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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-05

The flames Were controlled and cX- t;n2uishcd only after three hours of fhe hardest kind of worh One of tHa buildings which WAS threatened b} tAe fire was St. GresorEs hospital and for q time the onic as oG the ius.5- tuition mad tbais hands fa1 ia ca" ing for the excited patients und r tEeir charge
 The fire staIte0 fa a =four-story bHL.d. issz in Frankfort street, occupied 5E D'Soeo brothers. paper merchants, aa Immediately smea al to three four-story tenement houses adjoining. Ninety families who Were fighting the flames from four sides, q nozzle which had been carried 10 the top of the lalder broke from the grasp of six He nwho were holding it The hook which is used to support the hose on the lad der causht one of the men and cit q nasty gash on his arm and threw him to the ground.
 Another fireman was also knocked from the ladder and severely hurt before the water could be turned off. A falling hose struck another fireman and q hook tore great hole fn his side Tbree men We're taken to St. GabrieI's hospital They will re cover
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-05
Eagles on the
 New Court House

Ia..Gaysa.z2lts on the court house coas:G,s. Mr. De.lmon, who has tie eoa5saes #IeE tia and eo4@iee W9ra. s3Es Hz expects the seasfes To come
 !. mos ally time now. There are to b5 toar ot them, and there will oa 54e= O.. each of the four corners of =ae e.cet. co~ev just above the clock. T1es= 3;rIs Will measure about four feet acvoss-Win9s outstretched-aa Isran se so De things of beauty in Il cr0aa.e.9rarion ot the temple of jus. ciCe
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-05
ERE IN TENEMENTS
 IN NEW YORK CITY.
> lety Families Were Driven From
 Ta@.r t4on1es By Destroying Agent.

New ork. Oct. 5.-Niaety families w5re driven from their homes, three Hrenen were injured, property valued at o,0Qo was destroyed and surround ing property valued at millions was saf ously threatened by a fire which started ea:ly yesterday in the heart O. he athor district This spot is
 aladod by Frankfort. William, Gold
 d Spruce street. and is regarded as the center of the most dangerous fire zones in the c.ty.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-05
Big Sale at
 Inc Racket

In hi fsesa. at=the p9B8- Ia eIsacIsal store 6az=o1 tae real attla lions e tle cl.E 4s-= al this FfEe. 1IH. saa2HeGJ #aHsen. eHe ot tHe New Es represent #Fea of tae HauuTaet8seas. has entire cfia4se Of tfe sgacl5 a dgsiHg the sale. T#5. t5e Haesas s7are#of this citT, NIiel - IeeH a=a5 SaeoHd a*e- l.ga.
 IGe# #eEfzIa stock .. 230sis c. tlta well known f1n E being elozeI e6- a ereaG1 e..uced lrleas. Murray @H MoEade4 aIe the p@Ga9tatars.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-05

nominated for governor man whose tremendous and effective efforts for the advancement of Democratic prin- cipes has been the wonder of our mod ern political history. All that great wealth. great industry, ability, faith and courage could do in eNpounding sound political principles and exposing To the peoples gaze William Randolph Hearst. Democratic candidate for aoFernoa Of New. York, fs now doing. Ne congratulate the Democracy of New York upon it's wtsa selection of q ca zr. who Massachusetts desires to see elected
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-05
GLyCLONE iN
 NEW ORLEANS
Caused Less Of Property and Pfopably
 Less Of Life in the Cresoent City.

Tie .o.oWiss massa@e Has facelve5 91 the C. C Taylor Cotton company EEieay afternoon,
 CHe.oae struck New Gresus this moIa re. end while t coFeteI t path T eaiE about one hundred ,eat i. did ea4std dsrab.e aamas t9 9=a.=as.a.. De- Hql.ShGd h9bsez oIe aIt0I all eIzeI a3d ff 5H5b,E cause some loss of life.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-05
4 FOUND IN

WE'LL NEAR NC 9ft liala l.tor. Oct 5.-Whiie ir2 ~=# thi9 week en the cd ilasai z5Ver place. fifteen miIes th #e-f o5 5ht, city. s'H aad a"s-.a.e faa. z oa cod Va aaaH eHaas ep aa entirely new Ged e silerabll cast Of the present prove district. \ company NiIl alo. a,z da o.s 0..zea so Il to develop tha rHan erty.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-05
Not Satisfied.

