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TAX DEVICES, FROM LUNG
TESTER TO FERRIS WHEEL
Public Must Pay Pretty Penny for
Amusement and Fraud, with
Dunn'S Plan.
ORDINANCE TO COUNCIL
Clairvoyants and Others Under
Ban-BusinesS Is Transacted
at Session.

If an ordinance introduced into Council
last night from City Controller Dunn is
passed, it would require the use of a mi
croscope of great magnifying power or a
telescope of large magnitude to find a busi-
ness or occupation for the amusement or
beguilement of the public which will not be
compelled to pay license to the city. The
ordinance may possibly be received as a
funny joke" by good portion OF the pub
lie. exclusive, however, of those who will
be compelled TO pay the license fees. To
some of them il is likely to appeal as
nothing short of tragedy
Controller Dunn's ordinance is entitled,
''An ordinance providing for licensing GER
tain occupations, and has the stamp OF
the controllers fine literary style. 1t pro-
vides for charging fees for conducting GER
tain occupations as follows:
For conducting, managing or renting a
billiard, bagatelle, pool or other table used
for games of skill with balls and cues.
excepting such are used in private fam
lilies not for profit, for the first four tables
$2.50 per month for each table, and for
every additional table 81 per month.
PSYCHOLOGISTS ALSO BARRED.
For carrying on, practicing or processing
to practice the business or art of astrology,
palmistry, phrenology, life reading, fortune
telling, cartomancy. clairvoyance, clairau-
dance, crystal gazing. hypnotism, medium
ship, prophecy, augury, divination, magic
or necromancy by one who receives or
demands fee for the same, or who gives
exhibition of the same at any place when
an admission fee is charged. SIS per month.
For conducting or operating a merry-go-
round, Ferris wheel, roller coaster, switch
back, similar device. $40 per month.
For conducting, operating, supervising or
giving space to any slot machine used for
the purpose of selling goods or material of
any kind, or for exhibiting pictures or
views of any kind, for profit, the sum of
81 per month for each slot machine
For conducting, operating or exhibiting
any phonograph. graphophone, talking ma
chine kaleidoscope, biOgraph, projectoscope
or any similar instrument, for profit, the
sum of so per month.
For conducting, managing, exhibiting or
letting the use of any telescope, microscope
lung tester, muscle tester, strength tester
ing game, for profit, the sum of $40 per
month.
The penalty for the evasion of any pro-
vision of the ordinance is to be fine equal
10 one months license, and each day of op-
Grafton without license shall constitute a
separate offenSe.
An ordinance was introduced from Con-
troller Dunn appropriating the sum of 500
for the of the special Memorial day
committee for celebration Of the day.
Councilman Shea introduced ordinance
providing that railroads operating in the
city must reduce their rate for cars stand
ing on manufacturers side tracks.
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WAR CORRESPONDENTS
HELD AT N|EU-CHWANG
Must Wait the Pleasure of Alex
Jeff, Who May Be Month
at Port Arthur.
PRESS BOAT SERVANTS
Still Detained by Russians, Who
Show No Desire to Hasten
Their Trial.

NIEU-CHWANG, April 1S.-With regard
to the admission of correspondents of for
eign newspapers to the Russian lines no
action is expected until viceroy Alexieff
returns TO Mukden. 1t is believed that a
strict inspection of every correspondent S
credentials will be insisted upon before he
is permitted TO join the Russian army.
On account of the declared gravity of the
offense the authorities have not yet found
the two Japanese servants who. were AIKEN
from the press boat FawGn which was
detained here on April 3
Admiral Aexieff is at present at Port
Arthur. where he has succeeded the late
Vice Admiral Makar0ff 10 the command OF
the Russian fleet there. 1t has been init
mated from st. Petersburg that Alexieff
will remain at Port Arthur until the ar
rival of Vice Admiral Skrydloff. who has
not yet left st. Petersburg for the front
About twenty correspondents have been
waiting at Nieu-Chwang for several weeks
past for permission TO join the Russian
army. The authorities on April Is said
that they could soon go forward, but the
disaster to the Petropavlovsk and the
death of Vice Admiral Makaroff resulted
in Viceroy Alexief going to port Arthur
and he only can authorize the newspaper
men to enter the lines.
The Fawan, having on board two news
paper correspondents and two Japanese
servants, was detained at Nieu-Chwang re-
Gently by the Russian authorities because
she had passed between the lines, having
come indirectly from Chemulpo. The ves-
sci and the two newspaper correspondents
were released through representations OF
United States Consul II. B. Miller but the
Japanese servants were held under arrest
The Russian government. agreed. in re-
sponse to representations mace by the au-
tkorities of the United States, to show as
much consideration possible to the two
Japanese.
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SERVANT HIDES $4,000
IN SAFETY DEPOSIT VAULT
Cash. Bonds and Warehouse Re
ceipts, Secreted by Girl, Are
Discovered at Milwaukee.
MAY NAME RECEIVER

