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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-07-28

ST. PETERSBURG July 2S.-M. Plehve
was appointed to the office Of minister
of the Interior on April IS, 1902. and sue
ceeded NJ. Sipiaguine, who. had been as
sassinated a few days previously.
NJ. P!ehve has never let an occasion
pass without expressing his hatred of
the Jews. As a result there have been
many plots to take his life.
Previous to his appointment as minis
ter Of the interior NJ. Plehve was secre-
tary of state for Finland. and ruled with
an iron hand. It was while he held TINS
post that he first gained the heartfelt
hatred which has kept is life in constant
danger during the last years OF his NE
In the past year or two, whenever the
Nihilists of Russia had a scheme for as
sassination on hand. IL has been SAID
NJ. Plehve's name. next 10 the Car $.
led the lost OF those whom the anti-goy-
eminent forces wished put out Of the
way.
Persistent Jew Batter.
NJ. Plehve's opposition to the growth
of Semitism in Russia has been even
more apparent than ever since the out
break of the war between Japan and
Russia. Despite the confusion incident
TO the war. he has carried out this task
of defending the autocracy against at
tacks at home.
HIS favorite methods of prevention.
the persecution of the Jew. were car.
ried out with even redoubled vigor. The
number Of petty measures Of restriction
against the hated Israelite were multi
plied. and the chief Jewish organ was
-Fx . account OF
an article in which the condition OF the
Jews was described as intoleranle.
Fresh mode of persecution were de-
yised among these being the conpul-
sion of heads Of Jewish families 10 &c
10 the front. despite the fact that theiI
departure meant the entailmeut cf pri-
walton and even starvation. on The ae!p-
less ones left behind
Responsible for Kishenef.
Perhaps the most serious charge II
this connection ever made against Inc
late minister was that he was 10 a 2real
degree. by his actions against the Jews
responsible for the massacre Of Jews a
Kishenef some months ago. 1t Is true
when the facts in the matter "er'
brought 10 his notice he made a pre-
tense of securing the punishment o.
those directly responsible for the ma
ere. but the investigation was hollow
one. no one high in authority being
brought to justice.
Since the war broke out NJ. Plehve'l
power has been almost that OF les
pot and his position 50 secure that IL
tie short Of revolution could diSiodS
him. He appointed the local governors
and these. under his direction, became
practical cars Of their districts.
ha.n "a "a -
the Empress. herself. Several Of tn
local councils, or ZemstVOs, Joined incl
subscriptions with that Of the EEpreS
for the aid OF the Red Cross work. Ih
Empress sent these elective bodies let
tiers OF thanks. NJ. Plehye. angry tina
any elective body should be recognized
Immediately ordered that no other Zem
stvos help In the subscription.
Students Repressed.
Nor have the Jews been the only Oh
jects Of his severity. The students o
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICE-Washi ngtOn. d. c.
July IS 194.-The partnership hereto
fore existing between Sturgeon NJ. Col
fax and John L. Chambers, trading un-
der the firm name OF COlfax & Cham
bers. in the lunchroom and commenting
business at l0l12 Sixth Street northwest
and 4S3 Missouri Avenue northwest, IN
the city OF Washington. District Of Co
umbia, has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent. the said Sturgeon NJ.
Colfax retiring from the said firm, and
the business TO be hereafter conducted
by the said John l.. Chambers, In his
own name who assumes all debts, LA
bilities, or obligations at this time eX-
listing or hereafter 10 be contracted.
STURGEON NJ. COLFAX. JOHN l..
CHAMBERS. Witness: NJ. ID. ROSEN-
BERG. II
THE PUBLIC IS WARNED not to
credit my wife, Sallie Jameson, as I will
not be responsible for debts contracted
by her. w. G. JAMESON. jyZ7-2t
July 2G. l9O4-Two hOatloads Of water
melons have arrived at llth st. wharf
southwest. Consigned 20 A. Frank Evans
and are selling as follows: Selects, SIS
20 SIG per 100; primes. so TO $II per 100;
culls. s. per 100 Jy26-3t
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Rapid Promotion.

