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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-28
FOR BATTLE

mer point along good roads from
Yen Tai. The Russians, accord
ing to dispatches. have front Of
u versts in length between Lao
river and point north of Sin King.
Gen. Kuroka s main body left the
vicinity Of Yan-Tai last Saturday
afternoon.
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Special to The Oil Review.

SptcldI 10 Tie OII NtNItW.
Washington, Sept. 2S.-There
are indications that before the
matter is finally dropped tables
will be turned upon Hugh Cur
ney. third secretary to British en-
bassy. and that although receiv-
ing apology of Jealous mass. po-
lice Judge. and $50 paid as fine in
to court under protest. he will
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-28
HEAD-ON COLLISION
On Scioto Valley Traction Line
This Morning.
Special to The Oil Review.

Special to The Oil Review.
Columbus. o.. Sept. 2S.-A
head-on collision occurred on the
Scioto Valley Traction line about
six miles from this city at an
early hour this morning, and
many of the passengers on both
cars were injured.
The particulars of the cause OF
the collision and the names and
number of passengers that were
injured have not yet been learn
ed
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-28

The county roads were seldom
ever in as good condition at this
season of the year than they are
at the present time As a eonse-
quenee teamsters are reaping a
rich harvest.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-28

West Virginia. This appointment
is a fitting recognition of Mr. Hen
aghan 5 services for the order In
this State, and is a source of
much pleasure and pride to the
members of the antIered herd IN
this city.
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FOR RENT
Unfurnished Houses.
THoRPE BRoTHERs

I. IdOhSE bIOInClsC, i
REAL ESTATE NE. LOANS ms, AND AND, RENTALS.
sss PER MONTH, sss 2u AIDR1cH Av $, EIGHT
saS q rooms rooms city sts wa sss sewer
$15-15O0 goth av n, rooms, modfsn, third
S1e-7sRsa s stevens av, rooms, city, water
$2S--104 u 18th st, 9 rooms part modern.
Slice Bassett place, rooms, water and
$7-927 Washington av S, rooms, modern.
$l5-d2o2 W 2sth st, rooms roc
$ $9s s Wes st 4 sy 90 TeGns'
$15-25O Hennepin av, second floor, 22x35, water
and sewer.
$15-2Oo5 James av N, 8 rooms cottage. well
and cistern; all newly painted.
$5o-3251 "a av 5, u rooms, modern.
$25--2a42 9th av :, 9 rooms, modern.
$s-5S$ Russell az 4 f 70 rooms oq modern
$l5-252 I'd ay 5, 3 rooms, water sewer, second
s1s-16o0 Crystal Lake av n, rooms
$30-2515 9th av S, 8 rooms, modern
$3T.5o-2I12 Colfax av S, rooms, thoroughly
$3.50 Royaiston av. 8 rooms modern
$45-2Ol7 Bryant aY s, 10 rooms, modern.
S0O-SoO2 Pleasant ay, II rooms, modern.
MODERN FLATS. u.
Franklin Heights Apartments, 005-7-9 W Frank
lin av, 4, and rooms, thoroughly mod
ern. Lowry Hill district
and psss and rooms
sss-5aa 9th st S, third floor, rooms, modern,
$37--The Navarro, ITO 9th av $. rooms, mod
ern; all nicely decorated throughout. "
S20-'oo Irving 6T \; 50G %naT %odern'
$35-1S03 9th av s, rooms, modern, second
floor. e., -
$45-215 9th st S, second floor, rooms mod
ern.
OFFICES. --
Large front office. fifth floor, Andrus building.
including fine vault, Also offices In
Sykes block.
STORE. JeI-
$3o-71 Western av, 22x60
WAREHOUSES;,
11S-122 4th st n; 10000 square feet floor space.
VIII rent all or part with elevator heat
and power.
Midway district, 50x160, suitable for manufac-
turing sales barn.
41S, Sd av n, 1900 square feet, electric eleva-
tor. 49,. o..
S14-16 Washington av n, $500 square feet cleo
trio elevator.
MANUFACTURING SPACE. r.
6l9-21 list ay s, $500 square feet, second floor,
freight aud passenger elevator.
... BARN.
$4o-Rear lis 4th st N, 60x66; city water; with
20 stalls and storage
THORPE BROTHERS,
Building,
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MOORE BROS. & SAWYER,
311 Nicoilet AY
FOR RENT

