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NEY MAY HAVE SOE NEW AFFIDAVITS
vernor Johnson of Minnesota Makes Platform
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kUXDRIllllLT DIVORCE
BKKN Ad'IthLD I'PON.
-' .MADAM GOULD I! AS EHKSE TWO GREAT
complt:tkd details nists may meet
LAND THERE
THINGS JXI NO.
ANTAG0.
AT POUT!
WILL UK
GUARDING
CABINET
MEMBERS
AGAINST ANARCHY
Press Uu pj Wire.)
k, April 10 Prince Ho' !o
ind Mmo
Francis J. Honey, the big graft
prosecutor of the coas will dollvor
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kt friend .ho know some- ft?iu1liy !?.c,?,d Vt0lof a
Mt tho love affair of tho I100?'. ''J. ?au p,ron flC0- ?
McMahon
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vfll rionl with ftennfnr- Tulfnu i
uu iuu urn. if ana vmui : . . .. " . . r"v i
eMia nubile in tho St. Rosin wl anotnpr chapter added to m
i night and that tho Tvlor ra0UJ wf which has been wage bo
iiko hav inkon a.,M, inr. ercojy uoiween tneso two. When
it proof of tl" approaching
;u(to tame frit nds point to
tut tho prir.ee and Anna
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PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE
If you want
bargains in the
latest up-tO'date
millinery, dress
goods, dress
PRESIDENT IS CLOSELY GUARD
i:i Hi: 18 ADVISED TO RE
CAREFUL AS TO ALL HIS
MOVEMENTS.
(United Proas Leased Wlro.)
Washington. April 10. Fearing
that anarchistic outrage will follow
bh tho result of President Roosevelt's
Bhort messago to congress yesterday
HHklng for tho adoptldn of strict
measurcn against the Rp'road of an-1
archy, secret service jneft aro todny
closoty guarding membors of the
cblot and particularly. PoBtrnastQr
General Moyor.
Tho order directing that tho secret
JOHNSON
: LAYS A
PLATFORM
BOR PRESIDENCY
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VIONt OI
1SSUKS AGAINST PUKSI
HOOSUVKIT ON QUKS-
A STRONG CKNTRATi
NSIKNT.
'.jfUnlted Prcsi Leased Wlro.)
'ShllohATenn.. Anrll 10. Governor
JoKn6onb( Minnesota, nt tho dedi
cation todakof tho Shlloh monument
VfioJ, by Minnesota In momory of
thcoldlerH 'from that state who foil
Inlfthc battle of Shlloh, protested
n&Ntatt President Roosevelt's Idea of
cewrallzatloo of power. Ills uttor
anis' wore accepted by many nB part
or tho p'atfornl ho woluld stand on
shnAild ho roeelvo tho 'Democratic
service burouu keep a clone watch on i Preftldontlnl nomination. Ho said In
it .. ..i.i . i I ..II.... Inort'
inuo who wvuiu uu in iiiiutuu
tlnnenrif nttnek nhoulil thn nnkri
IstB tUcldo to tnkA atjtlon wn. l?eod to depart, from tho established forms;
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ljwt.nlRht after threats had been
wtwfy againBijino iivcjcowu'ostniHiur
Gonnral Moyor' and othor rnombora
of tho cabinet. The news of thoso
threats reached tho White House In
an Indirect way, and po far It Is not
known whore they originated.
Whothor or not It Is believed that
Prcsldont Roosovelt's life Is consid
ered In danger, or whothor he thinks
'so, Ib not dlscloROd, hut It Is taken
'for granted, that Is tho cabinet mem-
iforfi nre gunroou mo samo measure
of protection would naturally bo tak
en In his caso.
Innomuch bb tho Prosldont wroto
tho tnesBngo that liaa nroused tho Ire
of the nnnrchlstls it Is said that his
advisers aro today urging him to bo
careful concerning his movements In
and otit of the Wh'lo House and to
bo evor watchful.
The greatest four Ib entertained In
tho cn"o of Po8tmator General Moy
or, whoso duty It will be to "prohibit
the uso of tho mall for tho advocacy
of murder, arson and troason." as
c'ALc 'ItJJoc'I or muruor. arson nnu iroason.- as
-.- IU ulK:i lithe President expressed himself In
suits, spring
jackets, lingerie
waists, etc.
his message. At watch has been
placed on th Mayr rosldenco and
other socrot service men are con
stantly keeping him within s'ght. It
has not been observed that th
homes of other cnblnot momhors ar
bolng guardod. Tho postmaster gon
er .1 today decllnod to dtstnisa the
ir ttor in pny way. Neither would
arv of the other advisors of the
President express themselves.
n,deaJro on the part of thoio in au
iXj'Tlvy td Abldo Irt a central TiuroJiu-
craoy rathor than roach democracy-
ji uecomes you nmz mo to protest
against and doparturo whatsoovor
from the government that camo to
us from tho constitutional convention
of 1787 nnd these ninondmeutH
which. have been mado to Jt by tho
specific will of tho peoplo. With tho
great materia development of tho
country and a clujngo In economic
conditions, particularly with tho
growth of great prlvato corporations,
which are performing somo of tho
functions of government, has coino
tho neceBlty of exercising strict gov
ernmental control and tho rigid en
forcement of all lawB enacted to re
tain tho legal rights of tho poor and
weak."