With it's being just good, 1T must ba the best, in fit, finish and style. It is my constant aim to improve even upon our best efforts of the past. Eisenkramer the Tailor, above Citi- zens bank, Second avenue, corner of Pine street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-05
CHARGED WITH LARCENY
 OF BOAT S!LVERWARE.
4 Roustanout on the Eartn Arres;ea ;
 Here.

Lase Nlg.ee Officer J.la Moore arrest ed | negro reustabont on the Steam e Ha.5tn. On his person was found silver sp5en stolen from the Lee Steamboat lie. aad also | watch taae is supposed to haze been stolen. :. el.la4=e af cHaH-sAeatiae isa.so 1.ef'e1s .U; gail.-c The pr SOHeH.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-05
70 HoG,l0siei
 Sure fronf

Aach.tect and Contractor R. W. :.44e $ preparing to alter the front i tne June Ingram building occupleJ by Blaa4ers drug store The floor ~il be lowered and the front will be constructed to keep in line with the Pine Bluff of today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-05
HQTFEE OF NINETEEN.
 CHILDREN cEEG =! N. Y.
s.. ---.-5---.--..------ 

NeH E@s oar -Mts. Emma Ghas .@*.' vi. el-ar4. eaat.ios, lied at her Fh3lne iu Tuozal4Q4 yesterday. she fs zai4 b have hepa #ta# mother q1 the largest Ha@a. ia th.s state. hay, ta- had ..h.9' 5H chi 995n. Of th.s Ham3el a lvi Ms Chat-.os .a only ' yeas o'I fer eighteenth child sae na,af -Taa0dage Roosevelt Ghatio. Hea Q odesg end ts 24 and the youn2ese 3. She va native Of Hungary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-05
Y alln.es Company
 Improving Warehouse N

!. Ealmas company ts ma # f87 e34ses5t at is place s5 ines The Jts building is being .eafe5J 59 3 coa5 Of stone yes.~ oring
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-05
AT THE
 SKATING RINKS
4#atworth Anaazes Crowd at Bluff City, and Contests Entefta il at the
 Main.

Ore Of the largest czoWe.s of the skating season MS at ths Buff Gi'E Iinf Thursday Hssht and enjoyed the skating done by MT. Chic Walworth, Nha d:d what ha styles the fire act. h thIs act te has sixteen lights OH ahe f3of. and around and through T. I45ts ha sEated on his toes, and 5.U6o5a eve eight chains on skates zad=6d= some aea.'. marvellous aero bls:c .s,i.t1ts in at.s.it T t9 his grace tu sA., :2e
 Tn Gast attraction If the even iag Thursday, at the Main rink was the lady couple skating contest. The prizes for this event were awarded to Miss lola Phi,pot. anu Miss Mae Reese
 The second event. the half-mila race for boys under fourteen years oa age, Was won by Enest Whitslaw.
 There were eight entries in t54e eaca and it proved yerz a1aas ne 10 =see=tHs antics" Of tle 'itIe fellows
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-05
I' + 4' # r 's !. ss # # + f. .e + HOOKING BACKWARD" One Year Ago Today.

+ F0ur policemen 5e-. .s $' eauae citE scrip lla- ;!
 s' f2 99 per eeae Iel~ #tsz- t.5 < # that now. ;, # Clarence White eua #ja4s a. ;; # ElI.et b&a train iH Ii.4aa. j ib Home Insurance a-e4eA G5as :. * articles of ineorporae59u- :; 's' Police enforcing peddf=f- a5- 4 + dinaneo. j 9' Pine BIufr hopes Q fHdaea i
 f President Roc eyeit To visit ci.s. i T. But he doesn't !.
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+ + + t 4 + + l. l. + + f.
 HEST WE FORGET.' Coming Events Of the Week.

