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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-15
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Queen Alexandra arrived in London
Sunday. from Copenhagen
The Dominican Congress has decree
that all produce and commerce o. 7,
country shall be free of export tuiy, ~
ginning May | next. The small chafse
for the redemption Of bank notes SIN i, 4
mains Ii is probable that import uuNt
Will also be reduced The country
quiet
In the work Of winding up the ann
of the Peoples Fire Insurance 90, ,
Manchester. n. H.. Judge Nathan AZ
Hunt, receiver. last week. MAJ ,as rhI.
hursemertS agSreGating fully >-~v". , M
has been done in payment oi .he u, ms
dividend of SOY. per cent. 70 the cI cru is.
The stockholders meet with a tota' mas
Of the entire capital stock, WHICH :"
S.r0.WR. -,
Mrs. Martha Hopkins. 50 years o lu, ~"
resided on Acorn street. CimDrius.lp I'M
jumped into the Charles river ie Gr,nb,
corner of Fay State road anu ST. wss
street. early Saturday morning; nnar 81
rescued ny rd;ro!man Chares b. Ind
division lG. who jumped oyerbeah,,u,, she
prevented her from drownihs' I'm. I'm the
died almost Immediately after ii'a had
shock AZ station IL. Mrs. iioiihin sp6er.
been sick. had family troubles a Az. ner.
Cd from Authorizations max re
her enemies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-15
THE PHILIPPINE STEALING.
Trial Now on at Manila AguinaIdo's Doings
withheld from The Public.

Manila, April 1.-the trial of Sergt.
MemScn, the first OF the commissary
cases, began, yesterday. and developed
the disclosures expected. Two wit
nesses testified that quantities OF flour
were taken from government ware
house and sold by three commissary
sergeants and two others, who divided
the proceeds. Finnick. proprietor of an
American bakery, was incriminated,
and other business men were also in
volved. The extent of the illegal sales
has not been ascertained.
Gen. Macarthur has forwarded to
Washington Il special report on saloons
and the social evil in the Philippine is
lands.
Information concerning the doin%s OF
Aguinaldo is withheld by the authoil-
| ties.
Archbishop Chapelle, the papai dele
gate in the Philippines, has been sum
| moned to Rome lie will sail soon, and
his return here is improbable.
His wife and his mother have been
almost Agunialdos only visitors during
the past week.
Gen. Macarthur considers inoppor-
tune the suggestions made here that
Aguinaldo visit the United States.
By the treachery of n native guide.
Lieut.. Mills of Co. G.. 42d Volunteer In
fantry, was almost entrapped while
pursuing insurgents in the interior of
the island of Leyte. After a sharp
skirmish the attacking insurgents We're
defeated. Surg. Lewis g. Thompson
and Private Prossett We're severely
wounded
At SLANG, in Cavitte province, the
insurgents have surrendered several
Nordenfeidts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-15
CRISIS 1T SEOUL. COREA.
Politics, Intrigue and murder All Tangled ID
an Endless Snarl.

Tacoma. wash april IA sensa.
tionai political crisis exists in Seoul. o.
r.a. The news + brought tonight, by the
steamship Duke vi Fife that the govern
rn.nt has beheaded Kim Yang Chun for
planning TO MAX. the son Of the Enper-
GrS fayOritc mistress. Lady ON. heir to
the throne, dispIaciug the printe imperial
SON IF the murdered Queen.
The deca plated official was the leader
~ the Kim faction. which has cen en-
ga.cd for months in deadly rivalry with
The Min faction, led by Min kongsik, for
tn. domination III corean politics.
Tn, Min faction learned of the plot
against the prince imperial and street
fight between The factions resulted. Al
ter Kim Yang Chun was beneaded that
clique gathered in such force that Min
kongsil ana his chief supporters were
imprisoned. Min being ordered Lanis =
tor u years.
hi Won uai. minister Of war. ana {
other official. adhcTcnts 10 him iai
Cnun. resigned and prcCipitated a cab
net crisis III Chi Yung. minister OF thl
household, ana Coy. YIN TAX Yong OF
<vondike were arrested for comphclV
in the same plot.
II was planned to take Lady ON anu
her son away from Seoul and await !
favorable opportunity and place the lat
trr Oh the throne Later tidinss receives
at Yokohama from Seoul state that the
crisis continues.
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CATHOLIC SOCIETIES FEDERATION.
Constitution Not Thought Advisable and
Further Plans Will Be Considered.

