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   Burlington Hawk-Eye (Newspaper) - April 30, 1903, Burlington, Iowa                                STATEHOOD HOPE GONE Hawaiis Chances to Enter Co a PASS OVER OF Retrain to to Act br for of April chances of statehood have gone a glimmering lor many years to according to popular belief oy reason of the action of the legislature in passing over the veto of Governor Dole a res requesting President and the leaders In the national Con ior an amendment to the organic act permitting the vse both Hawai ian and English by the The organic act now provides that til legislative proceedings shall be in the English though the law la violated every day of the present ses The native language is used more freely in both houses than Is the Eng and often it is not even inter into All bills are print ed In both languages and the Hawaiian now more the official tongue than the By permitting either lan guage to be used the legislative pro would likely be carried on en tirely ta and no man not ac quainted with Hawaiian could hold a teat In the The joint resolution calling upon con gress to amend the organic act was passed in both as the republi can platform had a plank In it endors ing for the use of both lan In vetoing the resolution Governor Bole said from the provi sions of the organic act it was the fixed policy of congress ni the time the organic act was passed that legislative nna Judicial proceedings In the upper should be conducted In the Eng lish That this is an Important and reas requirement of a territory bf tile United looking forward to statehood goes without In the recent discussions in congress on the question of the admission of the territories of Oklahoma Arizona end Tcw Mexico to much was made in opposition to the of the backward condition of the people of and New as to the use of the English language and Of the fact that the conduct of both courts and legislatures require the assistance bf I feel that the submission of such Request as la contained in the joint res to the legislative and executive authorities of the United States could not toll to the standing ot this territory before such authorities tipon the question of the admission of the Territory of Hawaii as a state of the American Moreover the allowance of the Ha language together with the English as a medium for legislative Would tend to delay legis lative wric and rto Aw to Uta senate tBe ty a unanimous men advocates said that Governor Dole waa Hawaiis chances of statehood would be materially by the adop tion of the As they had been elected on platform advocating this very they step outside that and so till voted to not sustain the In the house there a warm and exciting discussion over the veto but It was finally turned down by a vote bf 25 to the four voting against the overriding of the veto being natives and including Speaker The members voted against sustain ing the veto being fearful of the loss of the native and some of the home rulers claim now that the adop tion of the resolution was a trick with which to congress against as to bring about a curtailment of their Speaker Beckley told the members of his party that If tho resolution were it might bring some sort of retaliation from one of the native said he was painfully sur prised at the action of the governor In vetoing the resolution and threaten ed that the legislature would remove the governor If he didnt behave in the Just in tha midst of the de bate a native spoke up and said I have been The speaker ruled him out of order and the debate con There is an effort also being made to get trough a resolution calling Upon congress to permit the use of both lan In the This would work endless At present the services ol Japan ese and Porto Interpreters are required In the conduct of the courts nnd by mainke Hawaiian the official language things would be much It would virtually compel the resig nation of present Judges and juries would ave to be composed ot either all American or all native Other wise testimony and everything else would be greatly handicapped In their It la not expected that con will comply with the request of the legislature also refused to sustain tlie governors only other of a permitting saloons to sell beer only at a annual license of Gov ernor Doles objections were that the law did not prohibit women from fre the that the police were not given a right to enter the sal at all times a search that the license should be forfeit ed upon conviction violation of the and tbat law Hid not prohibit saloons from near schools op law was forced though tlie senate admitted the need of the restrictions Imposed by the feared Uwi be was too much of prohibitionist to sign a beer with sthe defects It was agreed to another rem the first The failed ot passage over the In the but upon illegal It was finally forced WEATHER AND RAIN OR Special to Tbc April Burlington and vicinity Bain or snow and much coldor today high norUi winds Friday For and much colder to possibly turning to snow in portion Friday fair and continued cold southwest to northwest April In tbti rain and colder In tho cast portions today winds Friday warmer in Irest i Daily River April following cloudy TLa river will continue falling present of the M 7 feet Indies aboro low water fall of sinoe last Boots RUSSIA DISAVOWS Flatly Denies She Has Any tion of Seizing April part in the Manchurian Incident was ex this evening to the Associated Press by Count the Ho called on Secretary Hay yesterday and assured