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The evening world., 1905-07-01
SWEDISH WAR E


COPENHAGEN. Denmark, July IA
Swedish squadron of sixteen warships
now undergoing manoeuvres passed
here this morning, steering northward.
The official denial of the mobilization
o. troops by the Provisional Govern
ment of Norway YESTERDAY was quite
natural. as both Swede nand Norway
are kAening their preparations secret.
SO as not to unnecessarily excite The
two peoples.
The genera opinion here Is that
Swsden will mobilize in the near ru-
sure SO as to emphasize her conditions.
STOCKHOLM, Sweden, July Mo-
lions were introduced in both cham
bers OF the Riksdag to-day placing SIS
OOo,OO0 at the disposal of the Govern
nen to enable 1t TO take the
which 1t may deem necessary in the
present crisis.
Herr B~aunlgarten, representing sixty
eight members. moved the grant in the
first chamber, while Herr Zimdahl, in
behalf OF about thirty Of his colleagues,
was the mover in the second chamber.
The evening world., 1905-07-01
TRAIN STRUCK
HIND WHEELS
Narrow Escape of New Workers
in a Carriage Hit by Long ISL
and Train at East WiIiston
Crossing.

EAST WiLLISTON. L. L., July l.
Joseph Harris. of No. 1919 Fulton street.
Brooklyn, who also has a country place
here, and three women friends, a O
narrow escape from death here this af-
n With Harris were Miss JOS
ephlne Rowlands. of Twelfth street,
Manhattan, and Miss Eberts and Miss
DAILY, of No. 142 East Tenth street, Man
haitian. They had been driving in a two
seated open carriage and started to cross
the Willis avenue crossing of the Long
Island Railroad here Just as a train Gp-
preached.
1t is said they would have had plenty
of time to cross in safety had the horse
balked Just as the vehicle reached the
track in front of hte rapidly nearing
train. Harris dashed the horse. out 1t
refused to bundge. The women were
about to spring from the carriage, but
Harris called to :hem to stay where
they were. He dubbed his whip, and
with the butt end, struck the morse a
blow which caused it to leap forward
As the train rushed up the cow
catcher caught the mind wheels of the
vehicle and overturned 1t, sending the
occupants flying out. The women were
escaped with nothing more serious than
a few scratches and bruises. Harris
chung to the reins and was dragged
about twenty-five feet before the horse
came to a stop. He. too, escaped with
slight injuries.
The evening world., 1905-07-01
RUSSIAN SEE
TO COME HERE
Bishop Tikhon, Of Orthodox
Church, to Establish Cathe-
draI and Home in This City,
Leaving San Francisco.

New York Is to have a new Bishop
and a new cathedral. About Sept. l
Bishop T1khon, OF the Russian Ortho-
dox Church, will move mis- see from
San Francisco to New York and con-
vert st. Nicholas Church, No. 10 East
Nin~ety-ssventh street. into his cathe-
drnl.
The Bishop has been In this country
for about seven years and has been
located In San Francesca, but he will
now leave the care of the orthodox in
the West to Bishop Innocence, of Sltka,
Alaska, and TAKE UP his permanent
residence here. He was In the city re-
Gently for a fortnight.
The Bishop will bring with him two
priests and a deacon, but the present
pastor Of st. Nicholas, Rev. Alexander
A. Hotovltzky. will remain as rector. In
New York there are about 500 Of the
orthodox, and In Bridgeport, Yonkers,
New Brighton n other cities OF the
East there are congregations about 100
strong each.
The growth OF the church Is far more
rapid In the East than In the West. and
DO the change a been made.
The evening world., 1905-07-01
LOST BOAT IN
PLEASING CHILD
Went Ashore from St.
Paul to Get Nephew an
Orange and Wasn't Allowed
Aboard Again, He Says.

