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DR.. COMAN'S BREAKFAST.

"Say. Mr. Sheriff. I'm eating my break.
fast now and can't come just yet"
"Bu, the cour, wants you now"
Cant help that; mans got to eat.
hasn't he? Ring off,"
Telephone connection between Sher-
if Sipple and DR.. L. L. Conan about 10
o'clock this morning. The sheriff re.
ports to the court. Court orders Clerk
Vincent to issue an attachment. Dep.
uty serves the writ. "Doc" arrives plus
a good beeisteak, pays the costs of the
writ-S3.i5-Aushes little. says nothing.
takes the stand. testlfies and goes out.
And Judge Overs says nothing. The
court pursues the even terror Of its way.
The court sent juryman home this
morning because he had been imbibing
too much-a farmer who doesn't come 10
town often, and who was on the regular
venire, a good man. but bibulous.
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A G|e0| Show
0| Troops Here
TROOPS ARE COMING.

EaSAmpm snt of CoIorado's First Reg gIment
" viii be In Boulder.
The troops are coming to Boulder.
All the first regiment c. N. G., will be
here three days next summer. Those
who love brass buttons and blue uni
forms will be gratifed by the sight on
Boulder streets of four companies from
Denver. one from Central City. one from
Brighton, one from Greeley. our own Co.
H, the entire battery. and two troops of
cavalry from Denver. The quarto cen
tennial committee has arranged it with
Brigadier General John Chase and it
will be great three days for Boulder.
The troops of cavalry will march over
land, as we'll as the battery, hospital and
signal corps, The first day out of Den
yer. there will be maneuvers near Harris
and on the 3lst they will march on Boul
der. reaching here at , p. m. The in
fantry will come by rail, arriving in the
afternoon and joining the other compan
les in camp somewhere on Boulder creek
and in the city limits. General Chase
will visit Boulder and select the site.
While there has been no exact pro.
gram outlined. the troops have been
promised exactly as above and it has
been agreed that they shall appear in
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A DElUGE OF ROCK
Topples Over and Kits ap Ent re Family
OF Six ersons.

Topples Over and kits AD Ent re Family
ofSN ersons.
Victor. Colo April Io-Yesterday aft
ernoon a terrible disaster occurred in
the gulch. on Battle mountain. which
divides the Portland and Granite mines
The cribbing holding the big dump Of
the Granite mine gave away and fell with
tremendous force. sweeping away two
cabins and an entire family. The dead
are:
James Smith. aged IS.
Ellen Smith, his vile.
Lizzie, aged II; David. aged II; Car
rie, aged and Warner, aged 8. all chill
dren of the above. The rock and debris
fell over in a torrent. completely sub
merging the family and crushing out
their lives instantly. The bodies we.e
horribly crushed.
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The PO|O R|C01S
Don | Like Work
ALLEN ADMITS ALL.
Porto Ricans are Hungry. But Prefer Ra
tlons to HOnest Labor

tlons to Honsst Labor
New York. April Io-Governor Allsh
Of Porto Rico submitted to an interview
to lay n wAich he admitted the truth Of
the statements contained in the appeal
of Porto Ricans for his removal. He
said they are not exaggefations OF con-
ditons on that island, but that no man
could help them. The United States
had expended s1,5oo.ooo on roads and
he had issued 100000 rl.ions to the
po,r OF the island. They would rather
live on rations than to work.
The condition is deplorable, he ad
mitted. l, is thought that President Nc.
Kinley will ask Tor his resignation and
return him 10 his old position OF assistant
secretary Of the navy, a more congenial
post TO Governor Allen.
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lOUBET TO RUSSIA.

Paris. April Io-President Lou6et Of
the French republic today visited the
admiral's ship of the Russian squadron
and conferred upon two admirals the
Legion OF Honor. Russian bands played
the French national anthem. while guns
boomed forth . salute.
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GOLD BARS STOLEN.

Hamburg. April Io-The North Ger
man steamship company offered re-
ward today for detection of the thieves
who stole two bars OF gold, valued at
sag 1000. They were loaded on the VIII
helm Der Crosse at New York and we're.
probably, taken en- route.
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KlDNAPER CAUGHT.

Pueblo. April Is-John Rogers, a
burly negro, who kidnapped Laura Bell.
an II year old white girl, at Anaconda,
Mont, was arrested at La Junta and
brought here tod, r.. He was working as a
day laborer and has made the girl VIZ rk
for him. She will be returned to her
naveptc
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FILIPINO FUNDS TAKEN.

