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    VOL
NEWS OF THE OT
SCIO
DECE1V1NQ THE PUBLIC
OREGON,
THOUSANDS LET OUT
N|\\
IIM)7
THOUSANDS -SICK" IN KANSAS
MO.
BIO CHIEFS INDICTED
4».
TIMBEH FRAUDS INMANYSTATES
i Striksbrsakars Smash Car Windows
Druggists Worked to Death Filling
Two Senator* Implicated In Bigg»»
and Thar Hsport Riots.
"Prescriptions'* for Liquor.
Land Conspiracy Yet.
Ran Francisco. May 25.—-A lively
Topeka. Kan . .May 27.—A larg«1
('hie igo, Muy 24. A dispatch to
row developed between the police
part of the people of Kansas were
tho Tribune from Washington, D. C.,
•'III" yesterday.
Untold t ho usa nds
• nd the United Railroads In connec­
•ays:
were victims of all •ort» of com*
tion with the withdrawal of cars on
plaints A record of the "»lek" one»
"Amaslng rovt-lailon« of a consplr-
Kentucky street and Han Bruno a*«>-
makes Kansas look like >u Infirm-
,i. y to defraud th" United Htat««» of
Inue line* yesterday, owing to alleged
ary.
million* of dollars worth of mineral
Coincidentally the drug »tor«*« did
I, vh'lenco of union sympathisers and
auil timber lands will bo laid before
more business than they have dune In
lnnd«*quate police protection.
many years probably than ever be­
the grand juries of hull a do*«n
Chief of Police Dlnan mad* pub-
fore-
In spile ot tbe epidemic vt
I lie reports of some of his «»fficers In
■■ ' . ■ i
' .! ' • I'li" frauds.
■ .
'.«>! •• b ", '.ZWII S»W V >■ iUtl
««blch II Is charged that some ot the
I, will Invoh ■■ in crlmliisl
A Resume of the Loss Important but • •» ■« *• .......... v
-.V? w *W :■«
(JUs Wo*d Alons Hsiiucss Tores 6l>-
drug clerks were wan and worn from Hugs Sums Rsqulr«d for Bail—Many charges l.he bulli«'» of men high In
Nut Lsss Interesting Events
ductors deliberately smashed the
OOO
—
Othsrt
Follow
In
Propor
­
over-work.
business and political circle». Th<<
More Indictment* in Reserve
window» in their cars to make it ap-
of ths Past Week.
All Kansas used tbe samo medi­
ir tli «1 Vi.«’.-
.' ! id t."«-n '■.Uiliitt-
Include:
tion tn Men Employed.
to Avoid Detects.
cine b**cr and whisky. Hkeptlcal
ted and then report«*d to the com­
"One United Slut«« Senator, one
persons
see
a
connection
between
pany that th«' cur» htul been gr«'«>t<‘d
«»
l tilled Htute* S. nator. a man re­
this
condition
of
affulrs
aud
the
fact
with a fuallade ot stone».
May Irwin, the noted actress has
Chicago, May 3« Railroad man­ that th«« saloona have b««cn closed
Han Francisco, May 25.— The put'd to be olu' of the woalthloat
Captain Duka, ot the Southern
marrli'd her former theatrical man­ Police Station, In whose district are agers here estimate that by the end and the brewers and win *erak> li­ peciple of Han Francisco want acta. men In thv world, a railroad man
ager.
tbe lines on which the ears were <>f the first week in June the railroads quor dealers driven out ot buatnes« not words. I will only say that we km'wn (rum Hie Atlantic to the Pact-
Theru Is just one way to gel a
Heavy rains are causing great withdrawn. In a report made to ot the country will have discharged drink in Kansas now g«i to a drug will make g«»id wherever we accuse'* it« , two of th« wealthluai lumbar
damage from floods aud washouts lu Chief INnan. declared that the re­ between 50,000 and lOO.tMH) men now ■tore and sign a ce|tlflcat« to th«'
port« of some of the non-union am • employed Some e^ixnates put the
was the brief comiuvat of William J. barons In th«« United Stiitus; numsr-
Pennsylvania.