A chiId's dosfre for a tempting orange
caused Henry HugIe 70 miss the Ame1-
can liner ST. Paul. on which he WAS
booked to sail TO-DAY for CherbourR
and as n result he Is following rela-
tives acrohs the Atlantic without money
or clothing and with but a few cents
in his pocket.
Henry Hugle lives at No. 1751 Penn
%svlvania avenue. n. w, Washington.
d. c. He comes from France. and this
summer he determined to revisit early
scenes. With him went his sister. Mira.
JENNIE Ksck. and her three small child
rem. They arrived from the National
CAPITAL YESTERDAY and to-day were all
down to the dock half n n hour before
the vecs,Sl sailed. Mrs. Keck had thu
tickets f)r the party.
1t was after they were all on board
that John Keck. two wears old. wanteo
an orange from a stand near the les
of the wharf. which he had noticed as
they went on board.
HuGle decided to take his nephew
off so tina. he could get the fruit The
carrying the ba v. went down
the dock and n few minutes after re-,
turned TO tho Rangway. He alleged
aiterWard that he repeatedly tried to
get on board but thev refused him.
HIS sister had the tickets. When he
Was asked Tor tickets he admitted thu,
he had none. put claimed he was al
lowed 10 get no further. Each time h.
tried to explain. he teid. tney refused
10 Listen and he was tarust Jack III
the crowd.
When this st. Paul went out Rugle
was left stranded on the dock with a
crying baby in his arms. He was taken
to the superintendent of the line, who
said he could do nothing except to have
Hugle and the baby put on the iceland,
which vas to sail. for Dover in half an
hour. After some trouble this was done
and the man II child started on their
Icing journey without money or cloth
ing.
The evening world., 1905-07-01
SAILORS
ASK FOR FOOD AT ODESSA

ODESSA, July 1.-The battle ships Kniaz Potem.
kline and Georei Pobiedonosetz remain here. The
others have left this port.
The local authorities have refused to allow the
crew of the Kniaz Potemkine to land for the purpose
of purchasing food.
They told the sailors to send ashore lists of what
they wanted.
S~EBASTOPOL, July 1.-Part of Rear admiral
Krueer's squadron has arrived here from Odessa.
PARIS, July "A despatch to the Havas Agency from Odessa con.
firms previous reports to the effect that the crew of the Kniaz Potemkine
has been transferred to other vessels of the Black Sea fleet.
The despatch adds that the Governor of Odessa is master of the
situation.
LONDON, July 1.-The accounts of the events at Odessa received in
London continue to conflict
\ While a private telegram this morning confirms the report If the mu-
tiny en- board a second Russian atle-ship another message, sem off at
about midnight, says thatSwhen Vice-Admiral Krugers squadron departed
the Admiral left behind two bauleships at the urgent request If the Mill.
tary Governor, who wa dstrustful Of the situation ever with a oo
troops a his disposal
1t is considered possible here that this may have given rise to tho story
denying the surrender of the Kniaz Potemkine.
A despatch received by Reuters Telegram COMPANY from a. paan
burg to-day confirmed TN statement made in the dispatches from Odessa
dered to Rear-Admiral Kruger.
The evening world., 1905-07-01
MAN
DIES IN STREET
H. H. Frost, of Jacksonville,
Stricken with Heart Failure
Had Letter to Mayor of Home
Town Asking Railroad Ticket.

H. H. Frost. forty-fve years old, of
jacksonville, Fla, dropped dead az the
corner of West and Christopher streets
to-day, overcome by heart failure. a
policeman saw the man fall and ran
to his assistance. DR.. Quinn. who re-
sponded in an ambulance from 81. Vim
cents Hospital, pronounced the man
dead.
Frost arrived here last night on the
Clyde line boat Iroquois from Jackson
vile. Where he spent the night is not
known In his pockets to-dNy we're
found V cents In money and a letter
to the Mayor of Jacksonville asking
him TO help secure Frost a railroad
pass to Boston.
Although short of funds Frost was
neatly dressed. He is said to have
been a well-known painter In Jackson
Vile, with many acQuaintances among
men of Influence there.
The evening world., 1905-07-01
WOMAN AND CHILD
ATTACKED BY DOGS.
Della suder Bitten ~ Badly h Is
Sent ~ HospitaI-Mrs. sEellS's
Arm Torn.