Manila, April Io-Lieutenant Mapes
has captured $4,000 insu,gent funds
and turned them over to Uncle Sans
treasury here.
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To the G.. A. r. and w. R. c.: On
Friday and Saturday. April 18th and
18th, Harl S. Kittle, jeweler, will sell
spectacles in any style at IS per cent dis.
count. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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MISSOURI PACIFIC EXTENDS.

New York. April Io-Russell Sage an.
nounced the purchase of the Wheeling
& Lake E:e road by the Missouri
Pacific. This gives the road an outlet to
Lake Erie.
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Attention, Maccabeos.

All Sir Knights are requested to be
present at the regular review on Thurs
day evening. April nth. Special bust.
ness of interest and importance, also
initiatory work.
By order of the Tent,
E. !. BORDEN. R. K.
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TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.
ChliG-Wife OF Cassius NJ. Clay Victim Of
Husbands Joalousy.

HuSbAhu6 JoNlOusy.
Lexington, KY. April Io-The bodies
of Henry NJ Devore and his vile were
found at their home this morning. He
had killed her with a razor and cut his
own throat from ear to ear. Jealousy
was the cause. Mrs Devore was firm
erly the child wife of Kentucky's cratic
octogeaarian, General Cassius M. Clay.
to whom he granted divorce after real
izing his mistake in marrying one SO
Younq
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BURNED AT THE PIER.

Americ IN Transport Destroyed and -Four
Men Overcome.
New York, April Io-The transport
RawIins. which was lying at pier with
troops and supplies for Cuba. burned
this morning. Four men were overcome
hv smnka
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BURLINGTON is SOLD.

New York. April Io-President James
J. Hill Of the Great Northern announced
tcday that his road had purchased the
Burlington and all that remains is for the
stock holders Of the latter to rati!y the
deal
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WORKMEN AT CENTRAL.

Central City. April Io-The A. o. U.
w. and Degree Of Honor grand sessions
here are being attended by $50 members
Of the order and its auxiliary.
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INSANE HOSPITAL FIRE.

Cincinnati, O., April Io-The Central
hospital for insane caught fire today. All
the patients were rescued.
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The Awful |0|Q
0| k0SS0C|gy
FORTY THOUSAND KILLED.

:stimats by Bible Society of Slaughter
Done In China.
New York, April Io-The an.
nual report of the American Bible 1
society was made public today 1
With reference to Chinese affairs it
states that 1000 native converts |
we're killed by the Chinese during |
the boxer outrages and the loss to !
the church property is incalculable.
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EMBEZZlER HELD.

Helena, Mont, April Io-Charles
Wellender, city treasurer Of Phillipsburg.
has been arrested for embezzlement Of
city funds.
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We have some of those
nice, deCent.cOlOred shirts.
Tony-can't 'tmake youlo0k
like a gaWk. See them.
JOE.
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Don't forget the date of the Glee club
concert Monday night. April Is.
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TRUST ON SOAP.

Chicago. April Io-Leading soap
manufacturers from all over the country
are in session here today 10 form trust.
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deal
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-25
DRIVERS
DAMAGES
EX>SeCretary Of the Treas
ury Sued.
CABMAN THROWN
INTO THE T0MBS
On Charge Of Stealing a Seal
skin Sacque of Mrs.
CarliSle'S.

New YoBK, Jan. 25.--The Times says;
John G. Carlisle who was Secretary OF
the Treasury under President Cleveland
has been sued by an INDECENT cab driver
for $1,000 damages. The cab driver al
leges that Mr.. Carlisle falsely caused bis
arrest and compelled him to remain in
the Tombs prison for thsee weeks.
The papers in the case were prepared
come weeks ago, bul, owing 10 the diff =
fculty Of getting at Mr.. Carlisle, he was
not served untilthis week and then tn 9
service was made by one Of the plaintiffs
attorneys instead Of by a regular pro-
cess served. Mr.. Carlisle was 30 busy
with his work in preparing bis brief in
the Porto Rico case before the United
States supreme court that the process
servers had difficulty in serving the
papers.
Richard +. Leake is the cabman suing
for damages. According TO his COM
plant on the night Of Dec. 9S, 1898,
Mrs. Carlisle returned 10 New York
City from Washington and engaged
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-25
ADMIT
FAILURE
OF the California Cured
Fruit Trust,
PROGRAM ADOPTED
FOR NEXT YEAR
That Will Fully Cover all
Points of Interest to the
Producer.

