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VIAIHVOSTOM VIAIHVOSTOMSaid Vt ADIOSTO CK GARRISON ARRISbNsid
Said that th thatJlansContempiate JPlans Pl n C Contemplate nf plte Increasing lnctjiathe lnctjiatheForc Incra lngtfte lngtfteFor the theForce
For Force t to On One Hundred Thousand Thous and Men Menand Menfo MenafldFlvHunared
fo fondFivef1undtdCun
and afldFlvHunared ndFivef1undtdCun Five Hundred Guns
TO WITHSTAND WITHSTANDA
A LONG SIEGERussian SIEGE SIEGERussian swotRussian
Russian Hospital HQspltShfp HQspltShfpCame Ship ShipCame ShipCame
Came Into InfQa6 InfQa6for Saigon Saigonfor
for Comf Co CoaI and andSuppIiC nd ndSupplies 4 4Supplies
SuppIiCWILL Supplies SuppliesWILL
WILL LEAVE TODAYTO TODA TO OblNTHE OblNTHEMAIN J JOINTI4Ev JOINTI4EMAIN It < lTHE lTHEMAIN
MAIN SQUADRON U k S SSER v CRUI CRUISER CRUISER
SER RALEIGH HAS IlASLAaUAN i Ft UEa h EEi AT ATLABUAN T TLA6UAN
LABUAN TO OBSERVE MOVE MOVEMENT MOVEMENT MOVEMENT ¬
MENT OF HOSTILE FLEETS FLEETSBy FL FLEETSBy ETS ETSBy
By Associated Associ tedPrcss tedPrcssTokio Press PressTokio PressTokio
Tokio April 1C 1 1It It Itis is reported reportedhere reportedherethat here heretat herethat
that the Russians were continually co Unually re reinforcing relnforcing reInforcing ¬
inforcing the garrisori garrisoiiatV1 at Vladiyostock VladiyostockIt Vi divostock divostockIt
It is said the plans of ttheRuBslans ttheRuBslanscontemplate the Russians Russianscontemplate Russ tans tansontemp1ate
contemplate a garrison garris moonehundred moonehundredthousand of one hundred hundredthousand hundredjhoasand
thousand men with five Hundred guns gunsThe gunsThe gunsThe
The Russians Rl1sslanshope hope to equip uip thefor theforregs the fort fortress fortress ¬
ress so as to be capable of f withstand withstanding wi1hstan1In ¬
ing In a siege siegeHospital siegeHospital siegeHospital
Hospital Ship Arrives ArrivesChicago ArrivesChicago ArrivesChicago
Chicago April 13 13Adaily 13A A daily newspa newspaper newspaper ¬
per special tftomSa from Saigon gon Indo China ChinasaysAdmiral ChinaEaysAdmIr ChinaaysAdmIr
saysAdmiral l Rojestvenskys hospital hospitalship hospItalshIp hospitalship
ship arrived here last night to take takeon
on provisions and coal and medicine medicineShe mediCine3She
She will leave here at noon tomor tomorray tomorroi
ray roi ro to rejoin rcjoInih the main squadron squadronRussians squadr6nRussians
14 14Russians
Russians Bombarding BombardingSt Bo udfng udfngSt
St Petersburg April ApfnlJ i3TA i3dIspatc i3dIspatcfrom Adlspat Adlspatfrom > dlspatci dlspatcifrom
from Gunshu GunsI Pass dated jresterday jresterdaysays t rday rdayays
says the Russian advarice dvancdethmeat dvancdethmeatOfl deWcbnieat deWcbnieaton d ta 1 meat meaton
on the MapdariajoadijDshed Mnpdar 1I 1j ifri lprwgril lprwgrilApril fdrzvI4W11 iii4 iii4npil
April 11 anq bombarded borabardedyMaShlantsoy borabardedyMaShlantsoyat bombardedMian M 1antScy 1antScyat j ja
at a midday The Ik Japanese Japane s Infantry Infantryand lnf8Jltryand
and cavalry caval hurriedly hurri dly vacated vacatedthe vacatedtheplace the theplace theplace
place leaving their dinners dinnethec maptij maptijec ma ilt iltec
FOR ecFOR ec OR BEMEflTOF BEMEflT BENEfIIOf BNt IT ITor
OF PEASANTS PEASANTSIMPERIAL PEASANTSIMPERIAL
IMPERIAL RESCRIPT RESCRIPTMAY MAY BE BETHE BETHEMEANS THE THEMEANS THEMEANS
MEANS OF BETTERING BETT RI G CONDI CONDITION CONDITION 9NDITION ¬
TION OF RUSSiAN iRUSSIANPEOPLED R RUSSiANPEOPLE7 Jss N Ni
PEOPLED PEOPLEDBy PEOPLE PEOPLEBy i
By Associated Assoc ated Press PressSt PressSt
St Petersburg April A il 13 13A AnIm AnImperial im imperial Impenal ¬
perial rescript addressed to theminls theminlster the minis minister mIiister ¬
ter of the interior creates cr ates a aspe special specialcommission specialcommission ial ialcommission
commission to discuss questions relat relating relating relating ¬
ing to the th pleasant tenure t nureof of land landwhich landwhich landwhich
which is describel as as the main foun foundation fomdation lID lIDdation ¬
dation of the national welfare The Triemeasure TheInt1Surc Tnefleaure
measure is to be elaborated to toafford toaffordpeEants afford affordpeisants affoidPeants
peisants a better means pf ofworkng ofworkngthe working workingtie
the lands to good goodadvantage advantage to toassi assist assisteajration assistemgration t tenration
eajration between the th he districts to tohelp tobEJp to11Ep
help peasants pea ants increase their theltholdings theltholdingsthuugh holdings holdingsthrough holdingsthrough
through the banks and and to devise meas measures measuts measues ¬
ures for or fixing the boundaries bound ries of oall oallJjngs all allhcJlngs allings
hcJlngs Jjngs and instill more moreconsclentlous moreconsclentloustje conscientious conscientiousviews
views tje 2ew5 s on the subject of oprlvae private prop propert property
ert erty
CREENEGAYNOR CREENEGAYNORCaSE
CaSE CAS IS CLOSED CLOSEDCANADIAN CLOSEDCANADIAN CLOSWCANADIAN
CANADIAN JUDGE TO TAKE THE THEMATTER THEMATTER THEMATTER
MATTER UNDER ADVISE ADVISEMENT ADVISEMENTWILLCOME ADVISEMENTWIL1COME ¬
MENT MENTWILLCOME WILLCOME UP UPIN UPIN LiPIN