FOR RENT.
106 E oath st, large thoroughly modern brick
house: will decorate to suit. 500.
112 State st, 10 rooms, modern, $50. .
sos Oakland av, 10 rooms, thoroughly modern,
in fine order. large lawn: $40.
123 18th st N, rooms, modern, hardwood floors
$35.
1915 Laurel av. s rooms. modern, hardwood hoors
Il Fafence Court 10 rooms odsfn steam
heating plant, $50,
81 Highland ay, II rooms, modern, $a5. -
121 1T 18th st N, rooms, modern hardwood floors;
44O4 Upton av S, new, thoroughly midern S-room
house in Linden Hills, $50. Ia.
rs 18th st n. rooms, modern; will decorate to
215 W Oath st, 7 rooms, modern; hardwood floors,
open plumbing, barn; $50.
2O12 Sheridan aV s. rooms, modern; In Ken
s1aI Portland av. rooms, modern, barn, $3.50.
2517 Bryant av S, rooms modern, hardwood
floors; will BE be open on Sunday from pm.
pit W 9th st, 7 rooms, modern. hardwood floors.
newly decorated; $50.
$40 % st NE, rooms, modern, hardwood floors;
2711 LIST s. rooms, modern, $25. -..- -s
102 Bryant av N, 10 rooms. modern, $25
2122 Iyndale nv N, rooms, thoroughly modern,
$3.50 Grand av rooms city water, 500.
1882 Pleasant av, rooms, well and cstern, SIS.
H i1!a So $so modern Groom apartment In the
72s e 18th st, 7-room fat on the first floor; va
cant sept. L, So3.
Flats in the Wavery, corner of Stevens ay and
18th st, and rooms, $32 to $33 each.
129 2Sth st. new, thoroughly modern, steam
heated fat $35. - tg
2so9 and 2s11 stevens av new thoroughly mod
ern flats, d and rooms each. Call for plans
and prices.
BIS 10th 81 S, rooms, thoroughly
modern, hot water heating plant S27 80.
273l Hennepln av. first floor rooms, modern
except heat $28.
2zaa Hennepin av: second floor, rooms, modern
except heat, $25. ,.r.
1908 Emerson av N, first floor, rooms, thor
oughly modern, $50.
Call at office for complete list Of houses,
flats. rooms, stores and offices in all parts
of the city.
MOORE BROS. & SAWYER,
311 Nicollet Az.
Dill =
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FOR sALE-oIL And GAS LEASE, ON 800
acres of proven land on the, Neosho river,
Of the greatest oil field on earth, thoroughly
proven on all sides adjoins lease that re-
the best oil Investment In the Chanute field.
Write for maps and price. Burris Bros.
Cnanuie, Kan. ~
ny to work developed NINE. Georgetown, Col.
Charter members shares, &c, payable twelve
monthly instruments. Address, for particulars,
G. T. Bauman, SIT Andrus, Minneapolis.
1000 SHARES SALMON RIVER MINING AND
Milling Co.'s capital stock, worth zoe per
share; II taken quick, &c per share. Address
4315 Nieoll,t av. Il,
I WANT 500 SHARES IDAHO COPPER MINING
be cheap for cash. 1915, Journal
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MINES AND MINING
R. B. H1GBEE & co.,

St. Paul, MINI.
Dealers in Securities. Established in 1891
We handle all stocks and furnish quotations
promptly. AS leaders We offer. subject to
cal s.f5 ~ d =
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RENTAL LIST.
NICKELS & SMITH.
311 Nicollet Az.