EEw YoRK, Jan, 25 The Journal Of
Commerce says: Judge Bond, the pre-
sIdent Of the Cured Fruit Association
OF California, who has been inyestigat-
ing the conditions attendant upon the
distribution Of prunes in the east will
sail on the Oceanic next Wednesday to
investigate the loss Of the foreign markets
10 the California industry, through it is
not considered probable that he will
receive while abroad any information
In addition T. what exporters Of prunes
have already placed In his possession.
Judge Bond acknowledges that the fret
campaign Of bis association has been a
failure. But he is not discouraged re-
garding the ultimate result. The chief
features Of the campaign for next seas.
on rs outlined by the associations pres
ident includes:
First--A low price TO be named at the
beginning Of the season, such price TO
be raised from time to time az the season
progresses, when specified amounts have
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cabman at the 23rd street ferry 10 take
his wife to his home. After she entered
the house, she discovered that a seal.
skin cape valued at $3.50 was missing.
the next night Mr.. Carlisle, who had q
description OF Leake, went with police.
man to the ferry entrance and pointed
him out as the man. He was arrested
and the next day was held by Magis-
trate Crane 10 await the action of the
Grand Jury.
An Indictment was found against him
and in default OF bail he was committed
to the Tombs. lie was tried beforeJ udge
Cowing in General Sessions on January
10, 1899 and was acquitted. His defense
was that he was on theatre duty the
night the cape wns supposed TO h ay !
been stolen and that no had not been !
near the ferry,
lie declares in his complaint that he
was made i'll by lis confinement in the
Tomba. The case will come up for trial
IN the city court and Mr.. Carlisle will |
hghtit,
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THE CITY WINS
TELEPHONE TAX SUIT

The suit of the Pacific States Tele
phone and Telegraph Company against
the City of Salem for an injunction re-.
straining the officers OF the city from
collecting the tax due on telephones
under an ordinance of the city council
wac decided by Judge r. p. Boise of the
equity department OF the circuit court.
IN favor OF the city. The ordinance re.
TERED TO was passed last August, and
levied a tax OF cents month on each
telephone instrument in use within the
city. The tax became due on September
l, but the Company refused TO pay the
amount or furnish the officers with a
list OF the instruments in use.
WIN. II; Holmes appeared for City of
Salem and +. X. Strong for Telephone
Company.
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STlCKEL HANGED

Jesus help you all, Jesus take me, TAX,
me now"
by the time his last words were spoken
tho sheriff sprung the trap, letting the
condemued man fall seven i,ot break,
ing his neck,
Sketch OF StlSksl
Martin Stickvl confessed that he mnr.
detd three people. His victims were
william u. ehanklin, Who lived on a
iaTm near Avleo, CuWlilz county, and
MT. and Mrs. Cornelius Knapp, an aged
couple living near Castle Rock.
Shanklln was shot while eating sumner
some time la November and his bod,
cremaled in the house which MAS burned
'o the ground by tine murderer The
crime remained mystery for more
1han a year aud not untu alter the
murder OF Cornelius knapp aud hls vii,
did the authorities got clew 10 the
uurderer. The hnapps we're shot
while AT the supper table on Nuyemhes
-, leuO, and the fact that the shots were
urcd through tho Window iu tho sam,
manner that the Shaukhn murder was
commlttcd, led the authorities Ia be.
love that the samv man had committed
an three muTdvrs.
Surktl nNtd on a scoW al the mouth
of the COWlllE river and shortly alter ths
knapp murder his movements became
ml stVflOus sheriff kuhy of CoWluE
vuuhly and Detective samuel Slmuonsot
Portland arrested him and louud on h,s
pvl lsou shankliu,s watch aud krys.
'uekel maintained hls innocence ior
timo but huallN he made a partial rop
lcseluu, impllyauug hls uvlghbar EdWatd
tNltc, SuyAOl asserted that he Mas
pfv',ut hen the mutderNas vommlttrd
but that ilurco dad tho shooting. Alter
10 hevano known that Stlcka, nad mad,
A cun cssiuu there were threats ui l,nch.
lns pnd tho shvlln tobk the prisoner to|
layonlA loT sAio krepng.
While in lail thyu be io,uei the
salvation Army and s,Ou thereafter
nad ioll confession that hp cOmm,tt,l
all thrcc murders and that he Was alone
Ia The matter. It's motive Was robbery
"a both murders, GA hi, trial het.
hoNoVVr, he pleaded not guilty. ~
delensc hslpg that he Inherited a ,rim.
mai disposition 90 the extent thai he
n a. not accountable tur HE acuous.
lils mother tvsuuvd that be'are hsr
,lh'a birth she MAS 0l aturly and u,of,,.a
disposition and that The chtld "a. h,rn !
'ieA anu ai"ays an Unnatural child.
lho uial VAS finished iu oue day ana |
ne 'aFy relornsd verdict OF murder in /
ne ess1 degrco alter dol4heratlug onh /
'ne hour.
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been sold. The objects Of this feature is
to encourage speculation by large in
terest sith a view Of securing heir sup
port AZ distributors.
Second--The forcing Of all outside
growers into the Associat ion, by reduc.
inR, II necessary, the selling price below
tho cost Of production This Judge
Bond believes can be- easily accom-.
plished.
Third--Tho establishments Of indie.
pendent distributing egents,i IL necessary,
In every section Of the country on the
same man carried out by Armour, Swift
and other large beef interests.
Fourth, the establishment of so me
form Of bureau Of publicity for the
purpose Of securing by means Of adyertis.
ing and circulars aud o,her methods, an
increased demand Tor prunes aud con.
aumers. This feature, has, Judge Bond
said, not yet taken practical shape.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-25
PERSONAL

