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KANSAS Cllt
Kaw River Approach
ing Danger Line
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Kansas City, April llfi Heavy ralna
'for the poat twenty-four lioura Iirvo
caused n rapid rlfo In tho Kaw river,
and tlilu morning It stood nt IB (tot. rl
lniC rapidly. Tlio dangor Hue Is 20 foot.
Following tlio collapse of tlio Argon
tlnoArinotirdalo foot bridge, tlio ntcol
bridgoand belt lino pllobrldgo wont out.
Approhonslon Is folt that tlio low
Undo will again be flooded i llko thoy
wore a year ago.
At Fort Hcott ono hundred thousand
dollars damago has alroady boon dono.
Kansas Olty, Apr. 2T At noon tlio
Init bridge connecting thd two Kanaaa
Uftloawaa declared unuafe. Tbo low
lovel atroubi In Armournnlo and Argon
tlno aro anbmorgod.
DEADLY
CYCLONE
IN TEXAS
Fort Worth, Apr. 3 Sovcn killed
and forty to fifty wounded is tho lntoat
of record of tlio cyclonu in nortliom
.Texas and eonthor Indian Territory
,Hnnday ovonlng. Many wore'lnjurod at
Mout Vernon, and Wluabro, and at
Holpapa six woro killed.
National Bank Closes
Washington, April 22 Tho Formers'
and Merchants' National Dank of
llobart, Okla., closed its' doors this
morning. A rocoUer will bo appointed,
Suicided for His Health
San Juan, April 23-Frotl V. Mattln,
Commissioner of Immigration for Porto
Hlco, sulcidod today, on account of ill
health.
The Secret of Long L)fc and
How lo Overcome Waste.
To "A'naw thyself? Is to take ndvnntnttO i
of life' nccretH nnil equip one's self with '
nu armor wuicli wm aucccuMuiiyrciiMiiio
?recu,o? .1
The old Idea of fate
or "kismet," auu ,
(lint n iiemoii al. I
ways dlea when his
time crimes, is now .
jrvinuit
lriKM ril. I
"ttl. '&
amount ,of wear
and tu lire, can do i
leiiKinencu or
Hhorteiied Accord
lug to thecarc that
is Riven it, U ac
cidul
lint .or careless.
nesii clcHtroya the
worlcA of the watch
or the human mcchanUut. h end comes
to itn iiHcfulucM, hut It JiaH not actually
"worn out." Man'a H'tcm at times jrcts
rusty like the wheel of the watch and
only tici'tlii u little cleaning and oiling to
put it In hhape for llfu'4 battk-it.
An imitation of ntuufti'tt method or as
tttorlne waste of limine ami impoverish,
merit of the blood and nervous force in
uued when you take an alterative cxtraqt
of hcrliH ami rootn, without the use of alco
hol, like Dr. I'lercc'n Golden Medical I),
covcry, TIiIh veKetablc medicine coaxps
the dlk'estlvc functions and lielpit iu the
assimilation of food, or rather enables the
orpaim to take from the. food jiut the
nutriment the blood requires.
l'rof. T. it. TniiBimy.of fii Bt. I'eter Street, (fuet
bcc.wrrtent I lnul been ill for nomc time with H
Orlmw and did not regalu my ttrcriBth. Wltli
lu a wtek after iibliiK l)t I'lercc'n OoliU-n Mai.
icoi Discovery, i wnii anie 10 oc nrouiui nirniuj
niul l found lliat my yHtem wag entirely free
from nnu nf ,1i linil flfirlt of I.a Orltine. I
now keep a Mtlc of the UoMen Medical J)U
cowry ' oil hand, niul, when r catch com, take a
lew UoiiCK, which keen me m perlect iieaitn.
An a builder It) of loMt jUreimtli and viiallty I
do not believe your ,IUcowy, ha an equal,"
f 'Accept no 6ubtltiuc'iforGoJdd,tlvMedlea.
VDIncovery," There-.l.lv uotltiiiK PJustos
.Kood" for dUcaneaof tlio utomach. .. V
; I)r. Tierce's Vlmaant. Vcllet, the best
laxative for old poplev Tbey cure cou
Upation and bllloiuncss.
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TAKEN
By Frisco, Street Car
Employees
Ban Francisco, Apr 2C A iccrot ballot
ia, being taken today by tho Streetcar
Mon'a Union on tho compromise offer
inado by tlio United Hallways in ro-
eponio to the inon'ii demand for hlghot
wagoa and shorter 'ltotira. The general
bollofls that it will bo rojoctcd and a
strike called which wonld practically
tlo up all the lines lathe city.
