SQUIRES 10 TRY
HIM AGAIN
(By United Pre*#.)
London, April 16? Tommy Burns has
signed up with the Australian Squires
(or a twenty round go to be palled off
here May 11.
ADJOURNMENT
MAY I5TH
(By United Pre?a.)
Washington, April 16? Both houses
have agreed upon May 15th as the day
of adjournment. There is little hope of
the Aldrlch bill pissing.
WILL STRIKE
. JUNE FIRST
(By United PrM* )
New York, April 16? Western Union
telegraph operator* voted today to go
on strike June first if their demands are
not granted before that time.
WON'T BUILD
4 BATTLESHIPS
(By United Preec.)
Washington, April ]6? By a rlalng
vote the house today .ndioated Its op
position to Roosevelt's proposition for
the building of four more b'ttleshlpa.
(United Press Telegraph-Cable Service.)
Toledo, April 1(> ? A hundred thousand coal miners
who have been out on strike for several weeks returned to
work today. The wage agreement has been agreed upon
and all differences between, the men and the operators for
this year are at an end. The announcement of the end of
the strike which at its inception promised to be a repetition
of the long fight, led by John Mitchell and only brought to
a conclusion by the interference of President RooBevelt, waa
received throughout the coal region* with great rejoicing
FINE GOAL AT
KNIK ARM
(By United Prm.)
Washington, April 15 -The treoloe-;
leal survey has just Issued a circular In
which a review of investigations lrto
the geology of the MatanuaKa basin
is given and in which experts declars
that the coal measures of the valley
lying about Knik Arm, Cooks lnler,are
lbs most valuable of the north.
Putted plants have arrived on the Jef
ferson. Eastern LIUm, Hyacinths, etc.
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HE IS TO BE CHANCELLOR OF THE GREATEST UNIVERSITY OK EARTH, TO BE EN
DOWED WITHOUT LIMIT BT CARNEGIE
(UnlUd PrtM Tvlagraph-CaU* ??rvlM.)
Washington, April 16? The very latest ii-that Andrew
Carnegie is to endow a national university with a gift out
right of twenty-five millions to start with and more to come
and that President Roosevelt is to be the chancellor. The
plans are perfected and preliminaries are well under way
for launching the enterprise immediately following the ex
piration of President Roosevelt's term of office. It is under
J
stood now that the tour of the world contemplated by Mr.
Roosevelt after March 4th next, is a part of the plan, at
least a consideration made by the president, and that he
will travel, not as the ex-president ojf the United States but
as the president of the greatest univ^r?ityof the world, visit-,
ing the universities of the world to gatlmr from them what
hints he may find useful in carrying out the great plan. It
is proposed to make the new university the leading seat of
learning in the world. It is to be located at or near Wash
ington but will have ramifications throughout the country.
(By United Pr?M.)
Sua Diego, April lfl-Thl? eity ba* ^
?tarted tb* program of reception* (
whioh th* lad* of the great Sect are to ,
be made the recipients of in the port* j
of their own country following the com
pletion of the greatest cruise ever made
tn the hi*tory of any navy.
All toutheri Californian Is viiiting
this city to do the boya honor, satia
fy curiosity and enjoy the fun.
Today a graat land demonstration
waa the erewi and marinri of
the flci.t ?o far aa they could be gir?n
shore leave, formed In a great pro
cession, marching orer the streets of
the city, many thousand strong. It
was a magnificent speotncle. A jew
eled sword waa presented to Admiral
| Thomas, in command.
ZOLA'S BODY IN
THE PANTHEON
(By United Prow.)
Paris, April 16? Despite heated op
position 1 In Influential quarters, the
remilcs of ZoU, the great novelest,
socialist and defender of Dreyfus, has
been placed in the Pantheon by the
French government. An elaborjte
ceremony marked the occasion. The
minister of education presided and the
expenses were paid by the government. '
EARTHQUAKES
III 111
(By United Prssa.)
Salt Lske, April 16-Flre dif
dlfferent reports hare coin# to
this city from different parts of the
surrounding country of earthquakes
occurring during the last tweotr-four
hours. The temblors are of different
degrees of neferity, soma of them quite
severe, shaking down a number of
buildings and causing considerable loss.
For a good smoke, call for the Bull
Dog olflrar at Tony Dolero'i. 1 m
Best meal* In WbUeboria at Com
mercial Cafe.
You KNOW how G-ood
Our Buttar is
We are shipping Ee-gs from the
same district? and can safely
say that they are the freshest
that reach this market
GANTY & FRANDSON
(By United Pro#*.)
Chicago, April 10? Marlon Gray,
"national affinity broker"? conTlc'.ed
of uain^T the maih lor tbo purpose of
defrauding, was sentenced to one year
in the house of correction. In plain
words she ran a marriage bureau.
(By United ProM.)
Cleveland, April 10? Active work it
in progress by the committee of seven
looking to farthering the plans for the
formation of the new labor party, to be
held by President Haywood of the
Western Federation of Miners.
WATERS 1 STILL RISING
(United Pr?M Tolefjr?ph-C?blo t?rvlM.)
Butte, April 16 ? The central sections of the dams at
Hauser lake which are still in place and retaining great
bodies of water are to be blown up, as it is apparent they
cannot stand the strain following the break in the upper
works of the darn yesterday. Water ia still rising over the
entire basin below the dam as the result of further breaks
in the dam last night. Helena and Great Falls are cut off
from rail and telegraph communication. Many towns on
the plains are under water. The damage cannot yet be even
estimated and the number of deaths it is feared may be very
large when the full reports are in.
(By Unlttd PrMfc)
New York. April 15? The ttate
democracy In conYention asiombled
here have toted to send their delega
tion 10 the national convention at Dsn
rer uninstruoted. This action ia tb?
conclusion of a hot battle ia which the
adT0cate?0( Mr. Bryan sought by all
means in their power 10 have the dele
Kate* instructed for him. It, is there
fore, a hard blow at the Bryan cause.
Mrs. Hilderbraot, wife of the well
known Dawson hardware man, who has
been a guest at the Ptillen bouse for
several days, sailed south on the Jeffer*
?om yesterday.
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Chris Shei nnde a run to Hain>s last
night to visit his wife wbo Is In the
hospital there.
Mfke Veronsky was arrested, today
and haled before the municipal judge
and paid five dollars and cost for dally
ia.u too long with the wine cup.
Mike will hi* himself to tha suburbs
tomorrow.
A. R. Butler, postoffice inspector, Is
ic town and will remain a few days.
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