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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-26

One breed Of the pessimlst always In
sists that a pretty spring day is only
bad weather breeder.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-31

alic0cr ocriclbcn iiiuf 2l0nlirIIc. clnen
iron}6Iiibcn ruilii6en ino cngIl6cn
uno 5pci Don fleincren 0(d6tel
cttuu &oQnno Wuo Gdnemurt oorgcs
idloacr. Oot6 1T Gics nod cbcnio M
qcluiB. wic nie 0nuer Scr immcrbin
oui ntiuocitCu9 20 Sugc perorllhIag'
ten llntcriltCbung, Ol0glidcriueile
fonlnlet ou6 Die Scr. Stautcn nit e.
nent &crtrctcr in @rtrocbt, iollte Ole
Gommiiiiou eincu hriitiicbcu @eirot1
bcnotbidcn Der notiirlih elmer boil
tonmcn ueutrolcn Nto6t cutnom.
men ucr0cn nriiBtc Die llnteriu-
cbuu1 Oc3 o@ooro Of Erooc" miro
uo1richriulib 2lnionQ3 udhlter9Socbc
IN Mul bcgnncn. Oh &uBlono 0er
GnlIaoluA, eincn &eprGicntonten 5u
ocrlcIbcn 5lr cntlcnOcn, TolNe leiIten
miro, bIeibt porlduiiN ciuc, Oluh sic
biciiac Notihoft }ll cutihciocnOc oi
icnc TruQc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-31
9ie UnnOerbOaen Gi9eHidafteH bon
SOrebOnnO nnO Sar mo lDie
rs am belteu gebrauft
luirO.
@idtigc Sbatiadcn fir Pile, iu BE.
iug Gnf cine Gntoefnng.

Sic Stcrblh.eii9 lubc0eH oeiea 9auoeS 8eis
Gen. bnii Dei g9citcnl Ole groBte 9lBdbI hon 40
ocofdIlcu ourh Snpnounl ooer aruuf6eiten
dbulC6cr 9iutur cntbcu Sob. ubgeieben bon
ocn t0oiliheu GrIulpe nelc6eH Ne oft in hh
raaelL ninhen oic CudIcreicu uto qcioen icI1it
in nen erilen 9uiduNeH ca notGmenbg. proutpta
liitel }lW glbbhlic 81 gebrnuhcu lln5meiiea
6ait ift ouS Gr6Btc Ncmltel Der Geu8et fir
gungeup lllo NtBlfopi.Nruut6cilcn 9ules @pucB
oi Gpre6uuub auS Ear, meItbc5 70 uunocrpoae
Jiefulluic crBicIt uno 10 duaemeue glufmerfinm.
Ict oui fin lcufi
SicicS Grohc 0ciImiltc 0eiUt UuBer ben Gs
pcnihdilcH meIue icu Nume unlcni iui ar,
0cre 1nprcNien3ien ale ipejicu fir Nraufbciteu
ocr 2ungc uno oee Shunoes beitimmt Sicie
Suiammenlietftn8 III bup 8eiunut 0ou ldnacu
nno ioroidltiaeu 8eriucheu uuo es fam hibu
ncbuuptct werocn oab. lei 3eiteu acbraubt Iu
Gneu 6duen 0eluuG iiber IT, Dinn fouic sic
ertei1 3tNen oer Snuill9iuAt niht tetcht ncb
men, Sie fno bic 9tbuntedroc einer 3ert3s
ruuassgtrmee. mn uiien init cinem S6ldgc
pcr1ibtet werben. pcnu oHs ge6eu gerettet iper'
Den ion IS uiiBl ourdnn3 HirbiS 6u fdGel.
cS ii ur cine teine 6udltmg pelc6e baIO
poribergebcn miro Sic miro Mot icbHea pors
il6erGebcu luenn iic uibt total uno prompt urs
tcroriidt miro Bon ocu InuiCnocn ole our6
safes puueD OF ourclonlb dito Ear Douitduop
gebciIt norocn iho, lBnncu dui GcrIangen oiele
Our}iialidc 3enpniic pepr6en merocu; ieouth 1T
bic 2Subrbcit oar eS alle qungcIrSlruHfbeiien
furrt 70 gcuiiqeuo icilqcilcut oub leiue luelere
Gr1rieruug ourilber notbmcnoia in IS lulro IN
Siuei C5robcn Uerfnuit. 5u 50 6eutS nno 81 bic
Ilaihc, uuo iii 3u 6ubCu bel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-31
Sin pcrmumentcr 6ricOcnS.GOnorci,

