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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-29

SnfeG genang q. %. Ipril.-
Der britif9e Sampfer Catherine apen,
Der beute bon Calcutta bier artam, be.
ri6tet, baB er lsbte Na4t, 90 Meilen
ftbli6 BON genang 2 Ssidwaber bon
8 rsip. 6 Sriessi9ifen paifrte, wsl9e
Surs auf Singapore 6atten.
0.NnLsnn
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-29

Wabington, %. Npril. =
Sobalo Der prdfoent auriidgetebrt ii
tueroen Der beuti9e uno audi Der fran=
36fi4e SOti9after nit i9m fonferiren
uno bann IN ibren pribaitunoen einen
Beiu9 abftatten. Wan nimmt an,
oaB meni9ifens bic Observation-Disclosures
ftir einen Jrieoensi9luB swif9en &uBs
Lamb unb Sapau in Waibineton Bee
9onlet tueroen unb baB 0eioe BotI1af=
fer aupcr mi tibren &e9ierunssn miinb-
lid beratbi9lagea molten. Die Bot=
i9after peroen ibre R%esierungen bon
benz brinaenben Wunf6e ees grdfoen.
ten, ben 2rieg balo beenbst gu ieben,
bena6ri9tieen.
Iu9 Der britii6e gOtidaT!sr9 uranb,
Der morsen mad England abrsit, tpiro
in infOrmeler Weiie 26nig gotparb
oiefen Wuni9 mittbeilea.
Grpbbritannien unb Grantrei9 it
es als Werbinoeten Der triegft5renben
Wd9te ni4t gut m6gli9, bic einlsiten=
ben S4ritte fur MISUNDERSTANDING
gen 3u tbun, tuenrt aud lire Witpir-
tung brin9eno ertuini6t 1T. Die gn=
regung tanr rur bonn prdioenten
&ooieoelt pber 4aiier Wilbsim aus
geben. Siefiee Siplomaten slauben,
oab mad BET srtuarteten Seef9ladt,
mas aud i6r Nuseane fein m5se. bic
erfte 8slegenbeit lett gsgin1 bes 2rie-
9es 1T, Die Snitiatipe fur Jrieoensuer=
b%anblun9en gu ergreifen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-29
&~trppatfi.t ais Sibrer Ser critics,
Observation-Disclosures.

@el6e 9riinbe &uropattin bepoqen
faben, cine @tequng unttr ieinsm Bis
heriqen untergebenen an3une6men =
in@prsans, Ger in Der ariessssiti9tc
.insig baiteben biirftc = bariiber lpirh
fpobl erit cine ipdtere 3utunft IiGere
MuftlGrung bringen. 8orldufig iperz
ben iiber ben Gubern 9ersang bieier
SteGeniibernabme aus ct. PETERSBURG
fOlsenbs Gin3elbsiten mitgetbeilt:
&uropattin befan5 ii9 bereits oui
benz 6eimpege na6 europa. als er
plDsli9 umfebrte. Sad einsr Inter
reoung nit benz General 2ine!piti6
iunbte er Elm in riibrsnOen @orten abz
sefabtes Selegrdmm on ben 3aren.
Gs lei ibm unmDslif. rem &riegsz
I9auplab 81 perlanen, Der inn beilig
iei; er lei bereit, als einfa4sr Solbat
bort gu berbleiben. Gr bitte ben 53az
rem, i'm nit benz freigsipornenen
&pmmanbo Der eriten @rmse gu Be-
trauen, unb 6offe, buburG Gele9enbeit
gu befommen, ietnen Guf als 0eerfi6z
rer pieberber5ulteuen. 9eneral Gene
piti9 ianbte ebs1faI5 Gin gelesramm
an ben 3aren, in Dem er bic 9ifte &us
ropattins unteritiiBts, %sporauf ums
ge6enb cine suitimmenbe Mnttport bes
3aren erfolgte. 8~urcpattins 8oreehen
bat in militGrii9en pie in pripat=
frsiien bic grObten SDmpat6isn fir
i'm berborserufen. IS siebt freilih
aud 2eute, Die elau6en, er ioerbe ais
&ommanbeur Der eriten Mrmee ii6 BEN
feinbli9en 5euer abIintli9 ausieBen
unb ben Sob auf Dem G9laGtfelne
1u6en; bamit ppne er bic bon ibm Be-
sunsenen Sebler fiibnen. Dies finn
jebp9 nur bd%ltluie. @ermutbungen.
Nab benz aneemeinen lIrtbeil bot &uz
ropatfin bur6 bic 8itte, ii6 nun Dem
frii6er unter ieinem &ommonoo ite=
benben Sberbefeblsbaber untersuorb.
men, einen boben 8etpsis BON s9lrg6eit
eegeben. = Sus S9idial bes @enes
rails 9ripenbers seitGltet iid fir Die
fen penis erfreuli9; er lit gum Mits
slieo bes @leranberfumites fir Ser
tpunbete erHannt unb bamit falt aes
ftent porben. Sein plDsIi6er Gntz
i6lub, bic Qrmee i'm tritiiden MOment
5u perlaHen, ipirb in ct. PETERSBURG
INNER mod tart berurtbeilt. Sine
foeben aus Ter Manbf6urei 5uriidz
gefsbrts peri6nlifteit tbeiite nit,
@ripenberss Nbreife bonn arieqss
i4auplab babe auf bas rufiii9e Deer
ben benfbur unangenebmften Ginbrud
gema4t. gs batten baburd Bel Der
Sruppen sefdbrIife 3peifsl on ben
Sdbisteiten auropattins sntfteben f0ne
men, tpenn bic Nrmee biefem niht
bllnblings erseben getpeien mare.
9ripenberes 8enebmen fei BEL Der i'm
5elne f~tehenoen 4rmee aIsemein Der,
urtbeilt fDor5en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-29
Die 2apfcrfctf.

