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IV .
VERSUS
FULTON
FRISCO
PLANS A
PROGRAM
NEW YORK
AGAINST
i
fiBFATFST
I FIND OF
;?
HUGHESi NUGGETS
IT P0RTL4NDTOR THE BIG flEET MAV NOT INSTRUCT;! GOLDEN STW
$50,000
DIAMOND
ROBBERY
ILL TllYTO I'ltOVH THAT GRKAT ROUND OF PLFASUHU
STILL HAS A CASK VP HIS FOR THIS dOIiIA TARS AT TIIK
ITE.U1AIX8TT1IKORKGON RAY CITY NAVY PRKVKNT8
pOU SKVATOR. j WAR.
fjiurt Priss Li-nsud Wlre.r i i United Pruni I.unsed Wlro.)
caid Or, Aprl 11. Uaforel' Sun Francisco, April 11. Judg-
h upcrted to Iv- thu largest, .jig rem tiro ofllolnl program of tlio
fct mat over graetoj nm ; e.gl.t.fc elng committee or thu tioet
h la Port. and, with tha pos- oonimlltou, JuHt ijsuud, bully good
option of P-titiont Koos-t!me Ib !n store for tlio olucora nna
ITrincI J Hem wlli- step out. men of tlio Atlantic flcot. The nr
jtpitforra nt Bxpo'rltlcm run.teinontH afford thorn a rare op
ct tonifiht and make .rin. 'ad-r-partuiUty to observe tho progress
Ki oppoiltioti t th eandUtMoyiifinn. FrnnclRco ban nmdo ln tlio
l:td States .Senator Fulton,. . (ijui cItu? "no and to boo tho wondor-
lun wi i tea' 3uu aimuo- nn.i r.i! w-nei-v ndjacont to tho city.
iConnuiicit on page rive, i iConnnitod on pago five.)
POHSIHLK RKFKAT OF THU ANTI-IO'HAHA
MACIIINK GOVF.RNOR IX THU'
JEWELS ARE STOLEN
KMI'IHK KTAT13 TAIT TAILING
NO PART. i
OVHIt
SAND
RAYJ
RROTHKRS TAKK OUT
TWO HUNDRMD THOU-
D0Iil4RS IX THHK13
(United Pruss Loaned Wire.)
Now York. April 11. Early Indl-
I
(SOT IX FROM AX ADJOINING
I 1
CAXDY- HIIOFDKHlMiRADOlCH
t
WHO KILLKH MARSHAL ARK
RHINO HUNTKD RY FOaSKS."
fUiniod' Preas Lonscd Wlro.)
Sopora, Oal., April ll.--Qroat ox
! cation i rolloylnB tlio convonlnK Qt cltomont ha obcon occasioned lit thin
tho -Now Yorlt ntnto Republican con
vention In CnrnoRlo hall today point-
iMi to a orlous hitch in the program
of tho followors of Governor HtighcA
i to lmvt! the doloKates to tho nntloniil
.convention In Chlcniio .pledged to
voto for tho nomination of tho cm-
!,Plro rtnto oxccutlvo.
.The urst sign of possible defeat
for tho IIughoH p!nn was scon In ,
HC31. I'fvwom" vn,ilUM W,UWI
vicinity by tho dlscovrry of tona of
fUnltod Press Lcnsoil Wlro.)
8nn FrancUc.o, Airlt 11. Snfa
"pnflkoro lait night broko into mid
got da,mondn valued at $t0,000 from
ttlCAGO STORE
PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE ,
Imrmmi
if If i
wMmmm
If you want
bargains in the
latest up-to-date
millinery, yess
goods, dress
silks, ladies'
suits, spring
Jackets, lingerie
waists, etc.
gold lu, tho pocket tnlno locatod njtho Jowolery utoro of T. Lnndy, Hi
mile north of Bonora. In Uo npacoi Market -treot. It In probably tlio
of throo dnyB O'Hara brothera, wholn'ost dnrlng robbery ovor cotnmlttqd
nira oiiurutlnir tho nronortv. bnvo on tho Pnp'flp conit.
takbn 6ut gold valued at $200,000. 1 Thcv robbora boro n bo'o Hiroufrh'
Thfyreport Ib that the motal was cut " wn'i rrom nn adjoining candy
outAVitb a cold chlsol and that thoro "'ofo through which they craw'od
innom-cnlil In tho nockot than rock, .through tO tho ewolr.v toro. drllltid
M '- mm H H, M n lu) throitRh tho combination of
h tho fioro. ntuL'a fcw-mlnntcH Inter lind
H Pdcapfnl wiUfli trny- containing1 tho
vnMuiuion. Tho ncn wprkd bo
nulotly llisi ,notnfiig.T xr -Kunn
nlifMt th rabberv until. 0:30 thin
morning wlcn Special OHlcer Moot
goniory "ouiton, In pnsKlug tho
p am, nbrvd that' tho front door
rtf O. II.. Wlchmnn'8 capdy Htoro nt
y-tn Market Htrent wuh wldp opon.
