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The sun., 1905-09-05
MIDDLE STATES REGATTA.
Philadelphia and New York Oarsmen
Divide the H0nOrs.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 4.-The rowing season
came to fitting end yesterday on the Schuyl-
kill River. where the sixteenth annual Middle
States Regatta was held. Philadelphia up
held its reputation as a rowing center by TAX
was represented. The Philadelphia Barge
Club carried off the honors OF the day. while
the New York oarsmen we're successful In
The most Interesting event Of the forenoon
was the intermediate singles. the result being
a dead heat between William u; klare Of
New York The time was minutes 4s sec
onds. The latter won the event in the after
noon.
in the quarter mile DASH. He got the jump
at the start and retained his lead through
out the 44Q yards.
the fine showing made by Clement B. Wood
in the senior singles against Fred Shepherd.
The New Yorker had TO row the race Of his
The junior octupie sculls was a great sue
cess The Harlem Rowing Club carried o1
the but
water with the New Yorkers. One nth Of .
second was the time between first and second
b, by tn the sI seSwsnahka Club with Ravensw wood
b. c. second. Summaries:
Junior Four Dared Glg-Won by Ariel B. G..
&ssoeIation s,nsls, ShelI:Mwon BY John o,Nsl.
RPisilinsaeIphis Rii b. c. second Time minutes 81 Is
Intermediate Single Shells-D Dead heat between
Fred j. Koch, AtalsntA B. c., New York. and VIII
liam B. KIare, Arundel b. c. of Baltimore. Time.
4 minutes e IS s5oosds. Row OF won by Koch
Time minutes is seconds
Junior Double Shells-won by vesper B. c.:
Bachelors B. c. second Time. minutes % IS
Intsrmediste Four Dared Gig.--won by Pennsyl.
yanla b. C.: Ariel Rowing Club OF Baltimore second.
Tims minutes II as seconds.
Junior Flight Dared Shell-Won BY PennsylvaniA
d, C.: Paramount X. c.. second. Time. minutes
Senior Single Quarter Mile Dash-won by James
r. Juvenni Pennsylvania b. c.; Frank Vesely. First
Bohemian B. c.. second c. s. Titus. Nonpsrei
X C. third. Time, minute % seconds.
Junior Single Shells.won BY George Rogan.
Sheepshead Bay r. c.: z, T. Kiener. West Phila.
deipha ,. e.. second; George Clayton. Psnnsy-
v1sa senor @ q By Frea
wanhaka B. c.: Clement B. Wood Philadelphia
r. C. second. Time, 8 minutes 46 seconds.
senior Doubles Shels-Won by Staten Island
l. G.; Toronto r. c.. second. Time. minutes
10 Junlor ociuple sculls-,won by Harlem Rowing
Club: vesper b. c.. second. Time. = minutes 81 2S
intermed, Double shells-won by Pennsyl-
yanIa Barge Club University Barge Club. second.
Time minutes "a rs seconds.
Senior Four Dared Shells-Won by Seawanhaka
B. C.; Rsvenswood B. C., second. Time. minutes
10 Is seconds.
e. Sonpsr seoDa
minutes 10 seconda.
Senior Eight CARED sheIls-won by West Phils.
delphia p. C.. Paramount Rowing Association,
second. No time taken.
The sun., 1905-09-05
WAR TALK ABOUT GERMANY.
Paris Hears Of Military Preparations on
tf)e Frontier.
Special Gable Despatch TO The sun.

Special Cable Dsspaieh 10 TIE sun.
PARIS. Sept. 4.-The Patrie prints inter-
esting information from its correspondent
at Metz on German military preparations.
which there Ia too much reason to believe
has substantial foundation in fact.
The correspondent describes how the
officers at Metz spontaneously instructed
the soldiers on the imminenoe Of war, and
how the surveillance on the frontier was
doubled In the neighborhood Of military
works and forts.
He Gays that inaccessible public roads In
the whole frontier zone, which suffered
from a recent rain. were promptly repaired
at great expenee, contrary to the usual
lax rule.
War material Is being warehoused at
Vionville and Metz Groups Of staff officers
have arrived at all frontier localities.
The sun., 1905-09-05
WORK or THE TYPHOON.