# Friday: #
 ;. District meeting of Woman's * ss Foreign Missionary society at < # First Methodist church ,!
 a Imperial-Juliet Pythians meet. s' + Womans Auxiliary EpiscopaD +
 s meets. <. * Saturday. *
 < The County Chairman at the * ss Elks. s. + Cotton Belt lodge, Brotherhood s. * Of Railway Carmen, meets. + + President Harvie Jordan of the 4. + Southern Cotton association F + speaks here. s' ss Union meeting of all Cotton +
 # Belt orders occurs ill Knights +
 + of Pythias hall. *
 s + + + + # + + < # < + F < 4
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SPLENDID SCORES MADE BY SHOOTERS IN PINE BLUFF GUN CLUB EVENTS
 THURSDAY.
Clements and imon Tie on Score of
 Forty-seven cut Of Posf?sibte

Quite numbeg of the shooters ill the shoot Of the Pine Bluff Gun club Thursday afternoonn. MT. Geo. Gle nets and W. P. Imon tied for first place honors, each getting forty.seye2 out of a possible fifty The following is complete list of scores made:
 Geo. Clements ....,..,.,.".=.#.., W. P Imon .....#,.,...........#.#. ...ie E. No:s : ; l J. H. Watkins ....;3s I. W. Matthews ,....=..=.#.=.t .s35 R. L. Ambrose ...=....=...#.#....#.=..# .#...553 ! H. Mann ..#..#...,# '}2 E1more Marsh .... ...=.=...=.=.=. = If. Mann .......#.#.#... ,55s J. W. Crawford .#.....#...#..., ...5s T. \. Drunmoaa .........#.. .#.#....;a R. F. Benton .=....-.=.#.. ,.5- P II. kilr0s' ...#.#.#..-.=. 's5- E. r, Williams ..#.#....#.....#.-....= .5. Fed FeX ....#.#....#,=... z- ". II. s .ssoA .=......=....#.. -' | |. Wells .,#.=.=..=.=.=... 2
 R. !. cHaf5ea ...=...-.=...-... .=.=.-.. 25 j (. Reeves .....=......#.=,.... ..=.=.. .i. Max Ii as5..la2.als .#..#.....=.#.. ..#...rit
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-07-06
A NEW RULING,
Look at Your Mail Before Leaving
the Postofiice. !.

The postotflce department has lately
promulgated a new rule applicable Il,
the opening of letters by mistake.
Heretofore anyone who took letter
out of the postoffice, not belonging t.,
them, and opened it, bad only to
write across the end of the letter
"opened by mistake" and return IL to
the postmaster. But from now on
this don't 20. The postofiice depart
ment has ruled that mail must be
looked over before taken from the
postotilce, and that any letter placed
in your box by mistake must be
returned before leaving the Office
under a penalty of 5000 fJr failure To
do SO. 1t will be well for everyone
to scrutinlze all mail carefully. A
mistake that will cost you 5000 is
pretty expensive, and one that few
people can afford to make.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-07-06
HHTMAN vs.. doOD|Nd.
Case Brought in State Su-
preme Court.
:
2 SENATOR'S FOR K0OTENAl.
That is Contention on the 1905
Apportipnment Act.

The matter Of ascertaining how
many representatives Kootenai coun-
ty shall have In the next legislature
y to be determined by legal proceed
ure begun in the supreme court last
week. The scc...on is entitled Charles
l.. Heitman versus Frank II. Goodinx
governor Of the state Of Idaho. The
supreme court Is asked to issue q
writ of mandamus ordering Governor
Gooding TO iseue his election pr0cla-
nation, to be made 40 days prior to
the November elections. upon the
legislative aEra:tionment act Of 9O5,
which provided that the territory
nov embraced within Kootenai coun.
ty should be entitled to two senators
and four representatives, which
would give Kootenai six members OF
the legislature instead OF four, one
senator and three representatives, as
provided by the apportionlnent or
1903. In the petition and AFFIDAVIT
forwarded TO the court, II Is alleged
that the county is entitled by law to
elect two senators, which is not re-
pugnant TO the constitutions, and four
members Of the lower house; that the
defendant as governor has announced
his intention To disregard the appor- :
tionment OF 1905 and base his procla-
nation upon the act OF 1903, which |,
plaintiff believes : To \. have been
repealed by the act of 1905.
The plaintiff is represen ted by At |
torney Edwin McBee and County
Attorney Ezra r. Whitla.
Mr.. Whitla left Rathdrum, Tues j
day, on his trip to Boise to argue the /
case In the supreme court where 1t
was TO come up for hearing July 5. /
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-07-06
HE RANG OUT LIBERTY.
The Grave NJ william Hurry Added
70 PatrtOttsm's Landmark.

