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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-20

Die gremer &benereisn 3u fiben, wel9e
burd bic Organization Der .&olano-
9inie" fur ben Sanoel nit Der Wefs
tiiffe bon Stoamerifa ihre S~einoielig-
teit gesen Die hamburger Rbeosreien
befunoet bdtten. Wenn Die pldne Der
hamburger CUR @usfabruns selanaen,
10 uirb cine san3 nsue 2inie erri4tet
tuerben, tpel4e ben 8rsmer SntereRen
ten f6arfs 3onturrens MAIDEN iOl.
SUITE & unb eaus Seutf9s
t a ito a.
Berlin, 10. Sob. Waior 8raf
b. @6Ben, Der 9oubsrneur BON Seutf9s
Ofafrita, mslost heute, bab iiberaa
oie Infffanos 8suegung na9gslaReu
babe uno uiele ge3irte p6lig bsrubist
ieien. Cine Musnabme made bas
Wabebegebiet. uohin ioeben cine nsue
EXPEDITION abmari9irt isi. @sleeent=
lid fdnben fleine 3ufammenf6be In
ben Matumbibsrgsn ffatt. SIM aase-
meinen before f4 Die Situation 10
raid, bob Elm balbiges gnbe Der &e.
beaion gu beri&ten iein oiirfte.
Sirtei.
Wehr Srubel hr ben
e q n.
g o n t q n tinopel, 10. Sob.
Der Sultan, ben bic Md9te oieie
Wode Sur9 cine 5luttenbempn ifration
CUR &aifOn brinse1 molten, bat rlsue
Sorgen.
Die iun9tirfii9e partei bat ibn
i4riftlid aufsefrrosrt, ole Nrmsnier,
pel9e @epalttbaten gegen Strten Der.
iibten, fOfort bdngsrl au laHsn.
5hr ben 6al, bob bies ni6t ges
f4isbt, orOben bic Sungtirfen NIT
sinem gerni9tunssfries seaen bic
armenii9sn u~mfftr3ler. 9aburd tpirb
Mboul Samio In ni9t ssringe Berls-
genbeit ssbra9t. gr tpeib, BOB be
Sro6ung ernft semeint ift, bari es aber
bod niat uagen, bic In Der lstten 3eit
ue9en Worbes berurtbeilten Mrmenier
binri9ten 3rt lahen, bsnrt mebrsre ber=
ielben fino ameritanifde Biirser uno
Der @sianbte Der Ser. Staten bat He
oaber pOrldufg unter feinen S9ub GEE
romrnen.
Sapan.
g u3er dnitdt hber 2orea.
Sofio o, 10. Sob. Die iapanii6s
prefe iubelt iber ben Nbidlub Der
neuen 2onbente nit 3urea, tuelde bic
Su3erdnitdt Sapan's formel unb un-
sueioeuti9 anerfennt.
Die ausmdrtigsn 8e3iebungert Ros
rea's ueroen tttnftig bur9 Sapan &C.
re9elt tperben.
Mufrubr In WIabipoftod d.
Softo, 10. Sob. Gin Mugen3eaae
Der iinsiten unruben 3u WlaoimoitOd,
pelaer au Na9afafi antam, beri9tet,
baB fah bic balte etabt nieoergebranni
if, uub bab 600 Damn Der @arniion
get6otet tpuroen.
Die SniaRen bes @efdnsniKss muir.
ben entIaHen. Sen. 2appet wirb Der.
mibt.
Der Sadi9aoen miro auf $25, 600.
600 gef4dBt. Solbater bon 9arbir
iOlIen fd ben Mufribrsru ansei9loHsr
baben.
Weriep.
W b an oerun q.
Merieo 0, 10. Sob. IS tommer
~anbauernb Wormonenfamilien bier an,
bic f9 auf benz borber ertporbensr
2anbe anfsbeln.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-20

