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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-07
McIIMs Of IAE sxpLosIoN.
A Number os Bodies Taken out and
Othsrs Yea "a Ne Found.

Othsrs Yea % ne Found.
CINCINNATI. May 5.-The gasoline ex.
plosion In the building at as0-4s2 Wal.
nut street last night mas required tho
attention Of an city departments since.
The casualties In the building are not "a
great "a Thought Mt first, but there was
an alarm Just before noon today In
the adjacent building. In order TO res
cue the victims from the debris holes
were cut through the walls and FONDA
ton Of the adjoining buildings. Il was
found that the adjacent walls showed
the effects Of either the openings or the
explosion. and all the occupants Of the
buildings were ordered out. In tho
meantime exaggerated reports were cir
culated about additional losses Of life,
and enormous crowds gathered.
Felicia Drach and O. l.. Wells, who
were among the injured, are dead. The
bodies recovered include Rolling A.
Davis. Adolph Drach. Felicia Drach. ,.
l.. Wells and Mamie Kennedy. and
the wurhmon report two other bodies IN
sight that are not expected to be res
oue,l alive.
The body taken 10 the morgue sup.
posed 10 has been Mamie Kennedy was
Identified a. Ella Singleton. Mamie
Kennedy is still missing and Is no doubt
dead.
The following Is partial list Of the
injured and their condition;
Mrs. Adolph Drach, Is resting quietly
Ut hospital
willard T. Cook. whose arms and
legs badly crushed and head cut, Is NOT
doing well.
Joseph Spriggs, burned.
II. Il. Hunwick. shoulder dislocatcd
May Huttzellman. head cut.
Emil Drach, years old. arm and lei
broken. cut over eye.
Peter Buris. confusion on arm. leg
and breast. also scalp wound
Charles Spille. confusion ON arm, ba,
injury of head
]. b. Ward Of Toledo, whose leg wa
badly cut by glass, is doing wen.
A dozen or more Of others who wen
injured have been discharged from th
hospital or removed 20 their homes.
Much Indignation exists because In
explosion Is said to have been due &
carolcssnoss in emptying barrel Of gas
oline into tank and leaving it No eS
posed that flssh from doranged eleC
trio wires caused the explosion.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-07
GASOLINE EXPLOSION.
A Tank Blows Up, Causing
Death and Destruction.
rOuR-sToRY BUILDING SHATTERED

six Dead Bodis. Have iieen Taken Prom
ths Ruins and More Believed o. he
nuried -rwenty-Threc Persons Were
Iujured aud some Of the Victims
Are Fatally Hurt.
CIScISNAu, May 5.-This city and
vicinity was greatly excited last night
over the explosion Of large tanko Of gaso-
line which completely demolished the 4
story building $50 10 4s2 Walnut street.
How many people lost their lives and
how many were injured cannot be as
certained until the rubbish Is cleared
away.
Tho explosion did not carry the debris
any distance from the building and even
tho street was not completely obstruct-
I'd. The building seemed 70 collapse 20
that the pile Of debris was covered BY
the tin roof and the fire was extinguishod
IN the collapse.
The only way 10 rescue the victims
was 10 remove the immense mass OF
brick and timber. and accordingly work
men were put at Il, rs many as could
work on Il.
Six dead bodies have been taken from
che ruins and how many more are yet IN
thedebris Is an uncertainty, but IL Is be-
S7isyod there are yet number Of persons
buried.
As far a. known 20 persons were in
inred By the collapse Of the building
and tho explosion. and some eight o.
ninopeuons are seriously ard four or ay'
fatally hurt.
The bottom Of tho debris cannot b
reached before late today. and urIti
this IA accomplished the total number o
injured persons cannot BE- known.
Many persons had miraculous escape
and had the building fallen into III
street the loss Of life would have bed
appalling.
No estimate can DO given Of the los
but Il win exceed s75, 900.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-07
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
The ProErpmms Of the senate shattered
by Mr.. Mitchell.


