Nd coe AAAS i AAA, "LIVE WASHINGTON AFFAIRS, WILL GUARD MONTE CRISTI NEWS IN SHORT ORDER. = | LONG TOUR OF PRESIDENT| GEN. FOLISH TOWN SHAKEN BY Bos. Leaves White House for a Vacation of Two Months, EVERYTHING IS IN GOOD SHAPE. Will Make Speeches in Sherman, Dallas and Other Points in Texas — Reunion of Rough for Mountain Lions, Bears and Lynx— Res turn to Washington May 30. ial). ~After Monday morning the White House will Dur state Washington, D. © { Spec be quiet for probably two months re President wherever ing that period the affairs attention of the his on quiring the consideration his will receive he may he journey through the Southwest. The length of his stay depend upon the public business present time evervthing <n good sha and it is not believed the President back to the statement concerning have to hurry capital The the itinerary of the the White following out House bg ' “The President will le at Sunday even ay Monday, April 3. at 0 A, M.. Pennsylvania Railroad. He companied by Secret ry All Ready for the Hust Lawton, Okla ia have been received at Fo a detachment of { Spe in the April "residential with the erick The plans for ¢ Texas have been changed, dential party will cross Red River and hunt in the Big Iodian Pasture is a tract of half a million acres well stock with game. The outfit is in a car of the International and Great Northern Railway, and was shipped fr Southern Texas, to which place the ous fit had been sent when it was propose to hunt for bear in the big thicket big thicket hunt has been sbandoned 8 wo guara the hunting party camping outfit Bronte property he President's hunt in artd the Press ren rea . Senator's House Robhed. Kalamazoo, Mich., (Special). —It was discovered that thieves have ransacked the home in this city of Senator LC Burrows, who i still in Washington. The houses was topsy-turvy from cellar to garret, with indications that the thieves held a high camival during their visit. It is impossible to say how much was stolen, Another Carsegle Gift Berea, O. (Special).—A gift of $24,000 has been received by Baldwin Univer sity from Andrew Carnegie toward the erection of a scientific building The 3 is on condition that a like amount secured from other sources. Presi dent Rogers has already secured $18,000, Row at a Christening. Latrobe, Pa. (Special).—A Stay, chris- tening ended in a tragedy at Jamison mine No. 2, four miles from Latrobe, Mike Kalifoski is dead and several other men are reported to be seriously injured The festivities started at the home of Jobn Boreko. The stock of Niquor was nearly exhausted, and the question of an added supply, it is said, started a font which ended in a ral riot. lifoski was shot th the lungs, dying almost instantly, i i Reading, Domestic, Robert J. Wynne, recently app: American consul general in London, sail ed for his post from New York on the steamer Philadelphia. The ca she r, A588} keeper of the ( Lorrain, O., held bail for embezzlement J. Morgan Smith and his wife, ed in Cincinnati, were arraigned and re manded on the charges them in New York istant cashier and book 1izens' Savings Bank of were cach in arrest 3 made New Or Harbors Committee landed at l Porto mspection to leans after a trip of Rico The report of the New York Board of Health shows that cerebros { meningitis on the increase local passenger train on the was derailed near Fort "., and two trainmen killed. Marconi and Mrs New York the Liverpool. The enlisted men of the Army at Wil Point presented a loving cup Helen Gould vational Refimng Compan State ad 15 West ‘1iftam Hi on of $2 t S250.000 10 Her and Capt. Gus Oler in an attempt } : 1 Me pack { 13 Foreign A Hamburg « und mm her mouth by a a restaurant, belongs the restaurant he man who paid for th Henry Whi the iritish pointed White were Princess at Prince ap Italy, and Mrs of the Prince at a farewell Marlborough House and airs the The the Tokio press expressed the hope that their visit will increase the growing feeling of confidence and respect between the two countries. Germany's policy toward Morocco is based upon an oid treaty. France ss desirous of having the United States take a sympathetic view of her policy. It is reported that the Czar has be come a fatalist, and that he, the Czarina and several court officials are dominated by ocenltists The Russian government has ordered 2000 cars and 170 locomotives to in- crease the military equipment of the Trans-Siberian Railroad. Dr. Roberts, an eminent French phy- sician, says that inherited scrofula ren- ders persons more liable to cerebrospi- nal meningitis. _ The bridge over the Zambesi River, in South Africa, the highest in the world, has been completed. The Shah of Persia will shortly ar. rive in France to take the water cure. Emperor William, while at Tangier, had a cordial conference with the French Charge d'Affaires. The German ruler was given a cordial reception by the Sultan, I ne terrorists are now known to have on their condemned list 30 persons, in- cluding Brand Duke Alexis and Govern. or General Trepoff. More than 4,000 men, women and children are now prisoners in the con- centration camps in German Southwest Africa. ~~ on Russians, ful General Has Begun Heavy Reconnals- sances Against Lioevitch's Centre Pros- pects That the War Will Contioue to Dref Oun-Linevitch's New Chief of StiiL ft news tron eld Marshal Ovam ine advance of his 1 1s begun a genu n army, with wing: Heavy reconnoi against the Ru of develo object ' teiegram ral Li fron nevit Hopes of Peace Abandoned. Dig} Yv hatever New Ch ef of Staft, Petersburg, 18 : Karke General LL place of been General ine Gen trans- committee for ns General - ferent gel . appointed a wounded heen