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TIIF. OKLAHOMA STATE CAPITAL FRII>,\Y MOB.MXO. MAW II *1, 190S.
A DOMINICAN
Uprising at Home, Angry
Creditors Abroad
GRISIS ISM HAND
President Morales Only Hope
Is In United States j.
MONROE DOCTRINE NULL
Uncle S m Now Holds Two,
Custom Houses and Could j
Not Obj:ct 10 European
Powers following
Example
Tumors Conquered
_ Without Operations
Unqualified Success of Lydia E.. Pinhham s
Vegetable Compound in Cases of Mrs. Fox
and Miss Adams.
Hi Luetla
annie
PEACE PARTY
IS GAINING
trge Czar to Indicate Wil-
lingness to tnd War
PROPOSAL IN SIGHT
Japan Must B; Lenient or
War VC ill Continue
mo HUMILIATING ilrms
F! Ptnkhsm* \eg Ub1« Cajnpoand is monthU- #round „tnn. «n<f i
the (xmoticrinir of woman • arena i „ntir*iy well. I shall never l e without a hot-'
y. Ti
San Domingo Republic of Santo Do-
minco. March si.-Tin- new* of the post-
ponement by the nUlted glutei* mnuta ot
m■ tion 041 the treaty with sSnto Domingo
makes tin' situation tioi-f acute ami tin
Internal uprising seem* to be Imminent,
ba*ed on the cry Unit President Morales
has been dl*credlted In the United States.
President .Morale* states that he Is pre
pared to put down any revolution, hut
that a mote Herloufl mattei In hi* mind.
I* foreign complications growing out or
R.|g!um want? the custom* receipt* of u
■'Mltflum wmib tile («l|«ll- rerrM^ '>f '«
pott of Santo Domingo to the extent of
I. >fc3 ti month. according to a former
agreement on which no payment lift" been
m.ole for time yearn.
Thin first demand In construed an a dl*
rei t result or the failure or the treaty
between the United Kiute* and Santo
I - .mingo, President Morale* anticipate*
H ill demai d* by othor foreign powers,
wlili h he will be helpless to resist. lie
nay* be wanta to pay all the republic *
debt*. l-ut nee* the ruin of the country
i.tli .cry port In the hand« of u differ-
entirely v.... -—
fie of Lydia Pinlchain's Vegetable « oni| oond
iu the house.'1—Faauio D. Fox, Bradford, l'a.
Another Case of Tumor Cured
by Lydia K Plnkhaiu'a Vejjeta-
to
' the
j •lietnv. Tumor
Ho-oalled * wandering pain*' mar
I eome from it* early stages. or the pres-
. enoa of danger rauv be made manifest
byegceaaive menstruation accompanied . J CoiiiliotllicI,
by unusual pain extending from the j
are indications of inflammation , h^dihes "The .L-tor 'prescribed f..r me.
turn or displacement, aon t- Wfc,t Ior but finding thst 1 did not get any letter lie
time to confirm your fears and go examined me and .to inv surprise, declared
through the horrors of a hospital opera-1 i |ia<l a tumor in the uterus
tlon: secure Lydia R. Pinkham* Vcge- "I felt mire that it meant my death warrant.
table Cotnnound right, awav ami begin and was very disheartened. I -|*nt hundreds ; n i« It of the alt-
U - -
Lynn. Mass., lor aurice. an operation would sava nie. Kortunately I Certain grami
Head theee strong letters from grate- corresponded with my aunt in the New hng-
ful women who have been cured: j an,| stat**. who advised me to trv Lydia F. •
l m„ Pink ham— (First Letter.) I'irtkham's Vegetable Compound before sub- Admiral Aveii..i
•in i<K ifin«r over Tour book I -w-c that v«ur mittlng to an op *ration, and 1 at once started
medicine eu?S. Tumor of the Uterus I h« ve t^kingf a regular t reatment. tlnding t o my
• great relief that mv general health begi
in
Russia Would Cede No Terri
ritory and Pay No Indemnity,
But Would OIKr (Compen-
satory Considet ation and
Fishing K'thts
St 1'etemburg. Mar. ti. a. ni.i
The party within the government which
I* urging the emperor to indicate to
Japan KuHtda'a willingness to end tin war
If u reasonable basis can be reached. u
related In theae dispatches on March 20,
baa been greatly e ncouraged the lar.i few
dayn. and an actual pacltlc propoaril may
1m- jukt ahead. Th«- subject baa occupied
L
Joseph
Cg>
IHF. Old Dutch who firnt
located on Manhattan
were a sturdy race.
