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TRIED TO STEAL PRETTY WIDOW.
- crazy Oregon Youth Seixes Her I'm
Her Night Clothes

Albany, Or, April 2.-Charles Denny at
tempted TO XIII Mrs, Mile Smith this afternoon
The latter Is pretty widow aud lives with her
father, Adam RAIDER, near Corvallis Denny has
oeen eoui,ing her, but was repulsed.
Last night he ATTEMPTED IN ah.snc,
her, seixing her in her room and Try.
Ing TO carry her off in her night clothes.
but Wa prevented by her father and hired
man. He threatened 10 shoe, them then.
and today on meeting Mrs Smith and her
father IN this city, drew revolver and fred .,
her but missed. He then seized her hy the
shroaf, ehoked her, and fought ike tiger until
nys,anocfs caught him and took the revolver
away. He was held in ss.ooo bonds Mrs. Smith
was not much hurt She thinks Denny Is crarv
In the ARRAY hired man named Hanson was
struck over the head with a revolver by benny.
inricung two ugly gsshes. laying the skull hars
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General Van CIevepe,a.

MrSSEAroLIs. April 2L-General II. P. Van
Cleve, sn old resident, died tonight of pneumo-
MIA, aged 81 years.
lHorstio Phillips Van Cieve was born in
Princeton. \, j., November %, 1909 He studied
for two years at Princeton, then entered the
United States military academy, was graduated
in ISL, served at frontier posts in Michigan ter
rltory, was commissioned as second lieutenant
OF infantry on December 81, 1851, and on seutarn
Der II, lsS6, resigned and settled in Michigan.
lie taught school il Cincinnati, in ls40.'sl. then
engaged in farming near Ann Aroor. Mich. was
an engineer in the service OF the state of
Michigan in 1855, then United States surveyor
OF public land III Minnesota, and In 1856 engaged
In stock raising. On July -, ls6l, he was com.
misNoned as colonel of the second Minaesota
infantry. lie served under General George Fl.
Thomas az Mill Springs, for his PAR; in
which action he WAS promoted briea-
cler general OF volunteers on March
u, $50. He was disabled bv a
wound a. Stone River, bat resumed command OF
the division on his recovery, was engaged at
Chieksmauga, and was in command Of the nos.
and forces 81 MurireeShoro, Tenn. from pecera.
her, ls63, till August II, ls6a. when he was
mustered out, having been bGeveted ma,or
general on March IL, iSSA He was sdjutant
major general of Minnesota in ls6ss7, and in
1888
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. r WORTHY OF THE RIPPER.
Missouri Butcher Chops His Wife and
Children tn Pfecas

KANSAS CRY, April 2L-The police late to-
night received from Archie, No., the details Of
the murder by E. H. Soper of his
wife and two children. Last Tuesday Soper
left for Kansas City and nothing has
been seen OF his folks since. The city marshal
broke into the house today. In the middle of
the sitting lay the body OF young boy
with his head crushed into a shapeless mass,
and through the open door ives seen in another
room, the dead bodies Of Mrs. Sope- and the
other child They were chopped in q terrible
manner with an axe. The letter on the table,
written by soper. contained this passage:
1t was best for me thus TO act rather than de-
sert them. / have slain them. What could
they have done for living: They would have
lived miserably.
Soper was butcher, and although poor, had
good reputation in the community.
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bank In this ely, yallerd persuaded him
that the bank w0 abouf TO fail and that
he ought 20 remove the moaey 70 another
bank Fivre consented and the two men took the
money and deposited il in Ladd's bank Ftyre
nnderxtood no English. % yaIleyfi transacted
the business, receiving . certificate of deposit
for $500. made out 20 yailerfi. yallerti gave
Fivre what the latter supposed - his certaS-
cate, but II proved to Be . spurious one valleru
had provided vailerti then took F5vn back to
the hospital and returned to the bank and drew
the money. Nothing has been heard Of him
aimee
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Dr. E. c. wKsr's NERvn Axo nnAu
ness, Convulsions, Fits Nervous NeufnlGlA -
ache, Nervous Prostitution caused BY n - ~
eohoi or tobacco. wakefunsss. Mental ppR1
leading 10 misery. decay and daarh. Rre0neM
Age. Barrenness. Loss Of Power IN eitAM ~
over-exertion OF the brain, selfsouSe o. ovefie
gence Each box contains one months treae
~ box, or six boxes for IS. sent hy nAa
On receipt Of price.
WE GUARANTEES SIX Box
To cure any case. With each order received ~ ~
ior six bottles, accompanied with IS We wiu
the purchaser our written guarantee % 49,
money IL the treatment does nos e6eS S1s
Guarantees issued only by KRAKOW 1noA. M~
gists and Sole Agents. Occidental Block. e44
Open sa night
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Another Nanaimo Miner KILLED

