Evening star., 1905-11-04
THE WEEK ENDING nov. :, 1905

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| from New Orleans on the U. 8. cruiser
West Virginia. arrived in Washington: he
issued his Thanksgiving proclamation. FIX
ing the date for November 30; he met
Prince Louis of Battenburg. rear admiral
OF the British navy. and his suite st a
reception given In their honor at the White
House. Charles H. Darling retired from
the office Of assistant secretary Of the navy
and was succeeded by Truman II. New
berry of Detroit. Mich. Secretary Taft
and his party arrived at Colon and pro-
ceeded to Panama to see President ANA
dor. The Philippine Datto All and sew
| with United States soldiers. The State De-
partment received the details of the killing
OF several American missionaries at Lien
chow. China, and said that the participants
| In the attack ON the mission would be
severely punished and that full reparation
| would be made by China Rear Admiral
Rae, engineer-in-chef of the navy, In his
annual report stated that the lack OF en-
gineers in the service Is becoming alarm
| ing. The battleship Rhode Island in trial
/ test made new mean speed record for
battleships Of over nineteen knots an hour.
| The United States Supreme Court held
| that stockholders in national banks have
| the right to examine the banks books.
| monument to j. Sterling Morton was un-
veiled at Nebraska City. Neb., with APP
propriate ceremonies. Attorney General
| Bryan of Maryland warned the German
| machine men In that state against viola
| tions OF the election law. That the city
| of Philadelphia lost over $1,000. coo and that
200 needless deaths were caused by ty
| phoid fever due to graft in the contracts
| for filtration and boulevard works was re-
vealed by board of special examiners;
| special counsel for Mayor Weaver inti
mated that prosecutions will follow the re-
| port on the contracts. District Attorney
| Jerome Of New York reiterated his promise
to criminally prosecute insurance officials
nj nf L.
| The controller of the currency stated that
| the shortage Of the Enterprise National
Bank of Allegheny City Pa will not be
| less than 81 900: John B. Cunningham.
receiver OF the bank. entered suit against
| w. H. Andrews. territorial delegate from
New Mexico for more than $4,000 Thir-
teen persons were killed and thirty in
| 1ured in the wreck of train on the Atchi-
son. Topeka and Santa Fe railroad near
Kansas City. caused by a loose rail Six
| minor officials of the Pittsburg and West
moreland Coal Company lost their lives
while attempting to enter burning mine
| at Hazel Kirk, Pa, Mrs. Catherine Geary
or Cambridge, Mass, identified the body
| found In suit cases in Boston as that OF
her daughter. Susan. actress; Morris
Nathan. fiance Of the murdered girl was
round in Pittsburg and gave the police
there information which they think will
lead to the complete solution of the crime;
We'll known doctor was arrested In Bos-
ton charged with having cut up the girls
BODY. An autopsy on the body of Mrs
Margaret Todd. elderly wealthy New
York woman, who was found in a mangIed
condition on railroad track in Philadel-
phfa. tended to sustain the theory that she
was murdered
Foreign Affairs.
The Russian emperor granted in large
measure the demands of the people for self
government, issuing manifesto for a cabi-
net of ministers. with Sergius Witte as the
6rcf .f ~,
litical prisoners and abolishing the press
censorship and assuring civil liberty, extern
sion of the suffrage and inability to enforce
any laws without the consent of the douma:
the general strike in st. Petersburg was for
mally raised and railroad trains were being
worked through, but deplorable rioting oc-
CURED in the provinces, especially at Odes-
sa, where it was estimated 5000 persons
principally Jews, were killed and wounded
during the disorder: disturbances also oc-
CURED at Moscow. where ten students were
killed by workingmen: at Kief, where II
persons were killed and forty wounded, and
at Kishineff. where a renewal of the Jewish
massacres was reported: at Warsaw over
20 persons were killed and 100 wounded by
Cossacks. who fired on the crowds; foreign
residents In south Russia generally appealed
to their respective governments for protec-
ton. The congress of the Austrian social
democrats demanded the immediate convo-
cation of the reichsrath to substitute for
the present parliament a body elected by
cQudl anu QlTecl Suffrage, grave disorders
We're caused In Vienna by the socialists de-
mand for universal suffrage, which, 1t was
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