The Prosrumme Of the senate shattered
by Mr.. Mitchell.
WASHINGTON. May 1.-The outlined
programme for the senate procedure
this week was shattered yesterday by
unexpected motions. When the intend.
ed action 70 consider the river and har.
Dor bin was attempted II was antagon-
lied by a motion by Mr.. Turpie Dem.
Ind.) to consider the Dupont election
case. Mr.. Mitchell. with considerable
display Of feeling, sought 20 prevent this
course, but by an yea and nay vote, re-.
sulting s2 70 81, the senate deciding to
take up the Dupont case Later an
agreement was effected 90 postpone the
matter until the river and harbor bill
Jsvas passed. the final vote In the election
case to BE- taken two days after consii.
Grafton was begun, At 2 o'clock the un.
finished business came mp in the form Of
the bond investigation resolution. Mr.
PETER refused to further delay the mat
ter and his motion to proceed with the
resolution -vas upheld by 30 to 2s. thu,
displacing the river and harbor bill
Mr.. Hin thereupon took the floor and
was still speaking when the senate adj
iourned at 9 o'clock.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-07
REzA TELLS HIS TALE.
lIe Admits Right Persons Were Con.
cerned with Hls Murderous Plot.

10 admits Right Persons We're Con
eerned with Ills Murderous Plot.
TKIERAS. May 5.-Rcza. the murder
er Of the shah. Is believed 10 have a
number OF accomplioos. He has already
admitted that eight persons were In the
conspiracy. Two Of them who have
been arrested are the prisoners nieces.
They ara both domestics, employed. un-
I'll made prisoners. In the harem Of the
shah. Reza has confessed that the girls
kept the oonspiraton informed regard
ing the movements Of the shah and ON
Friday morning the chosen assassin was
informed that the shah intended 70 visit
the shrine Of Suetan Abdul. Reza do
cided to make an attempt to get near
enough 10 his majesty TO shoot at him
with no risk Of missing his victim.
Finally Rem has informed the au-
th0rities that he intended to commit
suicide by blowing out his brains as
soon as he was certain that he killed
the shah. but, he added. he was seized
aud disarmod before he could carry out
his intention.
The grand vizicr has also been con.
hrmed. and. with the exception Of SOME
disturbances upon the part Of the sol
diers at Shinz. who asked for their ar
rears Of pay, there has been no disordei
and none IA apprehended.
I The prisoner later niade furthei
confession admitting that the conspira
tors had also planned TO murder th'
grand viEier. II Is also believed tina
the plos was much more widespread
than Reza even now admits, and SOM
time must elapse before all the facts II
the case arr made public.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-07
Chinese Going 20 Cuba.

OGDEN. Utah, May e.-Four carloads
Of Chinese laborers passed through here
Monday ON their way to Havana. They
wefe ''in bond" and travelling under the
auspices Of che Chinese Six companies,
who have contracted to send them "a
Havana 20 work. They we're shipped
direct from Hong Kong and were met n
San FAnciaco By specially authorized
deputy United States mArshals. whoss
duty Il Is to see them transported across
the continent without setting foot on
United States soil.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-07
ANorHra eAsouNE EXPLOSION.

Two Women and Two children Dead
aud Two children BADLY burned.
NEW York, May 5--As "a result Of
the explosion Of gasoline stove in a
Brooklyn tenement house two women
and two children were so badly burned
that they died soon afterwards. Two
other children were seriously burned.
The dead are; Mrs, Rebeooa Cohen.
Carl Cohen, solomon Cohen and Mrs.
paStern.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-07
AWARDED A Bla VERDICT.
wclghtlcy Gets Judgment Against Knee
land For nreach Of Contract.

land for nrcach % Contract.
NEW York. May William N.
weightlcy has bean awarded a verdict
for ga 900 in his suit In the supreme
court against sylvester II. Knceland
for breach of contract, The plaintiff
alleged that the defendant purchased
from him am agreement Of sale Of the
Texas Trun Railway company for the
consideration Of $4,000. He received
Ell. 900 in cash, the contract being that
the balance should be paid in the stock
Of the railway when roorganized. He
also claimed $4,000 which he said was
paid 70 the defendant ON an agreement
that he WIS 70 be allotted onc-twentieth
part Of the capital stock. The defend.
ant averrcd that these agreements were
conditional upon the title to the rail
way being perfected, which was never
done.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-07
cowsn Brought Bash.

