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Arizona republican., 1906-05-29

 RISING HIGH
In the MeRdtime the Czdr
 is HeSitdRt
He is EndeavOrius to Throw a New Ministry in the Way of the Ageres- siVs Parliament.

St. Petersburg, May 28.-Rumors of a shift in the ministry are everywhere current tonight. It is consistently re- ported here and at Moscow that former Finance Minister ShipOff has received an urgent summons to Peterhor to con- fer with Emperor Nicholas, presumably with regard to the formation of a new cabinet, although he has frequently expressed his unwillingness to take over the premiership.
 In the meanwhile the present min
 istry among whom there is no Daniel
 to read the handwriting on the wall in
 the attitude of the lower house of par
 liament, is calmly going ahead with
 its agrarian program, which it hopes
 to submit to the lower house within a
 fortnight, and, contrary to expectation,
 to provide for the distribution of mil lions of acres of crown lands in Euro Dean Russia.
 All this seems to be labor lost. as in the present temper of parliament, which has taken the bit in it's teeth. no proposition from the government, however liberal. as was shown by Its reception today of the speech of Min ister of Justice Chacheglovitoff. is 1 likely to receive the slightest consider
 ation.
 4-esslmiSm over the outlook continues
 to grow. The government as usual in every crisis, seems to be hesitatng which course to pursue. The emperor
 refuses to yield to the counsels Of Count CamarilIa but his attitude con tinues negative. The result is a dead ] lock or prolongation which can on y serve to diminish the chances of a i peaceful settlement.
 Two plans of extricating the govern ment without meeting the direct issue : are suggested by the emperor's moder- ate advisers.
 One is simply to allow the house to | talk until the end of June. when the
 summer vacation is scheduled. The other is to dissolve the parliament and order a new election.
 ! II is believed that either would only ] increase the danger of an explosion. The terroristic campaign is already 1 in full swing. The only hope now of saving Russia from revolution is the
 formation of a ministry of constItu ! tionaI democrats which would throw upon the dominant party in the lower house the responsibility of fighting the ! extreme element.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-29
DIED
 IN A WRECK
Two Trains Ground To-
 gether on 1. & N.
A Breaking FIange Near the Louis vile Union Station Threw Open a Switch.

Louisville, May 2s.-Eight persons were killed anw twenty-five injured by the derailment of two coaches of a pas senger train on the Louisville & Nash vile railroad today. The train left Knoxville last night, was on time and was nearing the Union station in Louisville at a moderate speed when a fiange of the smoking car broke, throwing open a switch and causing two of the coaches to side swipe a lot of box cars on a siding.
 The dead:
 HOWARD E. COLEMAN, Stanford, Ky
 w. r. THORPE, Broadhead. Ky.
 GEO. w. PONDER. Broadhead. Ky.
 WILLIAM PRUETT, colored, Leb- anon, Ky.
 JOHN C. BLACK. Louisville, Ky.
 FRANCIS WEAVER. Louisville, Ky.
 MARTIN HILTON, Broadhead, Ky.
 Unidentified man, white, about 30 years old, laborer; supposed to be Lee Miller of Broadhead, Ky. The seriously injured:
 Charles Speiss, New Haven; both legs fractured.
 Josie Speiss, New Haven; both legs crushed; not expected to live.
 Murray Samuels, Lebanon Junction; right leg broken and internal injuries
 John McHorn. of Lebanon, Ky, brother of State Railroad Commission CT McHorn, is among the slightly in jured. The smoking car broke loose from the front of the train and dragged 200 feet along the ties until the side Of the car struck a string of freight cars The front of the smoking car was un- injured. but the right side of the car
 
 The front end of the ladies' coach which was vestibulcd, was stove in foI i twenty feet, the seats being torn uI and all the windows broken. The hot water heater was torn loose from its fastenings and hurled to the middle ol the car. killing MT. Coleman. The bodies of the dead were so Dady disfigured that identification was diff dcut until late today.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-29
She Quit
 Coffee But it was a Hard Pull

