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NAoS ~ ~HSuI Terms. SlO 10 SiS.Tral. Open evs
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TFLYNN'S BUSINESS COLLEGE sTH AND *.
IL Established 1876 Day and night sessions.
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Chevy Chase.
French and English School for Girls. Suburbs of
Washington French the language of the house
Nile L. N. BOULIGNY. Principal. Chevy Chase
Miss O. PETrIGREW. Asst Prin. { 2. O.. Nd
my221yr
MISS BAIGH's CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTE
AND BUSINESS COLLEGE
1927 18th ST NV
Pupils prepared for Examinations Census
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Sergeant Major John J. Duffy has de-
clined the office of second lieutenant Com
pany A. 9th Battalion, to which he was re-
Gently elected
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-01
\. -I1NIF 81 S.5EE7.F' -. ( !
Wkr6tce q;

tt.t It TsN 4 fE%t- t5TS" = q
T.. Wtr6 81 Is os
swiera tuta]'w doma p. Aear"'na, 70"
lak nasz : Ksiestwa Posnansk'ego.
!. Buda, 1pteres iokciowY, bfawa-
tow p.6c,en, jako ! pracownle
ubran pcdsug MARY. Pan B., ktor'
Jest obrotnym kupcem. .starae =; s,s
bedzie odbiorc6~ swych pod ksz-
a,m w7gledem zadowoln't. To
tel sadz,my, 10 Rodacy .uasi z Mo-
wego'niasta okol'cy, idso "a ha
stem: swdj do ssego. podaEa do p.
b. okszu]ac mu tenn samem zycz"
Jlw"s6. jake rodakowi swemu. kt6r,
nd to sastuguje.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-01

sostat sksxany. to - inne przestee 4
stwo, niewatp'lwie popefn'one 2
nam NE snan1e n"Pfo tel odpow,edz,
So dodaie 6w ksiads schyl,lem !
pokorse glove pred sprawiedliwos-
cia m;ongolsko. rosyjska slug car
skich.n'
nC;ekawv Jest tryb %wYwozeniis.
p,sse dalej ow ks,atl.
Oskarzony n~ajosydoiej przes Wade
.p'ol'ey;oe, ks'4ds ME moss sig bro
n,6.,' DO 20 zwvkle wcaIe ME pyttly.
Niespaodz,ewanie v nooy sJauia s'f
kt6rym polecono cd w,tzc
sp~rsastepce' do klasztoru. K,ed>
lad! xamkna ksie lea, v klasstorst,
tsdy dop,ero dAis zoaS b skapo~i.,
3, taxi : taxi ksi9dz ia szkodl'~a
.izia}alno66" zesianY zostal do kl4
nj ozas n,eosnaozonv. W
porwaula ksisdza Mkt MI
VIE, doksd go wloza, ME wolno IDA
vac IN ~entsrsa. AMI wjls6 rozpo-
r.adzen. " ob.wie zas, zeby para
ME broaili ks,edsa, daja m"
Tub dwie ma przygotowanle.
do dros'.
'Ustaws tego wiezien'a ola ks's
~ lest bardzo surowa. Me wolao;
kap&anowl 1amknietemu mit6.
nab"z.nstwa pub!irznego, ami spell
mac ,nuych czYunusci dnehnwnych,
ME wolno be-. koutroli proboszcza
kt6-y zara.em jest nacselnik's,u te-
20 wlez'enis, "lrzvm { l'st6s, nj,
przyjmowat od~,eds'n sna~
ionych. Pfsyssios6 wieso,dw =
|ezv cd op'nl,y jake sYda Q Mich ten
,adxorca. Kto rae s,edz'al v kl'~
s@torze ksru7m. jest pode]rzanym
prsez sale tyc'e q ME dostaje zwykls
possdy v krs1u.zabranYm."
Ma Il 9 r"za,n'~d - pisze P,ze.
glad Wszechpolsk,'' ma doz6rc6w7
.. "E =.
tych w,ezien ola ksie4v wyb:eaa
rzaa zvykle ludzi pajgorszych.
w Ae}on by}, a mole jest do
tak,m doz6rr8. dom ">sar
lin Koiupsjfo, lotr wierutnY 4. =
,ustn.k, hulaka , szulrr.
W a:.bidvecezyi mobYlewsk'e,
est okoio 300 ksiesy, z tel l,osby
'kazano ma wlezien'e Y Ag}onie-s
ak pow,edziano = 81, ii bl SIX, IL
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-01
Nowina, kG6ra wielu u
CteHZY.

