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TU CREATE NEW SIATE.
Spokane Plan Regarded With Amuted
Toleration by Conservative«.
WILL BE NO STRIKE
Spokan« Chamber of Commerce Be­
gin« to Boom the Project.
Railroads and Trainmen Have Reached
an Agreement.
Portland, April 9.—Though they re-
N«
Npikane, Wash , April H — By mak­
Chicago. April ft.—The dlfferancM
ing j.ubllc t'xlay the report of the ’’new
between th« Western r.*d« amt the
iirmbers . f th,« Order <>f ComliK lora
state” commute«« and annouaning its
md the llr.’tli«-rh'XH| ,.f Trainmen were
adaption by the >hamlet of commerce,
Anally adjust«»! yratenlay. The men
of Oregon, Washington and Idaho are
Secretary I.. <«. M.uinie, of the latter
'iM'i.donaxI their demand for a nine-
inelim-l lo rigar«I with amused tolera­
laxly, l.rtnally launched the tain pa ign
..air work .lay and lh<- roads made an
tion the Np.ksne project to create a
idvance over their previous proposition
(<« the creation of a new common wealth
I1 new »tate through the aa-ciwsioxi «if the
in the ;*y of luggag'-iii'-ii, flagman and
iiunprislng the "Inland Empire," for
dirgruntled communities from their
brakemen ««f 47.fio pet mouth.
which th« name "Lincoln" lias I mm - ii
lurent coiuin<>nwealth.
The original demands of the men
A Resume of th« Laaa Important but
Even in Eastern Washington, where Confers With Leader« and Prop)««« moat fie.picntly »ugg«slid.
Portion« of Four Towns and an In­ wen- for an Imr. w ..f 12 per cent and
M. ».I ■■( t
-
• ■ ■ ’
Not Lea« Intereating Event'
for a working day of nini* hours. Ths
The rep.rt of the committee, which
Election in December After
sane Asylum Devastated Lots
new »tate ol Lincoln would I» centered,
maiuigv-r» offeml an inervaae In j*v of
am adopt««! unanimously, consixte of a
of th« Pa*t Week.
Census I» Taken
th«- rentihient in favor of the creation
Placad at »600.000
in per cent ami ihvline.1 to grunt tlhe
review of omdltiuns that lirought al«out
of a new e>mim<>nw<«lth ia by no tnrans
nine-hour day. Til«« agreement waa
what it term» the unnatural arrange-
unanimous. . Many conservative citi-
r J iha • ’’..rt* .4
meat of l»>«ti>darl'« now existing in the
Taft ami Cummings are Booevelt's sens are of the belief that the time is
C
airiium
Kli.ipp.
of th«- Interstate
N'Utiiwret,
advan«ea
reasons
for
th««
Havana,
April
9.
—
The
members
of
New
liticali»,
la
.
April«
rndably
ticket fot 1908.
not yet ripe for actual ae|*raU "n, and
the committee of tile imturgvnta, with r«>tM I ruction of a new state and «uggeata 16 lives were l««t t.»l«y by a tornado Ciminiere«« '•oininiraion, and Chari«««
aven among those who indorse Hie Npo- whom Secretary Taft arranged for peace the follow mg laHindaru-s should lai ap-
ffelmaa has iwgxm his
which swept n< nw> |»>riion« of three Neill, Unit«*«l Ntnte- lul»ir commiNi'in-
kan<- tv-heme, it is n-ogtiired that there in Cuba la«t >« pteudwr, had a confer­ proximaled
the jury in Thaw's deh-nse.