rsits bic Betbeiligung bes oeuti1en,
baperif9en unb offsrreidii&en auto-
mDbilclubs fsfssfsIt mar. iu4t man
iebt aud nod ben ungarii8en Ierein
fir bic nd9fidbrige 5ertomer=2 on=
turrens al intereifren. Sas proiect,
bas nun 3mii9en ben berf4ieoenen
9lubbertrstern ausgearbeitet pirb, gebt
babin. bab bic S%oursnfabrt. bie In
Jranffurt ibren Nnfang nimmt, au&
ungariides Gebist beribrt uno am ere
FEN Saee bon 6rantfurt iiber @iiena4,
@otba, grfurt nad Weimar, am 3wei.
ten BON @eimar iibsr Weibenfsls unb
Sale mad Berlin, am oritten bon 8er=
lin iibsr DRESDEN nod pilien, am BIER
ten tpeiter iiber Bubweis mad SIRENS
unb @isn fibrt, UNI am finften Sage
un9ariides @ebiet BET pe3snp 81 be-
riibren uno nod Wisnsr.N euftabt 3u-
ri~id,ufhbren. Mls fe9fe Sagssetappe
III Die Strede iiber ben Semmering
nod 2eeben, als iebente Die Strede
2eeben. Mufee, Sal3burg 9eplant;
wdbrenb am Sage bic Gabrt in Mtin.
den ihr gnbe errei6t.
W fer &ubft frat IN D
grceIlen3.
OIbenburs. 19. Sob. 8rOB'
bsr;Os augut bon Oloenburg bot benz
felt Sabr uno Sag oft senannten SUI
fisminifer Rubffrat bas prdbttat v@r.
csIen3" berlieben unb Jpn Der Sort.
bauer isinss uneri9ittsrtsn 8%srtrausls
nerfdert.
Sieie abermalige Mus3ei9nung bes
In ben iOgenannten r&ubfrat-P Bro
seHsKsn" pblig bistreoitirtsn Minifsrs
III In benisni9en 3rsiisn. tuelde feline
NbieBune p~erlansten. nit iebr gemii9'
ten @efiblen aufgenOmmen uorben.
5 iirfIi9e fIeri n.
M Il n d { n, 10. Sob. Melitta,
Die frtihere @robber3ogin bon 5eRen
unb nunmsbrige Satin bes bsrbann-
ten ruifiaen @robfirftsn 8pri1, IN
pieoer als 3tnflerin in bic OeHent.
li9teit 9etreten. Sn elmer Miindene,
@alsrie finb awei 8lumenfiaeben Dor
ibrsr Sano ausgeite1t, Die 9roBes mo.
lsriidss @eIaid unb fdarfe Beoba9.
tun9seabe seigen. Die @emdlbe.
Sulpen unb 2ilien b~arfeaeno, fint
niat bsrfdufi9 unb felbf Elm Dor
b6affer finan3isIsr Qusns fommenbss
Anerbistsn, 60, 900 Mart irgsnb sinsn
@obltbdtisteits3msde susuwenoen al:
@essn9abe fur zines Der 8lumenftide
if rsfifrt tporoen.
Berlin, 19. Sob. Sas gr
l0i9en Der gbolera In 9ans preuBen II
nun in elmer OfiBisQsn grtldruna BE-
fannt gema4t uoroen uno bic Qua
rantdnemaBreseln meroen nun mad
unb nod a~uf9ebOben.
abfIauen besf9Iefif9
Ber9arbeiters Streits.
gresIau, IS. Sob. Nus 2at
topibi NITRO beridtet, baB Der Strsi
abfaut. Sie 8elssi9aft Der WpsIo
NIP. @rubs, welde am Nusfanb GENE
fen, fu6r pisosr Elm unb srtpdblte elm
2ommiffon, bic t9 nit ben Berg
tpsrtsbsfber iiber cine BsReruns be
gsrbdltnihe ms ginbsrnebmen fsbs,
ipq.
. amps er ge9ange
Berlin, 10. Iobbr. Wie Elm
bier sinsetrofene Sepeide melbet, |
Der b.utias Sampfer nl1%blsnbort" I
Der Office untergesangen. Der 3api
td1 urb Is Watrofen baben ben 30
sefunoen, bod fino ndbere g~in3elbeite
nt6t betannt.
Oer STREET. berS q m B T
geruno8 remerH bebes
reter.
Berlin, 19. Sob. Ser idar'
aonfurren3fampf swif&en ben pam
burger unb 8rsmer &beoereien, mir
In peitefsn 9rsifen auf bas 2ebbaftef
~bsbauert, unb es tuirb auf cine balbil
oHkf,Aa G;o;orro .to;rAaS, Ao%, c~,;xns
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-20
lake ERIE & WESTERN R. R
....Sabrseit Der 3iise..