szczeS,iwi mog2 hyt tn ma ziem
tylko ludzie zdruwi ulomni za6t. ma
ciele ME moga " ca}ej pelni odczuwat
rozkoszy tego Swfata.
Do tel n,eszc'sSliwej klasy nalsia
cierpiacy ma jag >sek'et,4 cbo,obe
lciowa; ci zwykIe nc zdolni: g do
aduej : 81 ezej piracy ami umystpwej.
All cie,esnej Ale poi .sowsni~ g,dni
= tel ci k'6.zy przez zle od+ywianie
s'e ciszk2 pracs k3opo'y 1nb wskutek
zar~4e",a sig cd innych ciefpieh sig
nabawili . al:
Takim ludziom dokucza zwykle
krom che, 6b specyalnych b,cie serca
b6l Rlcwy o4.'..s < star czylli .,spka
wielka cbo, oba bole6ci merck kolkis
reumatyzm kr6tki oddech q 'sk6ra
obsy pana krostami i ranami.
Ola takach chOryrh I'D.
nak jeat pOmoc. W mletue
nassem wylnnsallstszlii d, lekar-
stwo, ktorem podobne chornb,
zupeinie wyle,zone bvt moga, ] to
" kr6tkim czas:e l bez wielklch,
koszt6w.
Ma zyczenie poslemy naszym roda-
kom zupeanie bezplatnie lyle lekarstwa,
lie .statczy ma jeden tydzieh.
VVssays Us a k'6tzgx III pt.gg & Ryylltsczenala ]
q ~ WIG ,Ils,osn s1 nabosa q scif
ass s
State Medic.l III pens ,ry.
F76sE. M.,.ikon Str Chicago Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-01

Polska pod Moskalem.
WARSAW Wa. HakatYam MOS
k,ewski. w tynge'tapglu podrsed-
nym policya zakasala artystom i
artystxom uzywad do 6pie@ek j
kuple,dw je.yka polsk'ego, 2 jed
"ei s.rony u~ata6 to nslesy "a
prze6iadowanie isz, IA polskiego =
2 drugirj strony snd~ doorse, DO
pro,dukcyee Muzy p'odkasanei naj~
st5sown'vjszeml So W jszykach
aiemle:kin i trancusk,m.
sfT*= a$v -o-1
.-E= fn
WARsZAWA. 1Zapow,adne
p.smo ludo~e ..Oswiata" ..aczs}"
iuz, ,swieci6''...... Jak~ w,aduno,
p'smo. 70 wychodzl.... z kancelarv'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. , ma nlbY IA
'elu szerzen,e. ,Swiatv " duchu ..
'hrze6 cian.ktego, pracowitego 5Ycin
). ,,oSwlata'. desta1a aetkl kom.
Cd p'saf ros>jst,tb q u
'bvba vymown'e 6wiadczy Q jejl
.:oralnej wartodo.. l
kapfaa.i Policy y y. pr !, ''e'
prze1 r4ad ros, j.ki.
sF.f.. N~-. .E-El. = ...|.=- .'--'H s=a--l /
Przegl4d Wssechpolsk." POI
ssereg nazrisk ksixsy prsedla-
przez rzad roeyjskl 70
speln1anie obo~iazkd~ du-
i obywatelsk,ch.
v pr.eo,agu ostasn'oh lat ds,e-t
lseiu : 1ee'dneig tylilko, .dyyeFoezii ne
'yie~sk,e1 zesiaoso ioh do. klasstoru
. Aglon,e ogdiem IS.
Agloo i Jest to st las !: pode1
plnIiik a s.! ! Y odleg I NIL o ID;
o&afhska, prsszaayzoasgg zpbaspiis
! w'ezlenie Ola ks'ezy, kt6rsy aa-
wobre e' rs4du 'o%sYJsk'eggc. "
'szu6J sp'dWto kaIOiIckleJ
TAXI tlas.tor karn1, nslvieoe1
q bywa n%spe9nianY klasltor Y
Ilre l nd. y dycesyi lnadzkiej.
'zapys,al.te,m u. yp'ssef pswien
s,ad1, xysok,esos anrsssdnlka ], Ola
Eeg9' rs 4 4: ,a - o .sE', 49, 9
ll,,wiees karxe ksiseA.ysa?P O'leaaszylmmasl'lte l'
. . oapo~ie,,d1liI'::;-- Nie,pr.v,,'lle'd'),-
10 nigdy. 30 ka4dY : wss rasiu~ !,
= karl, ie,sl,, n'e = q. = col !
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-01
SAXON FOLEY.
Mimi.

