Custer County Republican., June 22, 1905, Image 2

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CUSTfR COUNTY RfPUBUCAft
By D. M. AMBBERRY.
aROIGDN DOW , - . NEDRABK.
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News in Brief
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'l'h ' Jvcrnor of Now Yorle has ap.
prov , d 7-10 Irms anll vetoed 130.
o \'ernor 1\ln eon hns reported two
ne ' nfiOS ot 'cllow 'fovor on the canal
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r. UURslnn mlnlflters nro unnnl111011s
, Tor I'oaco ' 111111 lho oul1ook Is regnrd.
I ed ns moro hOlleful.
/ I..os Au eles hns flnlshell a warm
prohlhltlon cnml1 l n with 12 to 1
vote In fnvor of regulnted 1I o7.e.
Joseph II. Ohoate , ( ormer amlJassa.
br to Oreat Brltnln , 1\I1's. Ohoato and
Ml s Choato arrived nt Now Yorle.
Winds anll rnlns caused widespread
destructlo'n throughout Wisconsin ,
Mlchlgnn , Now Yorle and Pennsyl.
vanln. ' \
Andrew I. , Hnrrls , republlcnn canll ! .
dnto tor IIcutenllnt governor ot Ohio ,
h"9 the unlquo record at f\ third nom.
Inatlon for the snmo office. lIe has
served two terms.
The trusteefl ot the 1\ln.ssnchusetts
Instltuto of Technolog ' , at n meet.
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Ing decided In favor of the proposell
1 alliance with HarvU'd ! , provi e there
J were no legal obstacles.
President Dlnz of 1\Ioxlco Intends to
go to Europe before his term of office
. as the executlvo of the Mexlcnn gov.
tl. ernment expires and la desirous ot
visiting the United Stntos officially.
The Derlin foreign office Bays the
Germnn government tns nothing to do
I with nny canting stntlon or canting ar.
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. rungoment which Oc"rmnn companlos
" ] ha } ' have nt St. Thomns , Danish West
l Indies.
I Sonntor Do1llver underwent nn op.
i\ erntlon In Washington for nn arfec.
: t . tlon ot ilucts In the nnsal region
caused by a coM , which ho took wh1lo
on hs ! wny bacle ( rom tlio ( uneral of
his tather.
' 1 A telegram of sympathy to KIng Os.
' ; car of Swened on ncc lht of the ces.
I slon of Norwny wns sent by the Au.
gustanan s'nod of the Swedish I..uth.
ornn church which convened in Stnn ,
ton , Iowa.
Ono life , and possibly moro , arc be.
1I0ved to hnvo been lost near Sandy
Horle when an unldontlfled two.mnst.
cd schooner struck on Romer Sllonl
nTHl was pounded to plecos by the
t.ea vy seas ,
Now Yorle court of appeals Iustnln.
cd the lower court In adjudging Al.
bert T. Patrlcle , tho. Now Yorle Il\w-
) 'er , guilty of murder In the l1rst de.
groa In caualng the death at Wllliam
Marsh RIce.
The pope received in prlvato au.
dlence Msgr. John Metter of Norman ,
O. T. The Pontiff took n great deal
of Interest In the woltare of the In.
dl1111S and UIO progress made by Cath.
ollc' missions among thom.
The gove1'l1ment of Chile has pre.
sented to Ita congress n motion to
raise a loan of $20,000,000 for the can.
structlon of railways throughout the
country. These railways wll1 term
part of the Pan.Amerlcan railways.
The body of'Thomas Lnvolle , n we ) )
1m own business mM of St. Joseph ,
Mo" WaS found in the rh'er. It is not
Imown whether ho committed sulcldo
The body had been flontlng aU ( lay
and was dlscoverell near the slloro.
Special dispatches ( rom several
points In Walworth count ) ' , in. southern -
ern Wisconsin that 17.'ear
, Gay } 10'
JUsls are reported to Ilavo arrived in
that section , but not. In sufficient num.
bel's yet to (10 Rny serious damngo.
The navy department hIlS lleen nc1.
vise 11 through the Drltlsh embassy of
the Intended visit to Amerlcnn wntcrs
this autmnn of Prince lJOuls of Bnt :
tenberg with n squadron of Drltlsh
warships , consisting of four cruisers.
