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Hood S !.

Sarsaparilld enjoys the dis
.tinction Of being the great
est curative and preventive
medicine the world has ever
known. IT. is an all-round
medicine, producing its un-
equdlled effects by purify
ing, vitalizing and enriching
the blood on which the
health and strength 81 every
organ, bone and tissue de-
pend. Accept, no slbsti-
Gute FOR Hoods, but in-
ssist on having Hoods
AND ONLY HOODS.
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RUSSIAN FLEET TO DIVIDE d
One Part Will Meet Togo-Thes Other
I. <@ Will Run for vladivostok. e~,.

III New York, April pa dispatch
from Saigon to a newspaper, Of this
city asserts that another Russian squad
ron, consisting of seven battleships and
cruisers (Vice Admiral Nebogatof s. is
expected hourly to join Rojestyensky.
IT says also that tits believed in Saigon
that one, port ion of. the Russian fleet
will then gosto meet the Japanese, while
the other will make, q wide detour and
endeavor to reach Vladivostok. g!. Il
s.s.ass;.fhe Russian second Pacific squadron
was still III Kamranh bay yesterday.
The correspondent says the Russian
vessels which number about. fifty, are
short OF stores and that French and
German steamers, including the Eva
and Dagmar, are carrying immense
quantities OF supplies from Saigon. The
steamer Gridam has been sold, FOR $780,
600, to- e5used for conveying stores
and another steamer has been chartered
for the same purpose. The British
steamer Hindu is unloading coal at
Saigon, adding to- store Of $4,000 tons
already accumulated by Russian agents.
Five golfers will convey this fuel TO
The squadron. S3.5 - =,
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JAPs COUNT RUSS SHIPS
Gather Evidence as to Czar's Force at
! &.'tl9s Et::ct =. Kamranh, IL - i--s*i3&

Toxic, April 22.-The navy depart.
ment has issued the following statement
of indisputable witnesses who PERSONAL
ly observed, and report as follows about
the Russian second Pacific squadron in
Kamranh bay: :. Il <,,:ts,, ~..:a a12:.:
and two tunnels, of the Dmitri Donskoi
class; the other with two nasts and
three tunnels, were seen cruising out
side of the harbor. Two fourmasted
merchantmen, and one-funnel steamer
were anchored outside the northern en-
trance Of the harbor. 49,. '.. i. I'd :. -
* Give vessels. resembling battleships
were chored inside the harbor.
tsTwo 5battleships with two masts and
three tunnels, flying admiral flags, were
anchored inside the harbor. ~
formation, lay Outside the harbor, off its
sonsa aaay sas MAS seen rising fnsid de
the aharbo1r. $ n: -.
!. Altho the, report does not say SO, it is
believed that Rear Admiral Rojestven-
sky lis. using the harbor to clean, his
ships, to coal, adjust his torpedoes, clean
his guns, prepare ammunltlons and re-
Eeeiye fresh stores: r3 s4. H. go:
lE44s :513 Popular Feeling Bitter. q.
| The Japanese newspapers continue
their unfriendly comment Of the French
government over the Kamranh bay In
cident, despite the, efforts Of the CON
servatives toward repression, pending
!! the result Of negotiations. 1@ '%.2%
Popular feeling is growing more in
tense. !.1" 'L:"'t'.,5| u" - 4 > .y..>'
The government continues to with
| hold the correspondence with France re-
gardirg the affair a. 5'.':i.1..L,1 ~ !. ,I
| One report received here says that q
portion OF 5.Rojestvensky IS squadron is at
Hainan, an island southeast of Fenquin
| E; $50 - :, Interned Ships Rearmed.
/ Newspapers here assert that four Rus
Esian warships interned at>Shanghai and
EGhi-fu, have completed preparations to
Join the Russian feet..<~
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TERROR SIS USING
POISONED BULLETS
Recent Attacks on Russian Police
Show Determined Methods
Of Revolutionists.

cent attacks on the police and admins
tratives officers in Poland, assailants
have used poisoned bullets and daggers.
At the popular theaters and music
halls, performers are arousing great
demonstrations by singing and reciting
revolutionary verses. These are intro
duced as encores.
Recently performers have not hest
tated to lampoonS the imperial family
under a thin disguise. :,
On the tricks being discovered, all
encores mot previously approved by the
censors were forbidden.
To insure prompt action in case Of
demonstrations the governors and other
officials of all the provinces have been
directed to remain at their offices dur
Ing the Easter. holidays and be pre-
pared for any emergency.
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TOGO EXPECTED TO STRIKE
Washington. Diplomats Look for Some
Bold Move. .F,. u u
,ork Sun sp i, ecial Service