....Ou9r6eII Oct OHYe..-
abfabrt aufuu
tDIebO. gbieaso uuo gi1isun erprss.-t 7.l6 moss
rDIsbo, Detroit unb gbraso etm ......'l2.ao s.ss
Nidiean gitp. Whineis u. 2afanettser I-t 7.ao t1o.ss
tiali6 Sonntoas. I o~usasuommeu
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-20
81 Il d 10 Il n d prin3
3arl.

0l q % u n o PrIH5
2arI.
2openbage 10. Noo. Die
Delegation, uel9e bonn norpegii4sn
Stortbing ernannt purbe, um ben
Prinaen 3arl offaisq bon ieiner Wabl
gum 96nise su bsnadri9tigen, fam
beute @admittas bier an unb wuroe
bon prsmierminifer @brifinien. ben
prdfoenten beiosr Sduier oes &ifsoags
rnb benz norusaii6sn @eianotet EN-.
pfangsn. Die Witslieber Der Selega-
tion, an beren Spibe prdHoent Berner
bOm 6tortbing febt, tuuroe bon elmer
eroBen Wsnidenmense NIT Segeiffes
rung begriBt.
prin3 3arl bat Sauienoe bon Slid.
tuunidtsle9rammen bon Wartne- uno
Nrmsspff3ieren uno allen 6hentli8en
96rpsriaaftsn in NOrfuesen u. aus benz
@uslanbe erbalten, oarunter aud fol9e
bonn 26nis BON England unb anoeren
Witslisbsrn Der f6nigli9en Gamilie.
@roBbritannien.
9iffsfata + ropbe.
:. 2onbor, 10. Sob. Ser 3anal-
bampfer .6iloa" ftieB auf Der Jabrt
BON southampton nod 81. Walo auf
sinsn 6slien uno fanf beute WOrser In
Der Wd6e Der fran36fi9en 3hfe. 5ini
perfonsn tuurben qerettet.
g t. Walo. Grantrsid, 10. ROb.
Die aenaue ansabl bon Weni9en.
tpel6e nit benz Sampfsr .Siloa" uH=
tersinsen, 1T bier nidt befannt. Man
ueiB. baB ettpa 20 pafaaiere erffer
3lahe auf benz Sampfer uaren. barun=
ter mebrere gngldnber unb bas ole
YaHasiere Der /. 2alttte ertrunfen
ino.
@s ideint, BOB nur 6 Psrionen ges
rsttet uurben, einf9lieBli9 Der Be
mannung absr ruaren los psrionsn an
8oro.
Die Yera69srung in Der Mntunft Der
,6iloa" errsste suerft nur penig Bee
forsniB, ba i'm 2anal i6ls9tss Wetter
mar. SsOsrmanr isbte bolles gers
trauen in 2apitdn @regorp. pelder
i9on 80 Sabre bisie 2hffe fennt.
Befir9tun9en wuroen erf laut, als
cine 2ei9e an 9ano seiptilt uurbe.
Die Safenbeb6rbsr1 ianbtsn iofOrt einen
S9leppoamrfer aug, I'm Na9fori9un.
gen a~nsufslsn. Hun erfu6r mon,
baB bic .Siloa" auf elm Riff nahe Der
Snisl gssambre aufgelaufen mar.
80 Wen9en d t.
Glasgow, 10. Sob. Der i9rsd.
Iidfs Brano. Der felt rielen Sabren In
8roBbritannisn porfam. 3erff6rte beuts
elm biaigss 2osierbaus on WatiOn-
etraBs uno SO Meni9enlebsn. 8iels
gerionen tpurben berlsbt.
Die grfidtsn ftanben faf ale i'm
beften 9%ebensalter. Jbr ausieben ber'
rietb, baB fs b~sr3tpeifelt I'm ibr 9sbeu
getdmpft babsn.
SentI1lano.
grfe2eun Der s | n q n {,
eorma . orIage m
8unbesrath.
Berlin. 10. Sob. Der 8unoes'
roth bat beute bic neutrality-suspicious.
9Orlass in erfer 2siuns ansenOmmen.
unb suar augeniaeinli& In Der 5ai
Jung. ME Re ibm bonn Staatsietretd
bss &si9sidabamts. nod ben gera
t6ungen nit ben Ginansminiffern be,
g%in3elfaaten, auae9angsn 1T.
Die stpeite 2eiuns pirb In gdlo,
fattfinben. Seosnfals miro bic Dor
lass ben Bunbssratb eno9tlti9 paffr
babsn, ebe Der &ei4stag am %. Hop
3uiammentritt.
Sc berlautet aus gutter Queqs. bal
Der @siammtertrag Der neien &ei9s
fteuern fd auf 245 Milipnsn Mar
besifern miro, tpomit bas barerlo
@lei9gepi1t i'm &ei9sbausbalt &c
H1ert tperoen fann.
Sur9 Die 8orlage wiro aud Elm
reaelmdBias Silsuns Der &si&si&ul
ben srm6sli&t, fopie cine @eselun
Der ~fnansisIen g~esiebungen 3wil&e
ry-.FH y
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-20
HnBlane.
HnBlans.
Ut bi9ere m m un
terN rbettern.

