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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-04-29
ROOSEVELT SPECIAL
hEkRS DESTINATION
Firgt Hunt OF Atm River
Party Enjoyed the TIP
immensely

.,fale.ucE. S-l+2sn East A-ica, Ap-A
.t-Tn. s,..ciaI tran -.ast 90 AOa-
paae z 81 oelocS Yesterday a--
NOOK hearing TiaD4u-- Enossrss- e-
ti,r u..Irsue.re ~ .!s Jsarty 70 r.,e -a.ne..
uf sly Ai.-.d pesr- uss ne Ar -sr--
I,Eiisd IL ner- u t - rms morning
All Lns ln.uso.rs VI - 55a-Iy a-s w.
and RAJ t gpua .g.-. Tles a. ~
jpvlng E1s try i.l,le:.ss.y
.Ir. Rposet XII. + J Jarkson. a-:.s
gore-nor ot ms ;,rotsctorats. + +
Lewis and MAO. .&szr-:s ro.:- D: l.
Droad sea- ~a--acned 70 -na row ca-c..-
Of tns locorautf7s ron Mo-oba&a 81
"a, Is IA. .IacI-3np: luaC ( c.stGns- -
aoout 81 NILES II tlstto-s var IL
3lgnteG With tne .aJtArianes arg LII.
Eoosarsit was de-;9iv ~ presse1 = =
M marvellous scen@rs liz. u-salGst
1tss1 - MS F5ev
Eo was r-aca=a AZ u o'c3ock as
Iii 1T. altar v5iiia: tae jtartr t,i-1-9 y.
Iae ot.ls- passesgsrs u. ta4 s;,-c.al
tre.- Included ~ Staac1o.d local
superintendent n. tne railroad Inns
Mr Crurssrlaak rs :raAc u.aaag
x j Moisu. sec.=tai-5 II TIE ADMIN
l%stretor j II. WiisCa., : .le-ab-r OF
The legislative ccGI Gil 2ad p F Caa-
trgi.a,ns the ,sa,l;lger q. the Roosevelt
expedition.
Ijtl Plains station a. MIDDAY aod t...x
afternoon VIII 10 . the Pease ra1c.
il viii "a = seVrral days IA c:4rs.p BE-
fore going on 10 Nelrobi. At ta- ON
clusioa of tIs vislt with Sir Aired
Pease, M ReoseH IT frchapty uIg %
TO the Ju ia fancn AID re the ga-st
q George MaeMiIlaa. After this. u
VIII shoot boralo at Hugh Hea+Ie.s
hamid ranch, - niles from Nalrota.
on the Formal road.
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EX-SENATOR STEWART.
OF NEVADA, DEAD

Washington April 2s.-Forrne- tilted
States Senator WIn. 4. stewa-t. % Ne
vada. died At rhe Georgetown hospital
here today. following an operation. Tae
body Will he taken 10 Nevada S.cdav.
Sir. Stewart had been al the hospital
Stree March 80. On March 81 he under
went an operation, the nature ot wnicn
the physicians ave not made public.
About a week ago his condition became
worse and he sank steadily until this
morning when at .:Q5 o'clock he passed
away.
Mr.. Stewart vas 81 years old. He had
been n familiar figure liz this city dur
ing the better part Of the last half CEN
fury. For rs years altogether he rep
resented Nevada in the Senate.
Almost all OF the old residents of
Washington and many Of the new
knew Mr.. Stewart personally or by
sight, for his tall figure. topped With
wide soft hat and his long
white beard, and his complexion as
clear as a youths, were conspicuous
on the streets of the city.
Mr.. Stewart was the living incarna-
ton of Santa Claus and on this account
as we'll as his kindly disposition he app
pealed strongly to the imagination OF
children. Probably no more pictur-
esque or rugged character was ever
known to the Senate.
Except for the first campaign of
Bryan 1896. when the silver issue was
most prominent. Mr.. Stewart was a re-
publican. He took a prominent part.
however. in setting aside the force bill:
in 1892 and he never failed to cast his
vote In the interest of the white metal
regardless of his party.
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Missionary Writes Graphic DE-
scrlption Of Terrible condj-
tons Mhere MosIems IRE
Batcherlftg Christians.

