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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-08-15
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SUGAR GOES UP.

By Cable to the Planters Association.
From Williams, Dimond & Co.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 14,-The
New York price of 96 degree centrifu-
gals this day is 3.755 cents a pound.
The last previous quotations was Au-
gust g. 1896 cents a pound
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-08-15
ST. LOUIS ALUMNI.

The initial meeting for the purpose
or forming the st. Louis College Alum
nj will take place tomorrow morning,
Sunday at 10 o'clock at the st. Louis
College Hail. The brothers of the
College have kindly permitted the use
of the hall.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-08-15

ing the truth now and had not told the
truth when she swore to the complaint.
\ nOlle PROSE- was entered in the case
of the man, and the woman was
charged with perjury and committed
to await the dctlon of the grand jury.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-08-15

CABBAGE FROM VOLCANO HOUSE.
Two immense cabbages were received
by K. II. Trent this afternoon from the
Volcano House garden. The cabbages
weighed about seven pounds each and
were grown in the Volcano House gar
den which produces fine lot of celery.
The cabbages will be placed on exhibit.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-08-15
AWFUL CRIME IN
KANSAS CITY SOCIETY
GEORGE EVANS KILLS HIS WIFE IN BRUTAL FASHION
AND THEN COMMITS SUICIDE-NO MOTIVE YET AS
SIGNED BUT POLICE HINT THAT NAMES PROMINENT
PEOPLE WILL BECOME CONNECTED WITH CASE.
Associated Press Gable to the Star.

KANSAS CITY, No. August 5An awful crime committed
here today George Evans prominent society murdered his
wife brutal STYLE The shocking its details Immed
atey following the murder Evans committed suicide
No motive known for the crime but the authorities hint that
highly sensational facts will be made public the inquest
The of at least prominent society people of this place WILL
is said be connected with the for the crime.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-08-15

officer George Macaulay was set up
on by a crowd of Japanese at Iwilei
one night this week, and badly used
up. one of his eyes was closed.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-08-15

CONSUELO Dimes KING EDWARD
COWES, Gsle of WighD, August g.
Consuelo, Duchess of Manchester gave
large dinner party tonight at Egypt
House King Edward and the Prince
of Wales were among the guests.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-08-15

GARNISHEEING THEIR WAGES
Tax Collector Pratt has gotten out 90
garnishments of wages of employees of
the Honolulu Iron Works. Officer Es-
pinda has been busy serving them.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-08-15
PLAGUE IN PERU.
Associated Pvess Gable to the Star.

PASASMAYO Peru, August I5-Fteen bubonc plague
have appeared here The authorities taking the energetic
steps stamp out the disease rigid quarantine being
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-08-15

Twenty-Five cents pays for a Want
ad in the Star. A bargain. =
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-08-15
Associated Press Gable to the Star.

ST PETERSBURG August I5The Russian Black squad
ordered Turkish Preparations being
the Turkish by show of force and
pected that powers will object Russia indemnity
the murder of her a Monastir
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-08-15

star Want nd. nav at once.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-08-15
KANSAS SUFFERING AGAIN

o he
TOPEKA August I5-Heavy floods doing immense damage
country surrounding this city Rivers rising
damage S threatened
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-08-15
Associated Press Gable to the star.

Cable
VIENNA, August I5-King Ferdinand of Roumana advises
economic coalition Europe against the United States His Majesty
that the nations of Europe should combine epoecton
the encroachment of American manufactures.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-08-15
Against America

KING OF ROUMANIA PROPOSES AN ECONOMIC COALI-
TION OF THE OLD WORLD AGAINST THE NEW-BE-
LIEVES EUROPEAN COUNTRIES SHOULD COMBINE
TO DOWN THE COMPETITION OF AMERICA.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-08-15
RUSSIA
AND TURKEY

THE CARS GOVERNMENT ORDERS THE BLACK SEA
SQUADRON TO PROCEED TO TURKISH WATERS
RUSSIA PROPOSES TO MAKE SHOW OF FORCE AND
HAS CONSENT OF THE POWERS.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-08-15
IS ARCHBISHOP OF MANILA

