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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-04-03
MORE APPLICANTS ros OFFICE
tsrJteFs 90 Srtts ae Nashiantas tsr.,,,
ahs t'artar NaEsh west.

Washington. Abfti IL y krtlo.s
publisher ~ thf Lake Chsian Herald -
AZ applicant foF slu FrosiVerahip 81 H.,
WatrfFtiie iaBd ofiirr. and h lf,sars,zi ~
- 'ecfsior John a. Aiarn. Thomas %
F1euta 4. a HSNtrU and either pFural.
IN, repubiicans OF sasIetu Washington.
hnn. ]. ". Matthews h. an Applicant for
the fvKlAsfasahip.
4. 2, kinst Young attorney 81 paft
iera- oF,s j. "a appiicRut fas raninls.
stnnrF ~ nhvfgastun
Jean 4, lloft pf Olympic. wash. wants
70 tre pasdr runsei general 10 Hsnsiaia
- s1tito ether place, Ife prefers the
Hawaiian Islands on arrogant ~ ths
hsai,h - HE oldest sou. whom he thinks
N'uld 10 rrsasiS boBesilcd ~ a ratourn
IN that locality.
". " At,.eFtsnr Of Seattle t. an aps,si.
cant for The United sgaINa astnfneNehtp
snd u backed ~ she old sasard ~ Nc.
klnles rcpubilrsns IN King county.
VI. = Thompson az rasnefoy. wash. an
Old Hnldist Who ssrrvvd thrcc years IN tha
oitis var. ~ an appiiean, for the pasl.
m9siHrship al that place. Mr Thompson
has fpssdcd IN PotnUTay for y years ana
. strongly supported by petitions Of the
patrons ~ that Vfflcr
Louis Adams 81 Spokane has ecnt a
petition ~ 10 republicans Of that city
to senator wiisuu asking that he he an.
pointed Indian aEeEt on the CoiViila res.
erVRtioD-
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Damage 70 Crops aaa buildings In
Missouri.

