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Set enc Sfib ifoI fortunes me0 Scoth
TdmpfieoIer og oct ar6et meo Belle.
bile 8ompfieoler. % begge ifal bele
Gioen laSe oct itud til meS iul6 Gdrt.
Get gipIoer bog fife, botItet Stib
tommer i8rit til WcaIPt, men mon
oil fin6e no. hDilfea 4ie6eI beo't fan
u0boIoe en- lang ieun Seilaos unoer
bsit 8rpt.
GR ing "~nosbelig".
Otter Ter aFitentningsr og en- u'pb.
uanIig bi6iig aamp bIso ben franite
Digter Gomono RoitarS optaget Joni
meSlem al oct frantic 4ta6emi. 3an
er bet pngite Uteblem, TOM roge1.
iiroe bar facet Spoe melem oe
"uSsbeIiae". iom oct fronife Gtaoe.
mis- Wte6lemmer ~betegres. Wargs
Slroreoe Stlioerter bar iouIlet l6er-
FOR Yalats Wa5oriu iorat afoerte
8alaets lt0falS, % Ga oct ipuretes.
at Roitano bdrbe iejret - r~igtignot
fun meo e II Stemmes Sperppet
orog belle Sloffeu bp til Roitaros
8oIia og bragte Ser linse Dromoti-
fer en- begeiitret SpIbeft. Roitnnos
i~farpeite aortIrrert por Siitortteren
6reoerid Wasion.
Oct par meS ct az Roitnrbs arbei-
ser, "Grneuuger~, al Sara Bern.
barot oa GodueIir rpIig foretog IN
To,,rrss 0TrrpriFr
0nrrcr Gmigrnnterue.
3 Set itaIienTte 9eputerettammer
bIep Der forIeben Tag fIoaet iterft
oper ben 9ebarolirg, iom bIeu Dc
itaIienife gmieranter iii Canada I'll.
Del. asiiIteren6e lloeurtgsmtriiter
Rartino 'ourehe bertiI, at efter De MI
~giploeu6e Qooe babe Regiertrg,r
nbioIut ingen aoutrol meo ltbpar-
ortngeu. Zen italierife Roniul I
Montreal haoSe rupporteret, Of De
cunobiffe Qgerters GtrtuIPrer por
p~iIbIeoeroe. Dor fdttige Gmtgrun.
ter fra Spoitalien otloe bet bore ben
oisie Ruin at reiie Ill Canada; hun
lto~oouorere, Der bar pei be'ladet meo
Berge, piIbe npbe soot al be Bettrt-
aeIier. iom BEN cdunoiffe Reeierirg
bpeer paa. Rartino erfIprebe boM
at geIfpIoningerne for unoer falifc
Sore'peiIinger Of loffe t~roifploige
Gmiqranter iii liz life montte retteS
mob ben eouo6i'te 8eeiertng, mon
moo oeus aaeuter.
Oil furtiGnc az urrs Slaoer.
Smfring 9S Brocent az Slauerne
paa 8au3ibor % / Berrba paa Ifri-
fas 2Ittnit ioretrpfter at forbIi iont
5luoer iiteoetfor al bIt fri. Gette
meooelss al ben engeIife Regiering /
a~nleOning ct Gefret, iom / i'm Sio
nar uoitebt. og buorefter Slaoerne
fuu6e bli iri. Saeeu er NOT at oisie
airifas msrfe Seruer % 9ctre for.
itaar. at oct for Ii6en life bill ppr.
meget puuoet peo al butte Slnoeltoet /
en- fri Wanos Gnar. Oct bar pitt zig.
at Sc Slaoer. iom ier't bIep frisipet.
bar baut poerit oauiteltgt for al lah
ia igieunem % oe er iunfne ueo til
lanai pGrre anar. emo De haooe fsr.
Eaa Oen an0er St0e bar Oct openior
nGpnte 9efret meoisrt. al Slanc.
eierne nj behan0ler line Slaoer Iangt
mere hpnant OF heriuushll6t END
ier, GA / Gqenfab al Sldper 6ebsper
Sc iulialo life at iute Tor llofommet.
Tette err @rumOen iii. at fprre SIa.
per auisgte ON at oil irtgiUue / 1900
emo / 1899.
~ On mn li0en Eriniesie iu0fanOt
p l -. T.E, n.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-04
CIicbrano.
4uinnts.
Turpie life anflaaet.

