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Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-11
PLOT AGAINST
LIFE OF WITTE
REVOLUTl0NISTS UNEARTH A
CONSPIRACY
Reformers viii Guard Premier-st.
Petersburg Excited Over Report
That General Massacre Of
Jews Is Planned

succeeds Prince Hllikoff Of minister of
communications. The constitutional
democrats consider that they have won
great victory by preventing any
leaders of the constitutional group
from accepting office, saying that
Count Whites ministry is thus stamped
purely temporary and must give way
Immediately upon the convening of the
national assembly to cabinet in full
sympathy with the parliamentary ma
jority. The count is greatly disap-
pointed at the refusal of the consti-
tutionalists to support him, since it
forces him to fight on two fronts, with
the reactionaries on his right and the
social democrats and revolutionaries
clamoring for republic on his left.
Invitation to Tolstoy
Count witte has invited Count Toll
stoy, who resigns the position as head
of the academy of fine arts, owing to
Gen. Trepoff's reserve policy, to
take the portfolio of education. Count
John Tolstoy is no relation to Count
Leo Tolstoy. Prof. Kevesky has Joined
Michael Stakovich in the organization
of Christian democracy.
A long official program published
this morning denies that disorders in
any part of the country have been To-
mented by the government and prom
ises a most careful inquiry into the
outrages against life and property and
the adoption of measures to prevent
their recurrence. 1t says that even
were the accusations against the gov
ernment confirmed they would not form
a preteXt for the recent terrible oc-
currences. The government recognizes
that it is its duty to remain quite i'm
partial and to give its protection to all
persons requiring it.
The government will strive to fulfill
the emperor's will regarding the free
dom of citizenship, the communication
says. "The hostile factions of differ
ent parties and the moderates result
i'm situation unsuitable for the in
PRODUCTION of reforms, but the govern
ment cannot think that any consider
able part of the Russian people pre-
ferS disorder and internal strife
to peaceful development. The council
of ministers is therefore ready to eX-
ecute the imperial command to the ut
most"
Fhe universities and high schools
throughout Russia have been closed
indefinitely by order of the minister
of education
1t is announced that martial law will
be declared throughout Poland.
Martial law has been declared at
Cronstadt. Vice-Admiral Birileff, min
lister of marine, left tonight for Cron-
Stadt.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-11
D. K. E. MEN BANQUET
Kenyon College Chapter Absoved
From Responsibility for Pier
sons Death
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 10.-The closing
of the Delta Kappa Epilson fraternity
convention was marked today by Il
banquet at the Hotel Waldorf attended
by 400 members.
After reading of the report of the
committee appointed to investigate the
death of Stuart L. Pierson, killed by n
train while awaiting initiation into the
lambda chapter, the convention by a
unanimous resolution absolved the
chapter from any responsibility for the
accident. Whitelaw Reid, ambassador
of the United States to the court of st.
James, who Is president of the associa
ton, sent the following cablegram
Especial wishes for success for our
association entertaining convention and
for continued prosperity of the good old
fraternity"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-11
Indian Association Meets
BY Associated Press.

