G
The Norfolk flecas
Tho pi ico of
tnh o hops
hops hns mined now
i
Anyway Emperor MoKlnloydocRtit
hnvo to lino Ills bedroom with bollrr
iron ns n protection ngalnM his enemies
Scnntor Allons status Is settled Ho
is n privnto citircn onco moro and thuro
ia no vnontioy in the jndgeshtp of tho
Ninth district
Queen Wilholmina of Hollnnd haR or
dered a 100000 Hauler gown It is to
10 hoped that sho doesnt sot tlio faslilon
for editors wives
Kansas will bo compelled to Kinolch
Mrs Nation before tho proper enthusl
nitu with which to celebrato General
Jfunstons exploit can bo obtained
With Pottlgrow defeated Aguinaldo
raptured and Webster Davis lost tho
outlook for an unti demonstration in
tho very near future is anything but
bright
To bo frank about it we cannot ravo
over this Rlolgh riding business just as
April is about to dawn It has a frigid
aspect and dont augur well for early
radtBhcs
Tho autis thould at onco begin an
agitntion in favor of life imprisonment
for General Funston as a fitting punish
mont for capturing their great leader in
tho Philippines
A white man liviug near Wnbnsh
Indiana haR turned black and tho task
of making n person beliovo that white is
black and black is white is not nearly so
difficult thoro as it used to be
It is said that tho illiteracy of tho
negroes of tho sontli has decreased GO
per cent in tho last JO years If such is
tho coso tho poor whito trash will bo
compelled tolook to their laurels
Perhaps not another man in tho army
-would live to tell of it if ho took tho risks
that havo boon taken by General Fred
Tnuston Ho seems to bear a charmed
life and is a winner in his undertakings
Governor Dietrich has Biguod tho bill
legalizing tho practice of osteopathy in
Nebraska aud those who desire tho trout
wont of this school may now tako it
without fear of being arrested for thoir
choice
Rovorsos of tho usual order of things
nppear to bo rifo A Kansas City man
recently paid a lawy or il for getting
him sout to jail for a year Usually
people will pay hnndsomely to bo kept
out of jail
Tho prohibitiouibts are planning to
conduct a compalgn in Nobraska this
fall from im automobile With an
nutomobilo au auto jaw and an auto
watering can they nuto attract some
attention
A storm which lasted SO minutes near
iSao City Iown is Baid to have distrib
uted largo lumps of baking soda The
people liviug thero aro now looking for
a shower of roady baked biscuits and
xuaple syrup
Tho gold democrats aro laboring to
win iu tho St Louis city election so
that they con tako tho stato out of tho
Bryan column in 1004 Tho republicans
will probnbly do that for them if thoy
nro given a fair chance
In regard to Lafo Youngs statement
that Dos Moines has railroads in every
direction except straight up and down
the Boone Republican is unable to under
stand why tho dovil has omitted such
na important terminal Sioux City
Journal
The fast pace set in Washington wnB
too much for Ex Congressmau Thomas
J Bradloy of tho Ninth New York dis
trict and ho is dead as the result of in
dulgence and fast liviug at the national
capital He was n protege of Croker
and Sullivan
Tho fraud in tho Philippines will un
doubtedly bo as promptly dealt with ns
that in Cuba Because certain individ
uals get a long distance from Undo
Sams headquarters they must not be
allowed to form tho opinion that the
old mans arms aro too short to reach
them
On being appointed to a captaiuoy in
the regular army Adjutant GeneralJ
N Kilian at once resigned aud Col Wm
H Hnyard of the second regiment has
been appointed to the positiou of adju
tant general This leaves a vacancy at
the head of tho regiment which will bo
filled by election
A Methodist minister of Brooklyn hss
declined an ndvauoo of 500 a year en
his salary tendered by the official board
after a successful two yeara pastorate
during which the church was relieved
of a heavy dobt Similar instances nre
rare even among ministers while with
the laity it is probably unheard of
A Niobrara merchant advertises that
iu order to make room for a spring stock
he will sell all limburger cheeso at cost
He wants eggs in exchmge He should
use the utmost precaution that tho two