GpsateDstfSspse. &sprss zs,-eJ s.efe vfas
q sfs:an pvsnseszS m saaasssssea as.f
murder isst sssgsst ri A.ha.sis. s.as.ss.-
panied by .s,sifx aab is~centiarsssfn
3lf4 gitDsss.c. ss.ssee is critical.
Atlssssa, As.sssie & nr.sss fyia Gpsssas4~
fisspp.s. Aprsl gs@'yGts EssS, E1esrfe.rt
&aass.s GipoDssa, Of Hartford Gonssr q
fs:.esspsssary 81 tins &sstrsG4sf Ssssse ~
foreign yassss1fsf. stationed mere sand at
fs.eBuss svas As eys ~sssasfras 81 tiae
s1;ssssf N tnffof fsiss Destruction ~ tsls
~s,1sstff ~ t.he sftsssstfsS pprEssf.K III
Yssfs ss ssslpeen ks,e frs xfhpsa.e sss,es
81 ths. st.rsss 81 ifsassas,eesss ~rissssf.s and
5ssfst.ssdssf5ssa
FIX nyasae gstay set N &staaaa sss4s TIER.
sasssAG assrissE sf.e 54=nf fsFr tisls ~ u
seSrip5f fn%aasSsfe VI Auueis,aas. tsts
tpces fsFfsr KssN,ssa in fise sjss.org ~ gs.e
district. Jts fighting staa otss-n assis.ss
aal ses.a ths apysynsffn. Ssss q opa
.ersSsN ~ ct.s4.4 ssA 9sss.tGers. Aaafs.
M tstsplsAs ~ tsfss province. sss aeep
tr.e s.1ffa t,s4sDs@,
Conditions hfssA Dfsssn ssksssts4es.aG Stf.
As,Ifls ksffst and there s,14s f,f,sss. safgisfseH
ity bsss Turks and Affneniar,s ow
tr'E ~ tbs political activity ~ ta.s hat
sA5 H,n1 shsdf pp*sn pppesasssaK Of affnS
sf4arty isast WeGassGay snprasinE,
~fsse i eas 10 ste market. i noticed
fkst tfse AarslTrhss,s were esDs,aE their
ahcpS sMiG IssYrytaf ~ ktsehr upgfs-s. Gn
AssaAsian ax.f q Iark RAD bssss xis.ea
during tkFe night ssf.d sSe ~ttsfsJasts ss,fe
gaasfsasa tAJpsEh their respective aUssf
feSs. the ssEfst ~ tbs 5saA it.f.afnsA
the fTsbaDttsarts ana cboHas 81 esid.e sas-
~ ~ gather 10 tbs ntfs,4ss assaaa with
et3s:ka. ax@s assd kssfYe.s s tes ,1sisss
Astanssas8n sshs3.sssDies. IN fiss center IT
THE COVERED market sa.g btHasI firigx
rsyolssrs isto tsse s6r, ~ 10 otc.pck III
fgtss fn1rkftreg tSa erpaG sas5 cs1vn s;ae
I,ytSnE cf sssppsH
Eemmandes 8 Ce~sr6,
tffShs MILITARY spspsasststaf ~ &s3sfaa
Has by s0y ssatIe fa tt,e ss,skXft @sen
tfN firing sso5strt.etieasd. He 5saI ~ tss
courage ~ esadssAyor ~ alspsrse Ills
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PARIS GOWNS WORTH
100000 STRUGGLED
TO U. S. EVERY YEAR

New York. April 2s-Further ines
LEGATION Of the systematic smuggling
OF Paris gowns into this port caused
the customs house officials 10 declare
that the syndicate has probably snug
gled IN 1000. 600 worth of goods each
year for the last 10 years, thus de-
fraudin9 the government out of 5000
600 annually IN customs duty.
Efforts TO avoid criminal prosecu-
ton and TO shield from publicity the
prominent society women Of New York
and Philadelphia. for whom the $780,
900 worth OF recently seized gowns
We're intended, resulted in the offer by
reputable attorneys representing anon
clients Of 1850, 900 to h govern
inent to drop the investigation.
The federal grand jury has the case
and II is intin1ated that the Identity of
tle stnugg!ers win be revealed.
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AMERICANS ARE
STILL IN DANGER