Tne Grave NJ william Hurry Added
70 PatriOtism's Landmarks.
The grave Of the man who first rams
the Liberty bell has been found. Fo,
many years all trace had been lost q,
the bell ringer who obeyed the iniunc
ton lettered on the statehouse bell IN
Philadelphia, by ringing 1t vigorously
and 'proclaiming liberty throuchout
the land and to the inhabitants there.
Of"
1t was known to few historians in a
vague way that his name was William
Hurry and that he was man well ad.
vanced In years on that immortal day.
but the familiar poem, "The Liberty
bellman," with Its thrilling lines
"Ringr' he shouts. Ring. erandpai
Ring. oh. ring for libertyv'
Ana straightway at the signal
Inc old bellman lifts his hand
Ana sends the good news making
Iron music through the land.
had surrounded Hurry with legendary
atmosphere that maze many persons
regard him as a sort ~ myth.
: Antiquarians and historians had made
frequent searches for the body to prove
his reality. II nothing more. but these
were all In vain until recently the
graveyard Of the old Pine Street Pres
byterian church, Fourth and Pine
streets, Philadelphia, was discovered
to be the last resting place Of the "a
nous Revolutionary character.
Credit for this discovery goes to ia
cob Low, sexton of the church. When
Low came upon Hurry's grave the
headstone was sunk almost out OF
sight. Only two letters, "R" and .sY."
or the name Hurry were visible.
Lows curiosity was aroused. and. rails
ing the stone with careful precautions
against breaking it. he cleared 1t of the
moss and mold and was overtoyed IN
find that 1t marked the grave of tbs
Liberty bellman
An examination Of the stone shows
tnat at the time he rang the bell Hurry
was man OF f1fty-fye years. He was
born Oct. %, 1921.
Hurry's activity in the cause of free
fom did not stop with the ringing of
he old bell, now next to the original
traits OF the Declaration of Independ-
nee and the constitution of the United
states the most priced relic connected
With the birth of the nation. He volun.
eered for service in the Continental
rmy and served with distinction in a
lumber Of battles. His signature on
all for volunteers is still in possession
4 the old church
1t Is somewhat pathetic circum-
tance that Hurry did not live to see J
he complete triumph of the colonists |
yer Great BNtain He died In 1881. I
wo years before the surrender of |
,Ornwal1is Wa shin c+oy, po.%
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Suggestion. For Fireworks.

No matter how warm and wearied a
man may be a firecracker dropped
down his shirt collar will stimulate
him.
One of the latest -quips is to paint a
small bomb in imitation of golf ball
and let friend take whack at It.
One Of the most propitious places for
a 1recracker is fluffy hat, or, better
STILL the back hair.
One Of the capital diversions of an
evening entertainment is to fasten a
pinwheel to a lace curtain. touch
match to the fuse and see what the
fremen do.
Some may prefer plate glass win
dow for a skyrocket target. but the
best authorities agree that it Is seen at
It's best in crowded dining ROOM
Kew York Herald.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-07-06
THE FOURTH AT BAMBANG.


How They Celebrate independence
Day In the Philippines.
The Inhabitants of Nueva Ecija did
not neglect to celebrate the Fourth in
substantial way at Bambang, as the
following programme indicates, SAYS
Manila American of last July. The
fiesta almost rivaled that In the capi-
tai
The programme follows:
National salute at SUNRISE
a. m.-tirand military and civic parade.
Eleven thousand school children were In
line In class formation, followed by floats,
the band OF the town of Solana, the in
sular and provincial of1cials. the officials
and prominent citizens of Solana, the
band of Bagdad. off1cials and prominent
citizens of Bagdad. the Bambang band.
officials and prominent citizens of Bam-
bang and Dupax and then the general
public. A special feature of the parade
was a float representing a steamboat
with the full complement of officers and
crew, and another float with forty-five
Filipino girls representing forty five
states. There were American eagles, wild
lsorrotes, Ilongotes and Pulajanes dane
Ing war dances and other spectacular fea-
lures.
90. m.-Public speaking in the plaza
10 a. m. to Noon.-Formal guard mount
cy the .constabuary of the province. pa
trfotic songs by 100 school children, an
opera by the crew of the steamboat and
athletic sports, including foot race, DO
tato race. sack race, hurdle race and
three legged race
Noon,-Grand dinner to the general pub
ic This was an elaborate affair, five
deer. numerous wild hogs and one large
beef being served in barbecue style.
to p. m.-Bicycle and horse races.
Forty horses were entered for the '.anillo
De hero" and running races. The after
noon passed off with great enthusiasm,
tully as great as that which greeted the
mornings festivities.
p. m.-Grand ball at the presidencia.
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TICKET IN THE FIELD.
Prohibs Nominate Full List Of
State Offices.

