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I; MINOR MATTERS OF INTEREST
Congress parsed the agricultural
bill on Monday.
House and Senate conferees are in
a deadlock over the Pension bill.
One more body wai dug up on the
Guinness farm near Laporte, Ind.
Japan is expected to inaugurate a
still more aggrcsive policy in Korea.
King Manuel of Portugal took
the oath of allegiance.
Ludovic Halevy, the French novel
ist and dramatic author, is dead.
Four prisoners escaped from the
Spartanburg, S. C., chaingang Mon
day, but two were recaptured.
The General Conference of the
Northern Methodist church, in ses
sion at Baltimore, had a busy day. •
Jews were accused in the Douma
of mutilating themselves to escape
military service.
Prince Philip zu Eulenberg was
placed under arrest on a charge of
perjuijf. —— ~—
The House adopted the conference
report on the Army bill, granting
$7,000,000 increase in pay.
Secretary of the Navy Metcalf re
viewed the great armada in San
Francisco Hay.
Two business blocks in Atlanta,
Ga., were burned, the loss beiifg esti
mated at $1,250,000.
The Schuylkill river rose 10 feet
and caused much damage in Philadel
phia suburbs.
All of the' 72 wreckers and mem
bers of the crew on the ship Peter
Hickruers were saved.
Ten Russian political prisoners es
caped after killing three guards and
wounding six others.
J. P. Morgan declared in Paris that
the American financial crisis was all
over.
After a hot debate, the House de
cided to exclude the canteen from
soldiers' homes.
The battleship tleet entered the
Golden Gate and San Francisco went
wild, with delight.
The Connecticut Republican con
vention turned down both Senators
as delegates and indorsed Tal't.
Ex-President Cleveland who has
indigestion, is said to be gaining rap
idly. -■ >
A rtidhiir boy,;~wtfh n--
razor slashed five persons in New
York, and two may die.
The American lee Company inves
tigation was ordered continued in
spite of President Oler's appeal.
Work was resumed on Monday ex
cavating the cellar of the "House of
Horrors'' or the Gunness home at
Laporte, Ind.
Senator Overman has secured an
applanation to have a lightship re-
I stored to Frying Pan Shoals, ou the:
North Carolina coast.
Judson Harmon was nominated for
Governor by Ohio Democrats, in the
face of a bitter light by Tom L
Johnson.
President Roosevelt, in letters to
threK.Senators, asserts his Supreme
authority over the army without re
gard to the Senate.
The Interstate Commerce Commis
sion states that it knows of no prom
ise of immunity for the railroads
winch are not complying with the
'' commodity clause.''
Mrs. Russell SUET has offered $.">00,-
00ft toward an endowment fitnd for
!he Aracric.'n Hible Society if the
latter wil raise a like amount.
Tlie United States Supreme Court
issued an order setting forth the ex
tent of the Virginia-West Virginia
debt inquiry
Publishers' before the House inves
tigators were unanimous in their de
mand that the tariff be taken off
paper and wood pulp.
up in the gallery, George
Gridley, of Rhode Island, startled the
House by shouting at the members
and waving a (lag.
High water in the Monogahela
river swept awav the steel ends that
Marion county is erecting at Fair
mont.
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| OLELHLESSNESS' THEPAINIS^? NE - /W/ZV*;
STORM IN NEHtASKA
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Seven People Known to Be
Killed and Many Injured
A FEMALE COLLEGE WRECKED
Wires Are Down Through Nebraska
aad Communication Out Off , But
Considerable L.OG3 of Life and
Much Property Damags is Report
ed.
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Lincoln, Neb., Special.—A special
from Springfield, Neb., says a tor
nado wrecked the towns of Louisville,
Bellevuc and Ritchflcld, killing sev
eral persons and injuring a large
number. . The heaviest loss of life
and injnred is reported from Louis
ville, a junction point of the Missouri
Pacific and Burlington railroads in
Cass county. The number of deaths
is unknown and no names have been
secured, but it is said between 40 and
00 are injured, many seriously and
many fatally. The town of Bellevue
is declared practically wipedottt, but
it is not known that there are any
fatalities. Bellevuc is the ssat of
Presbyterian College.