«J the Cntti'd Railroads ar«' number touch higher. T hi« does eff«'ct that th« bev»rage is for medical Burns last night, and It »«» the on» smaller try. Including railroad
An experimental school has been
purposes.
Moreover, th«* purchaser
official cost o|>erutor*, olid mon st
opened In Pittsburg for Instruction of which h<« submitted tho reports m>t take into account the large must designate tho malady with only statement made for publication
number
o(
laborer*
and
others
dis-
the load of fuel compant««.
In preventing mine explosions.
by
the
prosecution
alter
it
had
ac­
which
he
Is
afflicted.
Every
dlaeas«'
of some of hie men.
n>i»*vi| bicausc of abiii'loiied cvlen
'ili«'" men, win"« names cannot
Corporal of Police John Morlarlty sion* and other improvement*. Or­ known to medical science has It* vic­ complished what half of the cltUen-
The great Ixvndon horse show
uhl'h i.|'«':.s J'ir.«' 7 I* . i|"« '.d t<- reported that he saw lnsp«»ctor B der* wetc recently i»*ucd lor the tims. according to these certificates shlp of Hun Fri. nclsco declared to be I"- in iJ' public befora tb<< grand jury
Gorman deliberately break alt the strictest economy and the reduction Insomnia and Indigestion are the
act • It I* it' « l.ired here, will surely
have l.ouo’anlmals on exhibition.
windows of a car on Eighteenth of force’ to the lowest p««»*ible point most common, but Ht. Vitus’ dan«'«« Impossible i* t ho Indictment of on«
Secretary Taft has openly d«*clared street yesterday morning with an
of th« most
i
powerful magnates I" Iml" ted by the evidence which Is
The New York Central is to reduce Is running wild nnd the palsy 1«
himself In favor of tariff revt«lon, Iron bar. and declared that Gorman
stagKerlng
thrungh
th«*
stalo
Chick
known
to
Wall
street
In the person now In the hands ot th« Unllud
and Roo«evett 1» considering the sutmequently reported thnt the rar many ol its> pay rolls fully «me third, enpux I n flying around aud yellow
- it« > District Attorney» In halt a
ot
Patrick
Calhoun.
if
the
order
is
carried
out
literally
m
question seriously.
had been stoned. Officer A G Skelly all department*, it would mean the t«*ver victims walk the streets, and
doxen
Wt'Slern slates.
The prosecution has traced the
King Edward will visit Ireland a* mad« a written report that he sa«v a discharge of io.ooo employe* on thi* nobody seems afraid of caching II
l b« ■«>■ fraud*. It was declared yes-
...............
with
»hl.
h
th.-
>1
nlte.l
from
them
Grip.
Bright's
disease,
c«mductor
fire
a
brick
through
three
a private Individual, so the viceroy
ayeteni alone.
l«rd.iy III au otbelal quarter, cxlaild
will not have to pay the e»|»n»vi of windows In his car on Han Bruno
Railway managers say they r.ithrr mutnpa, bronchitis dandruff, epi­ Railroads secured Its franchise from
avenue. The car waa running at welcome the opportunity to wee<| out lepsy, typhoid fever, scarlet fever, Wall street to the Han Frau cisco Into u number of stale*. Including
entertaining him.
such speed, according to the officer, hundre«!* of , incompetent,
forced pneumonia, cuts ami burns, deafness Mint Immediately after th«' big fire California, Culurado, Washington,
A Bohemian swindler who re­ he could not board It.
not to meutlon corns, warts and In April, 1906, when the .Mint was
upon them during the ru»h season, and
Oregon, Idaho, Montau», .Minnesota
setnbles Thomas A. Edison in per­
bunions for all these things and
Thorn well Mullnlly, assistant to
sonal appearce, ita» buncoed many President Calhoun, was very Indig­ to whom, it I* claimed, many wreck* many mor« beer or whisky Is the used for banking purposes. There and the Dakota».
the money rematued for a few days,
and devtruction of life and property
wealthy Germans In Berlin.