AN@AeNNAAN8
Missouri,
Mount Vernon. No., April l,--Haiiatonef
weighing 10 and u ounces fell last night
with such force and rapidly that mot 4
building escaped damage. Following the
haii came the heaviest rain storm wit.
neseed here In Is years.
Slight Rise M yfeksbnrg.
Jackson Miss, April L--VieksbuTg re-
ports the river Is rising slightly. This
weather u calm and hot. The water Il
rising three inches an hour At Arc0la,
1ust east Of Lake Lee crevasse. and rail-
road communication win soon be cut on.
0afa ~ Helena.
Helena. Ark. April LA heavy rain
storm, accompanied BY thunder. lightning
and wind, added 10 the uncertainty OF the
situation here last night. There are no
more breaks, and the ieyee board IL now
trying 70 Close the gap al Westoyer. II
has been open nearly y hours.
GhlDm@wn IL Failing.
Chicago. April LA special from Du-
rand. Wis. says. that the Round Hun Ice
gorge broke last evening, and the Chip
pewa has fallen several feet at Durand.
The gorge At AaxYille has overlooked the
railroad track and washed out part Of the
slough bridge and several hundred frei
OF track. cutting on the trains between
here and Wabasha.
High water az 81. PnnI,
81 Paul. MINI. April 1.-The Mlssissip-
n u al the high water mark OF 1854. and
danger turks along Its path. II reached
a stage Of ls.T In 1881, and late this after
noon the gauge showed I5.7, and stiil rig
ing Yesterday morning at O'Clock the
river showed height Of 1876 and this
morning II showed l5.a, a rise OF almost
two feet In - hours.
For Esrofecsfon oG Greemvfrre.
GreenFilie. Miss. April IA special
meeting OF the city council authorized
the ieyee board TO build protection levee
10 keep the food out Of Gseenville.
Red River FIoaa.
Fargo, N. D.. April 1.-The situation
here from the Red river flood is growing
more serious. The river Is rising about
-FOUR inches per hour. All indications
point 10 the highest wafer in the history
OF this country.
DeIaMe NJ bonneville.
bonneville. No. April Fully two
inches OF water fell in one hour The
hail did much damage. Reports reached
here Of cyclore 80 miles south.
6tEe OF n Baseball.
Dexter. No., April HAL fell varying
In size from large egg to baseball,
some OF the largest weighed I'VE ounces.
Plate glass was crushed and roofs were
Rain Was General.
~ Louis, April LA heavy rain last
night was general throughout the MIssis-
kippi valley. Within two days me upt,er
Mississippi Is expected to reach a higher
stage than last week and cause addt-
tional flooding Of bottom lands.
Two Flood Victims.
81 Louis. April Geo. w. Tate,
laborer. aRed a. ana Nellie Tale. his
daughter. aged 6. were drowned in trying
10 escape the mood at Webster, near ST.
Louis
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Miassaia, Mont. Anrii i---T'teFe arc a
sss ssifhsrs in Missosisa. a. Evidenced ~
sAS tasnlset Of pEopi- Who read ,he cali
Tot mass nwetinE ~ she court house
s"hishi a ksa beinE hF0aghr thtther t,y
fssssisfs distributed shout town durgag the
afternoon ~ follows;
Attsntlea. e&tiarns, A. theirs il much
satisfaction FesaFsiiEE the two nam.
leases for mayer u MissoAia. every l.odg l.
earnestly requested 80 attend nsass
mesIiHE TO b. held 81 tbs court hauso Al
- 1siuek tonight Ala Foad eftiEons
and taapaSefs iHisFssiai IN onr welfare
shnsils Dc present al tbs inserting BOAT
faD 10 o1nar. Coed speakers atil be on
l,&nd ard Fira Developments vii eoHe 10
she sssfaee ny order al shs tA1pagsrs'
COMMITTEES"
AstY disa pp"iuted democrats ana 49,.
f'til'stcaHs raaaV cut Elsan reaching the
s'.ssFt assdsa q bis sixn hung. rcsaias
"AtTai faSf"
fsas4rg aigne. faFgwf. was brought Ia "a
sF"ss tsti' aa iasg aiRht where he $50
arrested To-day NJ WsfNs.i the prslfmfn.
afg hvat ms and wss uouaa o4er 10 AZ.
tsss 10 Iha district caaFt ia 500 l,onas
Rtr ts nua iu lsii
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LoAo OF saoT IN HIs HAD.
Archie nrianes OF Corvallis, AEea IN.
KILLED HIMSELF.

Corvallis, or. April i--Anchie 1rldres.
aRed ~ committed suicide near Parker's sta
ton bx shooting himself through the head
with a ehotsan The wcapon was sinaie-har-
relied and the charge was coarsa shot The
moERle was placed close TO the ieft side % the
neck and the shot ranged backward and ap-
ward. causing instant DEATH m health was
undoubtedly the cause Of the act
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AllNEsTN EoR EXILEo ARMENIANs.
rurkish Government Makes n shaw
Of CiemeaeS.

New York. April 1.-The foiisxins notice
iasepEisi TafAlah Consulate m Tits city.
- rhink tlsf eersti far Turkey a New
York has fgssSsfal of1ers tn<n his rurcrnm@nf
n interp itsasF ula may have ~ lntPsest m
late astssfsfe sie sase tskrn refuge abroad
hzVc Az t1sf atnupstla4 These who are
andcr Fehteues % death wilt h. pro,laionaliF
kept IN fqrtfees.t
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FRANCE WANTS MORE wARsHIps.


paris April lat q cabinet meeting today
the minister for the colonies. ~. I.ehon. was
authorised 10 present 20 the bureau Of cham
her Of depnttes = blu providing for the ex-
pendiiUre Of SaNte,0 900 francs with which to
build war Ehlrs the expenditure 10 be spreaa
through 10 or Is eadgetA the sum Of 4 go 90
francs being provided for by the budget Of
.lSas
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wAITseURe GUARD coMPLlMENTEU.
Retained IA the Militia Because %
It's Splendid RAcord.