The Frencli go\'ornment has Indl.
catc.d Its wllling-ness to nsslgn 1tor. .
pedO boat to carry the body of Paul
Jofles down the river Solno trom
Paris to Havro , where n. French
Iquadron ! wlll dollver' the body to. the :
Amcrlcm cquadron. ' I
Seven persons were shot at n Wild
'West show nnd broncho' ' busting ox.
hlbltlon nt Inmnn , Kan. , when n. Cher.
okeo Indian during I\ . war dance l1red
a charge from.n shot gun into the
crowd. , It WM mpposell that n blnntc
shell was in the gun.
Rear Admiral Train lIas , reported to
the navy department that the Russian
Ihlps ! at Manlln. have been intorned. i
In nddltlon to the InCormatlon com'ey.
od In Goverllor 'Wrlght's cnblegrnl11 ,
Rear Admiral Train salll that , the coal
supply of the shl [ ) hns heen IImltell.
W. G. Plested , . tompornry. rec ( lvcr
of the defunct American Savings bnnle
of Trlnltlad , Cola" states 'tltnt the In.
vostlgatlon shows a dlscrolJnncy of
$20,000 which has not been sntlsCac.
torlly oxplalned to him , also that all
the officera of the banle , except Mnry
I.ynch , the prosldent , wtlh drew their
doposlts on Mny 26. 'I'ho bnnle closed
Its doors Jun'o 1.
ReOrts } of damngo to the Europel\n
'Whent crop causell n rlso In the price
of this commodity In Chicago.
Omahn. shows n percentage of build.
ing In crones for the month of May
OVer thQ Mny of a year that excels
every cny of the United States < , f
equal slzo or larger.
Prlncoss Clotllde of Save ) ' , who mar.
ried Prlnco Napoleon , nOllhow of tllO
great Bonaparte , Is living In rotlra.
ment near Turin.
The Duchess C celln of Mecltlln.
burg.Schwerin was married to Crown
Prince Fredorlck Wtlllam at Gel' I
mllny with Imposing ceremonies "
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A GREAT SCANDAL
OENSATIONAL DISCLOSURES FOL.
LOW AN INVESTIGATION.
HISTORY OF DARK DEALINGS
Owncrs anti Union Tcnmatcrs Form
Clot. Corporation and Advance
Prlcc9.-Morc Scrlous Offenscs Than
Drlbcry : tnd Conspiracy.
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CHICAGO-Tho Ireriteat scandnl
Chlcngo has Over seen , according to
States AHort\ej' Henly , Is to Collow the
dIsclosures mudo Friday lJeforo the
grand jury b > ' . O. DrlHcoll , when the
former secretary oC the - Assoclnted
Dulllllng 'I'rades and Coal 'ream Own.
ors' aSfloclatlon revenlecl the entlro his.
tory of the deallnga between employ.
ors and union labor lenders , tmrtlcular.
ly that Tiranch of union lahor repre.
sented lJ ) ' the Chlcll'So. Teamsters'
union.
State Att01'l1ey Healy sali1 :
"MaI'o Herlous offenses have been
COJ11 111 I tt'lJ than hrlhory and consIliI' .
acy nnd the o\'lllenco presented to the
jur > ' hM IlCen of an extremely senaa.
tlonal character. It Is very Importnnt
nnd will lcnd to startling rosults. The
names mentioned h } ' the witnesses are
these of prominent mon on both aides. .
It I thought t.hero would bo no results. .
from the Investigation I would call a
hnlt ImmIUately. ( I bellevo , the present -
ent tlno o ( Inquiry will occupy the
jun' t01' the remainder of this weele
and II. portion of next weete , but It
necessary nil the docltet cases will bo
elllotraclcCll because of th9 great 1m-
portanco I nUnch to the results of the
present Inquiry. " ,
Today will wllneRs the gathering
beCoro the grand jury of twenty or
moro of the prominent business men
of Chicago , together with leading
members ot the hnr. Suhpoenas for
them have been Illncedln the hnnds . of
private detectives.
