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tor"' omplmthmlly lfiolar) Jiunen
(llllesplo on thu Htnild thlH morning,
inltlui luivo 1 ilio nllghtost idea who
' JIu donled having hiiouhuO bin nlntw
down In n quuri'ol. Ho wont hunting
thy hy boforo tlio murder, Tim shot
gun lined whs In evidence. Uo lilt
tlio gun 'with Kiirl Howard nnd illil not
neo It ngulii for two days.
Mm. Dollu Howard, tho bint of tlio
four defendants, guvo testimony hIiiiI
lur to IJavlKiiir'n. Uillospin whs ciwn
uxiimiucd, fulling to lirlng oit liny
now features,,
PRES. BAER
AGAIN ON
THE STAND
On Resumption of In
vestigation Produces Contracts'
, With Roads
New York, May 21, Ti IntenMato
Cominyrce Comnilnlon today resumed
Investigation of tliif cojiiphilut by
Hfiimt ngniiint tlio iii'iMlliiK ! otlmr
nillrimds carrying conl to tho rn'iilxjiinl
frohi tlio iinthrnclto ' rrgloiw. Under
tlio miiirctiin court decision timeout
uilsMon will demnnd tlio production
of tlio j;pntriuiti, which wiih refund
Inst year,
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Now York, M iy 2 1 liner produced
tlio contracts of tho Tomplo comimny
conjointly with. thu Jersuy Central,
Ltiektiwnnnu mid KrioSusKiichiinna
nml Reading railroads. Tlio counsel
ruiid from ouch tho jwrcentngo of ton
nage to Im accorded tho several coul
carrying companies, ranging f""11 "(J
Jo I, tho former (ho Reading, tho lut
tor thu Spquehnnun,
i jty w"? naked to produce tho con
tuictn of April Oth, 1IH8I), Imtwocn
tho trunk linen and tho Temple com
pany, but Uuer'a couiwol objected,
saying thoy woro not called for, hut
on examination of tho aubioonnos wild
thoy would jiroduoo them Inter.
Ileplylug to Commissioner Prouty,
liner nnid tho Dolnwnru, nnd Hudson,
Pennsylvania, Now York, Ontario mill
Western woro not in agreement with
Temible. Tho IVtnutylviiitlii did not
own any linos reaching tho mines.
Uitor Hiild ho wiw not In any moro pro
pared Htnto thlrt tlnio thrtii hint your.
Tho Inonmtio In ooit of mining oiiusod
;hy tho atrlko wiih inuoh. (
. SlKnllloaikio In attnohod to tho pro
HCJico of Burnett, which In liollovod to
Imj on nu ordor from Attornoy iUnu
oral Knox,
PORTO RICO WANTS
LOAN OF FIVE MILLIONS
Sun Juan, May 31 Tho lCKlnlnturo
, adjounlod today, bit't inimodlately ro
opened for tho extra ordltmry HenHlon,
oalldd-'to UioBOtiiito iv loan of itvo mil
lioiU from' -tho tJilltod Stutea.
tCutflii, Ohio, Mny 21 Tho Jpollco
tmrly thin imirtilhK nrrontwd Illclmrd
Mlgloy, Jinny I'lorco nnd TInoy L&
Iwllc, ftiiopcot'jd of IkjIiij; comicotod
with tho murder of Mw;ro V. Tnylor,
n nioruhitnt wfio wiih killed on flntur
dny nlglit, wliotui oommon law wlfo,
tint co Dortolf, Jinn boon under Kurvoll
lanoo nil it miHjM)ct.
Will Capture foreign Minister
Madrid, fny ai-Tologmmn front
tho Ouota ntato that tho triben in tho
neighborhood of TniiKlern Intoiid to
capture oiio oC tho foreign mlulHtorn an
a protcnt iiKalniit tho Aiik1o1jVoiio1
treaty,
Renewal of Insurrection
Sofia, May Si Sarafolf, tho Macedo
nian leader, him crotwed tho frontier
Into Macedonia. It in liolloved that
thin jirontiiBW tho renewal of tho in-
Hurreotlonary movement.
OPERA FOR .
EMPEROR
WILLIAM
, Hcrlln, Mny'Jl-Coiopoer Leon Ct-
allo today banded tho Kalter his new
open "Hobnd oi Horlln". writton at
tho Kalier'a request, alter lx years
work.