nit pei9er Sic beuti9en Solbaten in
Siopeitdfrita bic QufitGnbiiden
unter ben i9pierigiten @er6GltniRen
betGmpfen, finbet tuum bic perblsnte
aQgemeine @~nertennung. Sesbalb err
i9eint febr bea9tenspertb, mas Die
W}iin9ener rNugemeine 3eituns" bar
iber iuet. Sic f9reibt: rWas in BEN
@efe4t BEL @rob Rabos cine 9anbppn
beutf9er Solbaten ni9t bisl me6r al2
eine friegsitarte &ompugnie eurppdis
f6er &riegsfibrung eegen peit mebr
ais tauieno 5Gbe, berf9lagene unb gut
beipaffnete Seinbe eeleiitet bat, lGbt
I'D, binii9tii9 bes benieienen Mutbes,
Der Sapferfeit uab Stanbbaftigfeit ben
blutigen 8ampfen uuf ben S9la4ts
felbern Der Manbi9urei getrrit CUR
Settle feBen. Oas muB, BEL uller On
,rfennung Der Su9tisteit Der Sapursr
uno Der 3d6i9feit Der &uhen, i'm &uz
1e be6alten perben. unb Is iii biz
6roge, ob ni6t bic qalme Der 1e6ers
pinbung grOBerer Miibiul unb 9Grte>
rer Gntbe6rung u%nferen braben &riez
Jern 3ufommt. Senn IS lit ettpas
anberes, i'm Selbe gu ite6er, tpenn cine
gut funttiprirenben Sntenbantur unf
oeii6erte r~iiGnGrtiee 8erbinbungen
rie 8%efriebigun9 Der leibli9en 8ebiirf=
Mile bes Solbaten i'm @rpRen unf
9an5en ii6eritellen. al. i'm 8uf6friegs
io5uiagen in Der 2uft 81 bdngen, tpo
man ME neiB, oh man am nG3iten
Sage, ia in ben nd9iten Sogen mil
Si6erheit etpas gu eHen, ia Il gu
trinfen hefommt. Sine Qbnung, a6er
MIR cine gang f3pa9e. mag bierppn
Der buben, benz es i'm ManOper piels
lei6t einmal begegnete, buB Die Baggage
uusblieb. !0inter Der fir9terli6en
Wirfli9feit i'm afrifunii9en 8ui9,
fpenn Dem &rieger Die 3unse pie ges
bDrrt i'm brennsnben Wfunbe lieet,
pGbrenb Die @ei9Ofe bes Seinbes urls
beimli9 pfeifenb umberfliegen, btei6t
bisie 4bnung nutiirli9 unermebli&
tpeit 5uriid.
vNa6 benz entieblid an itrenssnben.
bas Mufeebot bes leBten Suntens bon
gnergie erforbernoen mebrmonatli4en
Selbauees in ben Dben, faft paHerloien
Sanppiiten Der Smahete gegen bic
9ererps, baben %uniere Sruppen etnen
atpeiten 3ug gesen einen piel sefdbrIis
6eren 5einb unternebmen miiFen. Oa=
Bel brnngen lie bann, pie i'm &nobtbal
um Die Subrespenbe, Sag fir Sag
unter berluitreiden &Gmpfen Dor, unb
f6lpfen 5ulebt Elm ft9 iiber 8 Sage =
genauer 81 Stunben bin eritreden=
bes suIammenbGnsenbes @efe9t nit
einem iiegrei9en Sturmlauf ab, ais Of
es nur babeim auf Dem grer3ierpldt
beim 8atuiGonserer5ieren gegen Der
marfirten Seinb aelte. Sieier Sturm=
lauf nit elmer balbberburi teten, gu
Sobe eri90pften Manni9aft fiigt BEN
2orbeertrunS Der beuti9en @rmee Elm
neues r~ubmppaes 8latt binsu."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-29

