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DRINCHES ENCHESASHES ASHES OF HOMES HOMESWITH HOMESWITH
WITH BLOOD OF THE PEOPL PEOPLSenator PEOPLFSenator
Senator Carmack Describes the Results of Admln1 Admln1istrations Adrnin Adrninistrations
istrations PhilippineP PhiIippine Policies PoliciesfCibIC l cies ciesforcible
forcible Speech HI Which II Estimate offRston ef Fustons s C Chraotet aTactef Is IsWMtthe J JBill
WMtthe BUt tlnAS M
SHIl SHNTdN TIS AprII25 AprII25N April AprilI
I t N Iuhli t te eDtIIe attrtlDa of ofV o oT
V T rhO th snaLt nalt t tOd JlrIIIC Mr MCmb MCmbI < umbef umbeff
I I f Nth rlh pkota dWcu ed his bill to toprownl
1 prownl tlw ml rnsbrfldUt bra aDd IDII ep1senttltln mtarpI
I 1senttltln fltII1 or fid products wblcli ea eai en enr
i r into fl ° inlNsulte commerce commercer COTI1fl1 COTI1fl1t
t IHrmak k Dem Teaa one oneet onernjnritY
Ir r t 4Ffl14
lh minrit llhutbe18 flWflb of t the Philip PJsUlpof
et In poIIIUon ppoMtknth poIIIUonI
01II11I fflIflIjOtI > I lftll IifOke
of n
I thl th t hjIP7h1 lip > lnfS lOy OVt1flUl bill now nowrudin nowudhng
1 udhng Hi i tddrNI att ttrcted etJd to the thedLIlbf thelb
rudin ontOV tOlll but butfonriMni butnnmbr
ony many
not
dLIlbf lb > 1
fonriMni ble nomlter of E his torDlfr torDlfrIIiigUtg tormfrlagUtS
He lIharply lIharplyc1 aharplyrriiied
IIiigUtg in fl tbe hoae
c1 rriiied jri Ih the prt president l dnt notOIlly fr frplIlky fory
plIlky h ill l puslJinc In the Philip Philippic
y en but flr utterances which the tbe5alr the1aLF
pic 1aLF 5alr Jdarfd dIan teDd tended to tan the tbenit theof
nit of imlUT ectloiL tIO Heabo He nlao d dpJd do doflO
pJd nnent flO JluMton whom be beilfatIfI bea
ilfatIfI ZtI i the Jaylaawker brig brigaJlH brigjr
aJlH jr frlII IhfiIIindswept the A1fld8WePt pIalnthe pIalntheghtv Ia1D the theih
ih ghtv alT1FOr 11f that ever wielded the theboll theboi
boll boi o an it is as a wf8POn of war warr warring
r irin ring 10 ntinue bi his speech to torrrltll to toMr
rrrltll Mr AlI4Af M4rflWk at 41ip m m1IId inldpl
1IId ldpl > t Ihl ih nOlr nOlrrnJHinst ftO ftOofl
rnJHinst ofl ng is S tLP apeecb of SeDator SeDatorrmak Sentorrmaek
rmak in the senate senateMr nate natelr =
lr arrnadt Aid that t t14s bill Uke UkeIt 1IkL
It L rb phiplne ip lne tart < bill 8 simply pre pretIled peeiied
tIled > iied the a It of Imperlalam It ItII Itau
itlon only I framing framinlj
au II not a qu IU
j jig Ja laws for th rliptaM wt a qUH qUHtiel qustin
tin of right 1t make any 11 bns s what whatfI whateft
eft fI for that 1Pte 1Ptecaim lPOThe
The caim eaim o the Repubans wld wldbe sr4ih
be h is bat tl y bad butp1 bu i1 enough enouthhI1IIl enoughtea
hI1IIl tea Wttd enough it n nd d kili klLt klLtnssh I IJCh
JCh JKOpl 10 make glto g oil 1 tbI tbIripl th thnut
nut The hI t 13 OUTS buause buauselure Wlause Wlauseba
ba lure strt strefl n i with the a ihe ht ot ofh4N
11 h4N and nc It with the b141 b141or
n or r Its JIPtpi JIPtpitJoDn1 peopiJpnent
tJoDn1 tb this 1 it i sy den > I Itllat 1e
e tllat e bII lrII I rived JiI Jwt t JC OW OWof > W
2 ot governn Vtmlr rom 1 fl tt t ulit tion stionth < f fI
I tb JIOert nt id t the he r riaa a i iit
it I iaa of l1i hii 1 11 fnrmtr k khat 1 1hit
hat hP 11 l 1 SfJ 1 chalJd chalJdlhat
lhat t th ml It h tuted 111 111utkm thetkin
utkm ot risan TI an tn tiLt tiLtBI tlttMr
Mr BI dZf1 ZE ii it to to tolIIis11Ut ton
lIIis11Ut n innit wi f i ad crtion crtion1IortI ttiOnrntortu
rntortu 1IortI to argument argumenttia t ttile
tile fl WI hd t van an hau haudire ha halrs4s
dire lrs4s 1111 I t Ih qUHtn qUHtnonr
onr lleto before n hod 1 wit whatIity i ii
i IIy of Hl Imini n would wouldJIoIj wouldPeIiv
JIoIj PeIiv Was IVrsed IVrsedAI
AI t lat t the uttfran uttfrani a aMcKinI
i 1r1lnl HI I HI in inerl foX 1 1rd
erl rd ard ht h Ii Tratlon r ra tofl J Jit 1 1I
it I 1EailC II p hn 1r wo woare 0 j ji
i at bt been n 1tT trr fn th4 thh 1 1h
h t liomori 1I1OIt I t t hI hIl heul
l ul t bad to the qu qun quifl
ifl n from pa poll 1 It I IS n nai v vamfd
ai amfd hat h jyj ivi hIII t v oflh oflhnild of h hnit
nild nit d tate is a lit t fhjpugb1 fhjpugb1T throughuPlitlippin
T io Philippi H nd f tiegon I falOn f fIw tr tr1tgnerat
Iw 1tgnerat > r nrtat t Xrf uion h hth
1 th the pub ubl 1111 1 Presid JresIdItlfliP t t1llnl
1llnl ane n4 Mr Ir R 11 t a ani th thprh h hi
tph i il of IljhJjc l1ttors E I Ihttd 1from
httd from h np flopk 1 ampalL ampalLk
k to Jho aliow inf > r j of f 0 0ihsm 0thsm
ihsm and ius IUf > I art adv ccatl ccatlHepubIie cat j jR
R HepubIie publit ilrln ilrlnTht 1 Inn InnTh
Tht Th idel t t tlll u r orr 1 1arat 1flararr
flararr arat If f 1 b3 3 hinK thpI thpIIWI theart
IWI rt sa n Ii t 1 t 1 h wikkpt wikkptnzkst i t trzi4
nzkst rzi4 < l the i fante Irtam that thatr I Iit
it r flltt flittrj I ugh It I brain brainp brainHe
He p qlOtffl TitfiCell r I I i nocvlt roeveItrargin nocvltarrl
rargin arrl tha hUlIJ t utter utterlIS utter1S I
lIS bad 10 01 1 tie Fillia iiIIi j to In Inr InirNrliofl
irNrliofl r Ion an i ai1 ill that wt must not not4g
1111 tlw lr Ire It In h ha mOlntnts mnentgilenrI f
11 ilenrI I Plka I frOl v or when tb fnay
battltP 11 i h his J blond The rre l lnt rosIflI
nt WII Mt indlttiv but IIhnItl7 etmplyT
T
lltreIlU0Q8 aa4 4 eabIed bIed la his bait baitIts babIts
Its of QMeIa a eertIIn cer1nhorse rMneaeean rMneaeeanborw
horse 01 wJdeb It wae aM that rtnI rtnInt run running
nt ning awaJw sway was bk aatral pit pitMr gaitMr
Mr Beo8enIt had Jaabltully spoken BPOkeilof
of the Fit FHipos as av envagee DC DCbarbanaaud andbartilap
barbanaaud bartilap nd and U UI
I denQlKiatlclllu had been scattered eattereCI scatteredthrougho
I througho Jt p tr iatme Iame tlJit tlJitl tepeIIe
peIIe e ag1pt V Veffect Uj 8aten IW IWeffect
l effect of thetat1 the resSept pep pepto ha habep
bep to h eaIfJ I1IpI I1IpIoppositiqp Ws Wsopposltiqp
oppositiqp to AIBe rate rater rulez
z Wf5 Wf5orne r JI JIme