Chicago, lite SpIi. @ranoiurpcn
firnoe life Hrbe noeen gnfIaee moo
Sobn MIeranber Donnie. s. 8ortb.
inaton Subj og 9iafontsiernc
gratih % Speiher.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-04
Ienoeifab iyrenat.

Glenelnno. 30te 1ai. Yengeifa.
bet / Mechanics Banning Cos aontor
| graoner. Ohio. II Nil noroenior
Soitoria, bleu isaaraites ipr9nst at
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-04
mpntuuu.
Efip0 10.

@ides, 30te Rai Slagter @corJe
Song be9if Selpmoro ueb of ifpoe III.
Bengemangel og 6rugt for at blipc
blino bar @ariogerue. San eiterIa.
Ser Gufe on 9 ggrn.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-04

Sra Stodnclm t~elegtdferes, az
beqge RigsoaeenS aioeIinger bar
peotaeet et SoriIag on @eoiIautnJ al
1896. 500 4roner iii me RiIitTr.
9pgninger.
@eSel. Snrlsbers hpS.
ariitiauia 29oe Mai. 9arou.Ie,
oeI.SsSnrIsberg er aisaaei pe6 Ieoea,
90 meb BAN bar Norge miitet Den
iibite aoeIsmono. Baron @eoel
baobe tiblieere p9ret W%artneofficer.
aeiiercu after pna Rorsssbeisg.
Som panIist | oe iioite t0-i2
gar oil aeiier @iIbeIm al GpIflonN
ogind inar afInaee ct Sommerbeiea /
De norite 5iorhe, Gan oil aireiie Ill
Norse ben 2Soe Suni. u~miooelburt
efter Reanttoeu I 9ieI. meobeIeS ira
Berlin Den lite Suni.
gil inSfpre amerifanfc Iaitiner.
9oroon Site Noi. Der m~eo6eleS,
dt oer brittle Regierina bar beiIut.
tet at inofsre acknowledgements Wa.
itineri fra Amerifo, iaaiom pue,ima.
tiife goremaifirer o.i.o. Der ltaI an.
uenoes paa SrIogsperfterne | Vorts'
mouth.
Hn iocuif arigsminiittr.
StodboIm Site Mai. 9ouis IA,
LANDER, beflen0t iom Ssrer al Damp
tibet "Gega", Der / 1873 bragte q.
&. HoroenifisIos Expedition rimOt
Sibriens Spit til gebrinasbauet.
bporpeo giien oa europa for isrite
Cog eneite) Sang omieiIeoeS, er bic.
pen uonGpnt iii 8erbaro IurSiers
Gfterfelaer iom Warinemiuiiter.
Sngen aonifriptiun | Sinlanb.
StotboIm 29oe Woi. "glftou.
blaoet" meooeler. at oct risiiIfe Wi.
niiterraao efier Ell I9ngere 0ebot OF
meo tort 5Iertol bar ~iorfaltet Sor.
ilaaet ON aorffrtption Ql0ifripning
til DfiIitGrtiereite) / SinIanb. Sor.
lIoaet bar uoarbeioet al Den uiSiiifc
arigsminiiter ~. altropaftin. 5tor.
bertua 8Iaoirir, G5areus Gufef,
iternte meo Woioriieten.
3uuien % Sertusen.
6ro Baris t~elegraieres ct Rpat2
ON, at Or, 6rtotiof Rdnien % SCI.
tugen al Ibru3Serne meo oct fsrite
oil gioe iig no paa en- Bolar.@ rpeo;.
ton / SPaeSfob; sc pil haue Ct
itolienif og ct norif 5artsi. (Ictte
Telegram ira Paris er oiitnof blot Il
Sptog al Ell gammeI Siitorie. Oct
famine Rpgte bar buffet 90 ilars
Odnge tioltpere - belt lioen Sertu.
gen fom tiIboge fra I'M BolariPro)
Gn 9isfirlSer.
: Birmingham iunotes ser iorle.
Den Dag, bpao Der / bogitnueIig 5or.
Itono fan fnIoes en- 2IgfiPl0er. )
StipI0eren iroer cit "llnoertafers"
SofoIe ianotes nemIig life min0re emo
81 Sia al Sp9obsrn. 2e por fate:
| 3pnger / itore SGbefasier og BE-.
ianot ia / ole mllige Staoier al 5or.
raaonelie. Get ubpgaelige iSln0
oafte leIpislgelig Ell umoaoeIiq %.
liat. "llnoertafer". To%rretningeu
oreeoS al Ell @nfe. og huu er mi are.
@iteret, nnflaget for at bare ioruo,2t
DC 81 9srns Iso.
Gn praftiif Trsoe.
: England er arrargeret en- IN.
teresiant Tampfieoel BrsUe. Torut
ioa 10 ioritieIrge S.laas aie6Ier ia.
paa grlroig praftiif Brsoe. oil man
lnoe 10 arigsifibe paa $500 Cons
boer ioretaae en- anpieiIao5 ira et
Soun / England oa iii Gibraltar.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-04
npsrttsiemtntsr

