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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-20
Stimmenfono miometen. go luarer

Stimmeniong ipi6meten. 90 fpqrett
unlpeieno: 9r. Sioor 2obe Strous
ln0 Sr. s. Charles Sintbicum Die
bei6e Senotorcn ans Dem 3. 2egiSlo.
tur.Iiitritt lperoen lpollen Sr. Sobn
Cougar, bon ieiucn 5rcunoen o9uo"
%9etonnt, ser iton felt iehS Sobren
nm ole GbrC rt1gt. ais Sheriff oltf
oos reglllGre 0entotrotiide Sidct ges
ltellt III lperOcn; Sr. SameS =. 9pro,
Der Ictn Nltgc oltf ben ietten Soften
ocS TttllorS oe$ StootaeriftS &c.
lporfen bat Sr. Scnrn 5. Sobu, ser
Die 20. @orb, mo @r Z. 2eigb Mar
riott, Der ole 10, Moro III Der nod.
item 2cgiSlotllr pcrtrcten mill. Serr
So0en unter0rildte bon ouem Nltfanq
an olle NeigunQcn Der perid)ieocncn
Gonoi0otcn Tcocn ST. boIten, uno
aus oieiem 8rtnOe 5unr Meiiteiten
ipor eS ic0cm Der 1000 Inpcienoen
p%ergonnt, lid llngeitort DEM Gergnil.
gen hingcben 81 fonnen. 0ie $3.50.
George 6. gpatt iuno @iuiom Iiuf,
ioluie Observation-Disclosures ocS Son.
coro.GItbS" itonoen ibrem FrGii0cn.
ten 0unicl S. 2ooen biilireit sur
Seitc.
Wrief aus Scr Sremo DC. -
Nr. Mn1. Sdrogc, yDoroboB" Der
Geo. @oitcrnlhmi6t'ifen 9rouerei,
crbicIt gcitcrn ein Shreibcn ieineS
SorgGnacrS, Srn. aorl Speer, Der
lid 9egenm0rtig in Columbia, Nep.,
befi10et mo BORT 0ie Irbeiter elmer
bon mcbrCrcn prominentcn 9oltimps
rer mo Ncm Oorter aopitdlilten &c.
cigneten @oIbmiue beauflittigt. Sr.
SpeCr lit in Baltimore mobl befuunt,
uno iein Shreiben, obglcih filr5 &c.
boltcn, lit ouBerlt intcreiiont. Gr
iproh oorin ,icine Srcll6e ooriiber
aus, boB cS ieinen 5relnoen in @ol.
timorc nobIgebe, iin6 c%onitotirt, ooB
CT 90 EflnO pcrloren babe, ieit6em or
IN Nenooo ici. Ter Srt, no er lid
mufbGlt, bciBt @oI6iielo, mo Sr.
Spccr io0t Ooilelbc iei on$ rcinite
rNohtIoGcr bon @ronoon," MIR nit
Dem ltntcrIhie6e, Dob eS BORT eill sc.
ben bon Monuc luar,uno III @oloiielo
Elm loldcS obne oieie. God oud
Wilitcn bobcn ibre Tei5e," iGbrt SCR.
Spcer tort, n&lapperIdlongen,
Sforpionc mo berihicoeneS ouocreS
llngc5ieicr GcicIlen iid) Der mcnihli'
dcn 8eiclId)oit 81 mo trogen ibrcn
SbciI oo5l bel, ooS 2cben .intcrel.
iont" 81 geitolten." Son ocn Snoio.
ncrlt IN Nepoon Ioqt Sr. SpCcr; IS
lino bornllo'c 0urihcn - Hiht9 bon
Jcoeridnmld o0er Dem, mos man oft
abgebiloet o0cr i'm Cirrus liebt,
uno eS mill mir ld)einen, oIS Oh Die
Der. Stootcn, Hcgicrimg Die ormen
acrle IN ben gottuergellenitcn @intcl
Der Grbe ocrIioBcn bat"
Gum ShluB bcltellt @r. Spcer
nod pieIe @riiBe an leine 6reunOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-20
Concord GGub" .gicnic