orne me at inltsry IY Mro Mrobetn boebetn
betn gull1Gf guUtyr ct a 1 Uk oensc oensche aIc1 aIc1be
be He nllff llll1 to ret Ipeseb h eI eIGenfral ciGenoral
Genfral P a whom Ite cr1be4 cr1be4a
a aa The Jaykr bisdlsr from tlllt tllltvindlIw thewindswe
vindlIw pMlns Ute IIdcbtlellt IIdcbtlelltSa IgbUe IgbUeSampaon
Sa Sampaon m pIlOn tint aftl wteIded the ja jaw jawbone 1V 1Von
on ot aa sen aa aweapoa of WU warMr
Mr 11 Carmaek enli death had cheat cheatFunston cheated cheatedFunaton
Funston otoQIe at scam JllUIItrtoua vieti vietik vIctiuko
k ko former SIiatUr tor 8IIenIIaD aDd far farler
111 President Harrison But there
I If ° still noup to keep eep him busy buQJ
J J irs 1ers h hid dquoted qued FaB8ton as saying 8a7I111t
t th 111 pr president ldfJ1t entirely approved his blsIa hisgIlus
Ia gIlus lIus llpeech and wanted tecJ him to C Cf anpi
f N an ilnltatleft inns tae junior ea eaat seaatul
at atul ur from Mu acbtt8 to ro to o oi Boatm
i In and talk taU topeopIe UMrr about abouthKngl11lf abouthanging
hanging thE JlPntOt sentst e8atOr r tram Xu Xu1ahtUett8 Macnachuaettc
1ahtUett8 jtut t the plain tna truth wu wuthat wasthat
that FuDSten could not hang anybody uybotlyi anybodyFunston
i Funston unllton should go back to the PblU PblUJineto Philip Philippinesto
Jineto the land where there warn waaplenty warni
plenty i enty of hemp and no constitution couUtuUOlLIt
i It mea are to t be hanged wlthottt wlthotttrtgard Withoutregard
regard t to law for speaking words womulated eZ eZeutated
ulated tf incite insurrection J Jthe he hethe
the first 11tk to feel the atna ate gifig gifigC
1 cluth C I titCh of thp I 1w soaped rope should be bei bethe
i Ih the heroiegullft heroic gullet of Funeton FunetonI FunstonEver
I Ever nr slnt he had been n In the Phil PbOippinPl Philippina
ippinPl 1M hall be been n pouring forth ti tirades U Uades
rades of ItHliwrlmlnate insult ImnaltI against againstI
I he whole pfople and ba eutJ4l utrrngeonsI utrrngeonsIinsuIieJ t AS
i insulteJ tit > wry men upon w wheat tM tMnmun thewas
nmun wall relying < for aid ta infying pact pactI
I fylng the tmtry He also had It Ittil ItIjiC
til IjiC very eryhi highert h8t autltOdtJ that tbatspei 4 4speeeh
spei speeeh < h ID I by th the ator lies Jtt Jttdiana 11 11diana
diana Mr B E v ridge bad been eft eftulated ch chculated
ulated broadct th thrOugb ut the eou eoutry coun couni
i try with an exc exeodingly inctJ prnickus rll < IN18 el elfeet eCfect
feet upon pon1he the rati ratiThe raUea raUeaThE
The dominant Idea of the bill now nowhi nowhi
hi f r rc the fnate aid M was to ex exploit eg egnioit
ploit the PhiIipInes hilip lne8 1t 1ta p pmake prom promti
ti make 11 i wh wholesale e8ale int of fran fraahi franhisec
hi hisec and r MIkm8 eIon aid Ii to dispose dJtIpoIIenf
nf the plt8 lands to foreign S SditatEt1 eye eyeilkatea
ditatEt1 sari orporatiooa without gly glying y yirg
irg the petlpl thtm thtmselvea lve2 any voice oleet In Inthe
t the h bUstIltMI The whoM > bill wu wupitiful a apitiful
pitiful evasion of a plain duty We WehiHl Wetii1
hiHl a right to demand and thE FlU FlUpinOli FIUpinna
pinOli have a right to dmand that thatth thatthe
th the admfmstrahll shall at learnt de defin de defin
fin its polky in the Philippines PbIItrrinesUp
Up Lp whet fact 01 expnlence rien 1te 1teaked beaaked
aked dJd they ba base e tlFlr btpt in inr
r he purity If rrpetbag Ioernmentr IoernmentrHe
He spoke > 1r f the e horror of carpet carpethag arpeothdJ
hag goernn1ft in the south < aDd aDdNtl andaii1
Ntl aii1 our Jbc HfpubUcana gave 110 heed heedI
I ti the iy nf if an opp opprensed d and pIUD pIUDdfled plunIroi1
dfled 1OI1f though the were ef their theirn theirovn
ovn n IOOPk of thfll thei own hIO hloodHe d dHe
He ddandhat declgrnj hat from th tht vpry ftrR ftrRthfe flr flrthee
thee has 111 b icti conspiracy to 1IUp 1IUpprfl euppress
press Ute I ruth and te whiteI whiteIye whjtewacLvery
ye very outre outrtg in the Pd1ppines Pd1ppinesIn
In onelurin hlinn 1 Ie said that h he had hadnot hadnot
not bt twon n Irl1utnlfd in tIIi this matter bJ bJaD
aD any lew IW dr dcair ir for party advantage advantageHe
He only w wishid > hfd to aee thf ountry I Icalif no nocalled
called < froJ1 hf blo bloody dy rto doctrines < trintS of ofbIood ofbloody
bloody me moo ani a n I roturi turn to th t he peaceful PfaefulMt peacefulpat
Mt b by which t hh tthE bad 1I1el1dfd in Insafety
safety f8l7 alk1 s ssurity urity to glory and andwne
wne
BIG TRUST STOPS BUILDING BUILDINGPiic
1 p Piic of f Steel Tn3t IS Altiuril Athorittivy tiY lY DIIn Dned edis is to Curtail En Entvrlllaat EnEgemRt
tvrlllaat oIFactGriesPrevents of 5OOOOO 5OOOOOBeiir a5ooooocB1i1
Beiir SeRt ill i C9Mtr Cestrctiofi c G
1 1W TOr yo April AStoekbo1den1
J N l1ited L iitetj States Steel tel eorpor eorporatieQ orporStISIR
atieQ tday recet receked ta tc circular
tt tter ef tle OrJWqtkm niurati Rtl inl forth
e
fZIItt exs rmt under r which bkIJ i it I j Ia pro
utd to
r > teooIwe of 7 per tout toutand
Oj and lainae 14UOO 11OOO of I
Jt aids td thereby in inraj It 0
11 b d debt bt
from
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5ft atMS atMStcre
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in
lany raIIe I J 1
1111 UI tbe il u4l1y t
h ilr ir planl frUtkta trut t oftditiob of ihiItiOfl
hah in 1IOt 1 install
514 tt lav
t it llkat tJat Iiliti i ilitlOf
Ca gat1 comi Tht Th
HtS eontInpl Qnt J 1 roEI er
ill thi 1Dr t MIItIOO 4lOOtIi4LnaiI
lat tHr4iM j in f mi 1
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fa e gniaat niut i
It 1 tight bt b 111 It1iIIt pUs
II Didtnc t fUl Ul t xp
UD unnee f nlar cniarar
118 be mpl mplIlJDQf mplianal
anal nj sy syng v
1180 ng o utiliIeT utiliIeTltM utilise
ltM
1 IadantT advan advanV
W V t > 1i sjble > ble t ttio to totin
1 tio tin time our ourI j
oj I lnd in inr inr11y
I 1 11y dy under I
t nt 11 made InadtI madei