Philadelphia. Pa. April 1.-THE sub.
Cathoiic societies. Thanksgiving day. 10
Graf: a constitution. met in Trenton at
the residence of Bishop McFaul, Wednes-
day. and have prepared report SAYING
that a constitution would be inadviSabie.
The committee therefore invites CORE
snondencc from the various Catholic so
cietics giving their views on federation.
the best manner of obtaining II, and !tS
objects The committee suggests tnat tn"
federation re formed on lines similar TO
international trIth societies.
The committee advises that the pro
posed meeting NJ Cincinnati be post
non.d mill the information required has
hecn received and acted upon.
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THE NORRaM0RE TRAGEDY.
Rev. C. n. Taimage breaches al Worcester on
The Cold Brook Tragedy.

Worcester. Mass, April 1i.-Rev.
Charles II. Talmage. pastor Of tint Il arr
CONGREGATIONAL church. gave an address
on the cold Brook tragedy. this after
noon. before an audience that filled VIII
l!ams hall Barre. He occupied the plat-
form about an hour. and his address,
which was in the nature Of n Strmon,
showed that he has taken much care in
Investigating the causes which led up to
the tragedy. The speaker drew no moral
but TO many in the audience his WORKS
seemed q defence OF Mrs. Narramore
The speaker traced the life of the I'M
fortunate woman from birth. She WIS
born at st. Andrews. y. H.. 81 poor IN +
rents and left home early in life to seek
n living. She worked at Winchester. n
IT,. and PASSPORT, Maine, before she went
10 Baldwnsville. Mass. where she was
voiced and won by Frank l.. Narramore
Letters were read from former empower.
of Mrs Narramore which characterized
her as woman morally clean and ot
more than ordinary business aliiity.
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THREE KILLED. ONE IsjuRen
Parry OF Four Siruck by Express 4. Gar,
WIsasbarre. Pa.

Wllkcsba-rc. Pa. April H.-Fo,,
sins Will" crossing the TRACKS -, pef-
Lehigh valley Railroad 4, S0utb W,u.tl ne
barre. This morning, were run dow rAs =
ihc Bufaip cHpfea5 going north ~
N ~" parry Wcic Killed ana cna intr ~
Tho dead are. INJURED
Morris . Council. agCn Al: Mrs H.
9 t"Hn".l aged M, Mr.. Frank Crsry.,aasa
aged ~. - a'''AtF
injured: Frank Cranmer.
oCUHncll ANA his wife were enter,ot-
Ing thc Ora inner couple. whose hnrn1
IN bradford county. During the 4vrrias
they viS,lc'! relatives in this City ana j.
l-3b this morning. started Ia return h NJ
home Of the D'COnnci.s. When r.
reached the crossing at South WIZ
barr. a freight train wa BluckadIng /,
As soon a ihc freight train moved on,
the party started 10 cross the tracks n,
did not notice the approach Of tn pss
E"rher train from an opposite dir-ciios
The engineer ~ the express failed 10 d.
TN people ~ the track until he Ioc1ma
tiv" had plDughcd into them The Iga
women were hurled a great distance in
the air anu wheI picked up were desa
IN" bodies were badly mangled M
Otonncn had both legs and one arm
bInk, n. H. was taken to a hosplt3
Wh,rc H.. died IN a short time.
Mr.. tranmcr wa able 10 step back
from ihr track before being struck with
fun ioTve and escaped win slight inil-
lie.
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ATcs.imonial from Old England