Much of th«- evidence In th«»«
nant when he heart! that the police can be traced. Aside from this, the only sure remedy, guaranteed to when it was drawn out piecemeal in
frauds
was ubtulued by Detective
cur«
or
money
refunded.
had
made
public
such
report».
’
H>*
The National Mining Congress Is
road» expect t ' Vive a tew milli m* in
lota of '35o,uou, converted Into cur­
Not In many years ha* thi» town rency and paid over to Ituef ami by Burns, who Is engaged in tho muni*
planning to build a magnificent admitted thnt some of the company's .v ■
headquarters building in Denver to employes broke windows In their tic i* light. The hcavtext cut* will been "Jolntlesa." Th«« dens where him puased on to the .Mayor and clpal graft pros« eutlon lu Han Fran-
Intoxicants were »old openly In vio­ the Supervisors. The evidence is «■I’co, mid to Francis J Honey, who
cars, but «aid that It was don« In or­ be in the operating 1
cost about one million.
der that flying glass might not en­ the »hop* and among clerk*
lation of law, ure
locked nnd strengthened by bits of conversation, 1« pr«*«<cutlng the same Han Frau-
It Is rumored that John F. Stev- danger the passengers.
clsen graft«««
l |«on th« conclusion
barrod.
Many
of
the
employe*
will
be
taken
records of conference» nt the ofllee
en*. formerly chairman of the Isth-
It wa» a comparatively quiet day back again when bu*me»« become*
ih" • 'll' ■ quence 1« th.it drug of Tlrey L. Ford, attorney for tho of their work In Halt Frauclsco, Mr.
tnlan canal commission, will be pr«»- About the usual number of cars were
Holley and Mr Hurns are expected to
heavy again, but a strong effort will stores of a certain class are now do­
tdent of the Northern Pacific.
run
There were Isolated Instances be made to shut out permanently the ing a thrlvlug business. The certifi­ United Railroads. The fact that the return to th«' government service for
Mayor rocelvod 150,ooo for signing th« pro>.«'<'uilon of the timber and
It has been proven that the Ran of rock-throwing, but no serious incompetent* and undesirable*
The cates signed by purchased« are filed the ordinance granting tho ovorhead- mineral lam! thl« »«'*. Rome of the
monthly
with
tho
Probate
Court.
Frunci’.-o Gas Company paid 320.000 disturbances occurred.
discharged tracklayer* and other* who
trolley permit was learned through grafters In Hun Francisco are also
About 7 o'clock last evening a riot were working on extension* an«l lik<-
to get their rate raised from 7 5 to
the testimony of Ituef.
said tu bt> Implicated In the fraud».
95 cents per thousand feet. Ruef call was sent In from California nnd improvement* will not be rc-cmp|oyed
Fourteen Indictments were re­
Presidio avenues, where a car had until the financial market is more
and Schmits each got 33,250.
MHS M c K inley is . dead .
turned
charging
Calhoun,
Mullally.
been derailed and was surrounded
FIVE WORKMEN KILLED
Ford, Abbott, Hchmlti and R U«f
Twenty-nine parish priests of Paris by a crowd. Several rocks were promising ami until the new legisla­
tion
ha*
been
given
a
thorough
trial
jointly
with
the
bribery
of
the
Hup-
have formed a co-operative purchas­ thrown from behind a hedge which
Passed Awsy Pescsfully snd P»inlss*ly
ervlsors. Seventeen Supervisors w «-re Bursting Ammonia Pipe Fills Packing
ing society, and thus get all their skirts the road at that point. No one by the road*.
at I 06 P. M. Sunday.
The
application
of
the
2
cent
pa*
bribed, so It may therefore be seen
provisions and supplies much cheap­ was Injured
Plant With Daadly Furnas.