SAN JOSE, Nov. 1O.-The Northern
California Indian Association met
in annual session here today.
The following new officers were
elected: President, Mrs. T. c..
Edwards; vice presidents. Mrs.
David Starr Jordan, Mrs. George G..
Pardee, Mrs. j. r. Lewis, Miss Jennie
Farwell and Mrs. Ed Williams; corre-
spending secretary, Miss Cornelia Ia
ber treasurer, Miss A. S. Bacon; finan-
ciial secretary. Miss s. w. Gilchrist;
gneral secretary, c. E. Kelsey; di-
rectors, Mrs. G, w. Gichrist, Mrs.
T. c.. Edwards, Mrs. Hanna Bean, Mrs.
T. Ellard Beans, Mrs. A. Taber. Mrs.
A. S. Bacon, Miss Cornella Taber.
Judge j. r. Lewis, Rev. r. Sydney
Williams, Rev. II. C. Meredith and C.
E. Kelsey.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-11
FREIGHT CARS ARE WRECKED
Southern Pacific Train Ditohed at a
Crossing In TroPico-Traffle
Not Delayed
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
TROPICO, Nov. 10.-An accident oc-
CURED on the Southern Pacific railroad
at this place this morning about ten
O'Clock near the intersection of Trop-
leo avenue with the Southern Pacific
tracks. The fianges on the wheels of
a freight car belonging to a southbound
train rode the rail, and when the car
reached a cattle-guard the truck fell
into the pit
The car to which the truck was at
tached was thrown off the track, car
rying with 1t two other cars, but as
the train was moving at low rate of
speed, little damage was done. The
wrecking train was on the spot in a
short time Trains were run through
the house track and traffic was not
DELAYED.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-11
NEW WORKERS INDICTED
Ten Charged With Violating Election
Law, Two With Assault
Rv IoraaS

NEW YORK, Nov. 10.--Ten indict-
ments for violations of the election law
and two for assaults committed at the
polls at the election last Tuesday We're
today drawn UP by the grand jury.
1t was said tonight that Attorney
General Mayer and State Superintend-
ent of Elections Morgan had instituted
a searching investigation of the alleged
election frauds, which would be con-
tinued until the legislature meets. Mr..
Morgan and the attorney general to-
day examined a number of witnesses
in connection with frauds, and also
conferred with Henry e. Yonge, spec
ial counsel for Mr.. Hearst, and dis
cussed plans to prosecute persons
against whom charges may be brought.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-11
HISTORICAL SOCIETY
Santa Clara Organization Formed With
Membership Of Prominent
Citizens
IN Assnclnfed presa.

BY Associated Press
SAN JOSE, Nov. 10.-The Santa
Clara County Historical society was
formed today at q meeting of repre-
sentative citizens. The following were
elected:
President. Prof G.. S. Dunway
of Stanford university first vice presi-
dent Rev r. A. Gleeson, president OF
the Santa Clara college; second vice
president, Morris Il. Daley, president
of the state normal; third vice presl =
dent DR.. Rockwell ID. Hunt, principal
of the San Jose high school; secretary,
Miss Mary Barmby; treasurer, David
NJ. Burnett.
The executive board consists of the
following Congressman E. A. Hayes,
Prof. l.. r. Smith, principal of the
Santa Clara high school, and Mrs. ID.
NJ. Burnett.
The society has been organized for
historical research and educational
pIrpOgpg.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-11
jerome Taking a Rest
BY Associa ted Press

Dy I
LAKEVILLE, Conn, Nov. 10.-W. II.
jerome, who was reelected district at
torney of New York Tuesday, arrived in
town tonight and will seek a short rest
at his home here. Citizens of the town
turned out almost 10000 strong and
greeted him with brass band and
fireworks. He was escorted to his home
by big crowd, many of whom carried
torches.
When Mr.. Jerome reached his house
he made a short speech. In referring
to the New York election he said he had
no doubt that they would prove them
selves true to real principles and that
they would respond cheerfully when
the call came to overthrow the boss
rule.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-11
PAN-AMERICAN CONGRESS
Representatives of Countries Con-
cerned VIII Decide on Meeting
Place December
By Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1O.-The dplo-
matte representatives of the South
American republic to this country will
decide on December Z which country
will be designated as the meeting place
of the next Pan-American congress,
which is to assemble in 1907, according
to the decision taken in the last con-
gress in Mexico City in 1902. The
Mexican government has informed its
charge d affaires in this city. Senior
Velos Goiticoa, that in case the choice
should fan upon Caracas, the Vene-
zuelan government viii be highly hon
ored and win do whatever 1t can to
bring forth the greatest results OF
the meeting of the representatives of
its sister republics
If Caracas should be ultimately
chosen this fact might be taken in
part as an honor to the memory of
Simon Bolivar, the liberator of score
of South American republics, and who
from there started the revolution
against Spain which was to deliver
the whole South American continent
from the Spanish supremacy.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-11
RAISED TO THE PEERAGE
A. j. Forbes-Leith, Former Resident
of Chicago, Given Title by
Kinu Edward
IN Assncinted Preas.