Ut u B igere m q u n :
ter Mrbeitern.
g t. Petersburg, 10. Sob.
Ha4 elmer 7-itiinoissn Debate be.
i&loB geffern bas grstutiptomite Der
arbefter, ben Snouftris.s STREET. aufsu.
geben. @s fdetnt, baB bic ertremen
agitatoren on Bobsn perlisren. Sis
gemdbigten glements ma9tsn barauf
aufmertiam, baB Elm STREET. gerabe nit
Ss9tnn oes Winters cine i4mierige
.Sa9e Jet.
Die Grage zines 8.fdnoisenl Nrbeits-
tages tuuroe beri9oben, ba Elm folder
g%egenmdrtig nidt su erreiden isi uno
Die 'Irbeitseber eber lire 6abriten
i9lieben tpirosn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-20
6reuoe Der 9anen
lleber bic Grwdblung bes Yrin5ea &arl gum &Olltg
pDm NDrtueget.

SdiHsfatahropbe an Der %fran;Dfiden &iae.- 6inan3reform oeS Oennben
&etes.- Cine @uhumubafabrt ourd aRiHetGnropa.- Wttntfer
Gmbhrat Observation-Disclosures Srube fir ben Sntan.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-20
Guba.
@elbes 6ieber.

@eIbes 6ieber.
. abanra q, 10. Sob. 60 f1o
feline neuen 6ieberfdue bier beri1tet;
bon ben 6 I'm 6OIpitale 3u 2as Mnni.
mas tuuroen 5 als barmIos erfldrt.
o Dement,.
9abana, 10. Sob. Ser &c.
%meinosratb bes Ssle Of Pines ertldrt
bic 8ebaupilng, baB auf Der Sniel
Anar8ie berri4e. baB 2sben uno
@igentbum ni&t aei&ibt feisn fir UNI
begrinbet. Die &esteruns babe In
Gnbetra&t Der gerinsen Steuersin-
nabmen i&on iebr bisl fur bic SnieI
getban. Die Amerifaner bsfaben niai
10 bel 2anb auf Der Sniel, tpie fe
glauben MAIDEN MOLTEN. auf oas
Weife bdtten He nur bas 8ertaufsre9t
ertporben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-20