It is hard to believe that coffee will put a person in such a condition as It did woman of Apple Creek, O. She tells her own story:
 "I did not believe coffee caused my trouble, and frequently said l liked 1t so well l would not quit drinking It, even if it took my life, but l was miserable suffered from heart trouble and nervous pTostration for four years.
 '.I was scarcely able to be around at all. Had no energy and did not care for anything. Was emaciated and had d constant pain around my heart until I thought I could not endure it. For months I never went to bed expecting to get up in the morning. l felt as though | was liable to die any time during the night
 "Frequently I had nervous chills and the least excitement would drive sleep away. and any little noise would upset me terribly I was gradually getting worse until finally one day it came over me and I asked myself what is the use of being sick all the time and buying medicines so that l could in- duIge myself in coffee?
 "So I thought would see if I could quit drinking coffee, and got some Postum Food Coffee to help me quit. l made it strictly according to directions and I want to tell you that change was the greatest step in my life. It was easy to quit coffee because I had the Postum which I liked better than 1 liked the old coffee. One by one the old troubles left, until now l am in splendid health, nerves steady, heart all right and the pain all gone. Never have any more nervous chills, don't A.. T oil housework and have done a great deaf beside.
 My sister-in-law, who visited me this summer. had been an invalid for some time, much as I was. l got her to quit coffee and drink Postum. She gained five pounds in three weeks, and I never saw such change in anyone's health"
 "There's a reason
Arizona republican., 1906-05-29
THE STYLE OF CANAL.
Senator Kittredge Speaks for the Sea
 Level Kind.

Washington. May 2S.-The senate to- day sent the railroad rate bill to con ference, listened to a long argument by Senator Kittredge in favor of a sea level canal and three democratic speeches on the resolution relating to the purchase of canal supplies in for cign markets. and devoted the remain der of the day to the postoffice appro- priation bill.
 No objection was made to the ap- pointment of the ranking members of the interstate commerce committee as cOnferees on the rate bill and they were not instructed in any manner. They are Senators EIkins, CUlberson and Tilman.
 The canal type bill, which was laid before the senate to o'clock. was un- finished business Senator Kittredge $ speech was the first on this subject and was listened to with great interest.
 The possoffice appropriation bill was read partially for committee amend mcntS.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-29
INCONSISTENT DEMOCRACY.

WashingtOn, May Zo.-Ihe JoInL res- olEt;on authorizing the purchase of ar ticles for the Panama canal to be Unit ed States productions unless the prices are extortionate and unreasonable in the opinion of the president, was called up in the senate today by Senator Hale. Senator Rayner spoke in oppo- sition to the resolutions in behalf of the Maryland Steel company which wants to furnish two steel dredges which Secretary Taft proposes to save money on by buying in Scotland. Sen ator Rayner, while opposing this par ticular measure, reiterated his belief in the democratic principle of buying in the cheapest market anywhere in the world.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-29
GAMBLING PROFITABLE
 10 RICHARD $. CANFIFLD
Hidden Facts Brought Out in a Suit
 for Legal Services.

New York. May 28.-In the trial to- day before Judge Newburger of the suit brought by John Delahanty against Richard $. Canfield. for s595OO for legal services growing out of the raid on the latter's gambling house in East Forty Fourth street. in 1902, Del ahanty testified regarding the settle ment of three notes for S1OO.O0O, each in possession of Garfield. The name of the maker of these notes was not divulged, he being only described by the witness as "a man under 21 years of age"
 Delahanty said that after prolonged negotiations a compromise was reach ed and the notes were surrendered on the payment of $130,OOO Delahanty also testified that Garfield had told him that his annual income was $500, GOO. He said that Garfield kept in the safe in his establishment securities to the value of S1,0OO,O0O as well as cer- tain letters which CanfeId's manager told him meant social ruin to certain people"
 cablegram was read at the trial, written by Garfield in which he said. The senator must pay in full" Asked if the senator was d United States senator. MT. Delahanty replied in the affirmative, but here the inquiry was shut off owing to the objections of up- posing counsel.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-29

Ian president Oces is the FlcSt i'm pOrtant point for revoluJionis-s as i- gives them a base on the sea
 General Pineda. with a large force of good fighters. crossed Into Ciuat=- mala Sunday from British Houduraz. and invaded the province or FeIeu- Pineda is stalwart soldier and typical Guatemalan revolutionis-- He expects to rally the Indians in Peleu.
 Simultaneously on Monday General Toledo. formerly minister oF war lu Guatemala. crossed into GuatemaLa with 2oO0 troops. including the SalEa- dOrean regulars and disahected Guare- malan largely refugees from the tyr amy of Cabrera This important bodz- of troops is we'll drilled and armed with modern weapons This act urac- ucally declares war between Salvador and Guatemala NiCaraEua also tak-s part by sending a war ship from Sea Orleans to Puerte Barrsos the sen ter minus of the CfuatemaIan Northern railroad. to intercept Cabrera should he try to elude his pursuers and escar- in that direction
 The revoIutionisJs are recruiting along the way of their respective lines of march, and all foreign planters ll Guatemala, disgusted with the or- pressive regime Of Cabrera. and tEe enormous taxation. are rallyiuE tn rEe support of the revolutonisJs- German planters offered drilled body or men Americans and British arc similarly disanected-
 Guatemala is reported huncycombcd with sedition. so high runs popular sentiment against President Carrr-t. who. for long time has had to make his public appearance with an armed guard to protect his person
Arizona republican., 1906-05-29
U. $ COURT VACANCY
 OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCED
Justice Brown Will Shorily Retire
 From the Bench.