Beirut. April 2e.-The Armenian pop
ulation of Antioch and vicinity has been
practically wiped out in the massacres
of the last few days by fanatical Mos
Arrnenians, widows and orphans, still
in the district unable to get away.
There is no security anywhere in tho
vicinity of Antioch.
tinues critical. Beilen is still holding
out against the tribesmen that sur
round it. Beirut IS quiet as Vet. but
there is great tension between the
Christian and Moslem populations.
Troops are arriving here and the au-
FOR the preservation of order. Many
people are eaving Beirut for the Lee
banon.
All Villages in Ruins.
A~lexandre,ta. April 26.-Fugitives
who arrived yesterday relate that all
in the Alexandretta district are being
destroyed. Nearly every Armenian
dwelling has been burned and the Ar
menians surviving are lying in the
open, half starved and in great fear,
especially OF Friday and Sunday.
The village of Biclan, a short dis
tance south OF A~lexandretta is holding
out with difficulty agains, the nomad
tribesInen.
The British warship which sailed to
relieve Durtyul. an Armenian village
on the coast. returned to A~lexandretta
today without having accomplished
anything. The commander Of the ves-
sci applied TO the governor of the dis
trtct for permission to land a relief
party but he was refused. Two more
British warships are expected here
shortly.
Situation at Tarsus.
Tarsus, Asiatic Turkey. Apl. 2e.-The
riotins that originated at Adana broke
out here April 16. A few Armenians
We're killed. The whole Armenian quar-
ter was burned and the churches were
sacked. More than 1000 refugees are
still gathered in the yard Of the Ameri-
can college. Their condition is pitiable.
The missionaries at Tarsus are safe
but they are still a%pprehensive for the
refugees. Massacres are raging TODAY
In the n~eighboring Armenian villages
and instant relief is needed.
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BREWERS REQUEST
CONTROL BY STATE

Madison. Wis. April es.-The most radi-
cal bill affecting the liquor interests eve:
proposed in Wisconsin has been introduced
in the legislature by the liquor interests
themselves, through the Wisconsin and
Upper Peninsula of Michigan Brow.rs'
association. OF which nearly every import
ant brewery in Wisconsin and upper
Michigan is j member
The bill proposes strict regulation Of all
saloons in the state by a state commits
sion, which will operate under laws maxi
ing it useless for the s~aloonkeeper OF the
liquor interests to interfere in local poll
tics. The bill will force an absolute clean
ing up OF the saloon business Of the state.
the eradication of dives. disorderly places
and lawbreaklng saloons. 1t will remove
from the liquor interests all incentive 70
mix in politics.
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THANKS FOR KIDDING
US OF CASTRO"-GOMEZ

Paris, April zs.-Jbe correspondent
Of IN. Journal, at csracas, has cAbIed
from W11lsnstad, curacao, an inter
view with President Gomez. Of Vene-
Euela, The president described ciprt-
u castro As IN evil genius Of VEN
ezuHls, "Vsnezuela should be grateful
10 the powers" b president conttn-
usd, Tor not r~onf0undinE the country
With that iH-omensd man"
President Gomez then said the d IL.
Of the new administration would be ~
Mcclure peace n security In foreign
relations. Furthermore, The powers
would be asked to designate experts 10
examine and rapport -" the pOssibiiitiex
Of Venezuelan developments.
Port Of Spain, Trinidad, April %
President Gomez has turned over the
presidency OF Venezuela temporarily 10
Vic. President Ve!uttni. and has Kon.
10 Msracay for a brief sO1Ourn.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-04-29
pARDOkS GnkTED
IN GOiBEL CASE
But Ex-Governor Taylor De-
cLres Es Never VIII Returp
TO Old Kentucky