him not only in Manchuria would be fully safe also of the bt Minister Congers dispatches from Peking relative course He said tonight it was a matter of keenest regret to that ble parties had on a matter of which they evidently were grossly He paid Russia would the last to stand In the way of American trade in He sold if the question of opening new treaty ports was solely n commercial it would be But political complications are likely to follow which would Increase threats to It lies within the power of the Americans to exert great Influence for the preservation of Russia also and Is working to that and feels assured the Washington government will lend its moral support to calm the excitement aroused by the reports from Bt April clal note on the subject of Russian pol icy toward Just characterizes the demands ascribed to Russia in the dispatches from Peking as being simply as already cabled on the authority ot the Russian foreign change has says the In the Intentions of Russia with reference to The exchange of views about to occur between the Russian minister and the Chinese gov can relate only to the meas ures to be adopted for insuring the preservation of order and after the Russian troops have marched out of the Russia has absolutely no intention to place Impediments in the way of foreign Rock April II and Missouri Railway company today elected George George The survey will be completed In sixty to ninety when active operations will be i Tiro April has retired German consuls at and Valencia and Brazilian at because of al Interference in internal affairs ot Harvard Murder Coca to April case ot convicted as principal in the murder of went to the Jury this A Among a tiresome piece of insipidity that girl Is parents ought to keep her at The first thing they know some modern novelist will take ner for a York A German tourist sass its all non sense about Americans being in such a They he gulp down their In flve but on the way back to the office they stanli half an hour to watch a safe he to the twentieth story a Sorry She said the why are you stirring your coffee so strenuously I am trying the physical culture on it for responded tho comedian If the electric chair is an instrument ot death where does the accordion come In Hates Household Specific for the ud Per Lane Bolt or Stag or Itching ot Skill or Soil Indolent Bcro Old Bores ind Discharging Cat Bore Painful Bron ui Salts Household Ointment b best ud ready remedy for and cura agent of neither a grease nor an oil and becomes Is for an the baits and alls on or near the nutate ot the body ot people or domestic Halos Household Ointment cored me of I hare used Bales Ointment for 12 Itti the best remedy lor croup and all Oron UI been Ointment for received more than from aoy use Household Ointment and Baptist back mu one solid 9 bozai of Bales Ointment have healed It Bales Household Ointment Is pure art no poisonous Internally lor throat aad bronchial It may be wA upon tae most delicate Irritation or yet It allays and caret of Always keap n both Tortile tiy Sand bf ft THOMAS MA RUIN FRUIT CHOP Snow and Iowa Causes Crave BUZZARD HITS Council April c report snow and sleet in twentytwo Iowa counties tor is felt for the ana snow storms struck Nebraska today and played havoc Damage vegetables is almost snow fell this Tonight the tem below freezing The conditions are worse west and north of Ice prostrated telegraph wires in all April blizzard has been raging heer an Traffic Js at a Mills suspended operations and crews on ore docks were compelled to Fears are en for the safety of the overdue steamer Zenith The storm is gen eral in Michigan and Northern Wiscon April Zenith City arrived here and reports wild weather on Lake West April worst blizzard of the year has been raging since early There is strong gale of wind and snow has been falling at 7 was 1 degrees below the freezing April telegram says snow has been falling there since early with the wind from the north and the tempera ture below It is the coldest weather known there In April in many Fruit buds and other live vege tation have been frosted and barley and other grain above ground have been The storm is reported to be severe north and A Sioux telegram says With a temperature of 31 and rain and sleet falling all much dam age will be done to fruit trees in this Ice has borne down tele graph and telephone wires and trolley cars bad difficulty for many hours this April at the government weather bureau here that enow is falling at Hays City and Dodge with a below At and the temperature dropped 20 degrees in an BULLET IN Tonic Man LI to Re for April in a pool of his own the top of Ills head torn ont by a charge the shot vis Clayton well young was found about 11 oclock this morning in the barn on the farm of Stentz near this Friends of the young man state that they ore at a loss to explain the cause for the rash About a year ago Benbow was sentenced to the inebri ate He however been paroled during the fall and since that time had let intoxicants cently he had stated to friends that he was trying to lead a better life and free himself from the the liquor FOREST FIRE IMPERILS TOWN In Dancer of April threaten the Destruction of the city and in every direction the woods are Hundreds of citizens fought the flames to keep them from the lumber yards and of the Lob dell Bailey Manufacturing of Road April prelim inary hearing in the case of the State of Iowa against Ora Sample was bad In Justice Bryants court re the defendant being bound over to the