Il con ider Chamberlain Am
Eemedy the best in the world io' If
chit.s." says Mr.. William Sa'o. s,,ea
Warrington. England. 1T mas mar
my wiee's life. she having zee" airs
tyr to bron, hits for over sN her
being most of The time ,on'n :, Is a
h..d. she is now quite wei =, Us
gleat pleasure tn the m '""' he
Of Chamberlain Cctgh Ht'n mis-
abe 10 publish testimonials .o,I
character. They show 'hdt ,,, ,e.
Is being done. pain and snf1ri," sa %
,iayed and yalnal!e lives 'es'o'ea
health ana happiness ny ,,io IN
II is for sale by INA. %ara n,.
Water St: ]. c. llor.ehih II VT
Druggists.
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CHICAGO DRAINAGE CANAL.
ST. Louis Objects 10 Amour. OF Water Admitted
Being Reduced.

ST Louis. Mo. ApIil 1.-THE secretlry
~ Xar has issued an order ~ porteati lus
gravity 20 St Louis regarding the chi
cage drainage canal. BY the order. The
fiuw III water into the canal ~ reduced
10 exactly ou"-hLH til" amount required
by the Illinois stat" law The action Of
III" secretary " NAY ~ taken ut ~ suIlr-
itatIon ~ the Like carriers. Association.
supported by large Del. CATION from the
chicago Commercial cub.
~ this order tho now ~ water into
Tho canal is To- be- reduced Ia -Ut.HD 'uIic
ft,s p,r minute. I'm, DAM ~ Illinois IN
dcr which IN canal was bult prescribe
that ihc Cow shall bc @i.FH cubic feet per
minute fer each lWiHn inhabitants ~ m.
sanitary district. This district. by the
ccnsuS az last year. contains 2,isD-tJ poo
vile Therefore The flow should be i'H 0At
cable feet instead Of half that amount
as ordered bN Ia" secretary OF war.
City Chemist TeiChman ChlractcTizcS
thr action NJ tho secretary % war rs
sanitary crime. ana says h str kes blow
nj the lives and health Il thv ipJ.us0 pco-
,,lt M 81. LnIia.
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THE RIPLEY TRIAL.
Prisoner Will Testify Bradley and yost Re-
affirm Their Statements.

Frankfort, Ky. April 1.-the trial
Of Garnett ID. Ripley rs an alleged con
spirator III the murder OF GocbrI, Will
be resumed. at noon, tomorrow. tn"
defendant himself will BE tie first
witness for the defence. EN-Gov.
Bradley and Judge ". II. IoSt could
not be seen, today, but it is known
that they have rc-afIirmcd their state
ments. There is 4 report that both
Bradley and YoSt. in thei" testimony
before the grand jury told much more
than they did on the stand. last week.
The prosecution asked them questions
bearing on only the one point and the
defence did not cross-examinc them.
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ABOUT 100000 SHORT.
Cashier oil Farmers National Bank at Yer.
gcnnes, w.. Is a Deiau.tcr.

Washington, April 1.-THE controller o;
the currency, Saturday, appointed J. +.
Sullivan of his office n temporary re-
ceivcd for the Farmers National Bank
of Vcrgenncs, VI.
Bank Examiner Frank l.. Fish. during
an examination OF the bank, April 3. dis
covered a shortage In the cash. and a
further investigation which has been
conducted by Special Examiner John Is.
Cunningham indicates a total eabcZZlc-
ment by the cashier, D. II. Lewis, OF $780,
go
After the discovery OF the dcfalcation
the examiner secured the return of $2j 0J
To the bank.
t'ntil a more complete investigation in
to the acts OF the cashier IL made II L.
Impossible to state what loss. II any, WAL
accrue to the drDositors.
1t Is not believed. however, that the
loss to the dcpositcrs VIII be large.
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SCNLEY COMING KOME.
Probably Will Not Be Again Assigned Before
Retiring in October.

