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President Hn. = Co1a

Washington, May /. President Nc
Kinley is suffering from cold con-
tracted on the trip to Canton. He is.
doing as much work as ever, but to his.
visitors. it is apparent that he is consid-
prably indisDOSed. RI
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FOREIGN,

A powder magazine blew up at
Kan Shau, China, and 30 persons were
killed and PA houses destroyed.
Lord Roberts reports that the Beers
have been driven from Wepener to-
ward Ladybrand. The British failed
to prevent the retreat and may fol-
low to the north. The Beers have re-
taken Boshof, 30 miles northeast Of
Kimberley, forcing Methuen's army to
retire.
In fight at Nueva Carceras. Prov
ince of South Camarines, 80 Filipinos
were killed. Gen. Bell has issued a
proclamation declaring that he will
burn all towns which harbor guer-
rillas.
Unusually hot weather caused an
outbreak Of yellow fever at Vera Cruz.
Mex. }a
Fire destroyed Hull, Ont, leaped: the
river to Ottawa and burned half the
latter city. The homeless persons NUM-
Der $4,000 and the property loss is 500
O00, 900. us. .s
The statement that Germany has
decided to exclude American meats is
denied authoritatively. 5.#5 ;5
The fire at Ottawa and Hull de.
stroyed 1000 buildings, did SIT ,o0o,-
COO damage and killed seven persons.
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Hicks" She Threatened all sort, Of things,
and finally he got desperate and exclaimed:
DO your worst" Wicks-"And what did
she do?" Hicks-''Very coolly, she began
to play the piano." Wicks-'1 see; she
took him at his word Boston Transcript.
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Hoods j:
rsaparilla

II had that tired feeling all the time.
Was as tired in the morning when /
rose as was when went to bed. ]
took four bottles of Hoods Sarsa.
parilla and it made me feel like new
man. I could work hard and not feel
tired. I recommend Hoods to all
who need good, medicine" A. r,
CHARTER, Creston, Iowa.
Hoods Sareaparllla is sold by all drug
giStS Get Hoods and Ouly Hoods
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-05-03
NEW YORK CENTRAL STRIKE
Superintendent ,Waitt Agrees to Con.
fer with the Strike Committee
Mt New York or Buffalo.

New York, May There was a
long conference between Commissions
er Delehanty and Superintendent
Watt, and at it's close it was an.
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PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

Republican state conventions in In,
diana, Ohio, Wisconsin and Pennsyl
vania elected delegates at large and in.
dorsed McKinley's administration
Pennsylvania convention deplored the
senate's action in the Quay case and
urged his reelection. ...-
A. S. Hallidie, inventor of the first
cable car system, died in San Francisco
aged 70 years. ....
Nebraska republicans have noni-
mated John R. Hays for congress in
the Third district and w. S. Morlan in
the Fifth.
Alabama democrats have nominated
w. j. Sanford for governor.
Kansas populists in state convention
instructed delegates to national con
vention for w. J. Bryan.
Congressional nominations: Ne
braska, Fourth district, John D. Pope
(rep.); Sixth, NJ. P. Kinkaid (rep.)
Michigan, Eighth district, P. r. Crosby
(pop.).
The Indiana republican state conven
ton nominated Winfield T. Durbin, oil
Anderson, colonel of volunteers, fol
governor, and full ticket.
Massachusetts republicans in state
convention declared for Secretary Of
the Navy Long for vice president.
Mrs. Susan Simmons Winans. first
white child born in Chicago, died ir
Santa Ana, Cal.
David II. Mercer has been nominated
for a fifth term in congress by the re
publicans of the Second Nebraska dis
trict.
The democrats have nominated H. ID
Harrington for congress in the Tween
tieth Ohio district.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-05-03

He-"If I were poor would you still love
me?" She-"Why ask? Do l not love you
pow?" He Yes, but. riches have wings.
Today am wealthy tenorT9E IN may :,b be
with love, dear. To-day I love, tomorrow
who can tell? "-Pick- Me-Up.
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The Proper Response