Tho compose! told the Kmporor Hint
it wab his highest onilenvor.i AVllholm
will attend to tho supervision of re
horiah. UNCLE SAM INTERESTED
WiiHhliiKton, Mny 21 Diplomutio
mmHul oflleem, n well an naval ofh
com, linvo leyn liutruolvd by the Unit
ed Htattn to investimite the report that
tho, KurOdiiiiri nro M'tthiK and iiIIowIhk
tho ifcniH) Iniyoud the tlireo mile limit
of dodtmotlvo mlben, which nro a
menace to viweln of any Hag.
STEAMER
OORWIN. .
18 SAFE
Seattle, Mny2l Tho only founda
tion for tho rojHirt that tlio Htoamer
Corwln, from Seattle, for Capo Nomo,
wiih wrecked oir Vancouver Inland In
tho fact that tho viwpl put Into Ket
chlkun to readjust her caro which
wan top henvy.
She loft Ketohlknn In yood condi
tion. X
Reporters Fare Sumptuously
uuriin, jiny uiv ivainui- unn u
doivd a luxiirloun Htoiunoc uHHljiiwd
fiv lliti itvftliiul vii iiuu nf voimvlATft finis
ii.. w... .. ml.- 1 .. 1 ... 1 ..
lug Kiel r3j,Mittn week,
The Social Whirl
At tho last mooting of tho Progress
blub, which wan hold at tho homo of
Mrs. E. MinguH, tho following oflloors
woro elected to norvo for tho ensuing
yollr, iPronldonr, Mm. Songnnckon;
vice president, Mys. Tower; serootary,
Mrs. Nicholson; trcasuror,' Mw, Miu
gun. Aftor tho buHlnonn of tho olub wan
dlwjedof, un interesting paper on
Japan wnH'toad, followed by roadlugs
from Stoddiird'n Lectures on Japan,
goneral 'dlnoUlon of, tlio Hubie)fc mid
IquotDtiOun,1
Reported by the
Xross Society
GREAT MORTALITY
AMONG JAPANESE
Gfiolera at Feng Huang Cheng Anju Taken
by Russians Seven Japanese BattaJ-
ions Annihilated
JAP DEl'EAT ACJAIN KEPOItTED
London.Mny 21 Tlio Central Kmvrt'
St PetomburK correniondejit tclcgraplw
that tho Red Crow Society lnw a re
jiort of a JnpMUcno defeat.
Tho cAHUultlen aro the namo an tliono
f'lvcn in the Boroo report of Japancno
dofoat at Port Arthur which wan cur
rent yoHterdny: l,000 Japaneno nnd
,'1000 JtuHiiiaun.
Tho Centxnl Nown rojwrt plncen tho
ilfiht at Pciik Hueug OhoiiK.
RUSSIANS X'LED
Toklo, Mny 21 Kuroki report that
on the 2lHt one Hcction of Infantry en
countered tho euemy'n naval cavnlry
200 Htron, elfjiit mljcn eunt of Kuan-
tleu. The enemy lied iunnoitheant
eru direction, leaving twenty dead.
Thtro were no Japaucso casualties.
SEVEN DATTALIONS MASSACRED
St. Petersburg, May21 Tho Ruasian
correspondent at LIo Yang telegraplw
that nceording to Chlneso rcirtn a
forco of Itunninun under General Fok
nurriscd and mnssnorcd seven battal
ions of Jnpaneso near Kiuchau.
The Keystone of Civic Purity
By Juitlee DAVID J. BREWER of Unlftd State 3uprma Court
luSmilO
VERY swindling cdrporptiou, ovorjr got rich quick con:
corn, makes its headquarters in tho OITY. What do
thoy who nro oiigngcd in sucli schemes, whother u
crnnk, fnnatio or swindler, caro nhout tho roquiromonts
of tho law? And how indifToront aro tho ones gullible
enough to bo cniight by such echomes to tho regula
f'H'M'-'-lliPl
tions which orporienco hna ahowij aro necessary to protect tho UN
WARY against tho wilea of tho designing I
Accompanying tho rapidity of living is tho changod mannor of
life. Tho marvolous inventions hnvo revolutionized all our ways
from striking flints to matches, from horsoback to automobiles, from
'bus to olovated railroads, tfrom messonger and lottor to telephone
and telegraph, with or without wiro. !Now curriculums havo taken
tho placo of tho old fashioned courses of education.