Associated Gable
ROME August 15Bshop Harty Of ST. Louis today
Grated Archbishop of Manila
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ydparnnn of FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CLIFTON
 pdtose eve you in uifatoy

Robert Peel to James R. Welker deed. slOO acres in SC sw, r.. $ 26 e.
 Heber Dalton and wife to James E WeIker, deed, $500 SC ne. F. s. 5 e
 E. II. Weaihersby locates Wa Eagle Placer in Bunker Hill dist.
 Harry Wright files proof of labor on | claims n Copper mt. dist.
 Aztec Land 5s Cattle Co. to Emma A 1 Miller, power of atty. to sell land. ] Aztec Land * Cattle Co.,, by atty. tc H. c. Hooker, admr. Lynch estate, deed, 3250, De nv. 3, p $, 2I e.
 C. Raber files ProOf of labor and amended location -tor Pside of Placer Gulch in Greeulee 5ist. ! Ascension Enriques to Goldsm tn Bros, bill of sale, S400, frame bldg ] and liquors etc. in saloon in Morenci ! to secure debt. ] Sabino Vega and wife to Jose Me Henry. deed, $50, part Of lot l, blk. 6, West Clifton.
 Tomas Bianes flies amended loca- tion of Triangular Fraction in Green l lee dist.
 H. A. Morgan, excr. to Ida NJ. Stew art, bill Of sale, $2ll3, cattle.
 Sierra de Gro Gold NJ 6l NJ. Co. to W. H. Waite ct al, deed, Sl0.000 of Lone Pine Nos. and ,, Mammoth Nos. to 12, Lone Pine Placer and Cottonwood millsite in Greenlee dist. Chas. II. Brown ct al locate Cat Hop in Unknown dist.
 Wash l.. Smith ct al locate Dorothy E. in Copper mt. dist.
 Dell NJ. Potter locates Cot ttouwood Extension in Greeulee dist.
 In estate of Joseph Bull. decd. is filed certificate of sale to Ira OIeson for 8lSO, l9f acres in ne, 20, s, ? e
 R. 5. Stewart ct al to Waid Harris, bill of sale, 5000, cattle and horses.
 George E. Stevens locates Fl Capi- tan millsite in Copper mt. dist.
 Ambrose Burke ct al locate Copper Plate Nos. l, , and 3 Tn Copper mt dist.
 J. II. Garrison ct al locate Cobra Vista No. 3 in Stanley Butte dist.
 James |. Earhart ct al to J. II Car ri>on ct al, decd, $2l6O, of Cobra Vista Nos. l and in Stanley Butte dist
 United States to Julius Leszinsky. patent, 1 claims in Copper mt. and Greenlee dists.
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dist, and Benj. Cuff locates Mormon Girl in Lone Star dist.
 Ippolito Cascarelli to w. B. Thomp- son. option to purchase, 5-s of San Jose and Club in Greenlee dist.
 Wm. l.. Carter and wife to E. l.. Carter, deed, $500. 52 acres in sees. II and H. 6 ., 24 Q.
 F. l.. Carter and wife F.. H. Boyles, deed, $30O, acres in ne SC, II, 6 .. 24 e.
 John ]. Birduo and wife to George II. Birdno, deed, Sl, Ill of nc part of blk 30, Stafford.
 ]. \. Porter and wife to T. A. Pas COG. deed, S5OO, ? feet, lot 0, and { part lot l6, blk 32, Stafford. J. H. Mutual, mayor to Thomas Pas COG. deed, so, strips 45 feeixSO rods in SC, l9, :, 25 Q. A. Lafave locates claims in Green lee dist. and claims in Copper mt. J. F. Niccoils to John Hampton, deed. SlO, Und of sw nv, :, s. 50 e. United States to Ira Harper. patent. ne nv, ,, I :, 30 e. A. E. Jackson and wife to Earl Wish. deed, $500, lots g and T, blk. s, Lassa, tors ad., Stafford.
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Yesterday J. F. Owens closed the purchase of the Ire, Amigos gold mines Of Orc Blanco, $. w Champion of Alhamb bra. Cal. being the vendor. The price paid was $l5O.0OO. The plr- chaser was Col. Wm. Andrews Of New Mexico and a uum Der Of Piit.b burg, Pa.
 associates. The Sorrel Top group has also been purchased by Col. Andrews for SD. 900. Both properties will be consolidated, making one of the big gest groups Of mines in southern Ari- zona. Col. Andrews and associates will take hold Of these properties and will develop them with vigOr and as last as money and men can do the work. The purchase is likely to bring Col. Andrews into Arizona, which with his reputation as the political boss Of Pennsylvania will make our Repuhli- can brethren exceedingly happy.-Ex.
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Documents Filed For Record.