They underwent all
kinds of hardships, but
the result of their work
is the greatest city of
our day —New York.
We owe it to the Hollanders—they were
first to forsee the advantages of this port
d locked bartor tis, Consumption.
the digestive functfor
and helps in the at
limitation of food, o
rather takes from th
food just the. nutr
tnent the bl«x>l re
quires.
Along with its u
one shouhl take exei
cise iu the outdoo
air, get all one ca:
of Cod's sunlight and air, and practic
a mild breathing e*eni>c each da*
This "Medical Discovery " gives no fals
stimulation, because it does not contaii
alcohol or a narcotic. It helps diges
tion ami the assimilation ot such ele
im.nl s in the food as arc reouiref\ for th
blood. Insieati of a co<l liver oil, agaitis
which the alrea«l\ sensitive stomach wtl
minister t
lead of the
ndnil- !
been to a doctor and he tells me I have a til
nior. I will lie more than grateful if you
can help me, an 1 do *o dread^aii^operation.'
Fannie D Fox, 11 hestnutSt.,Bradford,Pa.
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:- fflecond I>etter.)
"I take the liberty to oongratulate you on
the miccens I have had with your wonderful
medicine.
'• Kigbteeu month* ago my monthlies
stopped. Hhortly after I felt so badly I sub-
mitted to a thorough examination by a phy
slcian. and wa« toll that 1 had a tumor on
ent forelgi power and no revenue for _ ^ _
the go « i ment. While he *<■•■« no light | the*"utertu and would have to undergo au
operation.
•• 1 noon after read one of Tour adee_rtine-
Hlioad. he has blind faith ihat
v iII triumph."
K.' I'KCTS U I.TIM ATI M
In the court of an Interview with tho
Assocltted Pre** president Morale* today
sail.
•|t Is entirely possible that the United
Hiates may have to send an ultimatum
here on account of the Dominican gov-
ernment being unable though not unwill-
ing to meet it* obligations. U I* utterly
Impofslhlo for the government to pay the |
*tims due foreign nations unless the
United State* can procure from foreign
p..wers u postponement of their demands.
Otherwise their demands will be pressed.
1 have no physical or moral force to re-
slat them. With the custom house* In the
control of the United State* the resource*
of the Island will develop speedily and
nil demands will be paid, with the result
that the oounrty will be educated to pence
nnd permanent government and prosper-
ity '•
With two Dominican ports now In the
bund* of the United States nnd the failure
of the treaty, Dominicans believe that
H grab game by foreign power* will begin
at once. An Italian cruiser was here a
few da>s ago. but withdrew- to Kingston
The American gunboat Uantlne is here
with ir« men; the cruiser Chattanooga is
:ii Saniana bay, the Detroit I* at Puerto
Plata and the Dixie is at Monte Urlstl.
lteir Admiral Slgsbee has gone t Cluan-
t ana mo for n consultation with Hear Ad-
miral Barker
MONROE DOCTKINK DON T APPLV.
With the selgure of Domonlcan ports by
foreign powers It is argued here that the
Monroe doctrine will be nullified as re-
gards thl* republic. With the United
States In possession of two ports It would
not be logical it Is argued, to oppose the
aelxnre of other ports by foreign powers.
At the same time the only hope of Prest-
rlen' Morale* Is that in some wii> the
United Suites can secure a postponement
of selgure by European powers. No steps
to this end have been Initiated here.