Hull state« ami which was Imctuble for ■ r. The agreement, which g. «« into
would I m - serious problem« to fm-e were
I liat t .''.til
. Ial il«id«-, or a distance ot 300 nulca. Tl.e tornado < fleet dating In m tpril 1, follow«
The English boose of lords is not the pt«'«-rnt »täte« to say ; "Bl«*s you, ence with the awretary lasting three
The pay of lomlik-tors in the |«xs«<n-
hours. Mr Taft re-hued to give hi» the pr«-»ent north line ot the state of mov'vi from w«-«l tosasi over the «outh-
distuibre! by the move to abolish them. children, go in pence."
visitors tire date of the withdiawal of Wyoming, extended, lie de»ignsle«l ar em extremity of laiuiviann and Missla g«-r service t«« be Increaertl Ilo jM-r
in large menante, the diffi-tctu'«’» tiiai tliv American trwopa from Cui«
Jacidi Riis, a lifelong friend of tl«e
the northern l»»nndary of ttie stale of sippi, and «Diking mio A lai*ma for a month, timi of t-uggug. im’ii |7.fill ami
* president, says a third t«rin will p>ai- have brought about th«* desire fcw »«'|>-
At the cloae of the conference Señor» Idaho, and the 1201 h dcgnwi of lotigi- -i.ol t I -t,l
*! ' O I . • ■ . i .■ i r I. • w 1.« that of tlsgmen and brakemen |ft fit)
¿ivcly not lie aecx pted.
aralioti arc poMical, ami it cannot I m * Zavax
t'bi.' ■<( II.-
f.lnf' . . .f .1. »' <«• destrityisi, nod dauuige approxi­ 'M-. "loath .*< nj-pl'.-l •-* the rehedulrs
formed I he i--
ov«ri<x>ke«i that «rtiicr political jealous-
In efl'-ct Nov'-ii'la-r I, 190ft.
atvd Prvw-that Mr Tall had d<*«'lar«ff »tale ot California, earric«l north, until mating ♦•'»iJU.tkXi was itone.
Tlie ware!" a is«* district of Harbin,
ies would spring up to All the new It 111] .■» I'
i‘i"- raiir.Hui» are not to mak«« any re­
. I .
' |-» 111 ( t.lat Il interiMv-ts the tftih tfegiceof latilmle,
Tin« tornado began at Llexnndria,
Mar.« Iiuria, ha«t lx«en dest.royrel by tire
state of Limuln with die-vir-i nod h-xrt-
until a complete ecnsux of the inland lx- <i«wignatv«l a* Hie w.-stern ixiumlary la., anon after
I o’cha-k yiwtertlay duction in crews or increase in mlleag««
The h»* is pla«-rei at 42 UUU,UO0.
bumlnga. Already two Inland Fm*
had Isen taken, which will occupy t th«' -talc of Idaho, and that th.« vast morning, instaiitly killing (our person» (or the pnr|HM>'- of offsetting the In-
A tpeclal Miles of i-«tar stamps will pire Ci! !«K, ii I.ot ,'i.i.t. .O-. I.» k i!(g .»:!!>
ahk.ut fi ui month»
He addml that em I’alifoima line, «wrried to Briti»l> there, fatally injuring Hire«« and seri- i r,-ri-vd wag«« given the |M.»ae"gvr
be isxurei by the government to com­ gr«*-n «o. •* up-i '■•- .»n::. « a*a-um|*ti.-..
tiaiiiin.il
munici I«1 ami provincial olrvlioua Columbia, I m » deslgnatol as the «astern oosly wounding 13 other-.
memorate tiie Jaim-stown exposition.
rluit sh« ia to I m * the capital of the
liv.-Hl .■ ill tl.e
ger M-'Vle«- to
would probably tie held in September, boun.lary of the «tate ol Washington,
Noon niter daylight it reached the
a ' -w.-ff
u Hi. laai» of IA miles
The Fan Francisco city administra­ I new state. The pohte-iatui of the dm- but be would not give any pr .liable thereby leaving a new state to I m - here­ Ml»i»sippi river, killing four persoti»
•atiatl.xl coniinuniti«- who arc now in
after nanievl ami from which a eruttai ut Jack»«>n, I*., while at Bayou Nirs, per hour, t«. I m » cmiiput««! lor <«ch |*rt
tion is raid to liave collected toll fn.in
.late for the presidential ete-tiorw.
l iii"' is t<> Io-
every «lot tnachim- operating in that power Call I m * de|»-nd«'*l upin to opp*«*
Mr. Tait 'inferred with the members city «I kiii I.I I h > «elreled ax the rcpital, la , at l«si»( hull n dor- n otiooM were ■ I tin- "i- . j-ar..’■
from tii»- word go any move Hutt would of the committee of insurgents until compriaing the |>«<ihandlc of Llaho,
city.
kill.-I. Tlo t.- wa.» ■■■■«• lutai Injury at gin at th«« K'hixlnle lime of h-aving.
