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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-06

tors who cheercd enthusiastically
as the chief executive Of the nation
passed. At the capitol President
Roosevelt was escorted 90 the hall
o. representatives. and after a brief
address TO the members and the
hundreds Of privileged visitors who
filled the galleries he proceeded TO
stand erected at the main en-
trance Of the capitol building. Mean
while the bands played patriotic
airs, The president was introduced
By Governor Lanham. and he spoke
for IS minutes. his remarks being
frequently interrupted by ap-
plauHe.
A pleasing feature Of the days
program WAS furnished by the thou
sands OF school children Of the city.
who were mnssed around Travis
park aud Joined In singing Amer
lea" and waving flags as the presi-
dent made his appearance.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex. April g.
President Roosevelt, in his whirl
through the southwest. will arrive
In Gan Antonio tonight. and the cit
liens OF the Alamo city have called
upon their reserves OF flowers and
brilliant foliage TO do honor to the
Rough Rider who was once n famil-
lar figure in the quaint streets OF
this old city.
At 10 O'Clock Friday morning
President Roosevelt. with an escort
OF cavalry. viii enter his carriage
and. accompanied by Mayor Camp
bell, Brig. Gen. Jesse NJ. Lee, COM
mander OF the department OF Texas:
Hon. Cecil Lyon. OF the state repub-
lican committee. and w l. Stiles.
president OF the Business Mems
club. will drive 10 the army post at
Government hin and witness a re-
view OF the cavalry and infantry
troops stationed there.
AZ II a. m. the president and
party. escorted by a troop Of United
Stabes regular cavalry and Rough
Riders. will proceed 20 Travis park.
where they will be Joined by the
Grand Army of the Republic ana
Confederate Veterans. and proceed
arosnd the park.
In the center and around the sides
OF this park the children of the pub
lie and private school Of the city
will be massed. They will be pro-
yided with flags and Will sing
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KNEW HOW
TO FIGHT
ST. LOUIS ~coN- SHOWS sUPE,
RIoR FORCE SOME START
LING oYAmA STUNTS

ST. LOUIS. April s-charlca
Kelly. Ra Eaaton avenue car eonduc-
tor. made a mastery retreat before
an overwhelming opposing force
Wednesday night. reached bis base
OF supplies. despite flanking move
meuts Of the enemy. turned sud
denly. gave battle. and routed the
asgaiiRnta.
IL all happened on Keiiy's ear,
west bound -Four negroes. the chief
among whom was a yellow fellow
about IS years old and decorated
with a short tan Overcoat. got on
the car at Jefferson avenue and pre-
scented transfers from a Taylor aE-
euue car. The conductor refused 70
accept them. and there was = skirm-
ish OF words
Kelly refused % retreat without
a fight. and the yellow fellow began
the battle with a razor. He slash
ed at Kelly's breast the blade cut
ting through overcoat. coat. vest.
shirt and undershirt and scratching
the skin.
Then began Kelly's retreat to-
ward his base OF supplies. Tie ran
through the car. the four negroes
pursuing. eursing, threatening and
trying TO reach him, and the car
full OF passengers. yelling for po-
lice and ambulanccs
Kelly kept ahead Of bis pursuers
until he reached the front platform
whore his tactics became apparent.
He seized the controller bar from
the astonlahed mOtorman. turned
and began to show what a man by
the name Of Kelly can do IN. the
way OF fighting
The leader OF the negroes waE
knocked down. the next two. who
could not stop In time. we're also
knocked down az they came to the
door, and all rolled into the street.
The fourth negro seeing what wea
happening. turned back and did
some sensational rctreatlng on has
own account
Kelly devoted most Of his atteo-
ton to the negro with the razor and
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Especial TO Tn. Star,

