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MONEYMoney makes the money go
indepomlcncoIIlItollpoiiHonwl investment You cnn of tonafford ono whero you cant tltu other
Truo wealth consists in healthvigor and courage domestic quintconcord public liberty plenty of nilthat in necessary and contempt of nilthat la superfluous Fendon
FROM THE WIDE WORLD
Count Cnwini Iltisfllan Ambassndoto the United Status la to lw transfurred to Madrid Ho will ho suceej1
<xl ut WnBhington by Baron Koran
Baron dos llunohos the Itnltnn Ambafwador to tho United States in tomnko n tour of thn South with n viewto recommending loontloiis fnvornblifor of Italian tauntgrant
Tho iintioljKilod Mayday dentcastrations in St Petersburg fallento mntarlnltKo and theru was nobloodnhed and no disturbances of II
serious nature Ono or two mootlags waroattompUtdby the soofalistiololl1ontrhut thuy wuro ciutckly brokvu up UT tho CoMOkA
IN OUR OWN COUNTRY
t Tho tenth nnnttal mooting 6f thuNntlonal Mauufiicturors ASIIOointtonIbegan Tuesdayatmoro than 800 dulegatas in nttmuliuioo
Titan Vlt8 it large nilcndnncc nttug coromonlM at Iornwt Park
UfIMtrlnnForrofll errs unveiled
Predictions worn nmdo in ChioagiTumdny night dint tho tounwtursKinks would lw wiled oft praluibljwithin fortyeight hours unit curtainly by the and of tho wouk
A woman who alnimud to ho Cnrlotto widow of Maximilian has rocoutly duwppoHrml in 1ttonlfhrimjKwing on tho Italian colony lnlust city for years obtaining fromlliwn many thoumud of dollars
Nogntntioim for the puruhoso orVXMXX norm of oftfimrn III
Northern Porkla awl Southern AmprneliualIChicago Kansas City anti Omaharico land IB intended for oattlofocding purposo
VltnuR4oa woro I < ttl beforetho Federal grand Jury in Chicagoyesterday to show t datllo buyonfor tho Mtaking uncurls mid roproBoutnttvoH of eommlsmon houses herdadopted n pnictico of mooting imolmarnlng anti agreeing on jirlaof uutllo for tho day
Tho dooldtnii of the Isthmian Cnnfil Commission to purchase its supplies abroad id causing n growl dualof mina nurb to that dement of tinUOJlUbtiam party which is in favorof continuing tho existing high tarllprognumno and lion brought the issue of sharply forward ns nmihject of consideration by the nextCongress
COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY
Fire nl Owpnslwro Jtcflllflod ahit of 7000
j Mnj John D Harris former StnhSenator died nt liichmoml May 12Ho was tho father of Mrs S IISlono of Loultwlll-
uCommoncnlths tMtorney Allenof Loxington will ask the Court of-
ApIPals to pal upon tho legality ofJmlgo Parkers instructions to tinjury in tho James Hargis case andnlso upon tho right to reject curtaintestimony which was not allowed
Civil Service CommiBsionor GreenIN iu hvonHboro investigating charg ¬
es that Collector E T Franks leviednSHussmontfl on inter mil mvouiia emPloys to aid Dr W Godfrey HunterIn tho recent Eleventh district con ¬
gressioualcontestTile Rivers nud Harbors Committee
of Congress was in Louisville Mon ¬
tiny investigating tho necessity forriver improvDtncut The membersworo out nl Madison nd by Louis ¬
yule business men nnd escorted horoTho needs wore sot forth to tho bestadvantage ossiblc maid tho day closed with n banquet nt thoCountryClub In honor cf tho visitors wholater loft for Cairo
Tho thirtyfirst Kentucky Dorbywas witnessed by ono of time largestcrowds over assembled at ChurchillDowns tho attendance being estimat ¬
ed nt U5000 Tho historic eventwas icon by Agile owned by diptS S Brown tho Tittsburgcoal kingThere woro only three starters CnptJim Williams colt Rams Horn winning second plaeo The rico wasrmfOvor u muddy track and thetimowas 210
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THE CITIZENLITHE MAN BEHIND THE DESK
President Roosevelt Finds Himself Confronted by a Stack of Official Dust¬I ness Washington Dispatch
PANAMARAILWAY1Some
united in lluylng AmericanShips For the Company I
THE PRICES HAVE BEEN RAISED
A Question liaised ng to the Use
by the United States or Forolfinlliiilt Vessels
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Secretary Taft Bays the Vessels IfPurchased Would Fly the Flag
of the Nation In Which Purchase Was Made
Washington May 17 SecretaryTuft indicated to tho president thatsome difficulty might bo experiencedIn purchasing ships for tho PanamaRailroad Co Already some vesselswhich tho directors of tho railroad hadIn mind bad boon found to bo sold andthe prices of somo others had beenraised when tho owners had discoveredfor whom they were wanted
