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Blizzard at Rochester.

ROCHESTER,. N. Y. March 1.-The worst
blizzard of the season swept over this city
last night In a few moments all trolley
lines were practically out of business and
snow drifts on the sidewalks were almost
insurmountable. lively thunder storm
accompanied the blizzard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-01
President Harper Operated Upon.

CHICAGO, March president W. R.
Harper of the University of Chicago was to-
day operated on for appendicitis.
The patient withstood the shock success
fully. After the operation his condition
was said by the physicians to be highly
satisfactory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-01
Picketing by Strikers Illegal

CHICAGO, March 1.-The appellate court
today reaffirmed that picketing by strikers
Is illegal. The decision upheld an injune-
ton against striking iron molders, issued
by Judge Jesse A. Holdom on petition OF
the Illinois Malleable Iron Company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-01
Office and storehouse Burned.

The office and storehouse of Collins &
Wentworth. a temporary frame structure,
in rear of 211S Massachusetts avenue north
west, was destroyed by fire last night about
o'clock. The fire department was sum-
moned to the scene by the sounding of an
alarm turned in from box 341. but was I'M
able to prevent the destruction of the build
ing. Damage to the amount of about 500
was caused. The origin of the fire is not
known
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-01
Green's Trial Put Over.

ALBANY, N. Y, March lin the United
States district court here today the case
OF State Senator George E. Green, indicted
on charges of defrauding the government
IN connection with post Office time clock
contracts, was put over to be tried at
Binghamton, March 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-01

James w Morrissey. business manager of
the Adelina Patti Company. has brought
suit against Robert Grau, incorporated and
tract for the sum of $1.T00. and has insti-
tuted separate action against Mr.. Grau as
an individual for s25 600 for defamation
Bishop Anthony Durier OF the diocese of
seventy-two years.
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Coal Barge Burns at Norfolk.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
NORFOLK, Va, March, 1.-The man.
moth coal barge Scully of New York. out
from Lamberts Point, eeal-laden took
fire and was badly burned in Hampton
Roads today. Damages heavy.
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Sudden Death of Isaac Winston.

The sudden death of Isaac Winston. COL
ored, seventy years old. was reported to
Coroner hewitt yesterday. His death oc-
CURED at his home No. go F street south
west. The coroner reports that death had
resulted from natural causes and gave a
certificate accordingly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-01
Earthquake at San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, March IAN earth
quake shock was felt here this forenoon.
Its duration was about four seconds. No
damage was done.
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ruled out of order and the band is turned
loose on them. The state convention win
De De the scene of many of these contests
the state H t VI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-01

About 10000 dock laborers are out of en-
ployment at Odessa, Russia, on account of
the stoppage of sea business.
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. Twenty states were represented by more
than $50 delegates to the National Coop
erative Grain Growers and Stock Raisers
Association at Omaha today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-01

Joseph White, one of the military pris-
oners who secured his release from Alca-
traz Island San Francisco, last October by
means of forged pardon, has been ar
rested in that city and Is again convict in
the island prison.
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The Chicago and Alton railway has de-
cided to equip Immediately with electric
lights all the cars in all its trains. The
current is to be produced by dynamo driv-
EN- by the axle during the run of the train
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and the other seriously injured, II is al
legged. and the wagon and harness de-
molshed. Attorneys Wolf & Rosenberg
appear for the plaintiff.
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Telegraphic Briefs.

Gen. Vannovski. former minister of war,
died last night at St. Petersburg
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-07
WASHINGTON \
LETTER

From our regular Correspondent
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-07
TIL E CRESSET
re- NILER MISSOURI 4
LOcAL L0RE.

We say Mrs. Fletcher and little
family out ut church OH last sun
day.
Wallace Townsend passed
through JAH-Ville on his road to
Mt. Grove with loaI Of ties on
last Monday morning Wallace is
one Of Texas up-to-date farmers.
Pax De.sno bought 3 head Of
aows from the Colony 1T the hands
Of the Ed. president Of Colony.
Mr.. Fletcher the son-ln-law Of
J Y. Tyrrell's is now at The latters
house preparing To 90 TO Washing
ton State.
Mr.. Brooks questions will be
answered just as soon as we get
through with the article on the
Second beast, wait for them.
The Ed. took u job Of cutting
and hauling logs for W. A liof-
farth from of lis land, the logs
are to be cut into lumber at the
Colony mill On Beaver creek and
lumber to be delivered back ut
store.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-07
EMBREE NEWS,
Ky Dew Drop"