uaa ~tnoI.0Tes lsrsf hosr RdHods % 1srssaa Dsprs
gen. GBsrttsiemsntsr tuStasss its / to pas binaaeeu
~isIseuhe Rnmers. nesmiasrs bet ubtrpfseia ioriar'
s,s. cots ct Advertisement, Der isrf iommer tHs
atrtosasauuer,t Z IT. ~isriaHsss i~Horuffet 5 Sanse,
5I bet fOmms ius 3 Trsoassaaaitrs. 5reoe. er inees
boloez apertisIsreHtrr, iom BET batter mso. bsr r1rrs
les EserttsisW emf, I bet aeors 5isrne paa Con
polnien-
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-04

~ On mn lioen E%riniesie iu0fanOt
iiq / Scroaq5 | oer itaIieuife Rorgc.
bora. gaaoe aouae og Tolt bdD0e
hoabet, at Bet ifIloe bIi en- Trin5.
men g~egipenbeocn bleo aligepel iei-
ret meo 4lofteringninJ og aaron.
ialut.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-04
Hnrn pnkntn.
Tpf en- grouS.

Sorpep, 30te Nai. Iof en- SIDE.
brand nbbrso 81. 4 igaarmorees %
sbelagbe ipp Suie / 9pens ipblige
Gel. 9e ~itsrite LAB leo anoreip
Stab, $. Mc8rap, aoam Gels,
matter % Sobn Sesiel.
Ganhelb tnger sliifcb.
9eoils 9afe, 30te Rai. W. s.
Garfield, 9eitprer ira Sort Sottey.
SnoianerifoIe, toe ioag lin aiifeo.
San bar beflGot gmbeoet / elleue
Iar.
Snnticn forfrcmmct.
Sort gates, 30te @ai. 9eitnant
3. g. anubier. iom bar beimrel
auariermeiierens &ontor Der / nogen
Sio. err "iorfremmet til aaptein / aom.
paui az. Soc acknowledgement.
iom MI er ~itationeret / Sort Snealne.
boorben ban MI reiier.
Monument rriit.
Samibton, 30te Nai. ct Ronu.
ment, iom bIep reiit Tor ben n,se
@m. q. 9amb, SolSat Of lite Roro
Gafota &estment, iom blep br9bt i
Bbilippinerne. blep inopiet iNaa i
SperpGr al Ell umaaoelig Ienmeifc.
m9ngoe. S~tatsembebsmRno, bets.
oommerc OF mango fremrdgenoe
Mrnb / Oct chile Gin oeItos. Nonu.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-04
Sagepnlper

9crer biaigs Snsepaluese. laret
al AlHn. men De az poerlt lsaos.
lige Tor Sstbreoen. 2ereS
iammentrefieHoe % 9tlenoe
ggeRiiaber bibynger giaoeu e.
peerit iunogeoSiarlist Clement.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-04
@eSel. Sarlsbers hpS.

