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Show NEWS SUMMARY. ASSSSi..J)) Is Friend 6f Mariners fig GRASS CREEK COAL Of IHE EMPEROR! LAST HOPE ! Rear Admiral Robe I) lAans has elected the new Main, a- - hi- - flagship RUSSIAN SUCCESS IS NOW CEN d 1ERED UPON ROJESTENSKY winds ai. (i- m.i High much il.ir tr- T .?TjT.'7'TaTir twctve pt Hip in, r Hu 'rjuadro-- i is Expt to Defeat Five n.t u lo-- t it r ,.i - i. i Ac'mrai Tcv-- and Thus Break Kn-rau-e- AT tis I ! ! i - n.dke tile floors to s to lan, ami- - m rub, the GRASS CREEK MINES vv at k. Mu re Long CUom o' Defeat i uty to do This lamp in thu tow. it is more difficult to cat-- tor th . "I h ' fre-,.- ii ii t. him a i .i t t,.i It need not ,i fumil) of childien rt VV.i- -l ii i it un i wound more than once in live hou; Kixsev.p h a vi(,ition rip Is hci i fit ii in v Ret with, a hone iri w oh she never ut I wind it every thre hours so . In ninet that the iffurt-l'- i hears" Mu sound of the poatmank to take no chances. ersburg as tvhb-ncdraw Russia and Japan into peace whistle, a nouse in wheh she Is abse .'ears that light has never disapom luu-lhafti from the intrusion of sewd sailors who have (Upended upo negotiations have conn- to grief for Isiok canvas, machine and agents ing Every night I watch It until sports on Memorial day anil Mm gov the moment No definite explanation ers. and where it is impossible far oclock. Then. If all is well. I g ernor will sign li (if exactly what happened Is fortheom callers to drop in at inopportune mo- to bed. leaving my assistant r Edna Wallace Hopper, the artrchx Ing, but the general Impression l.s that menta; a house where dust never charge. has soa hi'r first victory in the fight Japan eilher declined to treat upon the settles on the furniture, where thei for a share In the millions of the lam Russian bast or demanded a direct are ruo wooden stairs or fixture to Like a Champagne Bottle. avowal that there was a pacific dlspo ratch fire, ami where none of th Everything arpund the house wa-- s Alexander Dunsmulr, her stepfather windows ran be called either "fronF spick and span as ona man-o- f war kltlon At of rate the advocates any Ten boys of Harvey, a suburb of Chia continuation of the war seems se- or back." although there are plenty To get an Idea of the rooms imagin cago, have confessed to the robbery vou are In a champagne bottle' that cure of (heir position and everything of eighteen stores, three churches toward the top. The kllcher tapers Indicates that the hope of an immeand dining room, on the main floor. Is (wo school houses and a railroad its diate change of fortune is staked on - the largest. Lockers for clothes and tlon. Vice Admiral RoJestvensky, whose closets for china are fitted into the Tha Wisconsin legislature has sides of the Iron cone very much as squadron, according to the best Inforpassed an bill, which mation Is nowTirtiially on Its way to they are aboard ship. A large range absolutely prohibits the sale- - or man- meet the Japanese furnishes heat for the entire house. The admiralty Is or cigarette ufacture of cigarette A sewing machine and a phonograph greatly encouraged by thu prospects "all the comforts of & flat. papers. Suggest that RoJestvensky will he able to deThe former Mrs. Walker resorts to Three men were killed outright and feat Admiral Togo owing to the splen when she Is tired of reading In the another so badly Injured that he died did reporty which have Just arrived winter nights. The latter ts for long a few hours later, by an explosion at bere-rro- m RoJestvensky, dated from the benefit of her son and daughter, the Schaghtlcokei. powder mills near the Island of Madagascar, recounting who get fidgety once In a while for In detail the condition of the ships Troy, N. Y. and personnel and the results of the of them. But these are only a few the sound of a human voice, and a Senator Richard W, Morgan will be target practice of the squadron and of the peculiar features of the hoots comic song or joke from a brass funtried before the bar of the Colorado of the maneuvers in which the war of Mrs. Kate Walker, the chatelaiat nel Is more comforting than none at all. senate on charges growing out of tha ships have been drilling for three of Robblns Reef i Of course, there is Mamie. When months There are a number of women wha bribery investigation of the Joint conMamie was a little girl she was her draw salaries from the United 8tati vention of the legislature DEMOCRATS CARRY CHICAGO. mothers constant companion on the as assistant llghthouat government One thousand carriage worker In light." You can see the dolls she A Political Tornado Seem to Have keejaTs. where their husbands, song used to play with scattered around 120 shops of Chicago struck Saturday or some other relatives In are charge. Struck the Wind y City. place now. But as she grew up in retaliation for the alleged locking But Mrw Walker is said to be th thewas A political tornado on It over necessary for her to go to Tuesday out of union men on their refusal to only woman on the Atlantic coast b school. To row to and from the light whelmed one most of the ruggedly tween Maine and Florida who Is tb bouse to Staten sign Individual agreements. Island every day was Inci head lighlkeeper, while the man who unique lenders in the country A great landslide ocurred at Sem-lln- , out of the question, so Mamie boards the Republican party met de- helps her (her son) Is an assistant on dentally the mainland, and goes out to see Hungarla. A squadron of soldiers tent In a mrtnorable effort to capture