Er0iocnt &ooicuclt9 &orihlog 5lr
Grncucumg Der 6ricOcua. llutcr
bonohmgen im 0aog. Scfrc
tar @uu'a GWhrlor an 0icQlGhtc.
W binQton 3. g.. 30 Gtt.
-- Sefret0r @ou crlicB beutc I'M
@tHfIongc nit ocn ,Nntuttioucn Or9
@rGiiocntcu Elm Hlmoihrcibcu Gil bic
Qlacbtc, uclhe9 cine 5mcitc 5ricOcus
Goniercn5 81 &ndN UorihdNt 9tacb
Dem Girtlllor iollen nicbt MIR Die in
ser crIten Gonicrcnj ais weitcrcr
9luimertionfeit be0iiritia euuQhntcu
,Sragen, Die ). ., Die 9irhtc lm0
Eilid)ten bon 9teltralclt 0ie lulau-
tuitbnrfcit pon Grtpot GiNentbum
i'm Seetricgc luto OoS 9omborOcueut
bon Noicnit0otcn 0urcb 6lotteu in ser
neucn Gonfercn5 beipro6et mcroeu
lon0crn audi Elm oagemeineS SnItem
bon 9lrbitrdtionS Gcrtrd0elt mo
Die @tobliruuQ eineS internotiouolcn
GougreiicS. lpeIhcr pcrioOiih i'm ,Su.
tcreIIc 0e0 ,5rieocnS 5uiommcntrctcu
ioa.
Ger GrIoB eineS Ocrortigcn &or-
ihloQe9 md6rcno bc& Qcgcnmdrtigen
arieqcS miro III 0cn GirhtIor 0lIrh
Oie Grfldrung gcrehtiertiat, oo} ia
oub Der 9hIfrui 5u Der eritcn 6rie-
OcnS Gonfcrenj i'm Soog crloilcn
muroc, che ser 6rie0enspcrtrog Ser
Ser. Stnnten nit Sponieu o6gcibloi.
len mar. GoS HunOidreibcu lit cin
3icmli1 imfongrcihcs, oleiu bic
o6igen Mitt6cihmQcn ocdcn 10 5icm-
Iid oae mid)tigcn |itnfte 'ciucS &ns
boltS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-31

.,2in ibren 5rhdten init 3hr tic crtrnuen. :"
oher luent man bicten Aibelirrih dBf Riurn
onrenoet: an dhren sairtu. prn. g9erit NOR
oeoerf tot q0e d1p8ter sroutbeiter ans srsl
1st'rgsr GIfdlivra ensL c1S linrastatett tn
IH'sr oeer lrsrtsH srttsber pno9th Lher
etana setr y5iorut's. e,nst nsa5 sas ;roastr
tdnolt1 ar6eoenterb f6eirt c6er GrtBurSur.
pcn. }te6en Dno ioedr een Ioo 5llr i5olge haoeH
idn. 10 w cs iridtig, lidl bdrdu IA erlucrn.
nl6 mir nlirCb @efcitipuua Der ilriaC1c bic lin.
thr IN Stniio eteu Die Nr1nt0eit 81 uermeiocl
nno ipmti Die Gieigunbeii An erbnlicn 1ctt
taiifeno Sabren hnben lreife ster5tc qetin0ell
%edner neE Nr1nfheii ft6 Eur 2Y Gents hei
JblteitfH u bcsR -, ~ 81 - @.3p
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-31
Or. a1nt. BetIser,

reaiiirirtrr orntidIrr 9lr5t, 30.iahriae 9rurie.
1pe3nlli tlr Vlatllers nto SruneIItiranihets
ten. Sett In fiir3eiter 3cit Sopbilis, 9tlsiBlua.
palss nno WlunosNrantbeien. Yusiliiiie ieoer
glrt Striiiilr RolutOnen. neru0le Sehlpddle.
Gtftce IN Or. Aeter's didtomiben nllifeun.
Hr, 10S, it.YatimuresStrnir Sprrdtmaocn
bon llbr MorpeHs bis 10 ltbr sbeilDs: Sonns
tnq5 BON 10 llbr Mlorpers bic ll6r 9ldDmtl
tags mo BON 6 llhr bis TO llbr ebenos
". y. Sr Scder'5 Rdiie belt unieblbnr
ieosH elisilub, 9oniuliotioH irei.
tlIiai251SI&5l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-31
&. N. GrittentOn,
G'igcntbiimer, gir. 115, 6ultOnsStr.
Neiu.0prf,
in irgenO ciIcr 2lpOtbefe.