NASAIMo. April 24.-lspec!al.I-A miner
named Schroeder was killed by fall OF coal
while working in the Wellington mines today.
Fatal accidents at these mines are becoming a
common occurrence
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FLIGHT OF MIR. IAvGurox
ne Removes His Effects to the Mining
bureau Once

ULfMflA, April a - lspeciai - l;ovrrnor
lAagh,ou, who has been occupying Governor
ferty's ONCE, has Moved ali his effects 10 The
once OF the mining bureau on Main street. near
Flsh. which he will occupy uatsl the connie.
ton OF the state ofiees. IN the new McNennv
building. Everything is ia readiness Tor GOV.
efua ferfy 60 assume HE duties
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tosrtssp. April "a -~saverso Fivrc. an Italian
ssbsssr. was ssindsed ont al $50 few csys APO
~ eoaBtfyaan named Antonio ailerti. Fivre
hss bssa sics los sonae time, aud yallerti has
i-ssn fefs attentive 10 him. learning that the
tiss sasa had tsa IN the Commercial National
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PIrTsBrRG, April Alt il estimated 1880
men belonging to building trades in this city
will be either locked out or will strike May l.
Hod-carriers at work ON the buildings where
the stonemas0ns are locked out today, struck
today against the lockout About thirty are out
ST. LOUIS. April A-Over 2,000 union carpen-
tiers OF this city have resolved to strike May 1
unless the bosses accede TO their demands Of 40
nor cant
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Tho steamhoat Pool.

TACOMA. April 2f.-fspecial I-secretary MofE-
att, OF the Puget Sound Steamboat Association,
says the long delay and postponed meeting of
the association viii positively take place in this
city tomorrow. settlement OF the threatened
withdrawal OF the Pacific Navigation Company
from the pool will be made. Steamboat men be-
ieve the Pacific Navigation Company will not
withdraw from the association under any con-
alteration
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vAScouvER, r. c., April 24.ISpeeiall-A
snowslide in the selkirks has delayed the train
service on the Canadian Pacific railway. The
train which ought to have been in here yester-
day will not arrive until tomorrow noon, and
today's train will come in at the same time
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Detroit Street-Car Strikers Winning.
DETRoIT. April 2A-This evening the streetcsr
company accepted the mayors suggestion of
arbitration, and the strikers are jubiiant No
effort will be made to run cars until the arbi-
tration committee reports. No cars were run
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From People Of
The Pacific Coast
Who Know the Value of
Hoods Sarsaparilla

about . year ago Was all run down. and dsd
not feel like working as all: was always tired
and was losing desh and strength every Gay 1
tried several different medicines which phys!-
clans had prescribed for but they had no effect
on me whatever. finally bought q bottle OF
Hoods SArsapariiia. which had seen advertised,
aad took il steadily for four months. Prom the
start could see . change in me. commenced 10
gain in weight could eat mere and that tired feel
ing was all gone. and apday can say that have
never been so well before in my life. owe it to
HOODS Sarssparilla, because it cured me where all
others failed" c. H. BorN. Seattle, Wash
iHgton.
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Tacoma News.

TACOMA, April 24-lSpecial. Tho brewers Of
the city have acceded TO the demands of work.
men that nine hours instead of ten constitute
days work. The workmen viii be paid for ex-
tra time and sunday work.
Two and slides occurred today along the high
embankment near the wharf. The last slide
came very near burying an electric railway car.
Allen c. Mason has given seven lots to the
White Shield home for site
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The HALEY Terror indicted.

Rose CITY. Idaho, April 2A-Anna Johns.
better known as the "Hailey Terror" was in
dicted upon two counts today by the federal
grand jury for sending obscene matter through
the mails
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Why shouldn't Red Men papc..