.1ohhn C. Driscoll was the chle ( witness -
ness hoforo the grnnd jury' and relnted
what ho , called the dealings between
the employers a11l1 union labor. Drls.
co ) ) told how the conI teamsters and
conl 'team owners had made the first
joint trade agreement , which provided
that the owners shoulcl employ only
memhers of the Coal Teamsters"
union , and that memhers of the union
should worle for no emplorer not a
member of the Coal Team Owners' ns.
soclatlon , 'I'he effect of this arrange.-
mont , the wltnefis declared , was to
force every coal wagon owner Into the
Coal Tenm Owners' nssoclatlon and
every coal wngon drIver Into , the
teamsters' union. The owners behind
this pro\'lslon that barred union rh' .
ers trom worlelng tor men not mem.
bers of the association al1l1 prevent
non.unlon drl\'ers from driving conI
wngons , rnlflell the cnrtage rates of
coal from 30 cents to O cents n ton
for short hanls and to as high ns $1 a
ton tor longer hauls.
AN IOWA WOMAN
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VICTIM OF TRAMPS
WAT RLOO , Ia.-W. J. Schrocle , a
romlnent farmer near Waterloo , on I
: eturnlnw Ilom found the charred
'JOdy of his wlto In the ruins of the
: oal shed. The trunle hnd been wholly"
: onsumed. A corQJ1er's jury was un.
ab\o \ to sol\'o the mystery , but the
hcory Is generally entertained that
the woman was the victim of tramps.
NOT PREPARED FOR BATTLE.
Russian Ships , Went Blindly Into Jap.
anc& : : Trap.
MAN1l..A-FI'OUl the stories told b } '
the Husslans who escallO(1 ( from the
sea fight In the Korean straits , It al.
pears that the , Tapnneso completely
surprised the Russian fleet. The Hus. I
slans were steaming peaceflllly along ,
'I'hero was no sign of the Japnneso
fleet and the Russian ships were not
cleared for action , nor were the , bat.
terles manned. The attaele calllO with
, a suddenness that IIIl1do the unpre.
paredness of the Husslnns for battle a
glaring mlstnlee that novel' could bo
corrected. Two IInos of t01'JlOdo bonta
s\1I1Ilonl ) ' allpeare and enclrclel ( the
Russian fleet. The raplll fh'o batteries i
were turned loose , bn with aJllmrentl ) '
tlttlo effect on the Japanese Iloats.
Over the apl1roachlng torpedo boats
cnmo n hall at ten and thlrtee lnch
sheIls fr011l the Japanese war \'cFsels
In the dlstnnco. '
Pope Thankt1 Emperor of Japan.
RO\IE-'I'ho : Pope addressed an autograph -
tograph lotteI' to the emlloror of .1l\llan
thanllng him Wllt'mlr fot' the 1t\.ICrt \ ) '
grnnted to Catholic missionaries III
allowing thom to cute\ ' the tenltor ) '
conq\1'I'ed b ) ' the jilJJI\nQRO \ n11l1 hpll1'
Ing thom to. estnlJllsh their houso8' .
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Three' New Cases of Fever.
WASIIINO'l'ON'fhreo nddltlonal
cnses of } 'ellow fo\'or In tho. canal
.zono were ropol'tell to the war dopnrt.
ment Tuesdny 111 a cablegram from
Governo1Iagoon. . .
Veteran Soldl < ; r Is Dead.
l\IINNEAPOI..1S Colonel William
Colville of Hell Wing , : \lInn , who led
the famous charge of the First 1\lInne-
sotn regiment at the hattlo of Gett's.
burg , WIIS found doall Ii. hed nt the
l\l1nnesota Soldiers' home , thl6 clt ) ' ,
British Bank In Trouble.
LONDON-'l'ho.hnnle or OI'nn , Mills ,
Ourrlo 8 : Co. Ilotltlonell the courts to
order the con111ulsor ) ' winding up of
tbo Intornatlonal Bnnle of I.ondon. 'I'ho
I potltloners are ' creditors ( or ullwnl'd of
S1.250.000
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MURDERER PLOEHN IN JAIL.
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, The Man Who His Cousin 10
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Capturcd.
1 01\lAlIA-IIIddon In a hayloft In n
hn1'1l on n fnrtn owned hy his victim's
mother within : 'I mlle ( I'om the scene
or his crlmo 1\lnx ) > Ioehn , murderol' o [
Alrnt0088 , waa captured hy Sheriff
1\IcBrido of Cass county about 0
o'clocle 'fhursdny morning.
'J'ho prisoner wa transferred ( rom
the county jnll to Omnha during the
afternoon. According to Shm'lff Mc.
Brldo's Fltatemont ho did not ( ear vlo.
lonce , but wIshed to avoid the annoy.
anco occasioned by the curIous.