IN TWO TWOWEEKS TWOWEEKSBy WEEKS WEEKSBy WEEKSBy
By Associated Associated Press PressMontreal Presstntreai PressMrcai
Montreal April 13The 13 The closing closingPimms clCs1ngarJmfts clcsIn clcsInar
arJmfts ar Pimms for the prosecution In th thGrCtne the theGrctne thGrc
Grctne Grc and Gaynor Ga nor case were heard heardJudge heardtQ heardLJ2y
tQ LJ2y Judge Lafontaine took the theua theUnjf
= 9 ua Unjf Jer advisement advisementand and it Is Isprob IsprobMe prob probpe pro1t
pe t Me t tlat ta at it ii will not come up upagaln again for forweek
two tW week t when he will announces announce announcep announceIf
p s le < isn = m If I there is sufllclerit umc1entei evi
lc e to tt t make out a prima facie f cIe case casee
ae iiE e prison rlOkrs rs will be put on ontrlalfof ontrlalfof1t trial for forPECULIAR forPCUIJAR
1t < iLtIl iLtIlPECULIAR
PECULIAR INJURY INJURYCAUSED INJURYCAUSEDDEAJn INJURYCAUSED
CAUSED CAUSEDDEAJn CAUSEDDEAJnBy DEATH DEATHBy
By Associated AsscciatedPrcss AsscciatedPrcsst Press Pressow
N ow t York ork April 13 13Willia William n Gar Garvso Garsn Oarfl5Sj
vso sn is j dean at his home h me in Canton CantonA Cantonfrom
A r i 1 f from rt j jL
a peculiar receIved v d
L j vll l Xl AUJUJ lnjuryrece Injury yyy
tie cise playing ball Last Saturday SaturdaYG Gar Garnson r
nson mde de a strike at a pitched plt pItCh hecl hall
He H Hn
mtfr t tgreat
mIssed and his momentum was wasG wasgreat
G great that he was wassp wa spun 1 around aroundree aroundtree
tree tree ree times timesPparently
Apparently Pparently Garrison felt rib no lUeC lUeCbec 1U ef efj eruntil
bec j until intl severaL days later I L icheft icheftr 1V1 eIi eIif L Lf
r f e was taken ni i1iandtxe an and tbOPhYSICiS < physicians physiciansana S SiUd
° ana nd OI one on 8 of the main blo lilobd od dvess vessels vesselscould vesselsie ls lse
ie e stomaCh had b bOen enrHptiJre4 iupt re4
1 fe feInC e ec InC could be done toEaYo to saYe e his bJ s stt
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PRI Pfts iS Of OFBF f IBEEf EEF ADVANCED ADVAMBW ADlANC ADVANCEDALL D
11Il ALL W OVER OYERUNIII1D UNITED S1 SlA SlAREPRESENTATIVES STATES STATESREPRESENTATIVES ilEs ilEsrRESENAt
V
REPRESENTATIVES rRESENAt V S OF FPACKERSSA PACKERS SAY YBUSI BUSINESS NESS HASBE HASBEON HAS BEH BENPONE DONE DONEAT ON ONAT
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0 AT AT LOSS FOR SEVERAL VERAI WEEKS RANGE cATTLE CATTLsPRpbUCERSIN cATTLEPRODUCERS CATTLEp CATTLEPRODtJCERSiN
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By Associated Ass cfated Press PressChicago PressChicago r s sqhicagOAlirn
Chicago qhicagOAlirn Aprils 13 J3Prices Prlces of f beef beefiaye beehavEr beerhave
have advanced in every marketin theUnitcdStaf the theUnited theUnItd
UnitcdStaf United i13taFes Stat s s ih the consumer e < ns erljaYIng erljaYIngthe paying payingthe payingthe
the advance drance which v ichrep represents t several severalcents severalcents veral veralcents
cents perpPundffpyer per er JJotini peundbver ver wbat was wa paid paidten > pafdten > afd afdt
ten t days agoThe ago Th The Swiftthe Swift th theArmour theArmourax Armour Armourarid AnnoJrand
arid ax the Morris Packing PacldngCompanrs Companys
n
Officers p Detailed failedf failedfM for forService forService
Service M With WthRusslans Russians
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By Associated 8socii tecfPres tecfPresWashingtoh Press PressWashington PresLWashlngto
Washington Washingtoh April prl1 4SSecretary 4SSecretaryTaft t3 13S S ereta7 ereta7Taft cretaryTaft
Taft has selected select d Brigadier BrigadietGe General GeneralThomas GeneralThomasiL eral
Thomas ThomasiL H Barry commanding co imanding the thedepartment thedepartment thedepartment
department of the Gulf at Atlanta AtlantaColonel AtlantaColon AtlantaColOnel
Colonel Colon JobnVaniL Jolui1Ti To1uiV l tHoss Hpssottbei Hsso oft1ie the medi medical m med1cal dI dIcalc1epiutment ¬
cal calc1epiutment department at atVon Fort Leayenworth Leayenworthand L Leavenworthand ave worth worthand
and Captain Capta1nSydnEY Sydney A Cblman Colm n of theTwentysecond the theTwentysecond theTwentysecond
Twentysecond Infantry for duty with withthe wIththe wl h hthe
the Russian Ru ian arDlY array r ± U Iri Manchuria M n nchuiIa hurlaCap hurlaCaptain Cap Captain Captam ¬
tain tam Coleman Is aide aid to GeneraltBarry GeneraltBarryThese Gener GeneraFBarryThese lBarq lBarqTltes
These Tltes < officers < > relieve Maj M j L McComb McCombGapt McCombCal1t McCombCapt
Gapt W V Judsjori bf b the engineer
Commission C6rnm iD6 Delayed y 6T1ie the thel r ri
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flyrnfJt l hayrncnt aym ntof of f 1fIJa March chW Wages lg
By ByAssoctated Associated Press PressPanama PreszPanama I
Panama April pdl 13 13Ppers Papers P per herej herejcomment her herecomnient I Icomment
comment unfaybrably nfav rablyuponthe rably upon the action actionof
of the canal commission in delaying delayingthe
the th payment payment9f pf 9 laborers laorer sWagesor sWagesorMarch wages for forMarch forMarch
March untIl nnt l yesterday YE terdaywh when J It claim claimed c1aimedpayment claimed ¬