i d I 1 lli 15 15It
lfie It SIL 1 il det
lie f this contemplJaed
I 1 r uut SSG uonaoo would
II nor tn t advance of
t would It have baeil haveICC
il ICC nn ry part of die LheI diebeen I
I been n atualy ex oxnntha
1 I nntha nil
I
IMytfltnts aggrtto about
Tii1rn f
I 0 Proptrties purchased al alcorpora
1 Il atter
our corpora
l I
o
tI was U OIIganied In Ih the > prelimi prelimienvy
envy 17 report to t stockholders these pay payseents
seents 11 weft > tseribed as pu purehace purehacemoney h hy
money y obira obljgatkmi tilln The finance > com comIDiIte cornndttee
IDiIte Is ulIMnimous in it support of ofu ofthe
u fecut canhnttees nHTU < rfrommen rfrommendation recommenlution
dation aDd tIlkps that a aa < dE desired ired by byOw byhi
Ow hi extCutim f mmlttef iioxAo iioxAohoul4 OOO08 OOO08hollrl
hollrl be D nfr available r payments paymentsTit paymentsTue
Tit ttnaJkl lImitt iilnittee also Ncom Ncomn11nd recomninda
n11nd eap2tiizing pJt I iizin ootl1 1 ih h S1OOO S1OOOoxPfnd sioooooo siooooooxpende
oxPfnd during lIlin the rear rnr commit eommitments commitnienta
ments rna4 prior f to > Our orpraUoll icirpiratlonstirganhzatn orpraUollorganiaatn
organiaatn and the 1HIIOO ret et to tobt tobe
bt paid for propErtifs prc perties IUI iJWf > elated ItatedTh elatedlheee
Th lheee Un purchases t the ag aggate aggre aggregate
gate call aU for S5 5OOOOW OOOoo OOOoo1IOf1I
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
4 +
4liOTZ
+ 1IOf1I KEN ACQUITTED ACQUITTEDf +
+ +
4 f ManIla miia ipr > til II > Major WaUin WaUinand 4
4 and a nd LIeu i1al na i t Day of the ma marint 4
4 nine corp whi hlt were tried by bylourtman
4 + lourtman cnurtmarIal i1 < here > on the charge harweof +
+ of 01 t exeeuirg Xf1I i oi f t tiea i es of the leland htJandf lelandSatas +
+ f Hanaa v tout tnll trial have been beenan1uitteci beenitCilUittOfi +
an1uitteci +
1 + + an1uitteciCI + + + + + + + + t 1 1cable + + + + + + + +
CI ilcheme OB Poet lPootit
it it tnu1fI Frai io o April 1AJtkIt3 AttIticii ct In Inn Inra
ra r tIofl < n of th the hraUoDeI Tel Telegraph Telegraphia b
ia 0 tac omuaRY OflUfl ban been lied wiUl the thlnt then
nt n I clerk It I2 PIViIOItd to establish establishI sb sbj
j graph line from thlg city it to a tOn tOnVtlnMat eon5flJfl
VtlnMat 5flJfl jI knt t 011 the t ocean an shore near
PoInt Lobon and from that point a sub submarine submarine
marine ca chl erending hc to th FaralJon FaralJoni118OOIl I0arailoniclands
i118OOIl nf capltal st stock k of the cam c0mpany campsay
pany is placed fitt a aI aCIIoer OSB OSBQholer
I
CIIoer m Luacm LuacmMann LuconManila
Mann April 5Tbc cholera record recordup recordup
up 0 da date tf ts RI folo follows Manila iCi iCiIUMi it itamos
amos IUMi aeaLka l i1 the IJIO novtncl
l ftUIedI JM I ee deaths The board of ofbt ofhe
bt UI tk Is thNUac ca of natives trying tryingto I
to UlY the dead a night in Ol order er to pro provent
eD vent tile detelltl detention of the tu UvtD UvtDDW Uving UvingBitt
DW Not XiII Goabel GoabelFraokfort hel helJoTKnkfoM
JoTKnkfoM Ky April Iril zRrr r Rnry H How Howar4 t tr
ar4 r lln tb cileged principal ir the as aseein aseeination
ation of Go Oovenvn rntl GofbIoI was aqui aciuittpd aciuittpdtoday ted tedt
t today da l ihO e N eaee w2 111 gIven to the JUry juryat
at 1 t an le erWct reQ1 rendared ued at t 1lt L
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KEEPING STEP S IT WITtY Jfi7fiWASlfIN6TON Jfi7fiWASlfIN6TONy WA SuING TONE y
TORNADO StASONfJffNS StASONfJffNSr SLASON OLNS OLNSMissouri
r 1 1Missouri
1f f
Missouri and NCbraska e raska Towns owns Vistt VisUed d by a Fui Furus s Stor Storm J inWhich in inWhioh
Which Several lives LjyesAre Are LostHomes Swep Swepay SwepayMining yay yayMining
Mining PrGjJerty at Joplin JoplinRuined Ruined
7 7J
I 0I1 iIO O JIIiI ii sJopIin JoplIn wall wallVIlla warnI
J I VIlla ts oeiipg by tile most mosttIk mostJ
J destyuctie tIk edormIn Its history bl8tory41Irja historydwng
41Irja e1iiei tWo two Pnsonn Welt killed kllWoutrtght killedoutright
outright IIIsfa z d1J injured a ore oreor icoleor
or mere Ilelloualt seiious hurt attd attd1Iforua 3SMO 3SMOworth
worth ef f property cIeMreJed It is ea eatiInt enttmated
tiInt ttmated that aftJ fty building Were were de de1Itroyed do dostroyed
1Itroyed 1ItroyedThe stroyedThe
The names of tile dead are Jia aeTHDDter ther therHunter
Hunter killed by failing < timbers tilDbenartha timbersMartha
Martha Cape celertd died from fromfriPt frontfright
fright friPtt frightThe
The t names of the fatally Injured e eBl4well axeBidwell
Bl4well Hunter M Anna Hunter HutftVill HunterMrs
Mrs MariaftHJdaI Martan 1dcs William Jon Jonboy Jones a aboy
boy named Cnltrer at Villa Hellrbts Heightethree i itbftf
three mie8 west of Joplin F B KeI KeIat Ke1 Ke1at
at t eoiO m mIaos three miles west westThe westThe
The worst fury o of the alarm wa waa l f1 ft ftIn t t1D
1D the suburbs wst st of Joplin T11 T11wind Thwind
wind was a straight Tal bt gale bu1 it waS waSof wisof
of t terrible rrible velocity wbtpptDt whlpptnrecores rj n no
ecores o of hees In tilt > south p re irt < I of ofthp i ithe
the city it and wrecking 100800 Ih Ihtbe t h hthe
the finest mIning plants in toi Ii Iitrl Iitriet
trl triet t The WWflt havoc in JOIlin jlv jlvwa tv tvwas
wa was in a territory f four UT blork doj dojommfnt 1 1tommfUetng
tommfUetng ommfnt at the wool limits nf t the thecity ht htdty
city at SeventroOnth street an < tnrlin tnrlinat indingat
at Seventh street on o tm e4l east t Within Withinthe Yithinthj
thj the narrow belt th there re i8 marfh a abuilding abuilding
building whdi hdl II not damaged damacedPR48iq damagedPassing
Passing east from the main plrliln plrlilnof pnrt ion ionof
of th the city tile storm spent t its fnry mnrythe n nthe
the suburb till mining ditltricts known knownHoontcblne knownas
as Hoontcblne hill and Villa HrI ltcight ltcightTwo hl hlTwo