Following is a list O, documents filed for record. at the county seat. compiled by Abstract4r Fred Dysart:
 United States to ". F. Hagan patent. w SC, and nv ne, :, ., 20 e
 ". F. Hagan to l.. F. Sweeting decd. f.25I acres nv ne. :. :, 30 e.
 F. C. Al-dorf ct al locate l claims ir Copper mt. dist.
 Jacob E. Cochran to Jesse E. Krepps deed, Sl5, ,O)O Carbonate No. ? in Stan ley Butte dist
 Ascension Enriquez locates La Far tura in Copper mt. dist.
 ". f. Hagan and wife to George W. Wells, deed, $l5O 5.7 acres in nv ne, :, S, oe,
 \. J. Nichols and wife to Luther Green and wife, deed, 5000, sw ne and w , se, sec. l9, $, - Q.
 <. II. Bennett flies bond as assessor and collector for school dist. no. To.
 W. r. Iagan and wife to F.. C. Beauchamp, deed 5000, ,w se, 6 and nw nc, :, -, 30 e, except 10 acres.
 r. T.. Btauchamp to Polaris Min ing (l Milling Go, deed, :IO, same.
 Frank w. Kinuc, James ;. Autrey. Geo. Truth. Chas. Thomas, ct al in- corporate the Arizona. New Mexico & Colorado Railroad O., capital stock 35, GOO .0O). principal place of business Solomonvilie, Arizona.
 Thomas D. Baird, w. \. Hauser. Frank ". kinnc, ct al incorporate The Arizona X New Mexico Fuel IG Iron Co, capital stock, $5,OOo,O ,OOO, principal place of business. Solomon yille, Arizona.
 Calie F. and R Jones to Mrs. Lillian F.. Parks, deed, SllOO, lots and ,, blk. |, SolomnnviIle.
 Detroit Copper Mining Co.,, files amended locations of Dewey Lode in Copper mt. dist
 A. Lafave locates Red Rock in Cop per mt. dist.
 w. A. Leonard and C. r. Ro9ccrans locate Bananza Nos l to 10 inclusive in Copper mt. dist.
 Rudolph !. Young to Ab:iah G. smith, deed, $500 of Mack and Jack in Greenlce dist.
 Paul F. Crowley revokes power of atty given w. F. Elliott and j. Por- ter Fender, dated May II, 1903.
 Wm. K. Cuff ct al locate Matilda, Grizzly and Matilda Extn. in Lone Star
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rAs~ENuER RATES.
Coronado Railroad.

Passeurpr Servicc.-In effect Sept. I. I9UI Train NJ leaves Clifton 51 a. m.. arrives lpugtcIInV go a. m.. Nctcalf s.lp a. m. No. lcavt- Clifton j.2u D. m., arrives LOugfcllOw f.Un D. rl.. NoIcnlf 70 D m.
 Train No 9 leaves Motcalf no g. m: arrives I"ugfcl.'v Q $n a. ru.. Clifton 15O a. m. No leaves Mccall .u p. u.. arrive, LougicllUw p. in.. Clifton DO D. m
 FArFS-- Clifton tn I.ourf.llpw Dc round trip 35r- Lou-fc'low to Ncicnlf 25- round trip l5r. tliftOu To Ne'ralf ..lr- round trip in'. Nc'rAli tp LnUrfs iuW 3'.. f"HUd trip :.5c. Lpugf"liOW t, Clifton 25': round trip 35c. Mrtcalf to Clifton 3lf- round trip .,n".
 TI'Trr- sold %; u1l Arizona Copper Co. stores conductors sell ficErt~ one way oIilN.
 JANLs COLQUHoUN. Pres. F.. SrUI''ftNN Supt.
 GEO. NNG~TAFF, Asst Supt.
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Night Was Her Terror.

