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CUSTfR COUNTY RfPUBUCAA ;
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By D. M. AMSDRRRY.
BROKEN DOW. . . NrnmlABKA
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'fho Santa Fe will lIIect the 011 pro.
( htcm's of J'anH1s and rl'nrrnngo the
freIght roteR on 011.
John 1 . Ellcn , assIstant cl1ornl
trafl1c manager of the Great Norlhel'n ,
whoso hendquarters nro In Sontltc , hns
t\l1dored hIs rORlgnntlon to tale effect
Juno 1.
The I leld ColumbIan musellm of
Chicago Is crIII)1plnA' ) ) nn expedItion to I
eXlllore the heart of AfrIca nnd shoot
hlg game for Its collectIon of stuffed
anImals.
The 'roldo corre3pondent of the
Dallr Telel'nph ) cahles that the rail.
wato ' VlIullvostol ( has ! teen severed ,
as'tho reslllt of whIch the fortress Is
Isolated ,
'I' . W. Tomlinson of Chlcngo has
heen made secrelary of the Amorlcan
Stocle Gro\\QI's' association , effectIve
.Jnno 1 , wIth the hendllIarters at
Denver.
Now .Torsey has n Inw forhlddlns
the sale of Its water to another state ,
bllt It 11IIIs no ohstaclo In the way of
the sale of Its avplejacle or .Jersey
lightnIng.
Strlleo rIots toole 111noo nt Darn.
caldo , Spnln , ns the result of attempts
of the strlleors to compel al1 worlQrs
to cease theIr labors. 'froops were
summoned.
Dothwell Pulford , the wea1thlost
resIdent of Savanna , Ill. , denIes that
. ho Is the slayer of Attorne ' DanIel S ,
Derry , a former lealllng member of
the Jlllnols leglsla turo.
The trlnl of Senator Frnnk H. Far.
rlR on the charge of brlhQl'y , wllch }
was sot for licarlng In the crImInal
cOllrt at St. LOllle , wns contInued un.
tIJ next term of court. '
Dllrton K. E\'I1I , promInent In so.
cletr anl ( a memher of one of the old.
est families In St. LouIs , commItted
sulchlo In hIs room by drlnldng an
ounce of carhollc ncll1.
DI' . .J. E. Lowes , a leadIng business
mnn of Dayton , 0. , nnd one of the
foremost ) lhyslclans of the state , Is
lying at the poInt of death at the
Hotel l\Inr 'land In Pnsadenn , Cal.
Archlhali1 McLe1lan , promInent In
ChIcago rasonlc cIrcles , commltteel
suIcide h ) ' shooting In an ofl1ce on the
nIneteenth fioor of the Masonic tom.
pIe. III health was the reason.
The Boston eommon council has
ado)1ted ) a r030lutlon condomnlng dls.
crImInation hr lanc1Jorls ( agaInst fam.
Illes wIth chlll1ren a1(1 \ ( Invltln the
le lslalurc to taltO some action In the
mattol' , ;
Govel'llor Deneen , of I11lnols , has
vetoed the 1 > 111 allrO)1l'laUng ) $2ti.000
for a Etato sanitarium for treatment
of tn1 > erculosls patients. Ecouomr
wns the ground on which the bill was
vetoed.
Three'lnarters of a millIon people
have alreadr dIed of the )11aguo ) In
IndIa this 'ear. T1 > o mortality from
.Tanuarr 1 to April 1 was .171,744 , whllo
another 215DGl snccnmhed during the
foul' weoles cnllln ! ; Alrll ) : ! D.
.Jud e O. 1.1. Moore of Abllene , l\an. : ,
hns heen alpolnted' ) judge advocate
general of the national Ilolmrtment of
the Grand Arm ' of the Ropubllc. The
alllolntll1ont. ) wa.s made by National
Commaudor W.V. . Dlnclemar.
Rlchrl1"ll Croltcr's lmndsomo mansIon
near Dllhlln will soon bo rendy for
occupation. It commands a magnlfi.
cent vIew of Dllhlln har mill the H1I1
of Howth nnd Is qulto c1oso to the fa.
mOils Leopardstown rnce course.
Henr ' Coole Do '
'nton of Cnmbrldgo ,
1\In.ss. , who has been awarded the Ca.r-
noglo research scholarshIp of $500 by
the Iron anll Steollnstltuto of London ,
Is ono of the 'ounger Instructors In
m1nlng and metalltlr ; ' ) ' at Ha.rvard.