efferonbiIIe, %. Npril.
Nd9fe @O&s beftebt bie,ein3ise oeuti9e
3eitung bes @nuntp Ser 8eohadter
aus Snoiana" 19 Sabre. sic wirb
bann gum leeBtn Male eri9einen, oa
Der Serausgeber, 8eorge 5. @ngel.
burot, bic 3eitung aufseben miro, tim
in 2ouispiQe, 9p., cine 8dderei gu ere
ri9ten. Serr gnselbarot mar frtibsr
nal cine 3sitlans Yrebiaer unb gu
elmer anberen 3eit 2ebrer.
princston, %. Npril. @oro=
ner Solingtportb CAB geifern Elm Isr=
bItt ab tiber bas nsulide @ruben-
unsliid. gr bdlt &Oseoe 6sbrid uno
bic prineeton Goal 60. perantuortli4
fir ben Spb her bur3 bic @rploion
@et6bteten. gs beibt in benz @erbift.
baB Seorids ~rlnfdbisteit bic uria9e bes
l1nfaas MGR unb bab Der 60. befert
unfdbi9teit bdtte betannt iein miifen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-29

@olofeoern entoeft tporoen iein. Mais
ienbnfie auspanberun9 mad Der 2Olo.
ME 1T oa5er gu erparten.
II niberid tsfoni tt.
Berlin %. 4pril. Der prsr=
BiI9e RuItusminiltsr Or. Stuot bat
nunmebr cine 2onferens Der nniberf=
tdts. &sctOrsn auf ben IL. Mai einbes
rufen, nadbem i'm Der ener9ii4e Pro=
tel bon &ettor uno Senat Der 86ttin=
GER uniperfitGt, ME bereits beri9tet
purss, gum ginlentsn in Dem &f
I'm Die ataoemii9e Jreibeit beranlabt
bate. @s folsn in Der 6onferens per=
i6ieoene tDi9tige Jrage1 berat6en psrs
ben, pel6e f9 pdbrenb bes ieit Wona=
ten berri6snbsn Gonlitts auf9etuOrfen
baben, beIpnners tpiro bic 8iloun9 Der
tubentii6sn Nusi6ife grtinoli4 sr6r.
tert ueroen, Die g%egenudrtis oenSaupts
iteir bes Nnftoses biloet. Sie BON eini=
gen gldttern psrbreitete Melbung, oaB
neue Sabunsen fir Die G%reirun9 bon
Gtubentenausi9hRen i'm Winiterium
idon fir uno ferti9 ldgen. 10 bas bic
9onferens eigentli9 nur Elm chamber
lei. Inn bic ataoemii9en gebDroen ni4t
gar gu ,febr por ben 8Opf gu ifcben,
wirb amtli9 nit gnti9isoenbeit beme1=
tirt.
Dem Yrotet Der 86ttineer nniberf=
tdts= gebOrosn, tuslde srnite 8sruabs
runs 9egen peitere @ingrife in oas
Selbfbefimmungsredt Der ataosmi.
I9en geb6rosn einlegeu, baben ft9
neuerbings ni9t tueniger als brei3ebn
uniDsrftdten ansei9lohen.
Seine @ egenIiebe in
Nmerifa q.
Berlin, %. Npril. Sas bieiige
Se:retariat Der Snternationalen So3ia-
liitif6en 8srbinbune 1T iebr enttduitt
bnrtiber, buB bic ameritanif9e @sntrale
auf ale 3ui6riften uno g~inlaouugen
CUR Setbeiligung on Der @gitation Der
beuti9sn, reip. europdii6su @erbdnoe
nierals cine Inttport ertbeilt bat.
Sapan.
Snpnn n @ontrolle
Sofio, %. Qpril. Die iapanii9.
tureanif9e 8ereinbarung, ueI9e Sas
pan @ontrole iiber bic foreaniid den
poits, telegraph uno SelepbOnsSe De-
partements eiebt, tpuroe beute amtli9
betannt eema9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-29
WorOete Satin
uno ertrautts IT'D mad Der Sbat.

