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Which is now offered by thattnost popular railroad the HendersonSoute which road has been rightlytermed the Kentnckians

to the West and Southwes-tIt has just been announced from

office of the Louisville HenderSt Louis Railway that they nowin service on their night trains

Louisville an1 St Lonis FreeChair Cars which have just

received from the shops and are arelation in the car builders artThe cars are strictly uptodate first

lass palaces of travel on wheels andis only one of th many surprises

which aro promise the public for theWorlds Fair travel by the Henderson

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They are solidly vestibnled and arefurnished with sixtvfonr recliningchairs which are upholstered in beautijfnl green plush in addition to smoking

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All the green calamity howlersLose their jobs when they land here

Here the dry ways are the highwaysBuilt high and dry from rains and flood

Here the good roads delegationSwear the roads are suttnly good

But of pikes and highways finestTheres a road that suits my taste

Tis the line of Solid ComfortAnd the trains let no time waste

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Atteiiipting to Draw the JapsInto a Trap

Busy Fortifying the of theYuJa Manchuria

Strikingly Full of UnusualX and Active Life

St Petersburg April thetime approaches for the opening ofland operations on a large scale theRussian authorities are exercisinggreater vigilance to prevent the newsof their plans for the disposition oftroops in the theater of war from go-

ing abroad For ten days not a scrapof real information except such as iscontained in official dispatches hasbeen given out or has come from thefront There practically exists an em-bargo upon news dispatches

Paris April St Petersburgcorrespondent of the Echo de Parissays that the Russian general staff isconvinced that the Russians will awaita Japanese attack on the right bankof the Yalu They are now busily engaged fortifying the mouth of the riv-er X remarkable bridge has beenconstructed on the prolongation of theWiju line connecting it with Pin HuJanThe correspondent says the

are seeking to draw on the Japanese only sending small troops acrossthe river

St Petersburg April presscorrespondent at Port Arthur who

to the fortreSs Monday froman inspection trip through SouthernManchuria telegraphs that country isstrikingly full of an unusual and active life that the troops are vigorousand healthy and animated by a desire for active operations and that theentire native population includingthat of the commercial world is friendly to Russia and full of faith in theRussian arms The correspondentsays r Russian money wasshaky at the beginning of the waris again firm

The Chinese volunteer militia form-ed there present a good appearancewearing a special uniform with eqaulettes bearing the Russian nationalflag The natives provide provisionsfreely and are selling horses broughtfrom the surrounding country Themandarins are an exception to thisgeneral rule as they are cautious

trying to carry water on bothshoulders As their conduct is pas-sive it does the Russians no harm

The railroad holds out splendidlyand works regularly all the attaches-of the road being imbued with the highimportance their task Sentries areposted at the boundary and are doingduty in the neutral zone dividing China and Manchuria The weather iswarm and the are open InPort Arthur all is quiet and the inhabitants have become accustomed to astate of war though some of them areimpatient that the enemy has beenfor so long a time invisible

London April 7 Tae Daily Telegraphs Seoul correspondent says helearns from a Japanese sailor who participated in the attacks on Port Ar-

thur that the Japanese fleet is dividedinto seven squadrons Four of theseare watching Port Arthur the fifthpatrols the Korean coast and the sixthand seventh cruise between Vladivo-stok and North Japan Two torpedoboats were much damaged in the engagements but otherwise the fleet waslittle injured The damages to theJapanese cruisers Iyate and Yoshinehave been repaired the vesselshave joined the fleet

The Daily Wei Hal Weicorrespondent cabling under date ofApril 6 says Russian warships are pa-trolling the Gulf of Pe Chi Li and thatthe London Times steamer was stopped and searched 30 miles outside ofPort Arthur Tuesday

Port Arthur April Russianbattleship Pereseveit reports that shesighted the enemy Wednesday inKwan Tung waters All is quiet here

London April Times correspondent who is cruising in the vicinity of Port Arthur cabling concern-ing the holdup of his vessel by aRussian warship says it was the

cruiser Bayan flying the flag ofVice Adm Makaroff which chased andlater searched his steamer He saysthe Bayan shows the scars ofjhe

recently inflicted upon her by theJapanese but that she is a fine shipand well handled

THE SMOOT CASE 4

Several Witnesses From Utah HaveBeen Summoned to Appear

Washington April followingwitnesses have been summoned to ap-pear before the committee on privileges and elections in the Smoot caseApril 20