BY Associated Press.
LONDON, Nov. 10.--King Edwards s
birthday honor list includes the raising
to the peerage of Alexander J. Forbes
Leith, who was formerly resident of
Chicago and who married Miss Marie
January of st. Louis. The honor was
conferred for the services rendered by
Mr.. Forbes-Leith in organizing a sys-
TEN for the providing of volunteers
and in providing supplies during the
South African war.
A son of Mr.. and Mrs. Forbes
Deith, Lieutenant Percy Forbes-Leith,
of the First dragons, served in the
South African war. He died in Janu-
ary, 1901, of fever at Natal, and his
mother as memorial to him erected
building at Aberdeen valued at $780,
900 for use as an institute by the Cor
don Highlanders.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-11
CLUBS FOR CANAL EMPLOYEES
Commission Authorizes Expenditure
of a Certain Sum for
Buildings
BY Associated Press.

lA5SUCIdIUU
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1O.-The 18TH
mian Canal commission today consid-
cred a letter from Chief Engineer
Stevens reporting the recent organ
ization on the isthmus of the Cristobal
club, composed of government service
employees and saying that it was pos
sible that several other clubs of en-
ployes would be organized in the fu-
ture. On Mr.. Stevens suggestion the
commission authorized the expenditure
of not more than $1,000 for such clubs,
according to their size, the expendi-
ture to be for buildings and the MEM
bers to bear the expense of furnish
ING
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-11
Natives Beaten by Germans
By Assoola led Press.

BERLIN, Nov. 10.-Major Count
Adolpf Won Goetzen, governor of Ger
man East Africa, reports by way of
Cape Town that the insurgents have
been beaten in five fights near Songea,
and that 1000 Wangon tribesmen were
defeated October 21 near Nyamben-
goust The German troops had no
casualties but the insurgents suffered
heavy losses
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-11
POLICE SUSPECT
|NCEND|AR|sM
THINK GRAND AVENUE HOUSE
WAS SET ON FIRE
Woman Tells of Mysterious Man Leav.
ing Incomplete Building a Few
Minutes Before Flames
Were Discovered

Startled by what they believe was a
bold attempt at incendiarism the police
last evening detailed Patrolman Lenox
to Investigate the fire that originated
III the new hotel which is being built
Just north of the Fleur de Lis, on South
Grand avenue
shortly after O'Clock the fire depart
ment was called to the building to ex-
tinguish fire that had originated on
the second floor. The alarm was piv-
EN- within few seconds after the fire
mad started and it was extlnguished
without loss.
information reached the police that
Mrs. Scott, living near by, had reason
TO suspect incendiaries. An investiga-
ton revealed that man, attired i'm
black, with black hat, of light COM
pleXion, and wearing "sneak" shoes
had hastily left the building a short
time after the fire had been discoV-
cred.
If the fire had been allowed to gain
any more headway it would probably
have destroyed the building.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-11
Returns in Maryland
nv Associated Press.


BALTIMORE Nov. 1O-The only
changes indicated by the latest re-
turns from the election of last Tuesday
affect the lower house of the state leg
islature, which it is now indicated will
be made up of fifty-one Democrats,
forty seven Republicans and three in
dependent Democrats, a loss to the
Democrats of two members as COM
pared with previous reports
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-11
consuIs Must Be Examined
By AssoeIated Fross.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1O.-The presi-
dent today signed two orders relative
to appointments in the foreign service.
One directs that all consuls who are
appointed must pass the examination
that Is now prescribed for consular
officers receiving salaries of S25O0 or
alton of secretaries of legations. who
must understand at least one modern
language.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-11
MIKADO RECEIVES RUSSIANS
Grants Audience to Commissioner
General Danieloff and
Suite
BY Associated Press

