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By D. M. AMSBERRY.
DUOKE DOW , ' - . NImnASKA
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fNews i Bdef I
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.Johll 1It'hel1 wt:1 : 1101 talw 1'1II11'gO
of the strl1\1' In Colorlldo ,
: \llIrlln D , WOlwho ( \ fol' thlrty.l1\'o
' of the \\'Ist ,
fI'l\.l'lI \ WIUI 1111'111 1lI111111Cl' !
' ' ' lit } , "II'
rll Ulllull 'I'l'1I''Illlh \ ( 'O\11ll1lny \
mil City , lo" IIled of pI' lll'lIls , I1gell
50 yem'ft ,
Allolher' mlllhill'1'llIl ( 'I'lsls 1ft Imml.
tllP 1lI'wnt coall.
1It'lIt : 111 Chill' , 111111
BOil oC parlll1 ) ! In the enhhH'tII \ proh.
IIhly give way to a III'W 11111'1) ' , fOl'mocl
' . ) C the IIherlll elemelll , .
Hellul'ls hI0 \ heen 1'1(1 a : ' ] ' 0'
1,10 from PIli ! ; Yllng to the ef1'l Ihat.
\l'hOI1 \ the Jnpnnell' ! ! H'quls t'ntel'd
Wlju Oil SUllda ) ' last the ) ' fouIIII the
lown Ilusort1 ! hy the HUSBlIlI1H ,
At Scho\1wtnc\y \ \ , , y"lIght. . hun.
red emlllo'cli of Ihe Gl'lIeral 1 le'trl ( '
/'om / 1'1\11) ' ' st ruclt he'auw the com pliny
refullcel to IIll1chnrgo \nlon mnll who
had boon finqd for \'Iolntlon of a union
rulc ,
: \Injor , John 1" nlUlngl'r..cormer COli'
ul general 10 "Iolltrenl , Is RcrlouRly
III at hOYllltll1 \ In St. .J0501Ih , " 10 , Ho
IIIHlerwent a slll'Slcal olJeration IL few
:11\'s : ago , whl'h haH lcft him In a
\rentl \ : ) . exhllustUtI cOllllltlon ,
'I'ho sccretary of war hils 11Irected
Ihnt porml510n ! he grallted to the
IIrmy Young Ien's Christian nssoclll'
tlon to eBtahllsh Its worlt at the varl.
oUS 110stll or the l\I'mr In the Unltell
States anll In the Philippine Islands.
Burton nlatloon , formcrlr stnh. !
: Jenatonnel extreasurer of the Wator-
ton Sa\'lngs IHlnl' , 1)leadell guilly In
the sUllI'cmo court al Wlnsted , Conn"
to fou\ \ ' charges of malt1l1g falso. en'
tries In lho hoolls of the savings hanle.
'fho Sllprenw court of Ohio has af.
l1\'med \ the nmllcts of the Lucas coun'
t ) ' court In the cases of Albert and
Den Wade , hrothel's , who are lindoI'
f Ontenco of death for the mllrdor ot
Kato Su1l\van \ at. Toledo sevcral : , 'ears
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ago ,
Alread ) ' AIton D , ParleeI' has 233
Ilelegates to the New Yorlt state can-
\'ontlon to select delegates to the na ,
tlonul democrntlc convention , 'fhls
Is a. majorlt ) ' of the state convention ,
which will bo coml10sol1 of 4 O I1ele ,
1ates ,
In thc course of the budget 11ISCUS'
cion In Calcutta. . the viceroy , Lord
Curzon of Keel1oston , In an offeetlvG
speech , reviewed the last five years'of
111I1Ian administration nnd declared It
was hlH eXIH'OSIl Intention to return to
.
Inella ,
"Dr , " Dowlc's Zion Cltr Is profiting
hr the strllw now gOing on In the 1I1g
printIng and l1\1bllRhlng hOllscs of Chi ,
cagofho omlloyors ) a.ro . senlllng
helr boolthlndlng worlc to outsldo
owns , and a grea.l quantllr Is going
to Zion ,
'fhe result. of the vote In the varl-
NI9 1\tlC'hlgan locals of the United
MlnQ Worltors of America Rhow that
\ho \ 11roposltlon of the operators won
'Jut h ) ' a la\'ge \ majorlt ) ' , ' { 'he result
Insures harmonr In the l\lIchlgan dls-
trlcl' for two : , 'oars , i
Senator Simonu Introduced a hll1 to
create a )1ermanont ) commission to In'
\'estlgato the sevornl executlvo dopart.
monts of the governnHmt. It lrovlde9
for a commlR310n of five persons , not
11101'0 thau three to 110 memllors of the
sa11l0 llOlItlcal purty ,
Among the many generous I'osponses
whleh are coming to the CountosR CIIB'
Alnl for thc fall' to be held In Wash ,
Ington onIny ! G , for the honefit of
the RusRlnn Hell Crolls , were two
cheelts which came from Now Yorlc ,
ono for $1,000 nnd the ether for $ OO.