Angus M Cannon Salt Lake GeoTeas dale Nepi J W Taylor SaltLake John Henry Smith Salt LakeJ M Trainor Salt Lake L E AlottFarmington B H Roberts Salt LakeMoses Thatcher Logan Heber JGrant Salt Lake Mathias F CowleSalt Lake Lillian Hamlin Salt Lake

The Canal CommissionersPanama April 7 The members of

the United States canal commission re-ceived an enthusiastic welcome ontheir arrival here from Colon Wednes-day They were met at the railroadstation tty a number of special repre-sentatives

Large Fleet of Transports Off Hai JoSeoul Korea April American

missionary who has just returnedfrom Northern Korea reports having6eon a Japan 40 transportssome of whf ch very Saiju 50 miles north of Chemulpo

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Union Strikers Mak An Attnck onNonUnion Workmen

Chicago April G Although it wasannounced Monday night that thestrike at the American Can Cos plantin this city had been settled the riot-ing around the place was fiercer Tues-day than ever and one man JohnIsiichols lost his life

The fighting began early in the morn-Ing when 300 Greeks who have beenemployed during the strike attempted-to come to the factory They weremet at the gates by union pickets whoattacked them with stones and clubs

A large detachment tried to main-tain order but only with moderate suc-cess A shot fired from the crowdaroused the Greeks to fury TheGreeks who had entered the factorycame pouring out armed with knivesand revolvers and attempted to attackthe union men and their sympathizerswho were assaulting their countrymenat the gateway The police after adesperate struggle managed to keepthe two bodies of men apart and drovethe Greeks into the factory and dis-

persed the crowd on the outside Inthis fight a number of men were bat-tered up the most seriously hurt beingWjlliam Rohrbach who was struck onthe head by a stone and AntonioSoukasbos whose wrist was slashedby a knife

At night when the 300 Greeks leftthe place they were attacked by a mobfully 1000 strong that pelted themwith stones sticks and bottles Thepolice however escorted them to thetrain without anybody having beenseriously injured although quite anumber of men on both sides werebruised

After the Greeks had reached theirtrain it is said somebody on the carsfired a shot the bullet killing Nicholsinstantly

ECHO OF THE RIOT

Damage Suits For Sums Aggregating95000 Filed at Clinton Tenn

KnoxvilleTennX Aprif G Damaige-f suits for sums aggregating 95 000were filed at Clinton Tenn Tuesdayby the widows of the men killed in theriot at Coal Creek Tenn on SundayFebruary 7 and also by two men shotat the same time The suits arebrought against the Coal Creek CoalCo President E C Camp personallyand Jud Reeder guard and detectivewho it is charged began the shootingWidows of James Black Jacob Sharpand W W Taylor sue for 25000 eachand A R Watts a merchant who wasshot asks 10000 damages and MoreCox sues for the same sum Thesuits are a sequel to the bloodshedwhen the guard of the Coal Creek CoalCo fired on union miners

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the Iowa Operators association havecalled a second conference for nextMonday The conference was askedfor by the miners and it is taken tomean that the strikers will give in antithe strike will be settled MondayWhen President Vhite of the

asked President Morris ofoperators for a conference the

latter replied that there was no useconference unless the miners would j

come to the terms of the operatorsThe fact that the mine workers agreedto a conference under these terms

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Paris April civil ceremonjof the marriage of Capt Algernon Sartoris grandson of the late Gen Grantto Mile Germaine Cecile Noufflard aniece of Charles Halle the artist director of the new gallery London willtake place April 25 and the religious

27 in the Church StDEylau The witnesses for

the bride will include Mr Halle Thegrooms witnesses will be the Marquisde Laigle and Maj Bentley Mott theUnited States military attache Amongthe bridesmaids will be Miss Lillie an

girl who recently made herat the grand opera The bKide-

jis a granddaughter of Sir Johnof England whose estate joined theSartoris estate

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iboat Nashville and torpedo destroyerLawrence sailed from Pensacola Tuesday afternoon for St Louis to represent the navy at the Worlds fair Thevessels will reach New Orleans Wedpnesday

i In the Hands of An AssigneeChicago April G The Chicago Busi

ness Womens club Tuesday went intothe hands of an assignee Frederick AHill As soon as the affair of the clubcan be straightened out it will be re-organized on a profit basis

A Consolidation EffectedNew York April consolidation-

was effected Tuesday between the American Automobile association comprising in its membership thirty ormOre leading automobile clubs of thecountry and the American Motorleague with 3000 individual members

Labor Union Tickets ElectedDenver Cal April 6 Municipal

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