'fho story of the crlmo Is that : Ro.
tumlng after n day flpont In drlnltlng
In Plattsmouth to the Goss fqrm ,
\\'hero for four 'oars ho had been em.
ployed , Ploehn Cor no nJllnrent ! cause
shot and Itilled his cousin , Almn. Goss ,
and wounlled her sister , Iimmn. . His
flight was hnmelllato and until Thurs.
tIa ) ' morning two separate IJ1rtles with
blood hound a hl.fl ! been on his trail.
TALKED TO MillERS
ON RATE 'QUESTIOU
KANSAS CI'fY , Mo.-Prof. I ugo
R. Meyer of the University of Chi.
cage , addressed the National Federa.
tlon of 1\lI1lers on the question of governmental -
ernmental regulation of railroad rates ,
malntnlnlng that "wherever the public
regulation o ( railroad rutes hns sought
to do moro than to ellmlnato secret
rebates nnd to guarantee that rates
shall bo reasonahlo } ler se , It has 11.1' .
rested the decllno o ( railroad rates
and led to the adoption of distance
tariffs , "
Revolutionists Are Busy.
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SAN FRANCISCO-Manuol Dieguez ,
a Guatemalan lawyer nnd revolution.
ary canclldato put forward by Darlllas ,
ex.presldent of Guatameln for the
pr sllency ! of the Central Amerlcn re.
public , Is said to bo hurr'ing to San
Pranclsco from southern Mexico to
join Dar1lJas nnd party here.
HOCH MAY GET ,
OUE MORE CHANCE
CHICAGO - "Dluebeard" Johann
Hoch , who was sentenced to bo
hanged Juno 23 , for the murder of ono
of his numerous wives , may bo given
ono moro chance to escape the gal.
lows. His CILBO may bo talten to the
supreme court of llJlnols. In a can.
ferenco held hero Governor DIneen as.
sured counsel ( or Hoch that in case
the stnto's attorney's office Is assured
by Wednesday , June 21 , that sufficIent
money Is ( orthcomlng to provldO for
the : preparatlon of the necessary re-
cord. n reprlovo will bo granted until
October term of the supreme court ,
The sum needed 18 $700.
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SAVED FROM THE GALLOWS
First Hanging , In Iowa for Yearn
Postponed.
DES l\IOINES , la-Just In time to
stop what would 11I "e heen the first
legal hnnglng In Iowa In ten years ,
an appeal was med with the sUllremo
court In the case of Charles Rocleer r
Hocle Rnlllds , under sentence for mur.
del' . Roclter was to have been hanged
at Anamosa , but hair an hour before
the tlmo set for the execution the
papers for an appenl arrived and a
long distance telel111Ono message was
sent to call off the lianglng.
MAKES A PLEA FOR CHINESE
American Asiatic Association Wants
Let. ] Stringent Laws.
W ASIIINGTONFresldent Rlose-
volt held II. conference with about
thlrt ) ' membel's of the AmCl'lenn
Asiatic nssoclatlon , representing the
cotton Industr ) ' and the Iron n11l1 steel
t1'l\do of the Unltell States. They cn.
tered n fonnal protest against such
an enorcoment of the Chlneso exclusion -
sion Il\ws as might Imllernl the eXllort
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trade of 111 Is'cO1l1tr ' with China.
THE TEAMSTERS' STRIKE
IS A BACK NUMBER.
CIIICAGO- teamsters. I joint
counell aI1llarentl ) ' has como to the
conclusion that the strllto Is n "dead
Issuo. " For thG first time slnco the 01'1.
glnal strllto against Montgomer ) '
Ward & Co" was called the control
"ers } ' was shelvell In the council meot.
Ing as ap "unln1Jlortant" matter of
business.
Russian Grain Prosp cts.
ST. PE'I'EnSBURG-Tho projpocts !
f a gooll Russian wh at harvest con-
tinue. In the south , southwest , north-
e1'l1 Caucnsus , VI8tuln region nnll the
111'1\1 111'ovlncl.'s the l'01HlItlon of the
erOJls Is fnr nho\'o the nyorngo. hut th
outloole Is cOl'resllondlngl ) ' bad In
some of the central govcrnmonts and
the Yolga ! 'cglon. 'I'ho outlook for 1'0
Is less satsfaclOl' ! ) ' , the falluro of the
the crops covol'ln the same area as
the wheat fnlluro I\IHI Is II1'actlcall ) '
complete In the ullper Yolga region.
Fatality on the Rail.