ariiiiania 29oe Mai. 9aron.Ic,
oeI.SesnrIsberg er aisaoei peo Gsoea,
90 meo BAN bar Norge miitet Den
iioite aoelsmano. Baron Weoel
bapbe tibliaere pGret wq~rtneofiicer.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-04

The "Royal Baker and Pastry
Cook" - iuoeheloeuoe orer 500
hsiit praitiits % p9roliuloe Spa
ltrliisr ior Naolaputng -rIt
nj enbper Aunoe. Seno Bot
Tort mob 3srss iulee Aortsie.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-04
Sra anore Sanoe.
Speriac bcoilaer mere.

Sra Stodbclm telesraferes, at
bease RigsoasenS ai~oeIineer bar
pebtaeet Ell Sorilag on @eoiIaninJ al
8,796.S00 2roner I'll me RiIttTr.
0pariraer.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-04

Sc uofpmne Wummere al "Yeb
Nrnen" fan erboloes Ior zoe
ertra.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-04
aeiiercu after paa Rorsesbeisa.

Som pnnIigt / Se iibite t0-t2
aar oil aeiier @iIbelm al Gplflonn
ogiod inar afIGase ct Sommerbelsa /
De norite 6iorhe, San oil aireiie Ill
Norse ben 2Soe Suni, u~miooelbart
efter Reaattoen I 9iel. meSbeIeS ira
Berlin Den lite Suni.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-04
%iI inbfpre amerifanfc IaiFincr.

9oroor Site Noi. Der meobeleS,
Gt Den brittle Resierine bar beiIIlt,
tet at inofere orbeioSbeipareuoe Ma.
ifineri fra Amerifa, iaaiom pue,ima.
tiife goremaifirer o.i,o. Der ifaI an.
oenbes paa Srlossperfterne / 9orts,
mouth.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-04
Gn praftiif Trsoe.

s Gn9lanb er arraugeret en- IN.
tereelant TampfieoeI Rrsoe. Torat
iad 10 iorifieIlige Slnas aieoIer ia.
paa gruuoig praftiif Brspe. oil man
ln6e TO arigsifibe paa $500 Cons
boer ioretoae en- aapieiIaos ira ct
Saun / England oa iii Gibraltar.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-04
MinnrTntu.
Stemmer for @anbperf.

Morton, 30te Wai. ltbltebelie at
SbIigationer iii et geIeb al $4,000
til ct 8anbp9rf blep peotaget peo If.
Itemnina.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-04

Flainbiep. Site Mai. AIRS. 8.
10. goans, bois Wober osoe for 20
Tiger fiber, bsoe ioag, sc aar gam.
mel. afosbe bar boet Der / 40 Iar
San efterlaber to 0stre os TO Sel,.
npr
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-04

Dubuque, 30te Wai. 8riffinS
Glepator / Waionoiue os $1,000 8u.
ibels Sabre br9note. Sabet ct
$4,000; liben 4sinrance.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-12
VICE AND CORRUPTION
In GREATER NEW YORK
REPORT OF COMMITTEE oF FIF-
TEEN SHOWS THERE Is ROOM
FOR IMPROVEMENT.

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE committee
of fifteen organized some months ago to
investigate vice as 1t exists in this city,
made its preliminary report to the public
today. This report will be followed by
others from time to time as the COM
mittee deems necessary.
The report says that the committees s In
vestigation disclosed the fact that ganb-
ling and pool rooms were being operated
openly in violation of the law, that the
gambling spirit had been developed to
such an extent as to become a distinct
menace to the community and that these
resorts were undoubtedly protected in
their operations by officers whose duty
it was to close them, Raids were made
by the committee and its agents and the
results obtained show ccnclusively that
a committee of citizens can force the
police to close such resorts thus proving
that vice is protected and also that the
raids have resulted in making the ganlb-
ling business Improbable.
The committee says the actual condi-
tion of the tenement proSlem is alarm
ing in respect to secret evil and that OF
125~tenement houses that were examined
by it's agents and in which disorderly
women were living, there were found in
each house an average of twenty-four
children under the age of IS years and
the committee is collecting evidence
which will be utilized to eliminate this
evil 1t is also investigating the organ
lied traffic in young girls by the So
called cadet system
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-12
FRENCH OFFICERS
AT MOUNT VERNON
NATIONS GUESTS PAY TRIBUTE OF
RESPECT AT TOMB OFF WASH
JNrTnE