I u. I ' .r ill. r
ar. ) i! ’ag I ' . IO
Roads on a i«i«i» of more tiian ten
tiiegon
ami
Faxte rn Jtu kson.
The subject» di»cnaae«| Northeastern
Tfe R'laxian douma strongly Favori away fr. in th«* public crib where lh«-y late tonight.
Wiiahirik’on
.
hours |« t day for a hel|M-r or construe-
iiii-
morning
were
gon«over
a
sechnd
Tb.e
tornado
next
ap|.c«trvd
nt
<
’
ar
­
lami
lo
¡M-aaantA,
l
ot
is
afraid
to
giving
an- m>w fer-ling.
The re|».rt g«M« on to rev:
time.
Tlie committee inslrt« tip-u
son. Mirs . where grt-at property dam­ thin train aetvioe are to mal:« no in-
take a-iy action for fi-at of being d.a-
"This pro|»>«itioii should n««t come age was done. Alxiut msm mor Nelma. elcaM in th«* rut«-» ¡«nd for »"< h ser­
*
eolved.
HOW TO CURB THE TRUSTS.
•am«* tunc u< uiuii . i "|«I ehitioris, but frotu any ««tie town or l.s-ality, but Via., the iiii«abltant» -nw the cimili» vice. Th«« intrtMtM-s grariteil In the
rh«Mild lie brought from «11 the pr inci ¡at I riso Into the air amt the storm dl-ap- agr<«-m«-"t »r«< to apply also to rates
Brazil has 'outline«) a naval program
for » imm ial ...ivi.a.- as a|wifled In lite
which call- for tlu- building .4 ‘it v*--- National C ivic Federation Plan* for the pruvini ial councils cl«* t a part of towns mirth of tiie reid TMh «legrtw of peered.
latitude, «nd, if |H«--dil<- L> secure their
Convention In Chicago.
self ot all siaes.
M. m I of tl.e w. rk
the M-natr.
The insane aayhim ut Jackson, la., in-iIvl'IunI schedule.
CjH.t', nod» having a better basi» for
will lai done In England.
tiem ral laiyanez del Cx* ill-» called
was a Im« ««t wholly wrecked, wiU*. a l<«»
New York, April 9.—The executive
nr di ; !■! ■ .- 11'k.n t.. 11.,. ,r in,-i|..il >>f alxur t2oo,iMM). In addition to.three a day ’» work i«r for |««yment of over-
attention
to
the
rxbtenc*
of
it
cam
­
council
of
the
National
Civic
Federa
­
Congressman Kill», of Oregon, wln re
towns am! ritic- south of the said tftth female inmate« killed many »u»tain«-d tiim- <>r other allowranc«* iti all braiM-Iir*
home I» in the eastern port ol the »fate, tion has dicidvd on Chicago ns the paign for the establishment of an
«»».«., ««««- «*« « « | it « 4IW «14 k <4 »W
dvgr.-«. of latitude, to s. cure, if |>s«ible,
say» the <«n!y gixxl feature al«.nt thi place and May 28, 29, 30 and 31 a» the linrriiun piot-1-toratc over Cuba. 'I’
- I «or. “f I
. Il > '■ their c« o|M’r»tl«n.”
m-arby plantation.
Rep««!» from tin- agreeiuenl hi not i*« a« t n- a ml«. tt< n.
dates for holding the natii nal confer- I II ' t - . . '
pr.ipi*»«-i -tat«- .4 I.inc- ,i. m tin i ■
I he Brotherhood of IzH-omollve Fire­
#
.....
Thect.intnittrerecommended tluit the surrounding «Minify indicated that
«new < hi combinatiuna ami trust«, which
The official plurality of Frederick A.
