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oral days she had been uncon
scious and her death was almost
hourly expected. Bright's disease,
complicated with heart trouble, was
tho immediate cause of death. Gath
ered around the bedside of the noted
actress when she passed away were
Count Bozenta, husband of Madame
Modjeska;' Ralph Modjeska and his
wife, a son and a daughter-in-law of
Chicago; and Dr. J. C. Boyd, tho
family physician.
F. Marion Crawford, the novelist,
died at Sorrento, Italy.
Tho eighteen railroads in Missouri
have agreed upon a two and one-half
cent passenger rate. Governor Had
ley and Attorney General Major will
fight the move and a restraining or
der against the railroads has been
issued.
Fort Worth, Texas, was swept with
a three million dollar fire. Five per
sons lost their lives.
President Diaz of Mexico will
again be a candidate at the election
which takes place in October.
Ethan Allen Hitchcock, secretary
of the interior under President Mc
Kinley and Roosevelt, died at Wash
ington City, aged 74 years. At one
time he was ambassador to Russia.
The anthracite coal miners in con
ference with the coal operators at
Philadelphia were refused their re
quest for a wage agreement.
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man of the democratic national com
mittee will, on May 1, issue a month
ly magazine to be known as The Na
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party.
Walter S. Harsha, clerk of the
United States court' at Toledo, Ohio,
was suspended because he would not
allow an inspector to examine his
books.
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Is very hard to lead if you are wor
rying aoout the future and uncer
tainty is staring you in the face.
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thought for tho futuro are either
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Former Congressman Walter
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Illinois.
Peter Robert Burrell. fourth Tin ran
Gwydy, died at London, aged 99. He
was mo oiaest living member of the
peerage.
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and others quashed. The Oklahoma
City Oklahoman, referring to the de
cision says: "From tim wov v.j,
were handled at the" conclusion of
Judge Marshall's opinion it is he
lleved by those present that the fed
eral authorities feared a demonstra
tion from Haskell's admirers upon
imiuji mo aecision in his favor Im
mediately after the judge closed his
itmiurKs ana Deroro Attorney Rush
could gain the floor, several federal
officers rapped vigorously for order
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hotel. There they were met by a
crowd of the governor's friends to
congratulate him. From the clear
cut opinion of Judge Marshall, it was
plainly shown that he found the con
stitutional richts of th rj--
had been violated, as was the general
opinion in this city, where the gov
ernor is a very popular man."
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d ffif ?0na,t0r Davis of Arkansas,
died at her home in Littlo Rock.
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