IS Concord Club" .gicnic.
- Eolitifer. grOB rnO flein, nit uno
obne GinIlnB, ebrgei5ige aemteriGger
uno Solhe, Die es meroen noQen,
uto MnOere, oic fir Die Rominirten
natiirlid MIR aus Giebe gum 8cihGit
urbeiten ullo ltinumen mollen, fanoen
lid geitcrn 3llm 3. SubreS= Eicnic oe$
nGoncoro-G Clubs" I'M oWeiteno.Eorf"
Elm. aaoi 3aniel s. &oben. Der
.aleine gtupoleon bon WeIts9olti.
more" pcrltono IS, oieie mioerltre.
benocn @lemente 81 elncm barntonis
iden @nn5en 81 oerihmeI5cn. aein
YfiBton itorte IieS, oas eriolgreiflte
ulo ant 5%ablreiditcr beildte Bicnic
ocS Clubs, obgleih @eperber iiir ooi-
lelbe Unit i'm Seloe iuaren uno lid
friid, fronm, irobli6 unb irei benz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-20
uGns llrncr Spiel ppn Sell"

Ser otuoemiIde Sebbel d. 8erein,
Der sum SonmerIenteiter elm fiber.
aus reld)cS Fro9romm 5liiammeneez
felt bot, peronitoltete g~eitern Ibeno
I'M g%erggnrten bcS 9ogenbauieS cine
oranlottlt)e Nuifiibrtng inter %freient
Sinmel. n3oS llrner Spiel uong8il.
belm Sea," Elm ihpei5eriibeS Rotio-
nol.S houipiel bon eInem unbefonn.
ten Sid)ter ans 0enl Nnfang oes t6.
Sobrbiunoerts, muroe bon Wtitglie-
bern oeS Sebbel Nereius geipielt.
Vefanntlih poren III Ser Heiormaz
tions5eit Die So1IptpflegeitGtten bes
polfstbiinllihen GromoS in oeut.
iher Sprohe ole Sdnei5 mo Riirn-
berg. es ~entltano I'M iene 3eit cine
Wtolle @erte nit tbeilpeiie rcd)t gu.
ter 8runologe. lin 1915 ldrieb Sa.
fob Hlf, Der ipobI Elm Goniton8er
mar, fem ,biibih uno lltitig Spiel
bon Dem frommen itno eriten gioges
noIien Wilbelm Selleu." 9icier Sell
mar Die niht belonoerS 9eitidte BE-
orbeitlIn9 zines alteu aus llri Itomz
member 8olfSihauipielS, oeS ioge'
nonnten nllrner Spiels pom EEL"
Dos feline Stiid mag iton Dor 1900
cntitonoen lein uno geborte 81 ben
fernboitelten oramatiifen S6opiut.
gen iener 3eit. Scinen ltriprnng
bat oieieS Selenipiel aus oltenSoIfs.
licbern iiber oen Shmei5er 0efrei.
n~ngSbcloen genommen. User Sinn
fir belitlbe @%olfSpoelie bot. ouf oen
miro Ole beiipielSpeiie gr51blung oes
Weld)tbol bon Der glenoung leines
8oters nift obue 8irfuna bleibeu.
nMpn Batter bot 5pen lton Sdien
g'bon.
9ie noat' ibn Der &ogt nebmen nit
8lDalt;
9ortpi6er id mid 5itr Webr Italt,
Gem 8ne6t ih einen Singer e~nt5luet
ihlug,
90 geoobt id, ST flieben Ddr nun
nleilt Jlig. -
@oS bot obcr Der Goqt meinem 30.
fer tbon2
Sot ibm Die Ni,gen uBlteden Ion,
9o5u ibm genommen oil inn @ut.
Mdl, lpie meb mir ooS i'm Screen tbllti
Die aufiiibrung 6es Sebbel . Ser
ems. Die Iif eng an Den oltelter,
ourdals perIt1nblihen Cert oes
ShollipieIeS onidloB, mar gon5 Dor.
5iiglid, ipo5u Die Gage oes fiir Die
Sonolung gelp1blteu @urtens niht
penig beitrug. (8on ben Wtittpirfen-
Den 5eid)nete lid) belonoerS Sr. 9ruf
aus, Der ieinem 2ebrer W. 9ingel.
mann in Sronfiurt nlle Gbre mad.
te.) SIT man bent Sang Der Sano.
lung nit boiler gilfmerfiomfeit ges
folgt, 10 peritebt man leidt, oaB oas
.ltrner Spiel" III Der Sbipei5 folt
bier S%obrbunoerte binourh bei'm
Bolfe befonnt mar uno nod 1890
cine neile 9lutloge erlebte. Der 9ih.
ter Soffmonn bon SoIlersleben bat
eS Damn 5ilm criten Role 5u piiien.
ihoftlihen 3fpeden bernusgegeben 1t.
nut ibm 8ilbelm Bidder.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-20
Mns bem Snncrcn MarplanS's nus
ben a%norcnScnbcn Staatcn.

