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two weeks' trip in Arizona and the
Southwest.
Dr.. 8. J. Neill. tweny-eight. dent
ist. of Basin. Wyo., committed suicide
by shooting. -.
The girls dormitory at Yankton, 8.
D., college burned. All the girls es-
capped. The loss IL $4,000.
Special services were held In many
churches In commemoration Of Good
Friday, the anniversary Of the cruel
fixion OF Christ. Ii
Delaney H. Louderback, million
aire associate of Charles T. Yerkes in
developing traction lines. died at his
home In Chicago. t
Sterling 8. Burtin. formerly . police
reporter on newspaper. was elected
chief Of police of Cedar Rapids. Ia.
by the city council. ~
The state OF, Minnesota has re-
ceived 3ss,63S as the Inheritance tax
on the estate Of the late Charles @.
Gates of Minneapolis.
An estate OF 81, SOC. 900 il disposed Of
in the will OF Byron l. Smith. presi-
dent of the Northern Trust Company.
who died in Chicago several weekn
ago. - 4;
T. e. r. Booth, foreman Of : ranch
/. near Phoenix. Was shot and killed W
Or. L e. wiggins, physician Of Shell.
by caunty. Tex. DR.. Wissias sur
rsndered himself to the sheriff.
/, Governor Ammons Of Colorado and
0ovsrnor Mcdonald Of New Mexico
win start on . .sociability automobile
tour May 4 through Colorado, Texas.
Oklahoma. New Mexico and Kansas.
Winter came back to the Texas pam
handle on the sth with y temperature
oe 10 degrees above zero. All the
mutt In that sectieu.' Il y believed.
~ been killed. ninch, A. snow fell.
Progressive leaders Of Iowa sue
essded IN bringing out candidates for
pea6aicaiiy Ssesy Stnts totftcs and for
Y nm nher, ,pf nonnn seeionsl and -capprs
= 4f1tss>af : 6lkAs c6nfsIehcs st.Des
I I ,;s, Ofi ths dxy Vkich Chrfstendotn has
- apsst to comune1norAte the cruci-
fixIon, Jeremiah Allen atrodo up the
aailows steps ct Ban Quentin. Calf.
md paid with hin life f6r the murder
al his vie on Chrfitmas Eve. 1872.
Although cloae TO five million sheep
win be shsared IN Wyoming during
&As next three months. the Btate Board
a Child and Animal Protection pro-
poses that the handling Of evOry one
~ them shall be under the direct su-
pesintendsncy Of . humane agent.
Nrs. Luelia West brought suit
swrsnst fsovernor Hodraa for $3.50
4 damAgea for injuries alleged to have
been inflicted by the governor In his
office In Topeka. Kan, during scuf-
ne over the possession Of some pa
psrs rsiating to paroling q man from
prison.
Frederick Weyerhneuser, the mil
lionaire .lumberman. was buried at
Rock Island. H.. In Chippianock ceme-
,tery beside his wife. The funerel serv.
ices. according to the rites Of the Pres
byterian church. were held at the
home Of Weyerhaeuser's daughter.
( Mrs. 8, 3. Davis, \
The situation in the Trans-Mississip-
Z pi Irrigation Conference at the Capt.
tol In Denver was the charge made by
former State Senator Dolph q. Car
penter that Arthur p. Davis, chief en-
( gineer Of the United States reclama-
tion service. had attacked and tied up
the biggest Irrigation jobNn Colorado.
maliciouslyt and with evidence he had
mot tried to substantiate. s,