district which con venes in The defendant was released on a bond of He was charged with having wilfully and ma obstructed u Wabash railroad train on by placing a ratl on the track a mile and a half north of Belhnap Bellance Given Trial April Reliance was formally placed In commission and given a trial spin this She was brought into the conditions of the winds and sea which gave her the most severe test she has yet She behaved admir ably on all points in sailing and many times tender nail a hard struggle to hold her position In the His The old gentleman was You should now what you will he What line do you think you will take up In his reply the boy was equally se Tha rush he batted 0102 3 Bitter and New April and fast iq save locals the The score 2 S it I 0 ff 0 U Batteries McGinn ty Warner Mitchell and April visitors knocked Pools out of the Trox In the Tha score Cincinnati 00063090 8 Chicago Batteries Hooker and Welmer and AprO locals re the first oat ot the sea son and were unable to hit The score Louis 000033 0 0 0 ff 0 2 2 04 S I Batteries Currie and Ryan Leever and American At Detroit Detroit 03318000 13 1 1 5 Batteries Donovan Buelow Dun kle and At Cleveland Cleveland 11000200 8 Louis ft 0 0 1 0 0 0 3 2 Batteries Bemhard and Dono hue and At Washington Washington 8 2 o 11 o i i o i 9 2 Patten Gibson and At Philadelphia Philadelphia 7 0 New York 20 0 1 20 0 10 1 Batteries and OConnor and American 4 Kansas City game postponed on ac count of 6 Western Kansas City game postponed on ac count of Colorado on ac count of cold At Chicago University of B Northwest 4 10 At Ann Arbor 12 Five San April Dm the United States convicted of from the vault of tne government was to day sentenced to fivescore imprisonment in addition to of four Your Life Depends On Your Kid If They Act is a Joy If They Scatter Disease L v Very dont hand In any about Easter sir I had to buy my wife an Easter bonnet and I dont con Backache is a Warning That They 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in tno and dollar Ac cept no There Is no medi cine like it or just as good for backache and kidney that can take Its place and do its Get the genuine medicine and you will Hnd it true and satisfactory Write for free For sale by Rob iason Drug and largest Ditch Through Hill in HEAVY What Modern Engineering la Relocation nf Md Western Railway Age When in 1868 the first line was run Iowa for the lo cation of what is now the Chi Burlington objects were The most direct route from the Mississippi at to the Missouri river at and such location as would make the road the cheaper to At that time land in western Iowa was worth but a dollar an acre and the railroad was consid ered so much of an experiment that the expense of cutting grades mate rially or of avoiding curves was not incurred in view of the fact that the western part of the state the Mis souri watershed is being trav by divides running southward and by many broken the loca tion of a railroad practically on top of the ground was there speaks well for the skill then employed that in the pres ent relocation involving deep cuts ana heavy fills to avoid curves and grades the saving in distance across the whole of Iowa will amount to less than four It of the elimination of short radius curves and steep grades that is expected to repay the road for the great expense of building what Is practically a new doubletrack grade through the In this work the greatest Improvement will be made in the hilly section between Nodaway and Red where a new grade is being built all the In some places as much as threequarters of a mile from the old On this section some engineering problems have been en countered in the solution of the best way to handle the blue clay found in the deep There are two of these big one between Nodaway and and one between the latter station and The cut Ja feet long ana 85 feet deep at one being the deepest clay cut in the to the best of In the The blue clay Is ot a heavy consistency and slacks on exposure to the crum bling Into small pieces almost as hard as trap A little trouble was experienced with due to the weight of the on the uphill aide ot the but this action was met by excavating the roadbed some twenty feet at the base than the plan based on the original slope called It has been found in general that this soil will stand best If the slopes are ap proaching the thus affording the least chance for surface By to the extent of removing tne to the clay andr back at least twenty feet from tha edge ot the It Is expected no trouble will occasioned by elides due to the welgat of the earth In all the cuts where water has been encountered a system of tile drainage has been Straight tile 6 Inches in diameter by 15 inches long has been aid in trench about flve feet below the rail on each side of the ballasted This tile Is embedded in cin and at each alternate fifteen feet he trench is filled for a distance of fifteen feet with which gives excellent opportunity for the surface water to seep through Into trench and be carried away by About cubic yards of earth ivere removed from the Villisca cut and this was used in the fills at both This cut will reduce a bad curve with a sharp Between the cut and the sta Ion the road is carried across the Middle Nodaway river on a new deck girder bridge twelve feet above he level of the old The piers for this bridge are of and In excavating for their foundations only approach to rock formation on he whole division was Through the station yards beyond the ridge the old