New York Sun Special Service. ssss.,l. e. e.
s.. Washington, April q. The diplo-
matte corps here, rernemb ering Japan's
sudden way Of beginning the war with
out the. usual formal notice, IS prepared
to hear at any time that Togo has sailed
TO Kamranh bay and engaged the Rus
sian feet, ordone something equally
bold f.. i. ,.s.i 5s.:ss. ii
Il Something equally as bold :, would,
to the minds Of the diplomats, be a
move on the part Of Togo to intercept
the ,: squadron Of ADMIRAL NebogatoH "
Roiestvensk thus leaving the way
clear for him to sail for Vladiyostok
with no. more of opposition than the
mines SUPPOSED to have been laid in the
channels Leading tosthat port. i;s
Reports to the state depar tment, indi-
cate that Nebogatof is near Sing apyre
and is following the route taken by
estVensky. s:=Ss s ss;
The members of the corps are not
prepared to accept the reports OF q juno.
tion between the main body Of the Rus
sian feet and the third squadron.
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G. A. R. REUNION: TO ...........
i. ATTRACT THOUSANDS

! Denver, COL, April 22.-The COM
mittee having the arrangements for the
encamp,ment of>the Grand Army of the
Republic in charge, say that the cent-a-
mile rate will insure at least 1s5, 900
visitors. Nearly all the departme nts
and many Individual posts have already
secured quarters at the leading hotels.
Commandment Chief III BIaekman is
booked toattend the Wisconsin encamp-
ment at La Crosse, June IS and IA, and
from there he goes thru Iowa, Mime
sofa, South Dakota, Montana, Idaho,
Oregon, !. Washing on and Alaska, the
latter being included in one department
to the twin cities will be made about
June 20. {: H., IA, .sf@ 9s5t l .i
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ADVANCE FOR NELSON ). !.
IN SENATE COMMITTEES
from The Journal Bureau. Colorado Building.

from The journal Bureau, Colorado Building,
Washington. LEX r. II, .=.: '"< r. :t'+f -
Washington, April 22.-The1 death of
Senator Plat of Connecticut will make
changes in committee assignments Of
advantage TO Senator Nelson. The va
cancyf in the craftsmanship of the com
stse "a g'a pdifiM1E w B. snd ssdat by
Nelson will be ranking member. The
transfer Of Clark leaves vacant the
craftsmanship Of the committee on rail
roads, to which Nelson is eligible and
can have if he wants. it. It is not
much better as a working committee
than the one Of which the Minnesota
mittee on Improvement Of the Missis-
sippi river-but it will, give him an
assistant clerk, which the present COM
mittee does not carry. @.. =. -; I
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'MOR R !! TO STAY
IN The CABINET
Secretary Of the Navy Will Not
Resign Under Fire Santa n u
Fe Cases Deferred.
Now York Sun Special Service.

Now York Sun Special Service.
Washington, April 90. Secretary. Of
5thes Navy /, Paul d Mortonis determined
to stay III the cabinet. The report that
he had decided to resign lis emphatical-
ly denied. u IA
the understanding was that Secretary
Morton was to remain until next Feb
ruary, when both he and Secretary
Shaw are to retire. s s#tSsss n @ Egss E$a A
+ : The secretary's friends insist that
the best way to keep him in the cabi-
net is to attack him. They state that
he will not get out. under such condi-
tions, nor will the president consent to
his retiring under fire.
+ The prosecution Of the Santa Fe
case will be held over until the presi-
dent returns. sSSG
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LOCAL SECURITIES
MINNEAPOLIS.