Kind Ed. not seeing any news
from this part thought | would
send in few Of the happenings.
Nice weather at present,
Prosperity seems to be attend
ing our neighborhood as Mr..
Riebold and Tom Tuttlc are both
improving their farms by build
ing new dwelling houses.
Rufus Lemons has purchased
nice pony from Ben Scott.
Newt Hull of Douglass Co.
was visiting at Fannie Herring
tons one day last week. Look
out boys for a schivoree,
Mr.. Calvin Medlock and wife
of Pleasant Ridge was visiting
her parents last Saturday and
Sunday.
The Misses Bakers spent
Xmas, wish Miss Nina Mccoy,
Mamie and Laura Scott were
visiting their sister Mrs. Tuttle
last week. Oh! Minnie saw
Fran4 gong down the road, Won
der whore he was going.
So Twill wiring of until next
week.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-07
WonsHAM EXCHANGE.
IBY PuNcn.l
M editor. here | come again

MI, Editor, here come again.
Healih is very good u this part
except lagrppe.
John Hopkins made y business lrip q
Higgins one dry last wrets
Tillpord Elnmball had party supper
one day last week MI t'fat attended NE
supper claims good inncr
II. II Masker WAS seen I,asslpg 'M"'!eh
|this NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bay last week ~
business.
| John Hopkins hns eali'r y bunch Of
cattle md devalcs lois 81 bis time, book
,af,cr and feeding them Mr. llopkiiN Is
| one of.nnr best business Ken.
Vim. Sites ~ Bnel"-s n. nasi
through our town one day lasi week oi'
his way to Names
The sunday School ut Green NJ. j
sin cuntinningio prosper WIN iafse
attendance.
George Headl-y has returned home
from Organ where he has been for soihe
time Ut work for wngcs.
Il. Ra,bon is preparing % hn'lh
new barn whore his Old one bJrne'
down some few DAYS ngn.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-07

.'ByALllA"

Good morning Ed. try and
write some more items Tor the
WoRLD's CREssET,
Snowy weather at present.
" SWe are having lots of weddings
in this part OF the county.
Jim Martin and Lewis MUIR
come in from Texas on a visit last
week.
Jack MUIR and John Coffman is
going 10 moVotbeir saw mill down
Mt A storia in tho neao future,
Mr.. Lewis MUIR and,Ola Crcwsc
were married last Wednesday.
Nout Wilson open mp Black
SMITH and wagon shops will DO
run at Astoria this summer.
Bertha Hutsell and John Bitchcy
were married Sunday Jan. 8,
1904.
Nuet Brill is earring the mai
IRON Astoria to PUNK.
Monroe Fletcher has Dough, u
span of moe black mules how about
it "Red Rose" Monroe hascut
married yet.
As news are scarse tins week |
will close and write more next
week.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-07
LITTLE PlNEY CREEK ITEMS.
by Red Rosel,

sl
Kind Ed. lwlll try to write O
few bopenings this week as to day
is lonesome day with me, hope
it is not so lonesome TO any one
olse, hope you all had u happy
New Year.
Saturday was a cold and disa.
greeahle day we all had to stay by
the FIRE are get our nose froze.
0, say Sunshine how about the
pie supper don't guess "Red Rose"
will get to go you must cat lots Ct
pic and have u good time.
Oh Mary 4 Harry N pretty IA
IeNers Mary yoa ought 70 be hero
for "Sunilowcr" and "Red Rose
has lots OF iun | seen "Supflower"
Friday night hor and her sweet
heart.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-07
CAMPBELL ITEMS,
.,By Par i, had Boys."

Kind editor will you allow me
space il your most valuable paper
for II few items.
Mr.. Willie Malone and wife
from Quetman A, n. X. is here
visiting Mr., Henry Williams md
relatives.
Arthur Fletcher and John vii.
Jams visited Trunk Williams on
last Sunday evening.
Johnnie Holden is Oh the sick
list.
Miss Lizzie Brace returned to
her home IN Aurora after two
weeks visit with her parents Nh.
and Mrs. Frank Clark.
Hello Lulu and SOPHIA will
you please tell me whose gate the
boys was swinging Oh when they
caught the consumption?
The dance was well attended ut
Jim Gaddise's Friday night, all
report il good time,
J. w. Bontnan made u business
trip to Campbell Sunday eve.
Lum Poperwell is on the sick
list.
Orvie Clark says 10 is going to
emmlgrate over east where ne
caught the consuntion, for he
says he thinks there is IL sure cure
there for it.
Buck Boatman Frank Ellis and
George Watson was seen going to-
wards Mr.. Smarts last Sunday IN
company with Tire girls.
John Tyrrel was seen on the
streets Of JAH-Vilie last Sunday
with 4 smile on his face.
The Ed. preached a sermon ON
last Sunday which we was all in
terested III at JAIL Vile.
Well as news is scarce we will
ring off for this time.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-07

