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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-13

FIRST Presbyterian Church. Van Ness ave and
Sacramento St. Rev William Kirk Gutnrle'
raster Morning service II O'Clock; subject
The Conditions OF Entrance Into Gcd : King
0Onl-Repentance and Faith Evening ser
vice :45 O'Clock; subject Saving talth:
Tho pastor viii preach at both services; SAB
bath-sohool y 80 p. m; Christian EndeaYor
G:15 D. IN; Wednesday p. m, midweek ser
vice. leader. Rev ". h. Guthrie. All are
cordially invited.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-04-17
&linet berbddtis.
gfelp gorf. t6. 9lpril.

2ClO SJOllt ~. ~tPLlN
Gin Qbenteuer uneep0bnli9er Irt
Bat syrau Clarence 9. @rabdm erlebt.
Sin SaniOm belt geitern Dor osn
Bellevue 9pIpitat, cine : tau. Die Of
fenbar ihr 8eipubifein perloren, purs
be BON ben 0drtern ms 9oIpital ges
tragen unb Gr5tli9 unteriu9t. Die
4er3te iteIten feit. bab bic Srau in
folge zines 9etdubungsmittels ibr
8etpubtiein perloren babe, tonnten
aber bprlGufig ni9ts NGberes in Gr=
fobrung bringen, bd Der Suti6er, tpelz
der iie bra9te, in ausr @ile bappnges
fobren ipor. Ro6 einiger 3eit fam Die
Srau gum 8etpubtfein. sic ertlGrte,
bab ibr Mann Clarence 9. 8rabam
belize, 9erIelbe ipurbe bena6ri9ti9t.
@r fam na9 bem 9oipital unb erfu9r
BON Ieiner 5rau, baB iie an Wonta9
Mittug ibre Wobnung berlieB, um
Gintdufe in einsm 0epartement= 9aoen
gu MAIDEN. Ra9bem bies geI9e9en,
babe lie cine 3eitaurdtton in Der Ndbe
beiu8t, bod fpas na66er nit ibr pors
9egangen, tpifTe iie ni9t. Sic bait.
5ipei Oiamantringe an i6ren 5inoern,
bod bic Steine in benfelben, bercn
Mertb iie auf $500 I6Gbt, feblten.
Iuberbem fehlfen ihr $50 in 9aar.
8on ben &inoer9irten.
8ittsburg, 16. glpril.
8ei @r0ffnung Der 5agun9 Der
~Snternatipnal &inbergarten 9lhocias
tion" tparen in Der Carnegie Wluiic
9aa 200 Oelegaten anpeienh. 0ds
prGiibium fpurbe BON Jrau 9tlice $.
yutnam aus Gbieago gefii6rt; 6rdu
%. u. 9erron aus pittsbur9 bieIt Die
8etpiltommunes= =MnIpraae. On pieIe
f9IoFen ii9 Sonberbericbte Der 9eies
eoten, fOlpte Die @erltIung singelauFes
ner 8riefe, barunter FOLDER aug Gnq,
Lamb uno 0eutf6lonb. 8pn alien Seiz
ten permo6te nit 8enugtbuung feits
9eitelIt gu perben, baB bic SrganiIas
tion itetiq 5orti6ritte ma6t.
3ur 0ebitationsfeier
glIbanp, g. g., t6. 9lpril.
Der Senat senebmigte bic bsreits
bonn 9lbgepronetenbauie angenommene
8ia, bur4 nel9e fir Die 6abrt bes
8ouperneurs Sbeu, ieines Stabes uns
zines Regiments auserleiener Mlili5s
truppen naa ct. 2outs, um bort am
q. IpriI unb ben ful9enbsn Sagen
Der 0eoitationsfeier an3umobncn,
$4,000 beipilligt iperbsn. Der @enes
rals4ojutdnt pirb nunmebr 1000
Mann Wili5en, bic bur9 itdttli9e Gts
f6einunq unb itrammp 9altung in'3
9lu9e fallen, auspGblen, nm pem
@puperneur ais peri0nli9e Gstorte gu
bienen. -
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-04-17
Orp1enber Streit.
Sem g)orf 16 9[priI

