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I : t , 'he constitution of Mexico forbll1l1
; ' ' . > r. I , tnonopolles. I
The ast Indltuls called rock crystal
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an unripe dll1JUond.
Oue factory at St Etienne , lrrntlCe ,
. , made la8t . Veal' 200 cannon to be u8ed
r " . / against haUwtorml ! .
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' . 1\11 , cOlle books carried In wnrd pa
.h 'e lendeu backs , to make them ! lInk
-shoulll the vellilel be wrecked.
Onr olle thousaUll d welllugs In' Co.
logne hllve juwt been coildelUned by tbe
J.wltce IIN bad , ltllCr tor tl1Q ltea1th or
momls of thv occllpauts.
A n'al : gun when fired MUBtnln a
pl'esslll'e of IIrtcen to seventeen tous to
the square luch , It hl\s prevlollsly
stood a chnrlu ilvlng a tOl'ce of twenty
tOils to the wlluare Inch ut the llrovll1g
.groullds. .
It II ! propo cd In l 'rnuce to cstabllsh
subtel'l'u nCliu obscn'a torles br ; 111'i1Uug
mllplI : Into t.llf. ! earth with 011 well ma.
'chhICl' ' , In these the Btmtn , temllt rl1.
ture nud Ilje ; ; lit vurlou8 deptlll ! would
lIe Bttlllled.
: \1'8. AmCorblu of Phoeuh : : . n. I. ,
who has jU5it celebrated her nlnatr. :
Jlluth birthday IInulvcrsnr ' , hus nlver : !
becn be 'ollll the boundaries of her llt-
tic native Stute amI hils not been In
rl'ovldence since the Will' ot ] 82 ,
l'ho111I1S Sextou hus declined the In.
' \"Itatlon of the 11'leh uaUolltll convention -
tion to re-cnter Parllument , sullIg his
streng1h Is not equlli to the tr 'lng duties -
ties of II member of the House , Mr.
-Sexton retlrel1 fl'OIll Purlluwcllt in
1 { ) IJ ,
The great Duke of We11luIton hus
heen dead tor half u celltury , I1l1d , hIs
.tIlOllumellt III St , Pllul'a Cathedral , Lon-
dOli , has 1I0t been cOl11pleted 'et. It
) . . hlheell \ the sUbject of ullimllt\d discussion -
cussion n t hrlet Intervllls e\'et' since hlH
lell th ,
A wIreless telegraph plant of the
: 'Iar'onl cOl1\pun \ - will bc pillced at the
foot of , FulLon street , : \ew Yorl" whlc11
wJII worl. with all Htmruers ha villI ; apparatus -
paratus , ' 1 'hIs , , :1I1 enuble shlp8 hell 1
{ ) utslde the harbOl' b ' fog to cOl1\l11unl-
-ea tc with tl.1e world ,
Prof. j ' . n. Iarfhall ! hits left u college -
, lege faculty to be a head mun on u
reat farm In Iowa , He W HI assliltant
to tIle clmlr of IInlmul husblludry at the
lown Agricultural College , ulld his new
tilltce Is In the ! lve stocl , 1II\'I810n of tile
famous , Brookmount farms ,
.
'J'he ) IHlll'hester GUlIl'lll.tn Is author.
) tr COI' the I 11 to 1'111 tlon \ HuH when Lord
Uohel'ts visits this countr ' with tlle
nonomble Art1l1er ' com pliny , th com-
pan ' w1l1 take four U118 used b ) ' the
Impel'llIl Volunteer Hatterr In outh
Africa , 'l'hese g\U\R will be tak n to
{ anada I1rst IInd thell to Hostoll ,
Lnd ' Algcrllon GOl'lItlll Lellnux aull
11el' wa v - 'blonde hll h''I'I'l' a lrrea t
tJIl'sslng to N'ew York hiliI' dl'iulert ! ,
" , ' 1'l'r ' hlOl.ule 'who saw the l ngllsh-
} 'womall's mllss of wa'locla ! ecallle
1,08Hessel ! of II mild lle lre 1'01' 81m1lur
llellli l1ress , As a I'esult the ' are pn ' .
111 ; " : : r2 Ilnd $3 1'01' l'Ueh l1'elltmpnt. olll -
( 'xIH'rts helng a h' tu do the , WOI't. .
Thl' m : ; ; 1l0tllbl ! ! fcatm'l' of th ' I'e-
port of Ullltcd Statl's Conl1l1lsKlollel' of
Edm'utlon lInITis Is till' l'ent Incl'l > nk-ie
n tne maul"'I' uf eollpge stUdtlIb ,
l'lll'rc are , he SU ' 8 , i1 , .ti well In col-
JI' ! l'R IIUll1II1'or8ltles , as IIgalnL1t oI4.02U
tl'n 'ears no ! , 111111 2iSiU women IItu-
dl'lItR , liS IIlulnst 10iUl , 'i'he enl - de.
( 'I''I1se not l1 18 In the choolt ! of thl'-
( ) Io ' .