" os.dsie Foley, niedalek.
polsk,ego kodoioa. a.. Albery,e
..aosyl rod.k mas. sTAN1sLAw
AUszA duty hotel. R.t =.
* kon'e msl. y niego nnajlepazaa.
wygods. Yb,rne piix',o.
wddti j Wins P.nrnist.ioie. rod.cY,
4 bliss.5 nAm 40, Nil cpd.l!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-01

Na&F5tss E&.IaST&.Et - EEE9gyEH =ET-E gt4SiEA-4r.t -.
NAKkO, Do'a, 2 styczan,'a.
Dnlia 81 g,ndo''l,.a !. 9 z't ggodiziln IT,
t.mrjj rot wlecsorem powstal O.
Ri.n n .miyt,:e Choblli .hskim y
Dies.kan robotnika Borzycha.
kodsicee ss an ! ~ ds'e q = ! i itbie 4. !
ppo ss ! q j: p e i.lI''aR ]. Wya . I Y,
MAJ sa'eii SEC spo'st.r'1e z p l,,''lls
ni. ~y l5lp's ,lE!.'t . n As !1'.,''' r. Bo,
,.,ohA j q, szeli lak ,nojstarsse
r,dn,e lstois d.iecto vola'lo =,
K,lku ns1osYzn chciaio wsj.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-01
"a do isby. teby ocall6 csworo dziee-

az do isby, tebY ooalld csworo dz' s'-
8, \ kktt6rYoh nsistarsse m'a'o s'edn
lat, na1mtodsze 1edsa POI roku,
leoz cotneli sig z pouodu dsmn
erozqcego I'm uduszeniam. Ale 2
"a ar1botnlkaa Oremsklego smiaio
wesz}a DO izby ] wynos,}a tedneo
dsieoko 30 drDg'em. Wssystk'e
dzlec, bez przvtor noScl lezafy NJ
xiemi. GdY ova baohaterykia /" be
ia wyb,egla izbys ostatniem
dsisck,em, zemdlala j rpadia ne ne
xiemr,e. 2 tych DIVORCE dziec' tYYl lie
l.doo jessczo Lefty ehore, lecs
bbesplieecznie. drug'e. 4 ds s ! e g zd 1l'' re.
a.E.i T&tttSr-Sff:' -Er# -IiI CHARACTERIZATION 9S G%ESN II. A'rANt,E
.O,wt,aa, dsislna k.obieta zaape~ ne. etrsy--
ma sasiutona nagrods.
o.
OsTROWO. arabine Marya
Szembek skazai sad karny ma 100
uarek> karY pleniysnej :. obra~s
p anal; is,spr ,ls, ppoe+wi,t5v,eg',o, sslel,.
deeo., P,sa'a DO Q ego, aby IL od wi
.fz's v spraw'e sskolnej. 1ospektor
odplsal , wyznac.y1 dlz'eh, v kt6
rym bedz,e W szAole. M to odpowie
shrs bina, re ona "a wilyte d.
ME PREY bedz e. . k.ead1y teo-
re ME odpisa&, napisala zn6w don.
*sie me Una ma grzecznosoi. ia ten
list x.brazi1 sip 6w paa Inspector j
poz wal b Ab'ne Go sadu - q sgd
zip " ten oswiadc4enlu
.brszy pana inspektora. Wyrokow
krytykowac ME vol.o.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-01
z Poznah IS j

