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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-04-13
Snow in Colorado.

Denver, Colo. April 12.-About 3 inches
of snow fell along the eastern slope of
the Rocky mountains in Wyoming and
Colorado last night and early today. 1t
will be boon to stock men and farmers.
The storm was unaccompani by wind
and there is 40 danger to exposed stock.
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Flood Fighters Yield to River.


New Orleans La, April 9.-Hope of
closing the Hymelia crevasse was prac-
ticaIly abandoned today by Senator
Brady ana those who have been associated
with him All day terrific current
swept around the broken ends of the
cribbing and through the great 700-foot
gap in the levee, undermining the light
pilng which it had taken thirteen days
and nights to build Early in the fore
noon it became evident that any effort
TO build fresh cribbing to point the ends
would be futile and every energy was
directed to protecting what was left.
Considerable success attended these eff
forts and the sacking of other portions of
the cribbing continued but 1t was gen
orally understood that q complete sur
render would be made 10 the river to-
morrow If the experiment of driving
Sewall piling across the break In the
cribbng fails. A delegation from the
crevasse came TO the city early today and
made PURCHASES OF this apilng when
viii be sent forward tomorrow. IT is con-
sidered, however, that not chance IN
thousand to close the creVaSse remains
The levee board has practically reached
the end of it's resources and planters are
pulling away their hands in order 10
build protection leVees about their places
1t will probably be several weeks before
The creVasse ceases to run.
The weather bureau expresses the be
lief that high water will continue in the
lower Mississippi for three weeks or
longer, though there viii be but slight
changes in the next few days. The breaks
above the mouth Of the Red river have
caused q delay in the movement of the
Mississippi food ana it appears that the
Red river Hood waters will pass out IN adj
vance. Hence the bureau thinks the
stages in the lower Mississippi viii not
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-04-13

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Isla de Luzon Out of Commission

Washington, April 6.-The captured
Spanish gunboat 1sla dc Luzon. which
recently completed the long trip from
the Philippines, has been put out af com
mission at the navy yard, Pensacola.
Fla
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Democrats Carry Hamilton.

Hamilton. O.. April G.-Mayor Bosch
and the democra tic city ticket was elect
I'd by an average of 100 making no ma
teral change in the local political sit
nation
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Copenhagen. April SKIING Christian TO-
day celebrated his eighty-tift birthday.
He was in the best of health and was
the recipient OF many congratulations and
gifts
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l-ARNEGJE WILL PAY BILLS.
Generous to the Sick Student of Cor
nell

Tthica, y. Y, April ,..-President
schurmann. of Cornell university, today
announced he had received from Andrew
Carnegie. who is trustee of the univer-
sity. a communication in which Mr.. Car
ncgie begs to be allowed to pay all the
bills incurred by the students Of Cornell
university on account Of sickness during
the recent epidemic at I:1ica. in All cases
where the students or their parents will
ncrrliit il.
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Fraud Is Charged.

Melville T. ingalls,, the fusion candi-
date for mayor. heard the returns to-
night at the queen City Club and de-
clined to make a formal statement. but
his collea CUES on the fusion ticket stated
that the result was due TO the superior
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BLOW AIMED AT SOUTH
BY UNION LEAGUE CLUB

New York. April S.-(SpccialD -At the
April meeting Of the Union League Clup,
the most exclusive and wealthy repuh-
lican body in America. TO be held tonor-
row night, sensational action will be
taken on the question of negro suffrage
in consequence of a report to be made
on that subject by the committee on po-
litical reform. This report will undoubt-
eddy create great criticism in the south.
After reciting that the southern states
have taken steps to crcumVent national
legislation giving suffrage to the negroes,
il recommends that congress deal with
the subject without further delay, in the
line of cutting down southern representa-
ton
1t is recommended that a large sum
of money be appropriated 10 aid in test
Ing the validity of the recently adopted
constitutions in Alabama Virginia ana
other southern states There is said to
be 10 doubt Of adoption of the recon-
mendations Of the committee. Money IS
to be employed in procuring the abicst
counsel to be had in the country TO pre-
pare and argue their Test cases. In
addition to the sum 10 he appropriated
il is proposed to have individual mem-
beers of the club make contributions,
Il is said that former Secretary OF the
Interior Cornelius n. Bliss. president Of
the club is the prime mover IN the mat
ter and has the active support OF many
notable men in The cldh.
President Roosevelt was vice president
of the club in 1889 ana is still "a prom
inent membor Among other noted men
who have been presidents Of the Union
League are Secretary of War Root Cen
eral Horace Porter. ambassador Ia
France Joseph a. Choate. ambassador
to England; John jay, George Cabot
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Flood Crisis About Reached.