Prosldent Hoosevolt aUll Represonta ,
tlvo Hull , chalrnll\n of the military af ,
filiI's commltteo of the house , discuss ,
cd a bill which provides hllhor raule
for arm ) ' challalus , In which the pres ,
! tlont Is Interested , It Is urod ! that
' 3ufilclout 11I'o\'lslon Is not made In the
Ilrosont law for rewarding an ) ' arm )
chaillains for meritorious ser\'lces ,
A letter was recol\'ed h ) ' 1\Ia'or
WeUs of St. l..ouls from CommllndO !
.10hn Huhbard of the gunhont Nl\sh ,
vllle , now at PcusaC'ola , 1 la. . Rn'lng
thut ho had heon authorized to un ,
nOnce to the 1\l\I lOrltleR or St. Louis
thn t the I a V.r department hnd decillcd
to send a torpedo hont destro'r to
St. Louis under escort of the Nnsh
\11I0 , The warshllS will roach St.
Louis I\hout April 23 ,
'rho prestlent ! hns Ilardo\1'll Leonard
Alverson , Wnlter , HolTmlln nud Will ,
1am " 'nderninn , con\'lctl'd In New Iex ,
2c0 of llOstomco l'olJhfjl'Y , uUII Rt'ntenc
cd to ten : , 'el\\'I \ ; ' Imprisonment , 01
which the ) ' ha\'e sen'cd ull II\I nlnu
months , These pllrllonR 111'0 grnnlc
on the earnest roC'omml'ndllllon of thu
governor of No11exlco , the Wl\rdOlI
of the ponltontlary IIlld the 11It > tl'lct I\t
I torney nlld trlul jude , , hCCI\1I80 of tlH
unusually good conduct of tlle 1II'IsoII
era.
era.At
At San Francisco , Geono HarlOl
surrendo\'cd \ himself to the IIOUCt' , sn ) '
I hi ! ; that ho was wantell In 1.lleas COIIIl
1 tt , Ohto , on chuno of emh zzlemen
of ' 1,100 of the collnt : ) " " fllndl , III
was formerl ) ' county olerle nnd ! ! 1l'S h- -
left' 'I'oledo on Ol'taiJe27 / , coming III
rect to SlIn } . ranclsco ,
John P. Whlto , Irostlent ! of the lowl
1\11110 Worlters , and Chl\rles II , lIlor\'l \
) ) resldent of the lowll Opl\'atonf a 111 > 11
claUon , ha\'e called a second confol
. ence , ' 1'ho conference Will : ! asled fo
h ) ' , the minors and Is talten to mel1l
thllt the IItrlkors : will submit Ilml th ,
strl1eo bo settled soon.
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FIGHT AT SEA
RUMORED ENGAGEIV"ENT OF THE
RESPECTIVE SQUADRONS.
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HOTHItIG OFFICIAL IS KrmWN. .
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Believed Japanese Fleet Is Covering ;
Arrangements for a Ncw Landlng-
British and- American Newsp"per
. Correspondents Held Up ,
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PAllIS-'I'hl' SI. Petel'shllrg COITO'
sponllent of The I < 'I\C \ ) 110 Pnrls snys
thnt Admtl'l1lInltnroff : wont olll from
Port Arthlll' Satllrdll ) ' mornIng , a JUI' )
lUll'Sslluullroll hu\'llIg been slSlIullod
liS In Iho olllng , It Is rlllllorcll , thc'
eorresll0\1I1cllt \ sn 'n , that It SCIl fight.
loolt 1lace , , hilt nOlhlng ( 'ollcornlllg It
1M ollldally IOIOWII ,
Looking for New Landing ,
LONDON-A cOr\'cspolI(1cllt \ ( of the
"rl/11ell / at Wol 11111 Wol. cahllng IInllor
PI'hIIlY'S Ilnte , Rn'S that the I'csllit of
It week'A CrUIAI' IlIuls him 10 hC'lIevc
that the .JIlIII\nORe fleet It ! ell gaged In
l'overlllg lll'I'allgl'nH'lIls for It new Innel'
IlIg of the troolls recellt1y mohlllzel ! .
A dose hloc\I1lll' ] of Port Arthllr Is
1I0t. 1IIl1ll1tallll'II , III'OslI/11nhl / ) ' hecallso
of Illformutlon rogardlng the stnto of
the chalillcl. COI'talnly 1111 to the Iros-
Cllt no , Japallese tral1flol'tt ) ! ha\'o ell.
tcrl'd the gllif of Po Chi } I.
Correspondents Held Up ,
SgOUIr-The Rteamer Sl\Jnlllo \ 0
1\lnl'll \ culled III at Chemlllpo to tnlce
011 h ard 300 lIIeli bolonglllg to the
FlrRt dlvlRlon , 'rhe newslnper ) corre.