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ATTEMPT
fO KIEL
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' Herlln, Apr. 23 Tho.Tagoblatt has a
code dispatch from Rome reporting
an attempt to aessstnato President
Loubot, ' Tho plot was discovered and
frustrated. Similar codo messages have
reached by prominent financiers on the
Dourso. Tho Paris correspondent of tho
Tflgeblatt also wlrca that reports of the"
attempt had reached there; The Italian
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censorship suppressed the direct nowa.
VIRGINIA
FRANCHISE
LAW STANDS
Negroes ' Still Dehied
The Ballot
Washington, Apr. 25 Thq Supremo
Court today decided in tho cate brought
to tost tbo constitutionality oi tho Vir
ginia election laws aimed at the fra'n
chlao right of negroes, restraining tho
board of canvaseers from canvassing
tlio ruturns. that tho proceedings do
sircd to prohibit It tho court had already
bcon had and nothing could bo done.
Tho case wnt dismissed, und the frau
chlsu law stand,
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Lana upenea ior mmm
Washinston. Anrll 23 Tho Pres dent
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(his mornlnc
signed tho bill, opening
' lo 4W.Q00 aoros dl land
iu tho
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Many Football Enthusiasts
London, April S3 Forty thousand
football cuthualssts today witnessed tho
final match between tho Manchester
Olty Club and tho Bolton Wanderers.
Standing room in the Crystal Pnlnco waa
at" n premium. . -
4t?iS3! l0 c.or"ner.an ,aca u n
It la not so hard to bo n vvta expert
a to draw a imlar for bolng ono.
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100 that a wouum prldqs.-rjeraclf -pn
'being old.
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Bho believes ovorythlng that ruen' i
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If a youns murfihas monor thoro.Ja
r)o dpubt but tjit some young Girl vHll1
ttusk; him clever.
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MOWI0YARIN
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NeW Facts Brought Out
by Court Martial
AGITATION IN
. NORTHERN CHINA
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Cossacks Occupy Position in Rear of Japan's
Troops Denial That Japanese Have
Crossed the Yalu River
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How oyarln Wa Lost
Et. Petorabnrs, Apr, 2& The naval
court martial of tbo captain of the
cru'.ier Hoyarln, partially destroyed by
a mine near Fort Arthur, February
thirteenth brought sonaatidna! facta to
llB'.t..
Tho testimony ahowod that the day be
fore she struck the mlno,thti Soyarln en
gaged in a duel in the fog with another
ship off Dalny, Both wore damaged,
Tho fight stopped when tbb discovery
was made that tha Boyarln'a opponont
was the mine transport Ytiniseei which
later waa sank by a mine.
On the latter occasion, the Bdyarin
withdrew without attempting to save
the crew of the Yeniaael. Then the
Boyarih struck a mine and her crew
left her and made for land. Tho ebip
drifted to sea and waa lost.
The captain pro 3 need a letter from
tho Dowager Kmpreia congratulating
him on his courage In saving the crew of
his vcatel. on which account the court
merely withdrew permission to eerve In
the future,
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Aloxloff Recalled
Uflrlln, Apr. 2G Die Tost announces
tho issue of imporlal an decree signed
by the Czar this roornjog, officially re
calling Viceroy Alojcleff,
Jaoanoso steamer Sunk
London, April So Japanese Minister
liayashl roporta that two Buaslan torpe
do boats entored tho harbor o Wonson,
on tho oaet const of Korea, .today and
sank tho nmall Japanoso atonttor Oeyo
lilaru, oi elx hundred tons.
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Brigand3 Making Trouble
St. Petersburg, Apr. 25 The Vermja
Rfdief Stains,
lis wouldn't atru'u his hanfla with toil
ror whnt tho work wouW brlhj;,
But Btalnlnif thorn with boodle, thoush.
Wan quite a dlrccrent th5ng.
' Evidence Enough.
"Io ninrrleil bin wlfcfocher ibuej"
"ly do you know?"
"Uavcn't I scon her?'
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When ,n yoiurg ,man trice to tiiriko
lovoto a girl wuolius,tao'uaa forvhlm
ho discovers whethccfoi-isaot thcrd la
auch a wordoaa fall.
A burglar anay,4hwa!ttttfte moat bs
pert bookkcopur.
It; tho conltmhruleta yous(ivo a llltlo
monoy pow lt is only4tthat'h e uia)' got
more rtoxt whstiff.
It la bMauBotthororla noOfcxil llko tin
old fool that 'awldow 'has Sttclt n enap.