Two personS were killed at Moonshine Moonshinebill pon5h nE
1 11Tbe Tbe little home 6f BIdwell Hunt Huntat tluntr tluntrwas
was at < swept away completely ant th ththrtt tho thothree
three inmate of the house ar dying rlyinit dyingiIl
it iIl H ha having viog their kulls fradurd fradurdOmabR fracturodOmaha
Omaha April 2 2An An unusually hNI hNIwiDd hiav hiavwind
wind storm which struck this Ily this th1Snm thiserening
erening nm killed on one person aDd injured injureda i nju ed eda
a number of others and unrooed a
TO STOP COlllSIONS COlllSIONSChicago COLLISIONSChicago1
Chicago Milwaukee St Paul PaulRoad PaulRoad
Road is Experimenting With Witha
a Newsystem NewsystemChicago
Chicago April Z5The The Chicago bill MiIwa8ke billwaukea
wa8ke St Paul railway atheists are aretelltlng aretesting
testing A sew aataluatJc block Ili alMrYiee elgualservice
service which will It 18 claimed pre prevent peeYent
vent collisions which are doe to en englaeenl engineers
glaeenl l Ignoring or mistaking signals signalsThe signalsThe
The mec aa18m is 110 arranged that thatw11enevft thatwbenever
w11enevft an engineer neer pa passes s into a aIMdIoa asection
IMdIoa section that Is blocked against him an anu anautomatic
u automatic OlDaUc device sets the air brakes brakesaa4 brakesand
and stops the train The deice is 01 01fOra opera
era ted by a battery of springs which whicbart whichare
art wound onnd up by the vibratory mo mottOM motton
ttOM of the rat1a as the engines and andus andare
us JNUIII over them Accordingly Accordinglythere ordingl ordingltbf
tbf there > re is no dependence upon el eleetrkity eleetrkitywhich tril t tbleh
which bleh is treacherous in bad weather weatherIn thtr thtrIn
In a recent test a tram was run fun funspeed fullspeed
speed put a block which Wl let at atda atdanger
da danger r Aa A S soon n u a the engine en entelfd entered
telfd the p prohibited led station tbe there was wastndinc wasgrinding
grinding tndinc of a 8boft elioI against the wheels wbeelsand wheelsarid
and the train tame to a sto befon its itsIength itslength
length was scarcely within the block bltkatatlon blockstation
station Those who 1tntHfd the test testd testdeclared
d declared lared that Ute service voulfi rove revoJuUoniae rovelutlonise
JuUoniae signal 15eli seriee e and decrease decreaseaccidnts decreaseaccidents
accidents at least 4 per cent CeDLJ centInspectors
J IIII IIIIInspectors
Inspectors of Immigrants ImmigraatsNew
New York April 25PoJif Inspetor InspetorBrookB InapectorBrooks
Brooks baa epeaed n an Inquiry into the theC3Dduct thecauduct
C3Dduct of the police who are detailed detaiwdat
at the bergs We oftIce The inquiry was wasf wasfrdIowlLt
f frdIowlLt lIowiL a complaint of the Society Societyfvf Societyfor
for Prot Protecting ting Italian Immigrants that thatItaliaDII thatItalians
Italians are MiD p persecuted uted at tb tbbargt thebarge
barge > omlt Th The > rompJalnt Klle alleged allegedthat ed edthat
that th > poli police favored certain runnOr5 runnOr5imrni runnrsar
ar immigrant tant Iod inc houses and andbrutally andbrutally
brutally thN threw o ot of line ordinary ordinaryltaliaus ordinaryItalians
Italians looking Ltr r incoming friends frJendl
l <
DUmber of 1 1heavy bUU4g tIe Was a aheavy
heavy dOwIa ofla of tam tamwere stt tere
were ere toHedlw stopped tsr an hour WireS aid aa4sip8 aidsigns
signs wen blewn doV1t 1niIw 1niIwRobert hi git dims dimstloas >
tloas tloasRobert
Robert Robert JLureU c cstruck ged 12 rn rnstruck
struck bya byaavenue by a nig gwaaa Muhigry Muhigryavenue
avenue and aadExKay01 prably waEs waEsBaMayor
ExKay01 Grge T Ttruck esaIs was wasstruck
truck bT It 1bPIa sign cia WPtIt WPtItand ghtSt1It ghtSt1Itand
and lIannIm tiieeis and ouStain4 ouStain4broken
1 broken t WIIS o otherwion serious seriously
11 ItljurecL tujuredlAwrence I IIAwFellOe
lAwrence Tagged ag ao Q was wasstruck
struck oat on e head by a Jw tOkea kea blU blUboard 1441board 1
board an anti seriously jnju injured injuredA oJi oJiio7frJ
A io7frJ large > r plate lat glallt windows windowsl i
1 dIonlown iii fltOi ii lJ 1 i5iness il1t > s hou houses were wprphl11 wereIn
hl11 in arid nd a dozen roofs arlicd arlicda arricitaiay
a aiay aiaySioux ay
Sioux irIUX City la April 2Stoux tUX 1 it itin ItY
4 in darkness larknf > s aftfr 130 thi this aft aftIlnn aftcr aftcrI
Ilnn I 1111 lns grni izrintsli tourla shut hutt ti i1g i1gq ig igi
nine t11 the winl winltilt it I Iblea
q i ti1 t h sun un For I
tilt blea ypnlytwo milefl an hour an anI ani aninaidrih1
I n naidrih1 iriora b1 damage was a donE doneLilt
IAnnln Lilt nm if Neb = April 0 pdl 2A A terrific trritkrai terrifictiaighta
tiaighta rai htad x ay w wind nil reaching It tim timlni tinlini
4 lni liifli t of Of sixt sixty ml1o > < an hn prp prpt1d pm pmailed
ailed at Lincoln throughout the after affprn11 afterniiC
n11 and ito ntn the night Only minor minorJamage minorJarnage
Jamage vas ai done donfTr doneToreka
Tr Toreka ka Ras April 2iA ftprp ftprpnort fien e enorth
nort north h wi vin4 nd carrying clouds ff dust dUftand dustand
and a tow temperature ba has tn blow blwi blowing
i ing ng in K1I Kansas nsa sinn > noon today There ThIej
I j is no incikation of rain and th the wheat wheatftirls hfRt t tflcb
ndly dly dlytla
flcb an a c driftinG
tla iIay entel ntf > l Kan April 2Abut I InrI
nrI 1 I to today ia < it dust tnnn of alarm alarmin alarmin
in pilortions struck here The win1 win1hirh viniIV
V hirh hart bpn > pn strong an morning morni1fl8mned morningcahejied
fl8mned to a gale bringing n ith it itclouds itclouds
clouds ordut of dust that obpurerl the iun iunand un unand
and drove papele In Indoors GOO
INA IN ATRIAL TRIAL FORtlBEL FORiIBELRooevelts
I
RooseveltJsAppointee Rooevelts pointee L se sea His HisTemper H HTempei
Temper and Severelyle Severely Leo Leoturostheiudge j
tures turostheiudge turostheiudgeMacfla the Judge
I