Dr. William no 'al Stolccs and Dr.
.Tohn S. Fulton , of the Inr 'land State
Doard of Health , have , after nearl '
four 'enrs of careful anll palnstaldng
Inv'stlgatlon , dlacovored whnt they
beJlevc to bo n. . curntlvo serum for
tnholel fever.
The first decIsIon In the suIt of the
state of Kansas to oust the Atchison ,
TOllOlm & Santa Fo Rallwa ' comI1lln '
for n1leged vIolation of the ant\.trust \
law was gh'en at Sedan , Kan" h '
.Judgo AIlman In the district court
nnd It favored the state.
Mnror Tom Johnson , of Cleveland ,
0. , has appoInted Colonel Holtz , of the
Snlvatlon Army nt Clevolnnd , as dele.
gate to represent the clt ' of Cleveland -
land at the natlonnl conference of
charities nnd corrections , to bo held at
Portland In July.
A1I hO)1o ) hns IlrncUcaJl ' been gIven
Ul for the safety of the three.mnsted
snlJlng vessel CousIns nounlss whIch
left 'St. Servan I'ranco ;
, , eIghty da 's
ngo for St. Pierre , 1\flluolon , off the
coast of Newfoundland. She hal ( on
board 128 fishermen and great grIef
)1revnlls ) hero among the missIng
men's families.
SIx millIon } 10\ll1l1s of adu1torated
foolls nro salel to ha.vo been destroyed
durIng the } mst 'ear hy the New Yorl (
health department.
: \1 , D , O'Conill 1l , solicitor of the
treasl\1'y \ , returnIng to WashIngton
from trIp to Iowa , Sh 'S that there is
no opposItion to Senator Do1llver.
Prosldont Roosevelt has Issued I\tl
order prohlhltlng the em)110nnent ) 01
Ilnvlct labor on government worlts.
Fort ) . monuments orectell by the
state of OhIo to Its soldIers who fell
In the Bloso of VIcksburg were dedI
cnted In the Na.tlonal 1\lIl1tl\ry \ pnrk 11.1
VJc tBbur $ , l\Ilss.
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EVERY WALr < IN LIFE.
II. fnrmor , living thrco
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, L m uages of Australia.
Australia , by Its recolltlon or rop.
: esentatlves of many IntHls. has an
'nflnltudo ' of tongllos : hut your renl
, \ustrallnn.horn 13 nroud of the fact
: hat amOIlE ; the aborigines-tho bush.
: non-thero are relatively as many
Ulngunges as there are In India.
Inny hnvo a sort of relation to each
Jther , by means of which a. man mast.
2rlng one thoroughly woulll hav n
sort of lC ' to several.
Advice to YounDankers. \ .
"I would advlso a .Otll1g man , nine
times out of ton , to get out of the
hanlt1ng buslnes ! ! If he cnn sot an
other good position. " ThIs was the
! ldvlce gIven by the Hon. WlUlnm D
IlIdgely , comptroller of the UnIted
Stateg treasury. to his banle clerlts at
the thIrd annual banquet of the Da1U
moro chapter. AmerIcan Instltuto 01
Danle Clorles , at the Delvldere.-Dalt1 ,
moro World.
To What End ?
Evorythlng Is made for Homo end
The sun Itself has Its buslnesEr nsslgn
ed. Dut pray , wha.t were you made
for ? For plcasuro ? Common senSE
will not broole such an answer.-l\Inr
cus Aurells.
In Record TIme.
PlnoY' Flats , Tenn. , May 2Dth.-
CSpeclal-Cured ) In two days of Rheu.
matlsm that had made hIs mo 11. tor'
turo for two 'ears , D. S. Hilton 01
this place natural1y wants ever '
ether sufferer from rheumatism to
Imow what cured hIm. It was Dodd's
KIdney Pl\1s \ ,
"Dodd's Kidney Pl\1s \ are the srand'
est pill on el\rth" sa 's Mr. Hilton ,
"I would , not tale any sum of money
for what they dId for mo. For two
'ears I hall what the doctors called
rheumatism. I could hardly wall <
around the house , It scemed to he
In 111) ' baclt and hip and legs , I trle'l
everything but nothIng helped mo tll1
I [ ; 'ot DOlld's KIdney Pills. "
"Two da 's aftOl' toole the first
dose all pain left mo nnd It has never
C01l10 bacle sInce. I can't pralso Dodd's
Kldne ' Pills too much. "
nheumatlsm Is caused by uric acid
In the blood. Healthy lt1dneys tale
nIl the UrIc Acid out of the bloOll
Dodds' KIdney Pl\1s \ malto healthy
lddlleys.