Some Lives Lost and $500 900 Damage
Done in the Tonkin Delta.
Special Gable Despoteh to THE SUN
LONDON, Sept. "A despatch to q news
agency from Saigon says that typhoon
burst over the country south Of Haiphong
and a portion OF the lower Tonkin delta.
The damage is estimated at $4,000.
The Annamite crews of a number OF
junks and sampans were drowned. There
were no casualties among the Europeans.
Communication with Hanoi was tempo
rarily interrupted.
The sun., 1905-09-05
FOUR WOMEN WE'RE DROWNED
VICTIMS or THE COLLISION ON
THE HUDSON SUNDAY EVENING.
The Accident the Outcome Of Race lie.
tween TWO Steamboats, for the short
cut Channel At Hudson-Only Two
survivors OF q Br O0klyn Funeral Party.

The Accident the Outcome Of Race lie.
tween Two steamboats, for the short
cut Channel At Hudson-Only Two
survivors OF q BrOOklyn Funeral Party.
HUDSON, N. Y, Sept. 4.-Four persons
we're drowned and four we're injured when
the steamboat Young America was rammed
amidships and sunk by, the Hudson-Athens
ferryboat George H. Power last night at the
north OF the lighthouse on Middle Ground
Shoals. The drowned are:
Mrs. JENNIE l.. BEDELL Of e87 West 142d
street New York city.
MARY c. BEpELL OF the same address.
SARAH Brown, 20 years old, OF 20 Van
Buren, street. Brooklyn.
Mrs. MARGARET MCKAY. Coxsaokie. MY.
The injured. who are at the Hudson City
Hospital. are Webster Bedell. 80 years old;
Miss May Brown, Therese Caldwell and
Minnie Palmer All Of these will recover.
since their injuries are confined to bruises
and the effects OF too much water.
The collision which sank the steamboat
was the outcome OF a race for the short
out channel. Both boats made for the
channel and the race between the craft
was enjoyed by the passengers. Just as
they came to the turn from the main channel
into the cut across the fats the Young
America tried to dash past the ferryboat
The next moment there was crash and
the bow OF the ferryboat had gashed
the side of the little steamboat.
Many Of the passengers leaped across the
srace from the upper deck Of the steam
boat to the lower deck OF the ferryboat,
and before there was time to do any thing the
Young America had gone down. Boats were
lowered from the ferryboat. and the strug-
Cling crew and a dozen passengers were
pulled out of the water. Three bodies of
those drowned were recovered, but that
Of Miss Brown OF Brooklyn was not
found, although the river was dragged for
q large area about the flats,
Of those taken to the hospital the worst
sufferer is Webster Bedell, who is almost
frantic with grief. He was returning with
his mother. sister and cousin from the
funeral OF his father at Coxsackie. He cannot
swim, and when the Young America went
down he stood on the upper deck screaming
for some one to save his mother and sister,
who were drowning. He and Miss Palmer
his cousin, we're the only members OF the
funeral party who were saved.
Miss May Brown, who is at the hospital
IL sister OF Miss Sarah Brown, who was
drowned. They kept house together at
20 Van Buren street, Brooklyn.
All four Of the bodies Of the drowned
women have been recovered, that Of Miss
Bedell being found this morning just before
noon and Sadie Browns at about mid
night. Coroner Lisk will start an inquest
Wednesday, and to-day visited the scene
Of the collision in a launch.
The sun., 1905-09-05
WOULDN'T MARCH BEHIND DEBs
Unien Men Of Knoxville Abandon Labsr
Day Parade.