Olympia, March accompany . o.
Waitsburg has been selected 10 remain n
The national guard because il K enc Of
the Oldest companies in the state and AZ
the last inspection was officially reported
BY the inspector general TO be IN every
respect the best company IN the state. Il
is centrally located for ali southeastern
Washington. II an outbreak should o.
cur al the peniteniary which would re-
quire the presence OF militia. as SONS
WaAla Wallans seem 10 imagine might o.
the case, Company d could be placed up-
on the field almost as readily as com
pany In Walla Walla
Major Bailaine announces that II It can
be arranged 50 the WaIia Walia conpany
can be maintained without expense to the
state except for equipments. the portion
OF the order disbanding Company C VII
be rescinded and the compzny's reinstate-
ment ordered provided action ba taken
within reasonable length OF time The
same qualification, he says. holds COCO
with regard to Troop A Of North Yakfna
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'PRUAaNe KNIFE N CALIFORNIA.
Cav -nor pttdd Cats out stx a.,.
lceA Thousand noIlars.

Stefumcrto Afril t'rhis was the last aay
an wbteh sha governor saai3 sign hllls passed
by he legislature am Governor Bndd today.
Isl siEning tae several appropriation bill. pro-
Niaina fey tie maintenance Of state tnHtitu-
ticogl eni ais itruia sRsheatiug te0.eee His
seta Kills Appropriations x sSaq. go FOE the
star pgintieF esioe end allowances q the stats
lhfitty saiiiiascs ard far ne csfr ~ The eauf.
sd Eroaaas
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AL AGREED ON FREIGHT RATES.
Meeting Of Western Railroad Rrprc-
sentnttVes Harmonious.

Chicago. April 1.-The agreement regard
Ing freight matters was practically aaop;-
ed yesterday by the western roads was
formally ratified by the executive OF
GERS and Is now ia effect. The freight
matters took up little time today. and The
meeting then turned its attention 10 mas
senger affairs The general passenger
agents Recommendation thar the Western
Passenger association be turned into a
bureau OF statistics aud information was
adopted by the executive officers. The
clergy bureau and the mileage bureau OF
the passenger association will be retained
and the clerical force Of the organixat ton
will be retained. The only chanee In the
working OF the association Is that * will
have hereafter nothing 90 do with rates
or their maintenance.
The unaniTnity with which the roads are
keeping up the rates Is at first rather snE-
Hestice OF an agreement. but Il Is utterly
impossible to- prove that any agreement
exists among the roads, Each road has
for itself issued orders TO contracting
agents that under no circumstances are
rates to be cut. They have been told that
even II competitor should cut rates. they
are not to meet the reduction.
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MOTION TO ADVANCE THE HEARING
Supreme Coura Asked 40 Hurry the
Railroad Trust Case.

Washington April lin the Urltea states
supreme court Solicitor General Conrad. ses-
ing for the government. entered a nosion 70
advance On the docket the suit AGAINST the
1olat Traffic Association. cornpFisiur the
principal trunk lines. The reasons sre given
Ter the advance So follows. The association
IL claimed BY the United States to violate b
It's agreement she nrSt and second sections o.
THE so-cslled Interstate commerce aea % Fea,-
rHAss 4 ISM; also 10 be an unlawful inter-
Terence with interstate commerce Irrespective
q any statutory provision. The agreement Is
believed 10 be Illegal under the principle in
VOWED In United States VI. trans-Aiissoug4
frs4ghi Association. decided by this court
March 2, 1877, hat I am Informed this Is can
tested BY defendants by same % them and
They wiz cOntinne to operate unser their
agreement until the decision Of this court in
the premises. The case being one q great
public Importance, involving the rghs OF
eosnpettng railroad companies - combine Tor
the pdrlsase Of maintaining rates aud roeiius
ira Tao I respectfully move this court for al
vsiloenent Of this case to be heart the pres
eni term
Conrad suggested the "a inst. Is tho dats
for the argument James Carter for the t,sf
ne association. announced concurrence in sAe
motion 20 advance, saying his clients were
Nefz anxious 20 have the case heard before al
loeInment for the summer The ohieg sus-
tice announced that tire motion would be Ia
ken under adNisemeut.
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wALTER sToNE aRMsED r4g wINp. {.
Uader Arrest at NaAnsouIa for PASSING
FORGED Cheek.