' [ 'he correchewln ! ; hll bit Is lucreUI-
lll alarmingly , It Is eallly contl'lI.ct-
( 'II l1eca use ot thco plellm nt tllete of the
fresh roasted bel'l'les IIml the l'xhllaN-
11011 from the IIctlye prlnclple of corr e
111'Ing 8111111ur to that trom the alcohol
in beer IUI whls.j . , > Y , the IUlblt II ! hard
10 break , 'fhe etl'ects oC corree eating. .
211'0 lUuch wore IOllrlHd thun thowt ! .
from to llCCO uBln , It wrt'ckil the.
nel'ves , 'cll.ows the Bldn and destroY8
1h ( ' IIppetlte.
At Broughton , neur HrIgg , In Un-
colnshlre , Englund , some lands arc
lwlll by the following tenlll'e : Bver-
: o'ear on Palm Sunday II person from
Broughton enters the l'hlll'ch pon'h ut
Cllster : Iln vlng n green flllk purse con-
tallling two Ithlllings and II lIenn ' , tied
I1p u t the Cllll of II' cnrt whlll'hloh
lw crncls three times In the porl'11 nlld
"toys there until the 8ecoud lesson lJe.
IIIB , 'fllen he entcrs the chun'h 111'111
( 'racl.8 the whip { ; 'aln , tlnllll ' llppos.
. 1Uug the purse ulld contents ,
'l'he In which billiard '
. way Jlla 'llIg Is
simplified by the device of a luIIIl'h
II1'of'sso1' hils astolllshC'l1 thorc who
IUlve wlhwssed the test , says the'
Amel'lcon Inventor. " 'l'he silles of an
ordillary blllln1'd tuble are proYhle
with sb : minors , ono 01' 1U00'e of whIch
con be turned own whell n piny Is
madC' , and the advalltage rests In the
fact that allY Imll e is rellectl'd III Ule
some ungle Ill' which It flllls 011 the
mirror , just us the hllliurd ball re-
hOl1uds fl'om the el1shlon In the snme
ell lo as thllt of strlldllJ : , 'l'ho mirror
shows ut ollee the ( llfl'creut wuys In
. which a shot ctln be male ( , En'lI till' '
t 'l'O Is said to lUalw dll11\llt ItHlirpd
Rhots as readily IlS dht ou's , IIIII ! t h i .
f IlItrlcoeles of the antc al'o ljulckly.
I' ' t'olll\lered ) b ) ' IInyboll ) ' , "
' At n recent test III Gel'lUolI ' of the
I' Pollol-V1ra system of tell' I'nllhy n
FIllJed of 50,000 wOl'ds all hour wus n t.
, laluell , In transmUtlllg , UIIH s 'Rtel1\ ,
[ I ko other fast sYltems , nses 1I 6trlp of
- ' " HIC1' ) pro\'lousl - punched wllh holes
, tepl''sentlng dots 111111 dtlshes. 'l.'ho
' ruo. t noyel tcaturo of the 8 'item Is the
IlwthOll of recelvillg. 'l'he IncoUlln
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Jectrlc Impulses ca use It thin strip ot
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. . . IlIetnl , resembling n' telephone dla-
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phrngnJ , ' ) vlbntte , and t UI . .TG
tiny mIrror ntlibM th ere t.e. J. alon-
der beam of IlJbt from an Inoand Scent -
cent IIgbt fnlls lIpon Ule mirror , and Is
r'fl'Ct < > . d Ulel1CO to a st.l'ip ot photo-
grnpblcalll icnlllUvt ! VA1Hr , wblch Is
steadily ul1rolled by eloeJ..work . wben
ntell8ng rome. ChelUICI111 tor "dc"el.
opmcl1t" being 1111' 11 ( 'd , the paper ex-
i hlbit a continuous dark line , with upward -
ward projections for dashes &lud/down.
warl' onei tor dots. l'he WOSSUies
mJlst then be deciphered nnd the tr&lns-
lutlon must be written out.
KNEW THE OPERAS BY HEAR
Two VI.It. of the c.o..re . . U. . Tho-
.tar lJroulht Little Pla.a"re.
'l'bu Cooperlll have bt'O.U to tb8 theA'
tel' onll twice UIIII 1e.tIlIUl luuI the
chaUCN are theY Trill 110t K" aKl11n ,
1111111 the New York 'I'lwel. If tbey
do , thel TrJ11 probabll try either rraull ;
opera or Shn.kellpenrcau traedy. ' 1'h$1
hue hud bad luck both tIme In the
choice ( If entertainment. 'l'hflJr mia ,
tortul1c WlIiI due wholly to Mr. Coop-
er's 11lsluclluntlol1 to take tilt , allvlc.
ot his w\Co \ IlS fnr. bllck IIi lawt Au-
"ust ,
l'he Il\.tter llllrt of thut wontb Wlli a
pretty bUly one In theatrical cJrclclI ,
'l'heaters and lU1IIs :1.11 ovcr tbe clt1
were pressed Into iervlce by rcl1eArll-
lUll cotl\l1a.n I et ! , ' 1'lIe hdl tllll.t b..cked
\\p to the Coolleril' kitchen dId not es.