The police of the West Forty-seventh
Street Station sent word to Police Head
quarters this afternoon that Della
Sudar, thirteen wears old, of No, SOL
West Flftv-scventh street. while play
in the street was attacked by a dog
which hi their in the face, The child
was so badly injured that an ambulance
had to be summoned and the girl sent
to Rooso welt Hospital for treatment.
Annie Sicily, fifty years old, of No.
523 West Twenty-seventh street. while
through Twenty-tfth street
mis- afternoon was attacked by a dog
al the corner OF Seventh nvenue. AL
though several persons fought the dog
on Immediately. the woman's arm was
badly lacerated by the teeth of the dog.
The evening world., 1905-07-01
WEAVER FORCES
DURHAM OUT
OF OFFICE
Philadelphia's Mayor Dis
lodges Republican Organ
ization Leader.
Especial to The Evening Worldly

Especial 10 Inc Evening Norlup
HARRISBURG. Pa. July 1,-Insur-
ance COMMISSIONS Durham has re-
signed and ex-senator David Martin,
of PHILADELPHIA has been appointed his
successor. The correspondence follows:
Hon. Samuel w. Pennypacker, Harris
burg, Pa.
Dear Governor.-I hereby tender my
resignation as Insurance Commissioner
to take effect upon the appointment Of
nv successor.
In this connection, I desire to thank
YOU for the many courtesies received
from your hands. Wishing you every
success. l remain VERY truly yours
"(Slgned) ISRAEL w. DURHAM"
The Governor in accepting the resig-
nation wrote to Durham:
Dissatisfied with your absence from
the Capitol. overlooked up to this time
because OF my hope for the restoration
of your health, l accept our resignation
az Insurance Commissioner this day
rendered to me.
I'm 30 doing it is only just to you to
a nat no complaint has ever been
made to me concerning the conduct OF
affairs In your department. and many
letters have been written to me by per-
sons having the best OPPORTUNITIES for
knowledge expressing approval"
The evening world., 1905-07-01
WOMAN
DIES

NEW LONDON. Conn. July 1-alrs.
Randall Morgan, of Philadelphia. died
to-day on board the schooner yacht
Waturus In this port. The yacht Ii
owned by Randall Morgan and cams
here orr the Yale-HarvaTd regatta.
Mrs. Morgan vas aboard for the
cruise, which 1t was hoped would benefit
her health, but yesterday she grew rap
idly worse, and q message was sent for
a urgeon and nurses from Philadelphia.
These came by special car attached to
tine Washington express to-day.
The party was too late. as Mrs. Nor
gan was already dead. The cause Is
said to hav been heart trouble. Her
husband and three sons and two daugh-
tiers wtsre wit hher at the time.
The BODY will be taken on the yacht
20 Philadelnhta.
The evening world., 1905-07-01
MURAVIEFF CARS
A ENVOY

ST. PETERSBURG. July lilo p
Nm. Muravieff, Russian Ambassador
at Rome and former Minister OF Justice,
will be chief OF the Russian delegation
at tho peace conference In August.
His name has been forwarded to
Washington as plenipotentiary, but no
further Russian representatives WIN be
named until the size of the japanese
mission ~ ascertained.
II Japan names three. plenipotentiarles
Russia will meet her wishes in reSari
to the number. In that case Baron
Rosen VII be accredited with M. Mura-
vier and In any event ossdst him. II IL
possible that a third negotiator may not
be selected.
The evening world., 1905-07-01
NEW MUTINY REPORT
REACHES ST. P~ETERSRVRG

ST. PETERSBURG, July lilo p. M.
This has been g. day of bewildering I'M
certainty In st. Petersburg regarding the
situation At Odessa The Russian cap-
ital Is without direct advices on the sub
jeot of the surrender OF the Kniaz Po-
temkin. n the most startling stories
of what Is proceeding at the port are In
irouiation in this city.
Even at thk Admiralty. the Ministry
OF the Interior n other Government
departments. reDOrts are current that
the muuneera OF the Kniaz Potemkine,
artsr agreeing to surrender. on return-
IN. 10 thsd ranchorage. changed their
minds ana iucceeded In c%orrupting the
crew OF a battleshdp which Rear,Ad-
manal Ksyg,ar left In the harbor.
2@s ofdotAs Of the different depart
g11qtH fnsyb The Associated Preps re-
w. ~ ytAsst emergency full oon-
~ sesbng naaldX howsvsr.
The evening world., 1905-07-01
OMNIBUS QUIET IN
STREETS OF ODESSA