W antorbiIle, Minn., %.
Npril. Jrau Senrp 8ose tuurbe in
brataler Wsiie bon ibrem @atten er=
morbet. 9ebterer ertrdntte fi& bann
I'm Jlune. goge mar in eiferii9tiger
8utb mad 9auie getommen unb er.
i1lltg nod einem Streit feline Grau
NIT einem S3eit Spla. Man per=
fOl9te bic Spur beg M6rbers big gum
6luRe, no man alsbalo feline 2si9e
fano.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-29
6ranfreih.
8eirat6 Der
3anal=G o 10 n.

~ " u " ! : ~ u w w
Arlington %. Ipril. -
gOti9after Suhsranb bsna6ri4ti9te
beute Sstretdr Salt, baB bic franaDfi'
i9e &esisrun9 Snasnieur @ueraro als
Mitslieb bes ts9nii9en 8siratbes Der
&anal= 2ommifiion .rnannt babe.
@ueraro mar frhbsr @6ef-Sngenieur
oes SaFens ban Mariei1es.
paris, Sls., %. 9pril. 9as
ct. SOiepbs SoIpital, bas neueroin9s
bier bon ben 8eneoittiner- S4ueifern
erridtet tpuroe, III an folgenoe Srultees
ii%bertrasen tuorben: Or. 6. 8. Wt=
@orb, 8. g. Sannsr, %. s. 0unter,
5b6s. WcGaa uno SObu @Onbon. Die
u.bertraguna 1T bic JOlge bon SiHs'
ren3en 3wii4en Wutter Sdolofica, Der
2eiterin oes 5oipitals, unb &eb. Gels
ton, Der ange5li9 bic nebertragung beg
gisentbums an bic 9emeinbe berlanste.
Nur 2 Der Srufees finb &atbolitsn.
Sc miro cine Rorporation o5ne Inter
i9ieo Der &eligion eebiloet wsrosn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-29

S~interlunbes iolen ertaunli9 er9iebi9e
8olofeoern entosft pproen iein. Wfaf.
ienbnfie auspanoerung mad Der 2Olo.
ME 1T oaber au erparten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-29
SDaanb.
b f.

Saae, %. Npril. Die boldns
oii9e &eqierung beabi9tigt $3.50, 900
au Dem Carnegie Gono beisufeuern,
I'm ben Sausruub gu taufen. auf Dem
Der 6riebsnspalaft srri9tet tperben fpl,
FIR ben Carnegie 81, 500, 900 s%etiftet
bat. Der gauplab umfabt IL @eres
unb 1T gi~sentbum Der @eieIi9aft bes
soolooii9en @artens.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-29
fnBlanb.