AUSTIN, Tex. April 6.--The
special train reached here early
this afternoon. The city was
a mass Of bunting ana flags In hon
or OF the distinguished guest The
ordinary population of the capital
city, with hundreds Of visitors from
other parts Of the state. WAS mnssed
along the streets and avenues from
the railroad station TO the state
capitol. where the president spoke
90 the two branches Of the legis-
latufe met in Joint session.
All along the route the side
wsllU. windows doors and even the
rosfs u business houses and resi-
dsnees were crowded with npecta-
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MANY NIH|LISTS
|. COME To AMERICA
SECRET AGENTS OF THE RUSSIAN REvoLUToNlsrs
RaPTIrloUsLY BATTER THE UNITED
PURPOSE OF RAISING FUNDS CAMPAIGN AGAINST
THE GOVERNMENT

Secret agents Of the nihillsta are
now 10 the United States.
Disguised. some as gypsiea. some
o. buddhist priests and others a.
East Indians. they surrepfiilouniy
rnter this country for the purpose
~ raising funds for a campaign
hgain< the Russian Bureaucracy.
During the past month the United
States immigration officials have
been Informed of the presence here
IN Seattle OF such agents. and OF the
further fact that they are now IN
many other cities.
This, dessile the fact thai toe
nihiiisiB taye uMde evogy cfn8t %
keep tirvb ideusity secret.
The secret ssrnos II the naasias
government have Also iearnes that
nihiliafn age here aha aFe doEeinR
their Footsteps etsaely. reReftine
their duifsaa in every American city
whene foand, 10 the homo govern
ment
Ths hihillsts are repuicd 10 be
men u diplomatic attainmenta and
knou juat how far they can carry
out their purposes wa.hout involv-
inE themnsiyes In International DIFF
ficuitina.
The ahrswdnesa the nihillatio
agenta have shown In keeping 30
well Under cover as they have II
only oanaiiod by the cunning Of the
Japauese spies. who have been en-
gaged for years ia rendering their
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IDENTIFIED

=. L Lerner positively Identified
aAAam Faighie and j. Tlllhury a.
= nsn who held him up some time
NJ robbed him Of all he had.
~ Aentiflcati0n was made Thurs
morning and Lerner says that
- 4 no doubt but the men are
e 80 wanted. He gave a very
-. description Of the encounter
Z ne holdup men and furnished
u police With much valuable I'm
Asion 10 work upon.
!. aegsfal other people have also
ssauflsd these men together with
sAka Allen and Frank Henry.
=. - we're recently taken in by the
alee az the ones who relieved
= q Possessions on the high
I, ~ o Seattle The evidence in
j. - aAnds o. the police AZ the pres
- nne places the chances Of lib
~ =. iof the quartet In a very pre-
saflous condition.
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were willing. II granted a franchise
on the thuVughfare. to pay the por-
ton OF th- expense OF opening tho
street which the city would ether
wise have 70 pay, but that he was
not going 70 dig up out OF his own
pocket 10 pay for the privilege OF
getting capitalists 90 construct the
railway system
Mullen then asserted that the
council had forced she Great North.
ern railroad TO glve the city prop
erty In return Tor the vacation OF
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DUEL OF
OFFICERS