articles do not mix for where some
people will eat limburger with impunity
Jbey invariably draw the line on eggs
-
that hnvo acquired tho nromn cctilinr
to tllllt CllCCHO
Nebraska is not the only plnco whoro
winter is lingering in tho lap of spring
Ponnsvlvania has just experienced a
regular blizzard disastrous to Imlllo and
telephone and telegraph communica
tions while Kansas is blockaded by an
unusually heavy snow fall Nebraska
all things considered is not tho worst
spot on earth
Tho Konnard Enterprise modestly
duns id delinquents as follows What
to Hat is tho name of a Minneapolis
paper that comes to us now anil then
Wo would respectfully inform tho pub
lisher that what to cat is not so
Important just now as how to got It
Porhaps our delinquent subscribers
might assist us
Knillo Aguinaldo lias taken tho oath
of allegiance to the United States which
is perhaps tho heaviest blow that tho In
surrection could sustain Ho has invest
igated the conditions in tho arohlpolago
and Is undoubtedly satisfied not only
that Ills cause is hopeless but that
American control is not as bad as pic
tured by Ills American friends
Nebraskas neighbor ou tho east is ex
periencing somu excitemontovor tho dis
covery of coal oil nt Grconvillo a small
village near Sponcor Iowa It is to be
hoped that tho find is valnablo and that
enough oil mnyjjvontually be discovered
to make it almost as readily procurable
as water Thon Kodkofollor and his oil
trust can be successfully combattod
Citizens of both political parties In St
Louis havo signed an offer of rownrd for
tho detection of any fraud in tho
city election to bo held this spring The
effort is being made for nn honest elec
tion in tho Missouri metropolis nud it
should bo successful Missouri Ib get
ting so good recently that it will not bo
surprising if it goes republican soon
It appears from recent utterances that
tho democrats nro again preparing for
an assault on tho American protective
tariff policy but thoy cannot win on
that any moro than thoy did on the anti
imperialistic proposition Tho peoplo
tried their well worn idon sovoral years
ago and tho results wero so disastrous
that few will care for a repetition of tho
experiment
Young men should hereaftor enquire
into tho status of their swootliearts affec
tion boforo making a public display of
thoir love A Sioux City young man
who had boon nbsont from homo for
some timo saluted his adorod ono in a
vory demonstrative and public manner
whon ho returned homo and tho girl hnd
him arrested and tried for disturbing
tho poaco
Goorgo Milbauk a theatrical man
wants to ongngo Aguinaldo at 50000
for a lecture tour of 100 leading cities in
this country nud offors to put up a
gunrantee of J00000 for tho Filipinos
good behavior Of course ho expects
tho Americau people to reimburso him
by attending tho leotures which in point
of ability or entertainment would prob
ably not 10 wortli two conts per dozou
Kansas farmers aro orcauiziue to
handle this years crop of wheat on the
co oporativo plan They beliovo that
thoro is n combino among tho olevators
to llx tho price of their grain and pro
poso to fight it This is probably tho
forerunner of a farmers trust which if
fully orgauizod will undoubtedly bo the
most powerful ever conceived of nB it
will control the food supply from first
hands
Roger Q Mills author of tho famous
tariff bill has joined tho plutocrats
Ho is now making 15000 a dny from
his oil lands near Corsieann Texas
What will becomo of tho common people
if all their old timo leaders desert their
ranks nt the rato it has been goiug ou
in tho last few yenrs They seem to bo
finding opportunities to make money in
spito of tho fear of some that tho trusts
had a corner on tho wealth and power
of tho land
Tho gnllaut denth of Lieutenant Com
mauder Jesso M Roper of tho gunboat
Petrel in tho Asiatic squadron appeals
to all American peoplo The brave
ofllcor in oudeovoring to savo the lives
of his shipmates from destruction by a
lire in tho sailroom lost his own whilo
all othors on the boat wero saved A
moro gallant act among tho many re
ported from tho Philippines has not