ALBION , Ill-'l'hreo persons were
1"1Iell anll twent.nlno Injnrcd In 'tho
wrecle of an ea8tlJoul1l1 passenlcr
tl'l\ln on thc Southern railroad at Golll.
on Gnto , 111. , on Tuesday , The train
was a "Cotton Belt special , " carr'lng
confederate \'otel'l\n8 to the reunion nt
Louisville , 1Whllo
) Whllo runnlnl ; nt a
SiloOll of flrt ) ' miles nn hour the onglne
strucl , n Sll1'cllIl 1'1I11 on n trestle twen.
t ) ' foot high anl ! the onglno amI four
cars were ovol'hll'n l ! 111111 ( oil to the
bottom ot the rn\'lne.
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IN WASHINGTON
NATION's CAPITAL SELECTED
FOR THE PEAC MEETING.
RUSSIA MID JAPAN , SO DECIDE
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Prcsldcnt Suggcstcd Thc Hague , but
Both Ntttlonc Choose Washlngton-
Pret.3ure on Japall to Fix the
Amount of Ito'indemnity.
WAS IINd'fON-Officlal announcement -
ment l'ij , made that Washington has
heon flelected Ill ! the locatlpn at tbo
peace conference.
The nnnouncement came In the
form of nn official statement Issued
b : ' Secretnry Loeb b ) ' direction of the
president. The stntement tollows :
"Whon the two governments were
unahlo to a reo upon olther Ohe Fee
or Paris , the president suggested The
IIngue , but hoth governments have
now requested that Wnshlngton be
chosen aa the place of meeting and
the presldent , hns nacorltlngly formal.
ly notified hath governments that
Washington will bo so selected. "
It Is suggested at the Whlto house
Informall ) " , that after meeting nnd or.
ganlzlng the plenipotentiaries of the
two governments , If It should bo found
to be uncomortably hot In Washington -
ton , might adjourn the moetlng to
some summer resort In the n rth ,
where they mny continuo tholr sittings
unll ] Much tlmo as the weather in
Washington will bo more comfortahle.
Minister Talcnhlrn. of Japan called
at the Whlto house at 10 : 46 o'clocle
nnd was shown Illrecl1y Into the office
of the president. '
Mr. Tnlcnhlrll.'S visit Insted one hour !
and twenly-flve minutes. He declined
to divulge any of the details of his
talk with the president. The conference -
enco was had rlurlng the busiest part
o ( the executive day and over'thlng
else was In abe'anco durIng that
time. Naturnlly It is to bo presumed
that It was of rather moro thnn usual
Importnnce. ,
1\11' . Tnlcnhlrn , on leaving the Whlto
house , when askl'11 whether a decision
had been renched as to the location
of the peace conference , said : "Oh ,
no. It Is a long journe ) ' , " moaning
prohably that It might tn1eo consider
ahlo tlmo to determlno the matter.
Pressure Is being brought to bear
upon Japan to Induce .It to fix the sum
It wtll demand as Indemnity for thG
pending war at as low a figure In
< \ash ns is pos'3lble In the circum
stances. This pressure Is being direct
ed' speclnll ) ' by Europenn govern.
ments , but President Roosevelt , It i
Intimated In an important quarter
also has advised the Japanese govern
ment that moderation In Its demand
for a cash Indemnity not only would
facllltato the negotiation of peac (
terms , but would ho regarlled by thG
powers with ' ! 1artlcular ( nvor. Th\ ' .
payment by Russin. of nny such cash
Indemnity as $1,000,000.000 not only :
would embarras seriously the Sl-
Petershurg government. but probably
would Illsturh 'the flnanc s of the en. .
tlro western \vorld.
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PENSIONER REMITS
CONSCIENCE MONEY
. W ASHINGTON- Commissioner 01
Pensions 'V rner received a contrl.
lJutlon of $1,924 to the conscience
( und of the treasur ' . It came from a
ponsloner and the sum total of tM
pension mone ) ' drawn by him slncl1
the cl\n , wnr , beginning nt the rat
of two dollars and rising to six dollars
lars } IeI' month. The Identlt ) ' of thl !
pensioner Is withheld at the latter' &
request.
Wyommg Sheep Herder Shot.
BUFFALO , W .o.-E. F. Mattoon , D
sheep herder , was shot and lellled neal
here , Although details o ( the shootin
are not 'et tmown , there is n stron
susrilclon it may be the prelude to an
otber stoclemen's wnr ,
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BARKER HANGING DELAYED.