The Jewish I1I1ssover , a festival in
commemoration of the dostructlon 01
the first born of the Egyptians , whlJc
the houses of the Jews were spnred ,
was first celebrated In the now tem.
plo 513 D. C.
Are the Packers Receiving Fair PlaIt
When the Garfield report on the
buslncss methods of the paclters np.
poared , nfter eight Inonths' Investlga.
tlon , It was severely crltlclsed nnd
roundly denounced. After three
mOllths of lIubllclty It is sIgnIficant
that these who nttempted to dlscrodlt
It have falJed to controvert the figures
contained In that exhaustlvo docu.
ment. The ) ll1lJJlc Is beginnIng to notice -
tice this omIssIon , nnd the feollng Is
ralldl ) ' growIng thnt the sonsatlollal
charges out of whIch the "Deef In.
vestlgatlon" nroso were without faun.
dation. It the omclnl statements of
the report are susce11t1blo of contra'
diction , a seed mallY 11eoplo are 1I0W
aslelng wh ' the facts and figures are
1I0t furnished to contradict them.
'fho truth Beems to bo that most of
the charges contaIn unfounded ser.sa-
tlonal assertions. A fiagrant oxnmple
of thIs a11penred In a recent nrtlclo In
: \11 Enstern mnsuzlno , to the errect
that "forty Iowa bnlfles were forced
to close tholr doors In 1903-4 by the
Deef Trust's mnnlpulatlon of cattle
prices. " Chief Clerk Cox , of the bank.
Ing domrtment ] at the Iowa Stnto Au.
dltor's office , has tabulated the list at
banles gIven 111 the magazlno artlclo
and hns pUblicly denounced the statement -
ment ns utter ! ) ' untrue. lie gIves
separately the rensons for each fall-
ro mentlonell nnd omclally stntes
that they hnvo been caused by unwlso
flIeculntlons ; nnd by recldess banlelng
methods. It mar bo wel1 to susllel111
' \Idgment Ulon ) the ) JncltOrs until the
charges against thom nre proved.
I
I A man without 11. } I\I1'IOSO ) Is
I shenth wIthout 11. swon1.-Dacon.
I InsIst on Gettln\ [ \ .
Some /I'ocers / Bny they don't ) teeI
Dellnnce Stnl'ch , ' 1'hls II ! because the )
have n stoce ) on hand at other brandl
contnlnlnl ; ' only 12 oz , In 11. pnclmge
which they won't be abl to Bell first
becl1.uso Definnco contains 16 oz. to :
the Bamo mono ) ' .
Do ) 'ou want 16 oz. Instead ot 12 oz
tor Bl\me money ? Then buy Defillnel
Dlkreh. Requires no eooklnll.
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A ( RUStliNG DffEA T fOR RUSSIANS
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They Lose Twenty-two Ships in the
Great Naval fight.
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ROJfSTVlNSIY'S { flAfiSIUr A 10rJ ) TilE LOST
The Vice.Admiral is Wounded and Falls Into the tl nds
of t.he Japanese-Victorious Islanders in fiot
Pursuit of Escaping Vcssels-A . fin.
isl1ing Blow to Russians.
Late alvlce8 ( of the great naval hat.
tlo betweoll nusslall anll Japanese
forces In the Straits of Korea , whIch
hegun on Satl1l'lIuy mOl'llin ! ; , Ia ' 27 ,
cOllllrm the magllltullo of the dlsas.
tor ! : ! urferell hy the HUB81an n et and
lwlnt to the fact that HusBla's hOlies ,
so far as this ' \ ar Is concel'llell , now
110 In whatever may bo accompllshell
by the oft.heatell army In l\1a 1chl1l'la ,
W ASIIING'fON-Tho omclal Ja)1an. )
pso report 011 the latest details of the
great lIa\'ul uatlo ! 111 the Korcan
atrnlts Is maclo 111 a cablegrnm recelv.
cd Tuesday nlhht by the JalOneso ) Ie.
gatlon here from the fOl'egll ! omco at
'l'olclo , cot1\'e 'llIg AdmIral 'fogo's dls.
patches IIp to 'rllesda ' afternoon. The
reIOI't ) says that Admiral Hojestven.