Relative to the centralisation of
power, the gpoakor gald:
"The very theory of our govern
ment Is basod upon tho rights of tho
stnte to control absolutely their own
arrairs "
NARRIMAN
ID GIRDLE
THE EARTH
WITH HIS SYSTEM
WALTi STItKITT CONCI2DKS III?
HAS CONTJIOL OV ERIK RAIL
ROAD TO unitk sti:ami:k
LINKS WITH J. P. MORGAN.
STRAN6E
ROBBERS
TAKEN
SHOTClTY MARSHAL
United Pros Leased Wlro.)
Chicago, April 10. Chicago rail
road magnates accept E. II, Harrl
man's -ncqulstlon and control of tho
ISi-Jo railroad as ovldenco of tho con
summation of the first part of his
plan to build a world-wldo railway
Bystem,
The Chicago associates of tho rail
road king confirm the roport, which
ban substantial verification from
Wnll street, to tho effect that tho
Vandorbllt, Godot, Astor nnd Stand
ard Oil Interests In Now York nnd
Illinois capital represented by John
J. Mitchell, president of the Illinois
Truit & SnviugH bank, nro (locking
under tho Harrfraan banner to con
trol -theA.inirJcanv'Vnllway system.
TIiIb hnvjug becrijav&miillBhed, they
will nrqulro all )osslll6 Inloroatrit
Is said, In tho trnns-Slbnrlan road
bilng built by tho Russian govern
ment. Tho continental lines will bo con
nected with tho Amerlcnn-Burojioan
steamship HnoS controlled by J.
Ploriont Morgnn nnd associates, thus
c tHbllbhlug a belt lino aiound tho
world,
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CRUELTY '
to Irish
bride
FLKKT ORDKRK!) TO MAKIi A
IX)NGKU VISIT AT PUGI7T
HOUND ORDKHS ISSUKI) TO
OTIIKK VICSSKLS TO GO NOIITJI"
Come
to the
Chicago
Store
and see
what we
can do
for you.
We
are
here
to
self
goods.
SAILS FOR
SAN DIEGO
SATURDAY
DEMOCRATS
FIGHT FOR
DELAY
Jtore That Saves You Money
'ttnltt' Prua Lonnl Wire. I
MlehNta Uav, (Ty Wlrelew.).
April 10 Tb men of the At'antW?
flet-t aro the bualoit set of sailors In
th worll today. Although tboy
have worked like trojans during the
20 days that thay have boon here.
(United Prow Loased Wire.)
Waah'ngton, April 10. Represent
ative Mann of Illinois, who more
thaa any one, Ib tho confidence or
the speaker, stntod today that he ex
poets to see aongrass adjourn about
May 20, providing a rulo U brought
In to txpodlnto tho dispositions of
bills which havo been to conforonoe.
He pointed to the fact that a motion
to ttiispend the rulea and plavo tho
Iud'su approprlat'on bill on Its Im
mtHila'fl paaago, mado yoatorday by
Hw tentative Sherman, had failed
and ihu. If the minority took advan
tage or their full rights, they could
ea llv force tin house to apend two
mouth in consideration of tho son-
thy aro throwing ronewad onnrgy. ate amendmonta to thla bill alone.
into their work for tomorrow thoy AM the Republicans loaders realize
aal! for 'God' country." The men .that their political foncaa noed nt-
'are determined that evory ship In the tending to and aro oager to get away,
float wri ue at ite uoat when tne and ror mat reason more emorganay
drew parade up the coast begins and rule are expeotod.
' the work of righting ship and ! o
"primping up" Is being pushed with
I wonderful onthualaam.
AU tho ships will have boon coa'
oJ by this evonlng and tomorrow
morning will find the fleet fully pre
pared for the start ror San Diego.
l IIB lilllW til UDJIUI1UIO UUO ilUl UTSQM
IXSRPKCTOU PELL
TO HIS DEATH
(United Press Leased Wire.)
San Franclseo, April 10. Losing
his rooting whl'e inspecting work
nn the seventh floor of the Pholnn
i fixed, 1it it I beievd the word win ending under construction pn Mar
be given uy Aumirai i nomas ueiweeu
i10b ui and noon.
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Grain MurkeiH.
Ch'cago. April 10. May wheat
opeaed 89c highaet, 91 o; low
est, 89 c, closed. 91 Uc.
May oats opened 52 c; highest,
67 c, lowest. 67c; closed, 57ftc.
Mai oats opened 524c; highest.
52c; lowest. 52yc; closed, 53V4c
ket street, Charles Horey. superin
tendent or construction, fell down
an tlovator shaft today and was in
stantly killed.
Workmen, who saw his body turn
over and over aa it was plunging
downward, are unable to say how the
accident occurred, but It Is supposed
that in some way he lost hid balance
(United Pros? Leased Wlro.)