Dave Looney returned to the Butt'
this morning.
A. Y Brown the founder Of Oakland,
was In the city today.
Representative Hartman has returned
from the sickbed Of his daughter al
scott's Mills.
Mrs. r. y. Bean last evening gave an
Informal dinner for few legislature
yieilorH.
Mrs. n. r.. Ankeny left today for her
home al Eugene, after spending a week
with Salem friends.
II. X. Goldberg, Of Seattle. is la the
city, visiting AT the homo Of his hance,
Miss Hortense Levy.
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In Olden Times

People overlooked the Importance o
permanently beneficial effects and wer,
satisfied with transient action but nov
that 1t is generally known that Syrup o
Flgs will permanently overcome habit
ual constipation, well-informed people
will no buy other laxatives, which act
for time, but finally injure the system.
Buy the genuine, made by the California
Fig Syrup Co.
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MARION COUNTY
PROBATE COURT

Frances J. Hughes filed petition In
the probate court for the appointment
Of j. l.. Calvert administrator Of the es'
tate Of John J. Hughes who died De.
cember 2, 1895. The value Of the prop
erty Of the estate is $500. Frances j.
Hushes, vile Of this deceased, is the only
heir. The petition was granted.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-01-25

The initiative and referendum bill
passed by both houses ia with the gov.
ernor and will be signed Friday after
noon.
The House passed one mill tax bill to
pay outstanding scalp bounty warrants.
House concurred in Senate resolution
eulogizing Capt. Clark and officers OF
Warship Oregon
Colvig, Pearce and Edison appointed
Joint committee on documents.
Blacks bill for Myrtle Point charter
passed House.
The House ordered an adjournment
after joint vote on Senator until Mon.
day at IL,
Hahn withrew a bill. Shumann with 4.
drew his bill TO make loaning OF state
funds felony.
A number Of bills were sent TO com.
mittees and Speaker Reeder named
Lamson, Nation and Ingram a com.
mittee TO investigate Reform School.
Hume got resolution through TO
name a clerk for joint committee on
fisheries.
Senate-Friday.
Senate decided Ito adjourn to Monday
at ii go a. m.
The Senate adopted Kelly's resolu.
tion TO investigate the Stat Q Deaf Mute
School.
The committee on railroads reported
bill requiring all railroad and street.
cars to have vestibules and train guards.
New Senate bills.
BY Fulton, relating to duties Of Fish
Commissioner.
BY Glenn, providing for taxati on of in
comes.
BY Mulkey, for separate board 10
transact county business.
by same, TO authorize counties 10
borrow money.
Senate judiciary committee reported
iavorably bill for constitutional conven.
tlon.
Senate refused 10 concur in House
amendments TO its resolution requiring
clerks on Reform school investigation 10
report progress daily.
A mum ber OF bills were passed 20 Sc.
cond reading and the senate then passed |
theMay's bill 10 have names of regularly |
nominated candidates for United States !
senate submitted 10 vote on regular Of. |
dclal ballot.
harster's bill fixing fees witness and |
Jurors Douglas county passed
Adams memorial for construction |
Nicaragua canal passed.
kelly's bill to make state defendant in |
suits, passed.
Thursday AfIernOOn
The senate joint memorial to Congress |
relative 10 exclusion OF Chinese from the
United States, adopted.
Roberts called up III. B. lsO) the
measure reletiye 10 certain scalp bounty
claims against the state, moved suspen.
sion OF the rules and the bill was read
second time by title only. motion To
lurther suspend the rules and read the II
0lll third time, caused considerable De.
bate, and motion 70 20 into committee
li the whole for consideration of the bin
prevailed. Dresser was called 10 the
hair.
Whitney of Linn opposed the measure
'lalming that the bill provided for an
Unjust assessment.
Roberts spoke in favor, after some
'ther discussion the COMMITTEES +
rose and reported progress.
On motion OF Roberts the bill wss
eierred to the committee on Judiciary
nd made a special order for Friday
lornin at 1890.
Adjourned TO 10 O'Clock Friday. RI
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state to Issue license for less than pre-.
sent rates.
s. B. No. z, Adams, 10 make ware
housemen make monthly reports and
county court can examine warehouse. A
bill TO make warehousemen more honest.
S. B. No.. 8, Marsters, charter Of Rose.
burg.
s. B. No. 10, sweek, to amend law
drawing jurors. Examine with a mag.
nifying glass.
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Remember Dsaus cleans machines.