grade is hougn the line will be changed y and West of is a heavy all t places is fifty feet above the bot oms and forty feet above the old This Is feet long and con alns about yards of earth the first ten feet of which was supplied torn team borrow and the remainder vw brought in on dump cars by the The West Nodaway river is crossed on ia girder supported on concrete three middle spans are each ninety eet and the piers are forty feet high above the low water and feet above the pile These piers each contain 650 cubic of concrete and are thirtyfour eet long by eight feet thick at the with a uniform batter of onehalf nch to the upstream re protected by steel shells anchored b the piers by means of long were embedded at the time the was Each pier Is sup on ninetyeight driven bout thirty feet below the ground Just beyond the bridge the new line rosses the old at an elevation of A temporary trestle nas built sufficiently strong to carry he new road and to leave a tunnel for present This con traction is shown At pres nt the contractors construction track 3 carried over the There arc and Red Oak three t these the one shown being he In each case the new line s above the In connection with the line n as far as has been grade have been as early all of the country roads crossing he railroad are the divider r In the they usually inter eet the railroad at points where either uts ot fills have been In the ormer cose the highways are carried bove on wooden and in the alter case concrete culverts have been The one illustrated whm goes the high embankment aas two each being 12 feet wide by 13 feet and separated by 4foot concrete The side walls re 5 feet and the whole s sun ported on 542 which were cut off bout 5 feet The oof is fiat and Is 3 feet about Jtt side nft sup potts Qt It baa now been In a year ana has no settling in any Stanto two tines of a apart j and It la te this section that great est difficulty has baea encountered I cat shown as St after the slides It is proposed cut to grades removing th material from bottom until the a the river will be built a deck state will be 63 feet the creek Thq towers ace of concrete and the concrete foundations extending but a few feet above from which points structural posts be trestle now bridges this stream and in use by the contractors widening the fill at the Tha Stanton station will be moved aboae a quarter of a mile from present po sition when the new road is placed In The relocation is to through to Pacific Is now under way Red As an Illustration of the in one instance the total curva between miles and mile will be from 190 degrees S minutes to degrees 44 with a reduction In of and where now a 3degwe curve and a S toot grade occur there will be a 1 curve and a 345 foot In summarizing over the miles between the crossing west of TarWo river the total ture of the old liner Is 491 and with the new will be 196 a re duction ot 295 Nine most or them ot 1 will be used Instead of nine curves ot from VA to S with an average of S degrees 10 the old On the 51 miles between and Red the total curvature ot the old line is of the new Is 6SO a saving of The distance is shortened and the ruling grade Is reduced from 5 feet to 35 feet pep A number ot 3djgree curves are reduced to curves ot which Is the sharpest used on the revised line The work of grading has been dona by the contractors between Nodaway and Red Oak being ot Chicago Mike of and of each having separate We are indebted for information and opportunity for obtaining photographs to chief en and resi dent engineer at under whose immediate supervision the be tween Nodaway and been Ron Golesburg Mali Another change in the train the branch which will be favorably received will go into effect Sunday May After that date trains will leave for at and which is to arrive from at 4 will run Heretofore these trains have been run only six days In the who works for the Independent In tals while removing tae wires from an old pole to a new one fell from It to the a distance of about thirty and broke one arm and dislo the Tne pole has been thought unsafe for some and it was not strong enough to bear McQuIst ons Hague was summoned immediately and the Injuries received careful Sarah ono of Jefferson countys died at her home about midnight meat She BOB to very poor health for tie past al she has not been well for The funeral will be held tomor row from the and it will be conducted by Alexander pastor ot the Presbyterian He will be by ot who Is a friend of the has many friends who will be sorry to loso such a valuable John who has been 111 for several weeks past died at his home this He loat two brothers in the last three with The funeral will be held to the and will be conducted by pastor of the Lutheran case which was tried yester day anil morning In has gone to the Miss Grace who has attended Elliotts business college in re turned to her home having com her course in A marriage license was Issued today o Stoner Brumback and Sarah Girt both of this The work on the new college buildings las been Tlie contract bag been et to King of There will be three tbe science the academy building and the cen ral Tho hall has been The buildings will ba cora by tho time college opens in Scp The school will be larger and better than It over was Terrible those poster diseases of the Put an end to Doans Ointment Aft any drug Many an honest man eats pie with a liver Get r troubles and will clear up like after a Take P whose tissue axe ing 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