Clllle , 'l'he second week III Au.ust II.
lIiht-opera. COInplUlY took pOiUlewlillon
allll sung their tra-Ia-Ills fro\l1 ] 0 a. . m.
to 10 p11 , tor0 : : many dllYs that Mrs ,
Cooper learned even' note lUl " 1:11 ; : "
b ] ' he9.rt and could have capabl ) ' un-
derstudlL' unybod ' In the cut.
When thut compU1Y r cht. the
110lnt of excelleuce where they could
IIU through theIr parts with not moro
than two vloleut explosions e"crr : ten
wlnutel'1 fl'om the stJl&e & mUIUlJer they
made way for a new wet of lla 'trs ,
l'hey , too , sung trl.-111-111 and reveled
In choice repartce. Mrs , Cooper , be-
In ! : quick of cl1r , retentive of memory
nnd Ihht ou foot , soon nddlJll a second
whole opel'a to her repertoll'e , aud she
freuent1 - relieved the te lulll or domestic -
mestic llrudery : by jolnluiC 111 their
merry 1l1t1ng aud Rportlve mperlng.
N'o fewer thlln threescorc times
while HlOt'l' rehearsals wel'e In prog-
res ! ; did ) II'S , Cooper ask her husbuud
to find out the Ilames of the operas ,
! Jut he , either through dl1JldCllcc or
( 'rlmlnul careIe8su ss , tnlled to do 80
ullli both cOI puules finully went on
theIr tour , lea vlu lIrs , Cooper's two
'l'heilpluu Rehlevcwellts uumelesi .so
fal' as she was concern ell.
' .rho CooIlerR did not o to tbe the-
atel' l1utll just before ChrlstmlUi , One
cveul Mr. C < > oper cawe home wltl.1
two orchestra chuh's tor a lI ht opera
whll'h hall been vote a I UCCCSS b '
"the fellowtI In the office. " 'fhey wcnt
In style ; h's , Cooper put on ller pret-
tlc t crellc de chine gown all II Mr.
Cooper wOI'e his ope I'll hat , 'fhey
countl' on h:1 vlng 11 very nice time ,
but tliey were dlsUlpolnted. Before
the orohestl'll had pll1yed'tour bars of
the ' thc ' knew whut
pl'clul1e walt com-
hlg ; It was I'eheal'sal No.2 , It was
dl'cndtull ' dull till
, but tley itayed
the whew WIIS out ,
1h's , Coopel' wus not 5iweet-tempcrell
on the WII ' home.
"rr you had enl - tound out the nawe
ot tl \ last ' I tolll '
thlug surutnel' , as 'ou
to , It wouldn't ha'e happened , " whe
lillld ,
"Why dllln't you tlnd out yourl elt , "
retol't ll Cooper , whose own moud WJ.S
1I0t very amiable.
"I tild try once , " sl1e 1 1l1d. "I calle
out of the kitchen window aUll aske
one of th young wen In tbe choma ,
but he IlI.ughed at Il . "
"Of cuul'le , " IIl1.ld Cooper , Trlth au
! ! Ir of uIr-Tludlcatlou , "I'm Iad 1l0\T
1 dldu't ask tl1em. 'l'he ] ' 'Tould haTe
lauihed at w _ , to < l , "
'l'he next tlule the I1eri Treat tIJ
the thl'Ater wa. on Jan. 19 ,
"I lihould 110t 1. > 0 a bit lurprh.ed , "
Hl'lld ' Mrs , Coo pel' , as they were ul her-
ell to theh' I'JCJ.tH ' , "It thlll tUrIlll out to
be rebeartlal No. ] . "
She rf'ally dId not meZln that Trhen
wbe Id It , for I'Jhe ' WIU "ery much
surprliied when the opera turned out
to be tbat very thlug' , She was also
"C17 augl' ' .
"If yo\\ had "nly Ilsked , " Ihe saId
agllln , "It would not have bappellell. "
Two It.lIak Wal.ta.
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I N'o , ] shows n stllsh elbow sleeve
, Rhlrt waht of whIte br1l1autlue. l'ho
1'11111111 'ol.e Is made with n deep bills
I folll l1rol1pll1 like a tuck over the
, "houldl'rs null lIthercd seam oC the
bodice , ' 1'wo 1I0ep bias tel s run ubout
the bust nnll I1bout the belt , nn glvo
a chic , boulTaut etTl'Ct , which Is par ,
tlcularly hecollling to slender figures ,
No , 8ho\\8 a pretty Ilnd shople
moll tor tl ured 111 wns or blltlste ,
White cun's aUll collar add to the ef-
fcctlvenei1s , of the waist. .
} 'rlend.hlp Is nil well enou l1 in Its
" "IlY ; hut whell II ! Dan wnntB to wake
II touch It 16 better to st11ke au III'
quaintance ,
FLOOD IN OREGON
Cl.IMAX IN 'SEASON'S DISASTERS
COMES TO HEPPNER , ORE.
FULLY FIVE HUNDRED DEAD
CAUGHT IN A RUSH OF WATER
JUST AT NIGHTFALL
Cleadburat 8'411. 1)o"n a Torrflnt Twt'uty
I"eet IIltrb-T'YU II uutJred 1I0dl. .
Ueco\orcd In the Tuwn.