F~InsforT. KY. aprii gd-1ovs-nns
Whom cisar.G rms E~ataucSy onu-r
rec1ds 81 al cr.arsee giving OUT ~
ne nnurder, IL Janpary. 1850. Of fss:n-
ator@5i4iam Gosr's.!, VINO var dsc:aret.
% aprs ossI ':isctsc gpV-1tpT ezcsps
p'sLrsasss IL tfts ai,sssu aotspiracse ~
granAfls Jsatdpns bsfors .rIt 10 former
5oveapr ". 3 Taylor sslu former
asarSry 81 f,tsts EissrEes Fiui.-t WHO
narsD'".f tug!tie-s il the sate OF In
1lsfE tur fli,s yearH TO Juar lovere
:,sptesf % Eaieb bonsra, wt.u Is be-
iispe 70 oe IN Honduras "a Holland
W J. LouisY3ie and Zaen a-..ie- NJ
n.f.e county rtdsr Indictment. Snd
enDii.t not f.se from rue stats
. f6. ov,r whom Indictments are
~ .anT5ng are Wharton Gol6en ~
Gnos eppGt1 nov kn Colorado frank
es-'e9 % befe unt unw / railroad
a.-tsacfrt - 81. L.ouis and ~ II Goui~
ton ~ ouslsy opufy eaio 70 l.ass
fis.1an ms wcat q feW month"; ago.
fi,ea casss, WITH tbs JossiDis eace,-
ton Z Cecil. wili ". cisuaisssd. ieav3ng
Eenr r Yontaey. nov ssr7.ing t lis
ss:fste.c, w rne p-e'iitsnriary. lii. only
c.rsG to sprer .or ms aiding Of ut
Csfs.pa
Aeierattns the oailef rs Expressed
ho:s,e ;:rp.Itas ago, when ~ GRANTEE
ua.Loss . fa!eo ppws.rr and Ja.nes Y
}Ioe4d, mt no one but Youtsey had
,a-t j TINS murder, and that II uas not
. coEsutracy Governor Wilson says
tnet i. believes It q "sacred duty which
] tmut no longer delay 20 larry this
oeiief 1nto srsrt"
1t s1tsnting cieEisucg ID tins TAYLOR
cent he governor said
"Gosrnoy Taylor experience nas
bssn r'ns ~ the sadd.st n the history
u taecornrnonwealtn- IL 1879 ne was
eiecta governor and was fulfilling tbs
dutlesfafznfSlily when ttiis tragedy and
tbs st.rI;l Of feeling following II ruined
The cowaing glory Of . usefu: ne,
oFsrtEew the slected state 8
.nsnt and put in peril tbs safety Of the
peops"
Indianapolis. Ind. April 24-Mr.
stated hat Is would never re
turn 20 kentucky to make his home.
has established & law practice IN
Jndtaka polls aud :.as made business
connexions here that are permanent.
y tavs no Immediate plans to return
70 Eeltucky sven for Il visit" he said.
Btniey Mil soon ,eturn to Ken
.uckyto visit his aged parents at Will
lanlsb3rg
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BABcOck sUCcUMBs
AFTER LONG ILLNESS

WaslbJBt1g. April S-~FoyTaer Keep
S~esAyAattyH JcAARb w lsabepck, nj viz
NsofstG, for ~ yHsgs a member Of the
lower hppGe NJ congress and tor tlapy
yeaTs ai,s3rgsap NJ this national con-
gr~ssstopsi COMMITTEES, died hsre at Ms
bone ~ 3:4t ~ ~. He VIA 81 years
nd
n complication of liver end kidney
troubles. Mr.. EsbGoeh BAs known
principally Tor the yeos1AB work which
ta performed Tar the election ri repub~
Hear n~pDETeSSDnGp ~ chairman of ttie
Fepub1teaU eopkTeXxtGnsl committee.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-04-29
FATAL ELECTION FIGHT.
PlKEv1LLE, PIKE COUNTY

Lexington, KY, April 2s.-In the gen
eral night AT Pikeville, over 4 primary
election In the mountstns Of Pike coun-
~. Anthony Taylor. a republican
worker. WAS shot three times and in
stantly killed, and three other men
were u so severely II Is believed
they will die. Several arrests were
made.
John Abner was placed on trial at
Jackson. I3reathttt county. this after
noon for the murder OF James Cock
ril during the f"ud troublcs In 1892.
This 10 the last murder triDl growing
out OF the BreAthitt murders. John
Smith. IA year aEO. confessed that Alb
ner helped him and Curt Jett Kill Cock.
rill.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-04-29
FOUR LOSE LIVES IN
TOPEKA HOTEL FIRE