He fast became too big for his posi-
tIon. soon called to the capital, he was
amounted chief of the secret ponce ue-
partment by the late Gar Alexander II,
When the late Car was assasslha lieu
NJ PIehve became more ardent than
ever in his hatred of the Nihilists Inc
next few years saw the reorgan izatioh
81 the secret police by him until IL De
came the powerful organization II Is
today. 10, Coo
In 1854 NJ. Plehve became under Sec
retarV i'm the department Of the interior;
Here his work of downing any klhG Ol
liberalism was more pronounced imam
ever. IN,
About three years ago he was ap-
pointed minister for Finland here ne
added 10 his laurels as an active zSaIot
in the work OF eXterminating every thlhs
tODposed TO the government
Ii was not till 1902. when appolnteo
minister of the interior. that PlehNe
name became known to any great eN-
tent outside Of Russia
one of his first acts was 10 assam the
press and never in the history OF Rus
STA has neWspaperdOm been so
thoroughly muZZled.
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Appointed BobrikoH.

1t was Plehve who sent 70 Finland
the infamous Bobrikoff, who was re-
Gently assassinated by q Finnish pa
triot. who then turned his smoking
weapon upon himself. The Poles hated
Plehve as violently as did the Firms and
Jews. and only recently have declared
their detestation Of Russian IEcicies and
their rejoicing over japanese victories
IN the Far East.
1t had reached pass in Russia before
the war where il was dangerous TO
think a liberal thought. Plehve WAS the
power that made for this cruel repres-
sion
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Indifferent to Appeals.

their families to be expelled from St.
Petersburg.
Indifferent to Appeals.
y deputation of white-haired Jews
knelt before Plehve and besought mercy.
\ second deputation of weeping Jewish
women also imp.ored pity. Plehve Is
reported TO have driven them of with
harsh replies.
The 1900 Jews thus ruined are said
to be in a desperate mood.
The unconventional newspapers jus
tify the assassination of NJ Plehve. The
''rageblatt,' for example, characteri1es
the deed as the "eXecutiOn OF a crimi-
nal guilty of "A series of crimes against
humanity
NJ. White. president of the Russian
council Of ministers. is here negotiating
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Friday the Day for Genuine Bargains
&c TOrChOn LaCeS, PC
EraH-h
Store,
US Marker
Space.

Insertlngs and edgings for trim
ming Undergarments. Matched sets
for heavy work. Green Ticket Price,
&c
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commercial treaty with Germany.
When news of N. Plehve's assassination
was conveyed 10 him he was horror
stricken.
Appalling But Not Surprising.
He said.
1t is appalling. but it is not surpris-
ing The revolutionists have long
marked Plehve as their victim. Every
Russian minister accepts the risk OF
assassination as part of his othclai
duties.
"Of course. the crime will not pro-
duce any political reforms. but. on the
contrary. a more rigid repression OF the
subversive elements is inevitable.
The bodyguard of Russian detectives
which has been watching n. Nltte
hotel have redoubled their precautions
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Feared the Liberals

An unfortunate writer. who went TO
ask the minister Of the interior why he
was TO be deported to Siberia, was
given an unexpected insight into that Of
fears views. The author explained ne
was by no means a reyolutionist. p
..Oh, l know that" was the cynical
response. 7 know you are not revo-
lutionist. But il is no longer the revo-
lutiOnists whom We fear, for We have a
million bayonets 10 turn against them
III r YOU Liberals who are a danger.
and especially those Of you who do not
90 outside the pale Of the law IN your
opposition 10 the present regime.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-07-28
Csc ChiEd'S Dresses, 25c

Odds and ends in Children's Dress
es. made of percale in Mother Hub
bard styles. Worth 25c. Green Ticket
Price, 1212c.
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their families to be expelled from St.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-07-28
The Fifth Charge.