WASHINGTON CRY, Ap-il si-Agent McCusick.
Tor the Sissetoa Indians in South pa-
Sc,s, has resigned lie writes that ne
knows his non-aetioR against Indian
dances forbidden BY the department is uos
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TACOMA, April "a Especial. 1.-THE Y. N. c, A.
secfetariai Institute, representing Washington.
Idaho and Oregon, met here thisevcning and
arranged fof q summer secretariai institute at
Derbarch lake. The institute will remain in
session during the month of July
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world,s Fair strikers Go R.ck.

CHICAGO, April 2i.-The strike at Jackson
park is over for the present. and all the men
needed are at work. They were advised to
abandon the strike and make another attempt
later
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Entirely Ersdicatsd.
scRoFULA.

II was great sufferer from scrofuia, and tried
30 many remedies In vain that the disease seemed
to Be impregnased in my system and thought
should never be we'll One day, reading about
Hoods SarsapariIIas decided to try IT, when 1
had taken one bottle was somewhat improved,
and decided to keep on. In year had taken
twelve bottles of Hoods Sarsaparilla and the ter
ribe disease was entirely eradicafed from my sys-
tenn am now in perfect health, thanks to
Hoods Sarsapariila." JANEs WAY. Roseyi,le.
Placer County. California.
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BUFFALO, April 2A-C. J. Hamlin, the veteran
breeder. has retired the famous stallion Man,
brino King from service. Mamhfino King has
for years been considered the handsomest
stallion In the world.
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Strikers Tie Up Fort Worth Trains.
TRINIDAD, Col, April 24.-Striking switchmen
have completely tied up freight traffic on the
Fort Worth road, and the coal mines OF Forbes
Victor, Elmore and Engleville have been COM
PEELED to suspend, throwing 800 miners out of
urnrJx
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WASHINGTON CRY, April a4-lspecial. l-Ap-
plication to form q National banking sssocia-
ton has been filed with the comptroller of the
currency by the Columbia National bank of
Tacoma, wash.. through Henry Oliver, OF
Tacoma, and his associates
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A COKE KINGS PERIL.
Hungarians Preparing Dyna-
mite to Remove Him.
SOCIALISTS lNcITlNo TO ROT.
Stormy scenes 1t Evictfons, and More
Trouble to Come-Detroft Street
Car Strikers Gain . Point.

PITTSBURGH, April Authorization was given
to the police tonight by man named Timmons,
OF Braddock, of plan 70 blow up H. C. Prick,
the coke king, with dynamite. Timmons has
been working at Homewood He is Obliged to
cross deep gully on the way TO work, and yes
terday discovered a gang OF twelve Hun
garians there, loading dynamite sticks Each
Hungarian took two sticks and left for Brad
dock. They were seen in that place tonight,
and openly declared their intention of dynamit-
ing Fricke and started for this city. The police
are on the watch
SCorTDALE, Pa, April IA number of eric
tons were made near here today, and the
deputies had much trouble. At one point they
were pelted with stones, but no one was seri-
ousiy injured. One deputy who was abused by
IN 1rate woman lost his wits and threatened to
shoot her, but cries OF shane from his
comrades caused him to stink away.
A mass-meeting Of strikers was addressed
this afternoon BY Jonas and Delabar, socialists
sent from New York They denounced the laws
OF the United States and made other incendiary
remarks- Twenty-nine men aud women from
Trotter had . hearing today, and twenty-four
were bound over TO the June court on q charge
Of rioting
The labor leaders are busily engaged In giving
out tents. and are confident that they win be
able to take care OF all the evicted people. The
Poles and siavs are in arms against the social
ists and talk OF giving the district officers notice
that unless Jonas and Delabar are sent away
they VIII withdraw from the strike.
MOUNT PLEASANT. April alt IL said the
foreigners at the Standard works are drilling
every night, and trouble is feared there when
the evictions take place next week. 1t Is be-
neved they have arms concealed in the vicinity.
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The New United States Treasurer.
WASHINGTON cTTY, April 2I-Enos Nebecker,
of Indiana, recently appointed United States
treasurer, fled his bond today. He wiz not
enter upon his duties until next Monday.
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Today's Weather.

sAs Francisco, April 2AEoreeast til p. NJ
Saturday, for Washington: Iigh, raias, Wind
generally sog;herly Of coast; warmer
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- R.rlc& for Ohfo.