6 a /, b : 3 men i9er2
g t. petersburg, %. Mpril.
GQem Ini9ein na9 auf 8efebl bon
.obsn" esben ale 3situngen in ct.
qstsrsburg unb Mostau bstannt, Oab
bic @inberufung Der nSemstp Sabor"
bes alien 2anb=p arlamenis. beftimmt
in Sani erfOlsen usroe. Die Off3ielen
Or9ane uerweiien in iansen 2eitarti-
fsln auf bic gsitern gemeloete @rtld'
run9 bes 3aren, baB er enii8lofen fei,
ale feline &sformpldne burd3ufiibrea
unb benz Gei9e bic 0oltsbertretung gu
gsben, tpsl9e sr in ieinsm bsribmten
utas beriprodsn bat.
Ingeii9ts bieier @erfi9erungen BEE
riihrt es iebo9 etuas iOnoerbar, bab
ben Semfpos bes @oupsrnements
Wostau, tpel9e am 5. Wai 3uIammens
tretsn louten, perboten tporoen TT, Die
ibli9e SribiabrssS eiion a~bsubalten.
Mrabien.
GroI9 Der u fdn-
bigen.
Sobeiba a, probina Yemen, 26.
Ipril. Sanca, Die 5aupttabt bon
Ysmen bat fa in Der Na9t bes 20.
Ipril ben Iufifdnoigen ergeben. Die
lsbteren ldreiten nun CUR 8slagerunQ
bon Sanatba. Sahelbe bat cine 9ar=
niion bon 5000 Wann, aber bic Srup-
pen fino un3uperldifs.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1905-06-28
Cuban DiarrhOea.

u. S. soldiers who served in Cuba
during the Spanish war know what this
disease is, and that ordinary remedies
have little more effect than so much
water. Cuban diarrhoea is almost as
severe and dangerous a mild attack
of cholera. There is one remedy, how
ever, that can always be depended upon
as will be seen by the following certii-
cate from Mrs Minnie Jacobs of Huston,
Texas" hereby certify that Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera AMI Darrhoea
Remedy cured my husband of a severe
attack of Cuban diarrhoea, which he
brought home from Cuba. We had
several doctors but they did him no
good. One bottle Of this remedy cured
him, as our ueighbors will testify. I
thank God for so valuable a medicine. ="
For sale by Short u Haynes.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1905-06-28
Married at Seattle, Wash.

News has been received here Of the
marriage of Miss Leona Hawkins,
formerly of near this city, to c. R.
Denend. of Seattle, Wash, at the re-
silence of Mr.. and Mrs W. A. Tinius,
formerly of this county, at Seattle.
A friend Of the contracting parties
sends the News the following account
of the wedding:
AT the residence of w. A. Tinius
415 Twenty. avenue, North, c.
K. Denend and Miss Leona Hawkins
were united in marriage at 3 O'Clock,
June Il. in the presence of relatives.
Rev. T. +. Revelle performed p beauti-
full and Impressive ceremony. Leona
Ha"k MS was one of Breckenridge
county's ILLS and left her native home
last October, in company with her
brother and and his family, to make
Seattle their home. G. r. Denend
has been a resident of Seattle about
ten years His former home was in
Kansas Mr. Deneld is a very ex-
emplary Christian gentleman and has
had positionwIth the. Seattle Electric
Co. for quite a number of years. -
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1905-06-28
Geological Field Work.

During the summer Of 1905. members
Of the geologic, topographic, and
hydrograpnlc corns of the United
States Geological Survey will be at
work in A States and Territories
Mr. G. W. Hayes will have general
supervision Of field and Office work Of
the division of geology and paleontol-
ogy, but the Investigations in Daieon-
tology and stratigraphy Will be special.
ly supervised by Mr.. T " Stanton,
those in petroIogy by Mr.. Whitman
Cross, those of metslliferous ore depos-
It's by Mr.. :. F. Emmons, those in
photographic and glacial geology by
Mr.. Il. X. Gilbert, those of pre- Cam
brain and metamorphic by Mr., q. r..
Van Hise
The work TO be done in Kentucky is
as follows
Detailed areal and economic surveys
will be made in the Kenovs quadran-
gle by Messrs q. b. Ashley and w.
" hoiCh, uhuSl NhC supervision Vi MI
NJ. R. Campbell. investigation OF
paleobotany and stratigraphy will be
made in this same area by Mr.. David
White. The geology, undergo und
waters. and mineral resources of the
Mississippi embayment in Kentucky
Will be Investigated by Messrs. EcKell
and Order.
The Louisville, Prospect, RIverview.
Georgetown, and Morganfeld quad
rsngles will be mapped under the sup
ervision of Mr. G. E. Cooke, assisted
by Messrs. J. 5. b. DsingAr6eld and
l.. S. Smith, in cooperation with the
State of Kentucky.
Hydro economic investigations will
be conducted by Mr.. s. }. Lewis and
streams will be measured by Messrs
Hanna and Clapp.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1905-06-28
Eleven Persons Killed on Lake
Shore FLYER.