Washing ION. April 1.-THE nav Ceplrt
mcnt received a dispatch. Saturday, from
Admiral Schlcy at Montevideo. stating;
that he lad hauled down his flag rs COM
handing officer of the South Atlantic sta
ton and would leave that day for the
United Statcs. going Via SOUTHAMPTON on
the steamship Clyde.
With the departure Of the admiral Can't
Rockwell OF the Chicago. becomes the
ranking officer on the sta ion until The ar
rival tho re of Admiral Cromwell.
IL is not expected at Tie navy depart
mcnt that Admiral Schley Will be given
any further assignment to duty, as ne
retires next October and there wouit!
hardly he time for his taking ~ work
of any magnitude in the few months re
naming Of his active service.
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BOONe'S FORK FUeD.
Victims Buried and Recruits fIockins to Flag
OF Their fayoritcs.

Mayking. Ky. April If.-La.er adyices
from the feld troubles at Boone FORK
ara that p+Dutv Sheriff John Helkins Of
VEhitcsburg, who was on Wrights side.
was shot twice. once i'll each shoulder.
creed Potter, with John Reynolds We.
shot twice across the back. only sushl
frsh wounds. John Reynolds is believed
10 be shot fatally. Twenty more from
rniiS faction today \ dozen armed men
guard the house where John Reynolds i
being nurscd The other occupy positions
for picket duty. The Wrights received
W. :. Wright and his son WI liams wei.
b1ried in the same grave. today, thrit
being over 200 of their friends at te
barial. The feeling is such that trolbe
is momentarily expected
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IS THE CONFESSION RELIABLE
cu1aI,y Awaits Report Of County Attorney
Shields Trip 10 Dallas. Tex.

Omaha. Neb., April i4.-Edward a.
Cudahy said. today. that his going to
Dallas. Texas. would depend entirely
on the result Of County Attorney
Shields visit to that city. in connection
win the alleged confession of II. G..
Henderson to completely in the abduc-
ton of young Edward Cudahy last
December. Should it become practi-
cally certain that Henderson was one
of the kidnappers. Mr.. Cudahy and his
son will leave for Dallas during the
present week. when the young man
Will attempt to identify Henderson.
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FIRE At BiDDEFOHD.
Several Fircmen Nearly Suiioca ted- One Found
Unconscious Loss. $1,000.

Biddeford. Me. April 1.-THE Dewey
house on Elm street was damaged by
fire, today, to the extent of s200o. raus-
ed by n elective chimney. Several fire
men were nearly suffoCated by smoke
and T.. \. II. Miilikcn. an eXtfireman
Of Saco. was found unconscious in one
of the rooms on the first floor. and
Gremen rescued him through a Kin
dow. He was Later resuscitated. ChaS.
A. Ponser. q Biddcford fireman. was
seriously injured by falling under the
wheels of the fire fighting apparatus.
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Ksis r Withdraw; Objectionai Portraits.

Berlin, April 14.-Iniiuencod by tho
protests of the evangelical church
council and the Catholic bishops. En-
peror William has withdrawn from the
Great Hall of the Bling asylum. ct
Wasterhausen. the Mosaic portrait,
representing the Empress as st. Eliza
beth and himself as the Saints hus-
band.
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RAISED THE CHECKS.
Clever Swindie Worked on Several Banks at
Toronto. Saturday.

Toronto. April IA clever bank swim
llcr made a rich haul in Toronto. ga .ur
day. The total amount Of which will not
be- known until the tellers and ledger
keepers In several banks check up bust
ness. tomorrow a stranger claiming 10
haiI from Halifax opened an account i'll
the Imperial Bank. saturday morning,
dcpositing SO. Shortly afterwards h.
marked bv the ledger keeper. Shortly
before o'clock during the rush preccd-
ing the close. this check raised 10 s2i3l.
was preso nIod To the te Ter and caSh.d.
The same procedure was adopted at tie
Rank ~ Commerce where a check raised
rom so TO san was casheI. II is be-
lievod several other banks We're similarly
NJ.
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BASE BALL GAMES.