Topeka. Kan, April 2s.-Four persons
lost their lives and three others were
s,royed the Central hotel here early to-
day. The hotel, which was a two-story
brick structure, ~as situated on Kan
.as avenue between Fifth and Sixth
streets in the business district.
The dead:
JOHN W. ERICKSON, Clay center.
Kan. county clerk.
l.. r. sTHATTON, Polk county, Mis-
souri,. dishwAsher in hotel.
BENJAMIN sIPPY. Belle PLANE.
WALTER sIPPY, Topeka, chemist
for Santa Fe railroad.
The injured:
e. w. Brown. Kansas City, travelling
salesman. Jumping from window.
Miss Nina kost. Topeka. hands
Walter n Benjamin Sippy were
brothers. sons Of a Belle PLANE physi-
clan. Walter was employed in To-
pekA by the Santa Fe Railway com
pany az a chemist. Benjamin, who was
a student at the state university. had
come TO Topeka Friday afternoon to
visit his brother. Walker Sfppy had no
room TO accommodate his visitor at
his boarding house. and they went to
the hotel. Walter died in his room
from suHocattOn. and Benjamin was
burned to death while trying to escape
through the hallway.
J. w. Erickson. formerly was county
clerk of Cha county, ansas He was
IN Topeka attending q Christian En-
deavOr convention.
The fire started at 4 o'clock, evidently
from crossed electric light wires. in a
small balcony in the dining room on
the first floor. The flames spread rap
idly and the rooms on the second noor
were VOC flied with smoke. When the
firemen arrived 1t was impossible to
save the building and they paid their
attention principally to protecting sur
rounding property.
The rooms on tho second foor were
small and those OF one side Of the
building where the -four men lost their
lives. nave no windows. while the hall
way WAS narrow and dark. Three
nmothered 70 death in their rooms, APP
parcntly having made no attempt to
reach the hallway. A fourth had cs-
capped from his room and made his way
down the hallwa.'. but was unable to
get farther THAI Tho stair landing.
where his charred body was found.
The Second Fire.
Today's Are was the second serious
months. On January IA. the Copeland,
q famous stopping place for politicians,
was destroyed. The Copeland ut that
time was filled with prominent persons
from all parts OF the state attendant
upon the legislature. Isaac Lambert.
OF Emporia, a we'll known railway at
torney and politician. lost his life, and
20 persons were injured. There Were
many sensational escapes, several OF
the guests jumping from the upper win
dows.
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GRAFT IS UNCOVERED
IN cHlcAGO'S AFFAIRS

Chicago, April H.=~stAte,s Attorney
WAyHan's graft Investigation, II was
Fap0Tfsd today, has npesrtIled q scan-
dst having u do with the leasing M the
temporary city tiaJl. This building IL
situated In Randolph street, and IL be
tHg Used under a two and u naIt year
lessee while Il nav sdirea js being CON
tstslJGtad.
~ u alleged that the city IL paying =
rst,tAl NJ eSs,000 a year, despite the fact
that the same building was offered 70
private nrms and individuals for one
Stitrd ~ TINT amount, II ts declared
shat tbs estate wtiGi, owns ths build
M, WaymGn, II is reported, has been
visited ny ~AssDeist4s ~ the principals
involved, Urging him 10 drop the inyes-
ttxHtt0D.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-04-29
cARUSO SAYS A REST
MILL RESTORE VOICE

JH,naDn, Agrfi Is j1ue5t1 Garage IL
eAEry VITA ttis hess York Sapsfs Is
4*tabc tbs sa4tsslefst that he 3sssd rh4.u-
n1as3ssa N h5.e t3lfrat ssas sabsed 10 t5gis
ft4e, saed On ttM ayT1yai ~ the xtAaaa-
Nl9p NaJJsNc wAs Mef 1T 1Iyerprroi NY
- sxseJet VI rsppsterx. " syftefD he e,a-
VtsaAleaiIy declared that there was
tI1tbt1aE tJiT ypaf.ep with i1fs yoieN, tbat
the FeBt wIaeii hs @ss soinx ~ tske
would Ert Hspre.
'D35ls Iaext tiyae slsat spy American
sabsr .ays that 1,aYe lost " injured
my ystHx,s' sadd t~tar9so, n vii rug st
W Hbei~Je jne Eatiaae IN process. ii
~ tgbodyss business OUTSIDE M roy oHn
whether ! sirk With ny y.des " With
fgteky;
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FIRE UNDER FLORIDA.
THE NEW BATTLESHIP

New York, April 29.-sone excite
mept was created in the New York
yard In Brooklyn today when IRE
WAS discovered under the bows OF the
splendid new battieship Florida. which
II under construction there. Inv@sti-
cation showed that the ways had
caught fre, probably from n hot rivet
dropped by u Of tle wOrkmen. Ths
damage WHa trtfinE,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-04-29
ENGINEER.
IN AMERICA DIES

Dies Moines. la. April 28.~-Mnthew
T1ncycke. the oldest locomotive ensI-
neer in America In point OF continuous
service, died nj Valley Junction. Ia, to-
day At the ~ of Is. He has worked
for b years, the last 20 OF which was
upon tho Rock Island railway. He
claimed 10 have driven the first loco
motive In America. He began work In
1888 at Baltimore.
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o,RL SHOOTS AND
KILLS HER LOVER