"When naresits Inalstrcn wvill.tnff their
children toyhayo tMv M lUi thorn I
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today quotes Shnntyaog Shlda'o, of
Pekin, as stating that tbe foreign agita
tion in northern China Is growing arid Is
being carried on actively by brigands.
Bovep persona bavo bcin killed near
Tientsing. Trouble has also occurred
at Lonanfu, 8hanal provience, Shunde
fit, Pechlli province, and several other
places." A French merchant and Blgnor
1'oma, sn Italiea road engineer, have
leen killed.
A desperate fight is reported in the
disturbed district in which 20 Europe
ana are ealdf to have been .massacred.
The authorities1 have telegraphed to
Pekin for reinforcements to auppresa
the brigands.
In the Japanese Rear
London, Apr. 25 A Renter dispatch
from Lia Sing reports Cossocks have oc
cupied the town of 8hentcben, probably
BunKu'ebu, in tbe rear of the Japanese
troops concentrated oh tlio Yolo. The
object Is to cut oh detachments going
from Gentah to operate in conjunction
with the Japanese at Ping Y ang.
Report Denied
Bt Peteraburg. Apr, 2o Uenerai i-'ung
chief oi ataff at Port Arthur denies the
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report that tho Japanese have crossed
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Confidence a Port Arthur
Port Arthur. Apr. 23 Tho defenaoa
have i been eo atrepzthened that it la
pow considerdd tbe city la impregnable.
Bands play daily, children gambil
about the stroota and tho confidence of
the people is restored. Tho e ntranco to
tho harbor remains open.
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Thertf ttonhf bo great satisfaction in
being a hbu for. a fow years just to be
nblo to got tho laugh on tho dentist
,, .. uioiu jo ummug new unuor tliu.llcc, bedbugs ana various ouifr animaie,
sun, tho man who tries to beat tho nth.
er fellow's gamo, dfscovors that there
ana many now combinations.
It bounds .rnore' blooded to fay tho
downfall of a young man jvho does not
kl'P.w,.tho tasto of aiiythlng but beoi to
ylno'nd wpmen. ,,,?,
v No 'woman Is proud of.it, when Bho
baa a now .wrinkle to exhibit
Tho Btroo't c,nr conductor may not-bo
bravo and yotiUeseryo tbo faro.
If sympathy would euro rhourohtlsni
perhaps ityou,Id not bo tossed about bo
frcoly..
tt la a great Bhock to a young man
,who marries a dellcato girl of artistic
Umperament to. dlscovor how fond Bho
la ot corned beof arid cabbage, v.v-
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, , t would not siirjlirlso any one to learn
that the Btook bf th fiallk trust bid
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HUNGARIAN
PARLIAMENT
Striking Railway Men
Rioting
Vienna, Apr, 25 The1 Hungarian
parllment was prorogued by royal de
cree this morning, In order to obtain a
frco hand for Count Tlssa. premier, in
dealing with the striking railway men.
During the rioting at Eleed Sunday
a peasant knocked a aword from the
hand of a captain of Ilnesars and a cor
poral promptly clovo the peasants head.
CHICAGO
CARBARNERS
I BURIED
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OhlcagOi Apr. 25 In a dovn-pour of
rain tbe funerals of the late "automatic:
w!o"of Car barners was hold this morn
ing from the undertaking rooms where
the bodies lay since the execution.
Three thousand morbid people stood
about.
Services were held over all three,
Catholic in the cases ol Marx and Van
dine; Protestant for Neldermelr. The
latter waa burled at Oak ilfdge, the
former two at Mount Carmel. Tbe
mothers bade a pathetic farewell to
their off springs kissing trie palfd, faces.
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BOY'S COMPOSITION
ON MARSHFIELD POLICE
(From Monday's Dally.)
tbe following composition on tbe
subject of the Marohfleld police force
was written by a pupil of the Marshfleld
public acho'ol. It sbowa considerable
power of good hnmored satire; also
that the boys are on good terms with our
efficient city marshal:
J no. Carter, tile police of Marshfleld,
is a brother of the famous detectives
"Kick and Chick Carter who ara known
lurouguoui me worm ior meir wunai
work. John practices the detective
wor ana watche8 every suspicions
character, hoping to pick, up a clue.
Carter is bolter known as "xuoa" but
ainca'Jthat la nbta very respectful name,
I shall continue toaU'tiim Jack, by
which name he baa been called ever
elubo he was a youngster bsck 03 the
(tttlo Isle to greon.