Supreme Court Will Consider Appeal
From Ruling of Judge Holmes.
I..INCOIJN-Franle Darleer will not
bo hanged at present. The supreme
COUl't rcversed the decision of JUdge
Holmes , who held that ho Ilad no
jurisdiction to order a hearing ns te
Barleer's Insnnlt : . , and orderc-d tb
district court to grant the hearing
Governor 1\IIcltCy 11M Intimated thai
he will grmi ! Darker a reprlevo pend
Ing the hearing , ,
Given a Terrible Battering ,
TOKlO-A corrpspondent of the
Assoclatcl ( Pres' ! has 110en 11ermltte
to Insllcct the IhlRslnn battleship Orel
nov Iyln , ; ntTalzuru : , 'rho 01'1'1 1'0
colved a te1'l'Ihlo battering. lIeI' hut'
shows fOl't ) ' aJlllIg holes plercod by
sh lls 01111 many smillieI' ones wherl !
she had been hit , while the aupel'
structure , her upper worlts and upper
decles wcre riddled hy shells , steel
fragments nnd slll1nters. The star
board forward 12-lnch guns wert ! .
smashed ten feet from the muzzle ,
either b } ' shell or b ) ' explosion.
Firms Pay Tribal Tax.
W ASIIlNO'fON - Secretar ) ' Hitch.
cocte received a dispatch from l\Iusico.
gee , I. 'r" rellorllng that .thlrt } ' busl.
ness firm have paid the tribal tax
about which thcro has eon consid.
emblo controvers ) ' .
. Antl.Lottery Law Enforcement.
W ASIIlNOTON - A thorough en.
forcQment of the antl.lottery law is
urged on IlostmastCt's and all ether
lJOStal omilloyes In a general order
promulgated b ) . Postmaste General
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SUPPORT LOOMIS' POSITION.
Orn als of Asphalt Company Explain
Regarding a Chcck.
WASHINGTON-Detore leaving lor
West Point Secretary Tart conlhlcted
mother hearing In th Bowen.Loomls
IHIulry.
Clydo Drown , treflsurf.1r of the Amer.
cnn Asphalt company , Was heard re.
&ardlng the checle which wns 'Said to
111VO been exchanged between 1\11' .
Loomis nnd the Asphalt company. 'l:110
testimony of , 1\11' . Drown wns confirm.
atory of the contention of Mr. Loomis
La the effect that the trnnsactlon was
matter of ordinary exchange for the
alto of convenience. 1\11' . Drown pro.
duced the boolm of the company show.
Ing the receipt of Mr. Loomis' check
for $1,000 and the payment to him of a
checle tor the same amount calling
for American mQney , 1m Atlelnson ,
an omclal of the A vhalt compnny ,
also testified.
FRANCE IS PLEASED
" WITH THE PRESIDENT
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PARIS-President Roosovelt's
suc-
cesS' in opening a wa ) ' for peace ne.
gotlatlons between Russin and Jnpan
is the nbsorblng theme bero and
rl'ranco has ( orgotten her own troubles
with Germany over Morocco to join
In enthusiastic approval of the AmerIcan -
can Initiative. Portraits of President
noosov ltJ. Ambassador Meyer , 1\Ilnls-
tel' Talcnhlrn. and Ambnssador Cnssl-
nl appenr In all the ournals , with pictures -
tures of the White House as the scene
mo\'ement.
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BATTLE WAS ALL ONE WAY.
Togo the Master , From the Moment
It Started.
LONDON-Tho Tolelo correspond.
enl of the Times In an interesting nc :
count of the navnl battle In the straits
of Korea , says :
Admiral Togo entered the fight with
the best fighttng material o ( his own
squadron , four battleships and the
crulsers.Nlsshln nnd Kasuga and Vice
Admiral Kamlmura's squadrbn of six
armored cruisers , Togo steaming fif. I I
teen and Kamlmura sixteen Imots I
The Russians opened flro nt' 12,000
meters. It was totallr : ineffective. The
Japanese reserved their l1re unttJ
7 , OO meters , when they l1red six trial
shots and scored three hits , The bat.
tlo then became genei'll ! . The Rus.
slnns maintained much the higher
rate of fire , but their aim was bnd
nnd Inofective. . . .