It is nineteen years since Mrs, Walk9 her mother on Sundays and holidays. who went to the rescue of a burled wo- the went to Robhins Reef light as may oi alt v of Chicago As a dlree Besides, Mamie is 17 years old and man suffered severely, eight of their result the city Is officially committed bride. She has not left it since ey comely. There are dances and things, number being killed and nineteen In- to the eept for a few hours at a time. She and in the winter policy of the quickest possible nights even the virtually went to "the reef on h jured. most ardent wooer would think twice cessation of private franchises for puband she never fell Into honeymoon, Mrs. Trank Rohe, aged 62 years, lic utilities Municipal ownership Is the habit of asking for leave of aV before venturing three miles amid was criminally assaulted by a negro In specially floating ice In a rowboat. So Mrs. threatening street car lines sence. j Walker sighs and smiles as sbe goes her home In Johnstown, Pa. Her con- valued high up In the millions. Mrs. Walker Is a stolid, up the Iron ladder to the landition Is serious.. Posses are after the After winning successively four reobservant woman of the North tern when she thinks of light the good time negro, end be will he lynched it markable biennial fights of Independ- German type, with shrewd gray eyes, Mamie la having ashore. ' ents against the regular Republican hair that la tIII untouched by the Wight Jake, as everybody who knows him t of time, and a complexion m A resolution demanding the nnlon of party organization of Chicago, John tint She apetds ruddy aa a aea Crete with Qseece wsa passed at a Maynard Harlan, aon of Associate Jus- about aa much captains. on time terrace the tice Harlan of the supreme court of outside of her house aa aasa meeting of 4,000 Cretlane In Ath- th United she does Inwaa a loser as ReStates, ena. The Cretlans afterwards parad-js- d publican candidate for .mayor. The doors, even when the wind blows ahd the streets carrying Bags and shout- defeat la attributed to an extraor- the salt spray compels her to ddh an n ' dinary whirl of causes, starting with jacket and a souwester. ",In ing for tliT union. political revenge and taking In a wide the good old summer time, when tiia A workmens organization, the weep, embracing the most terrace Is sheltered by an awning and which at two meetings socialism as a factor. The victor Is dotted with tables and balcony chairs, - demanded the convocation of a conJudge Edward E. Dunne, Democrat. U ls.a very Inviting place. stituents assembly and liberty of Mrs. Walker serves tea there when ROOSEVELT AT LOUISVILLE. the bay Is smooth enough for her speech, press and conscience, has been dissolved by the police In Mos- Genuine Southern Welcome (Extend- friends to go out In rowboats to see her. In the winter, when the water ed to the Chief Executive. cow. Is rough and the lighthouse Is eur. In the shadow of a magnificent rounded with Because of historical associations, floating Ice half the e members of the Mormon church hrouzc stalue of Thoma Jefferson, time, Mrs. Walker is virtually a herhare purchased for 14,000 the old Jail just In front of the architecturally mit. But In summer she Is as merry at Carthage, Ills., where the first pleasing court house tu Ixmisville. as they make em." to borrow an exfrom the Tompklnevllle boatprophet and the founder of the faith Ky , President Roosevelt on Tuesday. pression who man towed a reporter for the met a tragic death at the hands of a In something less than fifteen minutes, New York Times out there one day a delivered notable address to a crowd last week mob. Senators who called on President that extended .for two blocks on the r, calls him, son and assistant Roosevelt laat week to consult with east and west sides of the speaker s Important Lighthouse Point. s also spends much of his time To apeak by the card, the Robblna him as to the probable time for the Stand, which Jammed intersecting and overran the broad lawns Reef light house Is a conical Iron tow- ashore. He is postman, marketman reassembling of congress, were In- which feet high, built on a cir- and general courier. The weather skirt the square. Not more than er, forty-siformed that it was likely that a speIts official location, must be bad, Indeed, to keep Jake stone cular pier of those who saw the prest cial session will be called for Octofor the guidance of seafaring from making his daily Journey. It Is given dent could what hear he said, but they men. la ber 16. a sight to stir the blood to see Jake "bearing three and cheered him heartily nevertheless. serhis mother and north After long and distinguished miles of Fort harpoon kindling Tompkins The president's welcome to Ken wood. Among the flotsam and Jetsam time From the A. 8. Barker, the l sunset Light. vice, was of the state and his tucky typical of the North Atlantic reference In his speech to a united gun at the fort is heard on the reef that the tide swirls around the lightuntil sunrise next morning the Rob- house are fine logs that are washed fleet, hauled down his flag on the country," his greeting of confederate veterans as my comrades and his bing Light shows a brilliant white away from railroad yards and shipKearsarge on the 31st, and was placed allusion to the wearer of the It can be yards along shore. The government who flash every six seconds. on the retired list of the navy. In the bore aloft at the head or the gray procession seen for twelve miles, except on foggy gives Mrs. Walker coal, but It does war with Spain Adml-a- ! Barker was Of escort the "flag of one united" coun- nights. not give her wood. The sea supplies one of the tpe t prominent metfibeti try," greatly pleased those whig could When (he light Is obscured by fog, that. hear him. of the strategy board. as It frequently Is In winter, Mr. Walker goes Into her deep basement Tragedy of the Sea. A search of the meadows Is being SEARCH FOR REBELS. But the tide brings other things starts an engine that sppdg out and made about Corona. 