Dublin, April. 10. -Mrs. Robert
Flynn, a three-weeks bride, Is being
kept prlsonor in her father's houso
at Ilalllnaglorngh, county Leltrlm,
after she ltd boon kidnapped on hur
wedding day by a band of Irish night
riders, booause Flynn refused to
marry the girl the vlllago of Ball
Inagloragh though ho should wod.
Mrs. Flynn has soen hor husband
only once since her wedding, nnd
then tho Interview took place u rid or
surveillance. The young lady will
bo datalned In her prison until
Kneter Sunday, when she will bo al
lowed to go to hor husband'a home.
To prevent her oscapo, her father's
house is guardod day and night by
tho vlllagors, who add to the brldo's
agony blowing horna throughout
tho evening to prevent her from
B'oeplng.
Tho ire of tho village against the
couple was rousod booauso Flynn
jlitcM another girl.
The night riders abducted Mr.
Flynn Immediately after the mar
riage and commanded her fathor'to
tako her In Tho girl's rathor dared
not refuse, fearing violence.
VICTIM OF
THE FOLDER
Lot, Ango'os. April 10 Dawn Mc
pherson. The I'oautlful 19-year-old
Seattle girl who fo rthe past nine
rnonUiH haw Uaon suffering rrom a
broken neck, is dead at the county
hospital.
The girl's injury wwb due to the
closing up of a folding bod In which
she and her mother slept Mrs Mc
Phertion was thrown to the floor but
the daughter's neck was caught be
tween the head post and the springs.
The unfortunate young woman was
taken to the hospital where an opera
tion was performed, and for a tlma
(United Press Lcnsod Wlro.)
Kent, Wash., April 10. Four
strnngura nuspoctod of complicity In
tho robbery of n cltliton nt Orlllla and
tho fatally Hhaotlng of City Marshal
Harry Mlllor, of Kent, about 0
o'clock. Inst night, woro arrested this
morning, Bloodhounds and posflcti
of farmors, armed with rlfloa and
pitchforks, woro upon tho trail nil
night nnd morning. Posses are, con
tinuing tho man-hunt and nvonues
of (ncape nro closoly watched.
Mlllor et 111 Ib unconfioIouB nnd tho
Hprgeons havo llttlo hopo of his re
covery. Kent two comucII mot this morn
ing nnd posted n reward of $300.
Sliorjff Smith jit King county will ,pf
for $300 additional
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Itcet to Seattle.
Washington, April 10. Bocretnry
of tho Navy Motcalf today dooldod to
oxtond tho visit of the Atlantic Hoot
ut Sonttlo. RcproKontntlvon Hum
phrey, Cushman nnd Jonoa, of Wash
ington, visited tho Prosldont nnd
Sociotnry Metcnlf todny nnd said tho
peoplo of tholr stato woro greatly
disappointed because tho ships would
stay no longor than outlined In Sec
retary MotcnlPu program of Wednes
day. AftofUtho conferoncoa Secre
tary MotcnJrnnnouncod that tho (loot
would not loavo Sonttlo until Mny 27
and that tho remainder of tho Puget
sound Itluornry would therefore bo
sot back otte day.
Other Vckm'Ih Norili.
Vnllojo, Cal., April 10. OrdorH
have been recolved at Maro Island
navy yard for tho hospital ship Ro
ller to salltoday for southern waters
to rejoin tho battleship float. Tho
ship conlod this morning.
Tho ordor camo as u surprise, nn It
wub Uoliuved that tlu ship would ro
mulii Irw for a longer period.
Work on tho Maryland and Wst
Virginia Is being rushod In order
that thoy may rail for Rromerton
navy yard, where thoy will bo docked
on April 17. They will rojoln tho
Pacific floot jui Mny 1.
The collier Jurln will bo docked
hor tomorrow preparatory to re
turning to the loot, whoro tho shlp'H
soryicts nro badly needed.
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STEAMSHIP
LINE TO
JAPAN
(United 1'roas Lsxd Wire.)
San Frnnolsco, Aiyil 10. Plans
for n new trnna-PoeUla steamship lino
to conuuot Japan with the extension
of the Chloago. Milwaukee and St.
Paul road la building to Seattle.
through Montana, Idaho and Wash
ington, havo been completed In tho
flowery kingdom by Vice Prosldont
inland and General Passongor Agent
Miller, pf that railroad.
Tho deal was cloned with tho
Osaka Sbosen "Kalsha company, nnd
Mlllor and HHand aro now on their
way back, to America from Japan.
This will maku tho third Japanese
steamship company plying between
Japan and American porta. Agents
of the South Manchurlan railroad. It
Is said, are trying to induce tho rail
road ofllciala to make Dalny the
Oriental terminus of tho linos.
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Bvrnntnmft of recovery nnnnnrcil hut ' .
.avoral weeks nirn alio VanV Intn n W""!01 i11 V,,?wa"r..
as he was stepping from an elevator stupor and complete paralysis act In.1,,,? clt - toda?'on"th5 wavi? Xv Hi
Hovey lived In Alameda. jflna-Iy roaultlpg in her death. XfJlttLZ1"? ?VJ.ay nt
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