Nashville, Tenn, April 2p.,-Issaa n.
Morse, n young business man, was shot
and almost instantly killed here to-
day by aertruda Douglas, The young
woman ase1 pad, hut was arrested an
h1uy later.
MtHs I)DuHlHs said.
IKE Morse has ruined me. and he
has been going With me FOR the last
few years, He could not throw me
over and 1--we"
There ware no witnesses to the
tragedy,
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BABY WEIGHING THREE
POUNDS IN INCUBATOR

salina. Kan. April 6.-Mrs. Carl Mel
son. of this city. became the mother of a
boy baby weighing three pounds. Physi-
clans were with Mrs. Nelson since last
Thursday evening constantly. and when
the baby arrived 1t vas apparently dead.
Later there were signs OF life. A poultry
incubator was secured and the child
placed in 1t. 1t revived and is now doing
Well. The physicians declare that It will
be necessary to use the incubator for
sbout eight weeks.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-04-29
zuLus GET

Oxford, Pa, April 26-Livingston
Nitham hzimba and Simon Tamba
among the 10 members of the gradual
ing class in the theological department
OF Lincoln university. Simon William
N%jikelana, another South African, also
Was u
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JURY is SECURED
IN HAMS CASE

Flushing n, y, April W.~T1,e
1ta3ps Jury "ss completed this after
moon.
FnshinE, ~. ~ April @-Whes
court convened today for tbs trial ~
Captain Peter q, Mains, IT., II WA *
Heeted tbat the Jury would be secured
during the dry,
Peter q, Hams, III, son nj the espe
tain, who has not seen his father since
the captains arrest, ID o on his way
~ New YORK, and II IL reported that
he Dlsy ~ called ~ n witness far HIS
father Mr., Claudio Il, Hams was
said 70 ~ IN New York waiting TO he
called NJ 4 wttBess.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-04-29
ABDUL HAND Is
Dfp0sED; BROTHER
RULES AS SULTAN
Il NEW suLEe.

I'd efsetnn.a9 Eeett<sa, sffeneG. has
Dys6 psaft3csliy q prisoner Tor Is
ysafs ~ tbs larEr pasane asis gar
ds.fts not far from the Yt!13z Kiosk
Je IL Efsy haired and net very
eirp,sY j3s II u years ~ aEs
ssti nefl sdoeate5. although Ansx-
Dts-!esiced IN the affaiss Of tt4e
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F,Rx ExclTEMENT KILLS GOV.

New York, April 29.-Oliver Laken's
attempt to get his 4-year-oid son, Oh
ivsr, jr,, out OF the burning building
was successful. but when the MnxtOus
father reached the street with his bur
den he discovered that the boy Was
dead,
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PROFESSOR AND
STUDENTS FOR RABIES

Bloomington, Ind. April 2s-on ex-
animation of the brain OF Il dog that
died in convulsions a few days ago.
the medical department of Indiana uni
versity announced today that the ami
had rabies and IL students and
Professor Charles Haseman will 20 at
once to take Pasteur treatment under
the supervision of Il physician that has
bscn called from indianapolis.
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NIAGARA ICE JAM BROKEN.

Lewiston. n. Y. April 26-Blastins
with dynamite to clear the channel of
the lower stretch of Niagara from ice
was resumed today. The first charge
Of 200 pounds started several small ice
bergs moving OF into the lake. During
yesterday afternoon and evening the
general ice level of the river dropped
fully II feet II the foe Is gradually
disintegrating.
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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo,-The suits
of the attorney general OF Missouri
against the International Harvester
company and the alleged lumber CON-
btne for violation OF tho antt-truAt laws,
have been continued 20 the October
term,
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NINE PEOPLE KILLED
At THEIR DKVOTIONs

l1Aaitd, April ss.--JThe roof ~ the
0atlAeAral NJ Tories. In I.uso province.
DOllspeedg while mass WA being esls-
Neated inside the building, Nine per-
SONS were ktlisd and ~ were wounded.
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WARRINGTON, u, C.--Elwood G.
ittu1llss, lor = yssss : lawyer, or SEAT .rs J.
m aill0lnlMeDt 70 the newly created
federal Judssshtp IN washington state.
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GEN. WOOD TO Be
HEAD OF THE ARMY
General Bel VIII Be- Trans.
ferred 10 Philippines IL the
Near Future.

Washington April 2G.-Ieeonard
Wnud is aDptlt 20 sueceec Aias Cen
Es.ll al army stni@1 81 gtsTt. Tns ;stts-
II IL u. TRANSFORMED 10 IN. Philippines