Mentor, o., June 21.-Running at
the:rate of fifty or sixty miles an hour,
the Twentieth Century Limited on the
Lake Shore railroad, dashed into an
open switch at the passenger station
here shortly before 10 o'clock tonight.
Eleven persons were killed and eight
injured. The combination baggage
and smoking buffet car and the coach
behind it caught fire and were destroy
ed.
The train was east bound, leaving
Cleveland about o. clock, and as it
does not stop here. it was running at
great speed. The engineer did not
notice the open switch until the train
struck it. The engine left the rails
and plowed into the ground, tearing
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1905-06-28
Eli Walker Fined S. And Costs.

Judge Wills rared back in his JUSTICE
chair Friday morning and halloed out
Bring him IN" Marshal DeHaven
turned the latch and the big iron door
hys open and Eli Walker, charged
with disturbing the peace of Africa,
walks out and takes seat.
The witnesses were called up
and sworn in. Each of them was par
ticalarly innocent of having done
anything but Judge Wills cosxed them
on little and a whole volume of
stuff came forth. One of the star
witnesses said Now, sir, Judge, l
neter seen nothen tail. Is laying
there on the ground by the church
heard a niger say He's dead, and
jist fore at l heard brick hit some
thing, but, now sir, Judge, 1 ain t
seen nothing tail. Don't AK me no
more things"
All the witnesses were heard and
Judge Wills SAID, SO and costs for
disturbing peace. 1t seems that Eli
wasn't doing anything but having a
fight with his wife which was the out
come of a heated religious discussion
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1905-06-28
Tobacco Season Closed Friday.

The American Tobacco Company
closed their season here Friday and
will receive no more tobacco until
next fall. All the crops bought by
this company have been delivered,
with the exception of a few small ones.
]. D. Brashear, tina manager, went
to Louisville Saturday to spend the
summer with his family. This Is the
close of his twelfth year here as buyer
r y. Willis, who is MIR. Bra
shear chief assistant, has gone 70
Jefferson county to accept a position
as tlme-keeper for the Henderson
Route at the extension from West
Point to Louisville.
Pnelon q Chapln will probably re-
ceive TOBACCO at the Pace factory for a
week or more yet
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1905-06-28
Roosevelt. Peacemaker.
THE Commoner.

"Blessed are the peacemakers and
all Americans should rejoice that it
was an American president who pro-
posed peace to Russia and Japan. 1t is
sad to think that any international
dispute can reach point where blood
shed is demanded by either side, but it
is gratifying that reason has at last
been restorel-its temporary dethrone-
ment was followed by an awful sacri-
fee.
President Roosevelt deserves credit
for seizing upon an early moment 10
tender the good offices Of the nation
and il is fortunate that our country 5
attitude toward Doth of the belliger-
ants is so friendly as to make it pro-
per for us to take the initiative. 1t is
to be hoped that the negotiations Will
be conducted In such spirit OF
fairness as to make the peace a per-
manent one. In the meantime, the
people of Russia are likely to find the
time ripe for securing of governmental
reforms and if the cars embarrass-
ment results in the granting of con-
stitutional government the nation will
gain rather than lose by Japan S
victory, whatever the terms agreed
upon by the peace commissioners.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1905-06-28
81 Amt Going TO no PinChecO.'