ed edpayment payment was wa made m e to ayert a astrike astrike1he astrike
strike strike1he The papers say it la Is expected expecteda expect d da
a complaint complain wilt w1l1be be made ma In the fu future tutur futuie ¬
ture tureI tur
I Delay DelaYD De1ayDue Due e to Change ChangeWashington ChangeWaShingtori ChangeWah1ngtonAprIl
Washington Wah1ngtonAprIl Aprii prn 13 13ChI Chief fEng ISigi igI I
representatives say thatno that no cbeefJias cbeefJiasbeen beef 1 1been l s sbeen
been supplied Pp1fed to any market marJt aik t riri hi I tine tinepast Jhepast theplistsix
past plistsix six six weeks Wee1c3exccpt exceptrat exccpt ti19SS t a loss Thisis ThIss This 1bsis
is s due they say to th the breedersof breedersofstock breea breeders breedersstocl rS rSst9c
stock st9c and nd owners ownerso of Tang cattle bblel bbleling boltlin hOI hOIlug
lug in back backnntil ack1uuti1 until thegrass theL grass of ttbe t the range rangebecomes ran ranb9co rangebe
becomes b9co be otnes es nourishing 1l0ur1shingTheyd nourIshin They declare declarethe declarethe clar clartbe
the range cattle producer is master n ter of ofIbe oflhe Ofhe
Ibe he situation
nun
Uni University versify of 0 Virgin Virginia VirginiaPeidentlnaugurt VirginiaPresident fa faPresident
Peidentlnaugurt President Inaug Inaugurated urit d I
By Associated Assocf ted Press Pressqarlottesvllle PressqiarlotteSvI1le ress ressarlotteSvIile <
qarlottesvllle arlotteSvIile Vsu V April pril 13 13In 13Initselghtleth In Initseightieth I II
itseightieth I eIghtletq year andthe apd the anniversary anniversaryof a versaty versatyof
of the birthday pf the theounder founder Thomas ThomasJefferson Thom ThomJeffrsOfl S SJeffftson
Jefferson th the University ot aLVirginla aLVirginlareceived Virginia Virginiareceived rsln rslnreceived
received its new president presIanffodayI1 presIanffodayI1the today la lathe Inthe
the person of Dr Edward Ed rd Anderson AndersonAlderman 4 Ad d rson rsonAlderman rsonAlderman
Alderman Tbe ceremony was simple
FIFTY fl TYMILLJ9NSj TYMILLJ9NSjfOR MiLLIONSFOR MiLLIONS MILI1ONSfOR
FOR COOfi GtlODROADS GtlODROADSNEW ROADS ROADSNEW
NEW YORK YORKSTATEASSEM8LY YORKSTATEASSEM8LYp STATE ASSEMBLY ASSEMBLYPASSES ASSEMBLYpASSES
PASSES p ASSE CONSTITUTIONAL CONSTITUTIONALAMENDMENT CONSTITUTIONALMEr4DMENT ONSTtTUTION i iMENDMENT
AMENDMENT AUTHOR AUTHORBy AJTHORIZING80NDiISSUE
IZING80NDiISSUE IZING80NDiISSUEBY J <
By Associated sSocia edPress edPressA1banY Press PressAlbany 1 1Albany
Albany N Y April J3 a3The h pro prolIosedc iroposed
amendment au aut1 authorizing
l1al
cdnSUtUU0 nsUtuti
lIosedc posed issue ot50 ot50omfOOO 50 50oo0oo0
bopciissue boXi
state ate
t1 thorizing orlzlng a
of good roadsunder roads roadsunder
building bttiid1
000000 IP torth for the i iassetIbly
the theassembly
under the St1te Stt A1d Jd L3Vp LaW passed s
under The proposition prop sI on onto is ist isthe isto
assembly toda1 at atthe atthe
dt6JIOPularv9te t popular t vote
to be submtt subnItted
the November Novem r election electionDEATHS eiectIOflD1ATIIS lc tlo tloDEATUS
DEATHS IN IN1ATEST INJIJE INJIJEEARijlQlJAKE IW IWRUQJKI
EARijlQlJAKE EARijlQlJAKELAT RUQJKI RUQJKILATST
1ATEST LAT sTREPOR REPOBTS pORTS INDICATETHAT INDICATETHATAT tiDI j TH T TAT
AT LEAST 6O 690fl LOST THEIR THEIRBy THEaPiLI THEIRLtS
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By AsocTatdre AsO sao i tedpre tedpreo ted PreU PreUI 8 8tiahore
I Lahore o reI Jn4ia I r > prtfSrS prtfSrSjesldences prq pri113LtCTLports 1i3
Lports 1 > Qrts from MDkfr Mankl capital ptfalot oLank1 oLank1I arOO
least to1rh four hundred hundredI pi1 ct cterekl
state etsay say that at l t
I perna werekilled erekl llled IJ te inth W the city oythEi oythEiea bY y yhe thO thOI
I e teranlesranisi tenp1es teranlesrani emPieSlliilre5ldenle an an1zesldences
I ea earthquake quak The he h palace i
jesldences wef were Yfrel leveled leveledI V le leI
lre5ldenle
Estimates si sikined ofthe 1lli nuberc 1ub t ofpeople ofpeople11dn people peopleI
I 11dn I I killed dat at Sultan urW1 f ii t fri2O8 Q8 tb tbi200 j 1 1JOQ
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STAlL BOARD I OAR OF fRlSfiNt fRlSfiNtTti RENTS
To < TkEtJtirthra Take Entire Charge ofthe of fth the Various YIljiOU Educa Educational Educational t C CtlOrilI
tlOrilI tional institutions lstltUiiqn of oft1Jestte the Stale StateMay lfjaytJPt Maybe MaybeProductive be beProdurctive
Productive Pt Produrctive duptiv of ofMuch Much uph Good ood
corps coipsand and Col Valery Havard Havardof pf of the themedical themedlcaldepartment themedical
medical medlcaldepartment department from r m further duty 4utywith dutywith dtl dtl1th
with 1th the th Russian RussianarnlY army The latter lattertwooIDcers lattertwo j jtwo
two twooIDcers officers are arenowoi now on their way to tothe Wthe t i ithe
the United States They They were were cap captured captured cattured
tured by th the Japanese Tapanes a aneSe at fit Mukden MukdenCol MukdenC9 MukdnHavard
Col Havard Havardmight might i lght have escapedT ped but butremained butremaIned butremafned
remained with SCaptain Captain Judson > whowas who whowas whowas
