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irrzxer 'onrrx. sTATnyMAyr. Tuesday; -aprti t- " LIVES LOST IN A STORM . ' " - ' ' Hih Wind,! Approach! a Hurricane in Force DAMAGES SEVERAL TOWNS iJoplin, Missouri; and Omaha; Sufferers - SEVERAL PEOPLE KILLED AND MANT INJURED. AND MANY HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS 'OF XSOLLARS IN j PROPERTY ? DE HTROYEDHOtSES WRECKED. " , JOPL1N, Mo., April 23. JopHn wm visited this evening by the mo( ae- structive utorm in Its history, during which two persons were killed outright, six were fatally injured, a score or more seriously : hurt, and 1 $300,000 worth of property was destroyed. It is estimat ed that fifty buildings were destroyed Eather Hunter waa killed by the fall ing" tlmbn; and Martha Cape, colored, dlea from instil. , fTYim fotnllv lnlnr4 or' Ridwell Tlunter, Mrs. Anna Hunterf Mrs. Marian Hicks, Wm. Jones h. boy named Kruger at Villa Heights, hree miles west of JopHn ;F. B Kelly, at Ooogoo Mines, three miles east. " Th worst fury of the storm was felt In th nuburhii west of Joolln. The wind was a straight gale of terrible velocltv. whirriji: down, scores of hous- es in the south part of the city, and wrecking 1100.000 worth or tne nnes mining plm in the district. The wnrtt hnvnf in Joolln Citv was In a territory four blocks wide. Within this nitrnnr belt, there- is scarcely a building which Is not damaged. , Omaha Suffers. Dmnhs !sr.h Arril 25. An Unusual 1 v tiMw wind mtorm which struck the city this evening killed one person. In jured a rumber or others, ana unroor- ed a number of buildings. There was a heavy "downpour of rain. The street cars were st&pped for an hour, and the . wires and, signs were blown down in a.i -directions. Robert Maxwell, aged 13. .-was struck by a flying sidewalk, and will prob ably die. Ex-Mayor Oeorge P. liemts, was wtrutfe by a ..flying sign and sus tained, a broken leg and was otherwise seriously Injured. Lawrence Taggart, . "aged 20. was seriously Injured. , Larsfe Dlate-glass windows In down- " town buslajesa houses were blown in, and a dozen roofs carried away. Topcka Complains. Topeka. Kan.. April 25. A fierce north wind, carrying' clouds of dust, has'been blowing in Kansas since noon . today. There Is no Indication, of rain, and the best fields are drifting badly. In 8ioux City. -Sioux City. la.. April 25. Bioux City ' was. in darkness aftor 1:30' this after ' nKn, dense, greenish clouds shutting ' out the sun. ;Kor a, time the wind blew seventy-two miles on hour, and con siderable damage was done. i. In Bryan's Horns. . ' Lincoln. Nrt., April- 2'. A terrific ' straightaway wind, reaching at times a velocity of sixty rnils an hour, pre vailed in Lincoln throughout the after noon. NEW RAILWAY PLANNED WILL BH BUILT FItOM fl HANTS PAHS TO CTtRW'KNT CITY, . CALIFORNIA, GRANTS PAKH. AitII 25. The Ore gon & i'aolflc It Ulrxxwl. to extern! from Oranfsj Pas to CteSi?nt City.' I to be an ssurrtfl fact; Colonel T.. Wain MortCh Draper. nr;ipia.xer of' the Waldo xpper mine and engineer of the new rouV Ku rrftvde inropfCifU to the 'Hy of Omirts psi.es. mlli ha- been acctrted. The acceptance of. Colonel Draper's pnpoiti,n mean the immediate com tuertcnent of the new ni. an.1 uUl ntsteiy a"nother route by rait from GrunU Paw to Sirt Franciswv As a result of the; novenients that have airedy transpired, the new rtvl Will tx4 n-ttlity within the course of -a year or less time, and the future sta tus Of Grants Pa.-w. ,as ,t-h leading cty Houth. of "Prtj)a.nd. will be fixed for ail time; for. as Coionti Iraper rtated be fore the cttisevs. this road' wilt uWr ntately beooms the . wnncting link for. hew route EuaU which will lead ADD UP THE GAINS, The virtue of one dose Is so small you can't see any change. But add together all the little virtues from -all the little doses and the effect is very marked. . In consumption, as inxtHer cases, the results secured frcjn continued treatment witti Scott s Emulsion come from the accumulation of many small gains. little" gain in strencth eachll day a little gain in : weight each day -if continued for weeks, amounts to something, j , ' The fact thaj Scott's Emul sion can be taken for so long a time without the slightest inconvenience $ greatly in iti favor as a media ne for con sumptives. Such- a medicine gives itself time to do good. ' . It makes new flesh, and strengthens the lungs. 