9uc 'Goticucn, Wcl6e cs uo6 Moi berfu6t
6oDcn oucu cs otort t6uu; bic cS Dcrciis Der,
mbt DaDct Ocohricn lciucr 3urcOc, cs Wic6cr
so t0lu.
Ftr'a 3oOuhmcrj,SrOpe 6clfrn in eintr
Wiinutc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-31

3milhcni0ll.
&on0oL 30. Ett @crol0 Dat
iolu, Gr1iiocnt Oe9 @oar0 of (ruoe,
bot Den 9lomirul Cir Gupriou9riolc,
iomie ocn 9lnwolt Butler 9lapimpnu,
rpclder boupti0dIidb i'm 2lonlirali-
tdt3 @eriht proftEirt bcouitroGt.
Die llnteriuhunq iibcr 0cn 9}orOicc-
3luiihcniou 5u @uQ 5u leitcn,
&iQo, 80. Gft - Die IN bcn
9cr. Stooteu pcr0iientlihtc 9}och-
riht ooB NOmiraI &oieitocn9tp oen
G5orcn erill6t hat i'm icinca 2lmtc3
81 entbcbcn. foml nicr uiht beitdtiat
lucrocn Ger bicliQc uiiiihc @cne
roIfoniul crtl0rt er idcntc ser 9lns
Qobc fCincn @loubcu umN iciuca
@iIicHa lei 5u fcncr 3cjt nie Ncoc hu-
BON NQpcicn 0cn @ric6l ijbCr bic
Oiticcflottc ciUcm onOsrcn Ciii5icr III
iibcrtro0cn
Nion Qloubt, Dob Die iutcrenotio-
male llntcrlldlul ocS 9toroicc
3luiihcnioucS bier bercit2 bcgonrsn
bot Ger britiid1c arcu5cr r@ouco
itcr, lueIcbcr gcltcrl bier mar un0
uul 2lbeuO ubiuBr noA0en iCin 50.
pitdll al 9orO oc9 rliliid)cn 6luQq.
lhiii2 oanio5 Sumoroff" nit oenl
NOuirol &oicimen2tp confcrirt bate,
fcbrte bcut }lriid un0 cine }ncitl
Gonfercnj Der britii6cn luno uriiiihcu
5JIottcn @eie6lSbober iouo ouf Dem
criu6bnten 6Ioggibiiic Itott SpGtcr
Qina Der o%uucdlter" nod QiQoaor
tio ob, no iid, mic mon Qlmubt, ou@
britilhc &nuuIQcibmo0cr oeriommelt
hat
Tiini britiiNc aric99idiiic frclBen
ouf Der 5obc bon Sligo lnto i1cinen
Die bier licQcnOcn rlliliihen St6iffc
81 bcobobtcn. 0oS iponiihc 9lu$.
m0rtige 9lmt nod)t befount, Oob
Sponicn oui @cirtb 9iuBlonoS lln6
NIT @cncbmigung oQcr @robntGd)tc
Den 5ur 3eit liegcnocn rliii6en
Shificn @rlmlbniB gcGe6cn bot, ill
bIciben bis 0ic lIntcriutbuno ii6cr
Sen 9toroicc 3ruiihcnioQ bcenbct
lit.
Montreal Noieitbcn9fp 1n0 icinc
Sfii5ierc rucrOen jlOcSmaI, lobolb tic
ans Son0 fonmen bon Ser @epGl.
fcrlnG nil Gpotoncn olliaenont.
men.
@ibruGtur so. 0ft - Gicr
riliiiid)e TorpCooiGQer iubrcn bcitc
in oitli6er 9licbhng 0urd) bic StroBc
bon @ibroltor. Sin britiiGeS 3or-
pebo6oot folgtc iGnen. Die 6ritiiche
QtitteimeerfIottc nuroc 20 Meilcn
cntfernt IianoIiirt Iie britiibcn
Dtoblillltltllq" Dtolooer 6lt 0lbrnls
tor iuuroen bCltc ob0cihloiien INTO
man 6ctrohtct OnS oIS SclUeiS, 0uB
feinc rpcitercn Gompli3irunocn nit
9iuBlon0 beiiirhtet mcrocn.
Wt toorio, 80 Gft. Die rlliii.
idc llntcrnthuna ii6er ocn Noroicc-
8iuiihenfoa luroc bcllte in Gigo er.
0ifnet.
Nuf Siorihla8 oeS G5oreu.
Yetrraburh 80 Oftober
Scr .9lmtabotc" peroffcntlid)t beute
cine pom N}iuiitcr OcS 9lltSpGrtigen
Nrufcn @omaoorii on oen ritiilhcn
Vutidnitcr @raicn 9enfenoorfi 1T
Yonbon qcrjhictc Gcpeihe uno Die
9lntmort oca 9otidnffers. Qnnls.
0orif'5 Icpcide trGgt oas Qotum
G,orSfoje Scloc, 28. Sftober, itno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-31
slnf Scm Scimlucsc Oernnaliift.