Although partial ser- ♦enger rate will be especially felt by
Canton. May 27.— Mrs. Win Mc-
three of the Indictments were
er.
vice ha» been maintained for nearly Western roads, and reduction* in Kinley, widow of the lat« President, that
Chicago,
Muy 2 4. Five workmen
held In reserve. * This Is th«* Honey
Two atreet ears cbllldt'd head on t wo week«, the number of passen- freight rate* and the demand* of lab<«r died at her home her« at 1:06 method.
were klll«'«l and several others ser­
Tho
14
Indictments
will
In El Paso, Texas, seriously Injuring gers that patronize the ear» «ially 1» union*, which amount to million*, will o'clock yesterday afternoon
act as a sort of advance guard to iously injured thia afternoon when
all five of their passengers. They ■till less than one-third of the nor­ affect all road* and call for rigid ccon
For many years Mrs McKinley had draw the fire of th«* defense.
an ammonia pipe exploded In the
should have passed at a near-by mal number carried before th« omy and a grncral slowing up until been an Invalid Hhe recovered from
If tho defense succeed» In shooting
switch, but neither crow would give strike.
the way seem* clear.
th«« shock of her husband's tragic any holes In them, tho thr«>o In re- I««-« f killing d«'pnrtm«*nt of Armour A
way.
Many states, also, have practically death, but It left Its mark, and when servo will be altered to make them Con plant at tho stockyard». Tho
IRISH WILL RESIST
doubled the taxes imposed upon rail­ Il was known that sh<« had suffered a Impregnable, taking advantage ot building wim full of workmen at the
Finland is reveling In the novelty
roads, an<| the general rr*ult require* ■troke nt paralysis, little hope was tho facta brought out.
of freedom.
time, and tho <!• idly fume», escaping
retrenchment in every direction bos - felt that she could survive The end
Judge Coffey announced. after
AH
"Ireland
for
the
Irish'*
—
Boycott
King Alfonso, of Spain, will en­
*ible
came p«ac««fully, almost Impercept­ running his «ye over th«« Indictments from under high pr«»»»ure, pene­
Things English,
gage In brooding fine cattle.
ibly. Mrs McKinley never knew of that lie would fix ball In tho sum of trated through « very department of
London, May 29
When Parlia­ FAVORS LIMITED ARMAMENTS. the efforts made to prolong her life, 110,000 on each of the »9 counts. the building In such a short time
Socialists In Austria made »11 b-
ment meets today Hlr Henry Camp­
or tho solicitous hope of her stater He gave th«« nceu»e«l until 11 o'clock that 2d of the men wore overcome
stantlal gains on a re-ballot.
bell-Bannerman will tell the Com­
and other relatives and friends for today to furnish bonds and remarked
Stolypin gives warning to dooms mon« what th« Cabinet pro|»o»«»a to Japan Wdl Support Amarlcs and her r««covery.
that h<> would accept In lieu thereof before they could make their eecape
and condemns the more to expro- do with the Irish Council bill Every­
Britain at Th* Hague.
At the McKinley homo when death cash bail ot |5000 on each count. to the fr«'nh air. All bat five of thee«
prlate land.
one expect» It will be dropped with
Victoria, B. C, May ** Japanese came there were present Secretary Assurance was given that pending men wore dragged from the place by
Four jurors have been »«»cured for as little ceremony as possible, but newspaper* received by the steamship Oort el you, Mr. anil .Mr». M C Bar­ th« arrangement of ball no arrests their companion» In surh a aorlous
the trial of Mayor Schmit» and an- Mr Balfour, the director of the op­ Empress of India from Yokohama bour, Mrs Sarah Duncan, Mr« Luth­ will be made by tho prosecution, so condition that It was ni'ceaaary to
position, Is not likely to let It pass
er Day. Justice an«l Mr«. William It. the nine men accused ot the giving tako them to a nearby hospital.
other vonlra is ordered.
without a chance to remln«! the coun­ contain an interview with Count Day, Doctors Porteman and Rixey or taking of bribes am at liberty ««n
An In« «ffectual effort to search for
fikwma,
one
of
Japan's
moat
promi
­
Inspector Mclxiughlln. of the Chi­ try how tho Liberal» in bi» opinion.
their own recognisance until 11 dead In the Interior of the building
nent statesmen, regarding The Hague and the nurse».
cago police force, has resigned to get muddled the business
•
Mr»
McKinley
lived
longer
than
o'clock today.
was mad- by employ«** wearing safe­
away from investigations.