MILWAUKEE. April 1s.--In a box in a
safety deposit vault engaged few weeks
ago by a servant girl. was found to-day
over $4,000 in cash and bonds and a num-
ber of warehouse receipts. certifying to the
storage of thousands OF dollars worth OF
valuable goods.
This property, which brought to
light to-day is believed to be a part Of
the assets of Marcus Kaatz. a Chica go
bankrupt cap manufacturer, who disap-
peared suddenly last year when creditors
commenced an investigation as to his finan-
cial standing. The money and receipts
are alleged to have been concealed in the
vault by Anna kaatz, OF this city, sis
ter of the missing bankrupt Attorneys for
the creditors will ask for receiver TO take
charge of the property. The developments
were the result of proceedings in the Bank
ruptcy Court
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RUSSIANS TRYING TO
DRAW JAPANESE AWAY
FROM THE YALU RIVER
Marching South Through Korea
in Large Force, with FlankS
and Rear Exposed.
OCCUPY MOUNTAIN PASS
Also Post Batteries on Heights to
Prevent an Invasion of
Manchuria.
ST. PETERSBURG RUMORS
Varied Reports Regarding Move
ments of Japanese Warships
and Transports.
ST. PETERSBURG RUMORS

SEOUL, April 1S-The commissioner of
customs of Gensan reports that strong
Russian force, the number of which is not
known, is advancing on the great south
road, following the inland coast of the
province of South Hamgyung. The Rus
slams passed to the rear of Sungjin, which
was occupied by a scouting party The
main body occupied Peuk-Chyong. eighty
miles north of Gensan, on the 18th instant.
The flanks and rear were exposed with the
evident intention of drawing japanese
attack from the Yalu.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 1s.--A detach-
ment of Russian troops which left Southern
Usuri has reached Maoer-Shan Con the
west bank of the Yalu river, lis miles north
of Ping-Yang), without having encountered
any of the enemy. The detachment has oc-
cupied a mountain pass between Manchuria
and Korea which it is fortifying with
mountain batteries.
An official telegram states that there is
no change i'm the situation on the Yalu
river. The Russian outposts are now on
Islands of the river close to the japanese
outposts, which are preparing to retire.
Major General Plug, chief of the military
staff at Port Arthur. telegraphs that all
statements regarding a siege and fall of
Port Arthur are unfounded.
PARIS, April 18.-A dispatch to the
Temps from st. Petersburg says the Japa-
nese are preparing to cut the Russian line
of communication along the peninsula of
Liao-Tung at the same time that they cross
the Yalu river.
TIEN-TSIN, April 1S.-From several
sources reports have been received here
saying that a Japanese fleet of over seventy
transports Is heading for Kin-Chou, north
of Port Arthur.
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DISCHARGES THE THIRD
JURY IN MURDER TRIAL
Judge Phelan Sends Former Juror
to Jail for Tampering
with TaleSmen.

DETROIT, April 1S.-Judge James Phelan
tonight dismissed the third jury that has
attempted to try George w. Parker on one
charge of numbering his brother-in-law.
James Moore. The first jury was dismissed
after an investigation of charges that the
jury had been tampered with; the second
jury disagreed and to-day it was again a
case of charges that attempts had been
made to wrongfully influence the talesmen.
Former Talesman Charles r. Hinkley has
been sentenced to thirty days in the county
Jail for attempting to tamper with the
third Jury. The work of securing a new
jury for the Parker case will begin on
Thursday.
Parker, the defendent, has been promi-
nent in military circles and Moore, who
was killed. a prominent singer of De-
troit. Judge Phelan dismissed the entire
present panel of 20 jurors and ordered 15O
new taleSmen
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BRAVED EXECUTION
TO. SAVE YOUNG SON
Woman Convicted of Murder Re-
luctantly Admits Boy, Who
Confesses, Killed Father.

STEUBENVILLE. o., April 1S.-Affidavits
filed in the court here to-day are expected
to free Mrs. Jennie Owens. who was re-
Gently convicted of murder in the first de-
gree for the alleged killing of her husband.
Calvin Owens at Dungeon Hollow last
October. The affidavits set forth the con-
fession of twelve-year-old Melville Owens
that his father killed by the accidental
discharge of a revolver in his hands while
he was struggling with his sister. Mrs.
owens had withheld this informa ton from
her attorneys. il is said. to shield her son,
and only reluctantly admitted the facts
when they were disclosed
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FORMER JAIL GUARD
ACCUSED OF PLOT
Hoffman Indicted for Alleged At
tempt to Permit Escape of
Murderer Collins.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. April 1s.-Former Chief
Jail Guard W. r. Hoffman is charged in an
indictment returned by the grand jury to-
day with conspiracy. 1t is alleged that
Hoffman was implicated In the effort TO
get saws into the city Jail to aid George
Collins, who was executed March % for the
cape.
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CUTS THROAT ON BOARD
PASSENGER TRAIN