NWTENW
Missoula. Mont, March Sl.--The police
are looking high and LOW after Walter
Stone. a gay young forger who arrived IN
the city last Sunday. pat up at the Kcn.
nedy hotel, and registered the name o.
John Harris. The following evening he
called at the Golden Rule store. purchas-
ed a pair OF shoes and stockings FOR Sass
and presented a check for $3.50 to Mitchell
& Bowen in favor OF ]. l. Morrison.
which was received. He went away aud
that was the last seen o. him. The neNi
day the check was discovered TO be a for
gery. 1t Is also learned that the young
man was Walter Stone, son OF Elder
Stone. the Adventist preacher living az
Helena. The same young man spent
few days here last summer IN custody Of
Deputy Sheriff Waller OF Spokane during
the washonts. being then en- route 10 Spo-
kane TO stand trial for a similar case. for
which he received a jail sentence
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GILL FOR RELIEF OF sgscueRs.
CenHresp Asked ta Reeompensr nr-
SERVING Men ta Alaska.

serving Men IN Alaska.
Washington. April i..-Spnator Turner
and Representative Jones have introduced
In their respective houses bllI appro.
prlating ti0on for the rescuinR. caring Tot
aud transportation " wrecked seamon
from the schooner g. q. White, which
waH wrecked on the south end Of zodiac
island. Alaska. April n. 1894 Alphonxo
G. Edwards. formerly OF spokane. now
United States commissioner OF Alaska.
II IntereHted IN securing this appropria-
tian Tor the men who risked their liVrr
and used their property for the benefit
he says would be \ very small compensa.
ton for the work done and the loss OF
time incurred.
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eReAr sTRIke S rARgAreNep.
Coal Miners In the neeeh Creek re-
Gtoa Are Not satisfied.

Altoona. Pa. April There L. a pros
rect OF great strike In the Beech Greek
coal region. owing 10 a change in the
working system. Word comes from Phil
lipsburE this morning that the miners
there will not accept a reduction or the
new day system.
Miners In Beech Greek region say II the
attempt 10 reduce wages II general there
will be a general strike
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arsn on wArnn an Annnpn,,N.
Railroads Cant Move Traiaa-Ilnse-
mchta md Elral Flaorn Wet.

Aberdeen, s, D.. April 1.-The northern
part OF the city II largely inundated
lines here has been entirely abandoned.
Aberdeen store Easements are flooded.
The Western Union telegraph Office has
two feet OF water upon the floor. Occur
wants OF many residences have been
forced TO move out.
Westport. north OF Aberdeen, has ak
feet of water on the principal streets
Storekeepers are carrying on business In
the second stories, Al Faulkton. George
Peck. age IS was drowned
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uREAk FEARED Ar NEW ORLEANS
wash From the Nteaneru weaken.
eae lsesEea.

New orleans, April i.--up TO 10 A. m. as
Far aa kpoNu the iins Of iyouisiana ies.
sos HnH lusart. but a bFuak az any mo.
mont u feared Constant watching for
weak places has been the means Of avert
ana several crcVhsNeH 81 dangerous points.
The great danger below the city il due
TO the wave wash caused by steamers.
- hitch run closc 20 the khore 10 avoid the
swtft current and drift The goyrrner
and mayor have issued proclamation call
on them to keep In the middle OF the
stream. Heavy iocal storms the last few
days soaked the lcvees. and the people
behind them. indignant At the heodiess-
neHs Of pilots. talk of The use OF arms
TO compel them 10 keep away.
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JAY EATON WON THE MATCH RACE
The ChtcaEo nicScIe Rider Defeated
Fanr Crack Men.

San Francisco, March SHAY Eetun of t-hi-
caEo is On his throne. Tonight at Mechanfcs
pavilion he defeated Loughead. Becker aa6
Wells in a tusiF-coiuered match race Cor =
purse Of $500. He tv0 Of the heats rss-.
The hrSt heat was wan bF L1uEAe1a Web
second. Eaton third and Becker fourth Tbs
time, 2sas % IL indoor couaY.etltiOn rea7ra yer
single paced events Eaton won the sccsnd ana
third heats in s;s1 IS and sscs ress,ec1iNeiy.
The money was won follows; Eaton Ers;
lscughesa second. Becker third
Orlando Stevens nede an eShibitioa haif f,H,.
IN s., which is the indoor reeord
six Day Race.
Washington March zi.--The score al raid
night ia the six-day bicycle race j. as f,,,-
lows: Sehock ie72 miles Lawson aaS Atlle-t
$50, Golden ei2 Cassidy sal Kivierre @as. Fae,l
80, Miller l2A Schock IS 1--WE miles ahead o. ths
record
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/. DISMAL WASTE or wArrns,
Thr~e Haadred Towns anA eide.
Are aubmeFMed.