KRAUSES ARE' FOUND GUILTY
Two Big Cattlemen Are Convicted of
Enclosing' Public Lands.
OMAHA-John Krause anti Her ,
man Krause have been found guilty
jointly of maintaining and enclosing
certain puhllc lands , npproprlattng
4 , OO acres In Sheridan county. Neb. ,
nlso of asserting an exclusive right to
the use of such puhllc lands and of
preventing the free ! lUbllc nccess to
ntH. ! across such pUblic lands.
, John Krauss Is found adltltlonally
guilty of Intimidating Theodore Os.
lJorn , Edward Whetstone and ether
spttlers from entering nnd from free
transit to nnd across certain ImbUc
lands by threats and other Intlmldnt.
Ing means
THE JAPANESE FORCES
DRIVE BACK RUSSIANS.
GUNSHU PASS.lanchurlaTho
Japanese have forced the ad\'anco
posts of the Husslan left be 'ond the
Kaoche riveI' and arc occupying the
heights north of the river. A heavy'
force seems to bo behind this move.
ment. Field : \Iarshal Oramn Is ready
for a general offensive.
FIGHT AT JACKSON'S HOLE.
Late Reports Indicate that Six Persons
Were Killed In the Melee.
DLACKlIA WK , Idaho-Latest reo
ports from the Jacltson Hole countr '
Indlcato that the recent battle there
hetween ranchers and outlaws was
moro sangulnnry than was. Indicated
by the earlier reports.
It Is now stated that six persons
were Iellled , four outlaws and , two
ranchers. Several horses were ) ellled
during the fight , l1ve being shot down
In ono spot. 'fho ranchers , It Is reported -
ported , succeedcd In recovering the
cattle , which the outlaws were at.
tempting to drive awa } ' .
More Than Mile a Minute ,
PITTSDURG-Tho 11Istanco be
tween Chicago and plttshl11'S over the
Penns'lmnln lines , , IGS miles. wa ! ,
covered in the pholloml.'lIal tlmo OJ
HO minutes without much effort. ,
speclnl tmln , 1l1'lIcllcall ' n counter
IJnl't In sl7.O and wolht ! o the "Penn
s'lvanlo. Special , " the new eighteen
hour train bet\veeu Chicago and e\\
Yprl\ , which Is to lJe estabUshed b }
the Penns'lmnla. was tllteen over the
road , and strengthened the f.onflllence
of olICrating officials to nnnlhllnt (
space.
No Wine at Launching.
TOPEKA , Kan.-Governor Hoeh beIng -
Ing aslwll If ho would object to the
battleship Kansns being christened
with wino whell laullched 111 Decem
her , said ho woulll recommelld that
the ship bo christened without nn In
toxicant.
Corarnan Boynton's Successor.
W ASHlNO'fON-Secretar ) ' Taft has
aplJOlnted' GOlloral Ezrn A. Carnma [
I1S chalrl11an of the Chlcimmaugull
l\lIl1tnr ) ' Parle association , to succeed
the late General 1 : V. Do'nton. '
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PASTE JEWELS. (
LHtto griefs , otten told , grow great. > I. .
Innocenco'lS moot eloquent plea. i. .
sUence ,
A nervous woman Is not necessnrll ,
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a nervY one. '
-Many a gay young sl1pper covers" , t
suffering sale. ,
A wlso man seldom wastes his wi !
dom In words.
Most widows prefer orange bl09
Boms to nll flowers.
The mnn who can do all tblngs well I
very seldom does nnytlling. I
The men of plube ) rnrely bavo faltb
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In the goddess called Luck.
A contented mind is consldored D ( { . .
contemptlblo mentnl stata-thesf ,
dQL , I \
We who are not grlndlug au , ax f01 I
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some no are using some ana tl )
sharpen ours " 'on.-Now Orleans PIC )
ay o. .
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A heart. 'J
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The 10tu'8. : . -
An anchor. '
Any old coin : < . .
An ' olephant. - . 0'41 '
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Eg'pt's.sncreq bull. I , : ' \ . ,
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Japanese monltey. l' :
A bean carved In gold. ,
Beetle In chrysophraso.
A thlmblo In fairy 'size.
Four.lenf clover In enamel.
A love bird carved In Ivory.
A dove caryed in whlto cora ] .
Marble pendant' of l1no erysta ] .
A bit of Jap bronze inlnld with BII.