-. 4 "a al =. :TiE a.. : - &
German American Bank.... =.
First National Bank.
Germania Bank =. :. :, :. :. =.
Hennepin County Savings
Bank .................
Minneapolis Trust Company
Minnesota Title Insurance &
Trust Company, preferred
Minnesota !, Loan & Trust
Company. :.
National, Bank OF Commerce
Northwestern National Bank
St! Anthony Falls Bank. +.
South Side State Bank. ;.
Security Bank of Minnesota
Swedtsh-American National
Bank.
Minneapolis Gas Light Com
pany, con. Is, 191O-1930.. :.
Minneapolis General Electric
! Company, con. SIS, 1925.
Minneapolis Brewing. Com
tpa11y, common =. i.
Minneapolis c Brewing COM
pany, preferred .......!.
Minneapolis Brewing Com
pany, bonds 49,. =.
Minneapolis Syndicate -. /.
Minneapolis -Threshing. Ma
chine Company -........
Minneapolis Steel: & :Machin-
cry Company, preferred. !.
Minneapolis Steel & Machin-
cry Company, common. . e..
North American Telegraph
Company, ........
Twin city Telephone COM
pany,4 first mortgage 5s,
,1913-1916 ;................
Twin City Telephone Com
pany, common
Twin City Telephone Com
pany, preferred ....... .
Chamber Of Commerce Mem.
Il Dershlps ...............
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Md0R0S. IN IN. ATTACK II. "a K III.
Il ION WALLED CITY

! Manila, April 22.--The walled city
Of ] olof was attacked by Moros on April
o. They fred into the officers club
and dispersed ball IN progress. On
April 10 the secretary Of" Governor Scott
was arnbushed and killed within range
of the sentries. i''s Ii; r-r--. ..
IA refugee datto from Borneo has Or
ganized the Moros, who are defying the
Americans. .55.a 81. gems, ras- s. /, ~
j General Leonard Wood has arrived
at Jolo from lamb oanga and 5.sven the
Moros ten days within which.stoe sur.
render the refugee datto.s IF this is not
done, he will concentrate a sufficient
force to secure a compl lance with his
demands II :e-. isssF q :.
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RAIN AND HEAT
Grain. and AL Vegetation In Need Of
Seasonab1e Weather.
snecial faThe Journat.

Special 9osThe Joufnat. ...
] zLeRoy,s Mimi. a pri1 % ding of
small grains in this v ieinity is practic-
ally completed here lhasSbeen an In
creased acreage on account of so much
fall blowing having been done. Many
farmers are putting. ina larger amount
ofIspeltz. There viii be more flax. ,5ssIt
is. hot thought the freezing tempera.
lures have done any damage as yet, but
warmer weather with good rains is
needed. gees s's 1. Isl D f5s5 ~
Wahpeton, D., April Small
grain seeding is, all done in this vicinity
and already the grain is beginning to
show above the GROUND. a larger acre
age Of corn will be- planted this year
than ever before. sssss5
Chatfeld, MINI, a pril Seeding il
about completed in this vicinity The
acreage of wheat will be very small.
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! .:< .WANAMAKER IN ROMANCE -.
$ !ys5 hi y ttE tss
Will Wed Tutor Of His Children, Daugh-
1ss.. u ), ter. of .Woolsorter. = ;t So.

eA,-sy
New York Sun Special Service t T! y ).
North Adams, Mass, April 22.-Al-
tho not yet. ready to make the formal
announc ement, Mr.. and Mrs John Wal
ton today confirmed the report of the
engagem ent~ Of their. daughter, Miss
Mabel L: Walton, to, William H.zWana-
maker Of PHILADELPHIA. 4t H.: Fl
Mr.. Wanannaker is a brother Of John
Wanamaker,s and a man of wealth and
prominence. Miss Walton, who resides
IN Philadelphia, is teacher Of German
in the Hill Lyman school On Spruce
street, that city Mr.. Walton per.
forms the humble task ofwool sorting
IN the North Adams Manufa curing
company $ wooden midi E;S I s.s . ,; s.
Miss Walton is "a devoted worker in
the Congregational church, and il. was
thru her church work that Mr. Wanna
maker met her. His children came un-
der her care as tutor. and thru the &C
quaintance made by way Of church and
school an engagement. followed. +" Mr..
Wanamaker s first wife died in Jan
i1ary, 1904, in Philadelphia. -,~=
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BURNETT's EXTRACT OF VANILLA
Is the be5t, perfectly pure, highly concentrated
aAsHI.AND's HARBoR OPEN
Tug Crosby OF Duluth 5Encountereds No

Tug Crosby Of Duluth Encountered No
-. "a iSS' Stfa>~
Special to The Journal I1S5s
= Ashland, Wis, April !. 22.-Navigation
was opened at Ashland today by the. tug
Crosby Of Duluth. y The Crosby encoun-
tered no ice.
:. Thomas Smart, an Odanah Indian, was
sbrut tally murdered on the Bad River res
ervation last night. y His brother John and
wife have been held for the murder
The funeral OF George III. Hopper was
held today, being one Of the largest ever
held sil1 the city, He was past eminent
grand comman of the grand command
cry Of Wisconsin knights Templar.s
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Bullet Misses Burgomaster.