The chances are that the govern- peace conference, in whicn he »ay»
The statement was made unoffi­ ty mask», but they were driven back
"If Great Britain introduce* an arm­ wa» expected." said th» Secretary.
ment
will
do
nothing
for
Ireland
this
It was announced last night that cially that all but *140,000 of the by tht f
Judge Gaynor of the Supreme
and It was not until
.... ament restriction proposal for debate, President Roosevelt an<! Secretary entire amount of tho bonds of *«90,- nix hours after the exploeloa that the
>f the
Court, of New York, says the rail-' session, since the member» ol
Japan
will
»up(«irt
it,
and
po*«ibly
roads have not reformed in the least Cabinet resent the repudiation by al»o the United State* It would be lax'b will arrive In Canton Wednes­ 000 will be forthcoming at tho ap­ first body, that nf an unidentified
their lrt«h allies of the Irish Coun­
day morning to attend the funeral pointed hour today.
man. burned beyond r«»cognltlon. wee
Oklahoma republicans denounce cil bill. Mr. Blrrel). Chief Secretary difficult to speculate, though, on the services. Vice l'r«*ald«‘nt Fairbanks,
Bchmltx, In addition to f frr.ooo se­
A few
the work ot their constitution mak­ for Ireland, betook himself to the probable attitude of European power* who hud often been a house guest of curity ho has already given to se- taken from th«1 fourth floor
ers and want the election postpon' d country before th«1 Dublin convention a* to the proposal With regard to th«» McKinleys, Is exp««cted to reach cure his liberty pending the trial of minutes later four other bodies were
found, all of them having been
the regulation* of military ami naval
At Guaymas. Mexico, 1.200 Chi­ and his secretary refuses Informa­ battles, rights and duties of neutral«, hero In time to nttend tho funeral the five counts of extortion brought burned In a horrible manner.
tion
as
to
hla
whereabouts
to
all
In
­
service*.
against
him
and
Ruef
jointly,
will
nes« tried to land forcibly from a
regulation of wireless telegraphy and
The body of Mrs McKinley will be have to put up *100,000 In bonds.
British steamer In defiance ot quar­ terviewer».
mhs mckinley near death
contrabrand of war. Japan and Russia
A
revival
of
troublous
times
for
antine law.
had a claim to advance their views, in placed In the vault In W«'»tlawn Ituef will hav«< to put up IHO.OOO,
Ireland after several years of quiet view of their practical experience. As cemetery, which holds also the re­ but. Inasmuch as he now Is and for
Coos Bay people have begun 110 is discussed
The society called
mains of her martyred husband, un­ more than two months has been a May Llvs a Day or Two , but Cannot
Individual aults against the South­ "Hinn Fein." meaning literally "for far a* Japan is concerned, the confer til the completion of th« National prisoner without any Immediate hope
Recover.
ern Pacific to compel tbe road to m *II ourselves." composed of the hottest ence affords the best opportunity of Mausoleum on Monument lltll, when of release. It Is understood that h«'
Canton. Ohio, May 2 4
After a
land In obedience to Its government of the antl-Brltons, a majority of promoting her position in interna both caskets will be transferred to will make no attempt to give ball
tional politics"
consultation yesterday afternoon at
grants.
them young men, has gained much
r«*ceptaclea
tn
that
tomb
From
num-
It
Is
said.
Indeed,
thnt
under
the
Advices were received of large ad­
A Chicago grand jury Is Investi­ Importance lately. Its purpose Is for dition* to the Nippon Yusen Kaisha •'r«>ua friends of Mr McKinley, Mrs circumstance» and In view of the fact the McKinley home with Dr. Port­
Irishmen
to
refuse
to
enter
Into
bus
­
gating charg«*» that doctors and
fleet. Larger and faster* »learner* are Barbour received telegrams of con­ thnt ho turne«! state's evidence, he man, the family physician of Mrs.
midwives reguarly paid the author­ iness or »octal relations with the to replace some vessels in the Ameri­ dolence on th« death of her ■later, prefer» to remain the prisoner of McKinley, and Dr. K J. Eyman, »up-
ities for Immunity In performing Kngtlsh In Ireland, and as far as can service The Japanese govern Among them were telegrams from Elisor Blggy.
possible for Irishmen to abstain from
President Glass, of th«* Telephone --rlntend- nt of th«« Mnssllllon State
criminal operations.
just turned over to the company Pr<*aldent Roosevelt and Vice Prowl-
entering the employ of Englishmen mqnt
d«nt Fairbanks.