HUNTINGTON. W. Va. April g.
In apltched battle between police
men and deputy sheriffs. growing
out o. a municipal election today,
~ shots were fired Roy It'll. po-
lieemau, Was shot IN the abdomen
and may die.
The following we're wounded
jeremiah Adkins. deputy sheriff.
Burt Hogton. policeman: Ennis
Baylesa. deputy sheriff.
The excitement Is Intense and
the streets are filled with people.
Another outbreak u feared. The
trouble IL a result % high political
feeling The police being democrats
and the deputy aherlffs republicans
from rural districts.
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COLORADO SYRINGE. Colo.
April e.--Frosn mistress Of a for
tune 20 driving a hack and cutting
horses may not sound elegant. but "
represents The remarkahls transition
through which Nora Gaines. Of Col
orado Springs. has passed. II lH not
new fact that this woman drives
carriages fnr a LIVING, as she has
bern a well known character Of this
region Tor ten years past. yet few
people knoN Of her former state of
wealth and the luxury Ia which she
reveled as the wife 81 O G. Fenai-
son. n former manufacturer Of TIA
coma. and nov Of Hoaulam. aWah.
IL ~ a long story thia tfRnsitory
period Of Nora sGlnes' life. Suffice
IL 10 say that she has been thrice
married. II BOW the vile Of an eN-
policeman Of Colorado springs. and
a woman who not only earns her
living. but puts By a competence
that enables her 10 travel three
months % the year
Nora Gaines Is a character She
does not deny T. In fact. she Floriea
IN the notoriety that has attached
to her calling
II am n business woman. she de-
ciaros. Me may come and women
may 20. but | 60 on forever. earn
ing money"
From n modest beginning Of a
half broksn-dawn rig and tHo lean
horses che has proHpered till she
now owns several carriages any
many fine horses. Her net earnings
average $3.50 month She drives
a earriEe. her husband drives an
afhcr and Mss. Gaines employs 9th
ere 10 haip her ent in TIE busy sea-
ON.
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liberty. the president will be formal
~ welcomed 10 the city by Judge
Chas. w. Ogden and Alderman ]. II.
Kirkpatrick
President Roosevelt viii respond
from rostrum which ha2 been so
constructed that the thousands as
sombled in the big plaza can see hia
every motion.
At the close of these exercises the
reunion OF the Rough Riders will be-
gin. The president will drive to the
old rendezvous of the Rough Riders
at the International fair grounds
and meet the men with whom he
tented during those days before he
made his fame in Cuba
Tents will be pitched In the same
old pies. open fires will be built, a
camp commissary established and
every detail will resemble as closely
as possible the scene as Il was dur
ing the organization Of the Rough
Riders by Col Roosevelt.
Surrounded by such reminders OF
his early fighting days. Presidents
Roosevelt and those OF his Rough
htutaS Mho ndNF httu khAnfTeu To-
gether. will eat luncheon In the
same informal style that character
lied their early relations.
This lunch will be served at I
o'clock. and from that time until
$50 the president and his cowboy
friends viii be left to their own
devices. unhindered by the curious.
There will be story telling. the re-
counting OF old times and a general
forgetfulness of presidential Dig
nifty.
At $3.50 p. m. the president and
party will proceed TO the Menger
hotel. AZ 7'30 the Business MEMS
club viii tender the president a din
ner at the hotel. The president Is
not to make any speech at this din
ner. At $3.50 p. m. the president
will bid farewell TO his old COM
rades. AZ 1915 the president and
party. under the escort OF cavalry.
viii enter carriages and so 10 the
train.
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fact that Moore owned the Wash
inEion hotel. lie aasd that the for
mcr owners would have refused 10
pay their share Of the cost. prevent
Ing the improvement Moore gen
erUnaly waived all damages. lie
was thus obliged. James said. not
only 10 pay his share OF the aetual
grading. but also a portion OF the
damages awarded other property,
not really damaged one-tenth as
much aa Moore's property.
Rude aud Mullen will probably.
however. be unable 10 block Moore's
franchise Chairman Bowen IL APP
parentiy going right ah@a with
other features OF Il. the matter be-
Ing taken up At another meeting Fri
day. lie Is anxious 90 have the
franchise pretty well digeatei be
fore City Engineer Thomson leaves
for Europe Tuesday
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government vatuaAls assistance In
tho Manahuria eampii Enh " To-
information they have gainsd Of -
defensive and offensive streasth Of
the enemy.
rhe nihillsts are rnporla4 10 be
keeping a dozen or more OF their
agents IN every prominent Orisatal
port looking for chances to ship on
vessels bound for the United States.
This Information has been given
the russian government, and the
secret agests are stationed in every
Aneriean Pacific port and at many
Of the Atlantic ports with inatruc-
tiooH 10 ndHs every move Of the
sittiiBsa. secure their phot onaphs
hsd forward the cans 20 81 Peterh
bnreL
The stars Inform nnt. an agent ~
the HHanian govern nient. states that
Il has heeems kussvn THAR a sihii-
istie expeaitDn fhoBa kioseoN ~
now on its wlsy ACROSS Siberia and
will enter the United States By way
Of the Boring strait.
On arrival IN Alaska the party
viii come 10 Seattle via Nome and
intermediate ports. Hlngiy or In
small groups
An alleged uihiiist reached Ta-
coma only a few days ago on the
British ship Marin. lie gave HIS
name as Charles Rubles. and ship
ped a. an East Indian. Al Tacoma
he deserted and has not been seen
since.
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AM|DST
THE CACTUS
TONIGHT THE PRESIDENT WILL REACH HIS OLD "sTAMpIHo
GROUND" SAN ANTONIO, WILL GIVEN THE TIME
OF ITS LIFE BY HIS OLD "TlLLIcUMs"