11 I.- ;. • « ol 1 lb' men wa» alai granirei by the railnads
recently «a» announced by that organ­ President Ro«»«evelt'e view», who wax chamber of .-omrm-n-«- send copies of tl,. to ■.»,!- | f o| ilf.'
Buane, nx mayor <>f Chicago, 1» 12,923. ization. Represen 1st i ve men from th-- determined to restore the Cuhau repub­ tins tc|«>rt to the various cities Inter- among the negroes, wii . mm * llim»y cabin« an inc lea»«, of lOperi-vnt.
<-»t«*«l, placing the matter Iwtore the quickly '•ollaj*«ed before Hie wind.
Hie United Ntatee lui» join«->l with vurioi- walks of hf.- Ii,m- ngn.-d tl.e lic a* m ». ii as possible. Hr mid he
N:W SPELI ERS GAINING.
U.»rd of trade, city council, or oilier
would
probably
rwummend
to
presi
­
Mexicc in a move to rtop tiie Central inv itations .u.ki:ig tl.e u«.|-out in. nt of
body
of
like
tiature,
to
the
end
that
American xxr.
del««gates by governors ami pieauienta dent Roeevelt the holding <>f pr«ai-
HONOR MEMORIAL DAY.
Champions olJSImplicIty Rejoice Over
dditial vlo-tion* in l>ec«-mber ami that steps Is- taken looking to tin« nccvsrery
Senator Clark, of M. ntu .» Iia-I a uf the important comnu-r« ial, nmnn
action
by
congi
«-»».
Number of Convert«.
j
'lays
(».•taring, agriculluml, labor, economic,
close call by breaking through Hie ice
The report points out tlict the |*n- Commander-in-Chiat ol Grand Army
[»«litical and law nn-.a'iationH.
The later, as prescribe*! In the constitution.
New York, April fi. — Ulialrman
on Trinidad river.
hamlie of Idaho is cut of! fiom the
Issues Proclamation.
puri«»«.' ««( the confer» i»•«* I» to e;«iud>!*
Br»nd««r Matthews, of the NimphAnl
•oath by an imp-netral.l« mountain
GETS EVERY ADVANTAGE.
OoograMman Ttramcnd, f M ehigan, er tin- trust and combination problems,
Npelllng board, st its tirsi annual meet­
Zaneaville,
O,
April
ft.
—
Coimnand-
terrier, »ml that the st utl> has domi-
nays he can st-e no way oat of R.xvevelt e»|M<eially the question ot what amend-
rr-in-chief Brown, of the Gand Army ing l*«!ay subinltti-d a re|«rt stating
tunning for a third term.
menta, if any. should I m - made to to the Court Very Lenient While Hermann Is nate«l tegialation to the exclusion of the of the Republic, balay i-siied hie that at l>-nat 100,IXMl persone w«-re iie-
interests <>f the janliamile; also that a
ing th«* form of « | x-11 i n g urged by the
on Stand.
French a«inrn threaten tc strike and .Shetman anti-trust act.
similar «..million exirts ill Washing­ Memorial lk»y proclamation, of which organisation. M at of the critk-iam
the
following
la
a
summary
In event they do warship« will carry
Washington, April 9.—It is expected ton. where the Cascade mountains con­
GENERAL BARILLAS SLAIN.
On Thurwday, May 30, will occur the again-t the l«xird'» activity, ProfeaxM*
the mail» that would oilier wife I m * <!>-■
that tl.e tevtlnmny “I Binger Hermann stitute a natursl latrier.
annual
ceremony of gai landing the Matthews declared, lusd coin« from
‘ layed.
will be c <) ih -I u «I i -«I t*»lay and that hr*
it 1» argued that similar conditions
Man Who Might Hav« Been President cross examination will then la-gin and
graves
of
the dead, and the commander- men of lettera, hut this had laven rm re
exist iM-tween I U't.Tli and W.-«t«m Or-
Exp<wura of bribery by !l«wr»t men
in-chief iulIn upon the [uwits to »••<• that than if!»«-t by the aupporl ol man ot
Coldly Slain.
pindiably
comume
two
«lays.