been recorded
The politicians at Chicago awoke the
working men election morning with
tho playing of bands and firing of can
non crackers They wero anxious that
the men should awake in time to exer
cise their right of franchise before going
on duty and this method was employed
to bring them out Modern political
methods employed in tho Windy City
certniuly testify to tho push nud pro
gress of its inhabitants
Thelrquois S D Chief finds on iu
vestigation that about 70 per cent of tho
large deposits iu tho banks of that towu
belong to farmers It concludes thnt
tho poor farmer is no longer in evi
dence but that they are striotly it
The same condition prevails in all parts
of tho country to a greater or less ex
tent The time may come when the
S
THE NORFOLK NEWS FRIDAY APRIL 1901
editor nlo will own plethoric pocket unquestionably boon wenkoned by the
books nud bank accounts
Another chump this tlmoat Wlustod
Conn lias endeavored to exhibit won
derful gormandizing capaoity by eating
II hard boiled eggs at a hitting If ho
was not killed it is no credit to himself
but rather a discredit to tho
biltty of his meal Ifhobrokoa record
no ono is likely to fall down before him
and worship him for a hero Such con
tests nro moro disgusting than tho nvor
ago prize tight and it is prcbumod moro
dangerous
Tho licenso to marry nn Oklahoma
squaw now costs 1000 Oh no it is
not becauso t hoy aro more handeomo
than n whito woman or becauBo they
make better wives It is because thoy
own considerable property and havo n
sharo in all of Uncle Sums gouerosity
which lias been a soro temptation to
certain classes to become squaw men
Tho license is a sort of prohibitive tax
on squaw mon a high protective tariff
for tho squaw
Sennto flloNo fll providlug for a
stato votorinariau and for tho control of
contagious diseases among animals was
passed by tho legislature boforo it ad
journed Tho bill also calls for an ap
propriation uocessary to carry out its
provisions Tills is of importance to
tho veterinarians of tho stato whqwill
havo a recognized ofllcial bond under
whom to work and tho law will bo of
inestimable advautago to farmers and
all othors intorestod in healthy animals
nud the control of contagion
Tho California Cored Fruit
proposes to tako tho prune some
times despisod and tho subject for many
a joke out of disroputo If advertising
will do it Tho association has taken
spaco in somo of tho larger papers and
has filled it with recipes thnt are calcu
lated to uiako the mouth water The
recommendation of physioians that tho
fruit is uutritivo nud at onco n laxative
aud tonic is given This
method of giving tho California product
publicity will undoubtedly crento an in
creased domand
Governor Dietrich is impressed with
tho analogy botwoeu tho different
methods of curing corpornl ills and tho
various kinds of money Iu discussing
tho ostoopathy bill ho said Tho green
back currency liko Christian Science is
based on faith Tho silver useful for
subsidiary purposes liko osteopathy has
a ratio value and tho old schools liko tho
gold standard is af tor nil tho basis which
must support and carry tho Buperstruc
dominant factor The
diamond thou must represent provention
of disenso and right living
Tho governors mansion nppoars to be
au elephant on tho hands of tho 6tate
Tho oxecutivos assert that it costs too
much to furnish tho mansion nud keep
it going nt the rato befitting its outward
nppenrauco Thyy insiuuato that it
would bo proforablo to rout their own
houses and conduct them in a manner
that would not require all the salary of
tho oflico Certain it is that if the gov
ernors do not appreciate the goneros
lty of tho stato in furnishing them
luxurious quarters thore is no excuse for
stato ownership of tho building and it
should bo disposed of Thoy should not
bo required to spend nil their incomo iu
tho maintenance of a residence
Tho republican electors of Norfolk
have no exonso for not supporting the
city ticket named by their party this
spring Good clean cnpable men havo
beou named for the various offices and
will grace tho positions to which they
aspire Several of them nro old and