/ America" under the leadership Of
band. while the procession IL en-
eirelinR the park
Here. in this historic square. with
It's towering banana palms, Presl-
dent Roosevelt will be Hhowered
with thousands OF roses by the
school children. II was here under
this same spot. under the shadow OF
the great confederate monument,
that President Mckinley was almost
buried under a deluge Of rose bios
SONS on his last visit 10 the South
west
From Travis park the presidential
party will proceed 10 Alamo plaza.
Here. but few feet from the old
mission In which Crockett and
Bowie gave up their lives for iexas
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INDIANA TEACHERS

CHICAGO. April e-The North
ern Indiana Teachers association
holds its annual convention IN this
city during the three days begin
ming today. and several hundred
pedagoRues from the neighboring
state have gathered here 20 take
part The large attendance. com
hlned with an excellent program.
gives promise OF one OF the most
successful meetings ever held BY the
association.
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MAY TEND TOWARD PEACE.

LONDON. April Preparations
for the departure OF King Edward
for Copenhagen Thursday. where be
and Queen Alexandria viii take
part AZ usual IN the celebration Of
king Christians birthday. have re-
Yired tho reports that the gathering
Al the Danish capital may have an
important bearing on the movement
looking toward the restoration Of
peace between Russia and Japan.
Should the D0waEer Empress OF
Russia attend her fathers birthday
celebration. Il will be regarded ~ a
strong Indication that plans will be
discussed for ending the war In the
far east King Christian himself il
a strong advocate OF peace. while II
Is believed also that King Edward
woulu sincerely like 20 ses the con
fliet terminated II such an end
could be brought about on terms
satisfactory To Japan.
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USING -ARsH METHODS

WAltAAWi ApTN t."IinrNh Weos-
urea are being adopted by the au-
thofliiea 10 put an end % the In
ternal disorders IN Poland. orders
have been issued that the partici-
pants ~ the recent disturbances
shall be tried under court martial
law Two workmen already tried in
this method were condemned 10 be
bauaaH
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ILoaENcE is REAI MAO

stllNA9O. April s-Before her
asallare Tor California today Mrs.
10y Ihaw. formerly Miss F1or-
=. Evelyn Nealsii. denied the re-
e.,.. shat ne recent marriage i'm
4. '''ufs was a second aolomniza-
~. ~ CEREMONY. She also denied che
,s -. 'ssinanded money from Thaufs
-. 80 % release him or that there
4 ~ ~ opposition 70 her marriage
al. Inaw. Furthermore. she repa-
: ss tne story that she had been
l.. ' ~. XIII or an artists model.
ns,. lilted she had been on the
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koREAN EMpERoR HApPY

