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TURNS INDEPENDENT
Count ApponN Creates Sensa-
ton In Hungary

bODAPESI, Hungary, Jan. 2.-Emper-
or Francis Joseph, king of Hungary. ar
rived here this evening He was met at
the station by a great crowd of people.
who gave him an enthusiastic welcome.
His majesty will read the speech from
the throne to the members of parliament
on Wednesday,
Count Albert Apponyi says that tomor-
row he will formally throw in his lot with
the independent party, whose president is
Francis Kossuth. This news will doubt
less cause a great sensation in political
circles here, as rumors of the counts in
tentien have not been taken seriously, but
only as a threat. To the independent party
the accession of a politician of the promi-
nence and experience of Count Apponyi
VIII be great gain. He will take with
him about twenty deputies Of the national
party and is likely to assume the posi-
ton OF leader in the chamber of depu-
ties, while Herr Kossuth remains president
OF the independent party. Politicians re-
gard the counts action as a probable
death blow to his political prospects, de-
stfoylng forever his hopes of becoming
president of the council. Speaking of his
decision Count Apponyi said:
What this step costs me I cannot de-
scribe. 1t is very hard for me to sever
my OLD political relations. For thirty
years I have labored to support the
ausgiech OF 1867 Can arrangement of the
nscal affalrs in common between the two
klngdoms OF Austria and Hungary which
nave always regarded as sacred Now.
however, l consider it is being broken by
| Sounl IlSzaS action in forcing the dis
soiution OF parliament in an unconstitu-
lional manner. The legal value of the
ausslecn Oh course remains, but it has no
iiore moral force and no longer affords
d guarantee to the nation or basis of
confidence between the crown and the ma
.ion. hungary must exclude all Austrian
interference in its affairs and free itself
from the Vienna carilla, so-called. The
eoiniiion afalrs existing between the two
liduons, under the compromise of 1857 al
ways nave proved a hotbed of Austrian
Interference. - nus - ian
Wh1ie keenly regretting the necessity
loi my actlon, l feel that it is the onIy
way OF protesting against the govern
inehe violent illegalities, and the only
way OF raising the spirits of the nation
atszd mas made terrible mess of affairs
u course we shall find a way out. but
i,opuy Knows yet how. I am convinced
.hat victory will ultimately be ours Nor
the end" 'e' surely III
Regarding the probability of scenes at
ne ieaulng OF the speech at the throne
" ene KING on Wednesday,, Count An
polyl said he could answer for nothing
III government circles it is not regarded
oS Possipie that any of the denutjes
s,louio interrupt in any way the delivery
=. the speech, believing that the tradi,
.,l lions OF the old Spanish court etiouetta
VIII prove far too strong for snob e,e
ceeding. ~ such pro-
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far different foe It Will be her pledge
of peace in the East 1t will be her Sc
curity against aggression from the
mainland. It has been the main OBJ
ject of her whole attack. Japan wants
nothing in Manchuria. wants none Of
the other possessions that Russia
holds, is not unwilling that her big
trans Siberian railroad should remain
unimpaired to vladivostok, would
probably be willing to surrender con-
troll of the Manchurian branch that
ends at Dalny; but, just as Great Brit
ain holds Gibraltar, far from sher own.
coasts, as a pledge of peace to guaran-
tee the security Of her commerce, so
will Japan hold Port Arthur as an inn
perial talisman against all future evil.
We believe that this event sbrings
the close Of the war nearer. No peace
could have been declared without it,
Russia would never have given UP
Port Arthur voluntarily, and Japan
would never have consented to With
draw her forces without securing pos
session of it. Now she ise satisfied.
She has demonstrated her ability to all
the world, and obtained the one posi-
tion essential to her peace and her ma
tional integrity. No matter where his
sympathies lie, no man can fail to
thrill with enthusiasm over this great
est event of the war.
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Receiver Asked For

FALL RIVER, Mass. Jan 2-Ann,,c.-
ton for receiver for the Davis cotton
mills here was made by counsel of the
stockholders before Judge Fox in the
Br1stoi county superior court here today.
Ihe Industrial Trust company, of Provf-
oence holds mortgage for $500, 900 on the
plent TO secure an issue of bonds payable
in twenty years The Quick assets os the
corporation are placed at S587, 1896 and the
hapillt1es at $1,O07,342. The mills, in COM
mon with many concerns in the Industry.
nave had to meet unfortunate markets for
raw material and finished goods They
are also involved in the operatives strike.
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DERAll-NENT INJURIES
MINNEAPOLIS WOMAN
Chicago Great Western Coaches Are
Overturned at a Crossing

& CHICAGO, Jan. 2s-Several persons were
injured when a passenger train from st.
Paul on the Chicago Great Western rail
way was derailed at the Wisconsin Cen
trail crossing in Harlem, a suburb of Chi
-cago, today. Two coaches were partially
overturned. The signal to stop was ap-
parently ignored by the engineer for some
reason and to prevent collision with a
Wisconsin Central train, the man in charge
of the signal tower operated derailing
device The baggage ear and the first
coach, which was filled with passengers,
left the rails. Those severely injured were:
Mrs. Marie Lennox, Minneapolis, arm
cut and severely bruised; Daniel Oliver,
Belvidere, ILL.,, travelling salesman, bruis-
ed about face and body; Engineer George
Kane, ankle broken in jumping from en-
gfne.
1t is not customary for trains to stop
at the crossing where the accident oc-
CURED and the signal to stop is believed
to have been given too late to be OBJ
served
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sfmpIlfies Wireless reIeorant,v