well known residents and have been
identified with Norfolks progress and
dovolopmout since it was u mere village
whilo the others aro so well known that
they need scant introduction While
there is no particular issue in the cam
paign coro should be taken that trust
worthy and competent men are placed
in the ofllcos nud such men are presented
by tho republicans for tho consideration
of the voters
There nre mon who dont believe in
advertising or say they dont yet nino
out of ten of them do most emphatically
They may not believe in tho kind that
advertises their goods nud pays the
priuter but if their name is used in con
nection with nn item winch thoy may
coustrue as harmful to thoir business
thore is a roar that would jnr the found
ations of n brick block Or should some
thing to their discredit occur they will
exert their best endeavors to keep it
from being advertised What they prob
ably mean when they say they dont be
liovo in advertising is that thoy object
to paying the printer for anything that
may be of benefit but they will uot ob
ject to tho right kind of advertising pro
vided it is free
Republicans continue to express their
satisfaction with the action of the legis
lature in choosiug Mr Millard aud Gov
ernor Dietrich for United States sena
tors The deoisiou came as a surpriso
when many had given up hopes that
there would be any choice Whilo the
members of the legislature nre to be
commended for getting together none
deserve greater credit than Messrs
Thompson and Rosewnter who cast
aside personal ambition for the good and
harmony of the party The party had
long drawn out contest but tho happy
ending of tho struggle will undoubtedly
unite it moro firmly than ever before
and the broach between lenders will
bo quickly nud firmly closed
Tho possibilities of thotelephone seem
to be illimitable The latest is whero a
physician diagnosed n case through tho
aid of tho instrumont A Paris doctor
wns recently called out of bed by a wo
mnn who thought her child attacked oy
croup Tho doctor preferring the com
forts of his homo to n trip through tho
cold winter night was struck with a
novel idea Bring tho child to the
telephone and let it cough he com
manded Tho woman did so and tho
physician advised her thut tho child
hadnt ttio slightest trace of croup and
told her to go to bed What tho doc
tors charges wero for this sort of anight
cull are not stated
Every time tho fusionists think they
have hnd a nice juicy plrco of capital re
garding state affairs it has been jorked
from them nud thoy are in soro strnitR
to discover material against tho present
administration that will stick When
they wero supinoly confident that tho
election of United States senators would
go by default tho republican majority
rallied and elected two gentlemen
against whom tho worst that has been
Bnid by tho opposition is that they aro
corporation candidates a cry that is
raised by iho fusionists against any aud
nil ropublicnus Then when Governor
Dietrich appeared to havo decided to
veto tho bill providing for a supreme
court commission thoy flattered them
solves that ho had made a mistake that
would bo of use to them aud wero muck
disappointed when ho allowed tho com
mission and appropriation to stand
They nro fludiug many a slip twixt the
orp aud tho lip
BABYS PRETTY CURLS
Pnlletl Tli cm Off In n Cnr mid Eni
luirrimHcil llcr Mniiiiiin
A well dressed woman with a beauti
ful baby In her nrms attracted the at
tention of nil the passengers on a Ger
mnntown car Kvery one was fasci
nated by the babys pretty and smiling
fnce and particularly by two goldeu
curls which hung down her cheeks
After awhile the child became nerv
ous and began to tug at one of the
curls which protruded from lier hood
The woman presumably her mother
quickly stopped her but a few mo
ments later she looked out of the win
dow No sooner was her face turned
than the child seized her bonnet with
both hnnds nnd pulled It off It offer
or little resistance but to the astonish
ment of every one on the car the curls
en mo with It nnd the supposed golden
haired baby showed that In reality its
head was without the semblance of u
hair