Judging
■
Lax caugCti a row in Nan Fuuici»» re­
the la»t reeling place of every Union m-iem-i , Pfufesaiir Mattln wa says f’real-
City of Mexico, April 9.—Manuel fr«un the copious note» taken by Dis­
form forces but Heoney will go on just
soldier. »ailor or marine in their re­ di-nt Roosevelt's warm altitude toward
trict
Attorney
Baker
while
Hermann
Barrilias, ex-President of <iiiateniaia,
the rame as before.
spective hswlltiea Í» fittingly decorated. simplified Kindling hail al»o Iw-cn a
WORST YET TO COME.
was av.u>Minal««d here "stur.tay evening lisa I mmui ou the »tnml, it la mferred
Wherever practicable, public com­ p werful fact«« in advaiH’ing the work.
A last east 1«mnd Pennsylvania train as lie sat in a streetcar.
As the cat that the defemlant will have to face a
Resolutions were adopt'd thanking
memorative
arrvicee <>f the heroism of
was w'eck«-d near Hodson, Ohio.
But at«ip|M-d a young man 17 years of age hot civea tire from the |>r«xMvution.
Chinese Famine Drives People to Dig
\mlr<
» Carnegie for the aid lie lia«l
the
dead
should
Is-
held
at
some
.crural
one man was injured. Officials lay the c I iiii I sk I xhard and rushed up to tlm
Hermann «-an never «-oinplain of the
Up and Eat Dead.
rrmt'-'ed the l*onrd and expressing the
point.
bls me on trainwwkers.
general ami »tablM«<l him twice, the unfalrm-aa of th« rulings of Judge Htaf-
Wa»hingt.in, April 8.—To correct an
Dejnrtment commanders are «-liarged conviction that through tlrr help thus
Mativ liimw
Re|xirts show that 2fi persona were flrst bl<>w severing the jugular vein, fold, wb<> 1» plodding.
with
the duty ot patriotic Instruction reml'-ml there "w. uld I«- in»ute«l for
erroneous
report
tiiat
ha»
fouml
general
killeii and more tIvan twice tlist number the »««-«>ml cutting hie face. The gen­ yesterday when the defemlant gave
in the public school» insofar »« the co­ r-ountlsas gem rations n gn*t diminu­
rambling
ami
evasive
am-were
to
.pies-
circulation
with
harmful
results,
the
eral
die«i
instantly.
The
asaawin
wax
njur«*d in the recent tornado in Ixiuis-
tion in the lalx-r <4 teaching and learn­
captured. He gave his luun« a« Jure lions by hi« attorney, unawers that R«-d Ur.»«» I uih Issued th«, following operation of the school authorities tan
ana Mississippi and Alabama.
leikviirol. I et Fri'lav, May 24, M ing with n pr.ipirtionate incr««*»e in
[>ut
him
in
a
more
favorable
light
than
Fatrada, ami his home a* Oct*, Guate­
•tateiiienl in rcgnrd to the Chin«*«-fam­ the last «lay preceding Memorial l*ay, the things taught and learneil; a vast
The minister from Nalva<l«>r to the
won ill a direct answer to the interroga­
mala.
ine:
lie aet aaide for thia laudable purpurn*. im-rcaw In the facility of spreading
United Flat«* say» the coimervative
F.x 1‘resident Barrilla« wa» generally tory, the court ov«-rtuh<d objections of
people ot Gential Amanrica are l*oom-
•
’
The
famine
in
China
Is
unprece-
In accordance with a time-honore*I i*l< us, and ther<-f«'!c a vast incitata In
tl.e
ilistri
t
attorney
and
admitted
Her
­
Consi«lcre«i ax Strongly areviated to the
dentod
in
severi^r,
ati«l
the
|a-rl<xl
of
Ing tirawi of the frequent war» and pre­
custom,
each |<»t will alterni divine «•neh Indlvidual’a st««k of original
preoe-nt government of Guatemala. He mann’s answers.
dicts tiiat a ixinfe«tera< y will I m * formed
greatnt agony ie yet to «time.