RlOlldolltR ) Oil hOl1l'el the SlIl11lnoye
1\Ial'lI W01'O 1I0t IlCrmltted to lund allt !
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Al.L IN WAT.RV ! GRAVES.
Threc Men Drowned While Returning
from i1 Hunting Trip ,
0\IA1IA-J. : W , j'elllloll. W. M ,
lIullltlllK ullel Bm\l \ < 'y Baxlel' , ul1 of
Council Olliffi' ' ! wpm drowllOl1 In Laltl'
! \Iunllwlt 10'1'1111 ; ) ' ( ' \'l'lIlng h ' the o\'cr ,
tlll'lIll1of / I hll 1'01IHlat. . In whleh I hc ) '
hlld SllClit 'hl' ' urtm'nooll hllntln/ / { ,
'I'he ) ' 1\1'(1 rl'IIII'nllito / the IHL\'llIon
whl.'n theh' houl wu caught 111 the
trollgh of I hl ! high \\'a VCS'I1lseel hY
the tc/'l'IlIc / whlll Ihat swept ncrosl ! the
IlIlw.
'I'he drowlling OCCI\J'I'elt \ u shmt. ( lis.
tallce olT 1 he IlOlnt of lallli oPllOslto
the lIlv\llon. ) \ Uohel'l Bl'own. who
lI\'es alllInuwII : Iml' " 111111 who HlW :
the 1IIl'II III I he watur. ) lilt 01T with
It hOllt 10 tlll'lr reSCIIl' , Ho fOI\JIII \ 1'111'
1ll'1I IIl1d Baxter cllllging to tholr O\'e/ / ' .
1111'1\1'11 h01l1. J Il1sl < II\H Ilnel hel.'n swclt )
nWII ' hy the WI1VOS , Ill'own fOllnl1 It
IIl1pOH\lhlu ! \ toIt. / . clther Illto Ihe heat
wlthollt dangur of H'IIIIIllnglnd ) be.
gllll towing 1'IIIIIell to Hhore , Plnncll
cllnglllS to the sl ( > 1'11 of UrowII's hout.
Abollt fc.l'ly feet fl'J/11 / the lalldlllg
Plllllel ] , chlllcel by lho Icy watNs ,
slllllUll ) fl'Om Ihl' IlOat IInll sanle. He
did 1I0t rise , IIl1fl IIrter' It Hhort Rearch
Drown rowed hncle uflcH' Bnxlel' , 110 ,
1.00 , had IIIHnlllUm'cd. )
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VIEWS ON STATEHOOD BILL ,
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Majorlty nnd Minority ReportG Are
Submitted ,
W ASlIINGTON-Mujorlty allll mi.
n01'lty views 011 the Htlltehood bill , I'e.
cently I'elol'ted ) 1'1'011I the hOllso com.
J1lltlee 011 tI/'rltorICf / , wore filell by
HeIH'CSl't1t.nllved-IIamllton of lIchlgan
and Iooll of Tellllessol. ' , l'eslJectl\'el ) ' ,
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! OIE IN A WREGK
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ROSEBUD SIOUX'KiLLED IN , 'A
II AILRO D CCIDrNT.
I MAIL AND EXPRESS COLLIDE
A Number Killed Outright and Others
So Badly Injured that They Will Die
-Accident Si1ld to Ee Caused by a
Fog ,
ClICAGO-Two ! 111Ulongl'I' ! ! ImlllA on
1IH' Chl'ago & Norlhwoslem l'allwll : "
; l'olllrl'el hptween .lIell'osc llIll'lt and
I 1r1)\\'IIOII 'fhursdn ) ' ,
A'cordlng to ropol'ts I'ecol\'ud at the
1'1'11 l'1'II I HupOl'lntl.'ndonl's ofll'o In Chi.
cngo I ho , vrcl'l'a call/1cll / h ' the
fog. Tr'alns NOH , G anll 10 wore In
I ho wreck , .
Thl' tmlntl which l'lIlIIded WCl'e the
Ol''goll expreS9 an(1 the fast mall on
the Chlcngo & Northwestern 1'I\lIwn ) ' ,
Thl' OXJll'ess tl'/lin / was run Into h ) '
II\ ( ' mall \1'lIln \ , Both trnills wm'o east-
hounl ! .