Australian Ballot for Ohio.
COLUMBUS, O., April 24-Both houses OF the
Ohio legislature have agreed to the conference
report on she Australian ballot bill, and 1t win
become a law
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The Boycott ON tho Alton.

CHIcAeo, April 2l-Chairman Blanchard, OF
the Central Traffic Association. in talk with
an Associated Press reporter today concerning
the trouble with the Alton. explained the matter
at length from the standpoint of the Eastern
lines, and said their action was taken regret
fully and not in spirit of boycotting They do
not interfere with the business OF the Alton its
employees. On the contrary. they having de-
cided TO cease commission paying, it is the Al
ton which claims the right to interfere with
their business and to seduce their EN-
ployes with money. Its opportunity for
so doing has been stopped in the only
practicable manner. 1t is true, said Blanchard,
that the Western roads are permitted by their
own rules to pay commissions. but it is the gen.
erai belief that the Alton company alone defeats
the general cessation of this pernicious prac-
tiee. At q meeting of the Western Passenger
Association today the Rock Island presented
resolutions In the form of a memorial to
the Eastern lines, requesting them to
take some measures for the pro-
lection OF their Western connections.
The condition OF affairs, if continued, would
soon involve all the lines in . disastrous rate
war. The Eastern roads were therefore called
upon to modify their position to avoid such re-
suit Representatives. of several Western roads
spoke in favor Of upholding the Alton. and the
Eastern lines were sharply criticised No de-
cisive action was taken.
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Please Read These Letters


4
| - can heartily recnmnead HOODS -
| As the best blood partner aad ronsr - z
ever used In my family. uss n rv~
| u 10 my children, and Sc prevents N ~ 80
arse from irn2urs blood NJ huxs--- ~
troubled With dyspepsia. and be taunr - 1x3
nAit bottles and is entirely esrpd ESQ
soa. me food tastes ike his mother - ~
Portland. oregon-
Distress in the Sto-,.R
Aoonf two years ago NY son ~
troubled with his kidneys ant com.s-s
riole pains Ia his back saw Hcsss ~ -
1aseftised and thought woch 49, 49,
ne TOOK one and cnehaif bottles ans s<--1Y4
disappeared and he was com pleseiv -
amer thai, was troubled with nsxnr, -
me stomach and bad taste Ia tie - "a ~ -:s
morning. I took one bottle ara !, - -
give IL 10 the children and ana IL !, 49,
medicine ever knew Of lean r.r.,--z. S1- M
all families" MRS. MAssIE NcYr~- 1
borough, oregon.
Headache.
'I uttered for ten years win 49,. y
many OF the medicines found sdv,,,s-e
til tried Hoods Sarsaparslia -
permanent relief do nos know - re
| Hoods
| SarsapariIIa
along without Hoods Sarsaparina - s.,
MARY EcKLExAS. South Street., ssee11u- =
Catarrh. M
II nave sold Hoods Sarsapariua xfne.u~-zE
insrod uced on the Coast. and can recu..ssss y I'd
.ne pes. sarsapar1ila on the msrkex HnwSSs
II myself and find il good remedy f6r - pal "
consider il the best blood puriaer H.vt,z e-E
mot all other kinds find Hoods Sars.,.~,SS1. ~, E
best GEO T. WHITE. Druggist, c. ~
ifornia. S'9 81
The Best Blood Purfne..
MY Daughter is taking Hoods sass,nur11 S
ner blood: she has received great benelS s.
MRS NJ l. DAVIS. Lodi, Cal *g s3sl
A Point for You.
II you want blood purifier a
medicine you should get the bess A. rs 81
Sarsaparilia. and insist upon having 4 -
what you do not want Be sure g - ~ 8 8
medicine, Hoods sarsapariIIA -
Hoods
SarsapariIla
Sold by all druggists. 81: six To- = -,
only c l. HOOD. Lowell, Maxs-
100 Doses One Dollm N
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PORTLAND. April A-fspecisl Trouble Is
brewing among the fshermen on the Columbia
A. Fitzsimmons, who has q SEEMING ground on
the sloping beach of Tenas IlIahe. an island
just below Cathlamet, finds that some one has
been auchoring Jumpers" short spar buoy
which does not show above the surface,
on his ground, which when the seine
Ia dragged over lifts il from the
ground and allow the fish to escape He has
also found a snag on his ground in which steel
blades have been stuck, which cut his seine in
two and also has cut the gill nets in pieces.
Threats are made Of shooting on sight If the
parties who have done this can be found out
The salmon catch still continues light, not av-
eraging more than i've to boat per night
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Victoria News.