Washington. May aS-Au official aH- nouncement of the retirement of Jus tice Brown from the supreme court of the United States, was made today by Chief Justice Fuller before tEe al- jouTnmenJ of the term
 In making the statement he save out the correspondence between the retir- ing justice and the court ia which the eight colleagues of JusJica Brown eN- pressed their high appreciation of him as a justice. Judge Brown replied iu fitting terms to the members of tHs court. thanking them for their eNpres- sions of good will
Arizona republican., 1906-05-29
AFFECTED BY EARTHQUAKE.
The Atchison Operations During The
 Month of April

Boston. Mass. May 2S.-(SpeciaD- April operations of the Atchison To- peka S Santa Fe road made the poor est exhibit since last November and clearly reflect a loss of traffic caused by the Frisco earthquake. The gross gain fell a little short of $500 900 against S736,oOO in March and s1,S1S,- 900 in February. The figures for May however, will make an exceptional showing. April, gross, $6.492,316; eX- penses. $4,163.12S; net, S2,329.188; tax es and rentals $1I22S; net income, $2,147,960.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-29
The Process of Overturning the Govern
 ment Going Rapidly On
All Parties We'll Foreigners Engaged in the Movement Against the Unpopular President Cabrera Whose Downfall is Certain

Mexico City, May 28.-Advices re- ceived this afternoon from Tahapachu- la and Tonala, in the Mexican state of Chapas, show that the revolution against the existing administration of President Estrada Cabrera. of Guat- emala, broke out yesterday. and Guat- emala was invaded from four points by as many bodies of armed men. all equipped with the best modern rifles
 General Manuel Leandro Barillas formerly president of Guatemala with 200 cavalry and d stock of 700 rifles crossed the Mexican border at d point near MOtozinla and is aiming at Quet- zatlange, a large town garrisoned by Guatemalan regulars.
 Barillas has great coffee estates in that neighborhoOd, where he is very popular, and whence he was driven four years ago by President Cabrera It is believed that Quetzatlange will be taken without much blOodshed. Baril- las successfully evaded the search of the authorities. He will recruit new men on his march across the noun tains. the people being loyal to him, as he has reason to know.
 General Jose Leon Castillo captured Ocos yesterday without much resist ance being shown. He took that point with 800 men, and was received with , enthusiasm by the people.
 The steamer Empire State, from San Francisco. which left that port May fl, with 200 desperate fighters re- cruited in that city, and some 300 rifles has reached Oces. thus enabling the disaffected citizens to become armed. General CasilIc was candidate for the presidency seven years ago against ! Cabrera, but alleges that he was counted out and he has a long series ! of scores to settle with the Guatema-
Arizona republican., 1906-05-29
ILLINOIS SETTLEMENT.
Both The Operators and Miners Make
 Concessions.

Chicago. May 2S.-The coal operat- DTS in Illinois have decided to yield to the demands of the miners for the scale of 1903. The question of a set tlement is declared to be a matter of detail, and by the beginning of next week mining will be resumed in Illinois with union men.
 Tn return for the restoration of the 1903 scale of wages. the Illinois miners have agreed to pay the wages of shot firers and to ask for the repeal of the law by the next legislature They have agreed also to indemnify the Op- orators for the loss sustained through the action of the pit committees in calling unauthorized strikes.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-29
FRIsCO'S THANKS
To The Government For Its Aid in
 Time of Stress.

Washington, May 2S.-Mayor F. F. Schmitz, of San Francisco. has writ ten to President Roosevelt testifying to the excellent service rendered by the United States troops during the fire and earthquake which devastated that city.
 On behalf of the people of the stricken city. the mayor extends to the president and to the government their sincere thanks for the prompt and Ioy- al action taken to relieve the suffering incident to the calamity.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-29
A CONSTANT FEAR
 OF DANTT'S DEATH
The Last Sacrament Administered to
 the Irish Patriot.