Company, already has given bon«!« In Hospital and a physician of wide re­
11
large
prize
steamer*
raulured
dur
The public utilities committee nf
tho sum of *90,000. Ho will have pute, a statement was lssii«>d that
ing the war, which will be used »»
Ran Francisco supervisors is eon-ld-
to put up *30,000 more to retain his there Is no indication that Mrs. Mc­
Close Call From Death
Rp’its Ron’s Hsad With Ass
freighters.
erlng a r«*aolutlon ordering the
III" rty.
,
Kinley could long survive the attack
Twin Falls, Idaho. May 24 —.
New York. May 2 7.- Dominick
United Railways to operate their
Halsey has put tip *110.000 In of apoplciy from whleh she Is suffer­
Strangs Accident on Ship
Adrift In a disabled ferry boat In the
Zlsan, 23 years of age, waa found bond», covering tho 1! Indictments ing
lines or forfeit their franchise.
Th- d< ' tors SUV. however. that
Victoria, R C, May 2»—Steamer d«*ad In bed yeserffsy by h!s mother, previously found against him.
swift running waters of the Snake
II«’ th«»« think di«"ilutlon will not come
8««crotary Garfield will visit the
river. Misa H. nelle Chamberlain, Empress of India, which arrived thi» his heed having been crushed by will have to put up *10,000 addition for a day or two
Mr« McKinley la
Tieton Irrigation project.
In i com.it«. «• condition, and It Is
Htate Superintendent of Public In­ morning, brought the body of Mr» blows from an axe which waa on the today.
When Foreman Ollv«'r. of th«’ stated that there are no grounda for
School directors of Chicago refuse struction. and Miss Ixiulse Johnston, Richard Cadbury, wife of the well­ floor beside the bed On the strength
of Mrs. Zlssa’s story, h«*r husband grand jury, filed the 19 Indictment» hop« of a better torn
to be tired by Mayor Busse.
State Librarian, were anatrhe«! from known English chocolate manufac- Antonio Zlsaa. was arrested.
Th« In court, ho »fated that th«»« were
Hurg'-on General Itlxey reached
Fire at Trinity college. Hartford, the Jaws of death. The women were turer, who was killed as a result of mother said that her son was the "only a pnrtlnl report from the her« at fi 45 o’clok thia morning.
crossing
the
river
with
I
B.
Todd,
of
did damage to the amount of |15,-
sole support of the family, her hus­ grand jury." This Is taken to mean
Chicago, and II. M. Heden, of Bos­ falling down the saloon stairway dur­ band not having work«-d for some that more Indictments are to follow.
Strikers Are Active.
ton. when the cable snapped, leaving ing a heavy gale encountered on May months
Father and son frequently
Ran Francisco, May 24. In conse-
Denver millmen and woodworker» the boat helpless and only for the 21, while the steamer was in mid-Pa- quarr«'led. the fath««r demanding
Buy Army Mules by ths Pound.
received an advance of 10 per cent In presence of mind of the two men the cine The b««dy was embalmed, and money. an<l the son refusing It
quen« «' of Incrcas« <1 violence attend­
An­
being taken to England by the four
Washington, Muy 25. Increa«»«! ing th«* extension of service by tho
wage*.
boat might have gone over the falls. i*
tonio
had
often
threatened
the
boy.
Mi* *e* Cadbury, who were accom­
difficulty 1» being cxperlenc«»d In ob­ United Railroad« to several new lines
panying their mother on a globe tour
Councllmen of Ixickport, N Y .
taining horse» and mules for the yesterday, Thornw««ll Mullallny, as­
Japan Subdue* Form««»
ing trip.