A, Tulcdu-Tol, ID. .: Euffllo. :.
Vt Audover- And"vcr. :; Iuiis -. &.
Al New liAytn-Yalr. ;: Wesleyan, 4.
At Amherst Amherst. !. Nilii.tnu Y
At Worcester Holy truSs. I; IHfts.
A. N"rGu Brooklyn. :; norfolk.
North Attic buro II. s.. n. fialnN.ilc II
At Philadelphia Philadelphia. !; Toron-
III New YorE-Ncw York. s. Roche
III Observation-Disclosures, p; Rlachin-
ton ~
irtll. \. ,.
At Hcihlchem. Pa.--I.chIgh. 6. Mex
York University. =.
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A Weeks Shutdown At Lowell.

Lowell. April 12.-Whcn the opera
tivcs left work at the Massachusetts
cotton mills. Saturday. they were in
structed not to return until Monday,
April %. The entire plant will be shut
down during this period. Absence of
orders is given as the cause. About
1900 operatives will be idle in these
mills
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Gloucester Fisherman Drowned al Sea.

Gloucester. April 1.-THE schooner .Jcn-
ME b. lIodrGon. Capt. lioagdun, arrived
here from a haddocting trip. Saturday.
with her flag at la i-mast fer the loss of
one of her crew. Ezekiel Soiirr. who was
washed overheard On Casinos bank. last
Thursday.
Seller was % years Of az, on the cay Of
his death. He leaves 4 WiCoW ana u. D
children in this city.
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MISSING MAINE LOGS
Bring Up at Gloucester. Where They Are Cut
Up for fircwood

Gloucester. MISS, A0ril ia VcSttc
or the floods in @Cmc of the Maine rivers
probably the Ncnno,cr. mariners see il
the haii a hundred ~ u0ra Heating lnss
with Il numl or IL Stnn;ps AMI her rub
Dish. which the ca: WIND and IL strons
tastcrly tide have Iowa III q the tlrhoi
here inside Of ihe brcikwatcr The Ia =:
were pine and spruce ard wee Ct good
size 1:d 4 Is probable thar ,hcy hr IKE
away FROM some LGoin ana were carr ed
10 the sea. y num,or OF residents We're
out in boats, TODAY. and have lowed III
he loss. whit vi ] q used as Grcw3 !.
Count Won B.clcw, the CONAN i'm Ct
rial chancellor, arrived in 3sr.in. Gunuay-
from Ita.y.
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PRISONERS RELEASED.
Volunteers in Prison a! s!catrl1 Can Return
Home With Regiments.

San Francisco Npril Ian order IN
been issued by President Mckinley Iii
rrctinc that the prisoners At Aicatr3Z,
belonging 10 va -u:.tter regiments. SEN
fenced for minor Offences. he released.
This is done to enable the men 10 go
home with their regiments.
The order reads that the release sha !
take place ON the date on which the
regiment To winch the prisoner fGrmeti'
ieiongcl is mustered cas-. There are
about 25U general cuurtm lr ial p'i tnhcr .
on the island who will be affected b. IL T.
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TIE HOPES CREW RESCUED.
Taken OH Byron Island The Steamer Has
Broken Up.

Meat Cove. G.. r., April 1.-THE New
Foundlant steamer Greenland took the
crew of the wrecked steamer Hope off
Byron Island, today. The Hope was
broken up by heavy sea during the
past week and all her sails were lost
The steamer Hariaw reported at BY
ron island. today. She has done moth
ing. The steamer Kite is loaded with
seals
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TROUBLE IS FEARED
At N .tionai Steel Co.'S. Plant Over Discharge
Of Some Employees.

McKeesport. Pa. April 1.-THE EN-
ployes Of the W,wecs Wood plant OF the
Nationa! Steel Co. held a meeting. today
for the purpose OF discussing the aismtssal
Of several of their fellow workmcn. II Is
said. because they had rec, LILY organic "a
n branch Of the ANA Sama ted Assoc l.
ton. Several Of the mrn We're discharge !
and on application OF the employees all
were reinStatcd except George Holloway .
president OF the lodge The officials abso-
utely refused 20 reinStatC him and the
employees decided to trke. one gang OF
men is supposed 10 60 on work AT mid
night and trouble is feared II any at
tcmpt to resume work l.: ma Il.
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DID A GOOD jOB.
Border Ru!tian Shot Tor Slandering Woman at
Alma. N. N.

