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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1905-02-11
SCIENTIFIC
The Arrows Latest Success.

The Arrows Latest Success.
The California Arrow, Captain Bald
wins airship, was navigated by Roy
knabenshue Jan. 20 at Los Angeles
during a continuous flight of forty-f1Ve
minutes, all the time circling within
the radius of about a mile and execut-
ing all sorts Of maneuvers. Finally 1t
returned within the inclosure from
which it had started. A more powerful
motor had been given to the ship. At
no time did it rise more than 1900 feet,
so that the work of the operator was
plainly visible to the throng Of specta-
tors Mr.. Knabenshue said he had
demonstrated that one man could man
age the Arrow as easily as he could
drive an automobile.
Big Sun Spot Discovered.
Professor A. K. Cole Of the Chicago
Lake High school announced Feb. 1
that he had discovered the existence
of one of the largest and best de-
fined sun spots on record. 1t Is egg
shaped and is estimated to be $4,000
miles long, being situated just east Of
the central portion of the sun. Two
days later Professor Pickering of Har-
ward discovered two more sun spots on
either side of the large one. He thinks
that all may be recurrent every eleven
years.
Testing Upper Air Currents.
III. 81. CLAYTON of the Blue Hill OBJ
tory at Milton, Mass. has been
sending up experimental balloons with
registering instruments
attached to determine the direction Of
upper air currents. Fourteen balloons
have been released at st. Louis, and all
went east at the rate of from so to 800
miles an hour before coming to the
ground. This appears to confirm Mr..
Clayton's theory that the upper air cur
rents travel one way-namely, from
west to east.
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POLITICS and COVER. lNMENT

Batangas, Luzon, P. L Federal troops
and native scouts have taken control
of all the towns The forces OF the
band Of ladrones is estimated at 500
and they are said to have inundated
many peacefully inclined natives.
The Rouvier Programme.
The new French premier, M. Rouvfer,
has submitted his declaration Of policy
to the parliament. Its main features
are an income tax, the separation of
church and state, workingmen's pen
sions and reduction of the term of
military service. 1t condemns the sys-
tenn of secret reports on army officers.
He said he would prefer to have the
income tax take precedence over the
church question. The entire programme
was approved by vote Of 410 to 107.
Notes.
The correspondence regarding the re-
cent Tibetan expedition shows that
Colonel Younghusband, the commits
sioner, acted in defiance Of instructions
in making a treaty with the Tibetans.
Premier Tisza Of Hungary rendered
his resignation Feb. l. The recent cleo
lions give the Kossuthists a plurality
in the parliament.
In note to the powers Japan denies
all the allegations made against her by
Russia and justifies the capture Of the
Russian torpedo boat at Chefu.
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Executive.
8anto Dominso's Treaty Next.

8anto Domingo's Treaty Next.
In note to the foreign relations
committee OF the senate the state de-
Qartment gave notice that the contract
or protocol or arrangement under which
this government was to take charge of
The Dominican customs and establish q
virtual protectorate over Santo Domin-
30 was only preliminary to regular
treaty, which in due time would be
submitted to the senate for it's consid.
sration and approval.
Treasury Balance Lower.
The treasury department reports a
deficit of $6,218,014 for January, the
receipts having been $43,41O,2S5 and
Che expenditures $49,628,29 This
leaves the available cash balance at
$40. 625, 726, Of which $94, 100000 is
deposited in banks and $46,000,000 is
ayailable to meet current demands.
2the deficit is due to constantly in
ereasing expenditures and not to fall
ing off in revenue.
commissioner Wright Rstires.
Carroll D. Wright, for twenty years
limited States commissioning soE. Labor,
retired from Office Jan. 81, and DIR.
Charles p. Neill took charge of the
@ureau of labor. Mr.. Wright goes to
worcester, Mass, to assume the presi-
Aancy OF Clarke university.
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4fion to suppress competition In the
purchase of cattle for slaughter; also
to prohibit combinations Ito maintain
prices in selling meats, and finally 1t
forbids combinations to obtain dtscrim-
mating rates from the railroads.
Hartman Gets His Writ.
The application of E. II. Hartman
ct al. for a writ Of certiorari to review
the decision of the circuit court Of ap-
peals in favor of the Northern Securi-
ties company was granted by the Unit
ed States supreme court Jan. 80. No
opinion was expressed as to the merits
aspf the case, which will be argued Feb.
20
Chicaso's BIuebeard Arrested.
The man known as Johann Hoch,
whom the Chicago police had reason
30 believe to be responsible for long
series Of wife murders, was arrested
at New York Jan. 20 while boarding
avith widow to whom he had propos-i
ed. She identified him through pictures
published in the daily papers. On~thei
same day at Chicago poison was found
In the stomach Of the woman who had
been one of his wives. From various
cities ard towns have come stories OF
the mans murderous career, showing
that he operated under different names
and DISCUSSES. When arrested he was
passing as Henry Bartels. He denied
that he was the man the police were
looking for.
Notes.
The New York state assembly has de-
cided to investigate the conduct of Su-
preme Court Justice Hooker, charged
svith the corrupt use Of his official indu
ence.
The New York court Of appeals has
rendered decision in the long con-
tested case Of Paul Bosso, a Rochester
bootblack. maintaining that he acted
within his rights when In 1901 he re-
fused to shine the shoes Of George
Burks because the latter was negro.
Alonzo ]. Whiteman, the notorious
forger who four months ago escaped
from the Buffalo police by jumping
from moving train while being
brought from st. Louis, was recaptur-
ed at the home Of his mother at Dams
willie, N. Y, Jan. %, where he had been
in hiding.
Mrs. Mary Rogers, the condemned
Vermont murderess, has been repriev
ed until June 2 by order Of Governor
Bell after hearing the appeals Of coun-
sci and friends of the woman and also
for the execution.
Judge Grosscup has granted tenn
porary order restraining the officials Of
Chicago from enforcing the ordinance
OF fixing the cost Of gas at Is cents a
thousand feet.
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DEN MARK.
Copenhagen.