Portlahd , Ore. , Jnne 16'rht
most appalling dlsastcr In the his.
tor ! ct . tbls state occurred Sun al
evening about G o'clock. 'rhe town 01
Deppner waf ; almo\Jt Ctltlrcy ) IkstlO ) '
cd b } ' a clourlburSt ami prul.mbly I1v
hundred pc ple drowncd. Heppner
is thc COlli ty seater ) Iorrow Ot'Jty
and has about I 21iO Inl.nbltauts
'I'he most rella ble rCllorts n t tI
o'clock tunl ht itatc that the 10SI
ot lit , will be at least 11\'e hunrlred
tbough the number of dead prot n'1'1
JB largor. All the tole raph und telephone -
ephone lines are duwn IIlld 110 MCU-
rate InfOlllatlotl can be secur d.
.A report fruDI lone , seventecn
miles troD ! llcppner , stiltcs tllat a 00
lIodles l1avo been recovered. A
messenger who arrl "c u t. lone ,
state ! ; that 11 wall otater twenly
leet hl h rushed dowu ! nto tllr
ulch In wblch lle JlHlcr Js situated
and I unled over 'thlng before It.
Th , flood cume wi th such suddenness -
ness that the Inhabitants were unable -
able to seek IJlaces ot' safety IInd
were carried down to death by the
awtt . rush of water.
Almost the entire resldencc portion -
tion t the town was wi pCll ou t , bllt
some ot the busl ness part , which Is
on higher ground , csoaped.
nU e boulders welJhlnu a ton were
carried down by the l urrent and
many people were 1\llIed h 1. : ILl
dash ! ' I a alnst tl1e rocky blnl'f.
Early In the afternoon u thundu
storm occurred co\'erlng a wide 1'0-
Ion of country , alld later a hea" '
rain storm Ect In , many of the
smaH streams overllowlllgtheir banIs
In a short tl mI' ! . Bridges were SWCpl
away like straws , and the darlmcss
of tlle night soon . . . . .w , the situation
more appllllI oJt ,
As .0011 as possfhle atter the t2rrl-
ble Hood subs'tded thc work or relict'
wus commenced by the h IlHlinlul'
, cJti7el.s ot the town.
DULOns of br.dles . wel'l' tound lodged
tllonll the bends \.It the stream und In
several places they nere plied
over une another. Up to 2 o'clock
tills afternoon 200 bed les had beou
recovered almost within tbo city
Jlmlts ,
1.'he buildings which were not
carried away were moved trum their
touudatlons or toppled uver. lIun ,
dreds of horses cattle , sheep and
ho s that had gone in the creek
bottoms tor water per1shed.
News of the calumltv did not reach
the uutslde world u uti ! yest crcJay
morning , all means ot rOll1munlca-
ton bavlng been cut of ! .
Delegat s favor Strike.
Scranton , Pa. , Juno HI.-'I'ho
.special convention of the united mine
worker > > ot the three anthracite dis-
tricts. called for t be purpose of dealing -
ing with thc re'usal of the operators
to r cojtnlze thc cOJcJlntl.rs appoint.
ed by tbe joint. executive board ,
opened hert ! Y03terday with NatIonal
President John 1tlltchell pl'esldln
and 1 40 d ) egates in ttendallce. The
conciliation matter and all other
IlrlevlUces : the dllferent dlst.rlcts
want to have Ionsldered : were referred -
ferred to a committee 'on resolutions
compl set ] of seven delej.lItes trom
eaclt district ! lnd tl10 thrce dlqtrlct
presld . > nts.
This cOlDmlttee Is to Jlr ent a report -
port for re\'lslon or adoption at to-
morrow's session. 'roday's session
was a warm one. 'rhe senUmrnt
almoqt unlJntmouslv expresfed In the
motlons , and speeches was I n fa vor
of leavlnl { It to the opelators to 111'
cept thc three dlstrlet Pl'esldent a \
ronellators or tlllIe I he ( 'onsequenc s
ot their refllsal. Not a few or I he
dclellates declared openly tor a strlI\O
to ( ) n force al'ceptance.
In openln\ \ ! the ( 'on\'l'nt.Jnn ! In tlw
atternoon , President Mitchell made
a brlet spee\l1 rl'\'lowln thl' O\'r'nts
that hu\'e tJrancplred since the close
of the SlllIw and tnaklnA sug rstlons
as to whut plan or proceec1l1r the
com'enlton should follow. lTe s11d
the retusal ot the coal oporatnrs to
'tccept the award of the strllco com-
mlsqlon In a hrnadl1beral , fair spirIt
Is a deep dlsapp Intment to hi m.