0rci @enlhcr Scr @eItnuSitclllmQ
ourd cine @obn GOllilion III
9fiiiolri get60tet lmo 5p0Ii an.
ocrC pcrlett.
Suniu3 Gitp Mo., 80. Cft.
- 8. VI. 9uQbp, ,Srnu 9. @ri06t
N}iller aus &cui9burg, So. uno cine
lllbetonnte S5roi mur6cn bcute irilb
olrd cilCGoaiiion orf ser ,W}iiioul1
Yocilic @obn" nobe lipton, Oio.
9ct00tct unO 5uoIf on0crc Fcrioncn
erlltten &crlcbin9cn. 3llq PR. 3 Scr
erlp0bntcn 9ahn milr0c in 2ln6ctrodt
Der 0urd) 0ic @eltol9Itellllud ucrltr
Ind)ten Steigerlng 0ea &crtcbr9 IN
5ipei glbtbcihtugen bon ct. Eolli3 ans
crpeoirt. Die crItc 2Ibtbcilmg Qing
nm 1910 Qrltcru 9IbcH0 BON Ct,
@oui9 nnh 2ouin2 + GitD 0b, Die
3mcitc ctlid)c Wiintcn pGtcr Ndhr
reno oic critic 2IbtbciIma bci (ipton
biclt. lm EoiiaAicrc einltcaen 5u'
lnIicn rutntc Die jlUcitc Don 0ltten !
Der gcgcn tie. 0euoIirtc 0cn IcbtcH
56lniuoQgon Ocriclbcn pollit0noi1 !
un0 mari ocn jmcitIebtcu Inn So |
fomotiUiii6rcr Nomicp bon Der jiuei
ten 9t6tcbihma crfldrt cr lei 0urf /
elm Qift in ocn 2or0s BET lipton &C. ,
blcnoet tporbel 10 OnB er oic critic !
2l6tbcilm0 nidlt icbcn tonnte 2Ilrcb /
6dttcn icinc 3nitrllftionen 0obiu &C. |
loutet, OoB 0ic 0obu irci lei
llutcr ocn GerIebten bciinOcn Iid) |
". !. 3Iod. Generul Eoiioqier-
9lacnt Der o}(thiion, IOpetu mo /
Sonto 6e gdbn, meld1er einen
Shlijiiclbeinbruf 0npon trlig, mo !
ieinc @ottin. meIdbc cinen @ruh oeo /
6uBgelenfS uno cine ihlintmc aopi. ,
lprnhe erlitt
(5pGter.) Gie nnbcfanntc
Game, meldc getootet muroe. lit nIa |
6run Wtnrgoret 9urfe allS aonio9
6itp i0entiljirt iporoeil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-31
SaltimO1g.SG .GiIcnt AIN.