glelb SJullt 10. Aptll.
Die 0irettoren Der .Snterborougt
Iapio SranIit Co., pel6e bic Mon.
battans9o4babn i'm getriebe bat, lebn.
ten bur4 8ei4luB oas 8egebren Del
4ngeItellten ab, ibnen einen Neun'tun.
bens4rbeitstag gu getpdbren. 0ieit
@nti9liebung folgte elmer llnterres
bunq nit ben 2ebtersn. Dor Der Gon.
feren3 ertlGrte 6err pepper Namenl
fciner W(its2tngeitellten unb uls Dor.
IibeGoer BON oeren Union, odB BIZ
6rage brenneno 9etporbcn lei. nWsnr
unIerem 9lntraq nidt itottgegeber
nirb", meinte er, ,rperben mir motger
ober iibermorgcn cine Wtaiisn Per
'ammlunq einberufen. Der gegenlpds
tigen Stimmuna mad 81 urtbetIer
biirfte olsoann elm &usitdnb ouf ben
JuBs folgen."
Die Direftoren begriinoetsn bic
Q(6le6nunq her @itte Inn eiuen neur'
itiinoioen 9lrbeitstag bamit. baB Die
e(rteitsseit i cicieiben. bic 06hnr a6er
Sober ieien. ais BEL iecem anoersn
GtraBenbobn SnItem inIepgort oocr
anOcren 6yoBitdoten". iSeItqeteat lit,
boB bic gSnterborouah 5rdniit 60" "
3auienoe BON 2tniteIunqs Geiuc6en in
Der Shublaoe liegen bat, ins6eroncsre
BON Gsn!ss dus @rooflbn, gbild6el-
pbid unb 9ohon, peIfe ibre Tienite
sum 9tusbau Der neuen llnterdrunbs
2inie anqetrd1sn BADEN Soften bds
fer bic de1cnpCrtid geThdftiqten in
ben 9lnsitauo tr'ten pofIsn, 70 piirne
tis @ohnaeTellif1ft in titr3er 2eit 81.
iaB heraniuir11ffsn i'm Stdnhe icin.
Ole einpanberersS Sttuer
Sou 1rancisco if gpriI.
Die Cttani; Steamihip 81. pei9sr
iih. RE 1-m Geiess porqeihrit6er
qppfiteutr pou 50 fir icbeu Gilman
osrer 7u eutriAisn. Sis mahi 1sI
isno. boh oas nsus GeIee nit oer 9o-
it-ift S,s Observation-Disclosures /,
qRibcri9yuh Ftehs. lrs'f bic 6inir..
Qura siues IaooTiicrigfrs iiir 81"
iparberer oorihgeibs g1ahri6sirlid
irirb bi, Jrass BE Gcridts bsi4aiii
gen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-04-17
prGfibeut RopfepeIt.
Ginnabar. O1out. Is. 0lpri

9er prGiibeut GopIcpelt bat iein
Eager mad Slough Greet, IS Mtileu
BON Sort gellolpttone. nerIsgt. no er
mebrcre 5age gu bleibsn qeoentt. Ben
bort luirb er uuA benz 2ate YeIIolp,
itpne Qehen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-04-17
H., A||g,Gin &ieitnbrano
1T ScQunlont.

Ser gtabltrmIt inmt aui SsersrDkermng Seid)liiiie
oes Sfatipmal sSabrifantem Ssereins. Yrdii=
bent 0sDpIepelt utter bem Gpiubpgs. Sieiu
SerieDs 9lmtplnpbils 0eiet Sfabelnerbiuomng
init 9tlaSfa
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-04-17
@rGnoe.
Some, g3. q, 10. sIpriI.

0os @aibinQton Gbeoter tpuroe
bur6 GSeuer 3eritort. Der Ierllit
luiro ouf iiber $t25.000 aeindet.
0os bencdborte 9IrIinaton 6ote!
nurbe spcimol bon oen 8Iomnlen er.
eriifen. bodl 9elong es. oieieS @e-
bGlloe Dor Sd)aoen 8u belnabrcn
glcm Orleans, 10. NlpriI.
@erihieoene @eb1noe IN Der Som.
merfriide am 2ote Eonthoritroin
muroen born 6euer crgrifien, ipeIheS
ouh eiue gIn3ohl 9note 5erIt6rte mo
einen @eidnlntitha0en ben $4,000
onrihtete.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-04-17