Dublin. May 2S.-The physicians at tending Michael Davitt issued a bulle- tin at 9:3O stating that during the day the patient had lost ground, and that at that time his condition was ex- tIemely critical
 After the second surgical operation, which was performed on May Is, MT. Davitt never really rallied. though the doctors were at first hopeful of his re- covery. Today they became so alarm ed that the last sacrament was admin isteTed to the patient.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-29
RUHLIN ON EARTH AGAIN.

New York, May 2S.-Gus Ruhlin of Akron. Ohio. and Sandy Ferguson of Boston, both heavyweight pugilists, fought six rounds to a draw at the Marlborough A. c. tonight. Charley White was referee, but no decision was given. It was a hard and fast fight for big men.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-29
GOV. PENNYPACKER
Takes a Hand in The Fitzsimmons-
 Burns Athletic Show.

Harrisburg Pa, May 2S.-Gov. Pen nypacker this evening directed Captain Groome, superintendent of the state police force to send a squad of police men tomorrow night to Essington, Delaware county, near Philadelphia, to prevent the scheduled fight between Bob Fitzsimmons and Tommy Burns in the club rooms of the Tuxedo Ath letic association.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-29
THE OPINION STANDS.

Washington, May 2S.-The supreme court of the United States reiterated the decision of last term in the Philip pine case of the Warner, Banes Com pany and Frederick w. Lincoln, in volving the validity of the tariff conec- tions in the Philippines under executive order 97 The opinion was delivered by Chief Justice Fuller.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-29
A FEDERAL AFFAIR.

Washington. May 2S.-The govern ment has taken steps to punish persons who were responsible for the lynching at Chattanooga. Tenn, March 19, Of the negro, Ed Johnson, who was under sentence of death for rape and had heen allowed an appeal by the United States supreme court from the circuit court.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-29
THE ALCOHOL BILL.

Washington, May 2S.-The denatur- ized alcohol bill with the senate amendments was agreed to in the house today on the motion of MT. Payne the author of the bill. It now goes to the president for his signature.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-29

Little Red Riding Hood came m one
 day. Do you keep Doncfrio's Candyg- sad
 she. The clerk replied There are othsrs.
 you know, But this IS made where the Cactus
 qrow.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-29
WEATHER THoDAY.

Washington. May -S- - Forecast - day
Arizona republican., 1906-05-29

There's a man called "Donofrio," His name I'm sure you'll know,
 For he makes that famous Candy, Out where the Cactus" grow.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-29
Characteristics of The HANSON BUSINESS COLLEGE

Absolute ThorOughnesS. Minimum Expenses. Maximum Results. Modern Methods. Standard Systems. Competent Teachers. High Class of Students. Highest Standards for Graduation. Complete Preparation for Life.
 PHOENIX, ARIZONA.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-29
MURDERoUs BRoTHER-lN-LAw.

Wadesboro. N. C.. May 2S.-A mob or two hundred citizens last night IyncheI J. V. Johnson, accused of murdering his brother-in-Iaw.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-29

FOR SALE-A six-room new, mod ern brick dwelling on North Second avenue with bath, screen room, toilet, electric lights and gas. E. E. Pascoe, 110 North Center St.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-29

FOR SALE-Ten acres Of the finest soil. near Glendale. fenced with wire mesh fence; has a 3-roou plast=-rd house that cost S510; all goes for Stao Be quick and see Pascoe. 1I0 North Center street
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-03-16
Druggist Pixley yyas down
from the Ferry on busine ssS M on

Druggist Pixley vyas down
from the Ferry on busin ess ion-
day.
Finest tomatoes on the market:
Dainty brand at Nc auley III &
Dahl s..
Herbert LeWis, attorney from,
.StarkWeathe her attended to legal
matters IA the city Stature
Feed Mill Feed ground on
sTuesd days and Saturda lays. Rates
sonabl (. III. Reed. Sweet
water. RS Rs
repare to dye. We have dyes
ofsall colors for wool cotton, i
silk. feathers, eggs etc. easy ia
use. Ilodg kins on. Il
Met auley & Dahl exclusive
agents for the Dainty brand of
canned goods. othing on the
market equals them.
y t \ e 6 l:ea ostrnaster at
Start STA Y her and who lived
seven q eight years ge 4 ia n, this city,
n 7 as
AL. y Iantor1 general mana
ger ~ OF the q arm ers Grain COM
piaany was UP from Lakota Mon
Gay:
" m Is a sufe i ans geg some q Me- We
Gaaley 6 l1 ~ alsnes aI your S'cl
oMli l'flcs's before tney are az
oilss s.5.y.
Miss MaGde Stewart, who fol
several months was employed at
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-03-16
What \ i Experts S''ay
Olll Flour