was was sick at the time to see eeth ee that t hE hEI ho hegot
I 1 got proper propertreatment propertreatmenthedepartmentaw treatment treatmentI
1 The hedepartmentaw department aic awaited lt tted d the lt sano sanoi sanoi sanoitIon saaotion
i tIon of ofthe the Russian R ssian gpvernment gOvernpt vernnent nk as asm asmactof an anact anact
act actof of 0 courtesy before issuing lIngorders lIngorderst orders ordersto ordersto
t to the theomce officers now now4et detailed i ed
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fleer Wallace Walla e said today toda there had hadbeen hadbeenadelayoonly hadbeena
been beenadelayoonly beena a delay of only two or thieedaJ three days daysin daysIn S Sin
in paying laborers l borers and this resulted resultedfroni resultedfromt1 resultedfrou
froni fromt1 the U echange change of administration administrationHe mh stration strationHe
He denied there had hadbeenanyproba hadbeenanyprobabllity been any proba probability probTability ¬
bility of a strike strikePurchasing strikePurchasIngDepartment strikePurchasing
Purchasing PurchasIngDepartment PurchasIngDepartmentWash1ngton Department DepartmentWashington DepartmentWashington
Washington April AprlI13Th 13The 13 Thelsthirilan Thelsthirilancanal Jstl Istlithian Istlithiancanal IilJan IilJancana1cammissIon
canal cana1cammissIon commission will establish estR lls a apur apurchasing purr purrchasing purchasing
chasing department In New York ork to tobe t tbe tobe
be In charge ch rge of o a aman manselected man sel selected ctedby by byChairman byChairman
Chairman Shonts
and nd was In the th thTpresence Tpresence presence lIrese ce Pi f a a1DOS a1DOSdisUng11lshed most mostdistinguished
distinguished ga gatheringof gatherIng herfhg of tedocafdr iju rs
and representatives Tepresenta veso of scientific PC PCcieties 110cieties socieUesfrom
cieties cieUesfrom from every section of ofthe jthecouii jthecouiitry the coun county oun ountry
try iJr Dr Alderman Ald anmad made ajjaost iost o t elo eloquent elbquent lo loquentinauguraladdress
quent quentinauguraladdress inaugural address In InwJ wblch wbl 1c h h hpaitf he hepalQfgloWing hepa1 <
paitf palQfgloWing pa1 glowing tribute to the memory m D 9IY b bthe of
the founder of the th instltutionibe 1nstlt1ltfoIl he lm 1mmortal
mortal Thomas Jefferson J ffrso
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WILL lLl RECONGltEi RCONCILE RCONCILEMANY <
MANYINrt MANY ITtSTS ITtSTSWhich lES lESW
Which W Jch Are Ar Now fh fhConflict inConflict iJ iJConflictQ
Conflict ConflictQ Upon Upona tliJ tliJf
f a Rational lRatlcnIBSI RationalJpINT RatIOnalBasil
BSI BSIj9lNr Basil BasilJ6INT
JpINT COMMITTEE gOMrr TTEEA ANOINTED APOiNTEDTo APOiNTEDToARRANGEFOR PINTEtfTO TO TOARRANGE
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ARRANGE RRANGEFOR FOR RECEPTION RECEPTIPNOF RECEPTIPNOFC OF OFCONlFEbERATE OFCOEbERATE
CONlFEbERATE C FE E ATEB BATTLE TTLE FLAGS FLAGSIMPORTANT FLAGSMPORTANTBILLS FLAGSIMPORTANT
IMPORTANT MPORTANTBILLS BILLS INTRODUCED INTRODUCEDIN I TRbDUCEDIN
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IN HOUSE OF RJBPRESEMTA RJBPRESEMTASpecial I i iT1VES RESENTA RESENTATJVES
TJVES J
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Special lto to TheJournal TheJournalTallahassee The Theiirna1Tallahassee Jourrial JourrialTa1lahas 1
Tallahassee Ta1lahas ee Aprll pril 11Senator 11SenatorStbkto j iS Senator SenatorStockton senatogtock
Stockton Stbkto gtock onJJ1troduced introduced a feryImportant av ajy1mportantbill feryImportantbill fylmpoItantbill
bill this morning It IfprbVI it proviaes es fora fora3latc for a aState aState
State Boardof Board Of Regents to take entire entirebarge entireharge entirebarge
barge of the various YarIonsetJ educational eucaUo atIonal atIonalstltutfons in in5tltutI6ns
5tltutI6ns of o the state stateIt
It j l is j believed by those who Wholl lave laveSiren havegiyea v vg
g Siren eIt this mattermuchtho1ghl matter muchthought much Thought that thatthe th ththecreatlonof thatthe
the thecreatlonof creation of this board boardwlli rdwlll will do domuch domuch domuch
much to tosolye solve solveaT a Texed xe4jrobl problem madd maddrec add addreconcile aiMreconcile
reconcile rec nclle upon a a raUona ratlOflulbasIs basIs many manyconflictins manyconflictlng manyconflicting
conflicting Interests Tdilch bIci ichnow ichnowthre now nowthreaten nowthreaten
threaten thre ten to nullifj one pne aapther aaptherSenator atiotherSenator
S Senator orZImsbrilprohib Zims hilt
prohibiting tfng coun county co cotinty n ntYo ¬
tYo ty officials from fromacceptIngI1r acceptfizg aecept1ngjre0 > free era rail railroad rail raila l lroad ¬
road a passes was put on qi efts its ts second fiecoridOnmotibn secondreading <
r reading afte after b beiag B p saieBdjj BdJ df 1
MrAdams ii Sto to rI tndide3itj tndide3itjO 1tf4 1tf4000J1lotfon
Onmotibn O niofi n of ofMr Mr Hudson Hudso a joint jointcommittee JOIntco jointCommittee
committee co nmittc is to be appointed appo1n edfu to tomake tomakesultable < make makesuitable nak
suitable suitable prrangementsfor AiTangements for the tJierece1 recep ¬
tion tf tionof not of the Confederate battle