.sBialystok, Russian Poland, April 20.
IAN, unknown man yesterday fred at
the burgomaster, in the street. The man
missed his aim, but the bullet killed a
passing Cossack. At another place in
this city. Police Inspector Sawitizki
was attacked by two men, who, fired
several shots; at him, all taking effect.
The assaiIants escaped. 80
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,JEFFERS0N'S. PHYSICIAN j.
SEES LOST STRENGTH

West Palm Beach, Fla, April %. - 70.
Joseph Jefferson was uneasy from 3
to 5 this morning, and the chances
again are little against him. How
ever, there are no critical symptoms.
At II O'Clock there was no perceptible
not 50 hopeful as yesterday. 15SI,S2t 81
At noon Dr.. Potter reported slight
improvement. The fever is lower and
the patient appears a little stronger
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LOGS FOR MINNEAPOLIS
G. A. Smith Company Buys Entire Win
ter Cut Of Clearwater Company.

Special to The Journal. - ~, .'-.
Saltwater, MINI, April 22.-One Of
the largest logging deals ever made in
Saltwater eliminated today when the
C. A.. Smith company of Minneapolis
purchased the entire winter output, or
ging company. The logs viii be
shipped from Solway, Mimi, to Mime.
apolis, by rail.
A bowling Tournament, in which teams
A; bowling tournament, in which teams
be. entered, will begin here May ];
Purses will be offered for fve-men and
three-men teams and in singles and
doubles. - r.y.
The first consignment of machinery
for the addition to the prison Irvine
factory arrived today and will be put in
place next month. Warden Wolfer ex.
poets to have the plant in full operation
early in May. ~. .Z".....s .,s..s..,ss
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Manila, April 81. The Japanese con-
sui, Martha Gero, has, it is reported. re-
ceived a cablegram addressed to- Vice
Admiral Kamimura. ~ It is inferred
from this that Vice Admiral Kamimura
is about to make call at this port. "
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Coffin Picture Widely Circulated.
Soldier s'Shoots Up Warsaw.

Warsaw, April PA drunk en- soldier
yesterday fred his, revolver in the
crowded streets Of this city, killing one
and wounding six persons, one of them
probably fatally: A workman cap
tured the miscreant. "'''% #' '.' 80
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BANK CL.EARINGS

New York. April 22.-The following table.
compiled by Bradstreet shows the bank clear
ings at the principal cities for the week ended
April 20, with the percentage of increase and
decrease as compared with the corresponding
week last year: -. s'a---s - -
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ST, PAUL.

/. - -
American National Bank. /.
Capital Bank
First National Bank. ~. :.
Merchants / National Bank. /.
National German American
Bank ......
st. Paul National Bank. =.
Scandinavian-American Bans
Second National Bark .
State Bank
Northwestern Trust Com
pany
Minnesota Transfer Railway
Co., LIST 5s. 1876.
Minnesota Transfer Railway
! Co., LIST 4s. 1916.
Security Trust Company.
St: Paul Union Depot Co..
LIST Gs. 1880.
st. Paul Union Depot Co.
con. IS, 1914. -.
st. Paul Union Depot Co.
con. As, 1914. ......
Interstate Investment T,us
Company .s.2.! =. :.
American Light s. Traction
Co., preferred ........ :,
American Light & Traction
Co., common .......
St. Paul Gas Light Go.
list IS; 1915.
st. Paul Gas Light Co.
LIST con. 6s. 1918.
st. Paul Gas Light Co.
gen. 5s, 1914. ...-s.....
st. Croix. Power Co., Is
| IS, 1929 ..9!t... -. ~.
Pioneer Press Co., common
(Par $50) ......-.....r.
Pioneer Press Co.. preferre,
lpar $50l OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
West publishing Company
common ..-.........-
West Publishing Company
preferred .............
Tibbs. Hutchings & Co.
common COMMUNICATIONS.
| Tibbs. Hutchings g. Co.
| preferred .,............
Superior Water, Light |
| Power Co.
Superior Water. Light 1
| Power Co., list Is. 1881 !.
st. Paill Union Stock Yards
/ list IS, 1916. 49,.
! st, Paul Fire & Marine In
stlrance Company .......
interest added.
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RUSS Il ID / I Nus
QUIT FRENCH PORT I
Continued from First Page.

sVladivostok by special train last night.
"a big crowd saw them depart, and
great enthusiasm was manifested.
IA The council OF the empire to-day pros
imulgated the first law pro iding FOR an
increase in taxation for war purp oses.
1T includes an increase in the tax on
matches, petroleum, etc, and ia grad
iuated tax on the salaries Of officials,
The total product is estimated at
ST. GOO, 1000. The law goes into force
May l.s4 ..3 +. IA u: ~
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! Eighth Juror Quickly Chosen.