II I deslro to Aa v" he added , II I ha t
It tile mlne.\\'orkprs hnd rcfuced ; to , .
carry Ollt even so mucll a'l the sllght-
est provision of the \\'ar'l 1 would be
tile first l11al1 to condemn them ror
such cond urt ,
Senrchln f 'r Incendlnrv
New York , , Juno JG.-A rmecl with
shotlluns and rIfles thc farmers and
summer residents of Moullt Kisco
and : New Castle N , Y. arc loolelll for I
tbe Incen lary who hal ! ct fire to moro I
than 11 dozen house9 anel hllrns and
polsone almost every do I n tho. I
two townships since the 1lrst or the I
year. It will o hurd with the flro
buft It they catch him. 'tor tbo tOl n
board bas alTered I ] ,000 tor bls cap.
tUI& and conviction. '
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TRIAL WEll8EGUN
DEWEY , AND HIS COWBOYS FAC
, ING MURDER CHARGE
TWO BERRYS ON STAND
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Declnr. . th411tll'h , Colll.tlle..1t ftlul Un-
l'rO'lIktdIIIU"r" on UIII\rd RIII
l'crrnt ( ) rll"r Alnhltl\lllr.1
St" } I'rnncls , Kl1s. . , Tulle 17.-1'ho
trial of Ohauncy Dowcy nn hIs cowboys -
boys , cha ed with the murdert
members of the Berry .Ill 01 l1y/18 , well.
under wuy. ' 1'ho fenture ot he hen-
In was the rertlsal ( It Bd ' .L'uckcr.
one ot t.he COW\U'S \ wlLllcs'ses , lo'tJCs-
tiry. The militia retnulns nnd per.
.
teet order Is 1ll:1lnt.aluJd. : ' '
noy Berry who wu ! ! shot so sc"crc.
ly tllrllllJ.h : the jn'v In thQ lI bt\t-
llorr "s rallch.IS t.he lint wltncss
c tned anll toll1 his I'lory. alth 'I ' li
hurdly ahle to tlllk. ncl WII ! ! bru idht
Into court 011 11 cot , Ills stOl' ' (11ft-
ered "ery little from UtIlt toll1 by
Hencn Berry 110 sllid tlJllt Ohauucy
Dewey shut him : Iown , not 11 wurd
bein spolwn on IJltIH'l' ! lIdo ho said ,
and after ho had tal\en Ilulf a rll.zell
steps fro\1 : \ whel c Ile t.led his 1Iorso
Dewcy hegall shooting and Berry
toll. After reco\'l'rltlL ! cOllselonsncss i
he ern wled a wa v , two more shots :
following him , which wont thl'ou\cth \
hl3 hat. The hat , bullet-llddleclanr1 .
bloodstained , was produced as .e\'I. :
denco. Hey Herry atlm\l.ted \ ha vln I' '
troublewlth Dewey prcvlous to the
tra ed ' and said that n woy had. . .
made thrtatl ! ! to take a shllt at him.
no denied 1111 vlug cmsed t.ht )
, Dewey outnt lteCore the Iclllinc.
blrs Alphcas Hen'v. widow of one
of the vlctlm& nas the ncxt railed.
She held her 'ollnJt Infant lu her
arms and presented a pltll'ul specta-
clo. lIeI' testimony In sultst.auco
wus ubout the same as that ot Hey
Derry. '
' .rIll ) nowoy cowboys have. It Is
said refused to testify unci this has
successtu\1y \ blocl.ld the purpose for
which the st/ate had subllllenrtcd them.
'rucker , contlnulug to refuse to rc-
ply to qucstlons , A tI orney Genet:11 :
Coleman appealed \ . \.he \ COIIl'L an I
asled that he be cOlumltt.ed to jail
untli he wouid unsl\'er.
A nutlceable feature of the day was
t.henumber of wOlllen IHeseut , " [ 'hey '
came by scores and wore alw IYS tbo
first on hand.
Virtuully n Dictntorshll1
olgrHle : , June 17.-1'ho position
of Kln Petel' I promises to be IIttlel
lUore than thll t ot u 1'1)yal captl n' .
'l'ho real ( , toYernnlCnt of the c ( ) nllY
will be a military dictatorship , IIII'j. I'
t e Ictdcl'i' : of the e lutlunCol. . , . s
Maschlll an 1 loil/ilel l\Iltsl'hit.IJ ,
' .rho new 1lug is allllosi. , wlthtuL lillY ,
pCl' : > onal III ] herell LS , 1111 d the 1'1111 lit. :
Rplrits o ! the aUIIY , It Is 1l10lght
pr Ibablc , would jJlst us readily lI1ur-
del' him as lhey did Ils ; predcces ! > ( ) r
should he OPIIUSO their lms ; "J\t
the prcseu t 1110111t'11 t tile whole
country Is unrler 11I11Itary rule , and
Ilitholllh 110 prefects ill I he couutry
dlsricts ha\'e heeil re\'olec . rach 1'1
accompanied \v \ an I1II1 yon ! , er
who a ltends the pref'ct \ \ hlt'evcr
ho OC5 , cven t.u the tcloohune. "j " h s
policy has led to one ( ) lJd rt su1t-uot
a'ilmle : case o ! dl'lIlHlu nnywhcrc
has been repurted.