/ heard Robert and iiertie was
gong to Bado and have their
beauty struck shy Robert won't
you give US one we would appro.
ciate Il very much
Miss Minnie B. accompanied
Miss Isabel Y. TO Mr., John Rags
dales sunday.
Miss Lille ard Elsie Vandivcr
visited Mt Mr.. King IIar,groves
.sGnday evening
J. X. MI B. A. anil w. n,
were callers at Mr., Jess Reavcs
Sunday eve, trying to let i party
bnt they iuiled that is to bad boys,
az yon wanted party 50 bad
hope you boys win have success
IN getting purity some where.
Alpss Belle Bancy was seen ut
Mrs Lulu Reayes Sunday evening
nm sorrow for BelIo MS she must
get lonesome ~ Ilosson is gone
don't cry Belle no viii come back
Wonder Why J., X. didn't 60
with NJ. y. on her visit.
Mrs. Lon Hill visited her sister
| Mrs. Coleman the later part II las,
week and returned back HON,
Sunday.
We'll as news is scarce this aeel
] will bring my soribbl,ng, TO \
close. Rgo hyclo all cor-cspon
denia.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-07
MOU NTAIN GROVE NEWS.

By NJ AIRY"
Hello to one and all.
We are having some pretty cold
weather at present.
George Ellis is Oh the sick list.
John Brown was up from GRAD
Sunday.
Willis Mccall Of Bado was trad.
ing with Mt. Grove merchants
Thursday. a.5,as .sals.
Sam Mabe Of Higgins was in
his City Tuesday.
Belle Baney Of Bado visited re-
latives and friends in Mt. Grove
last week, come again Belle you
are always welcome.
Mr.. BeIghley and family and
son-in-law, Will Ellis and wife de-
parted for their new home in
Okla. Friday, we were sorry to see
them go but wish them success.
Mary Depue, Mabla Zorns and
Lizzie Fielder were the guests OF
Lulu Reayes last Sunday.
William Ellis Of Cabool and
Laura Beighley of this city were
united in marriage at the home OF
tho brides parents Mr.. II. j. Beigh.
ly Wed. evening of last week, we
wish them success on life's high.
way.
Sherman Coflman is quite q
frequent caller at Mr.. Blanken'
ships now days.
! Wonder where Bill was last Sun
day, poor child the writer never
meant 10 break his heart square
into.
Well as ! hav'nt time to write
any more I'll close with good wish
es to all the correspondents.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-07
W
HARTSHORN ITEMS,
...,......t.
ny pArA's rIrfI.E BOY

Kind Editor, Please admit me space
IN your valuable paper. fora few ilens.
Mr.. and Mrs r. j Jordan and Mother
spent SUNDAY with Mrs iary Mckee.
Grandma Fisher VAS seen NJ the store
on business the other day.
Mr., Green Siling.r and MISS Mind'e
was married christmas evening"
Mr., A. Il. Miller and Mr.. Rufus Hens
ley started TO Springfield to attend trial
his week.
Mr.. and Mrs I, j Jordan and mother
attended the supper al Mrs. Pules'o ns
Monday night,
Mrs EVE Scott spent Christmas week
with Nor parents, Mr. and Mrs 4 j.
Jordan.
Mr.. Tom Jordan was seen NJ the saw
mill one day this Week on business
Mrs Alice Cloninger has Just returned
from Hog Creek where she spent Christ
mas.
Mr.. +. j Jordan has been seriously
hurt from the ride Of his young horse
Mrs. Annie Jones was The guest Of
her mother Mrs. Pulcs'on on last Mon
day, s.s,.....,... ,.......,
Joan Smiths schaol is progressing
nicely.
Mr. Eb Heather rs finishing his work
on r. j. Jordans dwelling
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Summers spent
MAS with Grandma Jordan,
II this escapes the waist basket this
time, will write more neS, time,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-07
Continued to ath, page,)