:, The,securing Of the eighth juror, J. H.
Stewart yesterday afternoon, was
quickly and easily. &C accomplished. Mr..
Stewards a member Of the firm of Ste
wart & Holmes, dealers IN books, Man
and the defense did not challenge. Then
the state challenged for actual bias and
asked a single question. Had Mr.. Ste
wart any conscientious scruples against
capital punishment T. He had none, and
the state Withdrew its challenge and
Mr.. Stewart was !swo rn.s. .s---,
I Altogether thirty-three veniremen
were examined yesterday, and from
th. f9g5 M e asbaa the
ed four of it's peremptory challenges
and the defense nine. The state has ten
and the defense twenty
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Berlin. April o. Hedwig Neimann Ruibe,
noted acrsss, died yesterday in an institute for
mental diseases. She was taken III Dec. s.
1904 during the celebration Of her si1tieth birth
day. 5#F39ssss 4tts.ftt ss1 FL
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sTANp1ARD-o1L PRICE DOWN.
NOTED GERMAN ACTREss DEAD.

a Cleveland, pril % The Standard Oil. com
pany today announced a reduction of &c "a gal
lon on all grades OF refined OIL. No change is
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TO CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY - II
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money IL 1t fails to cure.
d. W. Groves signature Is Oh each box. 225c.
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PRESS PLANS FOR MAY DAY
Russian Liberal 81 Journalists Arrange
" for a Big Demonstration. - ~:

st.. Petersburg, April 22.--May Day
demonstrations on grand scale thru.
out the empire is the program OF: the
socialist wing of the reform party, as
announced at the pan-R Russian congress
of journalists which closed yesterday
after a protracted and stormy session:
The congress illustrated the lack. of
unity in reform circles; the program as
finally adopted failing to touch many
burning questions of the hour. on; ac--
count of the impossibility of, harmonic
ing the views of divergent elements.
At the close neither side was satisfied
with the program gi$ssT ~ 1850.
The chief accompl OF the CON
press was it's determinat ton to organize
an association which will participate in
the general work Of the reform league
of all the professional classes, In which
the lawyers took the first steps at. their
recent congress here. 49, 49, .... ..,.. -
The program adopted comprises
vague resolutions in favor Of the ma:
tionalization of land, some form of
liberation Of the laboring classes from
various nationalists to self -government
as far as consistent with the existence
Of the empire. -. ..-,, A. ..
T. " Would Arm the People. -"
A long discussion Of tactics resulted
III ~ UeCldIdL1Ou CudC buO pACoC oJ
tenn left no room for legal methods of
agitation, and the delegates pledged
themselves to the greatest possible agi-
tation in favor Of legislative assem-
bly, by. both legal and extra-legal pub
locations. In view Of alleged attempts
Of the authorities to incite the prole-
tariat against the educated classes, the
congress demanded the right Of the
9 people to arm themselves and form
local militia for self-defense. ="
Among the planks excised from the
platform was declaration for an eight.
hour workday. '.'>+
Coffin Picture Widely Circulated.
The picture which appeared in the
. Neva, the most widely circulated illus
s.trated weekly newspaper in Russia, on
April Is, Of the imperial family, in
Gliding the emperor, empress; the
aczarevitch, grand dukes and IdoWage,
empress lying dead in their cofins, has
been reproduced on cards bearing or
the reverse side the Russian nationa
anthem. These cards are being scat
tered by thousands turnout ST. Peters
burg and in other parts Of Russia, The
cards were printed abroad. The police
apparently, are puzzled as to the line
of action to pursue. ~. ~
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Shasta county. California. offers bounty foI
quail eggs %.5H ls q zr
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Are you In the grip Of Uric Acid Diseassf
.-,sr This will cure you; prove it free. -

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MINNEsoTAN INA wREt

Special to The journal. So ss..tss55sz
Lincoln. Neb., April %. Lee Rudolph of South
Haven, Mimi, was slightly injured IN wreck.