Jack la good at t unning horEcs, cattle
and dogs into tbe pound. Jack ngs a
bell known as tho dinner bell at twelve
o'clock ; tho supper bell at eix o'clock,
r-nd tho hoodlum bell at nine o'clock.
"The tinkle of a cow bell looks like a
bunch. of good clgara to Jack. Jack al
ways haa one or more assistants.
Another important thing la tbe jail.
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I It ia .known aa Carter's hotel, and
varioos other names, but Jack generally
calls it the cooler. It is afar Irom
pleasant place to look at or to be in It
hft8 "llfl' and,n fact l" U,ly aU
ovor' u bftB an oder ,ar ,rom P'e88anl
and tho hay bedo aro aalto be so full of
that even an Intoxicated person Svould
refuse to eleop lu them.
I uttlng In a good word for Mr. Carter,
ho generally ia aucccesful in all hia.work.
lie always carrlca a loaded cane' an J a
thirty-eight ,Colta revolver. Ono time
ho got flip, worst of a deal when he
broke hla taXio over a man'a head, ip,
cause the bead waa mended, but alael
Poor old Jack's cauo waa broken.
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Kcvr Vvr'u Iu Juiuui,
n Most of tbo pcoplo you meet on tho
Japanoso NewYoar'Bdny aro carrying n
squashed salmon, avIUi a plcco of paper
tied routid ita waist by a paper string
.Which 'holds a llttlo gold paper klto.
.Tbtttldto means tMt tho thing is a
present and haa not to bo paid for.
sThoa vrjbo are, .not carrying crushed
WlniocJ.oV taking Up thVMreethn giv-
lad dwmict Xwf Yrt ulutatloaa are
PROROGUED
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GERMANS
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Berlin, Apr, r25-tl'ei'lcnt ItoOtevelt
has offendel hi German chauvinlsfa bjr
an Interview with him by Eugene Zabel
of the National Zelfnng, who cable
that the Preaident devoted a .quarter ot
an boar lo ixlrolllr. Steihburg, the
Qarmanambjsaor., - i ,..4. 3,
Altho flattering," toys the Bresttur
Zellajsgtj "Bcoaevett'a testimonial
off'jniia the dignity of the German En
pire, as it creates, the Impression thai
Stelnburg la striving to gain the Ameri
can government's approbation, iaateai
of resolutely protecting the interests of
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Washington, April iu TbV crosa elr
amlnatloa 'of Powers was resumed tHiat
morning. 'Questional aa to Mormon
interest:' in educational affairs, the wit
nnsa said that Mormon schools ranked
well amoBg the highest eetablislmenta
of the kind in tbe country, and gave a
list of ausy promiaeat pfcraoaa ia acl-,
ence, drama tad bsur-Io who are grada
atea ot the Utah khoola.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RESTORES
OLD LUMBER RATES
The Booth-Kelly Company rVIII Put
Logging CaJRpe on
Rivers at Once
Both
(From; Monday's, Dally.) .
(Eocene G card)
Through the cou?y of Hon R. A,
Booth, of thq Booth-Kelly Comrany, the
Guard gives the people of Eugene, a,nd
Lane county some very good news today
This big lumbering concern, with und
ent mills at Coburgi yendliug, Sprlcgi
field and Saglnawj all Lane county
pulnte, capable of cutting c!oo to CCO,-
000 feet of lumber each twenty-four
bonre, is to resume lojcjag operations
immediately, and Btart tJitt m'tl.'a on
full tlmo, with the rlosaible exception of
Wendling, for which jt is not certain
cue for shipment bu procued. Any
way, tho Wei)dlng ptlant will be started
up by September,
The logglngcamps will be put back ort
tho McKeuile and Willamette rlvera
at once, and drivia started B soon bb a
auiiiclent number of logs can be banked.
The rate for dressed lumber that ,Uie
railroad rostorea to the shippers of in
terior points ia $3.10 prr tliousand feet
and f3.1Y for rough lumber, the rate
bupercedvd being f5 per thousand feet.
Portland mill are not given the bene
fit if the reduced rateB, ua they can
ship aa cheaply by water besides the
railroad has ouly sufficient equipment
to carry tbo productB bf the Interior
mtlla.
. The intereUto commerce law pro
videa that before a railroad operating ia
two states may chance rates it shall
cirt) ten days' public notico. This has
I) jen done, and at the txplratlon of that
time the old rato will be in force.
rcrhaWa Would'hot be so proud ot
our clvuWatlon if wo could iook at.4t
fi-om tho BtaUdpolnt of 1,000 yers
from now.
, Japan tvtll 'discover befote.lt la free
wiai war iv" -Ki ,
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