The Commissioners then took up Roy
al RObinsOn's fifth charge. which is
that Stutler has allowed RUsk TO clean
Pennsylvania Avenue by flushing in
such manner that the dirt was not
swept, or washed. into the sewers, but
was left in the depressions in the road
way. This was remedied. says the
charge by extra men being hired TO get
the dirt of at the Districts expense.
Robinson took the witness stand and
swOre he knew these facts by personal
observation. and would prove them by
Inspector Doyle In some cases, he
said, the water was so badly managed
by the fushers that II did not even
flow all across the roadway
Chief Inspector Doyle corrobOrated
Robinson's testimony with regard 10
Pennsylvania Avenue between Ninth
and Tenth Streets last summer shortly
after the flushing was begun by Rusk.
He reported the dirt left on the street,
and Stutler said he would do the best
thing possible TO remedy the abuse.
In reply TO question from Robinson.
Doyle said
Il remember having told you that I
did not approve of the flushing system,
and that II was unsatisfactory"
Sensitive on Memory.
The witness said he could not remem-
Der what ne ndd SAID on previous oc-
| casiOns about flushing. he objected TO
Robinson insiuuating that his memory
seemed unusually defective. He did mot
recoIlect, however" about several i'm
portant phases of the subject under Gis-
| cussiOn.
Witness had. 2 he said. on several oc-
| casiOns reported to Stutler that TOO
much dirt had been left on Penasyi-
vania Avenue by the. contractor. r. V.
| Rusk He could not TecOllect when
| this was"
! Stutler, testlfying in his own behalf
l said whenever a contractor failed IL DC
/ his work properly he was fined for such
shortcomings, as they were always re-
ported by the inspectors. The flushing
| was generally satisfactory, he thought
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-07-28
SOC ChiId'S Caps, I9C

All Of our White Swiss Caps for
children, with full ruch and ribbon
trimming. that sold at Soc Green
Ticket Price, d9c.
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SIPS Table Covers, 79C

Odds and ends in Turkey Red and
White Damask Table Covers, two
yards long with fringe Worth s1-25-
Green Ticket Price. 79c.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-07-28
So. 98 Six Waists. SLI0

Eight Jap silk Waists. tucked and
trimmed with lace. Slightly soiled-
Worth up to 1898. Green Ticket Price,
81 l9
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SIPS Duck Skirts, 40c

Eight White Duck Skirts made
with full flare, strap seams. slightly
soiled. Regularly $L25. Green Ticket
Price, &c
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-07-28
I9c ChiId's Drawers, 04C

odds and ends of Children's Hem
stitched and Ruffied Drawers; sizes
l TO S years. Green Ticket Price,
9Iac
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-07-28
25c ureLiSIe Vests, 05C
Main
SIOre,
SIO-SI6
ZIh ST.

Another batch Of odds and ends In
pure Isle thread vests. with silk tape
in neck and armholes. Worth &c.
Green Ticket Price. Csc.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-07-28
81 Trimmed Sailors, CSC

Trimmed IN neat effects-ribbon
bands. Worth up 10 81 Green Ticket
price. 25c.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-07-28
SOC Pom POns, L5c

odds and ends of Pom Poms IN all
colors. worth up to soc. Green Ticket
Price, l5c
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-07-28
81 Cambria Skirts, 09c

Lot OF slightly soiled Skirts with
wide knee founce trimmed with rows
of Torchon lace and Medici laces.
and lace trimmed rufffes at bottom
Heretofore. 81 and 1.25. Green
Ticket Price, 69c.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-07-28
BIeached Sheets, Csc

A lot Of B.eached Hand-torn and
Ironed Sheets. Green Ticket Price.
DC
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-07-28
81. so Dresses, csc

Misses and Children's White
Dresses deliberately trimmed with
lace and embroidery; worth up 10
$3.50 Green Ticket Price. CSC.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-07-28
Straw BraidS, IC

All kinds and celors of Straw
Bralds. cut from full pieces, yard
Green Ticket Price. 1c-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-07-28

Nor have the Jews been the only OBJ
jects Of his severity. The students Of
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-07-28
Sz.95 Summer Suits, sLI9

Is suits Lot consists Of tan linen,
black and white plaids, and polka
dots Some piped. All neatly tucked
and finished. Full sleeves and hared
skirt Regularly S2.S5. Green Ticket
Price, Sis.
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sLz5 Wash Skfrfs, S5c

Black. Blue, Tan, and Black and
White Polka Dot Skirts, made with
deep founce, self-trimmed with IuIl
flare Worth SL75. Green Ticket
Price. S5c.
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en- @enae9ope. Seo Here 2eiIigbeoer
bar oeian Ieniebeoerne pilt BAN Yin
9eltageIic, aiGrlisbeo % geIpiIiC
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iioite G~iifeOSfeit iom bans Meniebe'
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oper en- llge iioen, % iom for or be-
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Sanfroperi.