Are submeFMed.
HFeenNtile. Miss. April 1.-The water
continues 10 fan. but not 20 rapidly as
aoriRR tho hours following .he break Ia
shr lHN@~. A train and crew on the Xiv
srside division % the Valley road. caught
bctNeun Slopes Landing and Stokes GREY
aser, - OBLIGED 90 remain Ihere. The wa
i~f IL ossr the track OF the Leland branch
road. and trains are abandoned.
TCH thousand peopis aFW homeless ia
ihe nood district Throo hundred towns
and eisies Hrc submSrg~d and dosoiatiau
ruiRns over this lovely valley.
A dismal waste Of waters covers the
surrounding cooatFg on every side OF
8reenHiiie. and the city l. a desolate
iHiaRd, connected with tho outside world
~ tncfN thread Of Telegraph line run
ming east. Railroad communication Is cut
OF north and south. Roaedale, Ciunnaaon,
BOLIVAR. Huntington ard a hundred other
FsorfpsrsnE towns north % here. Arn0la
isaiinndaie, Wagside. eNtfinassT Stone
Fiiic and Leland south and west. together
with a suoFS Of smaller hamieis, Are Ia
tbg same condition ~ 6rcsnviiic.
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soARO OF AUDIT AND ooNrRoL
Five Men Appointed by the Govern.
or OF Washington.

Olympia. Wash, March 1.-THE neW
state board Of audit and control was 2p-
pointed today by Governor Rogers. The
members Of il are State Treasurer Yoenr
Auditor Cheetham. SUpt. Browne. STATE
Printer Hicks and Ernest Lister. Sesre-
tary Of the peoples party state censrgii
committee. Mr.. Lister. besides being
member OF the board Is auditor OF instI.
tutiOns iha; come under the boards man
agemeni
New Grain Inspector
Governor Rogers today removed Z. "
Lawrence Of Garfield as state grain in-
spector and appointed c. z. Wright 81
Columbia county 10 the vacancy sIr
Lawrence had been requested sevaral
days ago TO resign. He refused 70 complr
and his removal promptly followed The
position pays $3.50 per annum.
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~ . - 70 Sc NAMED
ArinA otaeerS BeEEeve wheaton WIN
BE the Man.

Masa4neion. April Lit Is expected
ehat tie nom2nation Hiu be made OF a
major general 70 dll the vacancy made
% ihe retlreaaent q Major General Ru-
ser ARMY otNcers are agreed IN the Ne
llei iaaf lie choice wiu fall upon GEN
s,al FFeeat5n- and that Colonel Shafter
the 4rsS 5nfantry viii get the brira-
aies seasrslis1if caused by General Whea-
io.i4 S promotion. Saafter Is on his wav
- washington from san Francisco. hut
ais name Tth not so to the senate until
scloA haE been taken on the nomination
s. ~ he On. arecautien made necessary
eN The aAct thag there is no actual va
ef'so1 altl thar slFne
Miaeaton RemaEnx "a n~nxer.
ASenEfr, April l--ITiEaHler General +.
y beaten Today reserved a telegram from
tAe NaT department; asking him II he
pul3 Erefer tc move to Chicago and
take cas1uisn5 Of the military DEPART
Haeni q the Missouri or remain in Den
vey curing ,ac remainder OF his term Of
services THIS telegram Is taken 10 b. a
fosi'lSe eYioehce taat General Wheaton
Miil Ne made major general. TO succeed
Aa3o~ ic1ers' HUger. who reaches me
aEe o. s; years
Geneyai %heatoa replied that he would
preter e renaaia stth the department OF
Pc Colorado
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WHICH ON rAE SOUTHERN pAcIElc
Trsins caIIIded Head ON Nrar Ia
aleAtde gfRpetearl

atestde uRceteark.
San Francisco, April 1.-The Southern
Pacific train for San Jose collided with
the fnEleslde race track special this ove-
ming near the race track. No one was
killed. but both engines were wrecked
The 1ngieslde train had gone on to a
sldinE to await the passaEe OF the train
for San Jose. Instead Of going on the
main track, the San Jose train went onto
the siding and bumped into the special
None OF the passengers suffered serious
damnEo
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oraea rlecsrlc RaiIvnx.