WASHINGTON April I.-There was a
touching scene at Mount Vernon today,
when NJ Cambon the French ambassador,
accompanied by the officers and cadets
of the French training ship Duguay
Trouin, and other distinguished guests
placed wreath of flowers on the tomb
of Washington. The occasion was COM
nented On as being particularly indiCa~
tive of che continued fraternal feeling
existing between the two great republics
of Europe and America. After the brief
ceremony at the tomb the guests spent
some time in looking at the main objects
Of interest III the mansion which WaSn-
ington occupied while a resident Ot
Mount Vernon, and in stTaying aroun1
the spacious grounds surrounding it.
In the mansion particular attention was
paid to the room in which Washington
died, and that in llhich the Marquis de
Lafayette slept while at Mount Vernon.
Several group pictures We're taken one
of them While the party surrounded the
tomb, and others in different parts Of
the grounds. The party which compris-
about seventy persons in all and in
cluded number of ladies, went down
the river on the presidents yacht, Sylph,
returning to the city at O'Clock Lunch
was served on the homcward trip At
the navy yard, from which place the
party embarked. they were received by
the commandant, Admiral Silas w.
Terry, and the officers on duty there,
and conducted aboard the vessel, the
same courtesy being shown them on their
return Later the officials and cadets
of the Duguay Trouin returned to Bal
timore, where their ship awaits them.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-12
CINCINNATI LAWYER
ATTACKS A JUDGE
CHARGES PREJUDICE OR WORSE
IN APPOINTING UNITED SALT
COMPANY RECEIVER.

CLEVELAND, O., April 1.-THE fight
between the National Salt company and
the stockholders of the United Salt COM
pany was resumed in Judge Stones
court today when the motion of the
United Salt company to have eX-Judge
Lamson, the receiver removed, was
placed on hearing. Judge Lamson was
appointed receiver upon application of
]. NJ. Henderson, one one of the stock
holders.
Attorney s. H. Holding, representing
the United Salt company argued in be-
half Of the removal of the receiver,
claiming that the appointment was irreg-
ular, being made at Judge Stones resi-
dence in the evening; that the other
side was not given an opportunity to be
heard and that Judge Lamson was not
a proper person for a receiver because
he had been the attorney for the United
Salt company in another case.
For the honor of the benceh in this
county" shouted Holding, undo your
work, and do not let it be said that in
the privacy of your own home, under
the seductive influence of Henderson,
you appointed your social conrad and
former associate on the bench to the
receiVership Of the United Salt company;
the receivership was obtained by deceit -
Judge Stone made no comment on
Holdings remarks. Attorney Green
asked that the Omaha Packing company,
Anglo-American' Packing company, and
Continental Packing company be made
defendants to the suit, claiming that the
United States company owed them Sl00-
600 for breach of contract to furnish
salt. Judge Stone refused the request.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-12
RUSSIAN SUGAR BOUNTY
QUESTION WILL Re DECIDED. IN
SUPREME COURT.

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE test case
involving the imposition of a counter
yelling duty on Russian sugar came up
before the board of classification OF the
United States general appraisers, while
William ]. Gibson represented the gov
ernment. No oral testimony was offered,
but the case was submitted to the board
after argument upon facts as stated in
the consular reports and other Official
documents. Mr.. BigeloW argued at some
length that there was no bounty paid
by the Russian government. Mr.. Gibson
argued on behalf of the government
and said that Russia pays a greater
bounty than any other country in Eu-
rope, and cited statistics in support OF
his position. He said that the produc-
tlon of sugar in Russia was absolutely
regulated by the government and was
completely under government control. 1t
was decided to leave to the board the
decision in the question as to which case
would be more properly the test case.
The hearing developed no new facts in
the controversy. Judge SCmerviIle int1-
mated that the case would naturally be
taken to the federal courts and viii
probably not be decided until it reaches
the United States supreme court.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-12
AROUND THE HOTELS.