Many service in a l»»ly on Sunday. May, 2ft, i«ha»."
was <>2 year» ol age and was a strong
works must |xuw Indore ther«« will be to render prate* ami thanksgiving unto
REDUCE THE LATENESS.
Carnegie lia» given an etalowmcnt of |xv«sibility for the next prevideta-y of
REGARDED AS PERSONAL.
relief fr«>m new crops, and ruillioim to- the tirai of nation» tot the mall Hohl
the country. Members «if the r.uate-
•fl.UOU.OOO to Carnegie Institute.
blessings
of
the
past
ami
the
'india
­
■
lay
are
kept
alive
only
through
the
mala colony her«- think Estra.ia wax a Western Railroads Agree to Lengthen
Hern ann Explains Why Ho Made Way
All railway employes <«»t of the
contributions to the Aineriiwii mix»ion to! lad enjoyment of tile fruit» of au
[Mid assassin.
Schedules.
With Letterbooks.
Mississippi will demand more wag,«.
and R«<i Crews society from th«, Ameri­ enduring |»-a<-«« won by the Union arm».
Chicago, April 9.—Weatern railnad can people who sent their donations to
Wrudungton,
April ft. — During the
ALASKANS WELL PLEASED.
Cuban» ar«- eager («g s <i««-i»ion as to
officials have imu-t ically «Jecided upm Warliington. Tlu-»e two great organi­
hour he wa» on the ataml today Binger
CZAR TO ABDICATE.
when the rn«l ol intervention will come.
the new »•h«li uh» tor pai*«enger traine sation« are working together for the
Hermann narrated the clrctimviancca
Pr«*idrnt J«4H>|«h Smith says the Governor Hogatt i* Not in Favor of between Chicago and Pacific c««a»t Common cause and have hiniirh<-«i over
under which be ordered the destruction
Will
Appoint
Grand
Duke
Michael
Re
­
Changing
Government.
Mormon church lia» abaralunad poly­
points. Schedule« will not lie length- two-thiiila ol all relief »iipplie» »«'lit to
of liis 3A private letterfemke, gave hi»
gent for Infant Ciarevitch.
gamy.
Nxwtllc, Wa«h., April 9.—W. It. en«»l a» much a» it »«• at first propos­ Chius.
real'- n h.r so doing, and aivo explained
Ixvndon, April ft.—Tim Ikiily Mirror the distinction he drew between per-
"The following «abb-gram, received
The ansMint of cof!«* Iieing import­ Hogatt. governor of Alaska, ranched ed, as the |ms-engrr men could not
agr««- to liave the trains run upon tiy the editor of the Christian Ih-rald claims to I m - in a (vwitlon to annoimi-*« ».inal and
offi. ial
correspondence.
ed in!«« the Unlteil Ntatee is decreasing, Heutlle tonight Irotn Washington.
"We got alnKMt everything we n»kr-d sclmduliK which cotiId Is- maintain«d. from the editor of th«. North China upon the "highest authority" that the Wliilr telling the story of the Ixsiks, he
but the importatma of evra* IS increas­
If the time »» now arg«-«-d u|««n la New», terrible ax It may seem, '»peak» emperor of Russia purpsire to al»ll«ate (or th«- flr-t time displaynl »ign» of
of tile last ««vision of congress," lie
ing.
within a m< nth and that Grand Duke emotion, and Ida «arneatnraa
raid. "Tlie |M«ople ol Alaska are well put into offevt, the schedute of the fast­ only tbe troth:
and
Roaevelt is counting on compelling aatiafled with Uncle Nam's treatment est train ti«un Uhi«*go t«> !>« Angelee
"Fliangliai, April fl.—Klepach, New Mi. line I will I m > appiinted regent dur­ stralgthforwanineas a» he talked direct
congress at its next s«*sioii to pa»» a of them.