: HEAR MILLER SPEAK
m Sonntor M. A. Miller has Just returned from n trip through tho
oaHt where he wns present nt tho Nebraska Btate convention. Ho
will hnvu KoniotliliiL' Intorostlnrr tn nv nt thn .lnfTiTfioii C.Uih rnom
TiftVf Moll1nv tilirht. flnn' fnll tn honr litm. W1
h Ry order of tho President. P. L. FRAZIER. m
ailllRlllllllflllllllllitlMIIIDIIl
tho nnnounconiout that at n caucus Tho ond of the precious motnl l not!"? ,?w "I; y'1,1?1'0' "rnpting tlio
of delogqtoa hold last night It was . In sight. .attention of Policeman McDonnoM,
docldod to voto unnulmoualy against i
nny resolution oudorslng tho govern
or for tho nomination. Wllllnm
Ward, national committeeman, do
elated howovor, that tho objection
of the delegatos to t'ich resolutions
and togothor thv walked In and dis
covered what had takon place.
T'f ro'iiioi-s lind ontornd Uio candy
V i-! lu?? i iBl0, ' forcllig tho front door. 13vU
Lonsoa wiro.) ,MnUy t,pv woro w() Bn,nj,0, wjn,
OFARI) DAUGHTER
Ol
I United Press
Now York, April n.Dolcetlves bitrg'nc'B tools. They went in the
iv ka fn -ltniil Inaf filrvlif nl 4tli .. . ..t a a t
fliSt nevoid n I 111, bo "ockefollor homo to boo that tho holo.thro.mb tho thin wall londiuK
nin io in the , ronvinUon threatened attempt to kidnap tho oil to MindyN Jbwolry storo,
made In tho convention. k,f..jl Brund(imiKhtcr, tho chjUl of Tns ,mvng hl)Q nfCOn,Bj10ll tn
In s.pltp of this action tho Hughes Mrs. Harold McCormlck of Chicago, mt crnckord "aueozed their hodlos
adherents are confident of securing wns not carrlol out. GuardB ro- through. Thoy hl provloiiBly nt-
an endoreomont for their candldnt- malned on wntch today and every tniptotl to dr'll n liolo through tha
.... .i . - Wnll from a clothing storo In tho
Baseball
WHITMAN COLLEGE
Vs. WILLAMETTE
Willamette Field.
rear, hut they oneounterod sovaral
witter mpH nmi na.t to nimnuon mo
work thoro. '
l
MONDAY, APRIL
DMISSION ttSc.
IB.
Come
to the
Chicago g
Store
and see
what we
can do
for you.
tie c no part In tho convontlon. The
delrr.ates will eloct four delogate-!at-l(
ge and four ultoruates to tho
natloiiHl convention anj will nomi
nate two Prosldontlal olootors-at-.arg
and ono Presidential eloctor
for ach congres-lonnl dlstrlet. Tha
Hugltea slat' provides for tho elec
tion of Ssth Lowo. Stowiirt L. Wood
ruff, Frank. S. Rlark and Jacob Gould 1
Schurman ai dologfttoeat-larg,
Miirilrn-rH of Miirlml.
SehttI. WH8h.. April 11. Throe
men, uspectQd of bolng iiienihurn of
tho Kong of Ave whloh on ThurHdny
liilidU fatiil'v woundNd Mbrahal Harry
,.MMir or iveiu. pnssu through Jton-
i uiriy iiiiur lunuy uviauni
1 for RoHttle. Tho night
at Uonton Rcaostitd the
in tho railroad yHrds nt
principally beennse It Is known, they 'precaution will bo taken to In-suro tlio t(w Rl "
szy, that the Tnfi men will take l!t-lfcaif of tlio child until th mom- V liwld
uu ui mw iiucKuiouur aim ."ucuor- u"u
mlck families aro assurod that thoro atrungr
Is no further daiujar at tho hund of tliut. town, slid homliiK suspicions
the unonymcKis writers of the throat- tholr npparnuce, ho asked thorn
enlng latter. (who thoy wero nnd what they woro
- .... . j doing.