PrTEBURa. May 6.--J. l.. CoWAn, thu
Ascending Young lumber dealer who
was recently arrested In Central Ameri-
ca. WIS brought back 10 this city In
charge Of detectives and Il now In Jail.
Cowan has made full confession In
which he duplicates a number Of people
whose NAMES are kept secret until action
can be taken against them. Sensational
deyelnpmants are eKpected.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-07
Took HIM AoME wiz HsR.
A wife Finds Her wayward Husband
A aud Rescues Him.

we Ninoa her Way"ard h"Hn~1"
A aud Rsseues Him.
u vER, May 0.-Arthur G.. Yelling
ton and Mrs. Fanny Speed. both Of Chi
cago. were arrested last night at Col
orado Springs on complain, sworn out
by the formers wife and brought TO this
city where hrs. Wellington was waiting
to receive them. Wellington and Mrs.
Speed are well known in Chicago soci-
ETY.. Wellington was formerly connect.
ed with the Griffin Car Wheel company
at a salary Of $4,000 per year. Seven
moths ago. IL Ia alleged. he left his fam
lily and with Mrs Speed went to Cali.
fornia where they remained until a
month ago. Wellington and his wife
have come to an agreement and will TO
turn 90 Chicago together.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-07
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Our terms for announcements for
political Offices OF whatever cla.s will
be always cash m advance Of publica-
ton. This rule will be strictly keptabd
the publication Of % candidates an
nouncement may be considered a
receipt fcg payment.
The following cAsu rates viii be
charged for announcing candidates for
Offices
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-07
receiver. Ro.Irnallon Accepted.

SPRINGFIELD. nls.. May 6.--ln the
United States circuit court Judge Allen
has accepted the resignation Of L. 7.
Houston OF Evansville. Ind. ~ receiver
Of the Peoria, Decatur and Evansville
rnilrnAd.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-07
trinidad Rlsh In Mines.

RIO DE- JASEmo, May "a sensa-
tional story is printed In the leading pa
pers Of the Brazilian capital TO the effect
that there are evidences of very rich
mines Of the precious metals in the
Island Of Trinidad.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-07

The ice trust scorches the poor
man in the summer and the coal
trust freezes him out in winter,
and between the two he dEds il
difficult to maintain his trust in
God
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-07
la chereI.es cemmI,. suIola..

TnHLEoUAn. l. T., May 6.-Joseph
Constance. young Cherokee. ~ years
old. killed himself here by blowing ihe
entire left -ide Of his face of with I
doubleharreied shotgun. This Is the
second Cherokee that has committed sui
cidein the history Of the tribe.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-07
Forsy-Three Perished.

FL PAso, Tex, May 6.-There were
48 miners in the mine .lar Chihuahra
that caved In lately. The rcscuing
party have nit work. as the continual
falling Of rock ieopardized their lives.
All the miners recently taken out were
H..I
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-07
A surcHER,s BLOODY woak.

Fatally shoots His Wife, Kills His son
and l. shot Himself
HISroS. w. Va. May 6.-"Dad"
Culp, a butcher at Roncevert, W. Va,
shot and fatally wounded his wife and
killed his son and was in return shot
himself. Culp went home drunk and a
family row ensued. Culp shot his son,
Edward, 81 years old. in the forehead,
A he fell ON his knees the young man
shot his father through the left shout.
der. Mrs. Culp cannot live. Culp ia
under arrest.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-07

PIrrsHURG, May OIL. l.. Cowan, the
Ascending young lumber dealer who
was recently arrested IN Central Amou-
ca, was brought back 20 this city In
.harge Of detectives and Is now in Jail.
Cowan has made n fun confession IN
which he duplicates a number Of people
whc,e damos are kept secret until action
- be tak0i against them. Sensational
piopmcnts arr expected.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-07
Myrrs-Dran shooting.