Anarchist Espalled from Palace
»re charged with huge boodllng op-
army,
Bids which have just be«»n sistant to Pr«»id«nf Calhoun, made a
Ixindon. May 21
The Time» To-
»rations. One has confessed.
Copenhagen, May 27. The police opened show that prices generally demand upon Chief of Police Dlnan
klo correspondent says the Japan«-*«
Two
Big
Fires.
expelled
a
German
anarchist
named
have lacreesed. Th« Quartcrmaa- for better protection by tho police
President Corey, the deposed pres­ have re«olvcd to aubjugate th«* whole
Lovelock, Nev., May 2«—Half a Nlerlegh, who waa employed n«*ar ter’» Department says that Army for tho company’» property and em­
ident of the United States Steel Cor­ region along the east coast of the Is­
the Royal summer residence. It waa
poration. han sold all bls stock.
land of Formosa. An expeditionary block of building« on Main street ■uspecto«! that he Intended to make mules ar« bought practically by th«» ployes Shortly aftor 5 o'clock about
burned today. One man, identity un­
pound. An experiment 1» being 200 »trike sympathisers mobbed an
force
of
4.000
has
since
last
Autumn
Political boeses of New York have
known, was burned to death, The an attempt on the lives of sovereigns made at Fort Kiley, Kan , In buying Eighth «lr< «1 car at Eighth and Bry­
been
steadily
pushing
Into
the
savage
surrendered completely and Govern­
total loss is evtimated at *75,000, with visiting the royal household. other yearly a »mall number of pedigreed ant
streets
Tho
strikebreaking
or Hughes' word goes without ques­ region, where In spite of obstinate no insurance.
hii ; ■ ■
,t
foreigners
are
being colts atyk putting th«-ni through a crew operating the car, were badly
resistance
good
progress
has
been
tion.
watched.
«..>ir»< <>t training for the cavalry beaten.
made.
Rochester, N V. May 24 Fire
service. This experiment has proved
The North American Baptist con­
caused vtoo.ooo
Itmi.ooo damages t<>dav
t«>da~ to the
beneficial.
Jealous of Japs.
vention at Jamestown Is opposed to
Spain and England Getting Thick.
Foreign Sailors Want Rais».
building occupied by Oak» & Calhoun,
a union with the Southern and Na­
I-ondon. May
. 2 7.— The
„
Times'
on
Majn
street.
East.
I-ondon. May 24
The Madrid
Glasgow, May 2*—The Cly«!e sea­
tional conventions.
Toklo correspondents of Japan do
Roosevelt Will Attend Rogatta
correspondent of the Telegraph says
men held a meeting Saturday night
not attach great Importance to the
New York, May 15—Preaident that the relations between the Rpan-
A Colorado court has recognised and passed a resolution to Intimate
Cold Weather at St Louis..
attacks on the Japanese restaurants Roosevelt expect» to be at the Inter­ l«h and British royal famlllee are be­
the legality of a contract marriage Immediately to the steamship owners
St. Louis, May 2« —The tempera­ In Han Franclac«». which they attri­ collegiate regatta thl* year on Hud-
by granting a divorce In the ca»«, that If their demand for Increase of
coming closer dnlly Members of the
ture today registered 42 degrees, the
The contract waa made In California wages Is not granted by May 29, ex­ coldest May weather recorded in St bute to the jealousy of American eon River, June It. The presence of iRritlsh Roysl family propose hence­
restaurant
keepers
tn
consequence
of
the
Annapollg
crew
In
the
race
1»
In 1*93.
forth to spend much of their holiday
treme measures will be taken.
Louis in many years.
•uccessful competition.
what Interest» him.
| lime In Spain.
In a fnndensed Form for Dur
?"adeik
Railroads Laying OIL Fmployes
By Wholesale.
HAPPENINGS OF TWO CONTINENTS
EXTENSION WORK IS ABANDONED
MONEY TRACED DOWN THE LINE