At the Merchants-s. A. Huntington,
Duluth; Geo. E. Adams. E. w. WhIney,
Marsnalitown, To-; William Harris, Gale
donia; F. E. Putnam, Blue Earth City;
]. R. Baker, Bismarck, N D; John
Coates, St. Cloud; e. B. Lovejoy, Cedar
Rapids, To-; Geo. A. Du Toll, Chaska; NJ.
J. McGrath, st. Charles; w. O'Brien,
Spokane, Wash; o. Z. Rainsland, Sacred
Hean, Pomeroy, Wash; c. M. Brooks, G..
Fl. Dult, @. Hughes, Cedar Rapids. To- !;
A. n. Dare, Elk River; Mrs. 6. j. Brad
ley, Mrs. F. Haeffken, Norwood; C. f.
Wellington, S. M Hoyt, Mason City,
To-; S. Lewison, Candy; j. B. Gibbon,
Duluth; John HitZker, Winona; G.. H
Sipple, Menominee, Wis; G. H. Gunder-
son, Dodge Center; w. H. Bancroft Miss
F. Fitzsche, Fargo, N. D.
At the Windsor-E. c. Nelly and wife,
Rush City; J. T. Miller and wife, Two
6arbors; Mr.. and Mrs. A D. McRae.
Duluth; William Shoultz and wife Litch-
field; M. s. Rutherford, Princeton; e.
troit. Mich; A. w. Rowe and wife, Alex
andria; John Mclean Grace Arnold
Crookston; ]. Crawford. New Rockford I:
N: M Crawford, Valley City; ]. A. Toney,,
ma; G; e; Parker, Rochester; E. A. Mo
wins, Tidgerwood, N D.; J. E. Tynds
Aloquet; N. r. Estes, Madelia
At the Clarendon-James McHale. .Shak-
opee; G. ]. Craig, Osseo, Wis; II. F.
Conklin, Jamestown, N. D.; William An
derson. st. James; W. H. Tomkins. Mi
ton, Wis; William Hodgson, Hastings.
At the Ryan-Mrs. D. w. Cove Du-
luth; FL. Wilson, Faribault; VIII SchrIze
Duluth; Edwin Dunn, Eyota; De FORE st
ara, Falrmont; Morris Taylor. Huron,
S. D.; James H. Quinn, Fairmont.
At the Metropolitan-D. Paterson. Far
go; S. j. Dawkins, Spokane; M. 7
Mathews, Detroit; Fl j. Hamilton Al
bert Lea; T. c. Cooke, La Crosse.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-12
WASHINGTON NOTES.

Emily Winquist, of Fort Totten, N D.,
has been appointed assistant cook in the
Indian school at that place at $500 year.
Postmasters appointed today: Iowa AL
word, Lyon county, L. D. Maynard. Mon
ana--BurlingtOn. Silver Bow county, Z.
G. Hounsel. Wisconsin-Corwin, Rich
land county, Dean Shepard.
Rural free delivery service has been
ordered established in Minnesota May Is,
as follows: Dexter, Mower county, VIII
liam Welch, carrier; Grand Meadow,
Mower county, Charles Nasho1d, carrier;
Waseca, Waseca county, Joseph E. Par
kerr carrier.
Two additional rural free delivery
routes have been ordered established at
West Bend, Washington county, Wis,
May l. with Albert Obermeyer and John
Duerenberger as carriers. The depart
mIent VIII also try the experiment of de
lVering mail by what is called a rural
carrier boat, at Oconomowoc, Wis. from
May 1 to Oct. Is, each year. The orig
maj IN. route has been ordered established
on the date named. E S. THOMPSON has
been appointed carrier. --''
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-12
WEATHER FOR TODAY.