CALVERT, Tex. May 0.--Felix Myers.
who is charged with assault with intent
TO kin Charlie Doan, had AN examining
trial here and was placed under t2Uo
boud. Dean Is suffering considerably
from the wound.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-07

We arr authorized 10 announce JOHN
A. WAlLAND as candidate Tor
State Senator from the Twelfth Sena-
torial district, composed Of the coun-
ties Of Limestone, Freestone, Robert.
sou and BraEos, subject 10 the actionoi
the Democratic nominating convention
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-07

ASHLAND, May GA cloudbust oc.
CURED here flooding many cellars and
damaging o large amount Of property.
The big oil tanks Of the Ashland Light
ing company were swept away by the
flood.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-07

There has been neihing done in
the local wool market this year ex.
cept to store the few bags that
have been received thus far in To-
cal warehouses. Heavy receipts
are not expected here this year, as
the policy of @any wool growers
to hold theig clips Oh the ranch.
Auutil the AstherB buyers OF
af.elpEsl NJ for them
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-07

BUFFALO, May 5.-Fifo IN the 4.storo
brick buildings iOi 20 100 Pearl street,
practically burned ont the building and
is contents, cntailing a los estimated
AZ nearly 100000. The occupants Of
- building wcre GooaHsar Rubber
|fr company
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-07
Notice
Hearne, Tex, April 10, 1895.

liearne, IeNp April ~, 1875.
The board Of medical examiners for
the Goth judicial district will hold Ia
next regular meeting in hearne, Texas,
on Tuesday. May -, at9am. All
physicians holding temporary cirtif.
Gates are hereby notified TO appear be-
fore board al said time and place for
examination. The board will also issue
cirlifcaies TO all physieians holding a.
.nlom sho wE.lsf.ar before them
- md pay he Iaa Of sl.oll
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-11

In the Probate Court of Maricopa County, A.
IT,, in the matter OF the estate of John King,
deceased.
Order to show chuse.
1t appearing to this oours by the petition fled
herein by the executors of the estate of John
King, deceased. thai it IS necessary to sell the
whole or some portion OF The real estate OF said
decedent to pay he debts of said deceased and
the costs and expenses of administration;
1t is therefore ordered and directed by this
court, that Saturday, Il 9Th day of June, A. D..
1885, at the hour of 10 o'clock m, of said day,
at the court room OF this court, at the court
house in the city OF Phgsnix, county of Mari
oopx, and Territory OF Arizona, be ard the same
is hereby fixed the time and place for the
hearing of said petition, and all persons inter-
ested in said estate must appear at said time
and place ana show cause if any they have why
an order of sale shoHld got be granted said
ex ecu tors to sell so mach cf said real estate
may be necessary TO pay the charges and ex-
penees of lministration and that a copy of
this order be pub iehed for four successive
weeks il the Phoenix q EExLY HrRAI D, news
paper of general circulation printed and pub
lished in this county.
@. w. GROUSE, Probate Judge.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-11
THE BOARD Of EQUALIzA-
TION.
The work of Assessing Railroads
Completed.