l'h 'sll'Inns WOI' ( ' IH'omptl ) ' hurried to
I tile scene , As soon as ) losslhle the
'Injured ' were talwn 10 In'wood and
Chlcagc ,
All the victims or the wreclt were
IndlanR , 'rho dead arc :
1\11I eel Head , sltllll crushed ; Philip
ll'Ontall , , II' " body erllsholl ; Thomas
Come Lllsl bOllv crushed ,
The Injured arc :
Big Chief Whlllhorso , bodr crushed
and legs brolwn , will die ; Luther
SI ilndlng Bear , erllsled ] , abollt bOlly and
head , will die' Annlo Go03eface. crushed -
ed alJout bodv will die ; Mrs , 'fhomas
Come LaFit , wife of one of the 1\1l1ed ,
cuI. about head and shoulders ; ' 1'0111'
mlo Come Last , ( j rellrs old , son of
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THE EASTERN BATTLE GROUND ,
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K CJiv.r.rJ.4iY 7"h'QO.Ar0000
a. . COl'l'CSllOndent who was hero wailing
to go forward with the .Japanese t rOOlls < <
was rofusoll permission to embnrlt on
the steamCl' ,
A dlslatch ) from 'roltlo , dated April
1 , sllirl the first llarty of con'esllOml.
ents , conslstlllg of sixteen 1110n , most. .
I ) ' British /lnll Americans , had lefl I
'roltlo that da ) ' fo1110 \ front , and that I
tlor ) would sail from : \lojl , ,1al1n , on
April G for an unlmown destination ,
Whllo the departure of these news.
1)11101' men from Mojl has not heon I'e.
ported , Ilosslhl ) ' hecause of the Jal1n.
ese censorship , It Is posslhle that the
correspO\lIlonts roferrcl to In the
ahovo 11IsIJlltch Ilre these who were I
to hnvo left lojl last WodneRda ) ' .
Chonl1lll10 Is Ilbout a two days' run
fl'om Mojl ,
It has been snlrl also that correspondents -
spondonts who attel1111tell to go forward -
ward contrnry to the wishes of the
Japanese nuthorltles would not. he af.
foreled the fnclllties , ; Ivon to writers
who walte < < lunlll thc authorltlcs wel'o
ready to have them 1110ve ,
BANDIT'S SWEETHEART DEAD ,
Girl Who Refused the Hand of James
Younger Expires In Oklahoma ,
ST , PAUrr-Word hns heen I'c'ol\-
ed In this city of the Ileath In Olda.
homa of Miss Allee .J. Muller , a(111
Imown newspaper writer alld Iluthol' .
Miss MullCl' was : ! ! ) 'cnrs of nge and
had sllCfered fl'ol1\ consulllPtlon for
some time ,
At the time of the sulchlo of .Tomes
Youngel' , the former bllndlt , It was
stnted thnt 0110 of the < < 'nsuses lealllng
to the act wns his Inllhllily to Illarry
IIRSIullol' : , She at one time ( 'on.
dm'lod weold ' ' In Los ,
a ) 1)11101' Ango
I los and was later on the stalT of a
Salt l.alw CIl ) ' nO\\'SI11101' , She was
the nuthor of several hoolts ,
Princess Edward Passes Away.
BI HI..I--Prlncess 1 llwllrd f Saxe.
Welmur dlell hero Sl1IlIla ) ' of nCllte
11\1 \ oUl11onla ,
Deet Sugar Made In 1903 ,
NEW YOU K-'fhe annual ml'etlng
of Iho stocltho1tlers of the An1l'I'll'an
IIm.t SUgnl' COI1\IJIln ) ' was hold 'I'lIes ,
[ ) dll ) ' In , Iel'soy City , 'l'he 0111 ( lh''C'tOl'R
I' werl' electell with tilO excoptloll that. . .
1 r. Hlol11nll Duval WIIS ( 'hosoll to ! ! uc.
: \ l'O,11 , J. AI'chlbalcl 1\I11\Ta ) ' , The re.
llOrt of Prcshlont HOllr ) ' to Oxnard
" showed Ihat during the season of
IOa..1 ! ) [ ) the romlll\n ) ' producell 81.11 3-
) O ( pOl1\1l1R of refilled sugnr , 'rhe
( 'qmlll1n ) ' OWIIS faelurl f ! III Ca1lfol'l\ln ,
Colol'lllio alill Nehrasl < n , Ilnd Is l'1I111-
tllll ( 'd II t $20,000,000 ,
\11' , Hamilton reviews the provisions 1
) f the bill at length and urges the 1
11OCOSHIty IInd justlco of admlttlllg the
10111' terrltor'les as two stlltes ,
'rho mlnorll ) ' vlows arc slglled by I
[ { epresentatl'e8Ioon : , J..1o'd , Hohlll' ,
on (11111. ( ) and 'fhnyer , After a
lengthy discussion of the bl1l the mi.
1IOI'lIly conchllied with this expression :
"Should the ropubllcan Inl't ) ' pass
this hl1l , wlclted as It Is , In the deliial
Jf ellual rights , In reprosentatlon and
1IlII'lIsan In all of Its mntel'lal details ,
It will but ufford another Indecent ox.
I\mllie \ of the SUPIresslon of Inlllvid.
lilli , tel'l'ltorlal and nntlOlllll rights to
subser\'o lIarllslln ends , E\'en more
than that , It Is a surrelldor of the j
Ilowel' that so\'erelgn states would ex.