The country populate in Denmark
as we'll as other countries is tending
towards the cities. Denmark's popu-
lation was in 1901 2,45O,O00. OF this
number 2,344 900 are horn in the coun
try districts, $4,000 live in COpen-
hagen and Fredriksberg, 459. 600 in the
province towns and 1,446,O0O in the
country. If you ask, however, where
these people are born you will get en-
tirely different figures. There are $685.
900 born in the capitol, 374, 900 in the
nroyince towns aud IN the country dis
tricts 1875, 900. Over $4,000 country
neople have moved into the cities and
towns (114,00O to Copenhagen and $780,
600 to the province towns). About 49,
600 have moved away from the cities
(26.OO from the capital and $1,000
from the province tcwns), so that the
country's deficit, in population is 229,-
900. About fifty-two out of 100 per
sons in Denmark are born in the same
city or county where they at present
reside.
The supreme court Of Denmark has
rendered a decision which has an in
teresting importance attached to it. In
one of the Copenhagen suburbs there
arose a conflict between the employer
and employees. whereupon the fore,
man announced in the Social Demo
kraten that the place of work was to
he closed until the conflict hal been
settled. Because of this the employer
took the foreman before the supreme
court and the latter must now, accord
ing to the courts decision, pay 5000
crowns to his employer, because he
prevented his employer from engaging
other help. thus causing him loss
IN business estimated at 5000 crowns.
III. Hafstein, Danish minister to Ice
land. has, owing to the protest Of Ice
Iandic students. refused to give his
support to the proposed 1ce!andic
colonial exhibit in Copenhagen.
A dispatch from Copenhagen. dated
Jan. Is. states that Edward Brandes
will resign from his position as editor
of the s.Politiken'' and will be sue
ceeded by Mr.. Caviing Qgnotus).
MARION s. NORELIUS.
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Justice Holmes
the decision of
Circuit Judge
Gr0sscup OF
Chicago grant
ing an injunc-
ton agatns t
Swift & Co. and
other packers In
the 80 called
beef trust is
sustained. The
practical effect
Of ,sus tanning
this injunction
is ito prohibit
the continuance
of "a cOnbina-
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interest OF the independent Kansas OH
producers. 1t is argued that refinery
with 1000 barrels daily capacity would
give the state $4,000 profit year at
present prices.
Rooseveit's Warning Words.
In his address before the Union
League club at Philadelphia Jan. 80
President Roosevelt asserted that the
great development Of industrialism in
this country means that there must be
an Increase in the supervision Of gov
eminent enterprises" If the business
leaders of the community tried to
thwart the effort at regulation, the
president said, there would be danger
lest it take the form of violent and i'll
advised interference with business. He
went further and said that If the courts
should decide that the intention of the
founders OF the government to place
Interstate commerce under national
control was not carried out in the con-
stitution as it stands then in the end
the constitution would have to be
amended.
Notes.
In consequence Of statement by
Representative Comerford of the Illi-
nois legislature to the students of Hi
nois college that the states legislative
body was a public auction where priv
ileges are sold to the highest bidders
the house resolved to make an investi-
CATION.
The Colorado legislative committee
has begun taking the evidence of Gov
ernor Adams The counsel for Peabody
will ask the committee to throw out the
entire vote of 100 Denver precincts.
This would leave Peabody with 1877
votes more than Adams. The opening
of ballot boxes by experts has disclosed
over 5000 spurious ballots.
Governor Terrell of Georgia has de-
cided not to grant permission to the
colored companies to leave the state for
the purpose of attending the Inaugural
ton of President Roosevelt. One COM
pany, the Lincoln guards of Macon,
threatens to go despite this refusal.
Samuel H Piles Of Seattle (Rep.) has
been elected United States senator by
the legislature of Washington.
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Legislative.
Messages From the President.