Hlty and another admIral and staff of.
ficers were taleen p1'lsoners on the
slnlt1ng of Rojesvenslty's lIagBhlp , the
Knlaz Souvaroff , Satmdny night south
of Urloung Islands , off the Korean
coast. The total number of vessels
lost to the RussIans , nccordlng to Ad.
mlrnl Togo , now reaches twent ' .two ,
Rnd he nc1cls that although the full particulars -
ticulars al'O not yet In , none of the
1npnneso lIeet was serloush' Injured
amI the loss to the fil'st dIvision of the
Japancso fieet was over 400 men. The
report says that the armored cruiser
Dimitri Donslwl ran aground on Ure.
IUllg Islnnd : that the battleshIps Oss-
lIabla. ( alreally admItted by the Russian -
sian admlraltr ) and ho Novarln were
sunk : that the battleship SIss01veJltey
wont to the bottom Sunday lIlol'lllng ;
that the coast defense ship Admiral
! . : > ushalwff was smile after a vlsorous
pursuIt her crow Iwlng rescued , anll
gives o.ner detalls4las to vessels sunl <
Dr dlsablell. The JalJanese admiral ,
1\18u , was slightly wounded. The )1ro. )
tected cl'ulsor dlmuz , which hns ai-
read ' arrived nt Vlal1lvostole Is refer.
red to III the , report. The report follows -
lows :
"I lfth re)1ort ) from Togo , received
afternoon Ma ' 30 :
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" lhe main force of our combined
fieet , umn aCCelt1ng surrondOl' of the
remaIning Husslnn main force nO'1r
Llan court Uocls , In the afternoon of
May 28 , ns alread ' re)1Orted ) , stopled )
pursuit , and whllo engaged In the dls :
position of surrenl1ered shl)1s ) found , In
a southweste1'l1 dlrectlon"the Allmlral
Ushalwff , a. coast defense ship. Thoro.
upon lwato and Yalmmo wore Imme.
( lIatol ) ' dlslllltched In pursuit and In.
vlted hel' to surrender , but she refused -
ed and was sunlt at G )1 ) , m. lIeI' crew
of over 300 men were rescu'd.
" 'Cruiser Dimitri Donslwl was also
found In the northweste1'l1 dlrectlc:1
at 5 p. m. ar..d was Immeellately over-
talwn and fircd on vigorously b ' our
fourth olvlslo1 nnd second destrorer
tlotllJa.
" 'Sho was attaclced that night h '
the second destro'er fiotllla. and the
next morning was found nground on
the sou thorn shore of Urleung Island. .
off the Korean coast. OUI' destro'er ,
Sazanaml , captured toward the evon.
Ing of l\In ' 27 , In the south of Urle.
ung Island the UUlslan destroyer Bied.
ovy , wherein were found Admiral no.
jestvensley nnd another admiral , hoth
severely wounded , together wIth elghtr
Russians , Including stnff omcors from
the fiarshll ) T < nlz Suvaroff. which was
sunle at [ i : 2J ! p. m. on ? lIay 27 , 'I'her
were u11 tnlOn Ilrlsoners. Our crulsor ,
Chltose , whllo cruising to the north.
warll on the morning ofIny 28. found
and sunk another Russian destroyer.
Our cruiser Nlltalm and destroyer
1\uralmmo attuclwd nlso at noon on
! \lay 28 a. Husslan destroyer , whIch
finallr wont aground , According to
various rel10rt8 hItherto received and
statements of 11rlsonors , the resnlt of
the hattlo from : \Ia ' 27 to May D Is
as follows :
" 'Sunl-Suvaroff. Alexander Ill.
Dorolllno , DimItri Donsld. AdmIral
Peace Talk Is Delng Heard.
WASIIINGTON-Quicle to realize
the far.reachlng effect of AdmIral no.
jestvensIQ"s dIsastrous defeat In the
Korean stmlts and In ) ( Oeplng with hIs
promlso announced a long time ngo
to do all In hIs Iowor to brIng the bel ,
lIgerents In the far east to direct ne'
gotlatlons at the } lrOper time , Presl ,
dent noosovelt receIved lJr slleclal ap ,
] lolntmont . Tulmhlra , the .Japnnese
mlnlstol' , and a conference followed
the nature of whIch has not been glv ,
( 't1 to the 11ress ,
Toklo Celebrates Victory.
