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it is true that the Grand Duke
Boris struck the czar, it was probably
cnly for a loan.
The itinerary of that international
fleet reads like one of St. Paul's celebrated
sea voyages.
Was it in good taste to mention a
pup in connection with Edna May's
matrimonial speculations?
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SHREDS OF TORN FLESH
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OF FIVE MEN.
MARQUETTE DYNAMITE WORK8
BLOWN UP, CAU8WO OEATH
AND GREAT DESTRUCTION.
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government of the naval academy and
recommended their summary dismissal
in accordance with an act of congress
approved,March 8, IMS.
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litical and military demands. The news
from Moscow is very bad. Open mu­
Found Guilty.
tiny has broken out in the Grenadier Milo Keep hai^been found guilty Of
the murder olBert Miller on the morning
6t MayTlS^^p^IearAthe ve>
diet "Guilty in the first degree" with- m
out any apparent Interest and quietly 1¾
returned to hie ceH 4n the jaiL
Attorney Ketchum filed a motion for
a new trial on the grounds of new evidence
and error in evidence/
Milo Keep has served time In Ionia,
Jackson and Marquette prisons, having
been released from the latter but a
few mbnWWolrtmS nl«rnwr of Miller.
Under the name of Milo Sexton he
had married a Mrs. McLaughlin, an
aunt of Bert Miller's, who kept rooms
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Mere Jews Kilted.
over a Kalamazoo saloon. The couple
quarrel and the woman asked Miller to-
A dispatch to the Neue Freie Presse come and room with her for protection.
from Bucharest, Roumanla, says: "Re­ Keep is said to have become madly
ports received here through refugees jealous at this. On the morning of May
declare that since Sunday the town of 2 Miller was found dead in bed. his
Blisabethgrad, Russia, has been burn­ skull having been crushed' with a
ing and that a mob has been killing heavy iron rasp which was found under,
and plundering in the Jewish quarter. a bureau. Keep was at once under sus­
A legiment la proceeding to Elisabethpicion and wa«r convicted on ctrcum* m^m;
grad from Kishinefl to restore order 8tantial evidence.
there."
Meriwether's Case.
Retaliation For Exclusion.
Midshipman Minor Meriwether, Jr.,
Capt. A. C Baker, of the cruiser who was tried by court martial for
Raleigh, who has been detached for causing the death of
several months to study commercial Branch/has been sentenced en<
and political conditions in China, was ment to the limits of the
a passenger on the Manchuria, arriv­ emy for a period of one yeai
ing today from the orient, on his way publicly reprimanded by the
to Washington to lay before the presl- of the navy. Secretary Bonaparte has
clent and MB advisors life results of hls-fpWcledlhat The Ve'nten^ensrcwrted
investigation. He says:
out, but that so much of the penalty
"It is nonsense to talk of the boycott as would debar the accused from serv­
as dying out. The commercial situation ing on any practice ship attached to
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iron hand and they have given orders
of manslaughter^ and found^gullty of
not to handle American goods. It is al­
the other two charges, namely, violamost
impossible to get at them. Of
tion of the third clause of the eighth
course, we havo treaties guai*meeing
article for the government of the navy,
the free circulation of our goods, out
which prohibits midshipmen from en­
supposing the coolies on the docks, the gaging in fisticuffs, and conduct to the
carriers on the streets and everybody prejudice of good order and discipline.
connected with the handling of goods
refuses to touch them, what are you --N. The Money Was Bogus.
to do?
overlooking the real thing fas t*#
"American houses in Canton are full haste to get a handful of bogus
to. the roof with flour, and they cannut was the bad break made by a yi ;^>
budge it. In the meantime, Australian bandit in Lansing. The "highwi
merchants are chartering everything was a girl about 14 years old,
they can get their hands on to rush victim the 9-year-old daughter of W.