St.25 uJn Baltimore nad Hdrpere 5crrt,
NburCctuluu uuo gltumeitcr uHo 5urild
am Suuntng, orn &. gsugcrtbcr. Ser
Spc5tl3uN uCridBi oCr Wd 9oudlaNGbn-
hoi lis &ormitdgs. bcu GGmAcn SaDns
bof 8 llbr &oruittuuS
$500 unnl GGiabClphia unb 5uriid
ST 30 Narn S0chcr imo puritG
S1,00 nnra G@iimingiuu uno jurid ant SuuutGI
hen &. Nuucmbcr Der SpeSinI6ua Oera
last oeu Ganlheu 0ubHbuf S.15 Sorn.
mi. Houdl Nu6u9ui $50 SormlinQS
St100 uuH Baltimore HadI Der &eltnusiielluna
EuO Surtf AM ,. o., is. uuo %. Tupeul
Der, Subriuricu i'm fir Ole Ninretie
dli ocnl Slpc giiltiQ ocr Baltimore nuul
AEt AtcDu gahrD1ic um S.l5 Sorul.
bonn Gumocus&ubnboie nm ll6r &ornl.
rerldBl. HmlUUit in e. Suuia am uidl
ten 6n0e nm 1880 Nunulttugs ,5r
8ebH Gage 1itltiq (304-5)
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-03-08
FACTS.

Nearly every city in the interior of
Egypt is now lighted by electricity.
The Swiss republic is about to erect
q monument in honor of the worlds
postal union.
johannesburg, despite hard times.
spends, it is estin q led, something like
$500 a night in amusements.
After twenty years. service abroad
the First North Staffordshire regiment
Of England lately arrived at South
ampton.
There is much dissatisfaction among
British soldiers in South Africa be-
cause they have still to live in tents, as
in war time, apart from their families.
In the Hungarian town of Ujpest
three girls, aged from eleven to fifteen,
have been convicted of opening the
graves of several children and break
ing the collins in search of jewels.
Amsterdam, Holland, has for two
years had an association of women
who personally help families with
young children where the mother is i'll.
They do the mothers work and allow
the father to contribute a mite toward
the society's expenses.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-03-08
EDITORIAL FILINGS.

A Utica man has been arrested and
fined for snoring in church. People
who can't sleep noiselessly should stay
at home on Sunday.-Bufalo Express.
Boston authorities have taken steps
to stop all boxing exhibitions. Boston
has never quite recovered from the de-
feat of John l.. Sullivan. - Houston
Post.
It is said that the average Russian
peasant has a vocabulary Of only 10
words. However, a man deserves cred
it for having mastered even 40 Rus
sian words.-Brockton Enterprise.
King Peter of Servia is making an
effort to resign before anything violent
happens to him. He would rather be
referred to as 1.-THE ex-king'' than 1.-THE
late king."-Kansas City Star.
Really we feel quite relieved. Pro-
fessor Totten, who predicted the end Of
the world this year, has found that he
made a mistake. 1t is not due until
1919. Possibly he will discover anoth-
er error by that time.-Lawrence Ea-
gle.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-03-08
A N PLAYERS.

The rumor that De Wolf Hopper was
to appear in a revival of wang" has
met with the denial of the comedian
himself.
Ida Conquest will continue to play
the lead in THE Girl With the Green
Eyes until Clara Bloodgood rejoins
the company.
Signora Duse Is again to try a play
by D'Annunzio, "Juno's Daughter" in
the spring in Italy. 1t is in prose and
has forty speaking parts.
Melbourne Mcdowell is experiment
ing in a new play written by W. D.
Eaton called "a Captain of Navarro"
The scenes are laid in France.
Henry Miller and Charles Erohman
have signed contracts by which the
actor will be starred by Mr.. Frohman
for a period Of five years, beginning
this winter. . ..0.M.N -
John Drew has revived '.The Second
In Command" one of his past success
es, which he is using alternately with
captain Dieppe," his new play Of the
current season.
In his tour of the larger cities Rich
ard Mansfield may appear in Mac
beth" and also a tragedy written by
Lord Byron. besides in former sue
cesses. His season will extend until
June.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-03-08
WILL BE OCCUPIED az POSTAL
AFFAIRS FOR THE BETTER
PART OF THE WEEK.
SUPPLY BILLS TO THE FRONT
SENATE MAYALso CONSIDER THE
PROMOTION OF BROADER
GENERAL L. A. WOOD.