TOKIO-1'olelo celebratell Ja111111'1
great llaval vlctor ' , The main thor
I oughfnros , streets anll lealllng govern
ment 11\111111ngs o ! the C\llltal wen
thronged with jo 'ous. cheerln !
crowds. Iml11'Omltu ) Ilrocosslonl > mov
ed III various 11Il'ectlon8. 'rho )101'ad )
ors Cl1r1'lod lanto1'l1s anll went slnglnl
, through the streets followIng bands
Plans are on loot for l1n OI'ganlzed fOl
mal celobratlon of 'fogo's vIctory , tl
' . tnko 11lnco as SOOIl I\S all the detail
e are ml\do l1\1b 11 c.
NlchlmoffIonomach : , Jemtchug , ' Adl.
marl Ushalwff , ono converted cruIser
and two de3tro 'ers.
" 'Nicholas I , Orel , Admiral Ar.rax.
Ine. AdmIral Sonlavln and destroyer
Bledo\'r c\ptured.
" 'AccordIng to the prisoners , the
Osllahla sunk ahout 3 p. m. alld Nav-
arln also was s\l111e.
" 'Almuz , on Mny 27 , was observed
In 11. disabled and slnlclng condition ,
Imt her final fate Is 'et unlmown. TUo
full particulars regarding the injury to
0\11' 8hlS ) are not yet In hand , hut so
far as I could ascertain none were serl-
Iously Injured , all being still engaged
In oporatlons. The whole casualties
are not 'et ascertnlned. Casualties of
first division are IIttio over 400. Prlnco
Yorhlto In oxcel1ent health. Admll'll.l
l\I1su \ slghty woundcd , l\Iay 27.
"Sixth relort ) , received the nftor-
noon of Mar 30 :
" 'Loss of Osllabla and Novarln con-
firmed. Slssolvell1ey also definitely re-
)1Orted ) to have sunk on the morning of
l\Iar 28.
" 'Omclal statement of RussIan
losses , < ; 0 far as ascertnlned :
" 'Fo1lowlng six battleships Bunle :
Knlaz , Suvaroff , Alexnnder III , Doro-
dlno , Osllabla , Slssolvel1Jey and No.
varin.
" 'Fonowlng fi'e cruisers Bunle : Ad.
mlral naldmoff , Dimitri , Donslwl , Vlad.
Imlr , l\Ionmach , Svetlana and Jemt.
ch ug.
" 'Coast defense , ship , AdmIral
Ushalwff sunlt.
" 'Two specIal service shIps , Kam.
tchatlm and three destroyers also
sunle.
" ' 'I'wo battleships , Orel a.nd Impel'll.-
tor Nlcholns I : two coast defense
ships , General \dmlral Apraxlne and
Admiral Senyanvln , and ono destro ' -
er , Dledovy , cnptured ,
" 'The Russians lost altogcther twen.
ty.two ships , the aggregate tonnage
wherc.of amounting to l 3,411 tons , be.
sides the cruiser Almuz , suspected to
have sunk' "
It Is now definitelY l\l1own that Vice
Admiral Rojestvensly was ca11tured.
Ho Is seriously wounded , but , it Is
stated from Tolclo , will recover.
Interest now turns to the situation
In RussIa as the result of the nayal
disaster. The emperor \Vednesday
summoned to the 1lIllace at Tsarlwo
Selo a11 members of the In1)1erlal ) parliament -
liament and ca11ed Into the extraordln-
ar ' council Admiral Alexleff and a conference -
ference took place as to the course
to ho ) JUrsued. The result of these conferences -
ferences Is In douht , the ministers on
ret\11'nlng to St. Petersburg observIng -
Ing a cautious retlcenco as to wha.t
toole place. It Is believed that the em.
)1eror ) Is determIned on 11. prosecution
of the war , the government fearIng the
errects of the disaster on the Russian
)1eollo. ) ) The army \Ianchurla is not
3'et nwart' of the disaster to the nav '
nnd the dispatches sa ) ' It Is stiH prayIng -
Ing for victor ) ' .
The emperor of Japan has Issued
the foHowlng rescrIpt to Admiral
Togo :
Our combined fieet. encountered the
enemy's fleet In the Korean strait and ,
after severnl days' desp rate hattie ,
annIhilated It. accampJlshlng an un-
)11'ecedented feat.
\Yo are glad that , h ' the loyalty of
anI' officers and men. we. ! lUye heen
enahled to respond to the slllrlts of
our anccstors.
Though the war bo long , wo hO)1e )
that 'ou will he loyal anll hravo and
secure a successful result.