The Work of Assessing Railroads
Completed.
The Territorial Board of Equalization
which has been in session in this city
for some days has completed she work
OF assessing the railroads of the Ter
ritory and have adjourned until the
second Monday in August, when 1T will
again convene and take action on real
estate values.
The rate OF taxation on the Southern
Pacific, Maricopa & Phoenix and At
lantic & Pacific railroads we're left as
they were last year, as was also the
Central Arizona.
An assessment at the rate of $4,000
per car was made on all Pullman cars in
the Territory, the Pullman company
being satisfied to pay this tax without
contest.
The New Mexico s. Arizona railroad
was raised to 8 valuation of $1,000 81
per mile. The Arizona & Southwestern
was raised to $500, and the Arizona &
New Mexico was raised $500 over the
of last year.
The Prescott & Arizona Central rail-
road, which was not assessed Lass year
was this year assessed 81 $500 per mile |
for both this yeer and last.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-11

.Dumb-b,H EXERCISES, Anvil Chorus"
..... Physical Culture Glass
Grafton :. Mr.. .Carl Trumbull Heyde
subjsot-Ioi'jasivs and the Rsferen-
dunn
Esesy ....... Miss Julia Rosetta Nichols
Subjeot-Evolntion and Revolution.
Chorus. Normal School Cleo Club
Gay "Forssken" ....,.>.... -. Koschat
(b) 1.-THE Silent Moon is Besming"
..>s.s,, Ros5lnl
Address-By the Superintendent of
Public destruction, Hon. Z. e. palton.
Presentation of Diplomss-B the Prin-
cipal, DE-. as. Mch aughton.
Physical Expression. Observation-Disclosures.
.....,. Physical Cutsre Class
(a) Pantomine, "The Raven"
(o) DslsArtean Attitudes.
The. membe of the graduating class
are: Mr. James Lawrence Abel, Miss
Nellie Edith Culver, Mr.. Don Juan
Frsnkenberg, MIR. Roy F'ranken berg,
Mr. Mott Erwin Guild, Miss Florence
Grace Hanna. Mr. Carl TrumbuIl Hay
der, Miss Jane Margaret H-dgpeth.
Mr.. Lewis Pleasant HsdgpeJb, Mics
Georgia A fresta Hendrix, Miss a nina
Wilson McNaughtor. Miss Deborah
lola Morris, Miss julia r ,setta Nichols,
Miss Bertha Monica w. White.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-11
Tempe Department.
From saturdays's Daily.

From Saturdays's Daily.
Dudley Craig. of Pinal Ranch, has
placed on pasture near Tempe an ex-
cellent beard OF mountain cattle
Rev. w. E. Vaughn, will deliver the
Normal school BaccaIsureate sermon
tomorrow Sunday evening at 1870 in
she Baptist church Mr.. Vaughn is a
very pleasing talker and the building
viii no doubt be crowded with an ap-
paeoietivs audience.
The Normal School goard of Educa-
non met at the Normel building Friday
at ten o'clock a, ~, and organized by
slecting General j. F. Wilson President
and Hon. T. E Dalton Secretary. After
ransRoting the usual routine OF bust
osss they filed tbs vacancy in the
faculty by the election OF Miss Kate B i.
Griswold a member of the faculty of
the Chicago Normal School, now under
the management of the famous Col. w.
F. Parker of Qainoey feme.
The Hesperian Society held their
regular meeting last night which wss
attended by large number OF both
visitors and mem bere. The program
was varied aud Interesting, thoee pres
snt being highly entertained. The lit
le rivalry that exists between the two
literary societies of the school has
proved a benefit to both OF them as
their members have redou bled their
efforts and are thereby profiting them
selves and pleasing their from time to
time visitors.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-11
"A Woman's Burdens

Are liehtened when she turns to the
right medicine. II her existence is
made gloomy by the chronic weakness
ses, delicate arrangements, and painful
disorders thet tff1 CT her sex, abe will
fad relief end emancipation from her
troubles 10 Dr.. Pierce's Favorite Pres
cription. If she's overworked, nervous,
or rundown" she has new life and
strength after using this remarkable
remedy. Its powerful, invigurstiDg
tonic and nervine which was discovered
and used by an eminent physician for
many years, in ali cases of female cons
plains" and weaknesses. For young
girls just entering womsnhood; for
women at the critical "chsnge of life;"
in bearing down SENSATIONS, periodical
pans, liberation, inf .mm stiou, and
every kindred ailment, it effects perfect
and permanent cures.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-11
MONUMENT UNVEILED.
The woodmen. Preserve the Memory
OF their Departed Brother,
L. j. Wood.