President Morales has about 1;"00 men
under arnih ready to crush the first In-
ternal uprising, but should the custom
houses bo seised he speedily would be
.vithout funds with which to pay his
army which would Immediately desert.
improve. an>
that my general health began to | party.
I after three months I noticed ' |,|,.a ,
ralty, arid wlint is known as the wur
e still bitterly opposed to the
ir wi' under present clrcum-
on taking the u.impound, and in ten months i' ' ' N , r' • '
it had entirely disappeared without an oper ] minister* <t wai and matin-- the em-
at ion. and using uo medicine but Lydia F. I peror * minister- >.i ked • M. Wlttc.
Pinkham's Vegetable i.'ompound. and words
fail to express how grateful I am for the gooil
it has <l«iie inn.' Miss Luella Adams. Colon
naile Hotel, Seattle, Wash.
Such unquestionable testimony !
proves the value of Lydia E Pinkhain's
Vegetable Compound, and should give
confidence ami hope to every sicl^
woman.
Mrs. Pinkham invite* all ailing
women to write to her at Lynn, Mass., j
therefore cannot say too much in Its
praise, ami am pleased to give you this
testimonial, as tt ma - be the means of
bringing to some one else as great an
amount of benefit as I*reccived from Dr.
Pierce's medicine."
The time to use "Golden Medical Dis-
covery " is when you suffer from Coughs,
Bronchitis, Catarrh of I.ungs, Asthma,
Whooping-cough, Pneumonia, Luryngi- declare open rebellion^ this tome nas i
—with its beautiful landlocked harlior , tis, Consumption.
—with a great river stretching into the The advantage of this preparation of
interior. Since tlien descendants of this Pr. Pierce's over all others for these
sturdy race have settled in all parts of, distressing ailments is: Fint, It con-[ tains nutrition l«v enabling one to <..t,
the great West, and helped to make the ! tains nothing to derange the stomach— retain, digest and assimilate nutrition!
country pros|>erous. Joseph Vandeti-1 most cough .mixtures contain sugar or j fowl. It overcomes gastric irritability
berg, Treasuter of Outagamie Co. IIol- opiates, or narcotics that are harmlul to . and symptoms of indigestion, ami, in
land Society, living at Appleton, Wis., ' the system. Second, The '* Medical Pis- this way, fever, night-sweats, headaches,
though of a sturdy frame, and appar- covery" is made from roots, herbs ami 'etc., are done away with. Ihat is
ently strong, was suddenly attacked with j barks, therefore contains nature's own | why "Golden Medical Discovery
pacifyng action upon the sensitive stom-
ach ami gives to the blood the foot!
elements the tissues require. It main.
mont* aud decided to give Lydia E.
bam'* V egetable Compound a trial. After
>*king Ave bottles n* directed, the tumor is women to w
entirely gone. 1 have again I wen examined for advice.
Lydia E. PiaUln i VetetiN* CmiimmI i a Wman's Remr.d) for Woman's Ills.
FOLLOW UP
ADVANTAGES
Free Traders Force Resolu-
tion In House of Commons
VOTE IS OVERWHELMING
Galleries Greet Decision to
Abandon Chamberlain's Fis-
cal Policy With Cheers
and Lauiihtir
Loudon, March A- a result of the
cabinet'* decision yesterday to use no
pressure upon its followers lu regard
to the resolution* Introdifted b.\ the
opposition to commit the government on
the fiscal question, a resolution Intrdm -
ed n; tonight's sitting of the house of
•commons by John Ainaworth lFre< Trade
Liberal) w.-s carried by a vote of :3i to
The resolution declare* that "In the
opinion of the bouse the Imposition of t
K- nera 1 duty on all manufactured good-
imported from abroad of 10 per cent on
an average and varying according to the
amount of labor on these goods would bo
Injurious to the commercial Interests of
the United Kingdom '
premier Balfour spoke biiertx ex-
Pl.thing Phut be did not consider the res-
olution as anything more than an abor-
tive effort on the p.nt of the opposition
to embarrass the government over at. <
Issue which was not before parliament. '
He rocommended bis follower* not mly
to follow the policy be had adopted tfy :
not debuting the resolution, but also i->
J follow-liis example-by not going Into th* >
j division lobby.