battIflags battIflagsreturned flags flagsreturned fiagsreturned
returned by the theUnlted United
States Stab s gov government govrnmenL g v vrn ¬
ernment rn ent Governor Go vernorBroward Broward will be bechairman bechaiixnan
chairman of the committee committeeIn
In The House HouseIn HouseTiThe I
In TiThe the house lOUSe Mr Duponts Du > > onts bIll ili for forthe forthe
the ihe speedy peedy trial of rape cases c swasd swasde was de doeated ¬
feated e ted after aU r a spirited discussion in inWhich InWhIch inWhich
Which Mr Buckman Buckmanconfended Contended thatthe that thatthe thatthe
the existing istingstatute statute was w s sufficient sufficientBuckmans sn1nclentckmans StLc1enLBuclunans
Buckmans ckmans bill for the protection protect onof of ofsureties ofsuUes
sureties s1lf tIes was was passed passedAmong passedAmong passecLAmong
Among themorelmportant the more Important bills In ¬
troduced trodu ed In the house were the fol tol19w
j lowing Ipvringt 19w lowingBy ng
t 1 By ByMr Mr Wells providing pro lding for the con n
frql bqloJ trot of state Institutions InstitutionsBy institutionsBy1ttrMelton
By By1ttrMelton Mr Melton relating to Insur Insurance insurance ¬
ance etc also one in reference to tocontractors toconttactorsglVing tocontractors
contractors conttactorsglVing giving bond for the hire hireof hiretlie hireof
of the state convicts convictsBy convictsBj
By njMr Mr Noble to repeal repea1thelnsa the Insanity lty
divorce bill bllLA billX bilLA
X A resolution was unanimously unanimouslyadopted unanimouslyadopted unanimouslyadopted
adopted that thatthecommlttee the committee on onPprestry onFprestryprepare onFprest
Pprestry Fprestryprepare Fprest prepare arid a d submit submita a bill billrelative billi bill1alive
relative i aUve to lorest fires firesBy llresBv firesB
By Bv B Mr Melton a bill relating relatlngW relatlngWsi to tosick tosi
sick si kanddeath I and death benefits ben tits of Insurance Insurancecompanies Insurancecompanies
iompaI companies doing business in this thisstate thistate thisstale
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again ag in today JtJBfleayored eavored toeffe toeffepeacebetween to effeo effeopeace
peacebetween peace between th contending parties partiesin
in the labor t troubles ttoubiesbutat ctik1es but at the end endof endof endof
of the day after fter several veralconference veralconferencewith conferences conferenceswith cOnferenceswith
with labor leaders I a rS and representa representatives representatIveso representatires ¬
tires tIveso of the theemp1oy employers rsthe the situation situationIs
Is I unchanged 1 icha haIiged ged Mayor Dunne I > utine however howeveris how howcserl howcserlis er eris
is moreh more hopeful pefufo of peace as asar ajresujt ajresujtof a result sult sultof I Iof
of his hisefforts efforts and negotiations will wUlbe wUlbecoIrtfuu be becontinued becoxrUnuC
continued coIrtfuu d d tomorrow toJ1orrowLaborte tomorrowLaborleaders I ILaborleaders
Laborleaders Laborte ders are willing to meet meetthe m mtbe meetthe
the employers but b t the th latter latterdecllned latterdecllnedwhilengotat declined declinedwhile declinedwhlleBeotIaUOfl
whilengotat while negotiations oug were jrogresslnglo jrogresslngloday ptogressIJlg ptogressIJlgdliy
day Montgomery Y tilgom ry Ward Wardpompany WardpompanycOntinu Company Companycontinued Companycotinne4
cOntinu continued d to make deliveries with withnonunion withno withnonunion
nonunion no unlon tean teamsters st fs There There were weremany wefe weremany I IIDan
many IDan encounters ncou terswith with strikers and the theTHrtlce thepollee thepolice
police were w r forced force dt01tse to use their clubs clubsMany clubsMa < ubs1 ubs1l
Many Ma l ftYwetel y were wereburafeW hurtfew rtilf w seriously seriouslyIf I IIf
If the mayors may riefforts efforts fail It Ills la said saidtonight sardotonlgh saidtonight
tonight the employer employersVIll will torn form a ateaming athaming
teaming company of 0 their ± own which whichwfll whichwill
will wi111ncludemOsto Include taost of the business firms firmswhich rnis rniswhich
arethreatenedbythe threatened byte strike strikeMANY
which wh cn are
MANY MAiNYINJU INJURED DBY DBYi1 BY BYCRUSH B BChicago
CRUSH ON NSTREET NSTREETChIcago STREET
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Chicago April PTll13IrCJtets ISrrEfckets stationed stationedabout U ned nedabotItYontgome
about abotItYontgome Montgomery Ward Coapamys Coapamysstore CoIBu opaystore S Sstoielo
stoielo store tore today tIY attacked a atlteda a4ea a aDster ter who whpPolice whodeXvenngjeQls ihows1t
ws1t J1e1l deXvenngjeQls e i 1g s JQt1k tot4k tot4kPolice s soUceca
Police oUceca came cafl1EtO D tothe oteTa oteTapickets t erawheu B wheft the thepickets li lipickets
pickets fled to Stale Stalea t2t t2tbusiest t f fbuslestJ
busiest part > > lrtoftherctail ofthe retail dtstrfeL In Ina n na
a minutethe 1 lin te the thoro thoroug horougkfare gafare far w wand was b1a blatk blatked k kedwlth
edwlth ed with jeople ple an andteamL 1t amS W9 Wosien Wosienand en enand
and children were caught CRughtln In the crowd crowdwhich crowdwhlch crowdwhich