This cry for a territorial will la* l«ngthen«-d from 71 hours ami Yolk.—Appr.su-hing ¡ h - i I. x I of »ever«*! ing the infancy of the erarevllcit. For to the jury were ronvlcing.
reform land law by enforcing present form of government coirft* from | mi IH- five minutes to 72 hours; to Nan Fran- pinch. Authentic instance« of cctjx*«-« the j«»t thr<-v or four w.M-ks, the pa|M-r
From hie own batlmony it was evi­
statutes.
Foreign relief says, events have IxM-n procemling In dent that ll.rmnnii never drew a fine
ical dinmntenta. To liave thia change cisco from 09 ami one-half hours to 72; «■xhiimed, .aiidmllxin
Eight more indk-tmente are coming in rule would mean an increase in tax- from ( hn-ago to Ik hv« r from 27 and working effectively, maintaining wii.de this direction with lightning like ra­ distinction la-twccn the official and the
pidity in Nt. I’etershurg, hut the secret l»-r»onal in his inrreapondence with
man. atioii of 26 centa per capita for the one-half hours to 32;*fn»m Chi.ago to di»tn.-ts until harvest.’
for Nan Francisco telephone
"When s |x«iplc liave la-en re,Inc«»I lisa IxM-n well kept.
Oregon friend», In feet, the bulk of hie
Heney lias sent a warning to Detwiler small population. T.igetlmr with the the Mi»»«iuri rivar from 13 hours sml
"lately," revs the paper, "the em­ i'««rreapondi-iii-e with |M>raonnl ac.piaint-
fact that the country is only |*rtly de- 26 minutes to 14 bonis and 30 minutes. to such »traits that th«-y will dig up
that lie liad l«etter give up.
and <«t their own deo«l, the »everity peror's mind has given way even more an<-<-» at home wa» regardnl by him as
F7nglan<l is becoming aware of the veloped thia burden ia not yet warrant-
Build Pu«h Cart Market House.
and wide extent of the famine can I»« completely, and he lina ihown himself |«ersonal, n< I w ithxlamllng much of it
fact tiiat 76 per cent of the canned mi. We can very well afford tc go
Imwpaldv of |M-rf«>rming the »mallcst «limit more or le-a extensively with land
New York, April 9.—Five thousand rrallMd."
goal» used in that country come from along as we are despite tire howl of put-
dulie»
of hlx rar.k."
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Uie Unite«! states uuiabehrd sial ihal
Men Will Get More Pey.
Unite«! Citizen»’ l*«rddlera’ aa> ciation,
English labels are put on by the im­
Protection to Immigrants.
Warranta for Trainmen.
War on Livestock Firm.
are to rule! into a eo-ojienttive plan f. r
Nan Francia-o, April A.—The loard
porters.
Rome April 9.—-Franc«-co
Materi, building a large houac on the lower of arbitration which has Iwen consider­
Colton,
Cal., April ft.—<«>rom<r Van
Kansas City, Mo., April fi —The
A part of the outer wall or the Vati­ lllrliiiwf of the chandler of .|<-putlrs,
East Hide. The building will '-«at |2,- ing the «lispnte between the Hout hern Wie to lay aw.re out warranta for the l.lv>wt>i'k eominlMiion men who are
can lias collapsed.
has made public a letter In which he
and will occupy an entire city Pariflr Railr<«a«i company and thcOrder arr»»t of the employee ot the Southern menilw-ra of the Livretock exchange at
, A denunciation of Hie exar may cause urge» the government to extern) its pro- bhx-k ftOOx 100 feet. I’leria for raising ot Railway Trdegmpherr awards the tele- Pa« ifie who were held reeonaibia for the »t'«*kyard», lavs 'eclared a war on
dissolution of the dooms.
Uvtion to Italian immigrants, not only the money have been prrireted and gl-i'phrrw 7 Lj fvr cent im-r»-*»e in J*y the wrr«-k on March 2W. In which 25 the Co-operative Livrwtrrk Ccmmieaion
Roneeveit says «urprfations have coo «m Inmgd »îea,,M-*« vi.^M.i.g the u-mii, architect's plans fol tbe market how* and a lurlf day's work on Numlay, and people were killed and 76 injured. The ronijsuiy, an ind<-|»-n<lent conMrn, and
but even after Hiey latve <li««-ml*rked have lawn completr l.