TOXIC, Nov. 10, $50 p m.-rhe en-
peror gave an audience to the Russian
commissioner, General Danieloff. and
suite today, and graciously welcomed
them as the first Russians to visit his
court since the war.
General Danieloff is the head of the
commission appointed to look after the
release and embarkation Of the Rus
sian prisoners in Japan. He arrived
at Nagasaki on the Russian cruiser
Bogatyr on October 20 last.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-11
Russian Sailors Mutiny
BY Associated Press.

By AssOciatcd Press
LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE correspond
ent of the Daily Mail at Bucharest
says that the sailors of the Russian
steamer Ismael, bound out from Odessa
November s with refugees, mutinied at
sea and threatened the passengers with
death unless they gave them money
and jewelry and that those unable to
do so We're thrown overheard.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-11
DEATHS OF THE DAY
John Dixon, Kansas City

By Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nov. 1O.-John
Dixon, formerly private secretary to
United States Senator Wm A. Clark
of Montana, was found dead in his room
in local hotel today. Dixon had been
ill for some time.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-11
Football Players Injuries Fatal
By Associated Press


COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa. Nov. TO-
Herman G. Norgaard a member of
the local hight school football team, died
today from an abscess of the brain
brought on by injuries received in a
game at Harlan, Iowa, about two weeks
ago.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-11
Poland to Ask Autonomy
,v Associat ted Press.

BY NSSOClaJeu TTesS.
WARSAW, Nov. 0.--Representatives
of all present parties in Poland at a
meeting held in the palace today de-
cided to send twenty leading citizens to
st. Petersburg to request the emperor
to grant Russian Poland full autonomy
and it's own parliament. The deputa-
ton will leave tomorrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-11
Strike Continues In Warsaw

BY Associated Press.
WARSAW. Nov. 10.-The general
strike continues. All the shops are
closed except those of the apothecaries
and also several bakeries, which the
strikers permitted to be opened, so as
to prevent the starvation of the poor.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-11
Outbreaks Are Threatened
BY Assoe eia I'd Press

MOSCOW, Nov. 10.-Alarming re-
ports are in circulation that anti-Jew-
ish outbreaks will occur simultaneously
here and at st. Petersburg Sunday next.
Foreigners and Jews have received
letters and have asked the
authorities for protection, but thus far
no steps have been taken toward grant
ing the reouest
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-11
MAYOR Approves Water Bonds

SAN DIEGO. Nov. 1.-THE mayor of
this city has signed the bonds recently
issued for water system improvements.
The issue was for $4,000 and they
were bought for $1,000 premium.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-11
Col. S. F. Scott, Kansas City

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nov. 10.-Col.
Samuel f. Scott, postmaster of this city
during President McKinley's second
term, died suddenly early today of
apopleXy, aged Sc years.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-11
Horace Lewis Smith, BrookIine

BROOKLINE, Mass, Nov. 1O.-Hor-
ace Lewis Smith, known by the stage
name of Horace Smith. died at his
home here today of heart trouble. He
had been on the stage for thirty years.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-11
Disorders in Poland

By Associated Press.
KIELCE. Russian Poland Nov. 10
Disorders are reported at Losnovic and
a battery Of artillery was sent there
today from this city.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-11
Dunno Calls Charter Convention

CHICAGO. Nov. 1O.-Mayor Dunno
today issued a call for a convention on
December 10 to frame new charter for
the city of Chicago. The charter so
framed will require the assent of the
state legislature
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-11
New Chief Engineer for Union Pacific
BV Associated Press.