KNOXVILLE. Tenn. Sept. 4.-For the
first time In years no Labor Day parade
was held in this city. The reason was the
opposition to tho views held by Eugene
v. Debs on socialistic questions by a big
percentage Of the union men Of Knoxville.
oeebration hero by invitation Of the Con-
tral Labor Union. Membey Of that body
announced In advance that they would rot
march behind Debs in parade. and. rather
than have . small turn out, the parade
was abandoned. Personally Debs fs very
popular here, but his Views arc obno xious
70 many union men, and they did not attend
The sun., 1905-09-05
COsSACKS FIRE on LIBAU MOB.
Nine Killed In One House-Funeral Riot
at kishinen.
Special Gable Dispatches to TIE suN.

Special Gable Dsspasehss TO TIE SUN.
ST PETERSBURG, S,pt. 4.-While reserv-
lists we're marching to the station at Lbau
on Saturday evening crowd broke through
the ranks Of the regulars accompanying
them and called upon the reeervists not to
60. Cossacks charged the crowd. and firing
between them and men in neighboring
houses ensued. The Cossacks forced their
way into one house and killed nine pers ons
and wounded twenty -four. One hundred
and fifty arrests were made
KIsH1NErV. Sept. 4.-During the funeral
OF poor woman to-day. a number Of roughs
fired on the police. detachment Of dra-
goons charged the mourners with drawn
swords. wounding many Of them. Thirty
persons taking part in the funeral were ar
rested
The sun., 1905-09-05
Giant Raspberries.

SOUTH ORANGE. N. j., Sept. IA bed Of
Monblo.I Undo raspberries, which attain two
inches In diameter, is owned by Robert E.
Clark of $50 Montague place, South Orange
These berries we're first found among the
foothills of the Himalayas and are sup
posed to be the originals OF the native
raspberry. While the berries have the
coloring OF the common raspberry, they are
much frmer and are perfectly round. They
grow singly on long stems and the plants
fruit continuously from the early part Of
June until frost
The sun., 1905-09-05

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the safety
system Stationery Co. domestic corporat,oni
New York County Of New YORK. and State OF Nev
York will apply TO the Supreme Court Of the State M
at the County Court House. In the City OF New
York County OF New YORK on tho 18th day OF
September. 1905. al 1880 o'clock In the forenoon
be heard. for an order authorizing said corpnrA-
ton TO change Its corporate name TO SAFETY
SYSTEMS co."
Dated New York City. August ]. 1905.
THE SAFETY SYSTEM STATIONERY co.
j. X. KIRKLAND. Pres.
CLEVELAND i. BACON, See.
The sun., 1905-09-05
FAN Down . Stair Well Kills . Child.

Six-year-old Annie Levenstein OF 30
Cherry street, while playing with some other
children on the top floor at her home last
evening, climbed on the hand rail along the
staircase. lost her balance and tumbled
down through the stair we'll to the ground
floor. Her skull was fractured and she
The sun., 1905-09-05

WASHINGTON. Sept. "A despatch was
received at the State Department to-day
from Consul General Rogers at Shanghai
saying that the boycott was apparently
subsiding and that the northern trade had
opened up. The news is very encourage
to officers here, who believe that the end OF
the ant-American movement la near.
The sun., 1905-09-05
New Course for Speed Trials Of warships.

WASHINGTON, Sept. IA new course for
speed trials Of vessels Of the navy Is to be
established of the Guantanamo (Cuha)
naval station. The course will be utilized
in addition to the present measured speed
course of the coast Of New England. It
Is proposed to put the vessels Of he North
Atlantic fleet through various trials on the
Guantanamo course during the coming
winter. The Navy Department plans to
have each ship Of the navy standardized
over the new course under the varying con-
ditions Of foul bottoms.
The sun., 1905-09-05
France MORE FIRM.
Decides to Force Morocco to Pay 1nden'
nifty for Algerian's Arrest.
So cctaI Gable De,pafeh

Special Gable Despafeh to THE SUN.
PARIS, Sept At is believed that the
Government is determined to maintain
the firmest attitude regarding the Fay
ment Ct an indemnity by Morocco for the
arrest OF Boumzain. q F rench-Algerian
merchant. II it does not obtain an in
demnity and an apology. the French Min
lister will be instructed to leave Fez imme-
diately and more energetic measures will
be adopted
The sun., 1905-09-05
TARTARS ~ BATTLE.
Fight With Armenians-Over . Hundred
Killed or wounded.