OI'clso In the unloll If the constltu.
tlonal methods were followed In the
ndmlsHlon of states , It minimizeR the
Inl1l1ollco of the west alld southwest
In tho. cltadol of federal 110wor-tho
United States 8011\\te , "
GREET STRIKERS WITH GUNS ,
Armed Citizens at Telluride Violate
Court Injunction ,
' { 'gl I UIUDE , Colo-1'ho dele lltlon
of 'fclhrl'ldo minors , who have bt'on
1I\'lng at Oum ) ' , returned hel'C , At
lho atatlon the train was met 11) ' a
cOl'don of troops and 200 nrmell cltl.
zens appeared on the scene and su
I'ounded the troolS IInd tmln , ' ) , ho
unlunlsts were Bepl\mted from the
IH\Ssongors as they allHhted senr1lOd
IInd IIl1ed UII nlollg the stll'tlon pillt.
1'01'111 , 'fhey were marched ullder es.
cort. of the l1'oOIS to the opem house
where the ) ' WCl'O given SUIIIIl'r ,
At ! ) o'doelt they were returned to
Ilw train. Comll\lllllled b ) ' Geneml
Uell , a detail ot' thlrt ) ' SOItIlC1I's IIlso
bUllI'eled the tralu , which starteel for
Hldgoway , the first RtaUon Ollt. The
IJIlI'tclplltlou ! of lll < ' cltlzonR uf Tol-
lurhle In tUlllght's IIffalr hrlngs them
III 1III'OCt vloilltion of the Injllll't\ulI \
Issued h ) ' JUIlge SlonH of Ollra ) ' ,
John q , S , Harrison Dead ,
INDlA APOIIS , Ind-John Clevos
Short lIlll'l'lson , fOl' mllllII1rs a wol1
Imown citizen of InlllallalJlIH , strlclt.
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en wllh pnl'rll'sls : oI\l a ) ' , Apl'lI 0\ \ , I
IIII'll at Los Angelo ! ! , CII1. lIe WIlS
ho\'l1 at Vlnl'ennos. IlId" 1\In ) ' 7 , IS2 ! ) ,
the (111) ' ehlld of Benjomlll IInd Louisa
Smith ( Bollllor ) Harrison ulld grand.
HOII of Preslc1ent'l1l1l1m II on 1' ) ' liar.
risen , 110 was ml\llo a gm'l'I'limolit
( lh'cC'tor of the Union Pl\clfio railroad
lo\'ell ! ) 'ears 11Ildel' Proslllol1t O\'l1nt \
Ilnll one ) ' ( lar under President Hn'os ,
the ( Icld : , head bumped and believed
to have been made temlJor'arlly Insane
fro\l1 \ fright ; Samm ) ' Lone Dear , head
cut anll body hrulsod ; . Abraham Good.
crow cut alJout head ; Blind Eagle ,
cut about head by fiying glass ; I.IHlo
Ellt , head cut and brulsl ; Chnrge the
Enemy , head cut and hody hrulsed ;
Hell Chief HIgh Benr , at the head ot
the dolegatlon of Sioux , severely
crushed about the bed ) ' : \VllIlnm Sitting -
ting Bull , son of Chief Slttlllg Dull , 27
years old , sorlollsl ) ' Injured ,
' 1'ho ' each ( ' ntalnng tito Ilidiam
was 11 IIChl 11a ) ' car. It was com-
Illetol ) ' wrecl\Cd , The roar end of the
coach ahead was also damaged , Aftel'
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'lhe collision the IHlssongers III the
other conches of the two traills hurried -
ried to the reHCUe , Ilnd after a hard
struggle pulled thom from heneath the
wreclage ,
Chief Whitehorse , In charge of the
Indians on the train , was fntnlly In.
jured , 'fhe lJolllos of t'he Indians who
had llOCII Itllled outright were laid on
thOo 11I'1\\1'le \ beside tht' tracle Chlcf
Whltehorso being carried willi them.
lIe snld ho lenew that death was near ,
and l'eCjuosted that he lie placed nel\r
his dend coml1l1nlons , Tho' chief was
IH'olJped UI ) and sat stolclllly while
Ihyslclolls worl\'el over his Injuries ,
lIe smolwd a plpo qui 011) ' allli showed
no signs of the llI1ln ho m\1st. hllvo
heen HUfferlng. Ono hy ono the ether
Injured Indian ! ! were slowly talwn
from the sllllntored cnr find 1)lacell
on the grJund near theh' dying chief
alHI dead comrados. The physicians
hurrlell from one to anothelof the
Injured. administering to the wants of
nil , whllo amngementR we1'o being
lIIallo to taltO thom to the nearest
hos lilt ai ,
' ! ' 11l ! Indians were from the reSOl'\'a-
tlon IleaHushvlllc \ , Noh. . and Iholr
journey enst was 1J\'lmarll \ ' for show
II\I'IIOSOS \ In Europe ,
Persons who WOl'O ou the tmln Raltl
that the collision unquestlonahly W:11:1 :
the result of Ihe dense fog which
strelchl1t1 fl'om Lal\O lIchlgan mnn ) '
miles westward ,
Sugtr Fnctory Moves West.