jill N1COlet AV.
HOUSES.
$6000--1326 I'd av S, brick house, ten rooms,
"a modern. new heating plant.
S4oo0-l115 9TH av S. y rooms modern. barn.
carriage shed, IN trst-class condition:
$soooN17o4 Nicolet av, nine rooms, modern,
furnace. hardwood floors first floor open
S3o,oo-l70s Nicollet av, nine rooms, modern,
furnace, hardwood floors, in good con- n.
dition. n... ~
$so.oo-is2 e ssth st, eight rooms furnace,
$50. oo-2544 Clinton ay, eight rooms furnace,
open plumbing. some hardwood floors,
$27 5o-251I Aldrict av S, ten rooms, modern.
steam heating plant: in irst-class con-
S17.5o--i213 W Lake st, seven rooms, city
water, newly papered and painted through
out small barn.
$15.oo-aoso .Lyndale av S, seven rooms, city
FLATs@NoT HEATED.
S165o-3109 Columbus av. five rooms, first floor,
city water, closet, bath, furnace.
$13.50-500 Oath st, five rooms, city water.
closet, gas, second floor.
''0 wet sink NIX second H oor. rooms Guy wafer
$eoo.n7 University av NE. four rooms, els
l = STEAM TEA. HEATED FLATS.
$375o-Flat F. Corinna. 7S4 e 18th st, eight
sao 80 rooms S, modern
$50. 00-Flat 6, six rooms hardwood floors, open
plumbing, 734 18th ST.
$50. 00-Flat 2. same as above.
$2S-Flat 4, four rooms, second floor, 1874 E
$27, 5o-FIat F. third floor, four rooms for light
housekeeping, hardwood floors.
STORES.
5000 00-213 and 215 Nicollet av, 42x142, thpee
stories and storageroom in basement, ele-
water, steam heating plant platform in
rear. hardwood floors. light manufacturing.
S2O.oO-I8O q Lake st; will put in good con-
dition.
$14.o0-s q 26th st, city water. gas. closet.
$1e--e ROOMS, PARTLY MODERN 2es2 LIST
aY S.
s14 rooms. I W Grant st.
$9-3 rooms, o w Grant st.
$500 rooms, modern, 31OS Oakland.
S40-S rooms; modern. 2T21 Bryant av s.
Lauderdals Co. & Sloane, Temple Court.
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FOR RENT
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Continued.
ea11 11th Av S, BROOM FLAT, LIST FLOOR, $40
53S 7th av N, I rooms. city water, $12 so.
1918 18th ay s, 8 rooms, I'd floor fat, sill.
2312 10Th av 8, A rooms Cd floor, S1O
12311a LIST av n, 4-room fiat, 50.
1929 Vine place, 8 rooms, city water SIS.
26lS Hennepin av, rooms modern, barn $685.
100 Sd av S, II rooms. modern. barn, $I5-
2O2 W Grant st, 10 rooms modern, $50.
III Willow ST. 8 rooms, modern, $40.
1884 Waverly place, II rooms, modern, $50.
2o01 Stevens av, rooms, modern, $3.50.
go Sd ay Sc, 8 rooms, modern, $50. 80. ?.
$50 Sth N. rooms and bath 500
OILS Sd av Sc, rooms. city water, $40. isst
4 6O3 d I'D st, 5 rooms, bath, gas, $3.50. ~,
511 Sd av Sc, rooms, city water, $3.50.
20 University av Sc, Z rooms, city water,
SIT. .' f.s o
GEORGE oDLuai, sos PHoES SisS.S -.
HOUSES. #3.E
I609 hawthorn ay, 1Oroom, modern house. 600
223 W 10th st, 10-room. all modern house.. 4O. 90
2oS Il Grant st. 10 rooi1s, thoroughly mod
, ern .'T 80 sO
$500 Sd av s. 10 rooms ali modern I. " so 90
Sgtd Garheid ay 10 rooms, all modern 81. 20
2'4o Harriet av, 10 rooms, all modern. -. So 90
a444 Harriet avs s rooms, all modern 80. $3.50
ao47 Lyndale ay s. rooms, city water. o.
S509 Aidrich av s. 5 rooms, I'd floor $3.50. II 90
looi 80 aV ), rooms LIST. floor, modern. 1890
S45 9TH aY y. rooms. I'd floor, modern :. IL. on
ao2S "a av n, rooms,s I'd floor ........ 500
5oi.3ll Plymouth ay, 2 to 5-room fats IS
a. 7. A. Jameson, -,
200 Andrus Building. Ia
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FOR RENT-oFFICERcoM ON SECOND FLOOR
of 424 Nicollet ay suitable for doctor, den.
fist or any light busi1eessIy Alvin Y. skiles, 3e
+ Loan and Trust Bldg = - 49,
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DEsKRooM AND DESK. RENT CHEAP.
Z Phone and. stenographer; light Offices. pleas
antly situated. 7bO Temple Court
FOR RFNT-DEsKROOM, 4I9 NEW YORK
Life Bldg. Leave card II Office Is closed.
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A LARGE MANUFACTURING CONCERN
Unitea ststes 1oeated aos at Bate eses s M,ea
highest bank references, will open a branch
Office In Minneapolis, and we want capable
man who can come well recommended to fill
the position Of local sales manager. Salary
$4,000 per year and commission Our sales
in this territory. Must invest $4,000 in the
preferred stock Of the company, In accordance
with our cooperative plan Of doing business.
/ Address Manager, Drawer R, Battle Creek.
Mich.
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BUSINESS CHANCES