Y inc meme t h q eiu e y t.
Sn VrlinSruid, 6reberid. Gountp,
iuuroe Die neuc lutberilhe STRIDE ant
Sonntog eingemeibt. Der Yreoiger
oerlelben lit Bnitor Charles SeB, uno
am Sonnto9 prebigten allBerbcm Ole
FaItoren s. 3. Sted bon Sreoerid
uno 6. Srlimp BON WortinSburg.
Yei'm . . ertrunfen
Del 8iennn, OorheIter $ Gountp,
ertranf am Sonntug bei'm Baden int
Ranticofe. Sluile Der IS Sabre oIte
Worion Ssodion. Giner ieiner Sn.
gctofreunoe, pelder nit ibm bnoetc,
Dcriltdte i'm 81 rettcn mo mare oo.
bel IelbIt beinnbe crtrlmten.
Cine ii + { ubgebrannt.
Sn 2oDtonsUiue, montgomery.
County, lit g~eitern iriib Ole grobe
Wilble oes Srn. ~. 9ronning ub.
%gcbronnt. Ser ourdt 8%erliferung &C.
ocdte Sbooen miro ouf $1,000 &C.
id)Gbt. DoS 5cuer cntitauo I'M Wa'
ld)inenroum.
Ableben.
Sn 8ifmonb. ga, lit Sr. Ser.
mann s. S6miot i'm Alter bon 81
Sobren an elmer 5u groBen 3olis PR
lenif geItorben. Sdniot nlroe III
0eutld)lono geborcn uub fam ais If
Sabre alter anabe naf Mmerito. Gr
binterlGBt cine Bittwe itno le6s Sim
Der. Shmiot mar lougere 3eit frGnf'
lih.
Sn WeitminIter ltorb inn So. Sc
benSiubre Sr. Sobn 6. H~eiiinDoer,
Der iriiber nlid) in Baltimore in @e.
lhoiten tbGtig mar. Sr. Heiilnioer
binterlabt ieinen orei aiuoern Elm
groBes 8ermogen.
Sn SagerStoDn lit Der betannte
W~ebgermeiIter Sdfob hilbert i'm Nl'
ter bon 80 Subren geitorben. auBer
ieiner 8ittpe binterldbt er IN So'
gerstonn feds ainoer.
Sn Soger5topn erbieIt BuItor W.
Soiimann oon Der oeutlden hubert.
idpen ct. WdttbdlS. Stride cine Dope.
led aus Ct. Soifs, oaB oaielbit ieinI
Mutter, Die Nittme oes Yaitors Sui.
Soiimann. I'M alter BON 70 Sobren
geltorben lit.
Bei Scr Site!
Sn Innapolis belt Der neite Stuot
rutb leine erlte Sisung. unb cine oel
eriten Sanblungen mar, boB Ole aor
peridait Elm @eiud INN Die 8eipdb
ring elmer S%pirintoicn. Shonflicet;
ubiduig beihieo. Seeds Der adt Wtit
n(ipApr hohpn Aip Grff0ruu, ohosoo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-20
q uter U +.

limo niaIt 9u imS ommler Die Geiie'
Iuit
8enieBen in pouen 3iieen,
3ieb' nitt 8erglcihe nit Gabeim,
Cont lit oobir 6oS 8ergniigen.
Heues Wort. - ,Sbnen aebt
iider ifon fpieoer eiu neues 0rnmd
inn appfe bcrim, Serr 0oftor. Sic
ieben mir 10 mternebmungstraurig
aust"
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-16
AN ARTISTS PARADISE.

CAPRI beautiful in itself winter resort, offers an
~ irresistible invitation to artists since it has an inn
where anyone by painting picture the WALL get
free board.
To the lovely island Of Capri with it's perennial SUMNER
it's blue grotto and its lemon groves came fifty years
ruined artist He opened inn, and died rich In
his will leaving the inn to his heirs he made these cond
tions: 49,
The charge per day. two bottles of red Capri wine in
cluded, is to be than six francs. %@:'-
eff any artist is too to pay he shall paint picture
upon some wall receiving all the accommodations
corded to those paying the highest price.
If any German artist shall come to the inn he shall be
accommodated and shall receive the his fare to
Germany upon his promise never to return to Italy''
The inn is conducted today these conditions It's
walls are covered with paintings Now and then German
gets his fare home. '..~
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-16
SAGE ADVICE.