The birth registration bill is mo-
to legalize babies, but a STATISTICAL,
registered offspring will be much dearel
to the mother and also come higher "a
the father II he pays taxes. What costs
a great deal will be more highly priced
and hence children will be better cared
for.
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MsBhsss Twins

r. II. Flagg and Z. B. Irvine would
have the the public believe they are the
only honest, strictly yirtuous and in.
co'ruptlble men in the newspaper
business in Oregon. There are none
,tbers anything like them.
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- ~ 40 ~ hafrett tends times for
making boundaries Of mining clnims
Seems to be all right but had better bs
examined with care.
II B. No, ., Barrett, is the woman's
Club federation bill TO establish AMI
maintain free public libraries in elite.
'hat may levy ata1. 1t is not com.
p'''ory aud seems to be all right.
H. H. No. 3, Whitney, to make the biV
steel bridge at Albany a toll bridge Seems
TO be a necessity TO pay interest ON bonds
H. D. No. I, Nichols, is 10 give the
Agricultural College at Corvallis tsO .
900 claimed 10 he tue, and TO give il an.
nually $4,000. These sums can All h.
used, no doubt and more too
H. B. No, s, Rice. TO ax times n ho,d
ing courts in the second district nj,
suits the counties interested. ali right
II, H. No, z, Edison, changes grounds
Tor divorce, creates on new ground-in.
cQrah'e insanity. Better 20 slow ON this
bill. y" '''''
H. b. No. s. Nation, to refund slO7,
To Douglas county because state boanI q,
EQUALIZATION raised values in lsq9 A
had president.
t. X No y Mat,oon, to change act O,
lS''' Withdrawing indemnity lands from
sale There has been so much "dark.
horse business on this line, member.
better know exactly what the effec, ~
such an act ls going 10 DO before yot,n.
IT, h, No. y, Mattoon, TO create An in
redHoiole school fund ior Douglas county
'n' OF private beQuests. No eommen,
H. h. No. Il, Mattoon, 70 authoriue
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SPECIAL

n lbs, granulated cane
sugar. r.......... .OO
| 18 lbs. extra G cane
sugar ...........SI.OU
Roasted coffee, per lb.
! l5c, or 2 lbs. for rs
2 brands excellent flour
per sack. is
8 lbs Fancy Pink Beans
strictly No. 1..... rs
Fancy Burbank potatoes
per buShel. ....... rs
New walnuts large and
fancy 15c lb. 2 lbs. rs
When buying groceries don't
fail to call on US.
M 7. Rinenan
1872 State Street. Telephone 1871
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GERMANY DEMANDS
Continued from first page.

reached by the Russian military and tho
Chinese authorities in Manchuria, the
sole idea Of which is the restoration Al
promptly as possible Of peace and order
within the province.
The publication caused much stir in
England and Germany and was dis
cussed by the cabinets OF the two coun.
tries. An agreement made by the
Russian officers with the Chinese au.
thorities, contains no provisions for
a protectorate or anything bordering on
it.
1t lie purely local in character, having
as its object the restoration OF civil ad-
ministration to the Chinese and the re-
turn OF peace ana order which will en-
able the Russian government to give di.
rectlun Tor the resumption OF the work
on the railroad TO Port Arthur.
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Deans LAT Court ST.
Who To YOts For.

Alter you have voted for the best man
loI senator, vote for yourself to enjoy a
uIst class dinner as served daily irom S
70 p. m. at Strohg's Restaurant.
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PANS, Jan. PA dispatch from
Shanghai says the diplomats have de-
cided unanimously to notify the Chinese
plenipo.entiaries that the military ar.
rangements OF the powers depend upon
the promputude with which China ex.
ecutes her engagements. They will also
reqnest that the death penalty be im.
posed upon several Chinese functions.