member of tittee, TEXAS TO WAR ON TRUSTS. Work. Dallas, Texas, (Special). —Attorpey- to fight all State. members of the Legislature a plan of campaign he is anxious to put into exe- cation. He says that he receives great piles of leteers daily from persons who are at the mercy of the trusts, asking why no relief is given to the people. “We have laws enough to stop the work of these illegal combinations,” said Mr. Davidson. “We don't need any more laws. What we need is money. If the Legislature will appropriate $15,000 for my department I will stop their opera- tions in this State.” It has been practically agreed to in- corporate the appropriation asked for in the general appropriation bill, other trusts operating in the A a SRE NAS Milllonaire te Go to Prison. San Francisco, (Special). Griffith J. Griffith, the Los Angeles millionaire who ‘hree years ago attempted to kill his wife, must spend two years in prison and pay a fine of $5,000, acording to the decision of the State Supreme Court, which has firmed the sentence of the lower court. riffith gave a pk of 3,000 acres to Los Angeles and was named zs Park Com- Police Commissioner's Feet Are Blown s ing a basket cz approached, the a bomb, which explod blowing off the everely won t 15 feared SOFT COAL MEN WILL NOT STRIKE Operators Decide to Grant Their Demands and Renew Last Year's Scale. 10 PAY TABARD INN DEBTS. to Issge Boods to Meet AN Clams, Directors Vole hands of receivers fre their The creditor of and the m m ulties h failed the library ¥ DOOKS Press MISS ROOSEVELT TO WED? Prospective Groom. society weekly prints the following: “Miss Alice Roosevelt has surrendered her heart and promised her hand and now wears upon her left third finger the jeweled token of her marrriage en- gagement. The successful wooer is the cloguent ‘Boy Orator of the Wabash.’ Senator Albert J. Beveridge, of Indiana, and the formal announcement of the betrothal will be made at Easter. “President Roosevelt is more than pleased and has given the happy pair his paternal benediction. “Senator Beveridge is a widower of 42. His first wife was Miss Katherine Langs- dale, of Green Castle, Ind, who died in 1900. The Senator was a plowboy at 12, a railroad laborer at 14 and a logger and teamster at 18.” AA ABO Pytblans Give te McKinley Pusd. Richmond, Ind. (Special). In an offi- cial bulletin just issued Charles E. Shive- ly, of Richmond, supreme chancellor of the Knights of Pythias, announces that he has ordered the treasurer of the Knights of Pythias auxiliary of the Me- Kinley National Memorial Association to pay the fund donated by the mem. bers of the order to the memorial asso- ciation without any limitations or re. strictions, The fund is in excess of | | i Three Warships Will Overawe Domin- ican Revolutionists. ieing and peny’s Claim Consultations Are Held Daily Between the President board of the With Santo Dom ngo. MAY RECALL BOWEN Object to There. Venezuclans His Continviog W ax} ington renewed Herbert § Dr. } LOCC IA Pp ' Venezuelan length the tag Dr Venern=i= SOME ble. and went Sapp that country and Af. Yams ee Mr. Bowen's Was Venezuela Dr. Paul had the same sort of heart to-heart talk with Secretary Taft, Act ing Secretary of State. Mr. Taft, nt understood, informed Dr. Paul that the United States would be pleased to re. move any obstacle to a satisfactory set tlement with Venezuela. That is taken to include Minister Bowen is Fell Dead on Wedding Day. Jamestown, N. Y., (Special) —Rev. Albert Lundberg of Scandia, Pa, who was here preparing for his marriage to Miss Hulda Fritz of this city, dropped dead. The wedding was to have been celebrated in the Mission Church in this city. Six hundred invitations had been issued. Mr. Lundberg spent the morning with others decorating the church. While eating luncheon he succumbed. Heart disease was the cause. Murdered By His Wife. Pittsburg, Pa, (Special). — Michael Novackovich, an Austrian laborer, was murdered at his home while he lay sleep- ing in bed in his room by his wife Annie. The crime was a brutal one, the woman using a hatchet. It was discovered an hour later by a boarder, who notified the police. The woman confessed. The cause assigned for the crime was revenge for ill treatment by the husband, whe, i alleged, insisted on his wife leading an immoral life, appras in the PANAMA CANAL COMMISSION OUT. Their Resignations Requested snd Furoished Reorganizet.on Now Shot His Brother-in-Law 5 on 3 Has ha recovered his health here at ¢ improved, he i sail from NOG Rumor That Czar Attempied Suicide. Paris, (By Cable). —An rumor from St. Petersburg is published { here to the effect that Emperor Nicholas made an attempt to cimmit suicide, and wounded himself in the hand The ro mor further says that the Emperor's design was frustrated by the intervenfion of his mother, the Empress Dowager ini Five Drowaed Prom Upset Bost. St. Joseph, Mo., (Special) —Five men who were engaged in dyke building operations on the Kansas side of the Missouri have been drowned Rather than spend a stormy night in a shack on the Kansas bank of the river they de. termined to cross in a skiff. About mid. stream the overloaded boat was swamp- ed by the high waves and all perished unconfirmed ni —— Philadelphia bankers will be large subscribers to ihe Japanese bonds. Reports of ¢ wheat crop con- ditions come from all parts of the West. For nine years the average price of steel rails in America has been $2582 a ton. They are now $28 a ton, Now that leading American bankers have $75,000,000 Japanese bonds to sell there is an excellent incentive for them to a good security market for a | while, at least
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