VICTORIA. April 24.-tspeciaL 1.-The steam
sealeT Thistle returned to port tonight, having
been gone Just two months and secured nine
skins. She reported the Henry Dennis with 10
skins. Sophie Sutherland So, z. b. Marvin s97,
and carmelite 2g7.
The steamer West Indian completed her first
trip in opposition to the Pacific Coast Company
on theSan Francisco route this evening Her
trouble with the seamen's union has been adj
justed-
Colonel Perry, of Pine Ridge. left for Seattle
this evening
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u.s. viii give you perfect health If invests>
u McoIes Revealed kslaeiy.
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Hoods
SarsaparilIa

IT am now sixty-hve years CT age and have had
salt rhenm and letter since was fourteen making
my years Of suffering Having now used three
bottles OF Hoods Sarsaparilla find myself en-
tirely cured This medicine has done for me wha.
all other medicines which have tired failed 70 do
hope others who suffer as did viii try the medi
cine and be cured" b LEE. Calistoga. Cal
Tetter-A Severe Case.
II have used Hoods Sarsaparilla and am using
1t Now. For eleven years have been troubled
with letter, and have used almost every kind of
medicine and prescription that I could hear Of
Ny hands would crack open and were so sore that
could not work About last Christmas saw
Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised. and decided To
buy bottle have taken three bottles and am
so much better that I viii continue and take
thorough course. and believe L will be entirely
we'll in short time" ELIJAH S. YATES, Box IS
North Yakima, Washington
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Sew westmlnster and victeria steamer.

new WEsTxIssTER, April 24.-[Special- low
ing TO the establishment of regular passenger
service on the Great Northern between Seattle
and Liverpool, 1t has been decided by the Cana
dian Pacific Navigation Company to put on the
steamer Gosmite and run daily trips from West
minister to Victoria, commencing about May Is
Captain Irving, manager Of the Canadian Pacific
Navigation Company. was over yesterday and
concluded arrangements The new service viii
be made use of by Bellinghsm bay people, who
viii reach Victoria more easily by rail to West
minister than by the Vancouver route.
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Men who are lacking IN vital force and vig0r,
for the New Common 6ense Home Cure.
No nzuseasing drugs. No electric nonsense. Throte
ssseA TO the dogs Sealed information free Address
Alblen Pharmacy c., Dox - Alhloas Mich
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Hoods
SarsapariIIa

al was all run down. could not walk without
stopping often to breathe. My limbs were svelled
heard Of Hoods Sarsaparilta, and procured q bot
tie. and IL did wonders for me. 1t is the best med
icine ever used. I recommend it to all afflicted
as WAS MRS. JANE E. WATERS, 125 ] street.
Sacramento, Cal.
A Good Family Medicine.
floods sarsaparila WAS recommended to me Is
fine medicine for skin huraor. from which my chill
dren were suffering and IL did everything claimed
for it, Twas troubled with dyspepsia. and after
using two bottles felt the happest results think
1t q good alfround family medicine +. E. CLARK.
next 70 Poss-Office, seattle, Wash.
s'The Beauty Of IT..
"Hoods Sarsapari,la Is one of the best sellers we
have on this Coast. As all the year round seller
II can not be beaten and the beauty of is Ii gives
sach perfect satisfaction" Fl. c. HuRRARp, Al
oany. Oregon
Hoods
SarsapariIla
Sold by all druggists, 81: six for S. Prepared
only by C. HOOD, Lowell. Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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Distress in the ste.,e.

Headache.
II suffered for ten years with he,a,-.- 81. !.
many OF the medicines found advrFr,,se 81
til tried Hoods sarsapzrslia -.
permanent relief. do not knovr - ri;