TOXIC. Aprn s.-FrinCe fichai-
lxak. g special ambassador bearing
congratulations ~ the emperor OF
Korea on the success Of the Jap
anese IN the battle OF Mukden. was
granted an audience BY the emperor
today.
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Mora q szAed with Conn-
a a0s@sS Mullon at the
.ses sasp,ratous com.
ESQ afternoon while
So ..,,r'r ESpeaeA franchise was
ensls zsoss
Il ~. ~ 10 hSg up ne bud
49, ..s,,.sesleee confederation en-
agsshlssoa hotel nightmare.
1',lsn v,wn0ther unreasonable
~ ..s,s,n Moore declared he
r..,ld no. be strung up and for
~ t'se thai the Moore-Gii-
kansAlss has been under con.
....,Ion the men concerned told
-. ,sev thought Of each other.
=. lsnsunee used Was decisive
"a ,lmes Mullen's language Is
b ~ a ne mule camp order II
= ssrsleuIarly 20 81 the meeting
voare also said some things
=, sonla rot look well in a school
sasr -.
: ~l.ss became 30 warm that
v,l..e ~ sAhy In the meeting.
~, resYsea ia Ehos' Tor the last
- hat thes missed their mark.
~ n he time the meeting al
- he Terrible s'wede. As HI
= sflwtlonAsely nigk named. Wis
- Ar Al opportunity 10 80 home.
s4.lrman Bowen Was realty 70
80 ~ routes designed In the
sss,hlss approved ~ith a few miner
s-.ullons. but IA order 20 tie %
rs.i,rs Rude persisted Ia ADJOURN
4 rsne Moore to think over tAc
n.ssi opposition. he said. Per
- n win change hts mind IN a
sss.
xasl this eeanel 10 under
sssa replied Moore that I NAnt
HI eannct 81 Il without had
Z ,ruslai0ns tied % Il ! don't want
fNl thar ] am offering a gostd
AZ 10 The city. II | am not want
= turned doun. But ! ana not
nss1 % fncl much with the matter.
iwat " iuegled With feel that
= M viii get Just A. much hene-
Z hum competitive street. car
avis a. a reduced fare a. ! wiil.
". an uot very particular ~ %
sa4hsF or not | am given the pri-
nsga a huIadinK the system |
II 90, flKht for the franchise
Is ar a. the tBnnel proposition
Va runfeTned he said be would not
hss 4 injected into the franchise.
e aid there vas no reason for Il.
Y gbe councii wanted 20 open up
Tzlrd arenue he said he would he
villIng 70 make N agreement As q
e construction Of the tunnel. but
II rssil tier. He stated. however
al ciy Engineer Thomson agreed
" kln. that nofhing would be
ass Inward grading tire Denny hiil
b slr or - years. and he Gid not
fast % enter into an agreement
- sks city that would pr, a cloud
80 tie title Of the property In
- nsaniire
Nsllens kick VS. that Moore zas
laasing 70 take al the Green lake
eaffie laio Second avenue By waY
4 RFvad street instead % Westlake
,1isFard N Pike street.
I VII block the whole franchise
ai1sf than allow y estiake touls-
ard aad Pike street 70 Be neglected
E isai manner. he said. Moore
zaz slther take the whole % Green
l4zt and Fremont traffic up West
AZ az none Of IT, We have paid
tee9 towards opening Up West
ar End We do not propose 10 see
nsxirted now-nor Pike street.
a.1w.-
More persisted thar he had a
~ % construct his own car lines
xass be wanted them. When Null
= declared that Moore would have
7 'onasruct his main line up West
- a veil as pay a big bonus for
= privilege. Moore objected. He
- ne capitalists he represented
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Eight new lihnRy cos are now
in use on the spast oos,no Great
Northern trains l1ylng sesu tle az
8 D. m. The cars were Withdrawn
from service about two months age
for renovation They are now splck
and span and up-tO-date.
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The general merchandise store of
S. X. Shoucair, 153 First avenue.
was burglarized Wednesday night.
Entrance was effected through the
rear door. Five dollars was taken
from the till. five razOrs and lot
Of. merchandise was also taken.
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The Seattle Council No. 81. Unit
ed Commercial Travellers. will hold
n session at the Elks hall next Sat
urday night. II is to be in honor
Of many friends visiting the city.
and a good time will be shown
them.
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NEW YORK. kpfIi lG-Four
nifRbers Of the family OF Samuel
Cart. residing in a tenement house
on thu East shio. Wsere found dead
in bed this nerHtNg ~ a result Of
iahHlinE ilAIutifEtiIE gfa.
They are Macy Espsfs. IS. Thorn
~ Clark. ~. Kme Clark. 10. and
Elizabeth CbuIt T.
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pIscnsa RAILWAY pROnIEM.