To the navy the emperor Issued the
fo11owlng rescrlt ! ) :
Our navy , with the best strnte ! ; '
nnd greatest courage , annihilated the
enemy' , , ! squndron 01111 answered our
hope , We allpreclate deeply 'our slllen.
did success.
-rhe Torpedo Boats Did It.
TSARSKOE SELO , RUSSIA-Tho
tllspatch recelvcd br the emperor
from Vladlvostole contnlnlng details
of the battle In the straits of 1(00'en.
announceed heav ) ' losses , nccordlng
I to whIch the "quadron commanled )
br near Admiral Nebogatoff was at-
taclecd by a swnrm of torpedo boats
nnd all the shills were either sunle or
ca1ltured. The maIn squadron com.
i manded hy Adml1'l11 nojestvensley
, was attncked b ) ' Alllniral Togo and
lost two shillS , 'fho others brolw
through.
Automobiles GrOw In Favor.
n nI.1--Followln the oxamllo )
Bet by Prussia , representatives of the
Saxon government have tallen an ex-
tenslvo ( > Xllcl'lmental tour In an automobile -
) mobile , anll as a result oC the trip a
statl'lIIent has IlOen made In the l\Omo
of the go\'crnment that the latter has
. 1\1'1'Ivel1 at the conclusion that I'ulos
and regulations Cor motor trafllc can
no longer , he drawn up at a green
' . balzo table , and Is Indlspensnblo that
ollclals ! shall ascortaln hr practical
eXlerlonco ) whnt legal measures should
bo tnlfo'n. '
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GLOOM IN ST. PETERSDURG
Feeling of Confidence of Saturday
Gives Way to PessimIsm.
ST. PETgnSllURO-In thIs momon.
tous hour the e111)1erOr ) , the ndmlralty
nnll' the Hueslan PUblic are waiting
brellthlessh' for t110 Japanese to fur.
ulsh authentic news of the defont or
Acl1nl1'11 Hojest"ellslt . and hIs lIeet. 1n
which the hOles ) of the Russians are
centered. 'fho official dIsposition Is' to
construe Tolc1o's silence fa vorably.
hut at the same time the strategic
rl'a1on ! for such sllenco Is recognlzelL
Titc ) HliJJic altcring the premature
jubilation of Saturday nIght Is Inclln ,
ed to reverse Ita attltudo and to boo
como pessimIstic.
'I'ho report sent \Vashlngton by
the American consul at Nagasalel of
the slnl\lng of five RussIan warshl)1s )
Included a lJattJeshlp and repair shIp
was accoptoll as the most efinltlJ an
the most authentic } 1leco of news re.
celved up to midnIght. and undoubted.
ly produced a bad Imllresslon. The
fear was expressed that the battleshIp -
shIp sunle might have been nojostven.
ale "s nasshll ) , the Knlaz Souvaroff , on
which the Japanese would 'undoubtod.
ly concentrate theIr fire. The slnltlng ,
of the repnlr ship Knmschatlm , which
was fil1ed with the 1110St modern mil. '
chlnery , mIght , It Is thought , } lrOVO
lnter to he a more severe loss thnn
that of a warship , but at the a.dmlral.
ty , where crowds congregated Sun.
day afternoon nnd ovonlng , the opln.
Ion was eXlressod ) that If Roj st.ven.
sley had cle red the gateway to the
sea. of .Jalan ) with no other loss thnn
reported by the Amerlcnn consul , the
} lassago had not been dearly pur.
chased , especla1ly If the lnter reports
should provo tha.t the Japanese losses
were anything II1te equal 'proportions.
THE PRESIDENT SAYS WE
NEED A BIG NAVY
NEW YORK-Delivering an address
In Drookl 'n at the unveiling of a
statue of General Slocum , PresIdent
Roosevelt used these slSlllficant
words :
"If our navy Is good enough wo
have a long caroOl' of peace and pros.
perlty before us , and the only 111\011-
hood of tl'Ouble ever coming to us as
a nation will arise If wo let our navy
become too small or Inefficient. A
first clnss navy , first class In point of
slzo , first c1ass In point of efficiency
and the Individual unit or units In
combination , IS the surest and cheapest -
est guarantee of peace. I should
think that every American 1001t1ns at
what Is happening and what has hap.
pened abroad and In our own hlstorr
dmlng the past few 'ears , must Indeed -
deed be blind If he cannot read that
lesson , "
THE DENHISON CASE
ALL OF THIS WEEK
HED 'OAK-Tho Dennison trial ,
which consumed all of last week , will ,
In aU vrouablllty , not be concluiled
this weele. It has alJout been decided
to hold no court 'l'lIesda ' , Iemorlal
day , and because of this the case may
run a dilY or two Inta next weelt. It
has not 'et ueen fully decIded just
how long a time will lJe consumed In
maldng the arguments before the jury
or what attorneys will malco the open.