RUSSELL SAGE has horror Of lawsuits.
N A clerk of Mr.. Sage said the other day:
81 sought out the chief morning in his office.
"'You remember SIR said, my complaint against my
wife's unce? ..f " n
" F''Yes, he answered r.: II
" YELL said I, 'the is obdurate, and think Of
bringing suit against him. What do you advised
Mr Sage, always interested in the welfare of his
ployees was silent moment, frownng thoughtfuly Then
he said:
x sIisen. When I clerk in Troy, I had case
against that seemed quite good yours visited
prominent lawyer, laid the whole matter before him
in detail When thru he told me that he would be
delighted take the caseha it that couldn't
lose. -
g 1T can It Iose?' said T. /
8. 1T can't ose,' he repeated.
& Il rose and took up my hat. thanked the lawyer,
and told him that WOULDN'T bring suit after all And then
explained that it my opponents side and not my own
which I had laid before him.
" Before bringing lawsuit, Mr.. Sage concluded, st is
good plan first to lay your opponents before your
lawyer as if it was your own : !"
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-16
Curios and Oddities
ICE PALACE ABANDONMENT.
'7Is passing strasrei''
ssVOUR ice palace of Montreal is thing Of the past i
l it?'' said New York man to a Canadian

ttOUR palace Of Montreal thing past isn't
it?'' said New York to Canadian.
eyes, thank fortune said the other
81 often went to your ice palace in the winter It
and beautiful sight It must have paid too for
attracted visitors from all parts Of the United States
Why, then, was it given upq''
because it created abroad false impression Of Can
ada said the Canadian cit created there the idea
that Canada bleak cold pace-a land of and ice
a kind Of Greenland O Labrador
"Peope sent to their friends abroad illustrated post
cards and large photographs of the ice palace and the ice
carnival year after year. Hence abroad they got
catlng ice and Canada together. The words became
almost synonymous.
'And nobody would emigrate Canadawards.
" 'Canada?' they would say. Icy Canada? Oh Too
cold'
Our immigration figures off to deplorable degree
on account Of the false impression of climate that the
ice palace gave to England and France and Germany
"Now Canada lives immigration. She wants all the
she can get And because the ice palace lost
her thousands Of immigrants yearly, she wisely did away
with it.''
BEETLE WITH A GUM
81 WANT you said an instructor at the University of
gun:''
"a trained beetle 70
No indeed This beetle has natural gun, and fires it
of his accord. There is no training. Watch''
The beetle FURNISHED blue with red head and red
legs He lay hidden under stone in his box instructor
advanced his finger slowly the beetle waited watchfu and
intrepid; the finger almost touched the insect and then
puff cloud of blue smoke shot and under
smoke the beetle beat a rapid retreat .,.
lsnt that marveous?' the instructor said. "And the
little rascal emit puff after puf-can fire gun after gun
l9 or 20 to the minute. No wonder he is called the bom
barder, is itq
"Ths bombarder beetle is He has in his body GER
tain glands secreng liquid which, contact with the air,
has the curious property Of turning into smoky vapor
1.-The his defense against bigger beetles Hidden
under it, he seeks retreat''
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-16

que diaphragm and eccentric shaft in their true posi-
o then step the Of the stove and the guide
pate say threequartes Of nc force the strecherbar
forward and loosen the plank After this start
fire. throw open the and right oblique hy
drauc that the tapewo pnion and Aurora Boreais
we'll Oiled bring the rotary pman forward until it
responds with the mantop mzzn let 60 the smokestack
horizontal duodenum horo brace and breechpn and the
stove begins to get underway you slide forward the
camera that the ramrod in it's place. the
beum, allow the to to about sevenyfve
degrees in the shad keep eye the usuruc and the
fail to give satisfaction The stove may not be
cheap one but for simplicity and beauty Of execution she
excel and lay over and everlasngly get
with all other Stoves by large majority-Adran
NIinn.) Democrat. =..=.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-16
RED NOSES.