Minnesota-Rain Friday; fresh easterly
winds; Saturday fair in western, pro0a-
bly, rain in eastern portion.
Wisconsin Partly cloudy Friday, with
rain in western portion; Saturday proba-
bly, rain; fresh easterly winds.
Iowa-Rain Friday, easteTly winds; Sat
urday probably rain, except fair in eX-
treme western portion.
North Dakota-Fair in western, rain
in eastern portion Friday; Saturday fair,
probably colder in western portion; south
to west winds.
South Dakota-Fair and warmer in
western, rain in eastern portion Friday;
Saturday fair, variable winds.
Montana-Fair FridNy, except in
northwest portion; colder in north cen
trail and southwest portions; Saturday
fair, colder IN eastern portion, westerly
winds.
St. Paul = Yesterdays observations,
taken by the United States weather bu-
reau, st. Paul P. F. Lyons, observer, for
the twenty-four hours ended at Z o clock
last night.-Barometer corrected for tenn
perature and elevation: Highest temper
ature, 81; lowest temperature. A; aver
age temperature, so; barometer, 0.32;
humidity, So; daily range, 13; precipita-
ton, 0; p. m, temperature 30; p. m,
weather, partly cloudy; wind, northeast.
I.crI, 7. ~
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BR1ToNs WANT REDRESS.

Venezuelan Judges Accused of Ex-
tortion and Corruption Generally.
LONDON, April 11-At a general meet
ing Of the North Coolgardie company,
limited, held today Chairman Sydney
Chambers announced that the directors
had just made further representation to
the foreign office claiming damages for
the Illegal action of the Venezuelan
judges respecting the company's proper
ties in that country. Through the Brit
ish minister at Caracas, the foreign office
had already rescued the mines and ma
chinery OF the North Coolgardie company
from an embargo made possible by the
Venezuelan courts denial of justice
through trumped up charges. The COM
pany now wants reimbursements for ex-
penses forced upon fit, and anticipated
that the government would present the
claim in a manner to secure satisfaction.
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MILWAUKEE'S new PAPER
FORMER SENTINEL EMPLOYEES tn
START A REPUBLICAN ORGAN.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, April 11.-Articles
OF incorporation of the Milwaukee Free
Press company were filed with the reg
1ster OF deeds today. The capital stock is
placed at 100000 The incorporators are
Harry P. Myrick, Albert Hueein and cas-
slus NJ. Paine, all of Milwaukee. The
articles call for the publishing Of a daily.
weekly, semf-weellly or tri-weekly pap
er. Messrs. Myrick and Huegtn were edi-
tor-n-chief and business manager OF the
Milwaukee Sentinel prior to the recent
change in ownership. The new paper is
expected to issue it's first number within
month or two 1t will be Republican
In politics and support the administration
OF Gov. La Toilette. 1t viii be a morn
ing paper.
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MANY FALsE RUMoR5
CONE FROM RUSs1A


LONDON, April la dispatch from
st. Petersburg, dated April IL, says that
the stories of plots against the life of
the car which found their way into the
American press through English, Ger
man, Austrian and French channels were
common talk on the streets of st. Peters,
burg months before they were published,
but their inherent improbability and
falsity as to details caused them to be
generally disbelieved Reports to the
effect that the czar was living behind
steel walls and continually running
from one desk to another in his study,
for fear Of bombs aroused nothing but
ridicule. Alarm has been felt In all cir
cles for the life OF the car, as the avow-
ed anarchists and drevolutionists have been
displaying unusual activity since the be-
ginning of the student troubles. 1t would
not be going too far to say that the stu
dents central committee or some mem
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bers thereof, are probably compromised d
by their relations with the revolutionary
organizations, but it is not generally be-
lieved that the mass of students is in
fected with the revolutionary principles
The students do not appear ever to have
regarded the czar as responsible for their
grievances, continues the dispatch. He
recently received a delegation of them
at Tsarkoe-S -Saloe, where he now resides
Many of them frankly confess that they
never heard an unkind word spoken of
him and this cannot be attributed to
fear, for the students are accustomed to
to talk freely among themselves. Thus
the idea that the students, as body, are
plotting against his life falls to the
ground Emperor Nicholas certain y
does not seem to entertain this fear,
for he comes to the city frequently to
transact state affairs or to attend public
concerts