DlNGIIA II''l'ON , N , Y-Tho welt
of Illsmnntllng the Dlnghnmlton bl'ct
sugar factor ' , willch Is to ho remo\'ed
to Blllcllfool. nlnghllm county , Idaho ,
wll1 ho hl'gun wlthlll a few days , The
change Is mOllo hocauso It hall been
dllI1cult to IOrsul\lle the fllrmers In
this locllllty to mise enough beets to
succ03sful1) ' OlCrnto the plnnt. The
Il1l1ho 6011 I\nd climate 11.1'0 well alln1)t.
OIl to 1J ot culltu'o I\nl1 farmora there
111'0 ener to mnl\O contmcts to ralso
enough to suppl ) ' the ( nctor ) ' .
WORK ON DIETRICH r.EPORT.
genator Platt Now Engaged In Writ.
Ing the Findings of Committee.
W ASIIINO'J'ON.--SC'IIIIIOl' Platt of
one'lIcut hegl\n writing his 1'\101'1. \
Jr Iha Dlelrlch I'UH' 1"1'1111Whllo
:110 : rOjlol't hils hell elhll'ollntecl In "Iew
: , f the cvltlPIH'e hl'OlIght Ollt at tht'
trial o ( the /'ase , In/'I'cst. / ho\\'e\'ol' ,
contel's In I he'orillng of the docu-
ment. JIISt. how far the cOllll1lltll'o
will go and wholhl'I' It. will clIlI lit.
ton lion to the falllll'o of Sllml1r's \
10 prove llr hh ; WltIWlRlS things
which he Sllllc(1 ( that Ill' l'oulel Iro\'o
Is IlroblelllutlclIl , Un < ) uestlonnhl ) ' the
\'erlilct will I'olle\'o Senatm' DI"OI/'kh
of responsibility , although occasion
mn ) ' ho tlllll'n to Indkate the cOl1lmll. '
teo's views re al'dlng the l1Ialdng ( II'
.eases and I1Il1ltlng 0 ; postmasters as
vell , It Is I hought. that the cOlllmlt.
; 00 wilt hl\ve It moetlng early next
. ' 1eelt to hear Senntor' Platt'H report.
The llrOCehll'e nftl'l' the l'eporl has
'Jeen ) Iresentoll to the senate Is the
Game as any olhl'I' report , differing
"Illy " In IIml. It Is not attllched to 1\
bllt , hul reports to t he senate find.
Ings of fact. which the sennto will
: ulopt nnd the Dietrich case will be a
closet ! Incident.
SENTENCES RALPH. BURTON.
Knn&.1S Senator Given Six Montl1s In
Jail \nd Fine of $2,500 ,
S1' . LOUIS-United States Senatm'
J , Ralph Burton of Knnsas was on
Wel1nesda ) ' scntenced to six months'
Imprisonment In the Iron county jail
:11111 : ! 1ned $2,500 , after havlllg bcen
onvlcted of IIslng his Infiuence before
the postofllce department In behalf of
the Hllllto Grain and Sccurltles com-
)11111) ) " of Sl. Louis and having received
ll(1)'ment ( from the compan : , ' for his
sOl'\'lce8 ,
Senatol- Burton , accompanlod b ) ' his
leading aHomey. .1udge Chostcr II :
1\rul1l : , came Into the United Statcs
district court at 12 : 30 o'clocle. A case
was being trlod and Judge Adams
granted a rccess In that case to take
UI' the Durton ( 'ase , Judge A ams
summonel1 Durton to stand up , and
then slJOlw of the notlons that had
been filell for a new trial and for
9.rrest of jUdgment. The court , aftel'
hrlefiy rovlewlng the motions , over.
ruled thel1hoth , 'rho court then said
.
to 'the ' defqndant :
"Havo ' .ou an'thlng to say as to
why sOl1tonce should not he passed
upon : "Oll ? "
Trembling Ilnll evl enth' suppress.
Ing his omotlons with a strong effort ,
Senator Burton stood leaning with
hoth hands on the bac1t of a chair as
1:0 said :
"Your honor will please allow mete
to I'espectfuliy Ilecllne to say an "
thing , "
CHLOROFORMED PASSENGERS ,
Pickpocket Arrested on a Hoek IGland
TraJ'n ,
DES MOINES , la-One of the most
original plclepoclwts ever to operate
In the west was captured on a Rocl ,
Islllnd passenger truln 1eal' Center.
vl11e , With a. rag and cotton wOllnd
around hlll : forefinger , as though it
wore Injured , 110 saturated It with
chloroform and sat down hy the side
of a drowsr IJIlssenger , Opening a
paper he became Interested In a story
and soon . warl < ed his I1llgzr near
enough his victim to cause an unnatural -
ural stuIOr , l1e hll11 vlctlmlze ( } several -
eral passengers when arrested hy de.
tectlves , In his grip was 10llnd Imol'I-
out drops and otheprof03slonal \ ma.
terial.