The Proper Resp0nSe.
Mamma Why did you let him kiss you!
Daughter-Well, he was SO nice; he asked
me
'sBut haven't / told you You must learn
to say MOP
, .SThat's what did say. BE asked me if
I'd be very angry if he kissed me. Phila-
delphia Press.
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The Beers are preparing 70 sp spend the
winter in Natal and are bringing 81
their stock for winter grazing. Lord
Roberts has as not as yet begun the al
vance toward Pretoria.
Lord Roberts is apparently moving
his forces slowly toward the Trans
vaal. driving the Beers in the Free
State before him. The Boer smoke
less powder plant and arsenal near
johannesburg was wrecked by an ex.
plosion and % persons were killed and
SO injured.
Nine persons were killed and 40 in
jured by the collapse Of bridge at
the Paris exposition.
Pedro Palermo, who was the head
Of the Filipino National Assembly,
was captured by American troops a,
Automac. southeast of Trinidad.
Mysterious murders of young girls
and boys occur in many parts Of Ger
many.
London advices say that the Beers
have completely evaded the Gordon
which Gen. Roberts intended to throw
around them. They are not expected to
make any determined stand against
the British until Kroonstead is reached
LATER,
By vote of 20 to 90, the United
States senate refused to consider Pet
tigrew's resolution of sympathy for the
Beers.
The latest news received from the
Orange Free State indicates that
though the Beers have evacuated Tha-
banchu they have only done so in or
der to occupy stronger positions. On
Sunday, April 80, General DeWet made
an effort to turn French's eastern flank,
which was only foiled blythe cavalry
after vigorous maneuvering.
The constitutional committee of the
riksdag has reported in favor of the
impeachment of the ministry for vio-
lation of the constitution of Sweden
in appointing Norwegian, Often, to
the highest departmental post in the
foreign Office.
The battleship Indiana has gone to
League Island, where she will be laid
up in ordinary.
A tornado and hail storm visited Orr
vile, Ala, literally denuding several
farms of vegetation. Several cows and
hogs were found dead after the storm
had passed.
At Muscatine, To-. 60 cutters of the
New York pearl button factory struck
against reduction of wages.
It is stated that the White-Howard
feud of Clay county, KY, has termi-
mated by agreement. Many men have
been killed in this fcud.
On election day at Boise, Idaho, Mrs.
Mortenson and Miss Harris were ar
rested for fighting at the polls.
Bob Fltzsimmons knocked out Ed
Dunkhurst in two rounds at the Her
cules Athletic club in New York.
A large cat was killed at Jamestown,
N. Y, after biting several persons.
The animal is supposed to have been
mad.
George Gordon, a negro, was hanged
at Albin, Miss, by mob. Gordon
became involved in difficulty with
Manager Skinner of the Robinson
plantation and the latter was badly
beaten.
A dispatch to the Star aud Herald OF
Panama from Bogota announces that
the Panama Canal company's conces-
sion has been extended for six years,
commencing in April, 1904,
/ VIM. McDanial, motorman on the
St. Louis street railway died from the
effects of a blow on the head received
when strikers stoned his car.
Five men were killed and three in
jured, one of whom fatally in boiler
explosion in the sawmill of Bray & Co.,
at Triton, Ga.
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s1s Per Week.

A salary of S1Sper week and expenses to
man with rig to introduce our Poultry Com
pound and Lice Killer among Farmers. ADS
with stamp, Acme Mfg. Co., Des Moines, Ia.
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Each package of PUTNAM's FADE1Ess
DYES colors more goods than any other dye
and colors them better too. Sold by all
druggists.
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The Makers OF Carter's Ink Say.
"We can't make any better ink than we do:
we don't know how to. We can make poorer
ink, but we won't" Carriers Ink is the best.
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New York, May 1.-The battleship
Indiana left the Brook n navy yard
bound for League island, where she is
to be laid up in ordinary.
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Don't Neglect Cough. Take Some Hale,s
Honey of Horehound and Tar instanter
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in one minute.
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Some people have faith in odd numbers
and the favorite is number one.-Chicago
Daily News.
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Wrong Impression.

He-Am l right in presuming to think
you care for me?
She No, you are left. Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
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Piso's Cure is the best medicine we ever
used for all affections of the throat and
lungs-Wm. o. Endsley, Vanburen, Ind,
Feb. 10, 1900.
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''Now that Belle has secured her divorce.
I suppose she is happy" NO, she isn't.
She is married again. ePhiladelphia North
American - s -
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Concession Extended.