Messages From the President.
Congress received Jan. 80 two more
messages from President Roosevelt
One called attention to the fact that
no statistics on marriage and divorce
laws have been collected in recent years
and urged this lack to be supplied. The
other message referred to the laxity of
corporation laws for the District of
Columbia.
$780, 900 For Free Seeds.
An effort to increase the appropriation
for congressional free seed distribu-
ton from 100000 to $3O00O0 or more
has failed, and the appropriation will
stand at 100000. During the discus
sion Mr. Tawney Rep., Mimi wanted
to know why congress should not pro-
vide him with free Durham bulls that
he might send them to his constituents
under government frank
House TO Probe Steel Trust.
The house has adopted the resolu-
ton introduced by Mr. Little calling on
the secretary Of commerce and labor
to investigate the iron and steel bust
ness Of the country, especially that Of
the United States Steel corporation.
Millions For the Navy.
The naval appropriation bill as re-
ported to the house carried a total Of
$1O0,070,O79. Provision was made for
only two battleships instead Of three, as
desired by the navy department. Pro
vision is made for an increase Of 1900
in the number Of seamen and 200 in
the marine corps.
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Foreign.

AaartiaI Law For Fiiipipos.
Owing to the increase Of lawlessness
and the depredati0ns of organized bands
~ ladrones, martial law has been pro-
stained In the provinces of Cavite and
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1905-02-11

Henry O'Shant, a Pennsylvania
Dutchman on both sides. represents Ell
lis county in the Kansas legislature.
His name, however, is distinctiyely
Irish.
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General.
Finaneiers Oppose Rate Fixing.

FinancIers oppose Kate Fixing.
The New York chamber Of commerce
at Its regular meeting last week adopt
ed a resolution in opposition to the
bills in congress granting the rate max
ing powers to the Interstate commerce
commission. Sympathy with the pres
tdent in his wish to right wrongs is ex-
pressed, but the proposition to deter
mine the earning capacity Of certain
properties without responsibility to pro-
tect their values Or income is regarded
as "a fundamental departure from gov
ernmental administration fraught with
grave dangers"
Legislature Versus Oil Trust.
Bills appropriating 100000 to build
state oil refinery in opposition to the
Standard Oil company were introduced
in the Kansas legislature last week.
Public sentiment throughout the state
Is believed to be behind this movement,
which is engineered by a lobby in the
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NORWAY.
ChriStiania.

According to an Associated Press
disnatch bearing date of Jan. II. fifty
nine persons persisted as the result CT
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1905-02-11

W1tte was then summoned to the helm and EN-
powered to extend the reforms toward some kind
of representative assembly At st. Petersburg
Governor General Trepoff's harsh hand was
stayed the press censorship relaxed and political
prisoners were set free Selected delegations of
workmen were taken by Trepof to see the car
and receive his personal assurance OF improved
conditions
STILL frfghtfui disorders continued to ac-
company strikes throughout Poland and other
provinces. Warsaw was for several days in
state of anarchy. mohs OF strikers looting the
shops and troops shooting and stabbing the
populace
In what will be known the battle OF the
Hun River beginning Jan. 26 and extending
over period OF five days, the Russian. army
10 desperate but unsuccessful effort to turn the
lage OF sandetu, which had been strongly fortified
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1905-02-11
LEGAL and Criminal.