6eni for Free Sampicw SCOTT A BOWXE, ChtmuU, 4 Ttmrl SC. N.T through th rich anJ at present com- namiMvelw on-inhabited regions) of Southeastern Oregon, and pa through Crater ; Lake Park, one of the leaaww scenic wonder of the world. , CAUGHT A BURGLAR MAN WHO ROBBED HALSET BAR BER SHOP TAKEN IN CUS- ? ' TODY. ; i ALBANT, A-prtl 2S-Phip Eastman, who la evidently a sklllfu profeaslotiaJ burglar, is being held in ttoffw city on charge of robbing 'a barber hw at HaT. The evidence- overwh-l ro ln against Wm.' and Eacroan will probably spendr a-short time In. the Oregon penitentiary. 5 The barber shop at Haisey was robbed Tuesday evening: and1 XI raxors two cSJppera, two pairs of shears and a few other articles were taken. Chief of Police MeOaiw received, word, of the nobbery,. ansJ notified all iSealef In sec ond hand goods In this city to be on fb watch for the thief. Yesterday morning the man en tered the store of L. GoStileb and sahl he. would like to W a barber outfit. Ootlieb fwpeded thee thfu was the man desired., so while he examined he ar ticled her sent for Policeman McClain. The pxHoernan arrived end arreated the man Just as he waa leaving- -'he tore. Upon being searched Eastman was foud to have in his possession aever&l other articles ...v..v. -.. i.ntsfie4 aM trie stolen property. He also had several burglar tww, wftk-h indicate that "t nice. Front a photo w hlch he "carried : - t....ni thnt hut name Is iTiinp It - lean " ' - Eastnmn, and that he .. formerly lived in Topeka, Kansas. , LOVE ON THE RAIL Trvv TWO YOUNO PEOPLE ' MET ON AN OVERLAND, AND MAR RIAOE RESULTED. CHICAGO, pril 25. A romance which veteran n. lflr flfiTO Ofl the overland linv- Ited expresh in Cafornla. ended lat evening n a secret ' marriage In the First Presbyterian church. The father of the bride who was at the Auditor ium Annex, knew nothing of the affair itra-KI M warn all over. Jaime D. Darden. of Chicago, one of the rlce-Dreeldents of "tihe American Can, Co., w-as the hero of this love rftorv. and Mfa9 Marie E2Ie Rosa, of RrookJvn. N. Y.. the bride. Mlas RoM Im the uHiugJter of J. M. Rosw, a mern- h.r f the firm of Ros & Snyder, -mil lir.nairo lumber ideaJera. who have targe ImtereKt in timber iandi all over th. trnUMi stAtes. Mr. Darden to 38 years old and his bride is 29. a vonr n t r I ki rtlTi was In Cal ifomtv and while on his wwy to Chi- ram he met Mls Rosa., who waa nd-triKer on IJhe name train. The day after M iss Row . reached . home, i mar itNMter t Parle, isrooitiyn. sne receiver t-a letter from- her traveling companion. A correspondence followed, out sua denly Miss Rom' letter stopped. For mrvt-ivti months Mr. Darden did not hear from her until yesterday morning, when he learned that Miss Rosa and her father had arrived at the AudJtor tttm on '.their wav East from California. Mr. Darden called, proposed nd wa.1 u-f-r.ted thoturh Mr. KOi was iert out of the neeret. '" I A I license wan procured, and together with two friemlsithe tarty proceeded to the PrewbyterWn church, where the marriage .ceremony was performed oy the Rev. Dr. William Chichester. L& tr ii.he brUle and aroom Jef t on a southern trip to spend their honey moon, after Mr. Ross had given: them his blessing, and left for the. East. i - i ENGLAND IS ALARMED THE SHIPPING COMBINE IS NOW BELIEVED TO. BE a! MEN ACE TO BRITAIN. LONDON April 2S. -The papers here frlve firrt place to the comment on the AMavntk: ehtpping combination, pub lfhkng all klmi of statements aitl ularmUt' e.litorlaW rm th political bearing of the convM'ne. 3- The Mornln Pot.: dealing with the subjeat in the tight of the danger of Orat Britain toxin' her a