President Fires Hawali"n Judge ,
WASHINGTON-John W , Kahm ,
Uulted Stlltes judge of the Second c\1' \ .
cult of Honolulu , on 'l'hUl'8day was
l'e1110ved from olflco by President
Roosevelt , Rdcently an Intimation
was conveyed to JUIge } Kalua that on
the explrallon of his term ou , Iuly next
ho woulel not he l'eappollltel1 , A few
dnys ago the judge practlcaJl ' SIlS-
pended the work of his COIII't by a-
Journlng a1l pending criminal ( 'rUles
until June G , the da ) ' aflm' the l'X ,
I1lratlon of his term of ome/ ; ' ,
Strike Becomes General.
LATROBE , Pa-Headed hy a brasH
banel , strllclng miners of the LO 'III
Hanna. Coni and Caito ( 'ol11pany
marched to the points about Latrolll'
today and succeeded In malln , ; 1I1l'
strUto Innugumte on l\londny eu ,
0\111. \ It Is estlmatod that : I , OO men
are out , All hut three miners of Ihe
Saxman Interests ! \l'O \ Idle and the
worltlng forces of the others ha\'o
been crlpplee } . So aggressl\'o ha\'o
the strllwrs hecome In theil' efforts
to Indllco mo I\to Iult ) WOl'I , that Shor . ,
Iff Trechol' , , ; a8 allilellied to ,
Hanna Memorial In Ohio ,
COI.H\1BUS : , O-1'ho joInt leglsla ,
tI\'e committee on the Hanna 1\1emo.
'rial day excl'clses hns annollnced AI\11 \
20 as the date fo\ \ ' holding the l'XCI' ,
elses , Senntol' Dicit wl11 tell\'el' : thl !
momorlal ornllon ,
Russians Along the TUl11en HiveI' .
SEOUI-Tolegmms have heen 1'0'
colvod hol'o sa'lng that the Uusslans
are OCcuI'lng six of the Inrgest hol"
del' towns on the Tumen rlvol' , 11\
northeastern Cort'a ,
A Corean Ill'efect has Eent In 11. I'e.
110l't that the Hussluns and Chhll'fit' ,
who were at YongamlJO , Cm'clhl'o \
withdrawn to AntlllH , across the Ynlu
rl\'er , Onl ) ' a fuw mcrchants remnln
at the formel' ) llace , 'fho , Iallal\eso
a\\tIlOl'ltlos. ha\'o 110 confirmation of a
reported engagement between HilS ,
slanH and Japunoso at Keml Sung' ,
,
.
free to Twenty-rive La ies.
The DefJa.nce . Starch Co , will 111'8 !
25 Indies n round trip tlclot to the
t3t. Louis ExpoBltlon , to five Indies
In each or the following states : 1111.
nols , Iowa , Nobraslen , Kansas nnd
Missouri who will send III the la'Lcst.
number or trade marls cut { rom II. ten
cent , ) G.ounco paclcnge of Dofillnco
cold water lnundry stnrch. 'fhle
menns from ) 'our own homo , an- .
where In the above named ctntes ,
'fhoso trade marltR must 110 mnlled to
and rocol\'ed hy the Defiance Stnrch
Co" Omahn. , Nebr" before September ,
1st , 1904 , October anl1 November
win be the bCBt months to'IBlt the
Exposition , Hem ember that Defiance '
\
Is the only starcn IJIlt up 1G oz , (11. ( . , (
fun pound ) to the paclcngo , You gel \ I
onethlrd moro Btarcll for the same
money thnn or nny other lclnd , nd
Defiance nOVel' sticks to the Iron ,
'rho tlcltets to the Exposition will be
Be.nt by registered mall September
6th. St.nrch for sale by an dealon. I
" 'omen of the world ne\'er use harsh
exprosslolls when condemning tholr
1'1\11.10 , Lllw the savage , they hurl elo- . ' 1 "
gant arrow , ornamented with feathers :
of purple and nzure , but with poisoned , ' (
I
polnts-Chamfort , I
J
It's funnv how much more extravagant -
gant It seems to talto your own sister
to a 25cent lecture than nn ol Rchool ,
chum to a champagne dlnner-New
York ! ) rcss ,
,
A ear of mntrlmony often gives ,
poor little Cupid a bllde case of paint-
er's colle , But even poor Matrimony
m:1Y : not be as bal1 as pain te ,
Women who wish they could swear
wonder why men laugh at them ,
The frontrsplece of the Aprl1 St.