Sir Henry Campbell Itnnnet-mun attack-
ed th j government for Its attitude. He
asked. If the riuextlon wa- of no ni<>- ,
ment# now. wb> it was considered a j
critical patty question OH March S.
Lord Hugh Cecil said It" believed that
after tonight the country would not .
t ike the tariff icformeis iurious|\. The J
electorate Would not rally to those who
failed to rally to their own cause. The
| socialist movement, lie >aid instead of ]
dying, was being galvanized into
[ by the genl.is of another Individual.
catarrh of "the lungs. He relates his
experience as lollows:
"Your 'Golden Medical Discovery'
brought me great relief, after I had suf-
fered tor years with lung trouble, which
threatened each year to run into con-
sumption. I tried many advertised med-
icines, ami finally, the druggist advised
me to trv a bottle of Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. I found that before
I hail finished the first bottle there was
a change for the better, and I gladly
continued to use it. After four months'
use my lungs were healed, my health
was much l ettcr and I now feel that
your medicine has saved my life. 11
remedy from the vegetable kingdom. | one of the_ best possible tonics in casts
7hird. The "Discovery" contains no of bronchitis and consumption in ts #
alcohol, therefore does not give false early stages, for it builds up the strength
stimulation, nor shrink up the red as well as soothes the cougli. Many,
corpuscles in the blood. , many cases of bronchitis and incipient
A remedy which lias enjoyed a grand consumption have lieeu cured by its use#
reputation for the last third of a century | M VRRIli(D M1. N AN[> WOMEN
is Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Diseov- * *
erv, an alterative extract taken from Read all about yourself, your system, the
liarks, roots and herbs, without the use physiology of life, anatomy, hygiene,
of a particle of alcohol or narcotics, simple home cures, etc., in "The Com-
This medicine goes to the root of disease moti Sense Medical Adviser,' a book of
by imitating nature's methods of restor- njvS pages. Address Dr. R. \. Pierce,
ing waste of tissue and impoverishment Buffalo, N. V. l*or cloth-bound copy
I of the blood and nervous force. This send 3^ cents in one-cent stamps, or for
I " Medical Discovery " of Dr. Pierce coaxes paj>er-cove red 21 stamps. #
We guarantee that Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery doem not
contain alcohol, opium, or any harmful dru4. Wgrid-a ojl[Mnury Medical Awociation,
It Is a pure compound ot medicinal plants
scientifically combined. Persons maklnQ
false statements concerning Its Ingredients
will be prosecuted.
M. Oe WITTE.
Leader of the peace party in Russia.
course
-.fine
German
cheer*
MONtTT STARTS HOME
Suit Against Santa Ke Started by,
Hearst's Man Is Suspended
at Chunute, Kansas
!'■ invcstl
FIND NO MORE BODIES
Forty Four Still Missing as Re-
sult of Brockton Disaster-
Funerals Today
Tliev Sever fail
That it What They Say About Them in
Guthrie and It Is Therefore Reliable.
Brocktoi . Ma Mat 0N--
bodies were found I11 the ruin* of 11. U
Grover & Comtmnv s «i oe factory tuda>
Tho number of Itodlc* vocoveml Is tlfty
Ave. laite tonight City Marshal Itoyden
issued a statement to the effect tlmt
forty-four iiersou* who were emphoed in
the factory were still missing.
Practically all business throughout the
city will be suspended tomorrow timing
the funerals. Tho schools will b
and so far as possibei all t.aflb «... #bM|t them ,n our 0uthr|6 new*- in Ka, <a* City has been
discontinued a* tie coi ego paasee I ^ have hud oeea*!on to uppeal to uiain line and lalerais *
i them twi-.-« slnco giving my original miles .if pipe j p. L.
statement, andf as In the former case. I of the project. •
thpv quickly dispersed the backache and
ARKANSAS TRUST LAW o«H,r MUST SHOW MISSOURI
through the streets of the
rose cemetery. o
Another proof, some more evidence.