Qhi1a6cpbin. IS. @nril
gDGbrsap sint. 'brrsrea Siurmea
oine bic Stor .6u9bs5" i'm 1stls
tyats.Giub, r5ts Wareus 5oD! ~
Grunoe unh bier Mann ertrauten
8tturtTudt
pit ra 10 aprtl +.
Gele7snilih cine, BpnamiierpIoiion
in bem Wouri Q9aIhinston GuHnel
oer Mabaib Balm uurben 3rptt Wsdas
ner aet0piei uno rsi oermunbet. Die
9srunoliidien nr,a llngarn uno tire
Qamsn fino MD bslanni.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-04-17
Ole Sabrifonter.
geem Orleans, t6. Ipril.

J(eIp &rlell1S, 10. Apru.
Ssn Ser belltigen Sibuna Der SEC.
tionoI 9liiociotion Of W2tnilfnctitrerS
hielt ser gtrbeits-Gommiliar Garrett
9, @rigbt cine 9lniprn1e. Mun bate
ertpartet, oaB oos Geiolutions.
GorHitc. ipeIdes BIZ Ser; .bll-
ge betreffs Der @oltline Der
gI'Icciotion ben @elperfidoften qcger.
iiber inter @erotbing bate, ON %or,
mittuge berid]ten meroe, ooh ideint
eS, ooB oieier 9erid)t crit ip1ter en-
folaen miro.
Serr @rigbt fiibrte in ieincr Heoe
aus. ooB oie Combination Der Inter.
nebmer rno 0ie @ereinguna Der 9lr,
better cine nntiirIihe 6oIge Der gnt-
ipidelung iei. Gr mone niht leugnen
SOB Qeniiie Wietbooeu Der @epcrf-
ithafter all tobeIn leier, obcr Dir
fopitaIiitiidjen SrgoniIationen bcoicn.
ten iidl ebenfaas iolfer Wfittel. oie
man nidlt ant bciBen f0nre. 9eioc
@ereinigllnaen ie.en BON einon6er o6.
bGnQiQ uno b6,tcn Sen gr0Bten @or-
tbcil boron, penn lie in uQen Ira-
gen iih III iric6lid)er gSeiie einigten.
9ielu Orleans, t6. 9GpriI.
Die Manufacturers glITociation bat
Heiplutionen angenpmmen, peIhe Ii6
aegen Gopcotts unb aodputs ertlGren,
bel, Mrbeitern bds Hedbt Der Sroaniias
tion 3ugeIteben. folange iie ni9t nit
ben Gecbten anberer 2lrbeiter ober Or
beitoeber ir 9pnflitt tpmmen, ben Sc
perfiboften aber bd8 Re6t abipre=
den. bic 20bne gu bsitimmen unD fer
ner ertlGren, bdB man 1ich alien Sc
iebgebunqen tpiberIeBen min, pel6e
eegen bieie prin3ipien geri6tet iino.
GrigineIIer Gmpfnng.
Sugo, Gal., t6. Ipril.
M1an tot bier ben Elan gefaBt ben
8rGiioenten nit elmer reguldren Golu-
bcp. .Wabl5eit 5u bciuirtben. Sefre'
tar 9oeb bat geid)rieben, oaB Der Bro.
iioent bier abIteigen uno LANCE gellug
oermcilen miro Inn einen Gn1pfdng
obsubalten. glle Geb5ithter ltno
Subbirien Scr 0d6toritait moIlen
bos 2anoe@obcrboipt bel oieler @ele'
5enheit begrilBen.
Gas 4utompbilgeieb
9leiuorf, q. s.. t6. 9lpriI
9as erite Orfer oes neuen GeIeBes
in Rem Seriep, ipeldes bic Gei6pins
bigteit bes 9lutomobils requlirt, mar
Generaldnpdlt Sbomas q. NlcGarter
peIder BON 6risosnsri6ter goot IN
$2760 beitroft puroe, pei er 3u
ihnen fuhr. 3uerit ertlGrte er, Dap e'
dppelliren polle, oo9 be'cnn er Iid
zines geFeren uno be3dblte.
St beloerbinbune NIT
alastd.
Seattle, @oib., t6. s(pril.
9ln Der telsgrapbii6en gerbinouna
5iriihen Seattle uno 9llasta pirc
fleibig gedrbeitet unb bis gum Ser6It
niro porausiihilih bic Gabelrerbin.
eung 3tuiiten bier uno Sunsdu feriig.
eeiteui iein.
u abrftetnIi6 ertrunten
9lcru Saueu. Gem. t6. 2lpril
9eittr 6. 9lrtou aus Ghitaao, cir
Stuoeui cer gdls llRiperitt, uno tir
Sreuno. osTcn Qame niht betanni 1T
iino am Wlcnt1a in sinsm tIsintn9oo
in ocn Suno 1tfihren uno od re 81:
iebt niht suriaeetehrt inn. tuiro at
asnOmmen. oab Iis ibrtn 9oo in hsI
Nenen fanben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-04-17
Starbinabff6sQnfiebs
mliI,s 60. rlonl.. 1l. Npril