q ~OAuaHSklegO.
WITKOWO.: Powstsi cg,eh y
domu p. Kac.marowe4ieg.l polar
.znl''szczyt wars.tat stolar ii p. 1t m-
kego, a przyte'n epalil sig DOM
sazewca p. Jarzsbowskiego do sscs, :
tt Mieszka}y " MIN rodziny ubogiey.
POZNAN. Professor dr..
DrYgas z Fuldy objYt redskcya,,
Kur. Poso. Syn jego Arnold
afozyk egzamin panstwowy "
6,esseu ma lekarza. -.
is. P x=IGNACY KLARo~
WICZ, prcbosscs v Gor.ycsoh,
xsk' 1ndoz,} zywot doclesnv. .Zmsr}Y
arodz,} sic 1884, |. ma kap*nna wyd~
v'ec"ny zosta} 1851 :. >By& to MAJ
pra~y i kaplan b.rdso czynny, ktd.
~ misrswic'e v OLA sic kwltnacego
kulturksmpfa. gdy :byt proboszozem
y J.ktoro~ ;e, stawai -: obron,e
Po~,srzonych sobie owieclek. Jake
obywatel brat We. wasYstkicb
saszych praeach, srdiecsny'h;
ay~y uds,sl, aw zyoiu t"war1>-
sk,em byl przviao,elsk,m, m'lym
~uprzr]nym. Mech spoczvws y
s~pokoju:
sTRAGKov Q. Piiany ko}o-
ds,ej Gadacz poiozywey s,e = lokta.
u pana schrrokera- TAX ,sobie '
TEN ubesn }adnien' zatkaf nos j
Ut Sst...s 3 = IS .. ql ll4,i'. P'o ' I ]. Vi tome /
sSswot,rootsaddzkiteo,ii l.s=AS o. !. 81. 5.siSsf
zs IS;
-
NAKK.n nn,a 9 atunznla
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-01
2 Prqs Polskich,',,

CH|EkMkO. Po = 1''s
Bartk 0 VS. zos.a} przez
s.ypra pi'.rs|Es''s' jeso sv'' "a
hysakach dspadoiety j noAsn IRA
niony, V sku,ek czego umars.
%
-:poBE;oc1E pow, wejhe-
rovski. 2 dn,em IS 3. m. oddaos
sYds'e tnt'j'do %pobl'osnego usyt'
II ponocnlcsa aj%eDturra oooatowa.
z~,.zek teite z poost, " Lusin'e
sskuteosniad bedsie p:eszy l'stonoss.
- 90
= KAMIEN. Ob,r.ny na burnt:
strzs pan Jan Fuhg : B,skopca' n
Warmi, zostai przez rejencYs POI
tvierdzonY.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-04-07

back yard Mrs Amber ran out into
the street. the murderer following close
behind and shooting all the time. She
WAS shot In the back as she was go
ing out the gate and running a. few
steps farther. fell on her knees begging
Tor mercy For answer, Mlchod walked
up 10 the PROSTATE woman and fired
shot into her left side that put an
end 10 her struggles.
Pla ling the pistol in lis mouth Mich
% pulled the trigger, but there was
no cartridge in the gun. He had just
been released from the penitentiary at
WalIa walla after serving four years
term for attempting 10 murder the
same woman while she was employed
at the Fanny Paddock Hospital. She
bore a scar on her forehead where the
bullet grazed her that time. MIchod
after the murder was cool and collect
el and expressed no regret for his
crime. lie wanted to be hung and that
quickly. Both he and his wife were
Of French Canadian extraction, and
MichOd said he shot his wife because
she was untrue TO him. After the first
attempt on her life. Mrs. Michod goi
divorce and soon after married Johr
Amber a hard working and respecta
bile man.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-04-07
PAID THE PENALTY.
Michod. the Wife Murderer. Hanged
at Tacoma.