BxtrcllIely tor iblc aT Ul\1ents were
found neoessary to s\1ppress the radIcal -
Ical aspirations tor a ropubill' . ' 1'he
foremost advocatc ot tbe crclltll n
of a rcpulJllc II form 'Jt , : ol'erlintCl.t
was .1l1bumir Sctllokovlcs , tilC editor
of the Belgmd" Dcljek. Finding
him IlIIpenlous tu dr umcnts , 1110
conspirators Invited hIm to a dItmer
at the OmCNS" club last SaLuHay. ]
Dllrll1 the dinner' hlo ; hosts tullllllill
thnt unless he a rced to suppot
] ) r1nce Petcr Karu cor o\'itoh there
would 10 one head less In Bel : ! ( ]
that. nl ht. i\I. Schlokovlc 'Jelrld
to the lurce ut thIs reas11Uing IInd
: wceptecl the situation , 1Ie Is now
mlnl ! > t ( ' ! ' ot justice ill the new J.O\- . (
crnment.
1Inlc. In no Danger
PJttstleld , Ill. , June n.-Freel
Mlnlwho t.\ltvelcd 3,000 lIIiles to
kill S. N. Harris and hIs slep-
mother , Mrs. Adam Mink , sits In
the corridor lIt 1 > 11\0 couuty's jan'
torJay and tall\s with quIet satlsfacI I
tlon abuut the sUl'cess lIt his plan ot
ven\cnce. \ ;
'l'here Is no dlsp03lt1on to I 'nh
him and tile OO who surroullded
the jail whou he was brollJlht in
could easily huve tul\'en hIm away
from the posse amI thr small slJud ( t
ol1lccrs , but there was 110 attclllpt.
Shoots Himself in Hetd
New Yorl.J ulle 17 - FlUue ! De
a \'Ice plesldcllt Gt' the Seulloun ]
National lIanlcOlllmltted s'Jehlo !
yesterday at his hOllle In Orange ,
, N , y ,
He arose at his usuul hour and
I wellt IlIt the cellar , where ho bhot
! hlmselt III the head. Ills fltllllly
I advances no reason for his nct , but
at the bank the ol11cerssald that Mr.
DeaD'Vus despomltmt OVCI domestic
amlctloDS.
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ASSASSIN CURTIS JETT PERIL
QUal Y CONVICTED
SINGLE JUROR HOLDS OUT
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' "relll1 or lleltr,1 I\t , 'ndlloll-'UII\-.rn 'r t. .
, 11. , U , td to ItN'I' n ( :01ll1'n"1 : nl
'rr""I' '
Jnekscn. J { } ' 1 .Juno :12But : tOI
ope jllrorCurtlslett. would hllve been
convlctec1 here ycstordnv for tbo mur-
ticI' ' of ; Judge MarClll1l , nnd a mnJor-
Ity ot the Illry lll\'ol'cd th ' con\'lolion
of ' 1'lIlIl1Ias'hl. . ( , nlso. Both nre to-
nhtht III most 100 I1Il1es trol1l home In
Jail lit Lexington , and their next
t.rllli will l1e at C 'l1thnlla. ! 0\01' 100
111 IIcs tlOU , Jackson , II way from the
Ill. untalus IInd In t.he lIue l 'as9
'e lon under "er ' dllTcrent contH.
t.lons rrl'm ' those exlstlnjf III Bre1lth-
Itt Cllllllty 'nlo Illtmest III the l'IllIlUe !
of'elllle today WIIS second 011 I } : to tbe
verdict , With
general conlldouce In
the surroundIng of the next trllli
there Is II bcllcf hel'o that "every-
Lliln Is lor tlte hest at ( ( ' 1' 1111. " lr
thc verr11ct had heen one of conviction
the resllIcnts huro leol that , 'Iolonco
would ha'c followed , and that It
would have etellued to uthel'S than
witnesses , jurors aud those " , ho hlld
taJccon parL In tile IHOSP-CUtioll. It Is
thought now that lifter the trbl of
, Tl'tt lind' Whit ! ! In IIarrisou count.y
tile casus or otl1er aalslt'isl ! IIfI who are
Imowu here aurl who lu\\'e ' ' \
\ \ novel'eon
tll rcsted , will be taken up with SJllIe
u sulnnccs tlf IUJtlce ! 011 cbllllHC tlf
\'t'nlle.
( o'duel WIPlams was at Frankfort
lUt ! uhht : cJlfcrrln wlt.h the flOV-
ernur rr arrlln the wlthdrnl\'alot
the tl'OO'S ( It Is understood thut he
ath'lsed the gO\'t\rnor that 110 numher
of troops could st lip the hl'lln fin-
b'lgs ' 01' hidden assasslans but thut
II t IClIst ono COlli pany should be reo
talnrd In chargc ot the t:1\\'I1. ' 1 he
troops that escorted Jett au\ \ White
to Lexln Luu this e\'oulng w1l1 1I0t
reluru.
'Ihero Is still 1IIuch allprehel119011
In th ! cOl1lmunlty Cor the'ttllllTe and
m lny herc share 111 the 1I10\-Cllle11t In
dllTerent parts c ! Kentucky to hllVC
Brenthll t couuty pnrcellecl out tor
IInnexation tll otller counties , al-
huugh It might deproclate valu-
ntlulJs after Jackeon lost Its prestljte
as l county lIeat , Some hol < 1 that In
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the loss or the so.ealled COUI t house
ling the town would nln much
more than I t would lose. 1 tis ,
clllhiled that all the feud trouliles
j.lnt have amectm ] the county ol'IC.