Uliles Gitb. Mont. 15. Qpril.
Die Gongrsb 2tbg,oronsisn Sobn
ainb unb 6. 8. Spanoin bon Ulinues
fctd Fnb mad BEN genoriioue 2bdle
obgereift nm poiItnue gdnbsrsisn fix
cine Itanbinabiiht 9oloHis bon 5000
aniisolsrn aufauiuden.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-04-17
81 a II b III o ro.

Siuotorna Nfinn.. Is. 9IpriI.
Ger N8irtb Sorrp &reir, ein Wtann
non 45 Ssabrer. tpuroe oitf Dem 8abn.
geleiie ermorOet uno beraubt. Gie
Sboter iino bis ieet ilnbcfcnnt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-04-17
@roBes SStuer.
Beaumont, Ger, 16. slpriI.

@eoumont, Ger, 16. 9lpriI.
Gin Seuer auf Spindle Sop, ipsl4es
iih nit ungebeurer @eI8pinOigteit
perbreitete unb 265 9luf3u9nai9inen
aeritDrte, bat einen S9aben BON etipd
100000 angeri6tet. @s entitano
babur9, bub elm S9lpungroc gesea
cine brennenoe 2aterne I1lug, tpeldls
in cine 4uf3ugmaI9;ne Der Galbpeq
Sil @omfonp itiir3te. 9tlIe Geriu6e,
Der 4usbreitung bes 5euers GinDdlt
gu tbun. tpdren psreebens.
Wettere 8erf 6mel5ung.
Tittsburg 16. 9lpril.
SIN Sauptquartier Der llniteo
States Steel Corporation beIdaftigt
man iidb augenblidli9 nit lpeiterea
8erf6mel3ungen Der perf9iebenen uE>
tergeorbneten @eieGi9aften. Mlan be-
abiidtigt ndmli9, Die 8etrtebsbeb0roe
nit Der Notwithstanding gu
bereinigsn, cine Sbee, pelde hur9 bic
Gntideioun9 gegen Die Nortbern Ses
curities Go. ge8eitigt purbe uno ipp@
burd idmmtIiae @iienminen, ,G6mels>
Ofen, Giienbabnen, 0umpfer unb Sob
lengruben, Die bisber tnbipiouelI perz
nultet puroen, unter einen 6ut tpm>
men. Gs beiBt, baB bic 0ur6fiibrung
zines fol9en planes es Der Re9ierung
unm0gli9 MAIDEN perbe, bem Sruit in
berielben @eiIe nie Der g}prtbern
Securities So. 0inbsrniiIe au bereiten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-04-17
enaIan6 n

9on6ou, tG. 2tpril.
Die Qn1eihen oafiir mebren iit
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-04-17
Gircleoiac. 8, t6. Qlpril.

Die @rauo Suub bat brci 2lntIaqen
oeoeu y. Is. gaDer erboben. Der dls
Getretdr elmer gau @eIeiihaft Giel
bcr unterIhldaen baben lp1. So ifi
cine gtlobnuna fir ieine 9erbaitun1
ausaeIcBt mptoen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-04-17
q tuffIGrun9 er6tttr.
g8 n n1tor Is. Aprtl

Tas Stdntsoepertsment bat be
beutIhe 9eQierun1 nm angobe iiher
bic ndheren llmhinoe eriuft. ipe.dt
mil Der Deportation elmer Qn3abl eins
eeborener 3oalir9' Der amerituniitsn
MifIionsanitdlt 1ui Der Sniel 8ut
nod Der cyniel Qcn1te pertriipft 'ino.
geite Snieln 9eto,sn 5ur GoroiiRsn'
gruppe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-04-17
profei for Goren3.
Rep 0ort, -. Qlpril.
Der poitf4minbeI.
@aiainaton. u. Qpril.