I.OTTKHY SWI.VIILKIIH ' "J,,Bt koeM yo,,r n,outh. nt atul
,11011 i iry io niHKn any iroiio'e or you
HAPPY
PEOPLE
AND OTHERS
THE PRINCE SAILS
1'ltlXm DK 9AGAN AN ICX-OON-VICT
FHKW LOV15 PROFKSHOR
MARRIICS MINIBTKIl'H WIKB
RKARH GRDDGK.
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. . . ..1.UL.'- uu uiihiijiiui vjarrin iiiii unm ill iiiiuiii .i f& lit, ...,. .
8 r AStOunuad liy l,,,a , taann rnU An ,.l.. r u..n... rm.l mn wars uni unit
jyowtlt of snsrehy In tho Y . . . " ". '' i,-t (i,A ,,, ..),.
.- i. ,.h. .1.. tact it :uui urouiHM io niit uuBiuAmM ror ."'- - ...... . ..-
:" "" "?.' L". ..'" ";.t" ::.: .;. - .. r . if possible Tho Georgetown
uoim( or
ItHSU to
Junction
oiuc?r
We
are
here
to
sell
goods.
Store That Saves You Money
(United
Chiengo.
Fear of Anarchist.'.
Washington. April 11. Tho Mcrtt
service oillem
wonderful
I'uliwl St
swift and secret "'fy,,:i H. J'nes, Chlotso, $0000, and John want of thJi city Mut out Hieu to
Ud by the aweetivos ""' ''"' Mlnr. $1000 TU llnw wero Kuard nil auorosehes Into town from
inn? rko wiiwi u yrweiji,., . thr.iifh Two Jiuutv uUrlX, wr
wake
ulk
.. .. i.,.z i..ii....i .n i.e. ham l a I rni nciiiiiiunv a n nnurv u. ... ww- Vw. .. mm
sible. But when deteetlvea wore''wiv' who w l u umtherluk owlJ j",V, ,-.. f onli
oht out' to tott ho awiracy of the.d-n- agnlmt the men ty tligt San r1 'l,' " "mi
Itat rbev found to thflr astoniah- who :h 70 reor, old. rawle afortun.," ''" 'OUB
onori.li Ut'ii (if 12 IIIIII.UIII' nlll ft I 1 ll IIm . w..-
ARK PROSROL'THD ' apt to gat what th othor fellow
. got." icruflly retorti d ono of the
Prw .wmi Wire.) jnion. and thiy startwl off hurriedly
April U. UnilOJ ttOi ""'""" H'' '"""- "". T. I. .; ih.H. nnf.rlv with .nob
.,..-i, 1...1 n.i . . a. luiiuuiju. i iiv (liut'uni iniiRiiHiuiT 1 1" f "":':." -- .,--
w....v ..B5i -. ..a ,,, j,8stond to lhi t'Dhun uiU notified
(United Proas l.oaHod Wlro.)
Now York, April 11. Sailing ( on
dlfforont ships,- Prince Hullo do Ba
gau nnd tno ojijoct of his affections,
Mine. Gould, loft today for Kuropo.
The wince was a pniwonger -on tho
St. Paul imd Mine. Oquld lind hor
oblldrou wro on the Kaiser Frcdor
loh dor Grosso. Tho prlnco was hook-
od a "A. D. llodgeH," and M mo
Gould as "Mrs. Chapman."
PnrlH. April 11. That Prlnco do
Ougnn, HUltor for the 'hand of Mmo.
AnnaGouUU h nn-oxxconvlntf. wns.
doclarod to bo a fneModny by Mnltro
Ilonnot, who nctod , coun-ol f6r
Count Peel do C:istfl'jino In tho trial
of tho repent asHim'tcnso.
According to tho lawyqr. Pclnco
Hollo ' erved time tn prison from
April 23 to May 12, 1894. nnd ho
diaplnvod clippings from tho Temps
and the Matin, which published nc
ocxiuti of tho caso.
The prince wh chargod with
swindling .Max Lelmudv liv olitnlnlng
Ignaturw In blnnk whloh ho after
ward. It 's allcgad, uUllrod to obtain
thoufNtpda of franos.
Freak Prof Elisor Weds.