E. fernandez head miller
for the Devils Lake Milling as
ISOLATION, last month sent a
sample of the -four made BY the
mill TO Rewards Flour Inspec-
ton and aking association at
Minnea Ills, Minn. the -four
sent to be baked tested, and re-
suits reported. The following
e sport was made.
Marks on sample: Patent. 4
Remarks On dough Vhite,
elastic and creamy. s
Remarks on loaf & Highest
STANDARD first patent. E
Color Maximum. 81
Over two dozen samples of
fiours from diff erent mills were
tested at this bak ling, and the
Devils Lake -four secured the
high honors Of the baking, being
Judged first. This indeed
speaks very highly of the flour
made here, and the jud cement
of the Minneapolis bakers is lip-
held BIZ all those who have used
the -four
Another sample was sent to 81
baking ex pert, Ingraharn,
MiEneapo lis. Ingrahan Isl
vice Presid lent of the MILFORD
NIanufa turing Company and the
fol lowing letter spea KS for itself:
AIinneapoI iis, M inn.
Feb %, 1906.
A. E. Jernande lei,
Devils Lake,
Dear Sir
We hav baked the flour
which Won sent III, and find it,
as very nice. The bread Isl
whittier and nicer every way than
that made from the city flour.
If it were not for the high
fFeig bic rate, we would have b
couple of So pound sacks sent ia ],
as nlg wife likes it very much.
better than any Of The city dosars
that We have used
Hoping tina the mill is rasla@
ming to your sat ction 4 am,
Respect rely yours,
IalgrahalEl.
sou have not tried d sack 03
q spts Patent, do SO " once
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-03-16
0ao ifsI laoaene on0 eH6noHol
CI In BRIEF
m0nonouen|,One Homo = PIP


81 ] n M 5rary as / 4 over from
sE l.'.l N day
II Mrs. Ed Nc Kee is i'll this
WeekzifWith lagrip e.
s. r. Sterret Of akota, looked
after business matters in the
city Tuesda a93y
rairie State, the best Iii cent
soifee on the mar et. P hone I'll
Nc Cauley 81 Dah ,53S
q. Saith the large naerS
chant Of Sstarkw eather, was i in
the city uesday
Fred Iaglu US, the elevator
man Of StarkWe ather, was in the
city a short time tuesday,.
j. u. Flynn, claim agent of
the Great Northern railway, was
il the city Monday Qn business.
r. Massure, banker, mer-
chant and pioneer resident Of
5StarkWeather, was ia the city
wv ednesday on business.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-03-16
Hotel For sale

Hotel ii the best location III
Devils Lake, opposite the rail
way y station. Office, parlors,
dining room, kitchen and 80 bed
rooms. Two full lots making
site 0feet BY lao feet. Good
income prop eTty. III
Will trade for q good half see
ton Of land il Ramsey county.
Henry Hale,
Devils Lake, q. ID.
AT office of John w. Maher.
Subscribe for the Inter- Ocean.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-03-16


Rev. Crimson of the Church Of
the Advent. is { giving instruction
for nfirrnation which will be
admin cred at this church BY
Right Rev Bishop Mann, after
Easter.
Dan w hitrlan returned Tues
day evening from d brief visit
with relatives III Minneapolis.
MRS. Whitman accompanied him
Las far ais Fargo, on the return
trip.
John McA flee of the John
Leslie Paper Comp Of Min.
|neapolis, calleu on friends and
customers, Nv ednesday and
Thursd day.
IN. B. FELTON, of Grand Forks,
was in the city ednesday on
business. having returned from
a trip west in The interest of
several banks In which he is in.
|terested.
The partnership between DE.
Henry Noel Ter and DR.. Thor
Moeiler has been dissolved, DE-.
Henry Noel Ter retains the Offices
I'm the Jacobson block. Tele-
phone Pa Reside nce nv
The %. b. s.. cordial III invites
fall the chill ren of the Masonic
| familie thirteen years of age
and under, to attend j social
given ali the Masonic hall next
Friday evening March 223. BY
|order Of commit tee.
August Raft; one of the civil
engineers 0f the Farmers rail-
way was I'M the city the early
part of the week and left to do
some iflg on the toWnsites
OF the North bern Inv estment COM
pally
b. NJ. Protlty one of the best
known men iii North Dakota.
formerly a resid lent of Grand
Forks, died sudd emily iii Mon
tana the latter part of the past
week routy had resided
u ST Paul for some time before
his death Ss
Black heads and the cure IA