Panama, May 4 ~ A dispatch to the
Star and Herald from Bogota an
nounces that the Panama Canal COM
pany's concession has been extended
for six years, commencing in April,
1904.
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# you want to be content and prosperous.
spring, and loaf in the fall. = Atchison
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-05-03

It isn't fair to measure other people in
your half bushel, but you probably do it.
Atchison Globe.
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Don't hang on to the men who are above
you, then you won't get dropped Chicago
Democrat
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-05-03

One way to obtain credit is by not need.
ing it.-Philadelphia Record.
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Dr. Leonard Pratt Dead.

San Jose, Cal, May DR.. Leonard
Pratt. pioneer physician Of San Jose.
! IS dead, aged 80 years.
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that Gen. Sir Frederick Darlington,
who is to command the British troops
going to Rhodesia, has been cordially
welcomed by the Portuguese officials
and that he has reviewed the Portu-
guese troops.
DR.. Jameson Well Again.
Cape Town reports say that DR.. Jane
son has recovered from the severe at.
tack of fever from which he has been
suffering, and he is mentioned as can
didate for one of the seats in the Cape
parliament representing Kimberley, in
in succession to DR.. Frederic Ruther-
ford Harris.
Mafcl<ing Cheerful.
The agent of Julius We'll, at Mafe-
king, wrote under date of April 10,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-05-03

To Cure Cold In one Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund money If it fails to cure. Csc,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-11-20
ANOTHER CLEVER DEFAULrER.
Assistant Cashier Of a Newport. Ken
lucky. Bank Got Away With
$4,000.

CINCINNATI. Nov. is.--Expcrts who
have been working today with Receiy-
or Tucker on the books Of the German
National Baak at Newport. KY. place
the shortage OF Frank W. Brown. the
missing assistant cashier and indiyld-
uai bookkeeper at $4,000.
Browns salary was only $500 per
year. Cases are now cited where he
spent more than that amount In one
day.
Browns system required n wonderful
memory. Experts say he carried in his
head agups that enabled him 70 call
OF correctly lot OF false entries in a
way TO throw the clerks who were do
Ing the checking" with him on the
track
A depostor would put in $500. Brown
would enter the proper amount Of the
deposit In one book and enter IL as
SlO0 In another He would take the
difference, 5000. himself then when il
came to checking up he would handle
one OF the books. another clerk would
check and Brown would call of. In
stead Of calling on 500. which ap-
peared as the amount Of the deposit on
the book which he was handling. he
would call II $500. thus making 1t cor
respond with 'he book In the hands of
the other clerk.
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Lively Proceedings at Missionary
Committee Meeting.
CHURCH AND SPAIN ALLIED
Characterized as Legitimate Unloa Betwees
siaiserah and phesiesh Against
Human Liberty and Prog.

NEW YORK. Nov. 19.-Two fierce on
sIaughts or the Church Of Rome en-
Iiyened the proceedings at todays ses-
sion Of the general missionary com
mittee. On each occasion the audience.
which filed every part Of the large au-
ditorium In st. PauI's Methodist Epis-
copal church where the COMMITTEES IA
meeting. broke into applause and no ef-
fort was made by the chairman to
check these demonstrations OF approval.
The first person to advance to the
attack was Bishop GoodseIl. OF Tenn
essee. In the course OF an address on
the work Of the Methodist Episcopal
church In various parts OF Europe he
had occasion 70 speak Of the work done
in Italy and conditions there. It was
in the recital OF the latter that the
bishop used such strong language
against the Church Of Rome.
The work Is slow but its value has
been recently testified to by the pontlff
himself. who has hoaored us by ex-
communicating every one. teaehers and
pupils alike. connected with our insti-
tutlons Of learning. In his effort to
preserve for himself the crown OF pa
pacy he has issued a sweeping inter
diet against our schools and every one
passing through their gates. This.
however. has only made US more de-
termined to wipe out the system which
has ground out of the former man OF
empire the cringing beggar with his
monkey and grind organ" The ap-
planse which greeted this sally was
deatening.
The next speaker was Rev. DR.. c.
W. Drees. who for number OF years
has been identified with the work Of
the Methodist Episcopal church in
South America. He said:
The Roman church at one time held
sway everywhere, but now both the
church and Spanish domination have
fallen of -helr high pedessals. When
Spaln is arraigned the Catholic church
should be arraigned with that power
as Correspondent Ever since Isabella
signed away the liberty Of Spain to
the pope there has been an illegitl-
mate alliance between statecraft and
priestcraft against human liberty ard
human progress"
The applause which followed thus SAL
y was as tremendous as it was spon-
taneous.
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KwANG Hsu HEARD FnoM.