Canton. O., April 1 l.-ProfBtfor
Oscar Lovn.ll Trlgga, ho of froo lovo
fame, who was oxuoHttd fropi tho
Uulvvrslty of Chicago hociuiHO of tho
notoriety Hint was hh aftor liU deo
laratlon that John I). Rockofollur Is
ns groat a man hh Shakespeare. Iibb
taken until hlpiHolf a brldo. Hlati Ada
Doiill Cox, 2(1 viars. old, whoso
inother Hvoa' In Canton.
ARhougJi tho coup'o married Hi
Trulock, Cn).. where Trlggs In writ
ing and ffirmlng. on Tuodny. no nn
noiiucoment win made of It until to
day, when the mother of the brldo
broke tlio news. Mls Cox Is n for
mer studont of tho University of Chi
rago, who.- iho was ono of Professor
Trlggs" iiuplls. She haa been Ittftfr
estod In settlomont work hi Phlla
deliihla and Now York, and Is a grad
uate of tho Canton high school. Slio
went to Turlock only a weok ago.
TrlHiM, was dlvorcod from hl Ih'st
wife on Auirwl 21. 1U07. after a trial
that wni rpl'i with sauantlonal fea
tures, owing to the fro hv hlons
that tlie profossor upheld. He gain
oil his O-Ht notoriety by dairying the
fmmn men In literal nr and com-
eVv" a'narchtaV l"n tb r'a.St.iprcnr uaid. It w.;o charged Xfj u Z'tf;Z
fe'l Into th, hands of the wrvico. It tb. ..;oaeeu;lon that tho defendants -' YJ. X Val cy 2
was 1ar. much larger In faet than Hsed ihe Old Reliable Quaraiwy J.ojin ;S1Mtr'" JJlSJJ thV VHl y M
men a Horkefellnr Reeause of these
iitteriict- lie was dismissed from tlio
oil king's university in caiaago.
TrlKM '' hi lrhle will live oa tho
raach at.Tyrloirk.
To I'linlsh Florvttii.
Now York, April 1 1 . -TVlrf. ro
CooIm. wlfa of the HMitooteijd matur
wko elo owl h year ago with FloretU
I Whaley and who 1 sow living in Cal-
IUmhIa unm.a.M.. ,Uwn...fc.. tiA ol.
ut Ik. Ifnttt ' ". iiimw ....jjw --
Mi HIP ,.... V.. l,u ...III ..luo, nm liinu la
Pms-w are I
Augurs and
mt-nt that whero ono
f It Is bellcvotf that two of the
tornv tkat she vlll njaii as hmt as
so lives to keep hor hirland In dis
grace refusing to stive him a divorce.
Mrs. Cooke will nev-.r seuiro a ut-
nan.e was mentioned In the list, he T-o hooks anl mliar property of the I "rfX ,IrZ iaktuic tkir wlv""'f " w,n o""8 Ul0 fr", l"1"
reality reprecnted a group of .on.-rn wer confiscated by the po-.fJZT. fZZ tartar suKlhw oP' jwrrogi liouhj ho attempt U) br!8
three to ten. i JSJSS; wUtL SSf ?5fta. JJ l?. .t1 -!'a"
DUNBAR BELL RINGERS
Wednesday Night April 1 5 at
First Christian Church
Admission 75c Students 50c
sboottng Tburodny night.
How Sllnrv Wk RoblH'd.
After drawing the curtains In the
front of the store atul taking otkr
preesvutlona to prevent anybody ia
Jag from detecting (mih. they pvlletl
out their dark 'antorns and started
the drilling prteoi. when th com
bination had beep drilled sulllclfiitly
to allow .thein to reach the tumblftrs
ttafo were knockod off and the rest
of tho work was easy. Chief of Po
lice Rlggy la greatly oxcltod over tho
oewtrrence. When the news wait
(Continued on pago five.)
proeoadtaga looking to a Irgal sopa-
-.iflu m ao.1,1 Qvilnaw IK P'art Inilnv
,ffW(l onni op...o . " -.....rf
In dlaciitKlng the mattor for Mrs.
lflnKA
Clark says this la the eruhlu piti
laljmont that tho discarded wife hn
boil In reserve for her husband and
Mips Whaloy. Mrs. Cooke was mors
determined thau ever to plan ven
geance against thorn aftor she had
beou shown u plotnro of tho girl
who stole the affeotlons of her' hus
batid and hor baby.
Mrs. Cooke says she wlH Hot both
er them na long n,the former hus
band doe not try tp get A divorce.
(Continued on page live.)