King James' version is suporscdod by tho woman's
Biblo. ST. PAUL HAS GIVEN WAY TO ST.
ANTHONY. Hothods of doing business oro now.
rovgerd, combinations, aro in ordor. Strangely
onongh, in tho days of trusts wo cannot trust our
polvca to hold our own railroad stock, and so organize
a security company to hold thorn for us. A now
litoraturo possoascs us. Thoro is a bigger man
than Shakespoaro, EVERYTlirNTQ- MUST BE UP TO D'ATE.
, Aftor all, in tho long strugglo for civic purity and righteowaeM
rolianco must bo placed not upon tho mcro MODES of administra
tion of forms of government, but on tho TOLINOHING- PUR
POSE. Tho man behind tho gun dotohninos the outcome of tattle.
Wasto no timo or strongth over trivial difference concerning modes
and methods. Enlist undoi' tho singlo banner of cMp purity, right
eousness and obedience to law. Enlist not for one campaign only,
BUT EOR T1IE WAR, Just as soon as that fae la known and
all como id understand, that your single and resolute purpoeo is' tho
mnintonanco of peace, obedionco to law that that purpose is some
thing not tnkou up today to bo laid dowriftomorrow,BUT THE
MXED " ABtDUTO; PURPOSE OF ' YOUR LIVES, . ywx aay ,
Uo suro that disorderly elomonts will yield to that purpoM fc
Red
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Tho Japnneno ro reported leaving
Feng Huang Chang arid' moving north,
CAPTURE OP CRUISERS DENIED
St. Petersburg, May i'4 Admiral
Ty denion the rojiort of tho capture of
thrco JnpauejHi eminent by the Vladi
vostok nqufldron.
TO DISPERSE COSSACKS
Seoul, May 21 A forco of Jnpauctte
ban been dlnputced from Getuang on
tho eant ooast to dinperHO the Cwnack
raiders in Norhtcrn Korea.
ANJU DESTROYED
f, Mokdcu, Mny 21 Tho town of Aiit
ju, Korea, was attacked and destroyed
0Jl tho flixtwnth by tho RnHSiRng.
Tho Japaucso garrison fired itn housofi
and stores and retired in good ordor.
JAPS DYING OF CHOLERA
Loudon, May 21 Tho Central News'
St. Petersburg correspondent wires
Unit advicen from Lia Yang state that
oholora ban brokou out at Fong Huang
Cheng, nud hundreds of Japanono are
dying daily.
nfliiiiigton, May 28-At thu In
teruntional Awioclatlon of MHOhlninUt'
hcAfiiinArtcrn today it wan reported
thut thtj Bimta Fe ntrlke nitsatlon wnn
uttcbAuged, with the road ifiiiwrtlug nkval attnclio of mm JP?anJi Bmb
men' 'Vrom Philadelphia rikI othr:Hy, wero niRrrie! i k ' ,fk 'Matthews'
. i ji i
oantcrn
cities., most of whom, it is I
claiiued, know littlo nboui th'g $&G,
western"
federation
of miners
Irf Ten,Day's Session
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At Denver
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Pphvor, May 28 The twelfth anmuU
convention of tho Western Jfeileratiw
of Mlnern wan called to order here to-
(lav to consider a nSflntion which In vir'.
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lany HiiecHug inv wuiiiitiu ui mo or
der. VIco-PreflIditWilHamn,of Griws
Valley, Cab, prenltled in the abseiwpe
of Prenidont Moyw, who la In j-n.il. . i
The convention Is expected to I
wnnion about ton rtnyn.
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Dlepatea xe-,
rnpresent Colo., Afiz,, British Colwm
bja, Montana, Idaho, Kansas, Minne
sota, Michigan, Noav Mexico, Califor
nia, Oregon, Utah, South Dakota,
Washington and "Wyoming.
'Coming on Areata.
. Sau Fanoisco, May 23,-rTho ArcatA
nailed at 2 p m fpr Coon Bay with the
following passengsern: Mrs. R. Finlay
Mn, Miss 'Emma Smith, Mm. . W
Jensen, Edna Jensen, Mm. F. Earle
and children, Mrs. B, Kolos, Miss
M. Axtol, Mm. Cooper, Webster
Cooper, J. W, Russell, wife and chil
dren, J. E. Cannon wife and children,
W. Beuham. Geo. Humbert, Thoa,
Asmho, J. ,Waah!check, Chan. Shep.
herd, Frank JoMollln, Ave steerage.