The building in Hen thereof a vacation cf 2ft •lays following air th«* namra of the m< n a inycott on all packers who purvhaae
spired to defeat his policy in 190k.
in the Uni tel Htat«-«. He expresses the will I m * two ttoriea high with a roof gar­ in each y»ar, with full |*y,
The against whom warrant» were trailed: cattle, sheep or hogs from the Co-oper­
Thaw has l*en declare«I sane, but lie lief Huit etrilgrant« to Ameriiw are den on top for the peddlers' chi'.drcn.
Hout hern I’ar Hie company gains Ito I.. R. Alvord, foreman of the »witching ative comfsmy. The r*w»on given fr r
Jerome will appeal for a right to see cxploilrxl ami use.I for work in unhrel- In the floor» 1*1« w will be booth».
contention that the trlrgraphcrs should crew; J. it. Criuw-meyer. rwitihnmn, the Bo. ott is that the company aella
tiie evhience.
thy a>ct|.«na of th« country. Tl«e writer
not l.-gi-lat«« for train disiateli«-!» or Clarence Warminfgton. engineer. The cattle la-low price '(notations and »ends
John A. law la has reached Cbteago points out that in HAM mi M),(H0 Italians
Great Fire at Navy Yard.
station agente whexw «alari«-« are equal complaint» charge them with causing out circulars to »hipp*r» charging the
from Mexico and will at onr* »tart the emigrate.!, of »I k . ui .*>'«u,uuù weld to
the «1<*U, ot it. I* Walthers, of Sacra­ c inilda.-l.ai men and stock exchange
Bhiladelphia, April 9.—The joiner»’ or «'xce«<j |i,.>«A>.
the Unite«! States.
fight to secure control of Zion City.
mento, wh>> was among the killAl.
with dealing unfairly.
shofM, one of Hie largest buildings at
Coxsy Plant Ano hsr Crusade.
the lawgue Island navy yard, was de­
Governor Swettenham, of Jarmica,
Mormon« Aid the Chins««.
stroy« «I by Are «-atly this morning. All
Taw Collector 8hart $40.000.
Two-Cant Ware for Michigan.
New Y«irk, April 8.—Tbe liersl«! this
reslgne«! because lie wa* <>rdere«l to
Halt lake, April 9.—Twenty t«ma of available marines ami sailor« were morning rays J«c-ub Fehler Coxsy,
New Or lean«, April ft.—Aw a rewnlt
lansmg, Mich., April A.—The annate
apologise by his liome government.
flour w««re vote.I for the n-lief of the called out to tight the flame«, together commandnr-in chief of the Coxey army, .if an examination of the accounts of U-lay, 27 to .1, | awH-<| a hill requiring a
!‘r«*»i.lent Bonilla, of HondnrM, 1« Chinese famin« auffereni al the 7fttb with the city Are depart mt nt. The is planning another great national era-1 Ferdinand IImianheifer, state tax col- 2-cent per mile iwvwrngrr fare ,.n all
The flour shop was fl Hr-1 with paint« ami «ther •»d<- on new and sensational lines, and lector. It was announce«l Vxfay that Inwet Peninsula railnadw, the net
gathering force« to continue the Central M <rin«>n conference trslay.
will be taken front the tithing store»
inflammable material.
A*Tierk-an war.
he may mmmence operations thia year, there-wax a shot tag«-of over |4ft,<JOO earning* of which exorel 11,2110a mil«.
In a Condensed Form lor Onr jccqfr.rrc Huit there ha« long ex I »ted in Roose veil Is Strongly Opposed to
certain Saettano of the Infami Empire
Busy Headers,
latent dirantiefai'lmn with existing
Annexing Republic.
•tate b>«nn«iariei. conservative citiaeria
Sweeps Through Louisiana, Mis
slsslppl and Alabama.
HAPPENINGS OF TIO CONTINENTS
CLAIMS A SCOKt OF VICTIMS
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