supmn- acy, faays these things ougWC to have been fwrwen. "If there had been sev eral years igo a proper strategical de twrtment- at th Acmlralty, much that has been done detrimental to Great Britain wouM have been rrevented," rays the Po;. I . The Times understands ths,t pressure will be brought upon, the' Government to represtent to .Lord' Pauncefote, the Brit leh AmbasMdor ' at Washington, urgency of obtaining a report : as to the extent anvj organization of trvwU In the United State, and their effect upon the Trommerclail transactions, Moet of th weekly revleww disciws the dipping combination In moder ate tone, but wfth no great degree of satisfaction. MOST PECULIAR CASE MAN READY FOR BURIAL. AR- RISES AND SINGS LATER HE DIED. ' EVERETT, Walv. AprU 1 25-A strange case occurred tat Riverside last night, when "Daniel S. Cain, to all ap pearances, pasiwd from life. The body was prepared foe burial. Five hours la tier Cain jrevlved, and sittintt up in bed mxnx songs of thanksgiving. He re malned alive until this morning when dea;:h came. WaU Wa41a. Wasti.. April 25. WIN Ihim H. ,Hogan. a. switchnmn at Pasco, Wash., was killed yeeterday by a freigtit train on the Northern Pacific Waits burg. Wash.. April ; 25. Fred Wllkemm. aed twenty-two, a veteran of the Philippine "war. t tempted -ii-c4de thfai - afternoons by -uJtintf his throat. : No cause fer assigned. His physicians think he will die. ; 'J WILL CURE STOMACH ACHE IN ; '-J" FIVE MINUTES. E !" - This Is JtMrt -what PuinkUler will do: try ii. Have bale In the house for instant use. mm H will save you hours of suffering. Wateh out that the deal er does not sei you an immttloii. as the great reputation of Painkiller (Perry Davla'), ha Induced many peo ple to wry to make rometbing to sell, said to tw "ust a good a the genu-fne.- -'.', X . :.'. : H.- ; '- Legal Blanks; Statesman Job Office. PHILIPPINES BILL DEBATE Carmack Criticizes the Pres ident and Funston LITTLE GENERAL CALLER The Jaynawker Brigadier from the Winaswepi Plains - ' 'i ' THE FIRST REALLY llllHitil THINO UTTERED IN THE UPPER HOUSE OF CONGRESS? IN MAN' WEEKS. WAS. SAID ABOUT THE LITTLE HERO FROM KANSAS j WASHINGTON. April 25. Twa speeches occupied the entire attention of the Senate today. McCrimbcr dis cussed hi bill o prevemt nrisundor- MKa.ndinjr and ! nvisrepresentatlon; of produota (Which! enter Into In terstate commerce. Carmack, one' of the minority mem bers of tha Philippine Committee, spoke m opposition to the PhUlppine Government bill now pending. He sharply criticised tSho President - not r.rwlv fnr tho Tiolicv he is DUTSUine ltt the Philippines but tor traeiancts -wwen the Senator declared tended to fan the flaime of the insurrection. He also denounced General Funston, whom he characterized as a "Jayhawk er Brigadier from the windswept plains the miehtiest VSamPson that ever wielded the Jawbone .of an ass. as a weapon Of war." -: t- Chaffs Reports. Washington. April 25. Adjutant General Corbin today made public he follow in extract from a cablegram tuat; received from General Chaffee re spec ting the situation In Mindanao, Ca- ted Manila,-April 24: Rfrtr Rakdwin' coutd be communl cated with he haJ taken Wie fort at Pulas after Jigh!t reaiauanw. No cas ualties. Very. aoon after the neigh bor- tmr town of n9n'aH ooened tt doors, ho letted white flas and delivered the red Mas:. Datto Lampo ana others with a t'jtonx following aked permis sion to call and .make petkee. Datto Amani Pack, of GantJb. wbx ?nt thrat- enlng mesagea In reply to my letter. Is one' of tl-xwe who have submitted. The camp "two milea from Gana, whose, sultan ha aked BaUwin to oome there.