TACOMA, April 6.-Albert Michod
was hanged at 7:1O o'clock this morn
ing on the fifth floor of the court
house.
The execution was complete in every
detail, not the slightest hitch occur
ring. Michod died in II minutes, his
neck being broken by the fall.
On the scaffold Michod said;
Friends, l am here to die. am face
to face with death, All want to say
is that after murder the best method
is capital punishment. Friends, l have
committed many errors and my hair
is very gray, but l have got good
reason to have gray hair. That's all.
Goodbye to you all"
Albert Michod who was hanged today
shot and killed Mrs. John Amber, his
former wife. on the evening of septem-
ber II, 1899. He went into the house
which is located on the ''Niggar Tract"
when no one but the woman was at
home. When he entered the door she
started to run out the back way, and
he sent a shot after her Seeing that
escape was impossible through the
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-04-07
LEARNING TO KNOW UNCLE.
Huntington's Opponents in the South
srn Pacific Taught Lesson
in Finance.

NEW YORK. April s-The Herald
prints the following:
There are rumors OF a breach be-
tween the Huntington and Speyer in
terests In the Southern Pacific railway.
The stock market plans Of the Speyer
contingent have not worked smoothly
because II is asserted that obstacles
have been placed in their path by Pres
ident Coils p. Huntington and some Of
his friends. Mr.. Huntington is in the
west and il is said that James Speyer
has not been able to reach him. In
cidentally Mr.. speyer's conferences
with representatives OF Mr.. Hunting
ton have been far from satisfactory.
1t appears that a fortnight or more
ago the Speyer contingent started in
to advance Southern Pacific's price,
having arranged strong pool for that
purpose. But when it got the stock
around to q, the pool found that it
WAS getting entirely too much stock.
Investigation showed that certain in
side interests were marketing big
blocks OF stock. which they had ac-
quired prior to the time the books Of
the old company closed for the annu-
al meeting, which was held yesterday.
Mr.. speyer tried to convince these in
terests that by holding OFF while his
pool worked, they would be able to
get much better prices for their stock
and thinking that he had succeeded in
this. ne began to push the stock up.
But selling Of the same persistent sort
came into evidence when the Southern
Pacific got around TO 4S and since then
there has been steady liquidation
that has taxed the POOLS resources.
Yesterday the stock sold below 40.
II is now disclosed that when the
Southern Pacific stock was selling at
AZ, Mr.. Huntington gave to some of
his friends, in the management, options
on large lots Of the stock as low as 40.
One Of those blocks contained 10000
shares. IL was partly this stock which
the Speyer pool was obliged to buy.
At the annual meeting of the South
ern Pacific held in San Francisco, some
OF the changes made were entirely un-
expected and it is noted that no repre-
sentative of the Speyer interest has a
place on the board. Vice President ].
c. Stubbs and ]. Kruttschnitt. who
have been directors for several years,
are out and VIM. F. Dodge, who has
been a director for only few months
is also dropped. In the places of these
appear Messrs. Hawley. the assistant
traffic manager. Probst and Haggin.
August Belmont appears on the board,
succeeding F. H. Pardee.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-04-07
EXCLUDING AMERICAN PORK.
Tile State Department Demands That
Turkey Prove Her Charges of
Embellishments

WASHINGTON. April 6-Secretary
Hay has addressed vigorous protest
to the Turkish government against the
proposed application of an edict ex-
cluding American pork from Turkey.
The note enters an emphatic denial of
the pretense of the unwholesomeness
set up against our pork as basis for
the exclusion and pointedly makes 1t
necessary for the Turkish government
to support its contention by adequate
evidence before II can enforce the edict
without serious results. The officials
here are confident, as the result OF
the complete failure of the German
health officers to make good such as
sertions respecting our meats, that the
Turkish government can make no bet
ter showing.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-04-07