Jrmted In cent st.8 tor local onlces
and nCterwHds extlndo ! III protess.
lonal , business and social alTalrs ,
Fierce nnd to Bncounter
Washlngtlon , .1une : ! 2.-Uupt , Jchn
, J. ] ) orsillng , who was In command of
the tfPf ) ; at the light lit. IJIIIe La-
na'I , I n lilt' Phil ipplnes has W 1'1 tl en
a letter to a personal trlend In the
war lIepnl t.lllclh dcscrlbln the bat.
tIc. 1t has been sh"wn to ecrt'tllry
Hort , who authorized Its publication.
Onptalll Porshln sa 's :
II I sUpJ'me your mall dIspatches
have or will hn'e brou ht IOU itull
arrollnt of the TIacalod locldent-
In re .lIly . the best lI ht ot the MOle
cll1lpalgns : tlot so many MorelS killed
: \ ' \ aL l : lTnn or Panunatan , ono year
I1J 0 but tOllllht accordln to iomo
systcm 01 COllrie I had 1'forked on
this rlRht 115 I forcsl1w 101lJ { ago that
It must cOlne and the " , hole thlnll
tlom hc lnnlnJ : wOIked out liS plan-
lied , Jo'hIt we Rot bebled them.
much to I hcl r Piurprlse , and could
post. our nns noo'y'e and drop proJec.
tI1 s dovn Into their tort. " 0 that Rr-
tlllcl'j' lIre III thl8 C'JSP. WI ! not alto-
J.et ( her all nolsWe had 1\0UlO "ark
ud sonHI lI htll1 to ! Illn MilK posi-
tion. Once there it was only a Ques-
t.lon IIf slttlO down dellberat.ely anrl. . .
waiting to see what \Jle \ Mol'Os 1'foulel.
do. Many got awny before the place. . .
wa" In Tested t.horou llly ,
" ' [ 'he f1r.tht hC 1In in a r.oud of n' '
ralustorm Lhal , lafted till dnrk and
Icconoult rlnl ! WIIS rllnll'ult. so we
did not Hod t.he avenues of e8cllpo
until lien day and' I am J.llId : now
we dId not , aR they ha su , h confi-
rJencc In thIs fort that they have
1 > "l'n const.ructlng tor n year , that
they took man ' women anI ] chlldrclI
Inside anrl they escaped duringthft
IIluht. ' 1'ho next dar and ol\t \ ) "e
held them fast , however ; trlerl to ct
Ihem to surrcnder , had two talks
unrler f1a or truce bllt no , they
would fi ht It out , So there was thell
oflly to Hnlsh It.
Killed Husband With Axe
lnmcroy , Wnsh. Junc 22-A manda
De Lartlguehas 'concs'\ecl ' that sh(1
lellled hel' hUfllund Oil tlle IIlght of
Septernh'r 2:1 : , 1I0 ! , wILli an IIxe Hlle ! .
hurlcd thl' TUlIlalr.s In the front YUl'd.
of their ! arlll near hero.'hcll' tlJ ( ' '
wOI'e ! ound rcccntly. 'rl1 womal.
OSSI'rt.s that. Dc I artlglle lI1lll : ! : to 111'1
hedslde while liho slept. rOtlsNIII'I /
and thrcatened her life : t.hut he PII'
sued her Into tbe yard shoot.lnl : nl
her \vl1eo she Rolzed tbe IIxe and Sllnl
It Into bJ5 heaq ,
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E , " Whllnoy , 1wcll ' known con. '
tfllctor tlnd builder ut Humboldt ) et . . .
Friend "hero ho has been clIRngm ) to : nlil
ercct a hugo new sc1l001 bUlldlnR. ! ' eft
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Erldle the three-yenr old son ot J. I i Ihb .14
J , 'l'bompson. ot HUmboldt , Qat his t
hnnd In We CO 8 ot the wrInger 'D h
while thn tamily wllshlnu was .beltl" ulI'i
, done , and slIlTercd the ioss ot , the t
ends or three Ihl 91. , ; , " . . . ;
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nllmltcr of Improvements nre b
In madc at . Nobrnska City In thii
AI' o Starch worls'l'lth "a vIew ot " lJ" "
dOl\btlll \ Its capn hy , ' 1'110 plant , b , \ llr r :
'OOIlS ' to the trust n they are n llk' ! . 'n
In It turn Ish all ot tbo starch , tor , f ( :5) :
tlJe middle
wcst. t
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Jullll LCI11or , a { unller lIYlng'near
nen
N rrolk , hils been lll'n'Slcd eli oom.
plnlnt ot an employcHenr.y Arends ; 0. . .
wlto states that cnllY this morning : .tOI.
Lenzer stnbhed him In the ! tunvJtb . . : ,
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II plcthrrk , while he was stili in bed It or "
lJecnllso ' 11e retused to et , u , \It \ , : : f.
o'cloclc.