which numbered uu nberedflyeoihousan flye fl thousand 1 help helpless h helpless lp lpleSs
less for a tIDi time and swayed swa d back and andforth andrth andforth
forth rth A Afewm few managed naged to return tothestoreRbutmlUlY to tothe tothe
the thestoreRbutmlUlY stores but many were hurt before beforethe belorthe beforethe
the poHce poUcew p tice were rerelnforced reinforced reinf ced untangled untangledthe untangl d dthe
the crowd and arrested the assailants assailantsof ss ssaflanthof Uants Uantsor
of the teamsters teaD teamstersIOOIILLDBY sfeIS
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CREEK BANDITS BANDITSTOWN
TOWN T > WNATTACKED ATTACKED AND BURNED BURNEDAND B BURNEDAND RNED RNEDAND
AND THIRTY PRISONERS PRISONERSAFTERWARDS PRISONERSAF ISONERS ISONERSAFLFIWMpS
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from Seagoricham which was attack attackerf attacked attackezJ
erf ezJ by yGreekban Greek Gre k bandits s last Friday ant antburned and 1indburned andburned
burned say saYthlit that morev iir re than thanon one bun bundred hundred bwidred
dred Bulgarians were are killed The ThGreeks TheGreeks ThEGreeks
Greeks afterwards executed eXecu ed thirty thlrtjprisoners thirtJprisoners thirtyprisoners
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Chicago pril 13 13Subjects Subjects of t na national natonll n nttonal ¬
tional significance to the democratic democraticpartyi democraticpartY democraticparty
partY > were discussed disc sed by prominenlorators prominentorators prominent prominentorators
orators of 0 the party at a the Jefferson JeffersonClub 3effesonClub Jeff rson rsonCluh
Club banquet banqnettonlght tonight The dinner dtonerhowever dinnerhowever ll1er ll1erhowever
however ina In a measure meas re resolved itself itselfinto ltelfinto
into a jollification over ov r the elect election oao oaoYafor of ofMayor ofMayor
Mayor Edward P FDunne Dunne who is a adirector 3dfrectOr adirector
director of the club and was was wa among ainou ainouthe
the speakers lo respond to the thetoasts thetoastsWlllJ toastsJ toastsJWilliam toasts toastsWilliam
William WlllJ mJ J Bryan and George Fred FredWilliams FredWilllams FredWllIams
Williams were the principal prm dPalspeakers dPalspeakersMr speakers speakersMr speakersMr
Mr Bryan JJryanchose chose as ashIs his subject subjectj subjectThomas
j Thomas T omas Jeff 2effersonand Jefferson erson1 and his hI remarks remarkswere reinarkswere
were w tegr greeted edwith with unstinted applause applauseMr apprausMrBryai
MrBryai Mr Bryan took occasion to 19congratn 19congratnlate congratu congratulate congratulate ¬
late Mayor rayor Dunne on his election ectIon as asmaY01Qf asmayor I Imayor
mayor maY01Qf ojt ot Chicago C iCago and then said dJit dJitpart ini inipart l lpart
part partWe partWear
We Wear are told that thatwhen1dos when Moses s the
tost firstgreat great law jgiver iverhaq ver had attained attain dlis dlism his tismajority hismaJOrity
majority m a ltyheJOO he looked ked upoa u II the tm burdens burdensof bO b r rdciis rdciiso le
of o hIS hI CQuntrynieri nnt en and sympathized sympathizetwtk sympathizedwit ympat fzeji fzejiwltk
wit wltk Jbe thpnr r Ailthbagk ltlou he bCH iad1 l teem Jseeato ee
idQPt > i apr Ss a1 t tPJ tPJo
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thI ep aC I aBClle ioei t tto JIl JIltoompanlonslJiIJwlth1
to toompanlonslJiIJwlth1 companionship with fcls ls oppressed p iessed iessedntthren
brethren When Wh n a a leader eaderwaS wasBeeded wa Beooed
to break the th bondage of the Israelies Israeliesand Istae1 Israeliesand es esandgu
and andgu guide dC them 1heminthe in the formation of a anation anation >
najlori nation this sympathy fitted hIm for
his h1 work And no one itmay i may be add added added added
ed does do a t great work waose W 1QSe heart
does dQf not beat in sympathy with themasses themasses
masses ever struggling ever ver In need needof nee neeor nee1ot
of help helpThomas helpThomas helpThomas
Thomas Jefferson t although a1thoughn not notreared notreared t treared
reared In the environment environmentoL of royal ¬
ty t was born b rnand and educated educ tea among the thepeople thePeOple thePeoPle
people who leastsym least sympathized U rzed with Ith the therights t therights 1e 1erightsand
rights rightsand tand and interests Intere ts ofthe common commonman cOmmon cOmmonman commonman
man His heart too was wa touched by
the th struggles p of his countrymen and ande
he e early became their champion al although aithou ¬
though thou h In so doing he alienated the
landed arlstrocraey and the educat educatid educatidclass educadclasses d dclasses
classes class s In wealth he was the equal equalof ual ualof
of the wealthy and andh his slearnhig slearnhigroughthim learning
brought roughthim him into association aSod tion with withscholars withs wjtiischolars
scholars s 1 olars but his heart kept him intouch in intouch Intouch
touch With the plain pT fn people and he heearned h hearned heearned
earned therig the right 1t to be called The TheFirst T11aFIrg TheFirst
First Great DeIIlO Democrat Dernocr ra