JIaIdIa April 25At the trial t today todayof ar arof
I of tm editor of Freedom who is isI Iacharged
charged with sedition In publishing < an anarticle n I
I article from an American AIllertCDI periodical periodicalto
to which the editor of FreedoRl FreedoRland agleed agleedand
and added remarks of his own ceD IHing comsulog
I
log the th United Stat Status C81DMJalonenT C81DMJalonenTrule
rule the tttomy general neral L R Wii Wiifey 11
I II I ft fey y created a ensa sensation on and ut utI astonsijed astonsijedthe
I the judge lawyers and spectaaqie He Hei liehis
i OI t his tamper r with Judge 0dUD and alldI andsaid
I said saidI saidThe
The civil government waste to toI toknow
I
know where ere it stands under tb the law lawpaRed lawpassed
I paRed It want to know whether whetheri
i t will I II bf tnforced or IbeUaer aut such suchunwarranted b bunwarranted I
unwarranted stateIMitGlil win be ai aiI allowed
I lowed The court It kheW the wbJhetj I Ilof
lof 01 the government T rnment aDd It is to be preI pro proruined
eluDed that It knew its oWn ru ruJud rulos rulosJudge i
Jud Judge OdUD replied repliedThe
The court v111 m Mtrmlnedte determine the ease C1JIeaccordtng easeaccording I
according t to lli law The court wants WUt8I wantsyou
you oU to understand that it beiiexeatj4i beiiexeatj4idtviduale 1ie Qift
I dlidua bae rights as wu wuemmeJlta as pv pvernmenta
emmeJlta The deteMe Lad at amedfor
I for a delay of a WHIt 01F osag to to coun counI
I I
aol been dt quaUite
I having on acetilnt acetilntof aceauntof
of not passing the FUIptao standard
I of la law w The hearing In the demurrers demurrersI I
I in the ease waS postponed until May 3 3Punt
J I IFirst
First to Sail For Nome Nomeattle NomeSeattle
I Seattle attle Wash April iITh The Ptil tftc PJt9ficClioper
ClIoPfJ Ii lines steamer Name ome City is isi
1 i agd again D headed for the Name Old 04d fiolda 1
I Sh Skis sailed this morning One hundred hundredland hundredI 1
land I and fift fiftyone ont PfGple PPOP took raaeag on th thES8tI the thevesi <
ES8tI whotMo deHItP TtQn > marks the for forI
I IT tnat III opening or the Nome a alto
1 the ftr eralt ratt te rea leave 11 1JIWt 1JIWtO tlmr tlmrcow
O cow since the > cI cloSe of lieriog epa lIa lIaatkm nan nangation
gation atkm S i4er 1 Captain Dantets LJsnldto h9 eS eSlO
lO reach his dut1nati n by May
liKELY TO GETSJRIP GETSJRIPAri GET STRIP STRIPArizona
Ari Arizona ona Has Onlya Only a Technical TechnicalObjection TechnicalObjection
Objection to Surrendering Surrenderingthe
the Land LandIpel Landilpeclal
Ipel te be Herald BerldWaftl HeraldWasbInop1
Waftl WasbInop1 4Pr 4prll Z4 II not aotuaw notsnll
uaw uawamall
amall IJtrt strip from ArtaottawlJ ArtaottawlJfavorable Arisosa LW LWfavorable
favorable consideration tibu at dIf dIfl rncasl rncaslof
l con The biB wu Intro introdubed introdubedlit u ed i iba
ba the seDate 1Jy Senator Karns ucIl sad sadIn
io theJtou e by y RePrefJHtUV Suther Sutherland I IJand
land Tbe Tbemeritsci merl c ef the bill haw net netentered notentered
entered Into the circumstances which whicblead whichlead
lead to this conclusion TIle bill wu wasIntroduced i iIntlOduced
Introduced bJ the Utah state statesmenwithout men menwithout
without any previous arrangement arrangementwith I
with ArImDa aDd the proposition ltJon to totake totake
take a put of one state or territory terrltolTanc1 territoryand
and to annex It to another without wIthouturat
ftnt ba having he from the state or ortitory ortorrttory I
titory to be ceded bas not found foundnmen I ImHn
mHn aupporte17 here herelZpresejtatIve i inrrsentatlve
nrrsentatlve Sutherland bas hasat j jtatr
at tatr a I ej > j that I be does net believe there thereV 1 1wj1J
wj1J V I I I he any a n y actiOn taken on the bill billj billin
j in n t the IH hou house e and lis understood to be beTi I Iin
in Ti f fa < wr of ° f a proposition 8U suggested hy hynator byrnater
rnater nator Kpoims for the appointment appointmenti
1 i 1 committee by the h legislatures gl latu of oft
t taN nmd Lri r1sona to tpludder some somer1 somePidU
r1 PidU i11 < tlY nib the state of Utah would wouldfIin wouldc
fIin c ivc thE territory without offending offendingAriZ offendingAriznn
AriZ Ariznn
ij inr < ni Enarn and Delegate Smith Smitbtr Smithtdmy
tr tdmy ia < I acriet < rIN that this plan was the tbehe thehpst
he hpst t I1wlh iiicthnd ot dpo disposing n or the mat mat1fr matt
j jal
1fr t ° r They 1111 i Ill Immediately comm1ll11 communiat
al 1 ii ith the governors of Utah and andArizilna andArizmni
Arizilna iskng king that they recommend Jfommendtf
tf Il thO tb p2iltures the apppintment of ofa ofa
a committee mmttPp by the governors This Tbisnm1Tdtt Thiscnnlmittee
cnnlmittee nm1Tdtt t if to be ten in number Four Fourmpmhr Fourmntheti
mpmhr of each legislature and Dl Dole Dolegate le leat
gate at Smith and Representative 5utb 5utbrnrl Suthriand
rnrl th personnel of the commit committt
tt prol sed t by Senator KearDJi KearDJiDlp Koarnssmith
Dlp al smith told The Herald car corrlIpondrn carraponden
rlIpondrn today be was opposed to tothf tothe
the pill mprely because AriJiOR had hadnnl hadhad
nnl had a hrILring on the subject and and1t
1t hPHJge he thought there would be bea
11 ny grat n t damage hone to the territory territol7U
U ny thc passage or the measure measurePNEUMONIA
0 0PNEUMONIA
PNEUMONIA MAY CAUSE CAUSEDEA CAUSEDEATH
DEA DEATH H OF AN ARCHBISHOP ARCHBISHOPSc
Sc New York April 25 25ArehhLehop 25ArehhLehopCorrigan Alhbl hop hopCorrigan
Corrigan who is seriously Ul of pneu pneumonia pucumonte
monte at his re residence idence In this dt city ac according
cording to the last bulJ bulletin Un Issued > d at attUI atlUlii
tUI oclock tonight passed d a fair day
and in tiM opinion of Ute phy physicians physicianshis ician icianbit
bit condition I is encgu encouraging ng He i iI
I years t ars if age and his physicians say saypneumonia saypneumonia