Special Gable Despatch to TIE Sun.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 4.-Advices from
Baku leave no doubt that regular battle
is proceeding between Tartars and Ar
menians. The killed and wounded up to
yesterday NUM- cred over q hundred.
Among the wounded is Prince Nisheradze.
The firing recommended yesterday. and
the conflict became moro desperate than
it was before. The Tartars are attacking
the troops.
The sun., 1905-09-05
shubrrt Bros. TO Spend $50 900 on Brook'
Iyn's Park Thcatcr

ShuEert Eros. have made arrangements
completely to remodel the old Park Theater
IN rooklyn, OF which they secured control
last week. and II posi- le have II ready Tor
openinz ,a'e IN 0clo or. The interior will
he demo she'd and practically new build
Ing crested az cost Of $50, or Se0 600.
Only hrst class attra, tions are to be pre-
Rented ~, . - -,
The sun., 1905-09-05
SEVERAL THOUSAND HOMELESS.

six Districts or AdflanOple Are Wiped Out
by the Big Fire.
Special Gable Despateh to TIE SUN.
CoNsTANrINoPLE, Sept. 4.-The confiagra-
ton which consumed 1000 buildings in
Adrianople was extinguished yesterday.
Owing to lack Of water, six districts Of the
city were destroyed.
Al the churches except that Of the Greek
metropolitan we're de stroyed. Several
thousand persons are homeless
The sun., 1905-09-05
MORE TROOPS TO CRETE.
Three British Companies Ordered There
to Control Insurgents

Special Gable Despdieh TO THE sun.
LoNIcN, Sept. "A despatch to the Ex-
chang Telegraph Company from Aldershot
says that the seocnd battalion OF the Royal
Inniskilings, which is stationed IN Egypt,
has been ordered to send three, companies
to the Island Of Crete for service.
The condition Of Crete continues to create
anxiety. The G,0OO foreign troops at pres
ent there are deemed insufficient TO control
the insurgent bands.
The sun., 1905-09-05
FIRED on IN TANGIER.
En- s,ish Correspondent Says Foreigners
Arc Not Ssfe There.

Special Gable Despatch to THE SUN.
LONDON, Sept. 5.-The Tangier corre-
spondent OF the TINES says:
.Tbis immediate neighborhood is unsafe
for Eiropeans. I was shot at while return
ina from a visit to my house In the out
skirts OF Tangier this morning.
The sun., 1905-09-05
Sir Ernest Cochrane May Challenge for
Americas Cup.
Special Cable Despatch TO THE sun

Special Cable Despatch TO THE sun.
LONDON, Sept. 5,--A despatch to the
Times from Dublin says thht Sir Ernest
Cechrsne declines to answer definitely
in regard to the truth Ct the report thst no
will CHI llenso fir the America Is Cup. II Ia
understood, however. that there Is substan-
tial foundation. for the report. t-, q
The sun., 1905-09-05
RUSSIAN STREET. ROOSEVELT.
Town of Maikop 70 Name One After the
President.
,dieh to TIE SUN.

SprcfoI Cable Despdieh 70 ThH SUN
ST. PErERsBuRa, Sept. Tho Town
Council of Maikop has decided to name .
street after President Roosevelt.
The sun., 1905-09-05
FOR SALE.

- n Rs - New and secoAd hand, Of all
kinds and makes: safes bought.
exchanged aud repaired. -
Ouv Ao YORK SAFE & LOCK CO.,
formerly j. NJ. Mossman.
u Maiden Lane. Tel laps John.
The sun., 1905-09-05