BERLIN. Nov l9-The Relchsaa Eel
ger (ofilciaD publishes the text Of a
telegram Of the emperor OF China, dated
November Il, in reply to Emperor VIII
liams' telegram % September 80, In
which the former promises to inflict
severe punishment on the authorities
who were accompllces Of the murder
ers Of Baron Won Ketteler. the Ger
man minister. and expresses the hope
that friendly relations viii soon be re-
established. He also declares that as
soon as the peace commissioners at
tain the desired point, he viii fix
time for his return TO Pekin.
His Chinese majesty adds that the
protection OF the Christian missions will
be especially and strictly enjoined on
all the provlncial authorities.
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Won BULowrs ADDRESS.

BERLIN. Nov 1s.-In his speech in
the ReIchstag today Count yon Bulow.
speaking OF the Chinese situation. said:
THE Chinese government shall un-
dertake to enter upon negotiations for
such changes. in the existing treaties
regarding trade and navigation as the
foreign governments deem advisable
aud. with reference to other matters.
having in view the facilitatiOn Of COM
mercial relations.
1T is impossible TO foresee further
developments. We shall not allow our
selves to he led beyond these demands
except by the interests Of civilization
and especially by the interests of Ger
many"
Reverting TO Kiao Chou. Count Won
Rulow recapitulated the previous ter
ritorlal acquisitions and expeditions Of
other powers in China, adding:
I'VE. with proverbIal moiesty. re-
strained ourselves longest Of all the
powers even until the massacre of our
in Shan Tung."
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-11-20
RAlLl.oAD RECONSTRUCTION.

Correspondence OF Associated Press.)
TONG KU, China. Oct. 25.-The early
advent Of cold weather is causing much
concern among the allies over the queS-
tlon Of winter supplies and communi-
cations. It is now practically assured
that the railway to Shan Hal Kwan
from Tong Ku cannot be put in running
order for at least two months and this
estimate is based upon the prompt de-
livery OF necessary materials. A rail-
way expert has been sent over the en-
tire line on an investigation and he re-
ports that the road is in much worse
shape than was at first believed.
In all it is said that about SS7 miles
Of track have been destroyed The de-
struction has been wrought in various
places, few miles in some districts re-
naming practically intact while in 9TH
ers the whole line has been destroyed.
1t is alleged that in some localities even
the road bed has b5SSa torn up. the bal
last removed and the sleepers taken
away or burned. Some few rails have
been found so far but the greater portion
have disappeared, The worst damage.
however was to the great bridge over
the Peh Tang river, This was fine
span iron structure with trestle ap-
proaches. II is reported to be damaged
so badly as to practically require re-
The line from Yang Tsun
to Pekln is progressing slowly. The |
British. Germans and japanese are at
work on different sections. but here the
scarcity Of materials is retarding re-
construction and there is little prospect
hat operations will be begun for at
east two months
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-11-20

Helene, when told Of his daughters
reported marriage said:
You cannot make my denial too *.
plicit for there ls absolutely no truth
In the report There has been no mar
riage II there was certainly would
have heard Of Il and not word have
received. Why Ny daughter Is on
the ocean at this minute on the steam
ship campanla. which IL expected 20
arrive az New York on Wednesday.
She WIN be accompanied by her aunt.
Niss Evans. and by no one else. Now
that she has sallsd % this country Will
you tell me how she could have been
married"
II was suggested that the marriage
took place on last Wednesday and II
true II might be possible for her TO
still sail on a fast steamer that Ii not
due In New York until q week after
tho ceremony.
We'll. have said that there has
been no marriage and know what
] am saylng," replied Mr.. Zimmerman,
with some show Of annoyance.
Is your daughter engaged TO the
Duke OF Manchester" was asked
NO" said Mr.. Zimmerman. "Tnere
ID no engagement They are acquainted
with each other but know there Is
no engagement Ny daughter will |
'cme directly to Cincinnati on her ar
'iyal at New York"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-11-20
AFFAIRS UNSETTLED

Correspondence of Associated Press)
TIEN TSIN. Oct THE withdrawal
from North China Of a large portion
of the American and Russian troops
and repeated but unconirmed reports
that Japan eontemplates similar action
mas caused much comment in military
and commercial circles. While It is not
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-11-20
TRANSPORTATION OF CYCLES.
rhrty-two Western Roads Make an
Agreement on Charges.