Ing and closIng speeches on either
side.
rltlsh Colliers Detained.
NAGASAKI-Three Drltlsh steam
ers which were loaded with coal at :
Mojl ( terminus of the lIushlu rail
wa ' , Japan ) for Hens Kong , have
been detained under orders from the
sovernment.
No Change In RussIan Army.
ST. PETEHSDURG-General Line-
vltch , In a dispatch da.teel Mar 28 , reports -
ports that there Is no change In the
: positions of the a.rmles In l\Ianchurla.
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PLANNING FOR A
NATIONAL ASSEMBLY
ST , PETERSDLTno-The commltteo
of mlnlstors commenced con leleratlon
of the plan for the constitution of the
nntlonal assemlJly as formulated b '
the Doungln rescript commission , and
It Is possible that If the news of the
Husslan naval disaster reacts seriously -
ly on the temllOr of the people that
there may be an attempt to rellevo
the sItuation by nn early announce.
ment on this subjoct.
Makes Grand Duke Sick.
DEnL1N-Grand Dulw VladimIr Is
not coming to the weddlns of Crown
prlnco Frcderlcle William , as prevl-
ousl ' announced. A telegram of reo
gret has lJeen received from St. Pe.
tersburg sn 'lng the grand dul < o Is too
II. to maleo a visIt to Berlin posslblo
and adding that the grand dulce de.
sires to remaIn In St. Petersburg durIng -
Ing thIs trrlng perIod to tnl\O part in
the councils of the govel'l1111ent. Grand
Dulce 1\llchael and Grand Duchess : \Ia.
sllpavlona will hrlng the Husslnn
emperor's 111'esents ,
Ready to Strike the Blow.
1m.\DQUAHTEnS OF 1'IIE RUS.
SIA AIUIY , GODZYADANI , IAN.
CIIUnIA-The arm ) ' Is waiting with
Intense C'xpectanc ) news of the out.
C0l110 of the naval lJattle , which It Is
l'eaJlzell will be the I"lgnal fa I' the lnnll
' . huJlcates that
combat , E\'en.thlng
the Japnneso are rcadr to strllw 1\
blow anll are anI ) ' waiting In case the
Isstto nt sen. Is decIded \mt'aYoraIJ1 ' to
the111. J.'ol1owlng . their former tactics.
the JalUneSl' are massing heaar -
tl11ery In theIr center , In order to
lIberate a mnln strlltlng force.
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WORTH KNOWING.
The nvcrngo cOllsumor of . ba1dn 1
lewder IlCJcs not lmow that II. reacton ! , ) " (
occur : ) In the process of baldng' . Fee
prepared with a cream at tartar bak.
Ing powder docs not con : n nny 4
cream of tnrtar , A loaf or brend made-
from II. quart of tlou' ( lcayened with
cream of tartar baldng } lewder contnln9
fortY.fivo gra 1s mora of Rochelle
Snits than Is contnlned In ono Seldlltz
'powder. Some emInent Doston ph'sl- ,
clans tOtlfiod , agnlnst the healthf\11. \
ness of nochel1o Salts.
'fherefore , wh ) ' should the consumer
pay lort.fiye or fifty cents per pound
for the crenm of tartar or Trust ak. ' , I
Ins powders when the best baking \ ' ,
powder In the world can bo made to , ' . -
l'etal nt twenty.fivo cents" per pound .
( the prlco asleed for Calumet Dalc1n . (
Powder ) and leave a fall' mnnufactu1" :
er's profit ? I
The manufacturers of Calumet Dak-
Ing Powder have for 'ears made '
standIng offer of One Thousllnd Dollars -
lars for an ' substance Injurious t
health found In food prepared from It ,
Dread made from Calumet Daldng
Powder Is entlrel ) ' frea from RochellE ) I
Salts , alum. lime or ammonia.
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Consumption < lnd the Heart. )
Recent radiographic measurements. \ ,
show that consumptives , except these
who hayd been nccldental1y Infected
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without predisposition , do ha.ve hearts :
of only half the normal size and tha.t
this does noL occur in other chronIc
jlseases. The writer finds that these
; ; mall hearts are very frequent In
phthisis , but thinks this iEr often duo- '
to degenerntlyo changes.-Tho Hos.
pltal. ,
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Stomach Not Always FIrst.