Guthrie testimony to swell th*e long list
of advocate.* who endorse the old Quak-
er remedy. Doan's Kidney * Pills. Read
tnis convincing endorsement of the elaims
made for that remarkable preparation.
<; W. Pulse, janitor of the Central
: school, residing at .115 K. Logan avenue,"
sa\« "Doan's Kidney Pills are a rem-
loJI> 1 edy In which I have grent co'tndence. and
wtlT'be •1 heartily re-endorse what I have before
lasses j
Mel- i
solidly favor this
lug arguments .1
I'reiieh iutlueiu .
Iare now bein^
opinion.
| KAJ8K11 OKFBR8 HIS 8KRV|CKS •
| The rumor ngted by the Associated
^ j Pre** last week that Emperor William !
the division was greeted.with ^ ,,.(l (lis fit• • now
d laughter.a j llt I,,. , onflime.|. The Associated Press
i is in a position to a.-sert. however, that i
if Kmperor Nlcliola* decide* to approach '
Japan it will -be througii France, and
that negotiations will be conducted either
letwc- n M. Dc!< asse. the F'flieh minister I
and In Xl -,|. -. th- J..,- ... - mlnist. •
at Paris, or M. Harmand. the French
miflister to .lapan. aud Count Katsura,
the Japanese premier at Toklo
• The Hussian government now feels eer-
■ 1 ■ , tain that Jaj-au will not make the first '
.... ' , move nor disclose her position until over- 1
Jluw.. M«.1, invcMl- J ture . ore aUIlllli ii;1t! Vi>,j in ,!„•
gallon started by tho county attorney of { Russian emperor'* name on the grcund ;
(iiautatuiua county in ith suit to ou*t 'that he alone capable of binding Itus-
tlie Atchison, Topcka and Santa l*e rail- ; "
way from the ;<tate, was Huspended here j
toda> . and Prank S. Monptl of Olii".# iio
was conduct It it,' thl case for Kansas, left j
for his home.
Council for^lu- oil men state that th'
testimony alreatly taken will be tr: n-]
scribed nnd studied, in order t<^ ti- lenniiie '
what, fit lit her imjIihs should i«e covered.
MICHIGAN IIN LIINt
«IIAS 1)11.L THAT IS AIMED AT OIL
MONOPOLY •
Lansing. Mich.. March 23.-*Ina n- house
today a bill was introduced ; -habiting
differences iif tin prices of oil other than
those directly traceable to freight charges
Tho bill is aimed to prevent discrimina-
tion between localities, it bos been al-
leged that one county In Michigan recent-
ly hud to submit to an arbitrary increase
In the price of oil coincident with tho
winning of a lawsuit against th- Sandard
Oil company by r-sh^rts that . ount\
while the Japan-.- made .1 winter earn- 1 stories to
pulgn ib Manchuria themselves si
INDEMNITY A STUM I'.LING ULOOK. ; !1J. 1 k-
lu thf*< oiiferences concerning the que-. w... ma.n
tlon whether Russia should now Indicate | "'K th' «
her wininttieHs for poaco Jill agreed, first-
Contract for Pipe Line.
Kahsas City. March \ lontract foi
$350,000 of piping*for the five-inch fn-
oil pipe line between Chanute
the proi>o*ed indejieudent fuel
.-<1 t lun il
fledge that
aln<d at the sta
iibernatoriai con I
lie best*authority
ed statenTcnts that money
bribe* they declined lu si:
-,f their information bet V
pledged not to do no.
- examined du
The llrst one
equlre 210
t tho bead
weakened kidneys. I have been isked j
' about them by a number of my friends ,
INSURANCE COMPANIES 1 ^^ aequalntanoes -nd T never fall to I MUDDY * WATER * statu
\ speak of them in high w^prds of praise. II LAW ON STANDAl;I
remember one party in particular whS Jefferson Clt M > \
came to me and asked about them. ~ '
SEVENTY
QUIT BUSINESS
Little Rock. Ark . March 'A-The t
trust law <-f Arkansas will become
fective toomrrow and It Is announced to-
night that practically all the non-resi-
dent old line lire Insurance companies,
nbout seventy In numher ceased doing
buslnes* in thl* state today because of
I was today'set us the date fo
the clause iu the new law
lienaltles upon such eompanl<
ing here If they arc members
bureaus anywhere, either in
Arkansas.