@e9en ruffif9e @affaeres.
o m, 19. Nsb. 3pei gut Be.
iu4te Ieriammlungen, cine bon Stu
benton, bic anbere bon Suben, fanbsn
beute bier ffatt, UNI segen bic Nieber-
r~ieBelungen bon Suben in @ublanb sl
protefiren. gs wuroen entfprs9snbs
&eiOlutiOnen ssfaBt.
QoQano.
y& pnbam" aufgefabren.
MaasIuis, 10. Sob. Ser
Sampfer .&pnbam", Rapitdn gons
bsriee. bon Netp Sort fommens, lief
I'M @ebel BET 8baarlinsen, gu 3sit Der
5lutb auf.
@teber Iott.
&otterbam, 19. Sob. Ser
Sampfer &pnoam bon Der 6olIano-
Nmfrifa-2 inie, pel9er eeffern i'm Nebel
aufief, tuuroe beute tuieoer fott ge.
madt. gr tam bier an unb lanbete
feline pafasiers.
Chile.
Rad eutfaem M
santiago, 19. Nob. Die Re.
sisrung febt i'm gesriff, auf beuti9sn
Werften z 2riegsi6ife In Muftrag 3u
sshsn. Wie bas 2anobssr, foI aud
oie 6lotte Der ftb $ amerifaniideu
&spublif bolidnbis mad beuti9em
Mufer reorsanifrt tuerben.
Rebrere bObe beuti9s Off3iere tint
isit ldngerer 3eit nit Der nmseftaltune
Der ailenii9en Mrmse bei9dftist. uni
bie &egierung beabfi&ttgt nun, aud
cine Gnsabl bon bsuti4en 2apitdnen.
fotpie einen ni9t mehr i'm attiper
Stsnfe ffebenoen 3ontre-9 Iomiral al!
Snfrutteure unb Oreanifatpren fi1
bte Warine au seuinnen.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-06
PRESIDENT TAKES
CASE TO NATION
President Will Appeal to the Ma
ton in His Contest With
Senate.
WILL TAKE THE STUMP
FOR RATE REGULATION
Relies on Creating Popular Pres
sure to Compel Elder States
men to Enact Law.
HOUSE VOTE ON RATE
MEASURE THURSDAY

Washington, Feb. 6.-Acting un-
Ger instructions Of the republican
caucus, the house committee on
rules today agreed on a rule to
govern the consideration of the
railroad rate bill in the house. The
rule provides for general debate
beginning at IL O'Clock on Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday, the
vote to be taken at 3 pm. Thurs
day. The joint session Of the two
houses: to count the electoral vote
en- Wednesday, is to come out Of
this time. 81. ......
The time Of the debate is to be
equally divided between the two
sides and controlled by Mr. Hep
burn of Iowa and Mr.. Davey Of
Louisiana. During the considera-
ton Of the bill the house will meet
at IL O'Clock '.-... .-~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-06
'BX w. w. IernaanA

Washington, Feb. 6.-The president s
policy of appealing to the country in
behalf of railway legislation, thus re-
peating the program he followed when
making campaign for Cuban reciproc
ity, is to be carried thru all the trips
he will make this year. He began with
an address: in Philadelphia, and he il
question in New York, where he viii
make two addresses, one next Monday
night. -. -, .4.-o-E..-...-. :,
During his southern trip in the spring
IN case there is no extra session Of
congress, he will take up various phases
of the question, and by this means he
hopes to stimulate and crystalline pub
llc sentiment, and SO make the way
smoother for results when congress-
meets again. He is enlisted in this
M We for for keeps, and will not put of
cured. He thinks the conscience an6
good sense of the American people will
sustain him, and that he is under obi
CATIONS. to let. the people know yius1
what he wants and why he wants it, :
: The public address is, Of course.
more potent weapon Of attack and. en-
ilghtenment than the formal message
TO congress, for it permits more direc
and brings the president into direc
touch with the people. me- -, =
1T ls becoming increasingly apparen
that the president. is not content wit
mere platform. platitudes, but believe
IN actually, doing those things to whicl
the party is committed. There has bee
as yet no formal party declaration o.
the, rate-making question, but it is sal
to be the presidents belief that an act
i've campaign, such as he is thinkin,
Of making, will result in party declara
tions by the hundred. next year, and in
sure prompt action at the hands Of con
gress, provided the pressure for such &C
ton does become overwhelming befor
that time. The president has bee
the reports which have reached him o
the passage of joint resolutions by legis
latures, holding up his hands. = j.. =.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-06
"ELKINs BUNOo EXPOSED"
New York Press Says Fine Is No CHECK
on Violation Of Rebate Law.