On @etreif Der Us9sn bsr Qoh
i6pinoe ,ial tiu1eIeiteten ltnittiu.
Dung n rifis Rtues alt bcridten.
o6er bic Suipeiiosen uub dubere ge
ante iinb ftdrt in 2tuipruh genom
men uno bic GidtuHg oes W}oierials
jur 1sitfeaurq ocs Ibatbefonoes
Iflrsitei raid ooy,pdrig.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-04-17
8om 2lrbeits art.
gIniterNom. 9}. q t6. N[pri

@Is bic 9trbeiter in ben Spinnereien
aeitern 9lbcnb 5eierabenb modten, 9es
inab oies nit benz feiten GntIdIub,
ni9t sbsr CUR 9lrbsit suriid8utebren,
bis bic Dor 6 Nfpnuten perIan0te
2obnerbobung BON Is Bro3ent benils
ligt Iei. Die 6abritanten baben Tdl
pereini9t unb iinb felt enti6IoFen. tel
ne Qobncrb6bung 81 bepillioen.
6opijd Sails. q. g., Is. 9lpril.
eSn ben herIdteoenen @btheiluugen
Der @olter d. gDpop Ninipin9 &Reops
ina Ma6ine GompdnD nurbe bic fplz
eenbs 8etdnntmohund srIaifen:
Rad benz Is. 9lpril lperoen alle9lr=
bettslohne I'm 10 prp3ent unb Der
9reis fir Stiidarbeit fpirb 9l,idfaus
nm 10 proaent erbObt tperoen."
0isie 2pfnerbobung 1T cine 9spIge
ber permehrten Rathfru9e no6 glrbeie
tern.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-04-17
9imnlmler BIB

puB 9tmerita auf60rt, RGufer britt.
fhen RobeiIens gu iein. SSn Glepe.
Lamb lit felt Wo6en teine 8eltelunc
mebr eirgeldufen. Die dusgebeuber
Senounaen oieneu 3ur @rfiiluna Glte.
rer Observation-Disclosures.
9ouoon. is. 9lpriI.
Morgen reiit Die llnterlu9un9stcmh
million nd6 5rinipab ab, neIhe biz
Enlightenment in port ofSpoin inter,
iuben loiro. bei ncnen bic &egierungs.
aebGuoe nieoergebrannt, 5p6If Giuge.
brrene gct6otet uno ieds8ig beripunoe
muroen. Die &ommiiiion ipirb aud
bic 9eI9perben Der Gingeborenen an.
hnren.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-04-17
9gerbreh en-.

ct. @anI, @tinn., Is. 9(priI.
ggie aus Clinton. Sa., teIegrapbirt.
erI6oB 6rant Sirfh aus Grie. Su.,
auf bsm 6eimipege ppn Der 8ircbe feline
sSrau unb beging barauf SeIbitmorb,
Sic biuterIaNen 3pei &inber. Der
Mann ion 0eiitesaeitDrt aelpeien iein.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1903-04-17
9iperpoo(. t6. 9,priT.

Der Oompfer Settle" Der @bitt
Star Cine ftieB in Meriep nit BEN
britiihen Dampfer n6eotbnor" gu.
fdmmen. Der Settle" lpurpe mitt.
idiffs beiddbigt; man eIaubt ober,
oaB er morgen feline &eiIe no6 NeT
g)ort piro fobrplanmdBie unterneb.
men fnnupn
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-03-24
that the offense committed was against