OkdNS OlANCSs
The Prohibition party of Idaho
held very harmonious convention in
the auditorium of the Y. M. G. A.,
at Boise, June %. A full state ticket
was nominated, with Cyrus Luttrell
of Boise at the head. The full list
of nominations follows:
Governor-Cyrus Luttrell, Boise.
Lieut.. Governor-E. r. Headly,
Troy.
Sec. of State-Jas. T. Smith, Cald-
we'll.
State Treasurer-Wm. C. Stalker,
Caldwell.
Auditorium. ]. Talbot. Chesley.
Attorney General Writ McClain,
Boise.
Superintendent of Public Instruc-
tion-Cynthia A. Mann, Boise.
Mine spector-Charles V. Price,
Pine.
Congressman-Chas. A. Montan-
don, ST. Maries.
I. G. Hodgson of Coeur d'Alene
was chosen central committeeman
for Kootenai county.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-07-06
REPUBLICAN, COUNTY CONVENTION

| COUNIf CONVENTION
Pursuant to the authority and b
the direction of the Republican Coun
W Central Committee for the Count,
OF kootenai, State of Idaho, a Re
publican County Nominating Con
vention will convene at the City O
Coeur d'Alene, In the Comfy O.
kootenai. State of Idaho. on Tuesda,
The 24th day of July, A. D., 1906, a,
the hour Of one o'clock In the after
noon of said day, for the purpose Of
nominating Republican candidates
for the following offices, towit: One
State Senator, Five Members of the
Lower House of the Legislature,
Clerk of the District Court, Sheriff.
Assessor, Treasurer, Probate Judge,
County Attorney, Superintendent Of
Schools. Surveyor, Coroner, Three
County Commissioners. The said
Convention will also select twenty.
three delegates to represent Kootenal
County in the Republican State Con.
vention to be held at Pocatello, on
the lst day of August. 1906.
The various precincts of the County
are entitled to delegate representation
10 said County Convention as follows:
Athol, three delegates; Bonners
Ferry, six delegates; Bellgrove, one
delegate; Boundary, one delegate:
Bowlder, one delegate; Backtail, one
delegate; Occur d'Alene, sixteen dele
gates; Clarks Fork, two delegates:
Cocolalla, one delegate: CarIin Bay.
one delegate; Copeland, one delegate
Colburn, one delegate; Elmira, one
delegate; Emida, one delegate; Gran
lite, one delegate; Gamolln Lake, one
delegate; Harrison, eight delegates:
Hope, five delegates; Hauser, one
delegate; Kootenai, two delegates:
Lane, two delegates; Lake Creek, one
delegate: Lakeview, one delegate; La
clede, two delegates; Mission, two
delegates; Medimont, one delegates;
Mica Bay, one delegate; Newport, one
delegate; Naples, one delegate; North
side, one delegate; Priest Lake, one
delegate; Priest River, three dele
gates; Prairie, one delegate; Post
Falls. three delegates; Rathdrum,
Ten delegates; State Line, two dele
gates; Spirit Valley, one delegate;
Santa, one delegate; Standpoint, ten
Delegates; st. Maries, three delegates;
St. Joe, one delegate; Sanders, one
delegate; Valley, one delegate; Wren
zoe, one delegate; Wolf Lodge, one
delegate; West Branch, one delegate.
Dated and signed this the 18th day
If June, A. D., 1906.
CHAs. l.. HEITMAN,
Chairman Repu blcan Cen
trail Committee for Koot-
enai County, Idaho.
Attest:
R. c. EGBERs.
Secretary
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from out Of Payette have been in at
tendance and strong feeling OF
comradeship and good will have
characterized the whole proceedings
and' as many Of the veterans have
expressed themselves: 1.-The nine
teenth annual encampment or the d.
vision of Idaho, is one that we will
Always remember with pleasure.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-07-06
The Firecracker and the rorpedo.