Washington, March Postal at
fairs will occupy the attention OF the
house for the better part of this week.
Mr.. Overstreet, chairman of the COM
mittee on postofices and postroads.
will call up the postofice a%ppropria-
ton bill today and it is anticipated
that several days at least will be con
sumed in it's disposition. The minor
ity will oppose vigorously some fea-
lures of the bill and will also urge a
general investigation of postoftlce at
fairs.
The bill will be laid aside temporal
lily Tuesday, as by special agreement
private claims bills have been made
the special order for that day. Be
fore taking up the bill the postofice
committee will report the Hay resolu-
ton requesting certain information
regarding the use of influence" by
members of the house to secure In
creases of salary, ETC., for postmas-
ters. The committee will recommend
that this resolution be laid upon the
table. Unless unanimous consent Is
obtained there will be no discussion
on the motion to able, but it is indi-
Gated that an agreement will be
reached whereby a brief time will be
allowed so that some statements may
be made on each side before a vote Is
taken.
Mr.. Martin of South Dakota expects
to request unanimous consent today
before the appropriation bill is laid be-
fore the house for the consideration
Of his resolution directing the depart
ment of commerce and labor to inves-
tigate the causes for the differences
which exist between the cost of live
cattle and dressed beef.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-03-08
SHORT STORIES.

It costs $4,000 to run a big ocean
liner from Liverpool to New York and
back.
OF the scventy-two women who reg
istered at theslast city election in Bev-
erly, Mass, only eight voted.
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson es-
Inmates last years crop of macaroni
wheat at 100000 bushels and that
for next year at 25,OOO,0O0 bushels.
The United States now produces more
hops than any other country. OF the
worlds crop of 100000 hundredweight
the United States furnishes 100000
hundredweight.
A new clerk in a Bath (Me.) store
opened a chloroform bottle to see what
it smelled like and a few minutes later
was hauled out from under the counter
with a badly bruised head.
At a fire in New Milford, Conn.,, the
other night a baby vas mistaken for a
bundle of clothes and thrown out the
window. The child was discovered
about half an hour later, but was not
injured in the least.
In the Trenton rock oil fields of Ohio
and Indiana during last year 8,5o4
wells were completed one in ten OF
which was dry, at a cost of $17,OOO,-
600. The value Of the product has
amounted to double that sum.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-03-08
r~ELEeRAPHIc RREvIrIEs.

The Susquehanna and Juniata rivers
In Pennsylvania are falling.
The Burkeville wooden mill at Con-
way, Mass, burned Sunday. Loss,
SIS. 600.
Fire Sunday destroyed the Crystal
ice plant in Witcita, Kan, entailing q
loss of $4,000.
Lord Alexander Burnspand, who was
created a baron in 1892, is dead at
London. He was born in 1927.
The Race Clothing and Manufacture
ing store at Decatur, ILL.,, was entire
~ destroyed by fire Sunday. Loss,
$500
The general Office building of the
New York Central railway at Oswego,
N. Y, was destroyed by fire Sunday.
Loss, 100000.
The postofice and several small
buildings at Pewaukee, Wis, were
burned by a fire that for a time threat
ened to destroy the town.
Six men we're drowned and four
others injured Saturday as a result of
the collapse of a bridge spanning Vel
low creek near Irondale, o.
There were no important develop
ments in the truck drivers strike at
Kansas City Sunday. Each side Is
confident of ultimate victory.
Three more bodies were recovered
Sunday from the wreck Of the Darling
ton hotel, in New York, making the
total number of fatalities twenty.
A number of the cotton mills in
Mexico have announced their inten-
ton of temporarily shutting down ow-
ing to the increased price of cotton.
Tho cement fnishers and helpers
union of Chicago will go on strike
Monday to enforce it's demand for
sive sidewalk improvements.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-03-08
NEW YEARS ODDITIES.