their inferior flour kito the market to N. Wilder. The latter was accosted in
take advantage of^eur difficulty. broad daylight by the older girl, who
"The Chinese merchants-admit that drew her into a hallway and seized her
the flour is not as good as ours, but pocketbook,- which was bulging with 4
convicted in the circuit court of the
their are committed to this" this war on bills. The bills, however, were only
premeditated attempted murder of Gil­ American products and are prepare;! the script used in a business college,
bert Olson, whom he got drunk, led to to make sacrifices to carry it out. but the bandit didn't notice this. She
the Pere Marquette trestle, struck with "Not only the Australians, but the seized the whole roll, overlooking a
a billy, robbed and threw into Broad Japanese also, are taking advantage of genuine silver dollar, then threw the
man lake.
the boycott to get our business. Cotton purse on the floor and ran away.
mills are being established in China by • The police have been unable to find
Mrs. Oliver Little, the youthful St. Japanese houses, and with cheap labor any clue to the girl, who was poorly
Johns bride, is stopping at a hotel with' and no transportation charges they are di eased.
her husband, awaiting the time when in a position to drive us out of the
•her parents will forgive her'runawa^ field. They will also develop the steel
The mother is said to be
CONDENSED NEWS.
ore of Korea and probably the oil. in
trying to patch up a peace, but the
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this way our vast kerosene and steel
father is obdurate.
business there will be taken over by
The supreme court of the United tho Japanese. -
Slates has entered an-order advancing "The only thing that could raise the
the argument in the 28 eases before boycott would be to rescind the Chi­
the court involving the application of nese exclusion laws, and this, of
the Michigan ad valorem tax cases to course, .will not be done. It looks as
the railroads of ibis state and set the though our business relations with
hearing lor February 19 next. China were doomed. The boycott is
Marine insurance companies have getting worse every day there."
beeiub**a*dev b^.tfce season of navigation
Just closing on J&e great lakes Rep. James B. Watson, of Indiana,
than; evdr*eftwe. The/ total value of has been chosen by the Republican
vessels destroyed 0 damaged, together house cauous as "whip" to succeed Mr.
with UHTlee^eeWthel^^arcoei, reaches Tawney, of Minnesota, •«:
the ene*i*OS)evqpic* of #6,375,000. . v The .Illinois aupfemv court affirmed
Despite, JM meet .stringent quaran­ the verdict of the lower oourt, which
tine, efforts en4eTn*ve failed to stank* condemned Johaan Hoch to death for
cut the diphtheria epidemic which hae the murder of We wife, Mrs. Merit
Infested ^Qliidalona, for nearly tw$ Welcker Hocb, and the date of bis. exmonths.
Several new oases are repo ~ 4cntUavhe* beefc.ee* to yehruary *3.r
tdr Area -Beftinger, the-16-year-old
^ ws^^e^ejw n^^se^ewe^^^a e ^s^e> «s^pe>^rnejAen^veBy. nee^^gF '^^g^sjpnva
of John Bellinger, is dead. Two appointed » niember of the sub-commit
cases are reported in the family of tees on District ofc Qolumbla «** peev
gust Martin, whose oldest d tetona n* tfcev home enmmitlee ,en .*•»
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Unless we despise a woman wh
we cease to love her, we are-still
slave without consolement of into:
cation.
Capt. Saraanaki, of the 222d reg
ment, stationed at Kaluga, has declin
to obey the order of his colonel to use
his company In breaking up the strike,
declaring tn writing" that be regarded
polico work as outside the duties of of-*.
ficers and soldiers. .'.._.««... «*
It is probable that Michican's artillery
organisation may be .the first ef
the: national guards of 4n«r egenirr to
receive the new light neW'fiece* to b»
issued iiy the government and which
are said to be the d^i4liest w^ponf et
tbelf kind 70t detijjed. ': '. v ^
In view of the sertous nejrg from
Riga and Revel, ChanceUpr von Buelow
has authorised m president t.be
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