L. Copyright lS5 by the Press Publishing Company Jew York World,
Especial Gable Despatch to The Evening Worldly
ODESSA, July Ill A. M.-The night has passed without an outbreab,
OF any kind and there is a stiffness over the city that is regarded by man
s ominous.
The quiet is broken now and then by rifle shots from distant points
which re Immediately responded to by shots from Other parts of the civ
These are evidently prearranged signals between the troops which are
b'vouacked In the different industrial suburbs and those in tn ck
The latter are keeping IN close touch with their comrades in the ont-
lying quarters, where's outbreaks arr feared at all times.
1t Is evident from this that there is no intention o N the mart y, tho MI.
thories &c iet up in the east on the disturbing elements and that the next
ready taken place.
All trains leaving the city are crowded. Places on them n.v ~ h..
booked ten days ahead. :"
The evening world., 1905-07-01
WASHINGTON
ACTS AGAINST
THE SANTA FE
Assistant Attorney : General
Files Contempt Papers in
Kansas Court.

:. KANSAS CITY. July Contempt
proceedings against the Atchison, To-
peka and SantaFe Railway Company,
charging that company with being
guilty Of the violation Of an Injunction
issued at Kansas City by Judge John
f. Philips OF March 4, 1902, restraint
Ing the 0 from giving rebates, were
filed in the Uutted States District Court
here to-day at the instigation of Mil
ton D. Purdy. of Washington, Assistant
Attorney-General. Mr.. Riley came hero
recently at the direction Of the At
torney-General to file the suit on behalf
of the Government.
The evening world., 1905-07-01
GOV. A IN
RAILROAD E

JACKSON, Miss, July THE east
bound passenger train on the Queen
and Crescent was wrecked at midnight
just beyond Pearl River Bridge, near
hero. None OF the p-assengers wrer re
killed. but several were seriously in
jured.
Gov. Vardaman was In one OF the
sleepers. N escaped with a shaking
up.
THE accident is thought to have been
engine wheels or the displacement OF
the switch. at which the wreck oc-
CURED.
The engine, mall a baggage coach
and combination a left the rails.
The evening world., 1905-07-01
RAID IN HARLEM
ON PUSHCARTS
Street Cleaning Commissioner
Causes Round Up Of Twenty
five PeddIers and Builders
Who 0bstruct the Streets

Col. Harry T. Stanton. Of Street
Cleaning Commissioner Woodbury's
principal assistants, aided by Detec-
tive Dresher and a squad Of police from
the East One Hundred INC Twenty
sixth street station. rounded up twen-
ty-fve pushcart men and a half dozen
builders in Harlem to-day and ar
raigned them before Magistrate Whit
man in Harlem Court on charges Of OBJ
~strucdng the streets of the section of
the upper east side known as Harlem's
Little Italy.
In court the peddlers were each fined
s.. while the builders were let off with
reprimands n Dresher
made no charge against the man who
attempted to stab him.
The evening world., 1905-07-01

that they were unabls to s~uarsntss
eeived advisec declaring that tSs Ilnin-
had fnaiiy surrenderei, and
un ~, tns mnuny was at an end.
,r Whe,mer unis was succeeded by a SEC
ono MUMMY was not stated.
Al the Ministry Of the Interior Il was
s sa,d th w AZ that could DO ofieIaiIy
m.ttee which melted the mmtiSvo bad
lert ne battie-ship and had esoaped"ia
. british steamer bound for Constanti-
1t was believed therefore that even
u the sailors again vacillated m their
decision to Yield after she. fret meeting
with, krugers spadron II was only In
the hope OF further promises OF con-
sideration on h part Of the naval au-
thorixes. The officials further said
that they could not state authoritative
~ that the XMAS Potemklne had or
had mol surneudered. but they believed
the men had yielded.
The evening world., 1905-07-01
Fourth of July