Not half 'So many dIvorces nro
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caused by cold coffee as by a cold dIs-
position.Vhoever heard of n man
; ; eeldng a separation because hIs wlf&
let the biscuits burn whl10 she ltlssed
him in the morning ? Nobody ! But
there 11.1'0 dozens of good cooks slsh.
Ing for the husbands they forsot to
Idss while they were bus ' with mnlt.
Ins the battercakes.-Helen Row.
! and's "DigressIons of Polly. "
Soy Bean Cheese. .
The municipal laboratory of Paris
'las been exnmlnlng the experiments
made by Dr. Vogelwho has manufac. '
ured a Yer ' succulent cheese from the ,
small Chlneso beans known as "soy
: leans. " The doctor finds that tho-
j 1 \
pulp of these beans contains many ot :
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the cnselno qualities , and that the reo '
mlt1ng composition Is both nourishing ;
md pleasant to the taste.
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Position Long In Family. I
Since 1G3D the post of sexton In the-
! : > erbrshlro ( Eng. ) village of Crlch has.
'pen held by a family named Wetton ; '
md the last re)1resentatlve ) , John ' \Vet- f
: on. who has just died , lcaves a de-
3cendant of his name to carryon the-
: radJtlon. '
Women Wash the Streets.
It Is not an ttnusual sight In many . .
) f the German cities to sce women .J" " ,
leanlng the streets. On the way to " , t. , . . .
: he Oflera In the afternoon ono ma '
Joe women hard at work cleanIng a.
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; treet , eyen In the bllndlns rain.
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Lock Easily Controlled. I
The Glnnelle lock on the Solne Is.
10 constructed that one man can open ,
> 1' shut It by simply touchlns an elec-
: rlc button as he sits In his office.
A politician never slves up politics
Cor good untl1 ho Is convinced that h
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aas got his full share of coin out at : ; , 1
the game.
BOOK OF BOOKS.
Over 30,000,000 Published.
An' Oaltland lady who hns a taste
for good literature , tel1s what a happy
tlmo she had on "The nond to Well-
vllle. " She says :
rank coffee freely for eight
) 'ears before I began to perceive any
eyll effects froID It. 'fhen I noticed
that I was becoming very nervous 1
nnd that m ' stolUach was gradually
losing the power to properly I1.sslml- "
late 111 ' food. In time I got so weak I
that I dreaded to leave the house-
for no reason whatever but becnuse or
the miserable condition of my nerves
nnd stomach. I attributed the trouble
to anrthlng in the world but coffee.
of course. I dosed myself with medicines -
cines , which In the end would leave
mo In a. worse condition than at first ,
I was most wretched and dlscourag.
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ed-not 30 'enrs old and feeling that
lIfo was a fal1ure !
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"I had given up nil hope of ever
enjorlns mrsetf 1IItO other people. till I
one day I read the little lJoolt "The
noad to Wellvllle. " It opened
e 'es , and taught mo a. lessol\ shall
neyer forget and cannot .value too
hlghl ' . I ) mmedlately quit the use ( , . ' ) .
: > f the old kind of coffee and begnn to 7 (
drink Postum Food Coffee. I noticed
the beginning of nn Improvement In
the whole tone of my system , nfter
enl ' two dn 's' use of the new drink.
and In 11. very short tlmo realized that
I could go alJout 1IItO other people
without the least return of the nero \
dread that formerlr . . . .
rous sa..o mo so :
much trouble. In fact my nervous.
ness dlsnppeared entirely and hns
never returned , nlthough I t Is now ! \
roar that I have been drlnldns Postum
" 'ood Coffee. And m ' stomach Is -
now !
I-\ :
\11\0 \ Iroll-nothlng can upset It !
"Last woe I. , durin ! ; the big Con.
Iave )11 ) San Francisco , f was on the
go dar anll nIght without the slight.
t fatigue ; nnd as 1 stood In the 1m.
monse crowd watchlns the grcat par.
! ldo that lasted for hours , I thought
to mrselt. 'ThIs strcngth Is whllt Pas.
tum Food correo has siver. me ! ' "
Name given by Postum Co" Battle
Cl'eelelIch. . \
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Thero's a re on.
The lIttle boolt "Tho Road to WeB.
vl11o" mal' be found In very pkg.
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