Furst GsveEvpressFon GsveEvpressFonIt G
It was waS not that be was the first to toconceive toconc toconceive <
conceive conc iVeo of democratic principles or orto orto
to preach the docfririe doctrinesetforth set forth irt irtthe 1t 1tthn itth
the th declaration of Ind indejiendence ndenc Thatdoclrine That Thatdoctrine Thatdoctrine
doctrine was not a ane new one but ut be beive 11egave e egzLve
gave ive fitting expression to the doctrine doctrineat
at at the t time Die of ils greatest triumph triumphThe lriumgbThe triumphThe
The aspiration for self government governmentwas governmentwasboritwfth
was wasboritwfth born with man It haS been be nt the theinspiring theinspiring e einspiring
inspiring cause which has Ias led people peopleIn
In all l1 ages to struggle for freedom freedomof
of conscience freedom of speech in individual Individual Individual ¬
dividual liberty berty and the tlierecognltfon tlierecognltfonotthe recognition recognitionof
of otthe the iightsof rights of man ma Some In all allages allageS altages
ages have found oundaselflsb a selfish reason reasonfor reasonforapplauding for forapplauding forapplauding
applauding monarchy monarchybilt but at rio no time timehas Umelas timehas
has las there been universal l acqules acqalesence acqulesenc acqulesence
ence enc In jarbifcaijjpower jarbifcaijjpowerMr arbIttaryyowerMr
Mr Bryan quoted lIuqtedfroni from frou the spe speech speechpt speechbf eh ehl
l pt Sheridan agaJnst g JIst Warren Hastings HastingsLjeferred Hastingsreferred Hastingsreferred
referred to t the th same sentiment of ofnd ofliberty
ii liberty e b expre5SCll reszeFb by AbrahantAncolft AbrahantAncolftand Abrahan DncoJ DncoJand
and nd said that Jeffersonknewtbe the thedict tef vel veldict
dict of history was In favor p of gover governent overa overanent ove oveIIentbYthe
nent IIentbYthe by the people peopletatlier rather than thangov thangovrnmenl nov nov2rnmerit gayeminent
eminent by the tbefew few Jefferson J ffErs saidLbe said s1dthespeakeri Midthe
thespeakeri the speaker was so much mu ba aJpver aioer avex of ofpeace ofpac i iPe
Pe peace ceand arid so ardent an anad1o adyocate ate of ofIt ofiIt ofle
It It that he bad been accused accuseaof accnse of 0 lack lackIng 1 ack ackIng ck cki
Ing i g IphysI physical 1courag courage Even fourteen fourteenyears routenyears ourte n nyearsaftet
years yearsaftet after he retired from the Presi Presidency l1residcncy Prealdency ¬
dency and near near the close < of his life lifeIn lifefult lifeIn
In fult a letter to John AdamsThe Ad m he said saidl
Ti l hope we Veshall shall prove prove 1iowmuck 1iowmuckhappie1 how much miichhappier muchbappierforman
happier bappierforman for lorman man the Quaker policy jlicylS jlicylS1Uidtbat Is Isaridthat L Landthat
aridthat the tb life l1f of the feeder eeder Is Het Hetter be bete1thall beter
ter te1thall ttaa thatof that of the thefighte fishier His msd msdvpc ad advocacy atvocacy
vocacy vpc cy of peace pe ce did aid Il ndt f prove pf ve I Iof lack lickof
of physical p ysfw bravery but Indicated Indicatedmoral 1sdJcatedp iadlcatedpioral
p moral oral courage courage of a high degree 4egreeTerrtoriat degreeTerritorial degreeTerritorial
Territorial Acquisition AcquisitionOn AcquisitionPn
On the thti ubject of o acquirlBg fq Ir18g terri territory t terfttory r rorybyconquest ¬
tory orybyconquest by conquest now Javred v vln1l1lCntlat by aa aainflaentlal z zInfiwentl
inflaentlal j portion ri rtion of our coaatrymea coaatrymeaJefferspo CoeatryeJeersoo o < < atry atryJet
Jefferspo Jet Jeersoo rsao saul Sa If t th there r Jte b be dae daepriricipie oaeprincIples 1e 1eprlnchil
princIples more deeply rQote rQoteother rooted fkaa aa aaoth ttm ttmother
other oth i j Ia the mind of evei verfAi8eri verfAi8ericaBit ver1 Aeri AericaR eri ericaR
caBit caR JL is i that we weshPullJi shpuldjbave shpnldLia t > sstalag sstalagto > thItg thItgto
to tooZWltlrconq 4o witk it coriques conqueaatanotker conqueaatanotkertixHe ues 1I at aaotlier aaotlier4i a1 ot 1 1JBe
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MOCRACY MOCRACYARRAIGNS ARRAIGNS SI SILV SILVER SILVERISSUE LVER LVERilSSUE R R1JSS
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By Associated Pees PeesNew Pesew
New ew York April Ap iI 13 i3Seven 3 Seven haa haadred hudred hifadr
dred dr d dempcrafe attended att nded 11ieJ the Jefferspa Jefferspaanniversary Jeers Jeersanniversary ea
anniversary versary banquet quet at atthe the Waldorff WaldorffAstoria Wa1drlAstoria WaidocfAstoria
Astoria tonight including many pt ptnaflbrial OZnational
national 1aI Deputation eputation Chief among ong them theiawas thethwas
was Alton B Parker late candidate candidatefor candI candidatefor te telot
for president antf an In addition Senator SenatorNewlarids Sena SenatorNewiands or orNewlands
Newlarids of Nevada evada Mayor McCJel McCJelIan MeOleIlan McCIeIlan
lan of New York Congressman nna nnaneti Bal Balney Balucy
ney neti tit Illinois and J 1J J Wlllet WifletAlabama ct ctAlabama CltAlabamaJudge >
Alabama AlabamaJudge Judge Van Wyck Wyckand and piir piirers 0th 0thers tk
ers spoke The principal add address addresswas sw was wasI I Imade