0 O. o o. O o o o o o o O
0
NEW TowNs1TEs.
o 5s5$;$&E2
o
0 Several new townsites are now being
O. opened up on the Soo-Winnipeg line,
o through the Park Region of
o 49, MINNESOTA.
o. Most of these towns are located in old
and >ye11-settled farming sections, and offer
0 excellent opportunities in all lines Of BUSH
0 ness.
0 If you want a good business location,
o where good trade is assured from the very
o start, write for plats and other informa-
o ton to
Q D.. W. CAssEDAY,
Q LAND AGENT, 500 RAILWAY,
Q MINNEAPOLIS. MINI.
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RETAIL BUsINEss-IN ST. PAUL; CENTRAL
" located on one of the main retail streets;
: established for ten years; ,echeap, rent fresh
lures. lease and good will for $4,000; half
cash, balance secured: this business g. n lis
past ten years; there! Is nothing complicated
about the business that requires former ex-
perience-any business man can make a sue
cess of It, Owner has large business inter-
ests IN the west demanding his presence and
attention, is only reason for selling. IT you
have the cash and mean business, address, for
full particulars or personal interview, 46S4,
Journal.
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MACHINERY

IRON WORKING AND WOOD WORKING MA.
ern Machinery Co.. I'll Sd st s. Minneapolis.
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THREE.sToRY STONE BUILDING, 5ox1ee
feet, with full basement 10000 feet floor
space, on Nicollet island, suitable for factory
or wholesale business. Rent $125 month";
T. A., Jameson, 2O5 Andrus building.
FOR RENT-oNE FLOOR, 46x120, WITH USE
Twin City Warehouse Co., 618-61s LIST st N.
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RENTAL LIST,
DAVID P. JONES & co.,

DAVID P. JONES & CO.,
Main Floor Bank of Commerce Building.
$e5,oo-No,, % Main st NE, 1s-room building,
suitable for a roominghouse.
zoo Gant ST modern
- barn. 60 .
$3ooo--No. 1112 Logan av N. 12room house,
hardwood floors. in fine condition, good
$50 oo-No. 17o5 Western av, 8 rooms and large
0aSo aRa EEL tb al st. m9ds sonms all modern
$15oo-NSqP. 1915 9th st n rooms cistern and
s12Oo@ ~. 1904 18th av S, rooms, city water.
No. a25 e 10th st.. rooms. in good condition,
all modern, fat G.. =,
We have Other desrabe fats in this budns
that will be vacant Sept. i.
$26.00---No. 1906 Dupont ay n. rooms, second
aoor steam heat and all modern; 5anitor
s2o.oo-No: 2i1o 9Th av S. first floor, rooms,
$&.oo-No; PAL Cedar av. rooms. in good
condition; all modern.
$12.5o-No. 244O Oakland av, rooms, second
27$e T Emerso sew a1 rooms second
sooo-So So sly 1s Hh's az N. rooms, first floor
s7oo'- a,,2: s41 22d st. second floor, rooms,
No. 729 10th st s; will divide to suit tenant;
good location for feed store.
BARNS.
$5.oo-No. SIS Sd av s.
$3.00-No. 2421, 10th av s.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1904-09-28
CLOUDS.