New orleans. a. April l1.-Gn the be-
lief that the maximum of the flood has
about reached the lower river and that
with determined efforts there is still
chance of success remaining, a confer
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New Road for Oklahoma

Guthrie. Okla, April "a charter was
granted today to the Blackwell Fair
mount and Southern Railroad Company.
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capital 100000, to build a line 100 miles
long from Blackwell to e. Reno. Okla
The incorporators are residents of Okla
hOma
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Parties Broke About Even.

has a plurality of 1896 over Sonthelmer,
the republican candidate
Parties Broke About Even.
Cincinnati, April 7-While the aggre-
gate pluralites in Ohio cities yesterday
showed republican gains the parties
break almost even on the changes OF 10
cal administration. The most important
changes from the democrats to the repup-
licans were al Columbus, Manshelu'
GAINESVILLE, Defiance, Delphos NanWert,
Shelby, republicans carrying Shelby for
the first time. Among cities that changed
from republican to democratic mayors
were Youngstown, Springfield, Akron
Troy and probably F1ndiay IN several
of the larger cities the socialists maze
gains. 90,
There are seventy -one cities and GID
villages in Ohio. OF the Sixty larseS.
cities heard from officially 1t Is hoieu
that the republicans and the ueniocidto
each carried thirty.
Harrison sld M, nicipal Ownership.
Chicago April 7.-Carter II. Harrison
was elected mayor of Chicago today Tor
the fourth time, his majority. by UNI
official count, over Greame Stewart, the
republican candidate. being 6,9is. me
total vote was: Harrison l46,323; Stewart
1879. 375; Cruise, independent labor, 1888;
Breckon socialist, IL ,2l2; Haines, prohlbi-
ton, 2,S4S.
In the last mayoralty election the totai
vote was Harrison, democrat, loo' ''o'
Hanecy, republican, 12S,4l3; Hoyt, pro
hibitonist, 3.32S; Collins socialist, o,3si
The early returns were in favor oil
Stewart and at one time he was 2,ooo
ahead, but the later returns cut down ms
plurality steadily and the republican
leaders, in private conversation. admitted
Stewards defeat by about 5000.
The chief issue in the campaign was
the traction question: both candidates
laVoTng ultimate municipal ownership
of the street railways. Stewart advocated
an, immediate improvement of conditions,
making the best terms possible with the
companies. Harrison recommended de-
lay until The city mad obtained what IL
desired from the companies.
Mayor Harrison said tonight;
Il regard the present election as less
of 4 personal victory for myself than as
a victory for municipal ownership-a VIC
tory which should lead to the develop
meut of public, national as well as mum
cipal utilities. Partisan lines We're cast
aside to a great extent, but the result Is
at the same time a substantial endorse
meut of my administration
Harrison Looks to White House.
Chicago. his, April S.-(Specal.)-A
presidential bee is bu2zing about Mayor
narIisons ears as result of his re
election yesterday. The Iearst-farrison
alliance is in full swing. The deal, it is
said is for Harrison to back Hearst IL
the democratic national leagucrs decide
that the nominee should come from the
east, and if it is thought a western man
is needed then Hearst is to support
Harrison. y line was had on the may
or s ambition today when he brought mu-
nicipai ownership into national pohtIcs.
Byran's Home Town Republican.
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nicipal election in this city give Johnson.
democrat, for mayor, a plurality of 59oo.
Lapp, democrat, for president of council,
has a plurality of 1896 over Sontheimer,
the republican candidate.
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Results Throughout Ohio.

While the republicans had material
gains in the municipal election in Ohio
today, they did not secure many changes
in the administrati ton of the cities. The
most notable exception was at Columbus
where Mayor Hinkle, democrat, was sue
ceeded by Jeffrey, republican. The may
ors of all the large cities except Column
bus We're reelected. The republicans re
tanned control of Cincinnati and the dem
ocrats of Cleveland, and Samuel NJ. Jones
was elected as an Independent for the
fourth time as mayor of Toledo. The
democrats elected their tickets at Dayton.
SanIuSky Chillicothe, Hamilton and
other cities normally Democratic and the
republicans at Stuebenville, Youngs-
town. Warren lrOnton, Portsmouth and
other towns that they have heretofore
controlled. The winning tickets We're OF
either of the dominant parties. The fu-
sion tickets, as rule, We're defeated In
a dozen or more cities where they Were
In the field one of the most notable
gains of the republicans was at Mains
field and of the democrats at SPRING
field were local issues controlled results,
as was the case in most of the changes
Puts johnson to Fore.
There is much diversity of opinion as
to the effect Of these municipal elections
upon the next republican nomination for
governor. but it is conceded that Mayor
Tom l.. Johnson, of Cleveland. will now
become formidab bic candidate of the
democratic nomination for governor few
months hence The ingalls, organization
will be continued with 4 view of making
him the democratic opponent of Hanna
for the senatorship. There is consider
able gossip here tonight about the in
cipient boom OF Mayor '!eischmann Tor
the republican nomination for governor.
1t is conceded that the endorsement of
Mayor Flaischmanns administration
mainly produced the result in Cincn-
natl the largest plurality on the largest
total vote in the history OF the city.
Mayor Julius Fleischmann said:
The election of the entire republican
ticket is a victory of the people of Gin
einnati This triumph means that the
next governor viii be a republican. that
Marcus A. Hanna will he returned to The
senate and that Theodore Roosevelt Will
be the next president of the United
States"
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organization of the republicans in city
normally a republican stronghold, fraud
ulent registration. repeating and corrup-
ton. They insisted that the fusion or
ganiza ton would be continued and per-
fected.
Mayor Julius Fleischmann said
The election of the entire republican
ticket is a victory for the people of Gin
cinnati They have filed protest against
the defamation of their fair name. rms
triumph means not only that Cincinnati
will continue to progress as she has
progressed during the EAST three years,
but it means that the next governor Will
he a republican, that Marcus A. Hanna
will be returned to the senate and that
Theodore Roosevelt will be the next pres
ident of the United States"
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TELEGRAPHlC ITEMS