Decision Against Beef Trust.
In unanimous opinion Of the Unit
I'd States supreme court delivered by
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interest of the independent Kansas Oil
producers. 1t is argued that refinery
with 1000 barrels daily capacity would
give the state $4,000 profit year at
nresent prices
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Legislature, Versus Oil Trust.
Gar Promises More; Loses Great Battle


ruthless
weather
Several liberal minded the
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driven back the
10000 General being had
5000 this battle The intense armies and
made terrible the sufsripgs of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-01-02
Randifs Rule Tangier

Complete anarchy reigns in the Tan
pier district and the country generally.
This is conclusively shown by the re-
ports from different points during last
week. The British consul requested
that all British subjects livingin the out
skirts of TaDgier move into the town as
the government was unable TO be re-
sponsibe for the safety Of lite or prop
erty. A number of outrages have oc-
Cured within two mile radius of Tan
gier. A house belonging to the late Slr
John Drummond Hay (who was British
minister to Morroco) has been COM
pletely looted Notwithstanding the pres
ence Of a guard. The family was ab-
sent, and mOuntaineers entered Iangler,
heavily armed, in defiance of the gov
ernors order that no arms were to be
carried in the town. The Moorish gov
ernment admits its inability to control
the situation, and the British and Other
foreign residents freely express The
opinion that France should take imme
diate action to secure a satisfactory solu
ton of the difficulty, or that some othel
government should undertake the task
The trade of Tangier is paralyzed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-01-02
CHARGES AGAINST A MINISTER.

Rev. Samuel &. Bettes, who calls
himself "the cowboy preacher" and
says be was recently appointed by Presi-
dent Roosevelt as chaplain 10 Panama,
for which place he was about to start,
after spending several years in the con-
structoa of boat designed to carry him
thither, will not leave on time for bis
new field of missionary service. He has
been detained, and his gospel yacht
has been levied on by the sheriff in a
suit Iled against Bettes by Miss Eliza
A. Holt, of Fairmont, w. Va, who
asks s., 900 damages for alleged betrayal.
Her charges against the minister are
sensational in the extreme. lie has a
wife and two grown children, and dur
ing their absence, Miss Holt claims that,
under promise of marriage, Bettes
wronged her. To hide her shame she
alleges that he gave her paper purport-
ing to be marriage certificate, signed
by him, certifying to her marriage to
Mr.. Hall. She followed him from town
to town for some months, living with
him while at Parkersburg, and after
ward at Fairmont. where she alleges be
announced from the pulpit that he had
married her to Mr.. Hall. She passed
as his niece when she lived with him.
Part of the time she spent on his gospel
boat, OIL which she says he promised to
take her as his wife TO Panama.
Miss Holt is a prepossessing young
woman of about twenty-five years, while
the cowboy preacher is about forty. She
says that he was the father OF her baby,
which lived only about eleven weeks,
and that he sent her money TO deiray the
funeral expenses.
Rev. Sam Bettes has been a we'll
known character in parts OF West Vlr'
einia for many years. He has built
several vessels in which he expected to
sail down the Ohio and Mississippi rivers
and across the Gulf to Central or South
America, but disaster has overtaken him
each time. One boat was washed away by
high water; another was sunk, and he
has postponed his trip from time to time.
He had expected to start within lew
days for Panama, his commission as
chaplaiu in Panama having come, it is
said, upon the recommendation Of sew
eral religious bodies in West Virginia.
Bettes says be is of Indian blood and
Canadian birth. lie has travelled aud
preached all through northern New
York, Ohio Indiana, and Illinois, and
spent some years in the far West. He
gives exhibitions with the lasso and
of horsemaDship and Workmanship to
draw crowds, aud because of the violence
of his denunciation of crime has even
come to blows at times with his hearers.
The charges preferred against him 10y
Miss Holt have caused the most pro-
found surprise. He is now in Ritchie
county conducting a series of religious
meetings. Mrs. Bettes and the children
were completely overcome when in
formed OF the nature of the suit. They
are occupying the gospel yacht with the
consent OF the sheriff. Miss Holt claims
that until few days ago she did not
know that Bettes was married. She gave
a $40, 600 bond before the gospel yacht
was levied on.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-01-02
Hereafter and until further notice store will
close az $50 p. IN.
THE NEW YEAR
Our January
White Sale

Begins tomorrow TUESDAY, the 3l( Almost
everything is en- irely new. and we have Ia ken
the most. particular pains that it shall be just
as good as we can make 1t.
The goo,l, include:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-01-02
1.ist of Unclaimed Letters.