The child swung the bonnet to nnd
fro and laughingly held it up for the
inspection of the other passengers It
was almost a minute boforo the wom
an turned nround When she saw
what the baby had doue her face
flushed nnd without n word she pick
ed up the child nnd walked sedately
out of the car When last seen she
was trudging down Spring Garden
street with the baby tucked under her
arm like n snek of oats but still hold
ing tightly to the bonnet and cooing
See my pooty hair Philadelphia
Times
The Pitching of nn Occnn Linen
E W Howe telling in the Atchison
Globe of his experience during a voy
age across tho Atlantic ocenu says
I believe I made n discovery in sea
sickness Ono night when the ship
was pitching badly I remarked thut
when there wns n particularly hard
lunge the screws came out of the wa
ter und whirled round so rapidly as to
almost throw me out of bed I wns
sleeping with my bend forwnrd and
nfter awhile I discovered that tho
screws seemed to come out of the wa
ter when the prow wns In the nir Then
it occurred to me thnt this was impos
sible Of course tho screws came out
when the stern wns in the nir
So my discovery wns that in sea
sickness particularly when you nre in
bed nt night or havo your eyes closed
tho ship really pitches upward when
you think it pitches downward This
confusion may assist in muddling tho
brain nnd stomnch I certainly had
this experience all through one night
When my bend seemed In the air the
screws came out of tho water although
my heels were really in the air at tho
time
A Child Philosophy
It is one of tho prime secrets of hap
piness to recognize nnd accept ones
natural limitations but philosophy of
this kind is perhaps Hardly to be ex
pected of children
A littlo girl bad sent back her plate
for turkey two or three times and hnd
been helped bountifully to all the good
things that go to make a grand Christ
mas dinner Finally she was observed
looking rather disconsolately at her un
finished plato of turkey
Whats the matter Ethel nsked
Uncle John You look mournful
Thats just the matter said Ethel
I nm uiorn full
And then she wondered why every
body laughed Stray Stories
Not a Hard Question
They had a dispute nnd they had
agreed to leave It to the military ex
pert
What bullet they asked do you
consider the deadliest
For several minutes he remained lr
a brown 6tudy Then he looked up
with the nir of one who has settled tho
matter finally nnd definitely
The one that hits be said Chica
go Post
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ISIRML
Democrat Chosen Worlds Fair
Mayor by 10000 Plurality
CHICAGO PICKS HARRISON
Again Chorn by Windy City Voters to
Highest Hiiro Within Their llft llonore
1nlinur Eletled Alderiuau 0er llli lie
Iiubllruu Opponent
St Louis April n Holla Wells tht
Democratic nominee for Worlds fair
mayor was elected to that olllce yes
terday by a plurality of about 30000
With him was elected the entire Dem
ocratic ticket At midnight Charles
F Wenneker the Itepubllcan candi
date for city collector conceded the de
feat of the entire Republican ticket
George W Parker the Itepubllcan can
didate and Lee Morrlwcther who Is
running Independently on the mu
nicipal ownership platform nre run
ning a close race for second plnce
St Louis Is normally n Republican
DISPLEASED WITH ST LOUIS
Mrs Nation Driven Irom Namesake Sa
loon at 1olut of n ItevoHer
St Louis April Mrs Carrie Na
tion of Kansas spent another hour and
n half in St Louis nnd left in disgust
nt the things she saw nnd tho treat
ment she received These things
will be different some day sho de
clared Look out for mo nfter I
get out from under bonds in Knnsus
Ill close these hell holes if I havo
to come back und smash everyone
of them
She arrived from Indlnnnpolls nnd
left later for Knnsas City She said
the was going homo to nttend the
eases that are pending ngnlnst her
She says she will never lecture for
money any more ns she did In Cin
cinnati The lectures did not pny
and sho snys she Is glad thoy did not
Mrs Nations first act on arriving
in the city was to knock n cigar from
the mouth of a mnn who permitted
smoke to blow In her face Her last