st\A1 11TH winter red noses' said physician cit
w. is funny how rednosed people worry this de-
fect ~': ~ ~ -
"a asked me to- bleed his nose-to put leech
it. He thought that this the only way draw the
high color out.
"Another man and asked me what I would charge
to put his thru Of suction treatments He
thought there suction machine that, camped
red noses, bleached them to the proper palor.
"a red-nosed sought me out in despair her organ
very No wonder For month she had slept with
cothespn fastened to her nost expecting nose to
improve in shape and hue under such handling
cred noses, that glow in winter everywhere the same
red glow in june easily cured They are due
to ntemperance to indigestion, to poor circulation and
Remove the and the rich color disappears with
it. Ihave not incurable red nose YETI
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-16

monkey wrench. OF
course it was very
careless to overlook
what the merest school
boy ought to know, for
not only we're all these
parts Of the stove dis
placed, but the crank
arbor, walking beam
and throat latch were
twisted out of shape,
and so mixed up with
the feed cam, tumbling-
rod, thumb b-serew, dial
plate and collie indica,
tor, that he was obliged
to send for a practical
engineer, at an expense;
to- come and fix it up,
Now, there is moth
ing more simple than
the operation of one
of these stoves, with
the most ordinary COM
mon sense. At first.
before starting your
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-16
VALUE OF TATTOOING.

'tTAToo MARKs," said Lecoq the detective EdentiAed
l the other day an unknown killed by train It
is amazing how tattoong has revived
Among sailors and such like has never decayed but
of late rich young have taken to it much as sailors
did, One young will have tattooed arm his
crest another will have the of his college fraterntv
third, having travelled will have superb Japanese design
gorgeous flight of pheasants say, winding in dozen
bright colors from his shoulder down to his wrist.
Some think tatooing hurts-that under the needle the
victim writes and grunts in welter Of blood doesn It
hurt at all, really, and no blood flows to speak Of
tI, personally, approve Of tattoong It makes fine
base for Identification. It would be universal compulsory
I had my way.'
>-<. MEXICAN FOOTBALL.
THE end of the first half he in his seat and
FAlghted cigar.
Mexican football he said, 'is not like this It is
called gomae The ball is of wood and weighs five pounds
The is three miles long and eight yards wide.
"Three players, each with ball, start simultaneously
from goal and the who kicks his ball first to the
goal three miles distant wins the game
1T is exciting game and fast game Three mounted
surgeons follow the players for kicking heavy ball.
frequently happens that toe ankle is broken.
But in gomae, Of course, the surgeons don't
much to do as in kind Of game
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-16
The Editor and the Stoue

'RIEND Of mine who lives in the coun-
try bought a stove the other day, one
Of those new and complex improve
ments that saves three-fourths $ the fuel,
and if you bought two Of them you
would have coal to sell.
1t had been highly spoken of by a
friend, so he set it up in the room,
turned on steam, threw the throttle
wide open, and waited to see how. it
would operate. At the first stroke Of
the piston he saw that something was
wrong with the reversible turbine wheel,
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-16

doubt caused by the rubbing of the northeast rnon
the face plate Of the sachede Being utterly ignorant Of
the workings Of the stove, he attempted remedy this
trouble without first reversing the boomerang, and in few
moments the accumulated rapidly that the croshead
gave way and the right ventrce Of the buferbeam
blown out, carrying with it the buwhee and
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-16
PAPER.

paper made of banana SKINS said the sales
man. ''That is made Of seaweed The yellow in the
corner is made of cornhusks.
Almost anything that you reduce into pulp will do
for paper he went II have paper made Of beam
stalks stalks weeds straw, cocoanut ber hair FUR and
wool waste,
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-16
What the Market Affords.

EROGS' legs 20 cents dozen. ~: '' - '@=.~
i Smelts, II cents pound. =" -:>~' =: ~''t @~ g.
Lake Superior trout, 1912 cents pound
Fresh mackerel 80 cents each.
Finnan haddie, 15 cents pound.
California hard-shell crabs, 20 cents pound
Cornmeal, ten-pound sack, 25 cents.
Potatoes, IS cents a bushel
Watercress, 5 cents bunch.
shallots 10 cents a bunch.
Smelts the fish in the market today Thew are
usually fried, but quite good boiled. Cook only
few at time, from five to eight minutes after the
begins to boi according to sze Arrange in pyraid the
largest at the base folded napkin Garnsh with
and parsley and with tartar To
shaot chopped fine to pint of mayonnase onefourth
OF each of chopped capers Olives cucumber pickles.
two tabespoonfuls of chopped parsley and half teaspoonfu
of powdered tarragon Half teaspoonfu of onion Juice
take the place Of shalo but the latter is in the
market it had better be used
The smets should of be carefully cleaned spread
the outer s and then with the thumb and forenger
take hold of the inner gs and pull gently. The parts unfit
for food all attached to these inner gs
together leaving the sme in perfect shape Rinse thorov
{ and wipe dry. >'..%* :~-.'~. :~.. 49,.
If they SMALL and you going fry them dip in
milk and then roll in -FOUR egg and crumbs string thru
the gi skewers three skewer and fry skewerful
at tne deep fat IF the are large fasten with
their tails IN their mouths with wooden oothpcks egg
crumb and fry. Serve with the sauce tartar ... -
The hardshell crabs may be served as YOU would lob
sers. They already boiled run about pound and
half EACH They good deved served with drawn
butter r:y l-- 49,,
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-16
MEXICAN FOOTBALL.
JERRY-BUILT's ORIGIN.