It is difficult to get and definite
news from Louisville.
Reports arc to the effect that the
town is blown awav and the people in
a panic. The Burlington station was
torn to. pieces, most of, the business
houses wrecked and 30 residences de
stroyed. The Missouri Pacific depot
is standing but both telegraph nnd
telephone wires are down.
There were four distinct tornado
clouds as seen at Springfield and they
made their appearance shortly before
Jj o'clock. Heavy damage was done
in the country and it is feared there
was some loss of life.
Despatches received at Lincoln say j
there were severe storms along the
Missouri river further south, at Ne
maha City and Falls City.
Omaha, Neb., Special. Twelve
persons are known to have been
killed and a secorc injured'by a tor
nado whiceh swept the northern part
of Sharpy county at •" o'clock in the
afternoon. The storm, which gained
velocity on its way south, started in
Omaha about 4:30. At Bellevue the
college buildings were damaged to
the extent of probably $50,000 and
several • persons were injured, none
fatally.
} is as follows-;
Head:
Mrs. Frank Hester, living near
Louisville.
Charles Leader, near Kiehfield.
Two unknown, at Louisville village.
Snrven persons, names unknown, in
sand pit, near Louisville.
Charles Marlin, fatally injured,
near Meadow.
The storm was the most severe that
• ever struck eastern Nebraska. The
drillnme dime to the college buildings
at Bellevue was heavy. The, tower
was blown from Park Hall, and the
bui! ling wan*wrecked. Lowry Hall
and Rankin Hall were unroofed.
The panic stricken students ran to
the basement and -in this way many
fatalities were probably averted. The
, college stables wrecked and all
the horses killed. A number of small
buildings and stores in the village
were blown down.
Moving south the tornado struck
Fort Crook, damaging several of I lit)
barrack buildings but nobody was in
jured, In the town of Fort Crook*
however, a number of buildings were
etifiiely wrecked nnd other dauiago
done.
Cotton Mills Declare Dividend - :.
Spartanburg. S. C-, Spacial. The
cotton milk- of this county have
meneed holding their semi-annual
stockholders' meetinsr. Meetings of
the stockholders of the Clifton, t!l"n»
dale and Tucapati were held here,
Tueapan declared a srtnt-anuual
dividend of 4 per cent.;
3 1-'J per crot.; Clifton. 3 per rent.
F. ,1. Belter, Sr., of Charleston, xvlio
hn« been a director in the Clifton
Mills for many yertrs. retired on nc*
count of his advanced years and his
son. F. J. Pelzer, .T|\, was elected
to fill the vacancy, J. C. Evans was
also elected a member of the hoard.'
THE CONGRESS
Doings of Oar National Law-Makers
Day by Day.
Senator Bayner Speaks.
The Senate passed the postoffice
appropriation bill carrying amounts
aggregating $229,027,367. As passed
the bill allows $1 per day expenses
for railway postal clerks when away
from terminals which will incur a to
tal expense of about $1,000,000. ,
Amendments adopted by the Sen
ate provide for weighing the mails
annually instead of every four years,
and add to the Gallinger provision
concerning thg improvement of ocean
mail service to the Philippine, China,
Japan, Australia and South American
ports. \
Senator Rayner spoke on his reso
lution directing the President to or
der a court of inquiry into charges
against Colonel WiHiam F. Stewart,
United States nrmy, now stationed at
Fort (Jrant, Ariz. Mr. Rayner read a
letter from the President giving reas
ons for the action that had been tak
en against Colonel Stewart, which
the Senator declared to b£ trivial. The
President in his letter said Colonel
Stewart wps "impossible" as a com
manding officer, mistreating privates
under him, quarreling with civilians,
being contentious and incompetent.
Mr. Rayner declaring that charges
had never been furnished to the army
officer said the "punishment" which
the President was meting out to him
was unparalleled and in defiance to
all precedents. He gave notice that
he would call the resolution up for
action by the Senate later.
Several pension bills were passed
and at 5:30 p. m. the Senate adjourn
ed.
Home Summary.