net as she was boarding her train
wns to give nn American Beauty
rove to a mnn who had two black
eves She told him she would pray
t - tut iHiu rrutu
called and hns resulted from the nntl
jolnt crusade started by Mrs Carrie
Nation The cnmpnlgn hns been live
ly and n bitter temperance fight lias
been wnged
At Enterprise C B noffmnn who
supported Mrs Nation was a candi
date on n dry ticket nnd was de
feated for mayor by J E Ruhrer
At Solomon the entire wet ticket
bonded by E Z Butcher for mnyor
wns elected by a good majority
At Hope J B Sellers Democrat
was elected mayor and the Republic
ans elected all but one member of
the council
Kansas Election Iteturns
Knnsns City April A Municipal
elections were held in nil the larger
cities of Kansas yesterday Party
lines were drawn generally nnd in nu
merous cities the issue wns prohibition
In Topekn the Democrats claim the
election of Parker for mayor Kan
sas City Knn went Democratic for
tho first time in its history Orr Dem
was elected mnyor of Atchison by ii00
majority At Leavenworth the entire
Democratic ticket was elected by n
majority of GOO At Wichita whore
Mrs Nation began her crusade the
temperance ticket wns overwhelming
ly defeated by tho Republicans Tho
Democrats enrried Gnlenn electing J
V McGnnn mnyor
Political Argument ICesults rotally
Denver April 3 J TDiber was in
stantly killed nnd A T Rico fatally
wounded by Max Rogers in n fight nt
overinnti pnrK said to have originated
in n dispute over politics Rogers used
a Winchester rifle The men were all
horsemen connected with the Overlnnd
park track
Attempt to Assassinate Minister Falls
Berlin April 3 Tho Vosslsche Zei
tung prints a special dispatch from
Leraburg in which based upon infor
mation received from Warsaw it is
snld that the minister of the interior
Trlvy Councillor Sipaguln wns re
cently shot nt but that the plot to
assassinate him failed
Tim Donnhue In Western Eencue
Colorado Springs Colo April L
Tim Donohue formerly catcher of tho
Chicago National League Baseball
club has bought n half interest in the
Western League ot this city aud will
be the regular catcher of the team
for him thnt ho might lend a better
has been reversed and a Democratic j fl tncldonts
p uralty of 10000 ro led fcAfrs
f Nation visited two Market street
of the Republican leaders dnlm thnt innni nmrnts
1 ln Iln1 41 rWii ir I lr --
II1U lfUll 111 V HUM mt
crats to make such a strong showing
nt the polls They claim fraud and
threaten to contest tho election Tho
Democrats on the other hand sny that
their candidate was elected honestly
nnd they dont fear the result of n con
test This election is of more than
local slgninennce ns William J Bry
nn In his pnper the Commoner nnd
ex Governor Altgeld of Illinois from
the stump In this city hnvo fought
the election of Wells because he was
n gold Democrat for two cnmpalgns
They both endorsed Morriwothor the
cnndldate of the public ownership
party
HARRISON AGAIN CHOSEN
Chicago ItituiiiH Illm UK Mil j or fur the
Third Time
Chicago April a Carter II Harrl
boii lias been re elected mayor of Chi
cago for the second time and will next
week commence his third term us the
chief executive of the city
Ills total plurality over Judge El
bridge llauecy the Republican nomi
nee is 282
Out of the 35 wnrds of the city Har
rison curried 20 nnd llnnecy 1 The
vote was bndly split some of tho
strongest Republican parts of the city
giving only a small plurality for the
party nominee and some of them going
for Harrison who however suffered
in some of tho Democratic strong
holds The city wnrds were redls
tricted nfter the presidential election
nnd the regular majorities in somo of
tho wards were turned squnrely
nround from what they have always
been
Honoro Palmer son of Potter Tal
mer is elected nldermnn on the Demo
cratic ticket in llnrrisons home ward
Falniers opponent wns S II Helm
Rep tho present nldermanlc repre
sontative of tho ward
The Democrats carried nil the city
ofllcos on the ticket ns well as that of
mayor
BITTER TEMPERANCE FIGHT
Elections nt K annas Towns Hinge on Ques
tion of Saloons or No SitluonsJ
Kansas City April 3 Specials to