- Have directed him ntit. to move. He is ten miles from Ditto. "It is my purpose to have an inter view with General Davis. Will go on the Hancock, which leaves here today for Malabang with a baittallon of ""he Tenth Infantry. Jt b our purpose to show a considerable force of troops to the Lake Moroaj converse with Dat tosthen retire the troops by different rCra lis to Malabang' and Parang; there afetr he meti expeditions occaeionaUy to Lake. "We supposed Garva was S5 milej from Maia-bang. It is actually a (short 21 miles. No fighting njcesry to overcome the opposition to advance to present location of troops; 775 men with Ikildwln. two troops caiairy di mounted 12 miles in the rear. Every effort w-itl be made to prevent a gen eral war. Davfa ways the ettuatioh.at this time is" very favorable." ' - A Special Rule. V'nh4nirton. Anrll 25. Representa tive Mercer, of Nebraska, will Introduc In the House tomorrow an omnjbui publje building bill, agreed on byj his minmlttw. and on next Monday a spe cial rule will be presented to the Houkc for the consideration or the tmi on Tuesday.: The rule will provide for three hours debate and a vote without an opportunity for amendment. The bill will carry an authorization for pub lic buildings In every state of the Un ion except Delaware and Idaho. for which states no bills were Introduced. n all there are 17i authorizations In the bill, aggregating $15,800,006.- J No new postofflce is provided for, New York City, but the bill authorizes a comnjrts- sion consisting of the Secretary of the Tr(n nil rv. the Postmaster General and the Attorney General, to select a. site In the Borough of Manhattan In the Houss. Washington.. April 25. The House Inrlav najmed 145 nrivate nension bills inrlndlnr the hills to nension the Wi dow of the late General Wm. Ludlow. at 120 a month, and widow oW ths liite "Parson Rrownlow, of Tennessee. I at $30 a month. The remainder of he day was devoted to a general debate on the agricultural appropriation bill. Lassler (N. T.) discussed the- necessity for a new posfofnee at New Yoi-k; Coehra-n (Dem., Mo.) Ihe truct ques tion, and H. C. SmlthVtRep.. Mich). "Good roads." A CHANGE PREDICTED THE CLERGY QF THE METHODIST CHURCH WOULD DROP THE RESTRICTIONS. CHICAGO: Anrll SS. "If the rler-v of the Methodist Episcopal church ex pect to keep their young men and wo men in the fold, they must do away with old restrictions against card ptaylng. dancing, and attendance at the theatres. If they are not avowed follow the dictates. of their own con - r4en. hv wilt ' attrut htirrh where they will be allowed to do so, or tney will not attend church at an. This, ia substance was the declara tion set forth a a dinner at the Union League Club, rat tended by sixty-fire prominent Methodist ministers and lay men of Chicago. The proposition re ceived general discussion in which Bishop J. W. Hamilton, L. D. Condee and Robert Quayle took leading pa arts. "it we qo not taKe acuve steps to ward arousing interest In the church on the part of our young men and wo men, we shall stand alone in our old age; there will he none to take the bur den from our shoulders when we pass away. said Mr, Quayle. "If we seek hind the rounc people down too closelr or draw too tight a rein, we cannot hope to keep them with us. A I recommend that all laymen and clergymen to whom the Interests of the xwwi't church are a ear. pmniK arountf this question and Insist that at th present regulations anu be removed-? ''Another Important movement set or foot at the meeting was the consolida tion of all the book Interests ana peri odicals of the church In this country. If the KhMiw.14 successful the wte oi the central Institution will be In Chi cago, r - , . ' 'm NEARBY TOWNS- ' I- : . ''. ' . ". ' ' MOVEMENTS OF THE GOOD PEO PLE AT KHAW STATION GOOD FRUIT PROSPECTS. . SHAW, Or April 25. Mlsa Eliza Mrtillvrav went .bsi'ck to Corvallls on Tuesday after spending a few dayswllh . n her motner. wno is u. i- - V. D. Lewis, of Salem. Is here visit ing a few days, t . George McGllvray went to corvaius this week. i vThe orchards are white with bloom tVi fruit arrowers sa v. and they Vave a good prospect for a large crop. Mrs. a. W. Chapln and fn. J. i Overson and "daughter. Miss iBessle, were Salem visitors Tuesday. i The Ladies' Aid Society met with Mrs. Chas, McAllister Thursday after noon. . C. R. Durfee and family, who have been living in Turner this winter, will move to their homediere this week. "SECRET INVESTIGATION INTO CHARGES AGAINST IDAHQ S SURV.ETOR GENERAL HAVE BEEN CONCLUDED. 