b''Shd!e' General Funston expects
20 fes'in to The Philippines.
Ex-Secr.tary Long is reported as
imp owing. b, Ills ph, sicians.
The railway scrvict throughout
Holland j. crippled by strikes.
Factior al tigIi'irY i reported among
t q karirs, Forty hive teen killed
There were 100 deaths from yellow
fever at Guayaquil, during January,
Grown Princess Louise and NJ.
Giron are preparing to sail for
America.
The BrazlIian government is act
Weiy engaged in making war pre-
parations,
King Edward has been prosti'ated
bv sudden illness, and all functions
are IpSbI'outu,
The Sultan of Morocco has inflicted
u severe defeat upon the forces of
The pretender.
Signor Prinetti, Italian Minister
of Foreign Affairs, has been stricken
with paralysis.
The House has passed a bill to
raise the Presidents salary to $780,
0h0 per annum.
Chile and Argentina have reached
a definite agreement 10 keep their
navies on parity.
Robert Planquette, composer Of
the opera, "Chimcs of Normandy"
recently died at Paris.
Five soldiers, guarding the quar-.
aatine district at Mazatlan, have
have died of the plague.
An effort is being made by San
Francisco capitalists to get charter
for national bank in Honolulu.
In collision on the Southern Pa.
ciic near Tucson, twenty persons
we're killed, and a number injured
Levi Ankeney, capitalist, has been
elected U. S. senator for the state of
Washing ton, thus breaking the dead
lock.
Chicago will celebrate the Tooth
of it's settlement by
elaborate ceremonies, September
next.
The proposed treaty between Mex
leo and Cuba provides that Cuban
sugar is to be admitted free of duty
into Mexico.
The California legislature has pass
ed resolution instructing Senators
Perkins and Bard to oppose the
Cuban treaty.
Senator Quay has offered amend
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Oklahoma as states.
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being half million dollars.
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general distress in the Philippines.
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Yonkers and Brooklyn have shut
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exists in San Francisco, and that a
torce OF men is employed there, col
lecting rats that have died Of the
The Cuban governments is consider
ably aroused over the report that
German officers have been occupied
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for instance which raises more of the
golden cereal annually than any other
county in the world. Think OF the posi-
bility of wheat crop OF 100 million bu-
shes this year. 1t is stupendous. Then
there is the corn. which makes Kansas
exceed any other State. Perhaps you
also recall that the Poplin-Galena dis
trict, mostly in Kansas, is the richest
lead and zinc producing region in the
world There IS enough oil and gas in
Southeast Kansas 10 furnish fuel for
thousands of factories and smelteTs, even
in addition to the thousands there al
ready are
The cattle on the Southwestern pas
lures furnish meat products for the
millions outside Of Kansas; and packing
houses on Kansas soil prepare these
cattde for the tables Of the East. North
and South Kansas -four is the accepted
kind in London, Liverpool and Antwerp.
Kansas hogs in refrigerator ships find
their way when not hindered by unjust
tariffs. into Germany and all Europe.
Is there anything else? Yes, much else.
There are Kansas bank deposits. In
State and national banks there are today
in deposit near hundred millions OF
dollars. 1t has been estimated that there
is se5 in deposit for every man. woman
and child in Kansas. This is a quite
different per capita" than that the
Populist spellbinders were wont to talk
of a decade ago. It might be added
it is a much more satisfactory one.
As to. centers Of the population, il
shrould mean much TO Kansas that IL
has a city within its borders which has
not only dwindled its boom but has taken
majestic strides in commercial impor-
tance and population until it holds
proud position in the southwest. This
much for Wichita. As to other centers,
Kansas surely has little fault in the fact
that its Capital is little more beautiful
and clean than that of any other State
There is Kansas City, the great packing
center. unfortunate, true. in the fact
that it's missouri namesake robs il OF
much credit, but great nevertheless. The
old cities of Atchison and Leavenworth.