pneumonia is always dangerous at that thatlime thttime
lime o of life lifeBaltimore lifeBaltimore
Baltimore April ZIt was learned 1Snudlate learnedlate
late tonight thatt that Congressman man Amos AmosJ
J Cummings of New Yodt ia critically criticallyill
ill from pneumonia at the Church Churcbhom Churchhome
home in thl this city t
e CI II IITO
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+ +
4 TO OOR1fBR EGGS EGGSChitago +
4 1 1Chicago
+ Chicago April iThe 8 struggle e efor 4 4for
+ for the control of the eggs of the 4
4 country bas beome ome the fiercest n1St In 4
4 the whole > range of farm products 4
4 BaYS the RecordHerald Every 4 4corner
+ corner of the western stat states Is be being be 4
4 ing flt8Nhed for e by agents 4 4for
+ for Swift Co Armour A Co and +
4 a few smaller dealers who have havetIpital 4 4capital
+ capital enough to enable them to toom 4 4compete
+ compete om te with these leader of the theproi theprovision +
+ proi provision ion world As a result ot otthis +
4 this comptttlon prices paid to tofarJTlfJ8
4 farmers are rapidly advancing advanctngand 4 4and
+ and every indication points to un unpretdented 4
4 pretdented bib prices for cold coldstorage 4
4 storage e S next winter winterLimits ter terAI +
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
AI S SLimits
Limits the Appointments AppointmentsSpecial AppointmentzESpecial
Special to Tate Her LWa HeraldWashington
Wa Washington hington April is Seaator tor War Warnn Warron
nn bas proposed an ame ament to the tbemilitary themilitary
military academy appropriations bilL bUlThe bilLThe
The amendment provides that the tbenumbtr thenumber
number ot C8dets cad ° ts autboried to 11e e ap appointed appointed
pointed by th pre president ident from the theUn thetJnl4et
Un tJnl4et ed States at Ia large shall be ten per perannum perannum
annum but that the total number of ofdttSi ofcadets
cadets dttSi at la large at the academy atan atanone at any anyone
one tilpe tirn ih ill < not ex exceed < eed forty
PERRAULT TRIAL SEEMS SEEMSLIKELY SEEMSLIKELY
LIKELY TO RAISE A BIG ROW ROWInteri ROWInterior
Interi Interior r Department and Civil Service Bureau Hal HalClashed HavClashed
Clashed AlreadyDevelopments Predicted PredictedOne
One q Qrnrnent nment Agent Holds a Star Chamber HearIng While the thei
i 1 I Other of latter
AdYerti Advertises es Publicity Hearing
Speda1 to The Herald HeraldB01SlJ HeraldB
OIS AprIl 26The UODS of ofS Ofsai
B01SlJ B S sai hbamlller mlner Kem Kemp of tile tileclvU theclvii
clvU service t COmMISSIon IotI and In Inapector Inspector
apector Greene of the interler c1e dePt dePtmentopt t tment
ment mentopt bare to bear eYidl esidenon teeln In Inene1o tit titeaseitafttJOt
easeitafttJOt ene1o General per Peertult ludt sug sugge sug suggestz
ge ts 108 possibility of contest betWHA betWHAthe betWHIIthe
the eo eonunlason n and the departJAellt departJAelltP81rauJ departrnellt1
P81rauJ la 1 cb charged r with having ex exacted oxacted
acted poJhieal contributions flVm flVmclerks fr m mclerks
clerks Kemp concluded bIB Invest Investnation tf tfgatloo
nation today aDd Greene will begin begintomorrow gIn gIntomorrow
tomorrow JIe er etvU service 1ny5tlga 1ny5tlgatlel investigatioli
tlel was held behind clo closed ed d ors and andPerrault andPerrault
Perrault was was denied privilege of know knowlug
in < the character of th the evki Ttdeace TtdeaceagalDCft u uagainst
against him or of cr088examintng crossexaminingWtt crossexaminingWttnesee w wredar
nesee redar 1te was Invited te topear ap appeal
peal 1JeIoreKemp if he bad any state stateme statemeat
me meat t to make PerrauJt declined In 3Jl 3Jloftko anofficial
official communication In 1 whICh he hesaid hesaid
said saidYTo
saidTo
To sanction such proceedings by byD17 bylay
lay pre presence ence would bf both a violation violtlonof
of the law which must govern me as asa asa
a citizen and an oftceio of the govern 1overnment governmont
mont It would be a forfeiture of my myown myown
own self respect respectIt
It w would kl certainit be unjust t to at attempt attempt I
tempt to eoR eoiiatvuc taN the course I am amtaking amtaking
taking as intending to ex expecarn oppo opposition oppositlon
sition in any way to any civil servIce servIcerule servIcerule
rule or Jaw The system stem1 If Intem Intemgently Intelligently
gently and justly administered would wouldbe wouldbe
be Prm11 pndpcthe 1 of good results but con controlled controlled
trolled and directed by a vindictive vindictiveIRan vindictiveman
IRan like Hon John R Proctor It can canbe canbe
be easily made an instrument of injus injustice Injustics
tics ticeF0t
For o over r four ears Mr Proctor Proctorbu Proctorhas
bu pUnNed mf with ylnditiveneoa ylnditiveneoaprobablr vindietiseneeaprobabp
probablr ever belere equ equaled Jed in the thenistory thehistory
history of the government His HisJded vu vunestert
Jded cbargps have been wered to tothe tothe
the app ppareflt re1it satisfaction tleb of the In Interior Intenor
tenor dePArtment Bellow He now orders this thisfeCret thissecret
secret Jnqut IntIo ltion us I may net have havechance v vc1lGtee
chance to reply being uBhlton uninformed e of ofUse ofthe
Use character of the evidence produced producedItetore producedbefore
before you 7011luepeetOl youInspector
Inspector ElrHne empllull566the pur purpose r rpose
pose to give Perrault a squsre Ie deal dealDd dealand
Dd SOMe consider It rather re4ect re4ectUpotl redectsupon
upon JxAMmerKemp Barnesiner Kemp Greene s letter lettertnve latterInvestigation
tnve Investigation WIll be held heldaDd heldle
le aDd yourself your wIta wItaare witaeed
4 t Ic are invited too t be pr prat prea preathet
at a afuil afuiltnq7 fd l ly lthe
tnq7 iusy y be bP bPtbe
the trilt 1 ta1tMy fa Oft1ilt Oft1iltApinst Of the caargea caargeaagainst
against you as ascertained rtaiDe You Wtbe Wtbegiven 111 be begiven