DES MONIES, Ia, April 1S.-Frederick
Shoemaker, well-dressed and apparently
Wealthy, attempted to commit suicide to-
day on a Northwestern passenger train be-
tween this city and Grand Junction by cut
ting his throat with a penknife He had
a ticket to New York in his pocket
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RUSSIAN SUBMARINES
SENT TO THE FAR Ef.S1'

ST. PETERSBURG, April 1S-The first
of five new submarine boats building at
ST. Petersburg and forty wagonoads of
ammunition were dispatched to-day to the
theatcr of war. The submarine boat, which
was sent off in sections, is elliptical in
shape and fitted with improved electri-
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SENSATION SPRUNG
IN 4 MURDER TRIAL
Four Doctors Declare Wife Of Ac-
cused Man aides MoineS Died
of Strangulation.

DES MOINES Ia. April 1s-The first
day of the trial of c. w. Graves. accused
of strangling his wife and then pouring
kerosene on her body and setting fire to
the house to conceal the evidence of his
crime was very sensational Four doctors
took the stand and swore that Mrs.
Graves's death had been caused by strangu-
lation Evidence was also produced to the
effect that he had been seen to leave the
house twenty minutes before the burning OF
the body was found -
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All Ciuher wireless Messages.

LONDON, April 19.-The Times corre-
spondent at sea, in a dispatch published by
that paper this morning, protests that his
wireless telegraph messages were yelled in
cipher, which neither the Russians nor the
japanese could understand. He says he
never sailed in Russian waters and that all
his messages were sent from the high seas
or from neutral waters
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BANKER ROTHSCHILD
SENT TO THE TOMBS

NEW YORK. April 1s.-Charged with
misappropriating 100000 of the funds of
the suspended Federal Bank. David Roths-
child. former president of the institution.
to-day was arraigned before a magistrate
and held In $4,000 bail for examination
April %. Rothschild was taken back to
the Tombs to await bail
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L. S. AyREs's INSURANCE.
l. S. Ayres's loss by water on the second
and third fioor Of the Harrison baildin-- II
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Y%Oiationen in yeras gemnmidt.

Die SriscosS piteua 2anbs Sunni,
grations : NhociatiDn lenft bereits
ibren Teil Der Guaranteeing na1
9eIas.
DreibunoertunoFanF3ia. Ngenten
oieier I~fociation nDm Often uno
9oroen baben ioeben cine gpur burh
Teras beenbet uno iib nab ben 6iliss
queaen bes StaateS 1c. e~rtunoiat,
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bern Der dlteren Staten better nDrs
fiihrett su fDnnen.
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miarations : Bureaus, Dept. u.
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8eneral=S mmiaratiDns=N qent.
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sdlafwasen mad ct. suuis.

Die W. 6. & z. 9abn bat cine
Nnsahl reuer Sblafnaeert fir lire
BON 9eras nab ct. 2ouis gebenoen
8iee eineeitelt. Dieielben iouten
ibun friiber anfommen. Die 8uas
mans@ sieuidaft f0nnte fte aber nidt
fruber liefern. Die reue @aaen
iino in jeoer 8eaiebune MODERN eins
gerihtet uno nit b~eionberer &id=
iibt auf beiBes Wetter sebaut. Die
Site iino niht NIT beiBem Bldlh
ibersogen, ionbern nit Robrae=
fleht, bas 2einen5eua uno allies lit
boheleaant uno babel tperben Die
Staten in oieien @aaen ungefdbr
balb TO bod iein, tpie bisber. 6ofs
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peroen, fih auf ibrer Geile Der
Shlafwagen 81 beoienen, Hn6 bes=
balb m0hten mir einem Seoem ras
ten, iih 10 aeitia, pie mDalib, einen
Blab i'm Shlafwager su reieruieren.
CT brauft iid oesbalb nur on Den
ndhiten Kindergarten ber M. &. 81
&. 8abn 81 tuenoen.
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0tne eimfa6e Irage.
Sic 8iir9er Sam Wntpnip iimo
erImcbt, Dies ebrtid1 at be-
dutfoDrten.

SIT nidt oa8 8ort zines reprGleuz
tatipen 8iir9ers BON San Intouio
iber5euaenoer, als Die 5tpeifelbafte
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bies:
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Qere Belt aufrebt ftano, rpuroe mein
Glden 10 mioe uno i9nadl, baB es
fitr mid ld)per mar, meme Nrbeiten
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mir cine S9ad1tel babon. Sic pirf=
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lid Die 8ldenibmer3en in rabifoler
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aues erfiiQen, mas gu ibrer gmpfebz
lung Qela9t miro"
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60. in Buffalo, &c. g., oueinige
Ngenten fir Die Ser. Staten.
BergeBt nid]t ben Wanler Doan
uno accentirt fein Subititut.
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Sin tnterei5auter @ur5dtaa.