6. S, Slprm og $. z. Beornep er
geticnte | en- &anf | San Srancisco,
% "a De ON gGftenen cen 23oe Sep.
tember otter Se0uane bar 8ul0-,
SsIo- os Gapirpenge / en- 8aoiGf ben
til Union SruIt Company, msbte DC
@an9en en- maiferet Spr, iom meo en-
&epolper trlieoe Dam til at IGtte Sao.
i9ffen neo og berpna iagebe Dem ir0
/ 8aifeppreliet, bpor ban BANDIT Dem
meo en- Snor, ban fog op al 2ommer.
&speren fog iiben GabiGffen og iot,
ipanot. Gen inoe6oI6t $4400 / &on.
tanter % ct Ior Hrotofollcr.
Gen maifereOe Serre bal eienigl'
lig bel fjenOt paa Tldoien.
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Sporpoen paaO ynamit.

gu e~leftriif Spornogn, Jon eif ITO
ira Bolton, itebie alpffen 8 ON vi.
tcncn 6en 25be peo Sisrnet al Wps
oming o. Main StreetS poa Ell Dor,
Der par iaIocn ira Ell grpreSpogn %
in6eboIbt 80 Eiinb 0puanit. Gu
frpgtelig Grploiiou pnuflil9te. Ser
Gerioner, beriblanot Notormoro
@iniieI6 Romc, bIp brrbte, og Here
oltbre fom olnorlig til Sfo0e. 5
3prbeoen al llIpffeSitebet blep Sor.
Den itrset meo Stpffer al DC brGbte.
10 WGnb, iom itoo / en- Srtifosr 80
Soo bprte, rammebes al omflpperoe
Srpitpffer. aue Sinoler / en- On.
freoS al Ell Sier6ingSoei bIeu flutIte.
Sporpognen par fliIb al Grbeiberc,
Iont IfiIoe biem; men blauot De bsbe
nar o9iaa eli apiube og beubes SpGo'
barn.
Goanen bar fuISpaffet, % ben for.
los Bolton; men mango gif al | NoI'
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omina gpcnle. piSeS life i~iffcrt; men
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Ulere Sano at faa.

Snoreminiiter Sitfcof er for Il.
Den ipsieliat meo ct grojeft, iom gaar
no poa at gisre Suiinoer al acres
offentliet Sono tiI9iGngeIigt tur
Spmeiteaos. Gntrp. Oct er 2nno,
iom tioligere bor pGret bolot tilbage
enten / Srrigationssiemeo eaer for
Sprettelie al Sfogreierpationer, men
boor ienere Srrigotionsproieftet er
cpgipet, euer bpor oct, JONI bar tpnft
til Sfoereierpation, iencre er blet
flasiificeret iom ggerbrugslafo.
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poasaaet for at fou itorebet benmc
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pil bette Sanb bli oibGrbet paa ban.
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feltc tiIbagebolbte 2anbitpffer, flosit'
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for Someiteao-@ntries.
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banoelsroreIien.
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@f q. g. Gun & Sos ugentlige
Sanoelsoperiigt ooteret iioite Ssr.
Dag, bibi9ttes:
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flaps meo Snobjersningen al Iarets
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ogiaa MI noget mere reaelmesiigt.
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teripsrsielen efter SOFT. % Sintertsi,
pg ser piier fig mere Silbsielisbeo
til at inorette fig meo 6remtiben for
gle, mebens for nGiten al Spmerf.
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fer fig til n9iten ane @rere al 6u.
brifpGien og Snbnitri. 5 BET belle
er Ser mi minbre Iebigt Waifineri
END SiIfelbet bar pGret paa lertgere
|Si6.
SernbancrneS StfbtGgter for Sep.
tember er 81 8rocent itSrre emo
ifior, og llbenrigsbanoelen pper gterp
gorf bier / iioite ltge ell Stigning
al $2,945,6 S7 i%ammenlignet meo
oen tiliparenbe llge ifior. 9erne
Stigning ifplbes nbeluffenoe llbfsr.
ielen, ga Snbfericlen gif neo meo
ooer 100000.
SertilinouItrien - iprlig Bbao
llIoteier og 8priteos ongaar - bar
ceiuo begpitbt at ta1e Jig op, ifient
qonife Iangirmt. griien paa DC for
nemite BroSufter er ell lioen Smule
Ibsiere, % aisbcrlte fcrlanger gien'
nemgoaenoe blrtig 2epcring.
5olitterneS Intal / iioite ltge no.
IgiorSe'i oe Soreneoe Stater 90
imco 232 / ben iamme llae ifior, %
80 | Canada imoo 10 flor.
OF 9rooitreetS uaeitlige "8uin
lHepieip" bi0iGttes:
~lloisrielen al Soebe (Dtcl inobe.
iattet) nbeiorbe / iioite llge Inn S64,'
1873 gnibelS inoo 3,050,430 Den
tiliparcnbc llge ifior. NoiSubferie'
len uogiorbe 657,399 9uibels imob
1929 ifior.
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Smuft 9rnaup.