VIII bring the usual crop of accidents
to juvenile Americans. Burns, bumps
and bruises must be attended to. Have a
bottle OF PONDS EXTRACT handy for
emergencies. 1t will save many a dos
tors bill.
DO not ACCEPT qphcb basel as a sub
~sftute. On analysis of seperty samples
of phch basel purchased from as many
leading druggist and dep arfn1ent stores
fiffy-t1po pere found to contain Wood
Alcohol (potson). Formaldebyds (poison),
or both. PONDS EXTRACT costs
more. but If YOU pafue your life and
heath It rs 7ucrh tie difference.
The evening world., 1905-07-01
BLACK SEA FLEET
REPORTED BY OUR
CONSUL IN MUT|NY
Crews of Admiral Kruger's Battle-Ships
Sent to Put Down Naval Revolt at
Russian Seaport Declared to Have
Joined the Rebellion.
(By Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press)
July 1.-The Russian Black Sea
feet is reported to have mutinied. American Consul
Heenan, at Odessa, has cabled the State Departm ent
as follows
Fleet reported in mutiny; two battleships here,
Potemkine and anOther."
Late yesterday afternoon a cablesram was re-
ceived from Consul Heenan informing the State
DEPARTMENT. the surrender of the mutineers aboard
the Russian battIeship Kniaz Potenpkine.
The cabIe9ram from him CONCERNING the report of
the fleet in mutiny was received at the State Depart
nent at 10. 10 o'clock to-day.
The State Department does not know when the
two dies patcheS from Consul Heenan were filed. nor
how long either may have been delayed in transmits
sion.
The evening world., 1905-07-01
WOMAN KILLED BY AUTO
WAS MRS. GEORGE JOHNSON
Husband Identihes body Of Wife
Run Down by J. J. HIS
ChaufTeur

nue.. Jersey city Heights. to-day idenu-
fed tho oma who was killed by an
automobile al Greenwich avenue and
Charles street yesterday us his wife.
Mrs. Johnson was probably on her
way home when run down by Prank
Foote, chauffeur for J. J. Hill. Foote
was on his way 10 court TO answer the
The evening world., 1905-07-01
EXAMINER RIDGELY
SAFE IN BOSTON.
ESPECIAL to The Evening world.,

BOSTON, July l.-Edward Ridgely.
chief of the United States National
Bank examiners for New York, who
his friends and Pinkerton detectives
have been making an active search,
has reappeared. He is now at the Vic
toria Hotel, where he registered when
Gle came TO Boston to meet his Har-
ward friends during the visit OF Presi-
dent Roosevelt, and will leave for his
home In New York either to-day or to-
mormw
The evening world., 1905-07-01
CHILD KILLED BY FALL.

Fannie Roach. nine years old, of No.
i54 West Twenty-seventh street, was
killed there to-day by falling from the
roof, according to a report to the Cor
office by the police of the West
Twentieth Street Station.
The evening world., 1905-07-01
CUBAN POLITICIANS
IN DUEL.

HAVANA. July 1.-Two prominent
politicians. Senior Ferrara, a lawyer
and Liberal. and Senior Andres. a Mod
crate, fough. a due yesterday. Senior
Andres was wounded In the liver and
senior Ferrara in the face and arm.
The evening world., 1905-07-01
BOYS BODY ipENrlElEp.

The body OF a boy, identified as
Arthar Holloway. OF No. 6l5 East Six
tssntl street. was found floating In the
East River, at the foot OF East Seven
teenth street, this afternoon, by a pa
trolman " the East Twenty second
Strss. station; y y sa0p1ssH THAI re
Aooks last uiehA.
The evening world., 1905-07-01
LIBAU MUTINEERS
ARE STILL CHIT ING

L1BAU, July IA hundred mutineers who refused to surrender with
their cvmrades and who escaped to the forests, where they are still at large
at 10 O'Clock last night attacked and robbed a n old man in the suburbs.
During the muiny three men were killed and six were wounded.
All is quiet at the Commercial Port, which is situated a short distance
from the War Port. The reports that navigation is interrupted here are
1ntrue.
The evening world., 1905-07-01
CURE FOR PlMPL.ES

five minutes with CUTICYRA SOAP
and hot water, and battle freely Tor
some minutes. Repeat morning and
evening. Use CU1IcURA Soar alone,
al 0theItjnass. as often
The evening world., 1905-07-01
Tries to Save Her Child.