A question was raised as to the usesubstantially by the United Statesgovernment of foreignbuilt vesselsand what nations flag they would flyManifestly under tho law they couldnot fly tho United States flag not ¬
withstanding they belonged to thoUnited States government withoutconing Into conflict with tho naviga ¬
ball laws of the country SecretaryTaffftnld that the vadeals It purchaSeodL would fly tho flag of tho nation Inwhich tho purpchaso was made andnot tho stars and strips
The Purchase of SuppliesAs to tho purchase of supplies of va ¬
rious kinds for time canal work Scorestary Taft Indicated that It was time
purpose of tho commission tQ buy ev¬
erything posslblo In the United Stateson which tho prices approximated theprices abroad
New York May 17Plnns for thoenlargement of tho terminal and dockfncllltli at Colon and Panama andthe doublo trucking and reequipmentof tho road entailing an expenditure ofapproximately 2000000 wore npproved by tho board of directors of thoPanama Railroad Co at a meetingheld hero It was stated unofficiallyby ono of tho directors present thattime question of rates was discussedbut that no action was taken
The Treaty of CommercePanama May ITTIlotrlllty of
commerce argued upon at Washingtonbetween Mr Takahtra tIe Japaneseminister and Sonar Obaldla tho Iahamnn minister will be approved byPresident Amador with slight modifi ¬
cation
Gifts To the American UniversityWashington May 17Dr David H
Carroll of Baltimore presided at thesemiannual meotlngjof tho trustees oftho American university Several re-cent gifts approximating about 333000 In value were announced
Death of Col Q W ClarkWashington May 17Col 0 W
Clark a woll known resident of Cin ¬
cinnati died suddenly hero of heartfailure Col Clark was a veteran oftho civil war Ho will bo burled atArlington
Secretary Hay ImprovingDad Nauheipi May 17 Secretary
Hay will go to Berlin It Is aUnouncdattar ho leaves here at tho ond of an-
other ton days treatmont Ho Is fooltag much bettor
Appointed a CommissionerWashington May 17 Secrotnr
Tart appointed Maj Gen Lunsfoni LLomax of Virginia a member of theGettysburg battlefield park commitstun to fill the vacancy cauMtl tty thedeath of Maj W M Robins
Mrs MaddenLexington Ky May 17Mrs Atlnbo
Madden wife of the noted taUAr Land breeder John R Madden arrivShero A report which has boon circalated hero for several days was to theeffect that ovorturos had boon madeto Madden to buy the Charles Loshafarm on tho Winchester pike and giveIt to his wife as her future homewhere she could bo In close touchwith her children and at the samo Urnsnot come In contact with tho masterof Hamburg paoo-
Louisville Tobacco MarketLouisville Ky May 17 Fortytw
hhdii of burley were offered on the tobucco breaks at prices varying front
Jt10 to 14 Time number of darkhhds offered was 170 and tho pricesranged from 320 to 050 The mar-ket was about tho same as last week
Explosion of Acetylene GasNewport Ky May 17By the ox
plosion of an acetylene gas generatornt tho residence of oxMayor It WNelsons residence William Gabrielengineer at the Juggins manufncturIng plant was Injured so badly thatho will probably logo his eyesight
Ohio Will OverflowHenderson Ky May 17 Govern
ment officials have notified Wharfmastor Soapor hero that tho Ohio willoverflow all the bottom lands in theHorseshoe Bond above time city Hundreds of acres of corn have alreadybeen planted In tho bond
Eight Years For MurderOwlngsvlllo Ky May l7Jns Rid
die charged with the murder of Odd-
S Rodgers was sentenced to eightyears In the penitentiary An appealwill probably lo taken by Riddles attornoys The Jury deliberated about16 hours
Paul Campbell Goes FreeModlBonvlIle Ky May 17Paul
Campbell who shot and killed WillCoffman near Slaughtorvlllo two weeksago In a quarrel over an old pistolwas given his freedom the grand juryfalling to return an Indictment againsthim
Henry E Youtsey Still III
Frankfort Ky May 17lIenry RYoutsoy the Goobel murder convict Inthe state penitentiary continues sorlously thin limo prison hospital lit Insuffering from an attack of sioti fcver He Is not thought to oe critically111
The Louisville RacesLouisville Ky May 17 Georgo C
Bennett ran truq to form and scoredhis third win out of three starts at thepresent meeting when ho captured time
Rashford Manor stakes for twoyearolds In easy fashion
A Pistol DuelHarlan Iy May 17 While resist-