The following is list Of the letters remain
ing in the Alexandria, Va, postoiice up Il
December3l. 1901
Anderson. & Khan. Gen Isaac
Rarns,s. II II Lewis, sIrs w II
Began. Fred Lewis, Mrs III Iaoe'h
Rroks Mr.. Clara McCrary. Loulon
Clinkett. Mrs Mary Mcdonald. Mrs J w
Clarke. Mrs M Massey. Charles p
Chase. b f Moon. George l.
Gieene. Mrs NJ \ Rendinella, Eugenlo
Grayson. Marv Robinson. Mrs Bessie
Grunnyille, L NJ Stamp, John
Griffin, Dolphus Shepert Mrs l1zia
Herbert. Mrs AE Taylor, Henrietta
Homes. William Terald, Mrs Lizzie
Kent Mrs Robert Willise, Mrs Rosetta
Joseph l.. CRUPPER. p. NJ.
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Reyiyalists in Liverpool.

Rev. Reuben A. Torrey and Charles NJ.
Alexander, the Chicago evangelists, yes.
terday opened the last three weeks oftheir
revival crusade in Liverpool with stirring
scenes. A unique obseTyance of New
Years Day was the broadcast distribu-
ton throughout the city, by personal
delivery to passers-by, in private letter
boxes, in saloons, etc, of $50, 600 white
cards inscribed simply in Caring redtype,
"Get right with God" Wholesale con
versions have resulted from this plan,
and crowds made public confession at
last nights meeting in Hall. Tournament
Four thousand converts already have
inscribed their names, and it is expected
that & 900 will have made confession
before the evaDgelists so to London ior
five-month crusade on a larger scale
than any similar campaign that has been
witnessed by the present generation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-01-02
No More stomach Troubles.

All stomach trouble is removed by the use
of X odol Dyspepsia Cure 10 gives the stom-
aeh perfect rest by diges,iug what you eat
without the sfomacli's aid. The food builds
up the body, the rest restores the stomach "a
health. You don't have to diet yourself when
taking Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. !. ID. ErskIne,
of Allenvi1p, Mich, says u suffered Heart
burn and Stomach trouble for some time.
Nv sister.in-law has had the same trouble
and was not able 10 eat for six weeks. She
lived entirely ON warm water. After taxing
two bottles Of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure she was
entirely cured. She now eats heartily ana j.
in good health ] am glad 10 sav kodol gave
me instant relief" Su;d by all druggists.
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State of Virginia, city of Alexandria, to-wit /:
/. John 5. Beach. Clerk of the Corporation
Court Of the city Of Alexandria, Virginia, do
hereby certify that the bond required Of the
Commissioners Of Sale by the decree of sale
IN the above suit has been given.
Given under my hand this Slst dsy Of De-
cember, 1904. JOHN S. BEACH,
Clerk of the Corporation Court of the itY Qt
Alexandria, Virginia.
BY NEvElL'S. GREESAwAY, y. G.
dec3l I'd
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NIGHT Was Her Terror,

81 would cough nearly all night long,
writes Mrs Chas. Applegate, Of Alexandra,
Ind. ''and could hardly get any sleep,
had consumption so bad that if walked Q
block | would cough frightfully and SPIT
blood, but when all other medicines failed
three 81 bottles of DIR. Kings New Discovery
wholly cured me and | gained 5S pounds.
It's absolutely guaranteed TO cure Coughs
Colds La Grippe, Bronchitis and all Throat
and Lung Troubles Price 5cc and 81: Irial
bottle free at E. S. Lesdbeater 4 sons drug
store.
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COMPETENT JUDGES.
Beauty Doctors Endorse HerpIcId

Beauty Doctors Endorse Herpiclde.
Women who make a business of beau
tifying other women come pretty near
knowing what will bring about the best
results. Here are letters from two, con-
cerning Herpicide:
II can recommend Newbro's "Herpi-
eide" as 1t stopped my hair from falling
out; and. as a dressing ii has no super
for.
"(Signed) Bertha A. Trullinger,
Completion Specialist,
"29k Morrison St., Portland. Ore"
after using one bottle of 'Herpicide'
my hair has stopped falling out. and my
scalp is entirely free from dandruff.
"(Slgned) Grace Dodge,
Beauty Doctor,
i75s s,xth ST.. Portland. Ore"
scld by leading druggists. Send 10c. in
ramps for sample to The Herpicide Co..
getroit, Mich.
f. s. Leadbester & Sons, Special
Agents.