LONDON, April 6.-The war office
has received the following dispatch
from, Lord Roberts, dated Bloemfon-
tein, April 8;
"Methuen telegraphs from Boshof,
in the Orange Free State, a little
northeast of Kimberley, as follows:
Surrounded General Villebois Mar
eull and body Of Beers today, and
they could not escape Vlllebois and
seven Beers were killed, eight wound
ed and so taken prisoners. Our losses
were;
'Killed-Captains Boyle and Will
liams, both Of the Yeomanry, and two
men Of the Yeomanry.
Wounded-About seven men.
The attack lasted four hours. The
corps behaved very well. Our forces
were composed of Yeomanry, the
Kimberley Mounted Corps and the
Fourth battery Of artillery
General Villebois Maruel ives the
chief of staff of the Boer army. He
was about so years old, and is said to
have been responsible for many Boer
successes In Natal and later In Cape
Colony and the southern part Of the
Orange Free State. 1t is said he en-
tered the Boer service merely because
II was his trade, He went through
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-04-07
AMERICAN CONSUL TORTURED.
Infamous Treatment of Representa-
tive of This Country by Peruvi-
ans-Damages Demanded.

CHICAGO, April ga special to the
Record from Washington, says;
Edward Gottfried, Of Wilkesbarre.
Pa. late consular agent Of this govern
ment at Truxville, Peru. in sworn
statement which he has filed with the
state department, asserts that in the
summer Of 1895 at Huamucho. Peru,
fifty or sixty Peruvian revolutionIsts
dragged him half dressed to the pub
lie square where they demanded that
he produce 5000 soils (between $4,000
and $4,000 and twenty-five rifles with
in fifteen minutes or submit to chas-
tisement in what is termed IN Peru
the flying stocks"
Gottfried Gays he protested he was
unable to comply with the demand and
was Immediately knocked down from
blow on the head and overpowered.
His thumbs were tied together with
thongs and his hands twisted back OF
his head Heavy rifles were inserted
between the inverted elbows and his
head, and in that position he was
strung up. In short time the agoniz-
ing pains rendered him insenslble.
The administration will demand res
titution and an apology.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-04-07
ANOTHER TRUST FORMED.
Screws to Be Controlled By a Combin-
alton Chartered in New Jersey.

WORCESTER, Mass, April 6.-The
Worcester Machine Screw Company
has entered into combination with
the Chicago Screw Company, the De-
troit Machine Screw Company and the
Westerman Company of Lockport
which latter concern operates large
rolling mills. The new company is
named the Standard Screw Company
and is Incorporated under the laws of
New Jersey with capital stock Of
$780, 900.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-04-07

CINCINNATI, April g. Governor
Taylor gave out the following state
ment at Frankfort tonight:
For weeks l have been made the
target OF villification by certain un-
prineipled newspapers in Kentucky.
The vilest Insinuations have been made
and the most outrageous falsehoods
been told. I,desire to say that neither
directly, nor indirectly had I any con-
nection with the assassination Of Sem
ator Goebel. l am not a criminal.
neither will ever be a fugitive from
justice.
Whenever indicted, IL such an out
rage should be committed. l shall ap-
pear for trial, conscious Of my inno-
cence and OF the ultimate triumph Of
right and justice
The whole purpose Of this persecu-
tion has been, and is. to drive me from
my post of duty and to punish me for
holding the office to which have been
fairly elected"
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Another Kentucky Court Decides
Against Republicans.
JUDGES ACTION A SURPRISE
Case win Be at Once Appealed to Supreme
Court Of the United Staiss--In Tie
Meantime the State Has
Two Governors.