OMAHA, Neb., Nov 1O,-Official an
nouncement was made today of the
appointment, effective at once, Of
Russell l.. Huntley, to be acting chief
engineer of the Union Pacific railroad,
succeeding ]. S. Berry, resigned.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-11

Buy that piano at the great reduction
sale of the Metropolitan Music COM
pany, 324 West Fifth street. TWO hum
dred pianos to select from,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-11

Peniel Missionary Anniversary
The Peniel hall missionaries will cele-
brate the nineteenth anniversary OF
their daily mission work in this city to-
day by an all-day meeting.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-28
Godt urval af mans och gosse-

Godt urval at mans och gosse'
klader i scnaste monster SAINT
hattar, mossor och underklader.
Larson-Swan Dry Goods Co.
Tiarpapp och takspan af basts
qvalittt hos S~paldirg, 3 & Court
En- nastan alldeles hjelplos
krympling vid MANN Calvin Nc
elaine, hvilken iorsorjer sig med
att salia blyertspennor och sko-
snoren pa gatan, blef i handbags
af ire obekanta man, hvilka tyck-
ties beklaga honom, inbiuden / en-
saloon, der han undfagnades med
traktering. Men antingen talde
han eli trakteringen, eller ockss
hade nagot otyg blrfvit blandadt
deri, alltnog, han visste ej mycket
till sig, da de ire manner gingo
genom hans fickor och togo ALA
hans pengar, 7 dollars. McClaine
klagade sin nod for p~olisen. som
sedan arresterade EFT par perso-
ner for Diet mycket nesliga dadet.
Mechanic fck for nagra ar sedan
armar och ben forfrusna, sa att de
maste amputeras.
Mrs Nellie Riddle, 1913 Alice
street. lemnade for alta ar sedan
som nygift slit fo~raldrahem i
Ohio och har varit bosatt har
sedan dess. Under hela denna
It'd har hon ej sett sin NOR. Mrs
Hanna Kendall, och man kan
tanka sig att hon blef gladt Diver
raskad. dS modern haromdagen
plotsligt. stod framfor henne.
Men gladden. forbyttes i sorg, da
Mrs Riddle smart kom till insigt
ON att modern var sinnesrubbad,
da hon gaf endast EFT idiotiskt
grin och osammarhangande ord
till svar pa ALA tragor. Huru hon
kommit hit, kunde ej redogora
for. Countyts myndigheter ma
ste taga hand ON den beklagans-
varda qvinnan.
Friska gronsaker och jordgub-
bar hos Larson & Anderson.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-28
En- vardsl0s aktur

slutar ofta med en- ledsam o~lyckshandel-
Sc Begagna Bucklen's Arnica Saiye att
hela skador. som uppstatt genom olycks-
handelse. EFT djupt sar i foten fran on
olyckshandelse", skrifyer Theo.Schuele
Columbus, O.. fororsakade mig stor
smarta. Lakarne stodo m~aktlosa. mon
Bucklen's Arnica Salve helade Diet qvickt
Lndrar och helar brannsar magiskt. 25c
hos Lungren q AndSeen apotekare
Sioux City, La
Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-28
Sioux CITY,.
,Svsnska Monitorens kontor
halies oppet fran XII. 7 till 9 hvarie
qvall.
M0kITOReNS lsLtFONNUMMER GIT

DSd. Den "a dennes William
c. Stenbeck. 6I8 w. S ST, AZ al
gammal
VI lasta vara lasares uppmark-
samhet pa annonsen / dagens
hummer rorande Kneippbadens
kalIvattenskuranstalt iSverige vid
Norrkoping afvensom pa Svensk.
Amer,kanska Formedlingsbyrans
/ Stockholm annons.
Breuns katie ar Diet basta.
Vdr gamle van John Akerberg
rSkade haromdagen ut for EFT litet
missode, som gjorde hans forslan j..
de till hospitales nodvandigt for
undergraduate at :%eparatlon. John
hade fuktat sin aska raft betyd-
ligt pa morgonkulan och boriade
blitva betankligt sned, och da han
i slit omtocknade tillstand skulle
soka skydd for en- regnskur. rakade
han promenera ned i en- kallar-
crop. som blitvit grafd for Chica
GO Houses nya tillbyggnad vid
q & Jones SITS. John stotte sig
snot stenar, som laeo pa gropens
botten, och maste som sagdt ia
gas till hospitalet, der man iorst
at ALT msste taga III med att
reng6ra honom grundligt. Ty
John ar som bekant mycket kou
servativ, da Diet CALLER att halIa
sig ren, och han ser ej vatten Of
tare an da Diet regnar pa honom
eller han rakar falla i sion,
On nj viii ha en- god kopp katie
el'er CODA grocerier sd ga till
Breun, 4o7 Pearl Street.
c. c. ThelanderS Compoun
Cough Syrup botar hosta och ondt
i brostet
Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-28