Der 6armer- &onereB, Der uoriae
MDbe in Brpar poer better College
Station abaebalten murbe uno bel
benz un9efabr 800 BeriDnen anue=
ieub maren, bat ith gu 8uniten oes
oea Baus BON Baummualpeihern
ausgefprpden. Sn bieien Gpeihern
min man bic gauge poer menieiten
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iber ben Breis benz tatI6hlihen
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gen unb bie INSTRUMENTATION aus
benz gottDnbnnbel gu e%ntfernen.
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8au Der Spinnereien uno Gabrifen
i'm Sioer ~gef6roert tperoe.
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bradte. gr ptroe oamals idon
ala unproftiI9 neruDrfen uno 1T i'm
spiiden niht prattilher QemDroen.
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oieles Blanes uno Der 5ormers& pns
areB bdtte, unierer Meiuuna mad,
better oaran Qetnn. oenielben niht
nls lein D0gmta 81 prDtlamiereu.
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cine eanttats sonpemtion.

Wur ei1iger Tager muroe in Goa
tasH cine RDnuentiDn CUR Beipres
dung ianitdrer WaBregelr abgebal=
Ten. Biele MnDDrs uno SanitGtss
@eanlterl aus Gub sTeras, oarnnter
pc StnotsM er5te pDr Gan Nntoniu,
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e~ertneiiter fnft aller StGote i'm Sios
meiten bea Stnates u. u. tuaren ars
meieuo uuo Die einfbIdgigen 5raaen
mur0en nuf'a gifriaite be1pruherl.
ShlieBlib Tam man oabin iberein,
S0lgen6es 5u ertpTehlen :
Die Dom Gtaatas GanitGtsbeutts
Zen enttuorfener Hegelr uno Heaus
lntiOner sur Betdmpfung Der Mosz
titos iullten iiberaG i'm 8olte Der.
nreitet lueroen.
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her fir innitdre 8meGe bepiliae1.
netExnn ipltei1 iih Burger . Goz
u1ii4G &ifeen, bic NIT ben @anitdts.
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AQe Staot : 0errualtnneen ioaten
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reaeln ourh @eieB a%uprbnen.
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uer0en ,ioieie Bemiibungen III unters
fifteen uno if[ieBlid] aud
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aefunobeitlider 8uitdnoe unb DOR
allen ben aampf aegeu bic Wpsfis
tbs arbeiten.
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itn6 iebr gut un6 bic 4pnuentipn i'll
ilnSueifelbaft erfDl9reib perlaufen,
leioer Fat bic Tatfade, baB Der 6Dus
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beden oer giiterner nit Drabtneben
nnurbnete. betpieien, mie aering bic
oirette Mirfung FOLDER aonuens
tionen oft lit. Nber bic 9eiluebmer
an ber 9unnentiDn oirfen oesmegen
nidt uer5ager. inoirett ibt fie bod
lire Wirfung aus, tuie ale berartiee
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tie itniter. iei'8 AUDI nur. bnB file
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Duntel fallen lieBen, ooB teilrueile
nod INNER berriht. Gs lit id0n
pielee better aetuDrben uno es miro
nod Dieles better ueroen.
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WDut SriegsfbaupIaee.

inner @eIanbter in 9oflo mela
oct. DAB bic frenoen- Ntta6es nto
&rieestprrelppnoenten BON Der iapas
nif1en 0ee~resleitun9 Die @rlaubrtB
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sur ssrDrt bee 6eeres aeben 5u fDnz
men. Wdn gfaubt, BOB in Der
Manoiburet cine Reibe entlbetoen@
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Die &ui1en bebaupten, bob tie
bel ben &dnpfen uni &ai @bom niht
mebr a[s 200 Wanr perluren baben.
8eneral Sfu oringt nit ieiner
Mrntee beitdnotg nor. 8ei &ai Gbou
ipllen iebt 10000 Mann iaponiiber
fteben.
SIN 6auptquartier bessrullilhen
Generals Seller ertpartet man, bob
es in ben ndblten 9aaen 81 elmer
grDBeren 5blaht fUmnen miro.
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bier ruIIiihe &reuaer, smei &auDs
nenbDote unb iieben 9DrpeoDbootser=
ftDrer am SDnnabeno mDr9en aus
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famterl, I'm, unterleeiihe Winen aufs
8unebnten. Sic murben nabmittags
nun ben iapauiihen TorpeoOboDten
araeariHen un0 in ben 6afen aurud<
getrieben.
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8eitnna r0ppitrai", BON Der iueben
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