The Firecracker and the Torpedo.
said jolly firecracker to a little plump
torpedo,
III you were patriotic you would wear
suit of red
And stand up in the window Just as
straight as we dor.
And this is what the smart torpedo
said:
II am Just as patriotic, though I wear no
scarlet jacket.
For I'm no such blooming little fire.
brand as YOU
Tomorrow you'll be learning. when you
hear the racket,
What little plump torpedo than can
do!'
,.ss.. - - New York Herald.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-07-06
Tailinss Case, Again.

The supreme court has reversed the
order of the district court Of Sho-
shone county 10 the case of Josiah
Hill vs.. the Standard and Mammoth
mining companies. Hill, the plain
tiff, brought suit foT $4,000 for the
damages caused by tailings deposited
10 the South Fork. The defendant
mining companies demurred to the
complaint, aud asked Judgment for
costs, which were granted by Judge
Morgan. The plaintiff appealed to
the supreme court and the remittur
Just received reverses Judge Morgau's
decision. A. G.. Kerns is attorney
for Hill, and G. w. Beale is attorney
for the defendant mining companies
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-04-04
STRIKE STILL
IN ABEYANCE
Associated Press ablegrams-After-
noon Report-)

(Assoeiated Press ablegrams-After-
noon Report-)
INDIANAPOLIS, April 3.-Some of
the coal operators have s;gned the
miners scale of wages but with the
understanding that there viii be no
action pending the result Of the nego-
tiations IN New York between the rep
resentatives of the miners and the op-
orators
HELP FOR TAHITI.
PARIS. April 3.-Forty thousand
dollars have been appropriated by the
government for the relief of the suf-
ferers in the recent hurricane that de-
vastated Tahiti and various other
islands in Oceania.
TROUBLE IN CHINA.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 3.--The
reported hostilities between Russian
and Chinese troops il Manehuria as
uneonfrmed but the relations with
China are very strained
TROOPS FOR sAdAR.
MANILA. ?. J.. April 3.-Two more
COMPANIES Of soldiers have arrived IN
Saular to aid IN suppressing the lnsur-
gents in that district.
FRANCE SATISFIED
PARIS. April 3.-The French Aoroc-
can delegates have been authorized TO
sign the protocol.
PALTINfoRE'S CRUISE
MANILA. 2. J., April 3.-The cruiser
Baltimore goes 10 Australia on
cruise.
ROYALTY IN FRANCE
NARSETLLES. France, Aprh 5--a
King Edward net Queen AIexandra
here today.
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self. stating what it was that was re-
QEired, and recommending Mr. Stack
able very highly for the mission upon
which it was proposed that he should
- sent II became necessary. of
course. TO get the consent or rather
the friendship of the planters to the
Stackabk MISSION and this was Sc
cured by committee of the Board of
Immigration. consisting of Messrs- ].
P. Cooke and Ae,ing governor Atkin-
son. That was on of the essential
preliTninaries.
Then. il became necessary to get
some kind of definite E,roI asition
from the planters which tEa spvoy
could make a basis for his work.. in
the field in Europe. This has been
secured, also at least in form SIffI-f
GENTLY definite to go upon. althoL9h
its preparation has required weeks of
work on the part OF the committee Of
the planters. headed by Mr.. Gffard-
With this assurance secured, and all
the plantations but one or two in line,
Q
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NOT
To OPERATE
RAILWAYS
Project Falls Short ON
the Republican
Victories.
ASSOCIATED Press cablegrams.)

CHICAGO, April 4. - The
proposition that the city take over
and operate the street railway
was defeated, lacking 10000 votes
of the number necessary to carry.
The Republicans elected ma
jority of the city councilrnen-
KANSAS CITY REPUBLICAN
KANSAS CITY, Missouri.
April 4.-The Republicans have
elected their Mayor by a najor-
ity of 1900.
MILWAUKEE, LIKEWISE.
MILWAUKEE,, Wisconsin.
April 4.-The Republicans elect
ed their Mayor by majority of
1000.
LITTLE DEMOCRATIC
VICTORY.
TACOMA, Wash, April A.
The Democrats elected their
Mayor by a majority of 200.