Yesterday afternoon at 2:3o O'clock,
the members OF the local Woodmen's
lodge 80 the number OF about seventy
five met at the city hall and shortly
after, led by the Pioneer band, they
marched to the cemetery where mouu-
ment had been. erected by the lodge TO
tbe memory OF l. J. Wood, late mem-
ber of that organization.
On arriving at the cemetery the mem
bers formed in a wedge shspe shout the
grave with the officers in the center and
the beautiful ribualistio work of the
Order foE the unwilling OF monuments
so deceased members was performed.
The monument is credit to the order
which erected it snd is g fine specimen
OF the stone cutters art.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-11
Notice of sale.

Notice is hereby given that tbs following
stock is held for pasture Oil and will be sold
to pay the ex penses of their keeping, on Thurs
day, July 2, 1886, at 10 ool ek a. II. at tho Geo.
Gray ranch, miles o-thwest of Phoenix, on
the Maricopa Cansl:
One gray horse years cid. f4x hands high,
branded on left thigh. belonging to Jake
Meadows.
ons brown pony 8 OF 8 years old. Il hsnds
high, bel ,ngiug to Mr. Russell.
One black 2-year old cot, no brand, belong
ing to r. WEIGH j. N. ELLISON.
6-1I-19-25-w
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-11
INGERsoLL ON rHg ozAR.

| How Russia Squanders $4O,OOO,OOO
The Earnings of Oppression.
While reading the accounts of the
coronation of the Gar, of the pageante
professions, and fegets, of the pomp and
parade, OF the barbsric splendor, OF
cloth of gold and glitteripg gems. l
could not help thinking OF the poor and
melancholy peasants; of the toilipg,
! half fed millions; Of the sad and iguor-
ant mutitudes who belong body and
soul to the Gar.
1 thought of the backs that have been
SCARED by the knout, OF the thousands
in prisons for having dared to say q
whispered word of freedom; of the great
multitude who had been driven like
cattle along the weary roads that lead
to that hell OF Siberia.
The cannon at Moscow were not loud
enough, nor the clsng of the bells, nor
the blare Of the trumpete, to drown the
groans of tie oaptives.
] thought of she fathers that had
been torn from wives and children
for the crime of speaking like men.
And when the priests spoke OF the
Czsr as the ''God-selected man, the
"God-adorned map," my blood grew
warm
When L read of the coronation of the
Czarina l thought of Siberia. 1 thought
of girls working in the mines, hauling
ore from the pits with chains about
hni o;cfe IL
at the mercy of brutal officials; young
girls weeping and moaning their lives
away because between their pure lips
the word liberty had burst into bios
som.
Yet law neglects, forgets them, and
crowns the Czarina. The Injustice, the
ogony, and horror in this poor world
are enough to make mankind insane.
Ignorance and superstition crown
impudence end tyranny. Millions of
money squandered for the humiliation
Of man, to dishonor the people.
Back Of the coronation, back of all |
the ceremonies, back OF all the /
hypocrisy, there is nothing but lie.
II is not true that God "selected"
ibis Gar TO rule and rob hundred
Millions of humau beings.
1t Is sill an igorant, barbsric, super
titious lie-a lie that pomp and
,seeant, and 6aunting flags. and robed
,rieste, and swinging censeFs cannot
hauRe to truth.
Those who are not blinded by the
lare and glitter at Moscow see millions
f homes on which the shadows fell;
se millions OF weeping mothers, whose
nildren have been stolen Icy the Gar;
So thousands OF villages without
obools; millions of houses without
ooke; millions and millione OF man,
omen aud children IN whose future
acre is 40 star and whose only friend I
death.
The coronation is an insult to the
ineteenth century. t
Long live the people OF Russia.
E. G INeRsoLL r