FRANKFORT. Ky, April s.--The
court Of appeals today handed down
decision in the goyernorship case
in favor OF the democrats. The opln-
ion is by six judges, four democrats
and two republicans. One republican.
Durelle, dissented.
The opinion holds that the action Of
the legislature in seating Beckham was
final. and that the courts have no
power to review It. that Taylor ex-
eeeded his authority n adjuorning the
legislature to London, and that the
journals OF The two h)uses of the leg
islature being irregular, can be inn
peached.
Republicans will now try to get a
hearing before the United States sii-
preme court. Thirty days mist elapse
before a mandate OF the court OF ap-
peals, in accordance with today's de-
cision, is issued. Meanwhile no radical
change in the relative positions Of the
TWO state governments is expected.
Judge Durelle was the only dissent
ing Judge The other two republican
judges. Durham and Guffy, gave q
separate opinion from the democratic
judges, but which agreed with the
democratic members in its conclusion.
Judge Robson wrote the opinion Of the
court. The concurrence Of Judges
Burnam and Guffy with the four demo-
cratic judges. was surprise generally.
Fbut to republicans especially.
Ex-Governor W. 0. Bradley, chief
counsel for Governor Taylor, tonight
authorized a statement that an aD-
peal on behalf of Governor Taylor
and Lieutenant- Governor Marshall will
be carried to the supreme court OF the
United States. !,
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NOW ITS GENERAL MILES.
Presidential Bee Buzzing in His Bon
net According to the World.

NEW YORK, April THE World
says; General Nelson A. Miles is will
ing to be the democratic nominee for
president. He has so stated to his
friends and ten days ago he visited
VIM. C. Whitney to talk with him
about the necessity of his being nomi-
mated.
Whitney told the general that all
the leading gold democrats were as
much opposed to the nomination of
Bryan now as they were when he was
nominated four years ago, but he did
not commit himself to the support of
the general He merely took the mat
ter under advisement and said he
would consult with his friends.
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A BRIGHT OUTLOOK.

NEW YORK. April 6.-Bradstreet's
tomorrow win say: Favorable fea-
lures continue in the majority Of the
general trade situations. The hopes
for the advent of seasonable spring
weather have been realized and nearly
all the markets report improved dis
trlbution at retail.
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LONDON, April 6,-Lord Roberts re-
ports that i've companies Of British
troops have been captured by Beers
near Bethany. The following Is the
text OF his dispatch TO the war office
announcing the oapture:
"Bloemfon;ein, April 5.-.Another un-
fortunate occurrence has occurred, re-
sulting, | fear. In the capture of a
party OF infantry, consisting OF three
companies OF the Royal Irish Fusillers
and two companies OF the Ninth regi-
ment ot Mounted Infantry, near Red
dersburg, little eastward Of the Beth
any railway station, within a few
miles of this place They We're sur
rounded by a strong force OF the ene-
my, with four or five guns,
THE detachment held out from noon
OF April until April at a. m, and
then apparently surrendered, for II is
reported that the firing ceased at that
time, Immediately after l heard the
news, during the afternoon of April
3. ordered Gatacre to proceed from
sprlngfontein, his present headauar-
ters, to Reddersburg with all possible
speed. and l dispatched the Cameron
Highlanders hence TO Bethany He ar
rived at Reddersburg at 1O:sO a. M,
without opposition, but could get no
news Of the missing detachment. There
can be no doubt that the whole party
has been made prisoners"
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swrNDLER KNOWN ON COAST

SAN FRANCISCO, April CD. II.
Jones, who has been arrested In Chi
cago, charged with conducting a lot
terry under the guise Of the Guaranty
Loan & Trust Company, formerly had
an office in this city. The firm name
mere was Lathrop & Company.
Postal Inspector Erwin Investigated
the business Of the company" which
was said to be very extensive, but
nothing was done. as most Of It's cor
respOndenee was conducted BY express.
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HANGED FOR MURDER.

BAXLEY. Ga, April Skiing and
Louis Grossly, colored, who killed Dan
Mills, farmer, and his young child
near here, March last, were executed
here today