"I would cough nearly ali night long, writes Mrs. Chas. Applegate, Of Alexandria, Ind, and could hardly get any sleep, l had consumption so bad that iC I walked block | would cough frightfullv and spit blood, but, when all other medicines failed, three Sl.O0 bottles of Dr. Kings New Dis covcry wholly cured me and gained 5S pounds ' It's absolutely Suaran- teed to cure Cou2hs. Colds, La Grippe, Bronchitis and all Throat and Lung Troubles. Price 50c and Sl00. Trial bottles at all druggists.
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The Mining Reporter of Denver, says: According to the figures fur uished in our recent stan correspond cuce from Mercur, Utah, the consump- tion of cyanide at he Mcrcur mill is II pounds to the ton Of ore: oue-half a pound at the Sacramento mill and four ounces to the ton at the Sunshine mill. The Mcrcur mill operates ou ore running from B to S6 per ton, the Sunshine ores not averaging over S2 Der tOn"
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A very distressing accident took place on the toll road below the toll house Saturday morning. The little ten-year-old daughter of J A. Smith, who with his family were travelling overland from Texas to Phoenix, fell from one of the heavy camp wagons and was run over. The wheel ran over the child's chest and head, almost sew cring one Of its ears from the head and causing serious internal injury The child's escape from instant death was miraculous. Dr. Lacey of Solomonville attended the little one and succeeded in sewing the ear in position. At present the child is out Of danger and has good chances of a complete recovery.
 etin.
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A HEAVENLY TRAMP.
BOrally'S Comet IS Now Visible to
 the Naked Eye.

In reference to the new comet tha, has just made its appearance Prof. W. w. Campbell of Lick observatory gives out the following;
 The comet discovered by Borally at Marseilles three weeks ago has been under observation by various members Of the Lick observatory staff. IL promises to be an unusually interest ing object. Its brightness has in- creased very rapidly, uutii il is now as easily visible as fourth magnitude star.
 "Observers should experience no difficulty in detecting it about one or two degrees southwest of the bright Alpha Cygni. Its motion is carrying it southwestward about five degrees daily. The orbit oi the comet has been computed by Prof. Pcrrine. It is now in parabola, in such way that it's nearest approach to the sun will occur August 2 at d distance Of about 3l ,OO0 GOO miles.
 liS DttNcHl ul- tdUcc rom the sun lS about 10000, ,O00 miles, and from the earth about 10000 900. To the uuas- sisted eye the comet will appear as a hay patch of light. An acute eye should be able to detcc; d short tail projecting away from the sun. Our photographs have accorded two promi- nent tails. each several degrees in length. While it is always unsafe to make predictions as to how bright d comet will grow, yet there is little doubt that this one will be fairly conspicuous object in the evening sky. It fact, l expect it to be the brighest comet of the past ten years.
 In a report from Tonopa, Nevada. it is stated that in the winhc in the Bel mont mine there has been uncovered body Of ore four feet thick that av- erages Sl7oO per ton, and the entire bottom of the wiuzc assays $j24O per ton. It is also stated that the ledge in tue Belmont i7 now eigthy- three feet wide and getting wider. It is believed tha: the Bclmout ledge will prove to be the biggest and richest ever discovered in any part Of the world.
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MOrenci Southern Railway.
Standard Tirnc

Train leaves Moreuci 700 Q. m arrives Rt Guthrie S..7 a. m. Train loasCS Morcnci l.$l p. m. arrives Guihri" o. 10 D. Tn.
 Train 2 leaves Guthrie 30 a. m. arrives Mo rcnci II 30 70 rn. Train 1 leaves Guthrie 5.'5 2. n. arrives NOr.uci 2. .Gl D. In JSO BTRSs,
 C. F.. MILIs. Manager. Superintendent.
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Estimates from Dawson place this seasons gold production at Klondike at from $3,OO0,00O to 8 ,OOO. 600 more than that of last season. If the esti- mates prove to be correct Klondike's gold production this season will be from sl6, 900, GOO to SIS, ,OO0, ,OOO.
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No man or woman in the state will hesitate to speak well of Chamber lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets af- ter once trying them. They always produce d pleasant movement of the bowels. improve the appetite and strengthens the digestion. For sale by all dealers in medicines.
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Stops the Cough and Works off the

Cold.-LaXative Bromo-Quinine Tab lets cure a cold in one day. No Cure, no Pay. Price D cents.
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Arizona $ New Mexico Railway.