I made by Judge JuageParke Parker replying t to the theitoastr th thtoast
itoastr toast The Future of Democracy Democracy1I Demo racy racyiHespokein
I He iHespokein spoke In part as asfqllows asfqllowsI followsr followsrI folI ws wsI
I do not come here to make excUSe eicusair excUSer
ir r jacplanatlon expl natlon about the past p st to tnpto tnptomote pro promole promote
mole mote any personal purpose pUlpOseOr or mol ariibltion moltIon a ± IibI IibIflaiL
tion for fo the future or to fnrther ftlrUiettk ftlrUiettkends the tbeends theends
ends of ofany any section factIon or intec intecest intceat t test
est I am JIlofedsolcJy moved solely by byade5trew byade5trewcgmmu a desire to tocommune toconrniu
commune cgmmu conrniu 1efrecly e freely wIth Wfti my mycou mycouWho couRtrysaek couRtrysaekwho countryme countrymewho
who believe eli ve that the tl1 timebonojted tiID timhonoeOctrifles 1ionQelld > < do dotrinek
trifles tr1n so of the tkelDcmocratic J Democratic > IIDl ij prtYasde prtYasdeme party as de deEeed le leb 1
me Eeed < < ff from jhe great t tol oIides Jes deMe it t 1 1bt
b bt the bemaJlcWk05e makwkose man whose birth we Wehere Wehered here cofst cofstders co + a atabiisedby
d tabiisedby 1t1 1t1ders thJoa thJoads
ders are aresb11 stilL trite itlli 1 still > till alive Uve still stniwprUij stnlw stillwrt
wprUij w wrt rQ Y of acceptance and nddev devpUoni devpUoniarid devbUon devbUonand tI tIditiu
arid ditiu still necessary necessaq If our Instltutipas Instltutipasare Instlt lnstitutio lnstitutioare t tare
are to be maintained In their thelready thelreadyTiger earlyf early 1 1Tigor
rigor and purity purityWe puritWe
We meet after a defeat which was wasasy wasnsy waseasy
easy asy to forsee orse and andpredl predict f It was wasrpreceded WB WBPreceded s spreeeded
Preceded by division and nd faction act1o 10our In1 In1our 10 inour
our ranks Tt111bovet over a aperlodof period of eight ght years yearsand l years yearsand s sand
and they tbeyh have hav v < done their Ui lr worst It Itwas ItWas 1tWas
was emphasized by the use 1lSeot of govern governmental govenimental governinentalT ¬
mental power for partisan purposes purposesT purposes1by
T by > y the th reckless reckl s and unprecedented unprecedentedexpenditure uIl11re unprecedentedexpendIture e ntoo ntooexpendIture
expenditure of money and by dema demasoglc d dI deinagogic >
soglc gOg appeals to interests as wide wideiapart wtdeapart wideapart
I apart as the poles We have left to as asonly tiSonly asonly
only the smallest smalIeatxneasnre measure of power in laStates IneItherhouse ineitherhouse
eitherhouse of C Congress gress we have bave1ot bave1otStates 1oi 1oiStates
States whose confidence we had h d long longcommanded longcommanded T Tcommanded
commanded and the tbenumberor number of Covert Covertnors Gover Governors Govertiors
nors and anaState State Legislatures under our ourcontrol our ourcontrol ourcontrol
control Is surprisingly smalL smalLStood smanstoOd small5 small5Stood
Stood Side By Side SideDuringjthe SideDurlngJhe SideDurlngthe
Duringjthe civil war war500JOOd 500000 demo democrats democrats mo mocrats
crats stood on each ach side sldeotth of the flririg flririgline firi ftrtngline g gline
line and on the line Ilneanc ana jin on nthe the mpry mpryrow mor morrow mbrrow
row of Appomattor victors and an I yaM yaMqyished vn vnq1ishedscattered vaii vaiiqtiIshed
qyished q1ishedscattered scattered to their tl1eIrteS th ii respectiSe respectiSehomes respeCtivOhomes Uy Uyhomes
homes all bent upon promoting peace peaceall peacaaudalI peaceaid
audalI aid all facIng the s same great eatDrob prob
lemsIn lems lemsIn
In lnthe the foulest of all days In oar oarn oarnniona na nanional nanional
nional life llfetl lifethose those ose of of soHcalled socalledrecoIl socalledrecoIlstrnctio recon recoriBtrnctlon reconstrnctionthese
Btrnctlon strnctionthese lth these se soldiers s ldJers largely re recruited recrolted recrulted ¬
cruited from among peaceful peaceulpattIcmc peaceulpattIcmcmen patriotic patrloucmen patrioticmen
men In the Nort N rt1 were found voting votingtogether votIngtogether 0t1n 0t1ntog
together togetherDuring tog togetherDuring ther therDUring
During this tI sperlocl period there came to iothe toPie tothe
the front the great historic figures 1ignfesot 1ignfesotThurman of ofTburman otThurman
Thurman Hendricks Bayard Sey Seymour Seymour Seymour
mour Hancock McClellan andT anThdea anThdeaand and Tildea Tildeaarid den denand
and they were werereInforced reinforced from m the ihoSouth ho hoSouth j
South by y Lamar LaniarGeorge George Hampton HamptonHill H HamptoeThu1 ptoftl ptoftlHnIs
HnIs Hill Vance Morgan and Vest who whoworking whoork1ng
working together were able to over overcome Ov Ovcome ¬ I Icome
come that sectional se UonaipolI policy ywhIcl which 8V at atone
one time almost dominated dOI 11tiated the coun country eotll eotlltrY county ¬
try The struggle for free fr goyermmenifc goyermmenifcwas goveramentwas overtun t
was carried down own to the Ih smallest sm Ilest por porilltlcat 1 1lltic p plit1ca < >
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