the Star give the results of elections
in Kansas towns of tho third class
The main Issue hns been the question
of wet or dry ndministrntlon so-
with the bartenders nnd wns flnnlly
forced from tho Nation saloon which
she visited on her previous pnssngc
through St Louis nt the point of a
loaded revolver in tho hands of the
proprietor Joseph Snuerborgcr
STOP ARMY MULES
Seek an Injunction to lrovent Steamer
lroni Li mlntf New Orlenus With
Mules for South Africa
New Orleans April 3 Proceedings
were brought in the United States
court here yesterday by representu
tlves of the Boers to prevent the snil
ing of the steainsliip Anglo Australian
loaded wih mules consigned to the
British in South Africu Judge Par
hinge nfter reading the petition is
sued nn order requiring the defendants
in the case to show cause on April G
why n preliminary injunction should
not be granted
The petition sets forth thnt the Unit
ed States and its people nre nt peace
with theSouth African republic and the
Orange Free State and their citizens
that 3 rent Britain is nt war with
these republics seeking to destroy the
property lights and credits of the pe
titioners thnt for the purpose of carry
ing on this war the Anglo Australian
Is now loading nt this port with muni
tions of war namely mules nnd horses
to the number of 1200 nnd to tho value
of 9150000 that the steamer is em
ployed in the mllltnry service of the
king of Great Britain that for some
time defendants have been forwarding
from tills port such munitions of war
knowing that these munitions and the
ship were In the military servico of
Great Britain and that they were to be
used ngainst the people of tho South
African republic nnd the Orange Free
State that defendants nro making
use of New Orleans as a basis of the
military operations of Groat Britain
in its war with South Africa nnd to
through the renewal of its military
that by the use of these munitions the
nrmies of Great Britain are laying
waste and destroying the farms ami
homes of petitioners and holding ns
prisoners of war tho wife nnd chil
dren of one of tho petitioners Snmuel
Pearson that Samuel Pearson lias al
ready suffered tho destruction nnd loss
of property to the value of 90000
nnd is threatened with tho loss of
150000 nnd finnllytlint the war can
be carried on by Great Britain only
augment its military supplies nnd arms
supplies from tills port nnd thnt when
these supplies cease the war must
end In consideration of these state
ments an injunction Is nsked to pro
hibit the shipment of mllltnry sup
plies out of this port A temporary
injunction Is nsked in the meantime
The Anglo Australian was expected
to snll yesterday but the effect of the
order by Judge Paiiangp will be to
detain her until the henring on Sat
urday
Statue of General Logan
Washington April 1 Arrangements
for the ceremonies attending the un
veiling of the stntuo of General John
A Logan in Iown circle April 0 havo
been completed by Colonel Theodoro
A Bingham superintendent of public
buildings and grounds On account
of the few regular troops nvnllablo
for use in connection with the unveil
ing ceremonies only n provisional regi
ment of tho district Nntlonal guard
under Colonel M Emmet Urell n
light battery of artillery nnd two com
panies of mnrlnes will participate
Colonel Gucnther will be in command
of the nrtillery
Hours Hard 1ressecl
Dundee April 2 It is reported
from Vryheld thnt as a result of Gen
eral Frenchs recent operations the
Boers nre retiring eastward hard
pressed by Colonel Dnrtnell of the
Natal police nnd Colonel Alderson
Some of them endenvored to break
away to the north but were bended
off by Colonel Allenby who captured
a 15 pounder nnd two pompoms
Smallpox at fit Jeseph
St Joseph Mo April 1 The health
department of this city thought it
had smallpox about stumped out n
week ngo but since then 33 enses have
been quarantined in tills city The
rapid spreading of tho disease is ex
citing alarm throughout the northern
Eection of the stnte
Callles boldlurs Surrender
Manila April 2 Thlrty men of Gen
eral Callles command havo surren
dered Of this number five were offi
cers Including Celouelg Derrera and
Rehjy