considering
and weather indicators
stand the method of
A mass of air the eahs surface
the earth
plants and water with which has
considerably lowered The of which
air. Therefore when the moist part vapor
minute globules
visible In this form the moisture called a
reaches its
The heapcoud
summit rolling
They
if they continue until for rain.
of
in
to mil
The highest form is the
floating sometimes
nimbus last primary
Besides varieties and
changing and in motion
This explain the clouds much
the earth Yet clouds vaporatng being
newly-risng moist
s mu o up.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1904-09-28

construct. Select piece of hard wood
eight inches long, one and one-half
inches thick and three inches wide
Bore an inch hole in the center of it,
into which to put handle. Then take
six siX-inch spikes or ten-penny nails
and drive into this strip at equal dis
tances apart. To make the hoe take
portion Of an old cross-cut saw blade,
or have the blacksmith fashion a piece
Of iron for you, bend over one edge
an inch so that it may be riveted to
the piece Of wood. Then fasten the
handle in the hole and your tool is
ready for use. The illustration plain
ly shows how the details are per-
fected.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1904-09-28
The Manure Spreader.

This department is not for the pur-
pose Of advertising tools or imple-
ments, and no such article that is sold
is ever mentioned by the manufacture
ers name. There are implements and
conveniences, however, made by differ
ent manufacturers which should find a
place on every farm, and one Of them
is the manurespreader, of which there
are several good makes.
No one can appreciate the value Of
this implement until ne has used it.
1t is not only a labor-saver, but it
spreads the manure in any quantity
desired, and spreads 1t evenly. All Of
its operations are controlled from the
drivers seat The work of manure
spreading should be in operation from
now on more or less through the Win
ter, and no farmer can make a better
investment than to have this nipple
ment. It will give him added years Of
life in the labor it will save him, and
enable him to grow better crops.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1904-09-28
Farm Notes.

High and gravelly soil is the best
for fruit trees.
The farm work should always be
kept in advance of the season.
The profitable culture Of the soil de-
ponds upon its thoroughness.
Good stock will not sustain it's ex-
cellence long if it is not we'll cared for.
The nature of farm life is. in no
small degree, conducive to economy.
Premature cooling of the milk be-
fore setting will injure the butter
yield
A pedigree is simply a certificate Of
character, and unless it shows a good
character it is Of no practical value.
Fill the vacant places with young
trees, unless the orchard is old, then it
is better to plant a new one.
Sheep should not be allowed to run
in muddy yards or be driven through
the mud to and from the field.
Every farmer should have a few
colonies Of bees, enough at least to
supply the table with pure, fresh
honey.
It is much better to use for breed
Ing animals Of average size smooth.
round, plump and intensely active and
vigorous.
Clean up the farm, and it's yalue
will be increased, and when it is clean
ed ana cleared it will cultivate more
easily and cheaply.
An unfruitful orchard NAV often no
brought into bearing by a heavy an
pl1cat1on Of good stable manure scat
tered broadcast
In purchasing COW for butter and
milk do not be carried away by the
breeding Of the animal. but see that
she has individual merit.
A wet place in field can often he
drained out with but little trouble and
expense, but if this is allowed to 90
undone will spoil the field and r1in tha
crops.
1t is essential that a cows udder ha
entirely freed from milk at each milt-
ing for If any milk is left in the nd
der from any cause the secretions ara
checked and the COW will soon 90 drv
if this method Of milking becomes q
common practice,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1904-09-28
Home-Mixed Fertilizers.