Continued to ath, page.)
services to he country TO retake
Panama, much deprecated money
has been offered, President Marc.
quin in spite of tho fact that he
was not aeeiectcd has placed his
private fortune at the disposal Of
the government. and even the
women are Offering their services.
Newsot Democratic opposition
to the canal treaty has ocen exag.
geraied in Colombia and has raised
false hopes. General Reyes says
he connot answer .or his people.
although he is head of tho army
and the newly elected President
The Navy Department is prepar-
ed for any emergency. There is a
fleet on each side Vi the lsthmus
and tho ships carry many marines,
some OF whom have already been
landed, Tho War Department
holds troops 10 readiness although
the Administration does not care
to use them. The order Of tho
Navy Department Is prevent the
landing OF any force with hostile
intentions is still 10 force, althougk
the naval officers arc instructed
to wait for Colombia TO fire the /,
first gun.
Admirul John q. Walker, who
represented the President on tho
Isthmus has returned here ard will
make a full report to Mr, lsoosc-
welt. w. |. Buchanan. tho. A aieui-
can Minister to Panama has ar
rived on The lsthmns and will
present his Credentials. General
Reyes proposition TO submit th
question of the recognition OF
Panama to Tho Hague Tribunal
will not be accepted by our govern
ment although he might have
better success with proposal to
e snhmi' the question Of Pansma's
assuming portion Of Colombia's0
debt. This last question is stills
an open one; Panama's iudepen-
dcnce is az accomplished fact
ytcngni2ed by tho ccuutres Of the
world
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-07
BRUsny KNOB ITEMS.
By Dewdrops.

II is once more We grab our pen
ellis TO write q few items.
There was quite u snow storm
the other night.
Quilting is the order Of the day.
They are quilting Il quilt at Mrs.
.Bartholow fnr Rev. Johnson. As
Texas Co. is the largest county 30
II il the largest quit n required
eight yds. OF domestic for lining
and seven yards Of filling and fifty
pieced blocks.
Several Of the Brushy Knob pu-
pills visited at Stubs School FRI
day.
Thrre was to have been preach
ing at Brushy Saturday night but
the prercher didn't come.
There was large crowd ont at
Sunday School ut Brushy Knob
Sunday.
Several OF the bows we're fooled
down at l'rushy Knob Saturday
night COR church but there WASN'T
amy,
Charley ] want you to get your
lesson before next Sunday.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-07

Kind Ed. as | hayn't seen any
items from this part for quite u
while ] thought I would come
again with my few happenings.
Mr.. VIM. Stanyslaush and
family were welcome callers at
y. ". Baileys Sunday.
The candy breaking at d. w.
Baileys Wednesday night week
was well attended.
Oh say, Sunhowcr | wish you
would hurry up and tell Flossy
what you vas going to. ! want to
tell Mary.
The party at the home Of Mr.,
John Rogers Thursday night
was well attended. Those that
were present report a nice time.
Well SuLtlower | guess Mary
has married and forgot all about
the items. Flossy hopes she
hasn't though
Mr.. Frank Williams has re-
turned from Kansas. | guess
Myrtle will quit crying and go to
laughing wont you Myrtle? halha,
Oh, Sack what did you get for
your beau Xmas with that bunny
you caught in your tray. A
negro doIlf
Sack Why wasn't you and NIT
ten at the party Thursday night,
Well Sunhower | don't guess
you won't to Fowler to see the
Xmas tree did you?
Mrs. Hopwood Coble is on the
sick list WAS said to be very bad
Friday l hope she will be better
at next writing.
Say Sack you and G, NJ. onght
OF been at the candy breaking we
would Of had a Jolly old time.
Flossy wanted to so to the party
last tuesday night week but she
could not
wonder If pretty and ugly will
be in next week,
! Well as news is scarce will close
with best wishes ,e Ed and cor
sespondeuoe HYeya,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-16

successors, taking two men who had
strong backing from members of the
bar, and were personally known to the
governor as men of ability and integ
rity. 49,.
The appointments will hold good for
two years, or until after the next gen
eral election. E. F. Waite will succeed
Judge Holt, and c. L. Smith will take
the place Of Judge Dickinson as special
Judge.
Mr.. Waite is regarded as ideal mate
rial for the municipal bench. He adds
to natural ability course of expert
ence which makes him familiar with the
class of cases which will come before
him to decide, and with all the details
of police administration. He served as
assistant city attorney, and in that ca
pacity prosecuted cases before the court.
When D. P. Jones succeeded DR.. Ames
as mayor, Mr.. Waite accepted the post
of chief of police and administered that
important trust with fidelity and sue
cess. He is: not only we'll versed in the
law, but schooled by experience.
G. L. Smith is at present special as
sistant to the county attorney, acting
as legal adviser to the county commits
sioners. He has made a good record in
that position, and is considered good
material for the bench, being conscien-
tious, sound and of a judicial turn of
mind. He has had considerable expert
ence in general law practice. -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-16