New York Sun Special Service. -.
New York, Feb. 6:-The Press edito-
rally says under the heading, The FL
kins Bunco Exposed': ~ ..5s...
:. If the conviction Of the Santa Fe Of
ficials were the easiest thing in the worldi
1t would still avail little when the only
punishment that the court could in
fiict would be fine amounting to the
smallest fraction Of the sums wrongfully
wrung from small shippers to fortify
trusts. : -
At the prospect Of such a penalty as q
$40, 600 fine the officials Of the great Atchi-
son, Topeka & Santa Fe do not cover IN
terror. To them $4,000 is small change
by comparison with any item Of secre:
rebate.
If Messrs. Ripley, Morton, Biddle and all
| the rest Of the Santa Fe rebate robbery
crew should come to the bar and plead
guilty, nothing would be accomplished but
the transfer Of the amount of the fine
from the rich Golfers Of the Santa Fee tt
the United States treasury. Nothing
would be proved that was not known be.
fore, since Messrs. Morton and Ripley ove1
and over again have confessed that they
violated the Elkins law.
The enemies. Of railroad rebate extortior
are only wasting time when they tall
about prosecuting rebate robbery under
| the Elkins law.
It is far better for the administrator
to proclaim to the country that a convic
ton of the confessed Santa Fe criminals
under the Elkins act would be useless
and that the administration can d,
nothing to prevent or punish rebate rob
berry until congress provides an effectua
i penalty for such wrongdoing as that o
which President Ripley, Secretary Morto,
and their Santa Fe confederates stan,
convicted on their own confessions.
I! Effectual encouragement for this Grim
! will be had only by CHASING 1t with bur
glary and other felonies and by putin,
criminal railroad directors and traffi
managers in stripes for long prison terms
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-06

New York, FEB. 8.--The police an
nounced, today that they had discovered
two women whom Johann %Hoch, the
Of them is Mrs. Minnie Westphal of
Jersey City, whom Hoeh is said to have
married in 1898 under the name of
William Frederick; Blessing. Hoch made
vertisement and got 5000 belonging to
her. Hoch told the police he selected
Mrs. Westphal from 200 replies to his
advertisement. $50 .,,n-..-..
The name of the. 9th er> woman is not
disclosed, by the police, but they say
Hoch married her in 1897 and secured
5000 from her. sssz, - =, -.
detectives said today that a glass
tube containing q white, powder be.
lieved to be poisonous, was found last
week in the room Formerly occupied by
Hoch in this city. The tube was about
six inches long and was covered at, one
end with an inflated rubber. bulb which
was used to eject the powder.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-06
STRIKE SPREADS IN POLAND
EhTee More Governments Placed Under
Martial Law.


St. Petersburg, Feb. 6.-The strike
movement in Poland has spread to the
governments of Warsaw, Petrikan,
Kalisz, Radon, Lublin and Suvalki.
Martial law has been declared in
Kailisz, Radon and Siedlic.
There were few slight collisions be-
tween Lessner's workmen and the po-
lice guarding the factory yesterday.
Poland, however, still continues to be
the storm center Of disturbances. Tho
the strike has ceased in some establish
ments, il has assumed more important
phase by it's extension to the great
coal mines and sugar -, factories, and
three more governments have been
Elaced under martial law. ~
Police and Cossacks have had to break
up Q number of demonstrations and
guel disorders, but as yet there has been
no repetition Of rioting on the scale of
the first collision. 49,. az71
Strikes in Tiflis and othergparts Of the
Caucasus are few and the present one
does not attract much attention, ex-
cept as bearing on the general situation
In Russia.
Strikers yesterday to the number OF
$4,000 marched from Dombro to Soseno
vice and attempted to reach Warsaw
but Cossacks drove them back without
using their weapons.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-02-06
KUROPA1KIN HAS
A BRAIN DISEASE
His Return Decided upon Grip
enberg Says His Flank Move
ment Wasn't Supported.
Special to Tho journal.