ttVOU can't tell me, said philoogist, t'wy is that
when you call jerry ybulder, when you
speak of filtration plant ybuilt you poor
workman, and asfimsy, ramshackle job.
s.You can't tell me- and can't tell you but recently
heard plausible explanation Of these terms.
The walls of Jericho fell down at the blast Of trumpet
Well walls that fall at equally slight provocaton Jericho
builtthe work of Jericho, jerry builder
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-11-24
LIFE OF PALMA
BEING SOUGHT
Evidence of Alleged Assassination
Plot Revealed.
HIDDEN GUNS ARE FOUND
Mere to Be Used in Overthrow Of
Government Prominent CublnS
Said to be Involved.

Advices from Havana state that ev-
tdence obtained by the COMMITTEES
which is investigating the discovery
by secret police Saturday last of
considerable quantity Of arms ammu
milton and accoutrements in a house
in the Cerro suburb is tending TO int
plicate a few men of some promi'
hence. The government has no doubt
that the materials came from the
United States, and it is seeking to
learn who were the purchasers.
The police found forty one rifles,
twenty-one carbines, thirty-fiye pack.
ages, each containing a thousand car
tridges, and some barrels filled with
ammunition and accoutrements.
Government officials admit now that
they have received various secret al.
vices regarding contemplated uprs-
ings before election day in various
parts Of the island, particularly in the
provinces OF Santiago, Santa Cara
and Pinar del kio, with Il probable
attack on the palace in Havana. The
object OF the latter, according TO the
officials, appears to be the removal,
possibly by assassination, OF President
Palma. The plotters, it is pointed
out are we'll aware, since there is
now no vice president, that the cleo.
ton of President Palma's successor
would, according to the constitution,
be in the hands of congress, and that
the liberals, with the help of a few
Independents, could control both
houses.
The government has not revealed its
information as to the extent of these
plots, but special measures have been
taken for guarding the palace. The
facts that the president and his fam
lily are remaining at home, and that
troops are being sent to the points
where, according to reports, the plot
ting originated, are considered signih
cant. So far as known, however, these
plots are not generally backed by any
large party, and, whether they are
widespread or otherwise, the active
watchfulness against any form OF up.
rising is believed to have quelched
any ambitions of the plottcrs.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-11-24
A FAKE CAR ARISES
To Perturb Russian Government Off,
cals..Has Fifty Thousand Peas
ami Followers.

a st. Petersburg dispatch says: 4
false emperor mas suddenly made his
appearance near Pcnza, and alreadJ
has followers numbering $4,000. This
is the startling report received Thurs
day afternoon in a dispatch from Sim
brisk.
Penza is in the heart Of the vast
region extending westward from thJ
Volga, where Agrarian uprisings on
large scale have been occurring, and
If the report turns out to be true
that the pretender to the throne has
placed himself at the head of the
peasantry the government will soon
face besides other troubles a formida
BILE Agrarian rebellion.
1t required year to suppress the
famous rebellion led By Puga Tichcff,
who impersonated the dethroned and
murdered Peter III in the time OF
Catherine H. That uprising was start
cd in the same region OH the banks
Of the Volga.
Though the Industrial tie.up in ST.
Petersburg Thursday was even more
complete than 1t was Wednesday, and
though no break has been manirested
In the ranks Of the workmcn and
strikes have broken out at Moscow
and Reval, the most important fca.
ture OF the days developments was
the failure OF the walk-out to spread
generally outside the capital.
The factory strike at Moscow which
has assumed considerable proportions
probably 5000 men being out. has
no direct connection with the st. Pc.
tersburg walk out, and dispatches
from the old capital say that the rail,
road men received the request OF the
st, Petersburg strike commHtcc cold
ly Tho whole great network OF rail.
roads centering at Moscow. except
the st. Petersburg line. is still in oper.
alton at Royal.