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John Stnte of Lcl h , N . . , pur- , ;
' hased the : ( lnl n stock Jarm nnd ! I'M
stock , palynH 'ltn\IOO ' tor the , 'I1U ' . I
I'hls rnnch cOlIslstOI of 1.000 liorQ1 , ! t : ; ;
IIr rlcodec , ! luue ! UI1c1 4 O acres of le.lsod t , .
, ; choot laud. Air. titlte : ; will tUln the u
IrOfiorty tuto a dulrY fl1.m I1nd wJ1l L r
, 'nmmcnce , by mllldllit fifty cows. ' It
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AIratra und dairy tllrmlllj.t Is .paylnR II .r
11ItIldsolUe prulils In this vlnlnlty. '
. < < . . :2 :
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Iom" Pock who 1I\'cs near , Dur
1\011 In Gar'lIeld count.y , WIIS hOIt,11d i'
ovcr to the district court FrldllY In . ;
lho uln or : t500. , 110 Is Cllllrited , wltb
attcmpt .to lelll'by shootJult his soni lor
WllIIII\11 \ , In the should9r durln an Ie' s
.lItercatlou , o\'er the CI' , s fnH ot s ml\ f ; '
J1I(1 owned by the plder leclc , l'ho' [
: 'IJU'ST ' 0 11I(1 18 } JIlntul : but not dun- '
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1111'S : Sarah Dlcke son'dled at th
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31llto Home for tuo } l'rlclldle s at
Lincoln where she imt.l 11\led ror
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Ill/WY / ycals , She wes born In l nQt- :
ville , 'l'enu. . cluhty-Jl vo ycars a o. I
1Iflr ran fnther was Jteneral ; Mculo : i
of the revolutionary urlllY , n compa-
trlot of Geoq e Washington. ,
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, The bonrd of education ot IJcatrlco , I
has electer ) the followln addltlonall
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teachols for the cOllllnH year : cln.l' ! I
.MiHal' , Aurelia Crallule. Grace
lhmmltardner and Anna'I'lsh ! J'r''or
Deatrlce ; 111n M. Orcutt ot Wahoo
nnd M ude Beach of Suporlor , lrot.
M. H. Ca. . , In ) Va8 re-olloted supervl- .
I\or ot ntuBlc , ancll\llss Minnie Dl\vlIJ
wns rc-electod supervIsor ot.drawlbJ { . .
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't'hc farn ) ' house on the tulU , ownc
hy Mrs. LJttJo LOII , of , Oookund/oa- /
cupled l > y Louis Keunnlng was burned -
ed while the family WIIS .attendlng
the SIms o ! Herman plonlc at' . 'l't lm-
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allo. CIJUrles llolsl'her a nelHhllor
while paSShlft by noticed smoke Is- '
suln ! ; trom tJlO heuse. lIe dir' tat-
tempt to stop the Uro but sucoecedl {
In salng part of the furnlturo. 'r o'
10Si Is partly covercd by Ir.surancc.
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OUII 135 students are reglstered'tot' , I
the summer school at the state uol- I
Tal.lty. 'l'hls tal18 tar sbort ot the- ' I
number rCllstercri last year. uch a
condItion ot nftaJrs Is attributed to
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two things ; the estabJ1sbment of
JU1llor normnls tbrou l.Jout the state
and the II1cctln ot the National lCd-
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ucn tlon associatIon at Boston tl1ll1 r
slimmer. Many who might. have at. .
tended the summer Bcbool are attend'
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Inll the lunlor norm'll Intoad , and
ml\ny ut.1ers will take advantage of I
the rate to vJslt Doston aDd the East.
'fhe assoolatlon meets In July. when
the uummer school Is In session.
'fhe LIncoln LORUI club an or anl.
ar.tlon made bp at the young mom-
bel's ot Mle protcs810n In the city.
closcd the year's work wltb a ban' :
lJuet at tbe Lindell hotel. The club
h:1s : for Its purpose tbo study and dls' :
Cllsslon t the pJOblems that cODtronu
the acth'e practJonor. John A. lIIaJ
ulre acted as toast master , / ,
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Rev. D. W. C. Huntington chancellor -
lor of the Nebraska Wesleyan un1ver.t
8lty , preached In tbe M. E. churcl1 ,
at Havel1nl\ last DndaJ. In th&
mornln ho presented the cause or ,
cducatlon I\nd look up collection tOI' )
the unl vClslty amountIng to $15.00. .
In the eventnl : Dr. lluntln ton ,
preached one or the ablcst sermons
over IIstel1ed to by tb pcoplo Of U.a-
\'Clllla ,
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Somel 11110 a"o Mra. Cal VaDdevere.
11\'lnL : lIorth ot StC.'lIa. toll tin a dorcc. .
tl'c stdowalk In trout ot Lizzie Col. . .
Iallers mllJnery shop and tra < 1tured. '
lJer arm , Now It seems hvo AuburL.
luwyors appeared berore the v1l1a 6
head I\t theIr sscsslon nnd Intimated
that a S .50U clamn e suit would b
IIlelt 111 the near tuture unless satisfactory -
factory nrrungmonts were made wIth
the party Injured , 'rhe board has"
tl1 ll1ltter : under Investigation 14"
r put l at Its Urat rnccUnlZ. . , . ' . ' , ; . . : J
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