After a debate lasting practically
the entire session, the House by a
vote of 130 to 124, agreed to the con
ference report 011 the naval appro
priation bill. The insertion of a new
provision relating to increase in pay
for officers and men of the marine
corps and navy, drew forth a good
deal of criticism of the conferees who
were charged with having taken liber
ties and with having violated the
trust reposed in them by the House.
As the conferees reached a complete
agreement, the bill now goes to the
1 President.
Considerable interest was manifest
ed on the floor in the announcement
that tho currency bill would he con
sidered and disposed of 011 Thursday
nest.
Postoffice Bill Passes.
Consideration of the postoffice ap
propriation bill was concluded in the
Senate after which the bill was pass-'
*tl. _ _•
A point of order was made by Sen
ator Clav, of Georgia, against the
amendment.providing for increase of
ocean mail service to the Philippines,
China, Australia and South Ameri
can ports as general legislation. The
amendment was declared in order by
a vote of 4(5 to 12 and adopted.
The commit too provision for weigh
ing the mails annually instead of
every four years and the allowance
of $1 a day expenses for rajtwny mail
clerks which will incur an/expense of
$1.000,000 annually were/adopted.
When the committee amendment
excluding t'roin the second-class mail
ing privilege "any publication which,
contains matter that suggests, advo
cates or approves the abolition, over
throw or destruction of any and all
government." etc., was reached, Sen-'
ator Hale said he hoped that Sena
tors generally understood its effect in
suppressing the freedom of the press.
The amendment was agreed to. Tho
bill was then passed.
Senate Votes to Restore Motto.
The Senate committee on finance
voted unanimously to report the hill
already passed by the House provid
ing for the permanent restoration of %
the words "In (sod We Trust" to
gold and silver coins of the United
States. The motto was taken off the
coins by order of the President.
The Agricultural BilL
The Senate passed the agricultural
appropriation bill'carrying an appro
priation aggregating $12,142,140. For
building roads and making other per
manent improvements in the national
forests $1,000,000 instead of $500,000
as provided by the House of Repre
sentatives was provided. giving->one
lialf the, amount ashed by the chief
forester. TljO bill provides that 25
per c«nt. of the income from the na
tional forests -shall be paid to the
States in which they are located, this
money to be expended for road and
school improvements In the countries
in which the reserves are situated.
An amendment prohibits expendi
tures for the publication of any ar
ticle in relation to the forestry ser
vice, but it is stipulated that, this
shall not prevent the service giving
out information on any subject of
public interest.
)Tews of the Day.
Atlanta,; Georgia, suffered another
serious fire, seventy-five horses nnd
much other property being burned.
Secretary Taft sailed from Colon
Tuesday afternoon. It is reported
that lie accomplished the object for
which he went to Panama.
Seven men were killed instantly in
n mine explosion near Wilkesbarre,
Pa.
The meeting of the President and
the (Jovernors of the several States
to consult about the country's nat
ural resources and their protection,
began \Vednesds4.
The North Carolina ease workers
met in Greensboro last week.
Virginians Asked to Observe Davis*
- Birthday.
Richmond, Va., Special.—Governor
Swanson has issued a proclamation
requesting the people of Virginia to
observe June 3d, the centennial of
President Davis' birth, as a holiday.
On that day the Davis monument
erected here by the Jefferson Davis
Monument Association will be turned
over to the city.
Negro Children Killed Their Father.
Carthage, N. C., Special.—Satur
day night at Cameron Tom Kelly, a
mason, well known in
this section, got into a drunken row
with his family, nnd two of his sons
nearly grown and a daughter in her
teens jumped 011 him with nil kinds of
cntde implements of warfare and
flogged him so awfully that he died
The young partricides are now in
jail hero.
Michigan For Taft.
Grand Rapids, Mich., Special.—
Michigan's delegation to the Republi
can national convention was in
structed by the State Republican
convention, which met here to select
four delegates at large, t-.vo presiden
rial (lectors at large and a new State
chairman to "cast an undivided vote
of t-li* whole • Htate-in favor -of-tJ*
nomination of Secretary Taft." It
was an unusually harmonious con-
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