Mrs Charles Hart. tillhorande
The Ferris Stock Company, an
trafades fordags af sin mar lig-
gande sanslos pa goltvet EFT af-
kladningsrum | New Grand tea
tern. Mrs Hart hade varit sys-
s~elsatt med at. rengora en- kjol
med gasolin och dervid inandats
mycket af de giftfga sngorna.
Luften i hela rummet var mattad
med gasolinangor, da Mr. Hart
intradde der, och enligt lakares
utsago skulle hans hustru Lava
omkommit. derest han ei helt
tillfalligtvis kcmmit ! It'd och
burit ut henne i fri: ka luften.
Genom lamplig behaneling blef
Mrs Hart smart aterstalld.
Basta tvattbara Tiger tor kon-
formations och graduations kosty
mer till billigt pris hos
Larson-Swan Dry Goods Co.
Pastor c. ]. Almquist predikade
i sondags sin afskedspredikan /
svenska baptistkyrkan. Han har
arnu ej fatt nagon eftertradare.
Rev. s. Nelson ! Big Springs, S.
D.. den tredje / ordningen, som
iorsamlingen kallade att eftettra-
da pastor Almqnist, har nekat att
antaga kallelsen.
En- praktig borste med hvarje
kostym fritz hos G. D. Hanson &
Co. 4th & Jennings SITS.
Fran AngHs:anaf0rsamhngen.
Paskdagens gudstjenst och barn
fest i kyrkan voro mycket talrikt
besokta.
Mrs Sofia agstrom som aled i
/ torsdags forliden vecka a Sama-
ritan hospitalet, begrofs forliden
ST ldag fran Augustanakyrkan
med pastor o. w, FERN som Of
6cierande FRESHMAN. Den aHidna.
som var Todd | Brismered, Skara-
borgs Ian, den Is juni 1854, an.
lande hit till landet 1885 och in.
click fyra ar n ~aktenskap med
sin efterlefvande make, hvilken
tillika med iva barn och sex styf-
barn arc de narmast sorjande.
Begrafningen iorsiggick under
stor anslutning fran vanner och
bekanta.
-Ungdomsforeningen samman-
trader qvall hos herrskapet Z.
E. Aronson. 1910 Jennings street
- Nasta sondagsqvall fras for
fadrens dag i kyrkan, dervid tai
pa svenska, engelska och sang
forekomma. Babe pa for och
eftermiddagen upptages r en- kol
lekt, som tilltaller den nyupprat
tade prcfessuren vid Augustana
college.
ALA slags friska gronsaker.
frukt, smultron m. m. hos
Larson & Anderson.
vi villa harmed for vara lasare
meddela att kartan Diver Sverige.
Norge, Danmark och Finland an.
landt och finnes till paseende pa
vart kontor.
Mrs c. +. Anderson fran Sand
stone, Mimi, har varit har pa
besok hos sin broder, Mr. John
Hsgstrom, och afreste hem i
onsdagsqvall efter att hafva ofver-
varit sin svagerskas begrafning.
Lat mig gifva eder hvad bleck-
slageri-- eller furnace arbete Nj
mojligtvis har att CORA. Belatenhet