Special to Tho Journal.
Paris, Feb. 6.-The st. Petersburg cor
respondent of Petit Journal learns that
the return of General Kuropatkin has
been Professionally decided upon, but he
says it is exclusively due to reasons OF
health. Kuropatkin, he says, is suffer
h hlo %g e9reD ia ha nnn.,
there is not an atom of truth in the re
port that Kuropatkin is to be recalled
st. Petersburg correspondent of thu
Echo de Paris says he has godo authori
ty for stating that the following tele
gram was addressed to the Russian mill
tary headquarters by General Gripen
berg, commander Of the second Manchu
rian army: E. II
We had taken several fortified posi-
tions, but not being supported in time
had to retire. During the retreat
lost 10000 men, - - -
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RIDE WOMEN DOWN
Cossacks at Rostoff Brutally Kill
Women Who Encourage Strikers.

Special to The Journal.
Berlin, Feb. 6.-Several women were
killed and many wounded in fight
with Cossacks and police today at Rost-
off on the Don, according to dispatch
gry women stormed Novikof's factory
and forced the workmen to quit. The
workmen were reluctant to join the
strike, but the women demolished the
machinery, making it impossible for
The men to return to work. The police
were summoned, and after desperate
fighting, in which the women used
clubs and stones, the officers routed the
women and pursued them, wounding a
women came back, and the Cossacks
were called. The soldiers used thei1
knouts with terrible results and in
some instances rode women down anc
trampled them to death. 8
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Two III Indiana.

Louisville, KY, Feb. 6.--Mrs. Matilda
Schmidt, living in New. Albany, Ind.
across the rivsgs 3sona Louisville, Is
though. to be s0sss Of the winess 6f
Johann Hoeh, he having married her in
1882, aboutka year after the death Of
Mrs. Schmidt g sister, who was also a
wife of the man believed to, be Hoch.
They lived together about eight months
and Schmidt disappeared. During
Schmidt g residence in New Albany he
secured variohs sums from his = two
wives, and his operations in New AL
bany are said to have Melted him near.
ly $4,000. ~"''*> = '""A' - -
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BRITISH ARE PLACATED
Charge that They Financed Strike Is
Disavowed by Russia.

St. Petersburg, Feb. 6.-Foreign Min
lister Lamsdorf, in an official note to
Sir Charles Hardinge, the British am
bassador, has formally disavowed the
action Of Deputy Chief of Police Roude-
neff of Moscow in posting a placard as
serting that the strikers were assisted
with money from Japanese and Brit
pling arsenals and other government
works.
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ASSASSIN STAYS
FINNISH OFFICIAL
Man In Uniform Enters Senate
Procurator's Home and
Shoots Him Down..
DEATH INSTANTLY
FOLLOWS SHOOTING
ro-Russian Sympathies Are AS
signed as Cause of the
Crime.

Stockholm, Feb. GA dispatch from
Helsingfors, Finland, says:
Senate Procurator Johnson was as
Fascinated at his residence today by a
man in uniform. An officer entered
Johnsson's house, drew revolver and
fred several shots, killing him instant
". Johnsson's son, who rushed to his
fathers assistance, was wounded. The
assassin, who gave the name of Alex
ander Gadd, was arrested
Johnson was a Finn, but was very
unpopular because of his pro-Russian
tendencies.''
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SPRING OF REVOLT HIDDEN
Government Cant Trace Organization
in Poland.

Special to II Journal,
Warsaw, Feb. 6.-Government off
Gals are greatly puzzled over the revolt
in Poland, having utterly failed to trace
the nerve center of the organization
The uprising seems to be eng ineered by
a secret committee representing the en-
tire Polish people. This committee is
composed Of one member each from
Austrian, Russian and German Poland
one Armenian, and two st. Petersburg
Poles
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RUSSIANS LEAVING KOREA
Movements Indicate that They viii
+. Abandon Footing There.

. Toxic, Feb. 6.-Before abandoning
Song Chm, in northeastern Korea, Jan.
Il, the Russians burned all their stores.
1t is thought that the Russians intend
ern Korea.
Official announcement is made that
everything is quiet in the vicinity of
Chang-tan with the exception that the
Russians are strenuously intrenching.
The Russian force which attacked
Ghi-tai-tzu, Feb. 4, retired northward
Feb. 5.
The afternoon Of Feb. 4, and the
morning of Feb. 5, the Russian artillery
west of Tan-shan shelled Ma-chuan tzU
mountain and vicinity. Small bodies
Of Russian infantry attacked, but they
were -repulsed.~ -. ..... 49, -.