that the .offense committed was against
the federal law and not against the
statutes of Illinois. -. 7-.:n-.:.;. -'
81 The defendants are the Crescent Coal
and Mining company, Bruilfette Creek
Coal company, Wabash Valley Coal. com
pany, Oak Hill Coal and Mining company,
Coal Bluff Mining company, Parke County
Coal company, Glen, Oak Coal and Mining
company, Nevins Coal company, Indiana
Fuel company, Mcclellan, Sons & Co.,
corpora lions; Jane Shirkie, Walter S. Bo-
gle, Max Eichborg, J. ]. Higgins, j. Smith
eTalley, Joseph Martin, Edward Shirkie,
H. r. McClelland and John Shirkie.
The injunction granted will stand until
further order of court. 1t recites: that
the action of the court is taken upon the
application Of United States District At
torney S. H. Bethea and upon the affi-
davits of Assistant States Attorney
Barnes. It orders that, the defendants are
respectfully restrained and enjoined from
in any manner complying with or execut-
ing the terms of a certain contract made
and entered into between yous during the
month of March, 1902 which by it's terms
went into effect April 1, 1902, or any sim
liar contract" They are restrained from
entering into any combination among
themselves to ship the bituminous coal
mined and to be mined on their property
in Indiana, to the Crescent Coal & Mining
company at Chicago for uniform sale by
that company to consumers in carload lots
on their several accounts at prices ar
bitrarily fixed by them or their repre-
sentatives in such a manner as to destroy
/ competition between themselves as to the
sale Of such coal as is or may be the sub
ject of commerce among the several states
and in violation of the Sherman act.
No opposition was offered in court to the
entering of the order. - ~.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-03-24
SECOND IN NAVAL POWER
The United States Is Near the Head
of the List on Sea
Power.

Washington, March 24-The naval au-
tllorities have come to the surprising real
ization tina. the United States has risen
from the position Of a second class naval
nation to one Of great naval powers. A
few years ago the American navy stood
sixth on the list Of relative naval strength,
being superior only to Japan among those
nations which have made pretensions to a
big fleet. Now, however, according to an
official memorandum handed to Charles
II. Darling, the acting secretary Of the
navy, by Captain Charles p. Sigsbee, chief
Of the office of naval intelligence, this gov
eminent is the third naval power, basing
the calculation on the number Of battle
line ships built, building and authorized,
while on the basis Of a comparison of yes
sells under construction or authorized only,
the United States stands second In naval
strength.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-03-24
CHINK WAR. IN PORTLAND
}Po Lin Tong and Bo On Tong.
Threaten to Spill Much
-2-, Chinese Blood. a

Portland, Ore, March 24.-Not since the
fierce Highbinder fight, fifteen years ago,
when several Cinnamon were killed in
Chinatown, has the Chinese section of the
city been in such a state Of uproar and
excitement. r..
Two of the leading Highlander .associa,-
tons of the city have declared open war
fare, and two more of the leading socie-
ties are fast being drawn into the trouble.
"A thirst for blood has arisen among
them,'' said one of the conservative Chi
nese, land not until the cannery China
men are are again all back at their. work
will quiet be restored s.s..4.:
The Pc Lin Tong and 30 On. Tong So
cieties are the leaders in the fight and
to the bitter end. Fifteen Chi
nese Of fighting fame arrived from Astoria
Sunday night to be on hand when the
trouble comes to a head.
The Astoria Cinnamon belong mostly
to the Pc Lin, Tong. and it is said that
the Bo On Tong have sent to San Fran
cisco for assistance and that delega-
ton Of Highbinders may arrive from that
city at any time.
The Hop Sing Tong and the Sui Sing
Tong, which are really the leading socie-
ties of Portland, have thus far refused to
be drawn into the dispute, but the Chi
nese say that they cannot endure much
longer the insults that have been hurled
at them.
They openly challenge us to fight
said member Of the Hop Sing society,
.'and say that we are afraid Of them.
If they would import all Of the men they
have on the coast we would still have the
strongest society.
Chinese thronged the police station last
night and told their tales OF fear to the
police. The chief Of police informed them
that he would double the patrol in China
town until the trouble had abated.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-03-24
KANSAS WHEAT IS GOOD
Prospects for a Big Crop Were New
.35. err Better-The Acreage Is
.--:.zs :: :: Large. To-