7 BOISE, Ida., April 25. A secret in vestigation conducted by Civil Service Commissioner Kemp Int.o the charges against Surveyor General Perrault. ended today and Kemp has left town. Before closing he Invited the Surveyor General to appear before him, but that official declined. He was indignant and expressed himself very vigorously. In a letter sent to Kemp In response. Inspector of the Interior Department Green will begin h4s investigation to morrow In public. He invited Commis sioner Kemp' to attend but the latter declined. WILHELMINA'S ILLNESS THE SICK QUEEN IS RESTIVE AND HER CONDITION IS CAUS ING ALARM. AMSTERDAM, April 25. In official circles no amelioration of Queen Wil helmlna's condition Is admitted and the doctor's admission that she Is not sieep- iriir wPll is taken as a bad slfrn. It Is alleged that dispatches from the Royal family, concerning the Queen's condi tion, differ substantially from the medi cal bulletins' on the subject. The Oueen'ls restive under the liquid diet tr?atment. The Queen's mother has great difficulty In pacifying the patient. NO MATERIAL CHANGE IN THE STRIKE SITUATION IN SAN FRANCISCO END EX- ' , PECTED TODAY." SAN FRANCISCO. April 25. There to no material chu nee in the5 street railwav strike tonlglrt. . The director ot'ttva United Railroads are etlll awaltt-, Ing, instructions) from New ;York. he fore replying to the demands of the" car rm n. They expect to be able to form ulate a reply tomrrow , WHEAT IS TUMBLING. CHICAGO. April 25. Rains In the four big .surplus wheat and corn states played havoc with the prices of grains on the board of trade today, and causi ed a commotion for a time that resem bled a stampede. There was a wild opening In wheat, and there was a gen eral wheat dumping process from the sound of the opening gong. Everybody seemed to have selling orders. Two million bushels each were unlouded by several houecS ; ' BIG DAMAGE SUIT. DENVER. Colo., AprM 25 Stratton's Independenco . Mining Company. of Cripple treek. today tiled suit In the Arapahoe . Coun'tfy District Court against the Strong: Mlhi Company, charging the letter company with ex traciing (ro!J and other valuable ores from the Maggie Lode i Mining ctatms which adjofcna the rong property and asking damagkl to tte amount of $1, 750.000. i : ' .1" " . A STEAMER BURNED. . NEW ORLEANS. April 25. The steamer Sunrise,, Captain Frank Scovel, of the Red River Lineal burned ta the wafer's edgw Jut before daytigh-L Home of the passengers! and crew had. narrow escape, but all were saved. The boat carried enderable freight. which wa badly damag-ed. The Sun rise was valued at $25,000. with Insur ance of $12,000. j ;, . '' HEAD NEARLY SEVERED. , NEWAHK. N. J-. prU 2",- Henry Schaab waw hanged here day for the murder of hisk wife ami child. As Ethe body fell the than' head was near- w vre.i and tixl sDurtet from tne neck. Schwab was) a barber, lie wa dteert-jated and his,wtfe made arrange ment co Heare him; When he iearneo of her (detertninatton he killed her ad their child. He cut hi own throa-,lut not ' seriously. '."-' ' '' . BANK WRECKER FREE TRENTON. N. J, April 25. William N. Doggw sentenced to Ave years lm ptisonment for connection with .the wrecking1 of the Dover, pel- National Bank, was released today, bavins; been pardoned by President Roosevelt. Boggm bad about another y?ar to serve - HELD BT TBl'ST. WASIIINOtON. ApHI 2. The Ren ate Committee on Cuba todav decMed to InistKute an investigation Into the claarge that the greater part of the present crop of Cuban sugar is held by the sugar trust. , '.:- THET WERE ACQUITTED. MANILA. A-frtf 25. Major Waaler and Lleutecar.fr. Day. ofl the Marine Corps, who. were tried by court, mar tial on the Charge of ecutiir natives t ha :iink. have bean acquitted. Legal Blinks. Statesman Job. Office. 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