Banquets. dinner and supper parties
served in the new diningrooms. The Grill
Lost-Yellow angora cat. Return for
reward to Mrs. J. w. Thomas, Jr., 211f
Nicollet avenue.{-'''' 49, a z r.
We will buy Minnesota Loan g.. Trust
company stock shares. Wells & Dickey
Guaranty building.
The national banks have received a
call from the controller of the currency
for a statement of condition at tho: close
of business Nov. TO- j.. i. -,
Peter Wenz, convicted last spring Oh
grand larceny in the second degree, yes
tertIay paid his fine Of $500. AT the con
clusion of the trial it was announced that
an appeal would be taken, but it was
never perfected.
Camp A. r. Patterson No 1. Army of
the Philippines, will have its regular
business meeting in the A. O. Z. w
building, It Seventh street, s. Tomorrow
evening" Ten veterans of the Philippine
war will be initiated ..as>>
James Small. the Irish evangelist, will
have for his subject this evening at the
Portland Avenue Church of Christ How
the Poor Dying Thief Was Saved Five
were added to the church in the TUESDAY
evening service. Miss Genevieve Law
Just s. to Chicago and return on 1.-THE
Journals Football Limited leaving Min
neapolis Friday night via Minneapolis &
st. Louis and Illinois Central railroads
at 7 pm. Only 500 tickets at this rate
on sale only at Journal counter. The best
service at the lowest rate.
Apollo club members and some of then
friends held their regular post in
formal smoker and musical in the clut
rooms over the Lyceum theater Monday
night. A pleasing program was glVer
and the affair was as informal and DO
hernian in it's appointments as the func'
tions of former seasons for which the
club has become famous.
The last roof truss in the new audi
forum was raised this morning. The
first square of tile work in the roof Is
completed and nothing will delay the
early enclosure Of the building. The
raising of the truss this morning was al
engineering feat which attracted the at
tention of a crowd of bystanders.
John Wilson. 60 years old, an Inmate
of the Anolla asylum, escaped from tina
institution today and the police have beer
asked to keep a close watch on the roads
leading into Minneapolis. Wilson was
breakfast at the usual time this morning
but at 10 o'clock the guards missed hin
and he could not be found in the vicinity
The persistent rumOr in regard to tn
| sale of the West hotel is again in evi
dence. Colonel c. H. Wood, the owner
! Denies as usual. that the hotel is sold
| or that sale is pending. The Unlte'
| Cities Realty company, represented b.
the j. F. Conklin & Zonne company, i
| the rumored purchaser. The agents den,
Eany deal is in contemplation.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-11-16
ENTERS THE MINISTRY
Harold Hunting Is Ordained at. -Plym-
outh Congregational Church.

The ordination of Harold Hunting to
the ministry of athe Congregational
church took, placeE2last night; at Plym-
o11th church. :lMrd Hunting has, been
acting as assistant, teaDr! &L: h. az llock
Of ,Pl77nlouth 'ch1treh for"a few months
and will continue In this2 work.,
The services were conducted by q
council Of Congregational pastors and
was presided over by Rev. William =, d..
Salmon, D. D., Of Carleton college. me
examination Of the candidate by the
council was made in the afternoon.
At the ordination service, the lnyo-
cation was made by Rev. Maurice; K.
Morris and the Scriptures were read by
Rev. E.. W. Shurtleff.. The sermon was
preached by Dir. William e. Barton OF
OAK Park H. ho After nfd the R Pr yer G. 6
r. Merrill, the right hand Of: fellow eli Nv
ship was extended TO- Mr.. Hunting by
Rev..rC E. Burton on behalf OF the
CONGREGATIONAL minister's. into whose
ranks he had been received. Dr.. Alex e.
ander MacGregor of St.. Paul made the
charge to the candidate and the ser,
vice closed with a prayer, by pr: Hal
lock and the benediction by Mr.. Hun
ting. ~ = - -