Passenger trains: mountain time. Train leaves Clifton daily al 500 III; ar rivcS LOrdSburg 10 .55 m; HHchita l2.30 r. m. No. leaves Clifton daily at 15 a m arrives L0rdSburg 135 r m; Hnchita f30 ?. m.
 No. leaves Hachita 205 T. 'n., arrivesLords- bur. 3.2o r m; Clifton 6.3U D
 No. 6 leaves IIafhita d in.: arrives Lords burg Suj m: Clifton 05 pm.
 \o.~ and daily except sunday 1 and 9 passenger, mail uud express, every day
 Distance from clifton (" LordsburE 70 miles. Lord~hurE tu Uachita, :9 miles.
 Ph>~ENt,ER RATES.
 Clifton to- North ~,diug. 3Oc: south Siding. tOr. Guthrie. 1ur. Coronado. soC; sheldon. >lI5. DGucLu. SlH5. Thomson. s3. e: summit. S} 70; Ncitch. S36'. Lprd~burg. :f.ct IlJohitH. t D.
 children under lo half price. Excess bag gage iC per lun lbs per mile ls~l lbs baggage carried free with each tuil ticket. 15 lbs free with each half ticket. Passengers from tiCk ,t stations paving ou trains will hc charged ',aC extra. JA~. toLQUHOUN, HTc~t
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It k said that more than 5000. 00o,- . GOO worth of ore i~ now blocked out in the mines of the Greene Consolidated property al Cananra Three addi- tional furnaces will soon ba in com mission when the company will lead all others in <tho output of copper. A new general manager. q Mr. Mor- TOW, who has been identified with the Clarke mining interests at Butte, has recently taken charge of the Greene Consolidated. Mr. Greene will re- main with Mr. Morrow until early in October, posting him up on the big copper plant. and will then return to New York.
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Clipped beef. cold boiled ham, fresh oysters at Central Market.
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Southern Pacific Railroad.

Wc-tbnund pa~~en nccr I"dve~ Iord>burg at i-.t5 p ID rI-thound leaves | i3 ? m Trains run on PLCiuc time
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will probably be San Diego. For -cy- eral months it ha7 been ruTored that the Copper QIecu people Were plan ming d number oi extensions of their lines. Each report has been viEor- ou-ly denied by those in authority. The plan7 discussed lend additional color to the constant rumor- that tue Fl PazD lc uthwe-teru l. by no means through building extensions and important branches .-Bi-bee Miner.
 All southern Nevada is absolutely paralized by the strike, and it would be we'll for miners to avoid that sec ton. The conference held between John C. William, vice-pre7idcnt Of the Western Federation of Miners and the Desert Mine Operator7' a>-ocia- tion was not productive Of results. This mean, that the struggle will be prolonged. a- both the strikers and the operators are determined to fight it out to lui-h. There are eighteen companies, members of the Desert Mine Operators association. The com panies ar-. QIartette Mining company. Rambler Gold Mining company, Cyrus Noble Mining company, Southern Nevada Mining and Milling company, Saturn Mining company Duplex Min ing and Milling company. New Fra Mining company and Good Hope Min ing company, Of 5earchlight: Yellow A7ter Mining and Milling company, Baltic Mining company. Stanford Min ing and Reduction company, Butte Lode Mining company and Con-oli- dated Mines company. of RandsburE; Exposed Treasurer Mining company. Echo Mining comprnv, Thompson and Boyle, karml Mining company, of MOhave, California.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-04-17
Youtsey Tells on Witness Stand Par
ticulars of Goehel Murder
JOHN HOWARD THE BUTCHER
Used a Marlin Rifle to Bring Down
His Victim, Who Was Pointed Out
to Him BY Youtsey - Political
Crime of Modern Days Compares
with Those of the Dark Ages.