Silver City, N. NJ, April 14.-Red
Weaver, a well-known border charac-
ter. has been killed at Alma. a .ittle
mining town 20 miles northwest of
here. Weaver had threatened to kill
Tod Hoffman. who had previously
called him to account for certain re-
marks AGAINST young woman's
character. Later they met again and
fired ut each other. Weaver fell dead
with 4 bullet through his head. Ho!li-
man wa, cNOnerated.
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THREw BOILING WATER.
Whitcomb's Corner Woman Arrested on Nus
bands Charge Of Assault

Auburn, Me, April l4.-Mrs. Lillian
Small of Whitcomb's Corner, was ar
rested. Saturday, on complaint OF her
husband. Edward Small. charged with
throwing boiling water on his head.
Mr.. Small was nearly blinded. Mrs.
Small secured bail Sunday morning.
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Stolen Goods Recovered al Wiscasset.

Wiscasset, Me, April 13.-The prop
erty stolen from the schooner Nat
Mcader some 10 days ago was found
Saturday, in an unoccupied house two
miles from here. The goods stolen in
the raid upon the Birch Point stole
about the same time We're also found
in the same building
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Moy kee, Ntoy Sing and Wan Sang.
charged with felonious assault OF Lena
Conroy. IA years Of age. were arrai@n-
ed in the police court at Manchester.
N. H., Saturday. and held without bail
for the May term of court. The Con
roy girl was sent to the Industrial
school to stay till she is 10 years cd.
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Another Industry for Camden. N. }.

Camden. N j.. April 1i.-Deeds for To'
TVS sland, in the Delaware RIVER. 81 u
city. We're recorded here. Satu:Lly. Inc
are - numper. and are rad ont In tn
name Of Philip j. Ross II NV YORK lm
deeds represent puryEL 1 price OF Sen
go. The island : urposita Cram, $ slnl
yard. ard il has been stated that IN, paIf
cha",t VII establish large snip pliiu
IN Int
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Celebrates lois. Birthday Anniversary.

TyngsbOro. April l4.-Mrs. Harriet
Hutter!ield LittledalC, who lives in Inc
house in WhiCh sire was born on The
north side of the Merrimac river, not
far from the entrance to the grounds
of the Vesper Country Club, was con-
graduated. Saturday. on the l0ist an
niVcrsary Of her birth.
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Italian Squadron Leaves TouIon.

Touion. April 14.-The Italian squad
ron commanded by the Duke Of Genoa
which participated in the Franco Ital-
ian festivities here. last week, sailed
from Toulon, this morning
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2Sth and 35th Volunteers Return Hcme.

San Francisco, April 1.-THE trans
port Thomas arrived from Manila. to-
night. with 20 cabin passengers and
1914 members of the 2Sth and 18th
of Volunteers.
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East River Bridge Strike Settled.

New York. April LIT was an
nounCca. Saturday afternoon. that the
strike among the men on the East
river bridge had becn declared off, and
that work would begin again Monday
morning.
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STEYN FAILING.
Health is Broken and He Ad-
vises Beers to Surrender.
Randolph Martinsen, American, Who
Has Been Fighting With Beers,
Arrives al Lisbon Alter Having Had Somt
Exciting Experiences.

Bloemfontein. April 13.-lt is report
ed that the health of former President
Steyn has broken down. 1t is also said
that he has advised all Beers on COM
mando to surrender Immediately.
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Schooners Held Up at Gloucester.

Gloucester. Mass, April lin quite.
harbOi. bound east. are about Is coast
ers: also half mile outside of the
breakwater four-master is anchored
all awaiting Il change Of wind
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Deceived Into Woods and Shot.

Sneedsvllle, Tenn, April H-Evan b'u ",
soc, a leudist. has been found dead, S y.
ting upright against tree, sraspiis ~ ~
rife 1t is believed he was uecoyei 70 y, Y,
desolatc spot in hope OF capturing ar
man who killed his father seVefai seA''