I W0s Mr. W. II. C. Brown living on VI- I
lm av nuc. who wa.< nufferlng.nnd baa technical {mints in t •
been for years. I advised him to use
|i#nt He did so. and I afterwards learn- ' b> l • .it- gainst t
r,t (hat tb.y ■■mM linn compteti-ly. It la MMIIV l0n)~i thai
pleiistir to endorse a remedv which
bea
salng heavy 'sets up to the representations made Tor i cause why It should a..i .shed for
"for Ml- bv nil «Ml.m ran. 5« crofa.! vi"'"h " ,h" 1 '■ 1
Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo. N. Y.. sole I'-" then he!.I to -• ■ ..-tit-..I t •• iah-
Huenis for the United State*. ling of t---iitnotn pt" • villi t.. i; -n
Remember the name -Doans and take
rn Other
remain-
jf ratiim
j April
VICE ADMIRAL AVELLAN.
fu-1 Minister of marine and a leading mem-
K^in.. and , ber of the war party. #
•
d-d. Th- ■'•' 11 ' «iuit- possible that Japan s at-
titude in this regard has been exposed
through unofficial attempts to ascertain
| terms. Japan, it will Vie remembered,
| took the same position win
ring, the German commissi
i toms at Tien Tain, sought to obtain
I Japan's terms for ending the Chlno-
I Japanese war declining to treat until LI
tilling Chang, accompanied by General!
; John W Paste-, went to Tokio clothed j
with full i-owei Furthermore, in a lew
of the possibility that no lmsls of agree-i
ment might result even should the em- j
• imror now approach Japan wjth iwiciflc
| proisisiils. Il is regarded as entirely likely j
i Hint boUtilitieH would continue, again j
\ following the precedent of the Clilnoy |
Japanese war. until negotiation* ended
Th - Chlno-Japanese negotiations wcr*
I hegun in DiH-ember. ami peace was con.
, d-d in the following April Mean-
GENERAL SAKHAROFF. ,
Head of the ruling war party In Rus-
sia and minister of war.
lv, that preparation* to continue the war
shall not be relaxed, and secondly, to re-
ject humiliating terms. There Weuld
nrobahly be two points on which Russfti
would l e found implacable, namely. Ses-
sion of territory and indemnity, to nei-
ther of wiii-U. it is said, would Emperor
Nicholas ever agr-e. It is pointed out.
however, that if Japan seriously desire*
enduring peace on collateral questions
Russia might be ready to offer >eral
compi't.sat.My oonaldsrations. For in-
stance. in lieu of dfrcct indemnity she
might turn over to Japan,the proceeds of
Hie ..,1- ,.r "ill the rights and property
of the Port Arthur and Dalny and the
Chinese Eastern railways and liberally
pay for the maintenance of Russian pris-
oners in Japan, and. while refusing to
,..i. Sakhalen. might grant rights to the
fisheries there or even relinquish all the
valuable seal fisheries on the Commander
islands It is possible also that satlsfac-
torv arrnngements might be made oon-
ruing th- Russian naval strength in
eastern waters for a period of years.
TACKLt EVIDENCE
BEEP TRUST GRAND JURY IS
P LET El' AT CHICAGO
Chicago. March -Th- special
jury to investigate th- s. -cftlle«i
trust" was completed toda T •
vacancies left i:i tin- pat- 1 ; • •• r-l..