A saw-mill man from the Pincheco
neighborhood was in town Friday
trying to hile some negroes to 90 TO
his region and work for his company.
The saw-mill man offered them good
wages and plenty to eat with a place
to sleep out it seems that Plncheco
has deadly charm tor Cloverport
negro. The fellow was very DESTROYS
Of securing the service of George
Bates and offered him the most
liberal terms, but George SAID Now,
man, l amt going to no Pincheco.
EN- people won't let no niger stay
dare. George says that he is happy
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1905-06-28
The Seyenteen-Yea Locust.

Mr.. R. L. Creager, Of near Smith s
Mill, who is good authority on the
history Of the seventeen year locusts,
Informs The Mirror that these pes
tiferous insects will not make their
advent this year. although the ento-
mologists have predicted them for
1905. He gives the locust years here
tofore as follows: 1919, 1888, 1866, 1872
and 1889 and consequently they will
not appear unit 1906. His experience
is that the locusts.are gradually de
generating, and that the number next
year Will be small and the injury
which they will do Will hardly be per-
ceptible. -Elizaoethtown Mirror.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1905-06-28
The Breckenridge News.
WEDNESDAY, June 2s, 1905.
Minister Bowen Disgraced;
Secretary LOOMS Acquitted.

Washington, June 90 The dismissal
of Herbert W. Bowen, for some years
United States minister to Venezuela,
and the exoneration OF Assistant Sec
rotary of State Francis r. Loomis OF
the allegations brought against him by
Mr. Bowen are the outcome OF the
Bowen Loomis controversy which
has attracted wide attention for many
months past. This disposition OF the
case is made by President Roosevelt
in letter addressed to Secretary Taft
made public tonight, approving Mr.
Taft's report on his findings and con
. illusions in the case.
The president scathingly arraigns
Minister Bowen, declaring that his
conduct sis especially reprehenslble; ;"
that Mr.. Bowen asked one of his wit
. nesses to enter the employ of certain
company for the purpose, in plain
words, of stealing documents which
he hoped might incriminate Mr..
LOOMS, and that Mr.. Bowen has
evidently, for many months, Indeed
for the last two years, devoted his time
to hunting up scandal and gossip un-
til 1t became a momonaDia and caused
him to show complete disloyalty to the
country he represented.
The president says he had hoped t.
promote Mr. Bowen, as during mucn
OF mis- service he had done good work,
but that his-usefulness in the depart
ment is now at an end.
The president says he would direct
that DIR. Bowen's resignation be re-
quested, but for the fact that he
would consider a esignation an admis-
sion of misconduct, and his dismissal
is ordered.
The president states that it appears
Mr.. Bowen, while minister, secured
the publication of attacks on Mr..
Loomis and furnished to the press
documents pending before the state
department for approval and that his
explanation is inexcusable ana shows
his entire unttness" for the service.
Even IL Mr.. LOOMS had been guilty,
says the president, Mr.. Bowen's con-
duct would be objectionable. The
later quoted certain correspondence
nd testimony. The report Of Secre-
tary Taft on the case on which the
president's action is based, Is a
voIuminous document, reviewing the
evidence taken.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1905-06-28
Diving Of Famine

is, in its torments, like dying OF con-
sumption. The progress of consump-
si1n, from the beginning to the very
end, is a long torture, both to victim
and friends. "When I had consump-
ton in its first stage" writes VIM.
Myers, Of Cearfoss, Md, latter trying
different medicines and a good doctor,
in vain, at last took DR.. Kings New
Discovery, which quickly and perfectly
cured me-" Prompt relief and sure
cure for coughs, colds, sore throat,
bronchitis, etc. Positively prevents
pneumonia. Guaranteed at Short &
Haynes, drug store, price SOC and Sl.OO a
bottle. Trial bottle &c.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1905-06-28
Ohio River TO be surveyed.

Captain Harry Burgess, in charge of
the Louisville Office of United States
engineers, had been appointed record
ing and discussing officer of the board
Of United States en- ineers, which will
maze the survey of the Ohio river,
preparatory to nine-foot stage, and
s., 900 has been placed to his credit by
the war department, as a sum sufficient
for the purpose of surveying the Ohio
from the mouth of the Big Miami
river TO Cairo.