given 11 opportunity ty to confront your youraccu youracenseis
accu acenseis 1l Ct08Sexamtne witnesses and
FIFTEEN MILLION DOLLARS DOLLARSSum
Sum Carried by t tin Omnibus Build BuildiBg Buildlag
lag Bill u Reported ReportedSpecial ReportedSpecial
Special to TIM BeraN BeraNWuhinston Heral4Washington
Washington April 25T SThe bous bouspublle h ust ustpublic
public buildings committee today cons COIIp1etecl conspleted
p1etecl the omlnbu public buildIngs bill billand bUtand
and announced tb the committee will re report as asport
port it to the house tomorrow tomorrowThe tomorrowThe
The measure carries appropriations appropriationsaggregating OJlS OJlSag
ag aggregating tin liOOft 1OO5O di t1ftMl gee 1J6Oerally geecrafty
crafty in all part of the cotIIItIY D Dframing Inframing
framing the bill the amounts aak a d dfor d dfor
for and ppecifted in the bill previously prevJayintroduced previouslyintroduced
introduced have been in most Cases camsecald
8 ecald alfd don to the lowest limit and aadmany andmany
many bills ha have been eliminated alto aItogetber altogether
getber For the Rocky mountala te tegion ye yeglon
gion the amounts included In the wn wnarE billare
arE a8 follows fol1owIIeDer followsDenver
Denver mint 101810 making the to total to totat
tat cost limit 70ttColoraoo SprinGS SprinGSnen Spz1n Spz1nI
new building < 11 14iOOA LtadvUJe an anI anincrease
I increase nCTPasl of 11000 makinthetotal makinthetotalcost making the totaL totaLcost
cost limit IiiOOO Evanston new build IBllh1Ing building
I Ing l 105000 OOO Ord4n new building bulkllngt buildingllOO
llOO t no Butte Mont an increase Qf Qfsrn
srn 150000 making th the COAt limit 76168 zmaoeI
I It is generally neral1y understood the OIK OIKnibUB amnibus 1
nibUB bill will paM the house e at an anearly anearly
early date and vill pam the senate enteabortty senateshortly
shortly thereafter If po possible tile bin binvfin billwill
will be passed 8B now framed and All Allamendments allamendments
amendments excluded txdudfdStrike excludedS excludedStrike
S
Strike Still Ooftttnues OoftttnuesSan
San FranciscO < o April 6Tbere 18 no nomaterial nomaterial
material change in thE street railway railwaystrike
strike tonight The directors of Ute Uteonit theunited
onit united railroads are still Waltin waiting tn tnfitructiona inetructiona
fitructiona from New York before Ie Iepiyinr re replying
plying to the demand of the car men menThey menThey
They expect to be able to formulate formulatereply a areply
reply tomorrow tomorrowMorgan tomorrowMorgan
Morgan Cornering Coal Abroad AbroadEdhbDp AbroadEdinburgh
Edinburgh April 25n 25TbNews veDIDc veDIDcI
News of thtsdty this city says Y8 nec negotiations oUattou ID IDwhich Inwhich
which J Pittrmt Morgan Is ted interestedare tedare
I are on foot to comblnethe OQ1 ScIIJtt h eo Jcompanies coalcompanies
companies with a capital of Jl
t present any evidence pertinent to tothe tothe
the ca caIt caseIt
It Is understood considerable friction frictionbaa frictionbaa
baa developed between Kemp and andGreene nd ndQreene
Greene the latter bas been pre ent at atKemp8 atJempa
Kemp8 iIlvestisa investigation tion and it Is said saitithe saidthe
the report that bE has condemned It It11M ithas
has Jed to considerable frictIon be betwee1l betwecu
twee1l the two men menTWO n nTWO
TWO TRIALS POEt PERRAULT PERRAULTGovernment PBRRAULTGovernment
Government Officials Give Him Closed Closedand Closedand
and Public Investigation InveEltigationBoise
Boise Ida April GThe secret in investigation 7 7veatigation
vestigation conducted bY Civ1IServte Civ1IServteComml Civil Service ServiceCommissioner
Comml Commissioner onr J J Kemp into the thecharges
against nlt Surveyor General Per Permull
Fault ended today and Mr Kemp bas basleft hasleft
left town Before closing be Init Initthe Invited Invitedthe
the surveyor general to appear before berorhim beforehim
him but that official declined be was WafIndi wasIndignant
Indignant nant < and expresses himself very veryvigorously veryvigorously
vigorously in a IEtt letter r Knt Mr K Kemp KempIn > ml mlIn
In response Im Inspector ettor of the Interior InterinDepartment InteriorDepartment
Department Greene will begin lila in investigation inveatigation
vestigation in public tomorrow H HInvited He Heinvited
Invited Inspector Kemp to attend but butthe butthe
the latter declined In a letter to the thesurveyor thesurveyor
surveyor neral informing him when whenthe
the Investigation will be held In Inspector InSpector
spector Greene says S8SDepartment saysDepartment
Department or he Interior InterioruBoJse InteriorBoise
Boise City Ida April 25 1902 1902Ron 1902Ron
Ron Joseph Perrault Surveyor Gen Genera Gencml
era Boise City Ida IdaSIr IdaSir
SIr Having been irformed by the thespecfal thespecial
special examiner of tbe civil serlice serlicecommission serricecommission
commission that he baa concluded the theparte theox
ox parte examination ot th the charges chargesagainst chargesagainst
against you touching your admlniatra admlniatration administration
tion at the office of surveyor general generalfor
for the dIstrict of Idaho in a accordance accordancewith ordan ordanWith
With orders received from the bureall bureallhe
he represents I have th the honor to in inform Inform
form you that b by dtr direction Ction < of the hon honorable boaorable
orable secretary of the Interior I wilt w11lbegin wiltbegin
begin aD investigation of the am amcharges santacharges
charges commencing at It oclock to tomorrow tomorrow
morrow morning the 26th tb Inst in the theUnited theUnited
United States court room In this city cityTbls cityThis
This investigation will be held openly openlyand openlyand
and yourself your witnesses es and the thopubUc thepublic
public are Invited to be present reMent to the theend theend