Frankfort, Ky, April 16.-Henry
e Youtsey today for the first time
told on the witness stand the story
Of the killing of the late Governor
GOebel. he named John Howard,
the defendant, as the man who fire |
tn shot, foutsey told how he took
Howard intO Caleb Powers Office
Which had been especially arranged
for the shooting. Youtsey showed
Howard the Marlin rifle, the bullets
and the window from which the
shooting was to be done. About
Lat time" said the witness. "Goebel
came in the gate and | pointed him
cut to Howard and ran from the
room. AS | disappeared from the
steps to the basement, ! heard the
crack of Howard's rife. =.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-04-17
CRIME LAID TO PREACHER.
Bozeman Minister Is Accused of Sc
duction.

Bozeman, April 15.-Rev. J. Barr
Harris,a minister of the Methodist
Episcopal church, south, was ar
rested in this city this afternoon on
the charge of reduction under a
promise of marriage. and on the
charge of intimacy. The complaining
witness is Miss Abbie Hardenbrook.
member of his congregation. 1t is
charged that the offense took place
a year ago last March.
Rev. Harris was arraigned before
Judge Stewart ana pleaded not gull
ty. His bond was fixed at $4,000.
Rev. Harris is unmarried and
about 35 eyears of age. He came TO
Montana about three years ago from
the southern. states, and has been in
charge of the NJ E. church since
then. At the conference of the n.
f. church about three years ago,
charges were preferred against him,
but he was eXOnerated. 4he arrest
esused a big sensation in BoZeman.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-04-17
JAMS COMING TO NORTHWEST
Crowds at St. Paul Exceed All Ex-
pectations of Railway Officials.

ST. Paul. April 15.-Todays move
ment of settlers for northwestern
points was one of the largest of the
season. The movement for the two
days will be 5000, and for the week
not less than 10000, which is 1000
in excess of last weeks estimate
The coast trains last night were run
cut in two sections. Today the North
ern Pacific and the Great Northern
found it necessary to do the same
thing in order to accommodate the
westbound throng who were destined
TO, North dakota, Montana, Idaho
and Washington, and also Canada
The 800" line carried it's usual large
contingent of Americans for, Canada,
attracted tnither by the offers Of
free lands. Today the Union station
up to II O'Clock was crowded to such
ar extent that the settlers were step
ping on each other. The regular
coast trains and the two special
however, carried out the rlc -, u
the people. The balance scattered
about the city and left tonight when
the transcontinental trains ran sec
ond sections to their regular trains.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-04-17
KEEP AWAY FROM ROOSEVELT.
Strange Man Five Miles Away From
President Is Arrested,

Cinnabar, Mont, April 15.-Presi-
cent Roosevelt is somewhere in Yel-
lcwstone park today, between Soda
Butte and Yancey's. He probably
will arrive in the latter place this
evening, and Thursday evening will
come into the post. On Thursday he
will start for the Geyser country.
An incident that occurred in the
park today shows how closely every
approach to the president is guarded
An e.nploye of the Yellowstone Park
Transportation company was discov-
cred by a member of the Third cav
airy five miles from where the presi-
dent had made his camp. The man
probably was there on business, but
the soldier asked no questions and
would listen to no explanation. He
placed the employe under arrest and
marched him to the post headquar-
ters at the point of pistol. There
the man disclosed his identity and
vas released
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-04-17
Does Not Grow Less While in the
Yellowstone Park.
COMPANION IS A NATURALIST
They Start on Their Journey and
Have All Necessary Equipments
dent Will Preside Over the LAYING
of Corner Stone at Park Entrance.

Cinnabar, Mont, April 16.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt came into Fort Vel
lcwstone today, looking to be in
splendid health, and enthusiastic
over the good time he has had. He
Is accompanied by John Burroughs.
the naturalist. The party starts to-
morrow for the interior of the park
t. visit the Geysers and perhaps the
falls of the Yellowstone. They will
go in sleighs, On horseback or on
skies, according to the condition Of
the snow.
Livingston, April 16.- President
Roosevelt has consented to preside
al the ceremony of laying the corner
stone for the big arch at the en-
trance to the National park. 1t will
take place about April "a, and will
b: under Masonic auspices.