ing arrest Carlo Halt fired six shots atMarshal Cox Tho marshal returnedthe fire fatally wounding Hall Noneof Halls shots took effect on the marhal
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NEARING THE END
Indications Arc That the Team ¬
stern Strike in Chicago WillHo Called Off
PROBABLY BY END OF THE WEEK
President Samuel Compere of time
American Federation of Labor InConsultation With Leaders
Mayor Dunne Intimated That If thoStrike Spreads It Would Be Nee
ecsary For Him To Call Outthe State Militia
Chicago May 17Although no factshave as yet transpired to fully war-rant the prediction It la asserted bothby members of tho Employers assoelation and by tho conservative elewent in tho ranks of the teamstersthat tho present strike will bo calledoft probably within 48 hours and certainly by the end of tho week
It Is not likely that any definite no-tion looking to an adjustment of thotrouble will bo taken prior to time meet ¬
ing of the national officers of the team-sters
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unionChief among tho causes which load
to tho prediction of a settlement arethe firm stands taken by Mayor Dunnewhen In conference with PresidentShoo and officials of tho local team-sters union he assured thorn that anyfurther spread of the strike would cer-tainly
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make It necessary for him tocall for troops and the arrival ofPresident Samuel Gompors of time Am ¬
oilcan Federation of Labor who reach ¬
od the oltyGompera Has Hope
Although possessed of executivepower in the settlement of the strikePresident Oompors declared that hehad overt hope that Its end was notfar distantIt my Intention to come toChicago anyway at the end of thoweek said Mr Compare but afterholding a conversation over the telephono with Mr Shea decided to an ¬
ticipate my visit somewhat and comeat once I certainly shall do all In mypower to end the strike and I havegoat hopes of success
Immediately on leaving his trainPresident Gompors went Into confer-ence with President Shea and local of¬
ficials of the teamsters union Thisconference lasted unUl a late hour
Scope of Delivery IncreasedThe Employers association and the
express companies Increased theirscope of delivery still further Some-thing over 2000 wagons woro la useand business for the most part wastransacted without hindrance of anykind There were a few cases of smallsized rioting which were dispersed bya tow policemen who used their clubsin vigorous fashion Tho merchantsnnd department stores are confidentthat they will bo able to extend theiroperations still further and have atleast 2100 wagons In full service
Three hundred and nety men werebrought Into tho city to take placesof strikers and as ninny more are ex¬
petted
SCHOOL BOYS STRIKE
They Quit School In Sympathy Withthe Teamsters
Chicago May 17At a meeting oftho board of education warrants weresworn out for eight boys who havebeen leaders In the recent strikes atthe schools in sympathy with thestrike of tho teamsters It was an ¬
flounced by tho superintendent of com-
pulsory¬
education that ho had definiteinformation to time effect that tho may
jority of tho strikes at tho schools hadboon Instigated by hoodlums who hadtold tho pupils that It was their dutyto refuse to attend school becauso theschools wore buying coal of tho wrongfirms Tho threat of arrest of parents whose children did not attendschool had tho effect of settling threeof the strikes and a normal attendanceof pupils Is expected
AMERICAN MUSICIANS
President Joseph N Weber of Cincin ¬
nati Renomlnated
Detroit Mich May 17At the ses-
sion¬
of tho annual convention of theAmerican Federation of MusiciansPresident Joseph N Weber of Cin ¬
cinnati and Secretary Owen Miller ofSt Louis and Treasurer Otto Oscendorf also of St Louis were renomlnatod by acclamation without opposi ¬
tion Other nominations were Firstvice president G W Fope of Colum¬
bus William J Kerogood WashingSton D C second vlco president PE Hayden Lynn Mass and GeorgeH Wooley of Paterson N J Districto III cora Include George Schath Cincinnati I J Masten Cleveland G ERogers Grand Rapids Mich for thoFourth district
Twins DrownedMt Holly N J May 17Whlle
boating on Jones Hill pond at Juliustown George G and Thomas D G
years old twin sons of Noah Gasklllwore drowned and their brother WULiam nged 16 years was rescued Tho
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