Murdirs for InsuraiKi
San Franolnco, May 24 - Ion
Soeder, charged with murdering hU
brother-in-law, Jon, Blaine, on w"hoe
life ho lnid placed, several thousand
ddllam insqrnnpe, after luring Jiim
from Gernjonyi Wn found gallty thin
afternoon of murder in tho first degree.
o
"Vlicn tho thermometer propped
far bolow zero "lilst Deccmbpr good,
Aim. Rogers was much disturbed, at
ho recollection- that Ilulgah, the
jiw kitchemnaid, Blept in' an un
jipAtcd roonr.
'Hulclnh," sho said, roincmbcring
the gpo( old custom of hpr girlhood,
it's gojjig to be pretty cqjiT tonight.
I think you had better' take a flat
jron to bed with you."
'Yes, ma'am' said Huldnh in
.mild and expressionless assent.
Mrs. llogers slept soundly and
f reo from care, .securo in tho beliel
X i 4lrt vm !il ia AAmfrwfnitlii Til
rk ",u u 1,u,"mr ttJ
tho morning sho again Yjsited the r
kitchen
"Well, Hulduh ," she asked, "how
did you got ftlong M'Uh tho flaU
iron?" .' '
v Huldnh breathed a deep sigli of
rccoUeclioh. '
"Veil, ma'am," sho said, "I got
it most varm before morning."
Youth's Companion.
Tlio young die good. u
Nhfttaary i '.
"What are your' polltica, y good
Baanfk . .
"I kin still open Wcoavktloa. Have
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llerpr, wife of tJia Qiwunin ISmj
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And Lletttemat Coinmfr'.w IrfiFnJto,
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church at ?leve this rtuirnng. The
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pigiicsi; uiuciiMH oi iiw lnipioHiai'io
oirales
inWHMkm nttMlUKrn.
Im Ronvlt ld the llit iAi'
and Mini
tlngulnhed gueMn,' Inohnljng jjijsinbew
of the CaWiii, Admiral Dw
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dintingukMied offlcern
jSnA army.
navy
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Minister to Vatieaij
Recalled
Parln, May 31 After a meeting or
the CoBScil of Miuiniq today, a now
wjw issued officiallf ' HOHnclg the
recll of the Freach ambasoador to
t Mi
thevVaticai,.
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Rome, May 21 CJardinnJ Merry Del
Valpapal, necretrary, M .quotefl an nay-
iBg that the holy nee is confidant that
A satisfactory solution of the Freuoh
idtuatiou will be arrived at, but should
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tlie French chamler end arse the gov-
ent antl.olwicalism, tlte Pope
may. submit the whole affni
f,to.thj.
judgment of the European pqHm.
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WUSCiibAR . v.
CHRISTIANITY ,
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Gpnference
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Los Angeles, May 21 Auotliarsou
nation wan sprung in tlio' Metliodist
poifernce thin morning, when Dr.
Jamen R. Day, Cheanoellor of Syra:
ouset N. Y., University f resigned, the,
blslioinrlo to which he wan' elected oii
Saturday. Day's electloji ivan duo to
the published story that lie" h,ad lf nock
ed down Protfesnor .Hardlo- of-Sim
Foniaudo. Cab, during an argument,
on thg higher orlticnm. The story
turne the tide in favor of Day , who,
was, immediately elected. Day this
mornlug .uiadq tho request that bin
resignation be accepted beoaune of the.
seunatioual lnoboutn connected witli
his oloctlou, pin resignation waa no,
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qaptod, Day's aot established his horn
or beyond a dpibt, and he is the popu
lar man in the conferenpo, ',
Th6 election of another bjshop' in
made necessary, , Rotarua on tlie bal.
j lot for three, ms4onary bishoiw wn,
nimonnced this morning, renultiwg in
the oholca of tho following; Rw. JJ
B. Scott, Africa, the firat co!6red man
so honored;, Ray. V, F., Old)Uw, J.
P. Robiason, SoatfceMi Asia'.
Merram CearrLs, former '8pfki
teudent .of Paoiflio t Coant Jayaiwyi
mission worlr,-wan aleetaA raiiMJiaiiry
UahoP of Jaiwi 6a iiUmi iallit.
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