The Tomahawk., 1903-04-09


secured a decree of divorce from the
eloped with NJ. Giron.
The earl of Dudley in speech at
Dublin declared that the prospects for
a bright future for Ireland were en-
couraging.
Filipino native troops, in battle
with 100 ladrones in Mindoro, killed
one and dispersed the remainder.
Italy is apparently joining with
Russia and Austria to force Turkish
reforms in Macedonia.
Prof. Mazzoni, the pope's physi-
clan, declares the pontiff is in excel
lent health and gains in vigor each
year.
Americans in Havana held memorial
exercises at the wreck of the Maine
on the fifth anniversary of the dis
aster.
The blockade of Venezuelan ports by
the warshiDs of the allies has been
raised.
Turkey is said to have modified
100000 troops on the Bulgarian from
tier.
LATER.
At the Buckeye NINE, nine miles
south of Bowie, Ariz., two men have
been killed, two seriously injuaed and
number of others slightly hurt as
the result of an explosion of dynamite.
The passenger steamer Olive was
wrecked by tornado in the Chowan
river nsar Norfolk, Va. Seventeen
people are known to have drowned.
The senate committee on judiciary
concluded consideration of the Little
field antitrust bill the 10th and de-
cided to report it to the senate with a
number of important amendments.
Senator Nelson offered substitute
for the entire bill, specifically declar-
ing against mergers on the part OF
combinations, but it was not accepted.
President Palma of Cuba has signed
the naval coaling station agreement.
Nathan Doras, diamond broker of
Philadelphia, was robbed OF $1,000
worth of diamonds on a street car in
Chicago.
S. S. Glasscocl, farmer near Cairo,
ILL.,, faced blizzard in his shirt
sleeves for more than an hour in ordr
to flag passenger train. He had dis
covered broken rail and took off his
red-lined coat for signal.
Six thousand persons crowded the
Auditorium in Chicago at the demon
stration of the local labor unions in
honor of John Mitchell, president OF
H. TIo;%o1 NI;pa Worlxorc
The Doukhobors have resolved to
become British subjects and Canadians.
Edward Knaplan, of Chicago, was
found fatally wounded at resort in
Detroit, Mich, and on the floor in the
same room lay the dead body of Edith
Martin, or Agnes Mooney. as her cor
rect name was, with bullet through
her head.
Reports from nearly every section in
Wyoming ore to the effect that the
weather throughout the state is in
tensely cold. It has ceased showing.
Stock on the ranges, especially that
which started the winter in poor condi-
ton, is suffering and heavy losses are
predicted.
Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands
may be requested by the Washington
government to name the umpire who
shall pass on the claim of the United
States against Venezuela in the event
that the persons named by the United
States and Venezuela cannot agree.
The selection of Queen Wilhelmina was
suggested by Mr.. Bowen.
Eight persons were killed and four
injured by an explosion in the Peter
& Fox magazine cane factory at Fos-
| toria, o.
A serious flood is threatened in
southern and western Indiana. The
heavy rains of Saturday and Sunday
| have started the Wabash river on
rampage and there is fear that one of
the worst floods in years will occur in
| the vicinity of Vincennes.
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