VOl' . ,
Quaslm do in exquisitely modeled ;
. rose gold. . :
The sphinx In mlnlaturo carved I
trom a dull gray stone.
It Pays to Read Newspapers.
Cox , Wis. , Juno 12-Frank 1\1. Russell - -
sell at this plnco had Kidney Disease
BO bnd that ho could not wnlle. He
, tried doctors' treatment and many dll-
forent remedies , but was getting
worse. Ho was very low.
He read In a newspaper how Dodd's
KIdney P1IIs wer9 curing cases of KId.
ney Trouble , Drlght's' Dlseaso , and
Rheumatism , and thought he wourd 1
try 'them , He toole two boxes. and !
now he Is qulto well. Ho says :
"I CM now worle all day , and not
teel tired. Deere using Dodd's Kid.
ney P1IIs , I couldn't I walk fcross the .
11001' . " { ;
1\11' . Russell's Is the most wonderful "
case ever known in Ohlppewa county.
This now remedy-Dodd's KIdney !
PllIB-is malting some miraculous ;
C\lres In Wisconsin. !
LoCle Little Strength , i
The famous French chemist DerthOo
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lot , has mn. e oxperlments which show i
that n grammo of Iodoform exposed to
the all' w1l1 lose only a billionth part :
of a gramme in an hour , and a
gramme of musIc only n. thousandth
part of that. " .
Storekeepers report that the extra t J
quantity , together with the' superior )
quality or Defiance Sarch , maltes It
next to Impossible to sell any other
brand. :
Weight of Grass Seed. :
According to the laws of the United !
tatos Hungarian grass seed should
wolgh l1fty pounds : timothy seed for.
ty.five pounds , and blue grnss seed ,
forty-four pounds to the bushel. (
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At the conference of the manngers
ot the New York Central Lines , hold
in New York June 6th , aU lines beIng -
Ing represented by their General
Managers nnd Passenger officials , It
was decided , beginning with the regu.
lar summer change , Sunday , June
18th , to quicken the sPEled of the
"Twentieth Century Limited" so as
to make the tlmo between New Yorle
and Chicago eighteen hours Instead of
twenty hours , the New York Central
Lines having made the twenty hour ,
time during the past three yenrs , .11d , \
having also mnde the run between
New York and Chicago In twenty
hours with their "Exposition Flyer" :
for the one hundred nnd eighty dnrs : I
ot the Columbian Exposition In Chi-
cage In 1893 , twelve ) 'ears ago. I
The New York Central Lines make (
the point thnt the New York Central 9 l
has had In service the "Em plI'o State < < ,
Express , " which hns been the fastest
train In the world tor Its distance ,
440 mtIes for ( ourteen ) 'enrs , having
held the world's record for that time ,
and ( or three 'ears , and 180 days hayIng -
Ing held the world's record ( or n
thousand mtIe train In twenty hours.
The proposed schedule of eighteen
hours is simplY the extension of the
tlmo of the "Em plI'o ' State Express"
through from Buffalo to Chlcngo , the
time having been made for fourteen
years between New York and Duffalo.
On this now schedule , the train will .
lenye Chlcngo I1t 2 : 30 p. m" arriving ' 1 1 I
Grand Central Station , New York , . '
nt 9 : 30 next morning. and roturnlng ,
wtll leave New Yorle 3:30 : p , m" reach. :
ing Chicago 8 : 30 n. m. ( allowing day. ;
At the same tlmo , the "Lal\O Shore r I
Limited" will bo qulcltenod up an
hour , nnd wtll malee the time from
Chlcngo to New York In 23 hours In.
btend of 24 , leaving Chicago 5 : 30 p.
m. , b ) ' the I.aco ) Shore and arrh'lng
New Yorle 5:30 : p. m. , b } ' the New
Yorle Central.
The "Soulhwestern Limited" t'raln. . . . . . .
No , 11 , which now leaves Grand Central - , ( "
tral station at 1 p. m" wtll , beginning
Juno 18th , leave at 2:04 : p. m. , saYing
an hour to all haul' nnd a half on the
present jourI1e ) ' to St. Louis and Cin-
cinnati. "
The girl who runs and tells her
mother e\'cr'thlng Is apt to rell1aln
an old maid. '
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Dealers lIa ) ' that as soon all a CIIS-
lomeI' tries Donrmce Stal'ch It Is 1111- '
possible o sell thcm any other cold
water starch , It call be u. : d cold 01
bolled.