Nicholas Is a half.tone reproduction
from a Copley print or "Dorothy , " as
I
wlnsomo a little lass as ever sat for
her picture , The original portmlt
was by L 'dla Field Emmett , Temple
Ballo"s stories ahvn1's please ) 'oufig
real1ers , and "Tho General's Easter
Box" Is seasonable and cheery , well
worth the second reading It Is sure to
have , Anne : \lcQueen's "A Work at
Art" Is a quaint story of a quaint
little mnl en of long ago , a tale good ,
enough to bo truo. Every girl and
boy , of whatever age , will be Intensely
Interested In the two Hobinson Cru.
see artlelos , "The Author of 'Robinson
Crusoe' , " h ) ' 'V. n , Northrop , an
"Robinson Crusoe's Island Two Hun.
dred Years Later , " b ) ' Francis I\rn01l1
Collins ,
Some people seems always sure they
are right and then o the ether thing.
Am 1 In favor or expansion ? Ever ) ' .
thing that grows expands , See how
thl\ State Farmers'Iutual : lnsuranco
COlllpany of South Omaha Il11s grown ,
Jan , 1 ; 189G wo ha . . . . . . $ fiO,215O ( )
1897 we had , , , . , . ,138,850.00
1898 we had , . . . . _ 2jG,1G5OO ( ! )
IS ! ) ! ) we had" , . , . 4,2 'I,375OO
1)00 ! ) wo had , . . . . . 7,538l73.0 ! ( )
1)01 ! ) wo hall" . . . . 1 O,4S0,483OO
1)02 ! ) we had" , . . . 13,541,3G7OO
1)03 ! ) we had" . , . . IG,413,8GOO ! )
1904' wo had , , , . . . 18,41 G,388.32
Don't : ron think yon would Hke to
bel ng to a IIvo Company IlkI. ihls ? ' '
"
WrIte the Secretary , D. n. Stouffer , -
South Omaha. Nebr.
There Is no 'merit In sacrifice do-
voll1 of service.
The brilliant manner In which the
pUblishers or Ever 'bot1"s J\lagazlne
have handle the subject of the St.
Louis C'Xposltion afforl1s a clcw to the
success or the publication. The April
number opens with Iln article on "The
Greatest 'Vorl 's Fall' , " and the two
men most able to do tbe subject jus.
tlco have treated It. David It Francis
prosldont or the exposition company ,
furnishes the text , and Vernon Howe ,
Dalley , the distinguished ) 'oun" artist ,
has do no the illustrations , Ono Is
toldlllld shown-In the most tnterootlng
way just what to expect at St. Louis
In May , an the prospect Is amazing.
Lessons are for our learning rather
than our lilting ,
For 51,05 lUoney Ordor.
The John A , Salzer Seed Co. , La :
Crosse , 'Vis" mall postpaId 15 trees.
consIsting ot AprlcotR. Apples. Crabs ,
Cherries , Plums , Peachcs nnd Pears ,
just the thinE ; ' tor IL clly or country
garden , Includln the great Dlsmnrk
Apple , nil hardy " 'Isconsln stock. IlrB
sent you tree upon receipt at $1.65 ,
AND rOR 1jo ( Ai1J TUlS NOTICE ,
you get sufficient seed at Celery. Carrot -
rot , Cabbage , Onion , Lettuce , Hadlsb
and l lower Seeds to furnish bushel"
ot choice flowers and lots at vegcta1Jle9
tor a big Caml1) ' , together with our
great plant Ilnd seed cataogW. ) N. U , ) ,
A IIttlo vim In religion is worth Q
lot or vision ,
I
Try One Package.
It "Defillnce StlU'ch" doel ! not
please you , return It to your dcaler.
It It docs ) ' 0\\ get one-third more tor
the same mane ) ' , It will glvo yon
satisfaction , and will nol stick to th
Iron ,
No good Is found' In 11. difcultr ! by
the man who crawls aroun it ,
, ,
You ne\'er hoar nny ono compl.l ! ! ]
about "Dofiance Starch , " 'fhcre I.
none to OQulll It In qUllm ) , and quan.
tlty , 1G uncos , 10 cents , Try It DO\ ! '
a.nd save your mouey ,
I
Kindness Is lJom of our scnse of
Itlnshlj ) to all , , I
PI so's Cure CIlDDOt bo too hhhly BpollPD at as
I'couch curc.-J , W. O'1I1m' ' : : ! , 32'J Tblrd Avo. .
_ I : .11nDClpolls : , MIDIl..Jan. 6 , lDOO. ,
I
Heart. Iccel1lng Is the secret of happy I
houseleeplng ,
j
'
Try me just once and I arn sure
to como ugaln , Defance Starch ,
'fho hnersensltl\'e ure upt to be
wholly sclfislJ.
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