Home-Mixed Fertilizers.
There is 10 question but that the in
gradients for fertilizers can be more
cheaply bought and the mixing done at
home than to buy the fertilizer already
mixed; but whether it will pay de-
ponds upon several things. If one
knows pretty we'll what the crops he
proposes to grow need and understands
something about the home mixing Of
fertilizers, having the necessary help
to do the work, it then pays, provided
one also has the necessary cash to pay
for the material.
Then, again, there is probably
greater profit in the lowgrade fertiliz-
ers than in the high-grade article, and
hence corresponding profit; so it fol-
lows that the saving would be greater
in mixing the grade or more COM
plete fertilizers. They are also easier
to mix, the ammonia per cent being
smaller and less likely to escape in the
mixing. AS matter Of fact, it is one
of those things which must be largely
determined by the farmer to suit his
own conditions, yet, on the other hand,
is one of the things that it will pay to
experiment with to a greater or less
eXtent-IndianapOli News.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1904-09-28
Potatoes as Hog Feed.

Potatoes are quite largely fed to
hogs, but it is found advisable to boil
them. In the New England States
they are fed extensively, being boiled
in milk and mixed with meal in a bar
rel Frequently several bushels are
boiled at a time, and when mixed with
cornmeal make an appetizing mess.
The only fault to be found with this
combination is that 1t is badly out of
balance. The potatoes are rich in
starch and SO is the corn. To such Of
our readers as are still following the
old practice we would advise the sub
stitution Of bran or Of ground oats for
the cornmeal. This would make
fairly well-balanced ration The Ca
nadians say that potatoes have good
effect on the quality Of bacon pro-
duced There is probably no better
use to which small potatoes may be
put than this.-EXchange
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1904-09-28
SECOND FLEET CERTAIN.
Russia Works Day and Night to Reach
Port Arthur with More Ships
in January.

st. Petersburg, Sept. 24.-In spite of
constant afirmations to the contrary,
there are undoubted indications that
second Pacific squadron will leave the
Baltic so that under economical coal con-
sumption and moderate speed it will
reach Port Arthur in January Then
with greatly augmented forces Kuropat-
kin will tune himself for a simultaneous
effort to reach the defenders of the
stronghold, while Admiral Wren will
leave the harbor and attack the japanese
fleet.
The orders were so imperative that the
ships will leave Cronstadt on Sunday,
while the 1zumarun is being pushed for
ward and will leave on Thursday next
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1904-09-28
NEW MINISTER IS
SAID TO BE LIBERAL
Successor to Won Plehve Is Accorded an
Enthusiastic Ovation by the
Russian PopuIace,

st. Petersburg, Sept. 26.-1:3O p. NJ
Interior Minister Prince Sviatopolk-
Mirksy's reception here on his arrival
from Wilma, was in the nature Of an ova-
ton. His statements to the representa-
tlves of the Russian press and the depu-
tatlon of Jews at Wilma Saturday, have
served to increase the favorable impress
sion created by his appointment.
The prince comes into power enjoying
to peculiar degree the confidence Of the
Emperor. Sweeping changes in the min
lstry of the interior are ANTICIPATED. Lit
tie of the Won Plehve regime is expected
to survive. The police department, it is
understood, will be entirely separated
from the interior ministry and Count
Shouvaloff will become chief of the
police department. NJ. Sturmer has al
ready been promoted to the council Of
the empire. NJ. Vatazzi will succeed NJ
Durnovo in charge of posts and tele-
graphs.
Upon assuming active direction of the
ministry, Prince Sviatopolk- Mirsky will
deliver a speech which is expected to in
dictate the aims of the administration
The Prince will 90 shortly to Saratoff
to pray for strength and guidance at the
shrine of st. SeraDhim.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1904-09-28

from the empire and no Turkish civ
Is electrically lighted, because. it is
sald' officials discovered the word DIV.
namo In applications for the necessary
contracts, and dynamo SUGGESTING
dynamite, the official Turk was mar.
alyzed with fear. So all Turkey is
still candle-lighted, or at least lamn.
lighted Whatever is Turkish in T11r.
key, says writer in the Outlook. is
sure to be out Of order, disorganized
dirty; whatever is foreign is, by con.
trast, we'll kept.