salt LAKE. March &l-spcctai 10 the TF5lssno
from Ogden. Utah. says The articles OF tnSsr~
poratlon % the oglen Electric Railway Com.
pany were yesterday licd IN the osgioe Of the
county clerk The capital stock Of thu ecrr,or~
Atfon IA n ga CO.
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BIDS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES.
Interior Department Calls for Pro-
POsala to De Opened I'm May.

Washington. April 1.-The secretary Of
the interior today authorized the Indian
bureau to call for bids for furnishing sup.
plies for the indian service during the
fiscal year beginning July l Rext Bids
win be opened At Chicago and New York
on May in Chicago and May IS in New
York. The contracts to be let then at
those places will aggregate In value over
3, ~. Ooo. Over two-thirds OF the supplies
will be contracted for at Chicago.
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AFTER A ring OF CHINESE THUGS
Treasury Oasclaln Expect 60 Arrest
ProfeaalonaI Perlnrern.

san Francisco, April l-Isocal officials OF
the United states treasury allcse that they
have secured Information prpVtng tho exist
rcse Of Illegally landing Chinese girls for i'm
moral purposes The treasurS agents eN.
rect 10 arrest number % professional per-
year.
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Washington. April i,--Cclonel Fred Grant Of
New YORK. son % General L. Grant. was
this morning offered the position Of assistant
SECRETARY Of war and has the ofcr under coa-
slderatlon.
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IlNDnY own Avn lsniAN DILl.s
senate COMMITTEES ~ Approximation
HeuartR FnVarnbly.

Washington. April 1.-The senate COM
lni,tee on appropriations today agreed to
Report the sundry civil and 1ndiah appro-
congress. A few verbal changes were
found advisable and an important change
was made IN the provision IN regard 60
opening the Uncompahgre Indian reser-
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CHIEF CROWLEY HAS RESIGNED
After ThIrty-SeVen Years OF service
In san Eraneisco.

san Francisco. March Si.-The Examiu-
er says this morning;
Patrick Crowley. chief OF police. will
resign his once today after 81 years
service in the police department Of this
city. His resignation will be presented
this evening al the annual meeting OF the
police commissioners sitting as pension
board There Is no doubt that the resig-
nation will be accepted and that after
this evening Chief Crowley win be no
longer actively connected with the do.
partmentk OF the city government
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Rome. AIs4i L-The cruiser Tigurla will BE-
sent 10 New 1osR BY the government 70 rep-
resent Italy AZ the dedication on April u 81
the orant monument
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soTLER SAILS NEXT FRIDAY.
Arch Murderer 10 ne Taken IN Auu-
traEa for Trial
FRIDAY.

81 NeeDcssco. Afrtl On boars the Mari
n0sa wneu she scarves for Agstralia next ri
Gay wig Be- tap areh Dzu-tenar. Isstier me
Hris-1per vll r. sl;srini caatgnuafIy Through
oli lc ;ha szsgIaiisu deteeslycs ana should he
RIVE saFiE W{li hs easiae5 se a steel r4ns in
hts ce3A whl>a hss heen provided for such
en- eu',rgcrrs Tie vessel VAS due to Mi
tosiag. eat & jelmye& account 81 the Eng
Asl wS!i istng st1yre-bsuna IN che way aero~.
thg csutinent
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PPoteatant Archbinhap OF Dublin,
Dublin, April i.--Rishl Hon and Most Rev.
conyn Piunkett. Protestant archhiahpp Of
Dublin, died thla mofRinE He was born In
ta2s. succeeded 10 the title In iS5a and was
elected archbishop on the reaignation Of Arch
bishop Trench in lisa
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rlnrne Amnnr nrItl.h Trann..

Iondcn. March ~ dlEratch from nofaiaY
says the plague has broken out among the Britt
ish troopa at Caleha.