1.. I . for William from a foghorn tat In- than driftwood. It reveals tragedies blasts siren Police of and Soldiers Warsaw Hunt Smith, 17 year of age who shot and tervals of three seconds, that can be fragments of small craft dashed to for Revolutionists. dangerously wounded his sweetheart, tieard for miles When this siren get pieces in a coast storm, and the bod A strong body of police, Alice Ohlsen. 16 years old The loveaided by down to business Mrs Waker and les of men and women counted among sick lads father fears he has commit two companies of infantry, Wednesday her son sit up 'all night There la the missing" until the" sea gives ted suicide them up. One morning soon after night made a thorough search of Wola, her husband died, Mrs Walker could An ofiielal dispatch from Wtnshoek. a suburb of Warsaw chiellv inha!) not sleep, it was early, the dawn German Southwest Africa announces Red by criminal)', revolutionaries and struggling with the light of a perfect The notice detachs that eleven men of Kerchner suspevted persons harvest moon She went out for a of revolutionary pamphlets ment were killed and twenty two were quantities on the terrace. The tide was walk and manifestos and revolvers and wounded In a fight with insurgent naalmost full. Peering over the wall, cartridges, and arrested sixtv three tives March 10 and March 11 at Hosts persons she saw a box floating near the ladder The search occupied the and Geibanes. In It was a whole of the night. landing. baby, with Its little hands stretched What is probably a brutal murder Shot Wound'.cf Man. ou: as though appealing to her for has been brought to light at Delano, M hilt- everv-'iwas asleep In the help. Down the ladder she went and Cal., by the finding tu a barn of the up that box. The baby was brought The :.re in which hospital th'ee police body of J E. Dunn, a prominent sheep had been for hours. There and dead, men who were Injured nv the expto buyer for the Cudahy Packing comwas nothing to give the slightest clue r. a sion of bomb which was throw into pany. Dunn had been shot In the to Its identity The box was one that the police staMon at Braga. a suburb back of the head. had contained canned goods, such as Ma-c- h :M Rn Instructions have been received at of Warsaw, on might have been obtained at any gro. cety store. Later In the morning Fort Sill to have a detachment of sol unknown man entered th ward and the rowboat of Policeman Mrs, Walker lowered diers at Frederick, In the south part went to the at whom ho hreu hts revolver davits and took the lifeless the .rap, from of the county, by April 8 The troops three tunes waif of the wave over to the coroner (n she; mol. effect f will be used to guard the property of the policemans t ic'. The assailant at Staten island. The mystery was hated no use in going to bed the presidential hunting party while escaped Sxrap wi espe-tallMight aa nver solved. by the revoluM iu ts. in the big pasture well try to sleep In a boiler shop But Machine-Mad- e the Stories. The Japanese have taken over the machinery, like all other Town E"i.ticn n Idaho A lady from the south recently machinery, sometimes goes on strike. of Manchuria. They administration Town elections were held Enough-ou- t Then Mrs. Walker has to a summer In South Berwick. climb to have Installed Japanese offlcicials In Idaho Tuesdav excepting iti Boise the top of the tower and hammer on spht Me. One day. in conversation with of the Chinese, have taken pos- and Lewiston. There was no place When the men at the her typical down East hostess, she political - .huge bell session of the Russian administrative government lighthouse to the station on said, you must be proud of your discontests significance attaching buildings and have established a JapMi they tinguished townswoman. Sarah Orne In only two or three Staten Island hear that and. nywhere. anese police force at Mukden. Is due Mrs Walker Jewett, her stories are so clever." a know visit that were places party tickets placed In the as soon as wind and weather John McClintocg, for many years a field. Oh, them!" exclaimed her hostess permit. The Issues were purely local, "Lonesome?" repeated Mrs Walker, In' fine scorn. "She dont write none, t member of the band of Angel Dancers the one most ' raised being hi resporse to a question. "1 hue no She has a girl do it for her on a ma at "The Lords Farm. at Park Ridge, In connection frequently with control of liouor time to be lonesome. I have my chine. meals N- - J-- , where be was known at "John business and suppression of gatpbllhg. to regularly, although there la the Baptist," committed suicide by Where tickets were run oftengetnobody buh myself here to eat If wixhee was horse, th be gg arsd Ue they seem to have been generally su shooting himself with a rifle. be hlvens. j them. Then there ere all the bed aTl be wantin cesaful. x palled the trigger with his toe. , I i We have the very best Coal there Is on the market for domestic or steam purposes. i I I i i - 1 WELL SCREENED DOMESTIC LUMP AND STOVE MIXED... 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