In Persia on New Years eve huge
bonfires are .kindled, and the more ac-
tive persons present leap over or
through the flames.
Fires must not be allowed to 60 out
on New Years day in the north Of
England or the luck of the veal will be
bad.
At the New Year French parents be-
stow dowries on their children, broth
ers do the same on their sisters, and
husbands make settlements on their
wives.
Unless the first person who comes
into the house after the advent of the
new year be black haired Scotsmen be-
deve that bad luck will follow them
during the year.
In some parts Of Europe food and
drink are put IN a bench outside the
house on New Years eve. This ia to
keep COLLINS from coming inside.
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PLANS OF SENATE MANAGERS.
Will Keep Supply Bills to the Front
to Exclusion Of Other Business. "

to Exclusion Of Other Business.
Washington, March 1.-THE plans Of
the senate managers contemplate
keeping supply bills to the front to the
exclusion of other business. Consid-
Grafton of the naval bill will be re-
sumed today and,then the army appro-
priation bill will be taken up. 1t is
expected that by the time the army
bill shall have been disposed of the
bill making appropriation for fortitica-
lions or that providing funds for the
District OF Columbia will be ready. An
effort will be made to secure con
sideration of the nomination of Briga-
der General Leonard Wood to be a
major general during the week, and If
time is found for executive sessions
this matter will be given precedence.
Senator Foraker will have charge
of the contest in favor of confirmation
and Senators Scott and Blackburn of
the opposition. If the appropriation
bills and the Wood case do not con
sumo the entire time, Senator Lodges
Philippine shipping bill will be further
considered. Senator Beveridge will
make another attempt Thursday next
to pass a number of pending Alaskan
bills. ."f
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SITUATION STILL uNcHANaED
Miners and Operators Have Not Con-
cluded an Agreement.

Miners and Operators Have Not Con.
cluded an Agreement.
indianapolis. March president
Mitchell said last night that the situa-
ton as between the miners and opera
tors Of the Central competitive dis
trict had not changed since the adj
journment of the joint conference
Saturday.
"The special committee" said he,
(which was appointed by the miners
organization to consider the situation
met and appointed q subcommittee to
frame a formal statement Of the posi-
ton which the United Mine Workers
will 10 take. This~sub-committee is
at work, and will report Monday to
the full committee, which will submit
Its report to the miners in national
convention. 1t will then be for the
convention to ratify or reject the re-
port of the committee"
There was a conference Sunday be-
tween +. l.. Robbins. leader OF the
operators, and President Mitchell.
Neither would say what, If anything,
was accomplished t,N ard a 'reopening
of negotiations. Later in the day
President Mitchell and many other
leaders of the miners were in secret
consultation.
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MoRMoNs IN MINNESOTA.
Claimed That There Are About One
Hundred Converts in the State.


st. Paul, March 7.-Twenty-four
mormon elders, including a son of the
late Woolford Woodruff, president of
the Mormon church. held three public
conferences" in st. Paul Sunday, de-
voted to the instruction of local con
verts in the doctrine of the Mormon
church. After the evening conference
Elder Alfred NJ. Croft, president of the
conference, declared:
"Yest, / believe in the doctrine of
polygamy; l believe it was, and is, a
doctrine of u church; | believe it
was a revelation from God.
although it is a doctrine we &C.
cept, it is no longer put in practice;
and it is not a taught doctrine"
Elder Croft claimed there were 100
converts to Mormonism in Minnesota.
About seventy-flve people attended the
conferences here.
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A RadiuIn Punch.

A Philadelphia physician has a new
sensation for the palate, radium punch.
At q dinner served to a dozen doctors
at the residence Of DR.. Rosh Leaman
the other night the beverage was
served for the first time, following a
demonstration of the therapeutic use
Of a newly discovered element by Or.
Gustav Gehring. The punch, influores-
cent liquid sunshine, DR.. Gehring
called it, is made by dipping a tube
containing rad1um in specially pre-
pared water. 1t is beneficial in cases
Of pulmonary trouble.
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In Japan,

Chowino Kadono in a lecture in
London said that among the seven
deadly sins which render a japanese
husband justified in divorcing his wife
are "talkativeness to the extent Of set
ting her relatives at variance" jealousy
and stealing.
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sympathize With Russia.

st. Louis, March 1.-THE Irish Ma
tionalists of st. Louis at their celebra-
ton of the birth Of Robert Emmett
last night adopted resolutions uphold
ing Russia in her war with Japan and
expressing sympathy with Christian
Russia against this pagan horde"