Billiard and Pool Tables. Solidly
made: high grade goods. Light
ming, accurate, durable cushIens.
Decker, est. 1880 los East eth 81.
G A r r g new and second hand. AL
- n - ~ kinds. cheap. rs Duane st.
The sun., 1905-09-05

haitian: b shs CITY. County and state Of New Yors.
-. 10 s.ginninr on Route No. 3. as deseribea in
s.elon Of west Farms Road, Boston " Road lAssn and
iSlou.h; apon, sna along VS., Fam. Kc.d 70 i;
sss the route q said New YeIk CITY IntsrboroSea
inssr.cs.,on Win HON. street. ali In n. hosours
Of The Bronx. in the City. County and State Of
turns. crosses the FOLLOWING highways. avenues.
..rests and public places, etc. Boston Road Fast
Es
and Seventy sixth stree, East One Hundred and
seventy second street, jennlnes street. FdeewHter
Hoe ssenae. Southern Bsai.ysri, Simpson s. street,
and state OF Nov York "
the eer!ihests Of Incorporation Of said New York
City Interborough Railway Company at the inter.
:Sa efs s
70 H. Il: u %s ind
AVENUE: ,ssncs In = 40 S saasry direction In through.
upon md a Along Lonswcod avenue % 70 Us intersee-
ON Of AID N New % YORK City A Inier6oroush Railway
ea sen rinns soeass @
Bronx. in the City. County and State OF New York.
Tho said extension or branch. as II winds and
turns, erosses ihe following hghways: ana avenues;
pse. fDs Ess, ons .ns
chester svenue Lonewood avenue. Hewitt Place.
Dawson street, East One Hundred and Fifty
Of Ths Bronx In the CITY. County and State Of New
York.
10 Beginning on Route No. 9. as described In the
certificate OF Incorporation Of said New York City
lnterborough Railway Company, at the intersec-
uun OF Leggett avenue and Dawson street: running
thence northery In, through upon and along
Dawson street TO its intersection with lntervale
avenue: thence in northerly direction In through,
upon and along lntervae avenue to It's intersection
With the route Of said New York City lnterbcrough
Railway Company a the lnteysection Of Dongan
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Rooms to rent. Apply to Jacob
SON. llinery store.
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A Step in the
Right Dire ction

New Rockford Provost: Last
Wednesday the Norwegian
Storthing, at its meeting in
Christiania, Norway. voted I'M
animously to sever all connec-
lions with Sweden under the
present form of gov eminent.
The dispatches say the king was
displeased at the action Of the
Norwegian parliament, and that
is perhaps the most that will
come Of it as far as the people. Of
Sweden are conc erned. The
Swedes will not go to war with
their brothers on the west, un-
less the monarchial powers can
force them to- Edo So, and it is not
impossible that in case the SWe-
dish governm ent should attempt
to coerce the Norwegian people
into submission that the govern
ment would find plenty of trou-.
BILE at home. Much praise has
been given King Oscar of SWe-
den in the foreign press, as being
a grand old man, but this may
be because of the fact that he
has never been placed in posi-
tion where the true character of
the man might be unfolded.
The fact remains that the House
Of Bernadotte.'' as termed in
royal phraseology, is an impostor
on the throne of Sweden.
The present kings grandfath-
er, Carl Bernadotte, was a gen
eral in Napoleon's army. The
concert of Europe placed him on
the throne of Sweden, and later,
after the defeat Of Napoleon,
the same concent compelled
Denmark to cede Norway to
Sweden as a punishment to Den
mark for siding with Napoleon.
Norway, however, refused to be-
come coded except that they ac-
knowledge the same king as
Sweden and granted the king
his veto power, and last We'd
nesday they cast even this aside.
We believe the Norwegians have
taken a step in the right direc-
ton and the Swedes should join
hands and. bid good bye to the
House of Bernadotte and con-
vince the world that as a matter
of fact there are men within
their country and of their own
blood that are able.to govern the
country at the present age as
we'll as in the past. Let the good
work 60 on.
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L. auder' as q
Political Nose