CHICAGO. Nov. ls- Thirty-two
Western roads have signed an agree
ment to make a minimum charge on all
bicycles, tricycles and baby carriages
regardless OF their weight. instead of
chasing them as baggage as many lines
have been in the practice Of doing.
Hereafter these articles will be charg-
cd for the same as excess baggage,
nothing less than 25 cents per piece be-
Ing collected. II the weight is over 50
pounds, actual weight wal be charged.
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KILLED IN SELF DEFENSE.
Idaho Man Who Killed Two Men Was
Discharged.

WALLACE, Ida. Nov. lO.-Richard
Adams preliminary hearing on the
charge OF numbering William Kennedy
and Daniel Kildee resulted in his dis
charge today, Justice johnson held he
killed them In self defense.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-11-20
ANTI-CHRISTTAN
RIOTS in SOUTH
But Kwang Hsu Promises Chris.
tians Shall Be Protected.
CHINESE DESTROY RAILROAD
Referring 10 Seizure Of kIsO Chou Won BuIow
Speaks Of GsrmaBy's PrOverbIaI
MOdesiy Germany Blamed
for Delays.

CANTON. Nov iS.-Refugees who
have arrived h@-e report that anti
Christian riots have broken out in the
province Of Klang 81. The non-chrIs-
tians are wearing badges and all per-
sons not so decorated are in danger
OF death.
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HIs MoTMEa pIsPLEAsEp-

HIS MOTiER DlSPLEASED.
LONDON. Nov. is.-An inspectlan OF
the register OF he Marylebone parish
church today shows that the reported
marriage of the Duke OF Manchester
10 Miss Helene Zimmerman. OF Gin
cinnn,i. Is true. The ceremony occur
red las, Wednesday afternoon. The
couple are nov In Ireland.
When the Dowager Duchess of Man-
chester was asked by a representative
Of the Associated Press this morning
II the report OF the marriage was cor
rect. she denied IL absolutely. alleging
the announcement was made at the de-
sire Of certain person who deyoutly
hoped the marriage would occur. She
eyincod extreme dlspleasurc At the idea
of her son marrying Miss Zimmerman.
subsequently the dowagcr duchess
went TO the church. inspected the rec
ords and found, TO her great surprise.
the marriage had occurred.
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TRIED To KEEP IT SECRET.

NEW YORK. Nov ia dispatch to
the Tribune from London says:
The Duke OF Manchester and Miss
Helene Zimmerman were quietly mar
ried In this city ON Monday. The an
nouncement was authorized last night
by Miss Eiiie Evans. an aunt OF the
bride. Miss zimmerman is the daugh-
ter Of Eugene Zimmerman. cincln-
natl millionaire.
The marriage. which was an exceed
ingly quiet affair was solemnlEed at
Marylebon parish church by the resi-
dent canon. The Misses Evans. aunts
of the bride, gave her away. while Ern-
est Lamert, wealthy young cub man
and amateur actor and Bonet Phil
lips, a son OF the former lord mayor.
acted as best man. A quiet wedding
breakfast followed.
Following the wedding breakfast the
duke returned TO his own home in
Portman Square and the bride took
train 10 Paris To dispose Of the apart
ments occupied during the summer. The
couple had planned TO sail for Ameri-
ca last Saturday and keep the an
nQuncement secret until they reached
mid ocean, This arrangement was spoil
ed by the brides delayed arrival from
Paris, and, having another week to
spend here, the duke telegraphed the
manager Of the Tanderagee estate to
prepare TO receive himself and wife and
with Miss Helene Evans. the brides
guardian, he took train on Saturday
evening for Dublin.
When Tanderagee was reached the
entire neighborhood was In festival at
tire. This celebration led to making
public the story OF the wedding. II ls
stated that several letters and cable
grams had been sent to Mr. thinner
man, father OF the young woman. in
the last fortnight by the duke and Miss
zimmerman, asking his consent to the
marriage, but It is unknown here
whether that consent was granted or
not
HER FATHER DENIES 1T.
CHICAGO. Nov, ia special to the