Topeka, Kan, March 24.-Reports from
the Kansas wheat belt indicate that when
the farmers harvest this years winter
wheat crop that the state Will have one or
the largest crops on record. Reports from
twenty-five of the thirty million bushel'
counties in the great wheat belt show that
the crop came through a most favorable
winter in excellent. condition; that the
ground is in good condition and there is
plenty Of moisture; that the fly has done
no damage and that the prospects are
Favorable for q large yield. n = :--s. "l@ g.
The reports from the twenty-five coun-
ties can be taken as indicative of the
general conditions which prevail over the
state. There are counties which did not
get in the million bushel's class in the
record breaking harvest Of 1901 when the
thirty counties in the Kansas wheat belt
produced 71,406O76 bushels, or 70 per cent
of the total wheat yield of the. state,
which are likely to score a yield of seven
figures this year which will place them
III the million bushel list. To the record
Of the years yield will be added the spring
wheat. In 1902 but 1929 acres were
SOWn:, us. E5..s-'-..r
In most of the counties of the wheat
belt the acreage in 1903 will be greater
than the acreage sown in 1902 and as the
hard winter. caused about a million acres
Of the 6,254, TAT to be plowed under in the
spring of 1902, this years acreage that
will yield a harvest will be much greater
than that of a year ago. This season no
fields are being plowed under and while
the percentage of the acreage soWn last
fall may be slightly more or less than the
acreage sown IN the fall of 1901 the acre
age to be harvested this season will likely
be at least 20 per cent greater than that
Of 1902
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-03-24
IRRIGATION BY
THE GREAT MILK
The st. Mary's River in Montana. to
Be Eanptied Into the
Milk. ~.
A Reservoir Formed Which Will
..~~ Hold 100000 Acre.Feet
of Water.
Some Canals on the Canadian Side
Whose Flowage May Be
Affected. e...
From The Journal Bureau, Room 4b, Post Build
ing, Washington, he.

From The Journal Bureau, Room As, Post Build
ing, Washington
Washington, March 24.-The facts re-.
garding the great Milk river irrigation
project in Montana have just been made,
public. This is said to be the most i'm
portant of all irrigation schemes thus far
decided upon. 1t provides for diverting
the greater portion of st. Mary's river,
which rises In the Rocky mountains in
Montana and flows through Canada to
Hudson bay, from its natural channel, and
by means of canal, to empty 1t into Milk
river, a tributary Of the Missouri. so that
its waters will eventually find their way
into the Gulf of Mexico.
To accomplish this it will be necessary
to construct a dam fifty feet in height
across st. Mary's river, thus forming a
reservoir, for which st. Mary's lake will
be the basis. This Is twenty live miles
in length and has a capacity Of 100000
acre-feet of water; that is, sufficient to
| cover 250,000 acres to a depth Of one foot.
A canal twenty-seven miles long will
| connect the reservoir with the north fork
| of Milk river, and the water thus OBJ
! tanned will, it is estimated, prove suffi-
| cient to irrigate 24O, 900 acres Of land along
| the Milk river between Havre and Glas-
| gov, Mont.
| 1t is not expected to divert the entire
flow Of the st. Mary's river, as there are
some irrigation canals on the Canadian
| side of the border whose rights must be
respected. For 100 miles the north fork
Of the Milk river flows through Canadian
| territory, but only at place would It
be possible for the Canadians to tap 1t and
| if this is done 1t will become necessary
! later on to build longer canal by which
the st. Mary.s will be diverted to Marais
river, another tributary Of the Milk river
| wholly in American territory. es-y~@ y
T .-~ W W. Jerma1le.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-03-24
SuRlGAo Is: REIAKEN
Americans Were Found Defending
Themselves in:;the Govern.
s~:ment Building.

Manila, March 24.--The town Of Surigao.
in the northwestern part Of the island Of
Mindanao, which was captured Sunday by
ladrones, was relieved to-day. The Amer
lean officials and foreigners were found to
be safe. T.. ~ !.
Eighty ladrones led by ten escaped con-
victs, participated in the attack. They
had twenty rifles. and forty bolos and sue
ceeded in surprising and rushing the bar
racks and stampeding the constabulary.
Inspector Clarke was killed at the first
rush. The ladrones captured eighty rifles.
The American officials, the women and
the foreigners, sought refuge in 1.-The gov
eminent building where Treasurer Kelly,
a former Indian scout assumed command.
The defenders of the building were armed
with shot guns and refused to surrender.
They. held out until the town was relieved
to-day by a force of constabulary from
Tacloban.. The ladrones fed at the ap-
proach Of the constabulary. =; -. D.. d.
Three companies Of United States in
fantry will reach Suriago tomorrow and
will start in pursuit. ....f - se.sE-.5-