end that a fun fair honest and un unprejudiced unprejudiced
prejudiced Inquiry may e bad and andthe andthe
the truth or falsity of the cbargfJll cbargfJllagainst chargolagainst
against yon ascertained You will wiJIgtun be begtan
gtun full opportunity OIl that day dayand dayand
and each succeeding day of hearing hearingto
10 confront your aceuse CIOIi8ex CIOIi8exaim cramoxamine
aim amine witnesses arid to present any RnJnldence anyev4detice
nldence pertlDtng tif to the case Very YeryU Verytas
tas eetuut U LR A H y1tNE y1tNESpecial E ESpecial
Special Inspector r depaitment of t einterior thelntar1or
interior
SMITHS COUNSEL ADMITS ORDERS ORDERSMANILA
1 1Smith
+ 11 AAJILA Aril The trial bycourtmartlal of Genelsl Jacob H Hlvi
+ MANILA lvi Smith OR the charge of conduct prejudicial to COO4 goo order and dig digeipllne diacipline
+ eipllne be today General Lloyd Wheaton pre presided lded Colonel Colonelcharles
1 + charles A Woodruff coune1 for the defen defense said be desired to l11mpli l11mplif7 4 4fy
+ f7 Ute proceedings He WQ willing toadmit to admit General Smith gave In InJrtructioDtl 4 4atructions
+ JrtructioDtl to Major WaIler t kill and bum and make Samar a howling howlingw 4
4 w wfl4ernees 4erneu that he wanted everybody ody > killed capable of bearing ann ann8Dd 4 4and
+ and that be did specify aU over 1t 1 years of age as the Samar boys of oftb 4 4that +
+ tb t e were equally 8 daageroufi as their elders eldersCaptain 4
4 Captain David Porte JIIIUtne oolpS and Lieutenant John H A AD8y 4 4L
+ L D8y marine corp were the only witnesses es examined Their testimony testimonydeveloped testimonydeveloped +
developed notbt nothing new newMajor newMajor +
+ Major Uttleton W T Wailer Rlarl marine e corps will be the only other otherw1tnes 4 4witness
+ witness for the pro prosecution ecutlola Be was unable to be present tod today on ac account 4 4count
+ count of sickness but It iSerp is expected will blo tn attendance tomorrow tomolTowThe 4
4 The defense Will call l several 8 of the Ninth Infantry +
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
NO MONEY WITH BRJ BRIDE BRIDESo E ESO
SO the Wedding Was Stopped Stoppedand Stoppedand
and Gay Court Set SetSurprised SetSurprised
Surprised SurprisedVIeDD SurprisedVienna
Vienna April iLAustrias Au court set seth setthe
h meet exclusive ill tJt the world re reTed no nonelved
nelved Ted a rude shock today when after afteTUte afterthe
Ute guests ts bad all assembled In tie tiechurch thechurch
church the wedding of the wealthy ViealthyCounte88 wealthyCountess
Countess Cbottk and the dashing dashingPrince dashingPrince
Prince Radzlwiskl wu suddenly post postponed poetponei
poned indefinitely The relatives ot tie tilltbride tiebride
bride at the last moment bad refused IfUfltdto
to pay the princes debts and th thbridegroom the thebridegroom
bridegroom declared his marriage must mutnet mustnet
net him enough to discharge those ob obligations ohlIatlons
ligations ligationsTbe lIatlonsThe
The nuptlfI were to hate taken takfnplace takenplace
place at high noon For w weeks ks Vienna ViennsocI4 Viennanoclety <
socI4 noclety > ty bas been on the tiptoe of ex expectalKy cxpectafley
pectalKy concerning this marriage for fofthe forthe
the high contracting parties belonged bPlongNto
to the cremedelar me of Vienn Vienn8OCiety Vieansociety
society The prince is a famous Polish Poliltnobleman Polishnobleman
nobleman whose exploits have often ottnattractEd oftenattracted
attractEd the admonitions ot the von venerable vonenable
enable Emperor Franz Josef Countess CountessChotek S SCbotek
Cbotek is one of the mo most t brilliant as aswell aswell
well 8 the most beautiful or women womenKoney womenMoney
Money lenders were u Veil well pleased pleasedby
1 the proposed marr marriage as soc society societywag tl tlwu
wu for the princes debts were tar in inexcefS ittexcess
excess or his assets and bad been con contracted contraced
traced In the expectation of his mak makbig maklug
big an advantageous marriage It wai waiunderstood a aunderstood
understood that the wealtb wealthy relatinJ relatinJof
of the countess and the countess herspr hersprwouJd bersefwould
would pay them but the appalling appaJlinosum
sum to which they amounted appar apparelltly apparently
elltly made them change their mind mindWhen mindWben
When it wa announced the wed IErlding wedding
ding would not take place there wa waquite was wasquite
quite a commotion tn the church The ThOguests Theguests
guests w were e astounded but when th the theinse
qrua became KnOWn the they y agreed the thtprInceB theprinces
princes obviouS and reasonable course conIewas coursewas
was to espouse aD American heiress
HOlLANDS QUEEN IN 6RA GRAVE VE DANGER DANGERAMSTERDAM DANGERSMSTEPDAM
MSTEPDAM April 2LID 4n metaI circles 110 amelioration of queen neen neenWilhelminas 4 4Wilbelminas
+ AMSTERDAM Wilhelminas condition lsa Is admitted odUed and her lioctors admission admissionthat 4
that she he is not aleeMflg wdI w i taken 88 a 001 sign signIt signIt +
4 It Is alleged that tM dlspaiobes from tile royal family concerning concerningtbe 4 4the +
+ the queeR condition d substantially b from the IftEdjeaI bulletins on ontM 4 4the +
+ tM subject nbjeetIt + 1
4 It is reported that the queen 18 restive under the liquid diet treat treatment 4
+ 4 mont and has insisted that her nurses give her solid food In this i ispe no 4
4 sped t however her doctors are Inexorable The queens mother ha hagreat haS 4 4great
+ great difficulty in pacifying Ute patient patientIt 4 4It
+ It is a8 ascertained < that the doctor have advised the queen moth mothfGr mother < 4
fGr the Iik of her own bealdlreltx health relax her Vigilante and take a di dialk +
4 walk alk or drive These outings therefore ore are no indicatioft that aer aermajesty +
4 majesty is progressing favorably 4
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