NEW YORK. April t.--The anuu-
al meeting % the American Rail-
way association ta in session Al
the Waldorf Astoria. with Thee
dore voorhees,. vice president Of the
Reading system. presiding Besldea
the election Of officers only technl-
cal and routine matters are slated
for consideration. but these are Of
great interest 70 railroad eKseu=
lives. stuyvesant Fish. president ~
the association. Is mentioned for re-
election. The office Of SECOND vice
president. now vacant, VIII probahs
~ be filled BY the election Of W. A.
Garrett. general manager Of the
Queen 4 Crescent road.
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beat him badly before be- with biz
two companions. got away.
Policeman Conan came up before
the car started. got the story from
Kelly and the passengers. and made
the report
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In the federal court a petition
has been filed BY Jasper G.. Mayo
and Ernest Herbert declaring the
Pidduck Ross grocery firm bank
rupt alleging TO them a debt OF
81 600 Judge Hanford has also de-
clared Grover Il. +. shannon a
bankrupt. the liabilities being In ex-
cess Of $1,000 with assets less than
IS. 600
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ssasssttsststsss,
/. The Weather
|. SpOffer

Teniahti Showers. Friday Fair;
Fresh Southwest Winds.
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.r,npr ON rHE PART OF RUDE AND MULLEN reTiE UP
,nAo FRANCHISE OF SEATTLE ELEcrRe COMPANY
,,usss aArro eiteossioN
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~. To INcREAsE sTocK-

NEW YORK. April Official
announcement was made here to-
night that a meeting Of the Union
Pacific company stockholders viii
be- held al Salt Lake City May Tor
the purpose Of considering the aa-
ton upon the proposed Amendment
Of the articles Of Incorporation Of
the company. increasing rs present
capital stock b. the amnnnt -
800. 600 900 and Of aHthoriniaR the
issuance " aueh additional stock
NEW YORK. April G-Leaa ng
clothing merchants from nnuy
parta ~ The coHntFv. Bseroahsrs of
tlae Nss4fsnal ksaoeistftna Of Cloth
ie.H8, henam thnir a4stnl meeting 10
thha Gag yesterday 10 discuss various
suatteha 81 Interest aad Importance
DO tan treae. About 300 members
of ghe a0socmt&os are 10 attendance
LssA ntIsbt the visitors we're the
FaesH ~ the Clesbier's Association
% issw York at an elaborate ban
qus{ ~ Del@opico'a.
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Earl OF cAwDoR

EARL or CAWDOR
LONDON newly appointed
first lord OF the admiralty. the earl
OF Setborne. q one OF The best
known noblcmen Of Great Britain.
Tie Is prominent IN business affairs
and i chairman Of the Great West
eru railway system.
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TOXIC. April G Half OF the do
nestle loan viii be a lottod TO for
cignerH. whose bids exceed the
whole issue The treasury Is plan
ming a fifth domestic loan OF $50. :
100000 in May The terms viii be
the same as those OF the fourth loan.
LAHORE. April TT is reported
that per cent Of the inhabitants of
the nharmsal Hiil station were kill
ed in the recent earthquake.
BERLIN. April G.-The Lokal
Anzeiger says that the czarooyitch.
the egar's son and heir, Is suffering
from Inflammation OF the cars.
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Secret agents of the nIhillsta are
nov 10 the United States.