lined und the hug- mass of t- i
available was Immediately attack
Two wit lies: • w-
the afternoon s--sio
tilled for ainwsf two hodrs, when ho was
t-. «f nnd returned to his limn-
Philadelphia at ocl..<k wh--n tin • -
slon.wai itdjbuAied until tomorrow mori -
ing. The. other fourteen witness* i who
had gnthcr-d in the tUmi room adjoli -
ing the grand 1nr: w-'- ordereil to re-
port for examination in thp morning
Nine more witnesses ,;c also to t> port in
the morning, and It -as hoped that the en
tire twenty-three will be called before
tomorrow tilght. Distri-t Attor • Ab.
rlson absolutely refused tonight to dh-
russ what had occurred at toda. s ses-
sion. lie even tehi.vd to divulge ajong
what lines the tit st hc..i !« ol \x ItnXl • -
had developed evidence
500 PEASANT S
. ARE ARRESTED
^
l^evolt h Attended by Riot
in^ and Disorder
MEN SACK AMI) BUR>
Revolutionists Are Active in Af-
fected Districts anil Troops
Are Required, to Sup-
press Outbreaks
ATTEMPT ASSASSINATION.
St. Petersburg. Mar. 23.—At DvnisJ
yesterday aftergoon an attempt was mad
to assassinate Aos.stant Commander o
Police Degeteroff His assailant, who es
capeil, fired several sliota at Dcgetcro',
a|jd wounded him in the head.
and Mining eom-
II AVI N*
colds lead to pneumonia.
laxative Bromo Quinine, the world wide
... ,-oid and Grip remedy, removes the cause.
11. it Det- Call for the full name and look for sig-
..- ...... nature of E W. Grove. .5c.
EXAMINE REPORTERS
COLO ft A DO LEGISLATIVE rOMMlT-
TEK KINDS THEM HARD TO QUIZ.
Deuver. Colo.. March Managing edi-
tors and rejiorters of papers In which
«tories hinting at bribery of members 01
the present legislature have appeared
from time to time were examined by the
legislative bribery investigating comnvt-
tee today. The former stuted that they
| had no personal knowledge of the truth
| of t''< detail* of article- written by their
i*scmbly reporter* but they believed their
SIX WINERS APE KILLED
Disaster' Near Princeton, Ind.,
Results From Fowder Explos-
ion—Two More May Die
pr..-. • t• ind . Ifai r 23
were killed and four Injured, tw*
ably fatally, b\ an explosion in lite
of the Prinfeior
pany this aftcrnoor. Th - <1
HUDSON WEA 1HERLV
EDMUND GE1SER.
ALBERT GEISU-P.
HARRY TA«I'lAKT 10.
WILLIAM BIGGS :v 0
GORGE DILL. 4t"
he Injured
John Dill. scriousl
probably die.
William Jones. 5S; seriously burned
will probably die.
Joseph Ward. 47. will' e. over.
General Cole. 37. will recover.
The cause of the disaster is not kt
save that It resulted from ;t powder
plosion. The miners were making
blasts previous to leaving the mine
ind felling trees.
In the Kit ff dlstrb.i
Klienmiehel s
i Vent
iuppr
- have i • . v p istod in the Biltl
t.ls and the state cartridge fan
livited s ikers to resume woi^
- Img t i tlic hi- i - good • :i«
iei;cs.sity for executing orders fo
ly and navy. A com es- n -a .c
( hours for day work aud
i night work has been offe
burnt d and w ill |
the greate
WONT REGIS I ER BOND!
jwFi.v.sjv an'i's i.i:.jNwrv or stati
: 111;cin!:nv i.aw kstablisiied
aeka, Kan.. March — State Audita
s announced today lie would rcfus
m-tcr tin- state oil reftnei'y bond
o tlcied to by the supreme courl
will ! -r e an immetiiate test of tit
ity ot the bnnds. The auditors actio1.
.• 11.1 i- taken for^thc purpos
.i.t_ the l"-n-N a pr .|M-r standing. <
Always Remember t.he Fell Njme ^
l axative Rromo Quinine j* (VLjfy
Cures a Cold in One Day, GHpui 2 Days SlF&yy
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Greer, Frank H. The Oklahoma State Capital. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 16, No. 289, Ed. 1 Friday, March 24, 1905, newspaper, March 24, 1905; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc125807/m1/2/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.