Missing her husband whom she was
carried down by rescuers, Mrs. Handle
broke AWAY from the police and hremen
and made her way back into the smoke
filled hallway. only to fall unconscious
She was rescued before II was too late
20 save her lie and taken away to the
The evening world., 1905-07-01
OFFICER BURNED To
DEATH IN CAR BY MOB.

KURSK, European Russia, July Am officer ws burned to death in
a railway IA here by a mob last night after a short, sharp conflict.
The trouble arose through the officer, on his arrival here from Kien,
ordering the arrest of a soldier. The latter was impudent, and the officer
his sword and cut the mn down.
The surrounding crowd drove the officer into a railway car, from
which he defended himself with his revolver.
Ultimately the mob saturated the car with petroleum, set fire to It, and
the officer persisted.
The rioters were dispersed by dragons.
The evening world., 1905-07-01
CzAYKONSK|
GIVEN PRISON
Term and FINE
Former Husband Of Depew's
Ward Failed to Answer
in French Court.

PARTS, July Tho Correctonai
Tribunal Of the Seine to-day heard the
complaint of Patusset & Loiser, the
Paris bankers who charged Count
~Czaykowski CRechid Bey). former SEQ
rotary of the Turkish Legation at n
Hague, with securing large advances on
the claim that he expected a heritage
from Boston.
The Count did not appear, and tn
gave Judgment by default, con-
demninE the Count to Ave years I'M
%prIsonment and 500 fine n to return
the sum OF 81, 75o to the bankers.
Count Czaykowski was married in
1851 to Miss Edith L. Collins, daughter
OF the late Clarence l.. Collins. Of
New York CITY. and at one time q
ward OF Senator DeDaw.
They were legally separated last NO
Shortly after the cunts ar
rest or the charge of the French bank
ers he was Recessed or ball and ths
case, with the result nat the Count
was permitted to cave France pending
the proceedings. The Count, who Is
of Polish descent. Is n Turkish subject
and is In the diplomatic service OF
Turkey.
The bankers asserted that Count
received an advance from
them In order that he might proceed to
tht United States and claim $4,000 600
which he had inherited from a Boston
relative named Clarke.
The evening world., 1905-07-01
RUSSIAN MINISTER OF
WAR HAS RESIGNED.

LONDON, July 1.-The Russian Minister Of War, Gen. Sakharon, it is
announced. in a despatch to a news agency from st. Petersburg. has re-
signed.
ST. PETERSBURG. July 1-Emperor Nicholas has accepted the resig-
nation of the Minister of War, Gen. Sakharor. which was rendered to-day.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-06-05

given by the publication of this Or
dinance once week for three con-
secutive weeks in The Newberry
Herald and News and the Newberry
Observer, two newspapers published
in said town.
Done and ratified under the corpor-
ate seal of said town this the 18th
day Of May, A. D., 1905.
Geo. 3. Cromer,
Attest: T. o. Stewart, Mayor.
C. & T. T. C.. N, (Seal.)
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-06-05

carnut. It will y !: :ne,nbered tnat
the ;r-te nev ~rlnS:. immediately Al
ter the last prohibition stat" :":"-
pa;gn, lave no',1': that there sho I; !
not be another such campaign waged
in this state, the inference to be
drawn being that having had two
trials and lost, it was hopeless to ex-
pect to win on such platform IN tr-
ture. And to show that the States
warning and political dictum was
heard and needed, the very next cam
paign was conducted on a pro-dls-
pensary platform, and there was not
one prohibitiorist who dared to run
counter to the tSate's political warn
ing and offer himself as candidate
for governor. But Mr.. Jones, like
Hawkins's ram, seems to have a head
of his own and has butted in where,
four years ago, angels feared to tread,
to say nothing of the contemptuous
silence or occasional ridicule which
he has invited by his arrant presump-
ton. There is nothing now left for
the political dictators to do but ex-
communicate this saucy prohibition
candidate OF else consign him to the
rack of political torture.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-06-05

Dr.. Henry Daniels Shonts and his
wife, parents Of Theodore Perry
Shonts, the man who is to dig the
isthnian waterway, celebrated their
sixtieth wedding anniversary on April
"a, at their home in Beverly Hills, a
suburb of Chicago.