en- mere en6 olmin6eIi9 imlt 5eit
ieireoes iiSite SnsSos Oen 210e IS.
/ @resco, Soma, iSet DIR. "a Mrs. &.
q. S6ompior sen DAG 5oI0t grp(llp
for i'm GINite Gutter Jennie Roia.ia
% Or. g. ". 9u9l. @ipitrrne iamIe.
SeS ST.. haip lem ON GitermiSoagen
| ben Tor anIebmuseu bIomterimptfe.
be airte. gru6enarihen bIeo ipiQet
al 8ruoeus irtime ,9eriuSe, gSiS
Sara6 aga irn Rio5epup, % @ru.
Sens Ssitcr, gfiis 9ertrliSe S5omp.
ION, os Srabgonmens Ssiter @Gis
Bertha 7obI par 9~ruOepiser meSens
8ruescmmeus Sfole % aloSiefame.
rat Bait. 6, 8. SoiItao iamt Steoets
@reit, gait. ". s.. Sattman, par gru.
beipsn6e. 9ruogommeus 5aber, 9ait.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-27
9ecDrab % Smegll.
Sen aeoe September 1904.


: 8iahlono Tenieheb, Tnitor
Seebuns' aoIo, bIep Der / Senooas
(oen 25oc Sept.) ufbolot eli pcaptfet
@fisiiouSicit. 6ormnub Sorgerion !
Soma Giitrift al Den nurife Spnooe
por tiIIteoe % holot ell gribenoc %
opbpaeelie @tisiionsprGoifen ON
6ormioDaeen. og forlioen Stcocts
@r9it toIte ON @f~termib6ngen ga
itor s9ien ira Spring 8rope. sc.
item bar aunife eoot beisgt tiItrobs
for bct triieibc geir oa Den Sm.
Itaatoigbeo, at Der par Iiguenoe &c.
Iier poa andre nGrIiagenbe Steoer.
Ger blcp optaeet Offer iii Snorcmis.
iionen ON 6ormioOagen oa til
~@burd grteniion" ON gftermibou.
gen. Sffe faa 9eiegeube fra 0cco.
rab % andre 8looicr bar tiIiteoe.
@~eeniabeoenS apinoeiorcning ierpe.
rebe Mriooae | airfens 8aienent,
iom mi er imitft inbreOet og gisr
fortrGffelig Sieneite oeo Tlige anIe0.
niftaer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-27
Stor JernbaneuIyffe.

2srSag Sprmibbng Ben 24be ltsote
10 Sr9n iammen paa Souibern Hail'
roa0 10 Wil / git ior ancrpiae,
Senr.. og 81 Ferioner bseo Srnbte,
t25 fom til SfaSe. acknowledgement
paa oct peitgoaenoe SrGt fif Srbre
til at gaa inb paa Si0eiporct peo Gen
lille Citation Sooges, men gioroe Oct
life. @runOeu uil insen faa ptSe, oa
ban omfom unoer Sammeritsbet. San
bGnete SrSren op ! aubuien for ito
dig at bare Sen for Eie; men enten
or ban ioonet. ener ban bar n1ret
iilo. Hof err Oct, ban isrte baaSe Jig
ielo % en- Sfare andre | GsSen oeS
at bare ulpSig.