a Grand Forks dispatch under
date Of June 5, says:
The preliminary meeting
ofthe aouts, = who desire
to reorganize the republican
party was held in the city
last week. 1t was decided
to put Judge Lauder of
Wahpeton at the head Of
the movement. An effort
has been made to induce
Hon. M. N. Johnson to take
part in the new plans, but
so far he has not consented,
as he says that he now has
neace and is doing well with
his farming operations, and
feels that his duty is with
his business, instead of try
ing to punish others. 1t is
expected that another meet
ing will occur in Fargo Tues
day. 1t was found that it
would be very doubtful if
the Scandinavian League
could be brought into the
movement at the present
time, as Hon. J. A. johnson
Of Fargo is the president of
the organization, and he
was UNANIMOUSLY elected to
this position without any
pledges made to anyone.
The would-be political leaders
and a few has-beens. have dis
covered a new Moses in Judg,
Lauder, and have placed him a
the head Of an organization
which is expected to overthrow
the present dynasty and subse
quently make it possible for ;
few disgruntled office seekers t,
harvest a new crop Of "plums. ,
Few people in the state Of Nortl
Dakota will have any difficulty
in recalling to mind the fac
that it has kept Lauder very
busy leading himself, and hi
attempt to pose as a Moses t,
lead the sore-heads out of tn,
wilderness in which they hav'
lost their way is really NOR,
pitiful than amusing. In tn,
meantime the present part.
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Nine Nations
Now Use Liquozone. Won.t You Try It-Free p

Millions Of people, of nine different
aations, are constant users Of Liuuo-
zone. Some are using it to get well:
some to keep well. Some to cure
germ diseases; some as a tonic. No
medicine was ever so widely employed.
These users are everywhere; your
aeighbors and friends are among them.
And half the people you meet-wher-
ever you areknoW someone whom
MQuozone has cured. Nh
Il you need help, please ask some Of
Gnese users what Liquozone does.
Don't blindly take medicine for what
medicine cannot do. Drugs never Kill
germs. For your own sake, ask about
Ldquozone:: then let us buy you q full-
size bottle 10 try. 4 81 49,
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Paid III 90. 600.

For the American rights to Liduo-
zone. We did this after testing the
Droduct Tor two years. through physi-
sans ana hospitals, after proving, lii
thousands OF different eases. MAT
IaGuozone destroys the cause of ary
GERM disease. III 81 ~ 'T75 - 8;
LaQuozone has, for more than b,
years, been the constant sufiect az
scientific and chemical research. III n
not made By comp ding drugs. nor
gfth alcohol. Its virtues are derived
eCIely from ga largely oxygen gas
by 4. process requiring Immense aDpa@
1atIls and "a days time. The regaIf a
liquid that does what oxygen doag.
"a g 9 teeyo food ana blood Tod the,
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most helpful thing in the world to you
Its effects are exhilarating, vitaIizing,
purifying. Yet it is a germicide SO
certain that we publish on every bot
tie an offer Of $1,000 for disease
germ that it cannot kill. The reason
Is that germs are vegetables; and
Liquo zone-like an excess OF oxygen
is deadly to vegetaI matter.
There lies the great value OF Liquo-
zone. It is the only way known to kill
germs in the body without killing the
tissue, too. Any drug that kills germs
Is poison, and 1t cannot be taken In
ternally. Every physician knows that
medicine is almost helpless ia any
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Soc. Bottle Free.

Il you need Licuozone, and have
never tried 1t, please send us this
coupon. We will then mail you an or
der on local druggist for Il ftilI-
Size bottle, and we viii pay the Drug
gist ourselves for IT. This Is our free
gift, made TO convince you; to show.
you What LdQuozoDe Is, and what it
can 90. In Justice to yourself, please.
accent II to-day. TOR 1t places you uns
q der no obligation whatever.
LiQuozone costs soc. ana 81.
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leaders aren't losing any sleep
over the few bubbles that have
come to the surface Of the pole
Ftical waters in North Dakota
Bismarck Palladium.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-06-16

Goitre-Gout VaIcnoeieS A iStSt
Gonorrhea-Glees Womenss D,ana.os ~ a4l
All diseases that begt with feveys.,, Il fn,i,,,r.
~ npationIali CATARRHAL contagious disaases-aII
ens tesults OF impure or poisoned blood. 5 III s..
IN nervous debility Lo,iozone actg M a yifaiiFnr
accomplishing what no q. rugs can do -