SAN FRANCISCO. Ian . o-M,ai C
y. Squier, signal corps, United sta+ss
army, army, has by experiments reached an ori~o
maj conclusion to the effect that living
vegetable organisms may be used as nari
uI , a circuit for electrical oscillations
wien wien IN turn suggests the possibility of
and towers in the operation of wira1ass ,.e1ls -
geography: To use a tree instead Of
lnast. balloon or kite for wireless teJe-
grapn 1T Is only necessary, according to
MAJ. Squier. to drive two ordinary iron
nans nan into the tree, one near its base and
LIZ. rns otler Wnere the main branches di-
vert from the trunk and tn conr,ect ~,
receiving apparatus between the two nails,
with this simple arrangement the mes
sages from the distant wireless station
are read by means of a telephone
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Kills Himself with Mornhina

CHICAGO. Jan. &C. J. Muller. en-
pioyed by fire extinguishing concern at
Sheboygan, Wis, was found dead In
room at the Sherman house today Nor
phine poisoning is supposed to have been
the cause of death. Muller had apparently
committed suicide. Letters addressed to
w. e. Tallmadge and Gustave Schrage.
both OF Sheboygan, were found on a table
IN the room. In both letters Muller blamed
Tallmadge and Schrage for what was
about to happen" 1t is believed by the
police that Muller had quarreIed with
Schrage and Tallmadge. The police be-
lieve this prayed on Muller's mind. De-
ceased was well supplied with money.
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News Condensed

Washington, d. C.-President Loubet
of France, has conferred upon Francis b.
Loomis, the assistant secretary of state
of the United States, the decoration Of
grand officer of the Legion of Honor
which is the highest but one of the dec
orations within the power of the French
for this honor was the interest aroused
in France by Mr. Loomis' speech on be-
half of international arbitration delivered
September last before the interparliamen-
tary union.
Columbus, ohio-Father Els, of the sa-
letter from the Catholic bishop off Porto
Rico offering an estate in Porto Rico
worth $4,000 to the Sisters of the Sacred
Sisters IN and fha naene to Fl the Els the
their generosity in sending money to
Porto Rico in aid Of the Catholic work
in the island. The gift is church property.
formerly owned by religious order.
Paris-The engagement of Miss Elsie
Porter, daughter of the American ambas-
of Zurich son of the celebrated physician
who attended Mrs. Porter during her last
illness, when she,. accompanied by her
to consult with him. Young DIR. Mende 1is
distinguished graduate of the govern
ment university at Berne. He will become
a naturalized American citizen and prac-
tice his profession in New York.
Buffalo. N Y.-Six persons were iniur-
ed, three fatally, in a collision on the. In
ternational bridge. combination pony
engine and passenger car used to carry
passengers between Bridgeburg Ont, and
Buffalo. collided with a freight train.
Ronle-Canadian Finance Minister
Fielding assisted at the beatifcation In
st. Peters and was impressed by the
pope's presence in the procession Mr..
Fielding leaves Rome shortly for Vienna
whence he will go to London. 80.
Nashville, .Tenn.-Repub1icans of the
legislature nominated William p. Brown
low, representative in congress for the
First district, as their candidate for tho
United States senatorsfip. The legislature
is overwhelmingly Democratic.
Albany, N. Y-Frank Wayland Hig-
gins was formally iaaugurated as the
thirty eighth governor. The ceremonies
were elaborate and the outdoor exercises
were inarred by q drizzling rain.
Salt Lake City. utafi--Gov Heber Nj.
Wells has retired after having served two
terms and was succeeded by John G..
Cutler. Both are Republicans. The legis-
lature will convene Monday.
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Contemporary Comment
Mr.. Blacks Record

In another section of this page the
World presents in detail the political
record Of Frank S. Black, candidate
ZOE senator in the congress Of the
United States, together with the rec
ord of Lou Payn, his most ardent sup.
porter. These records speak for them
selves. Do the people of New York
believe that a man with Mr.. Blacks
political record and political affiIia-
tions is fit to represent the greatest
state in the Union in the senate of the
United States? Can the Republican
party afford to put forward such a man
as one OF. its highest representatives? p
New York World.
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Civil Service L avn.

1t is apparent that there is a new
tone and purpose in politics in this
country. The much derided civil serv-
Ice laws have begun to affect public
opinion, and the old idea Of the victors
taking the spoils has less strength.
The utterances and acts of President
Roosevelt have given impetus to the
new idea.-San Francisco Call.
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Revival of Industrv

New enterprises are under way, and
while speculative activity may have
outrun the general prosperity of the
country, it is looked upon as evidence
of the great confidence in financial
centers that the period of decline is
past and that genuine revival of in
dustry is actually in progress. There
Is nothing to disprove that belief
Chicago Tribune.
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Among the Merrymakers
Their use

Now, children, said the teacher after
school had resumed its sessions at the
close of the Christmas holidays, we have
a nice new calendar on~the wall. Which
little boy or girl will tell us the CHIEF use
of the calendar?,' -
the air. =.
What Is the use of the calendar,
Johnny WISE"
Tells yer where ter git yer insurance,
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Sugar Man Would Be Senator

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Jan. 2.-The Cali
fornia legislature met today in regular
session. 1t is almost solidly Republican
The most interesting feature of the ses-
sion promises to be the election of a
United States senator. The candidates are
Senator Bard, George A. knight, an at
torney of San Francisco; Frank Flint. a.
lawyer. Of Los Angeles, and Henry T. OK
nard, the sugar manufacturer.
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1t would appear yesterday that Sher-
If Miesen would become more easily
reconciled to living in that $250,oOo
residence than some other gentlemen
who have had apartments therein.
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Make the convict Work

1t is better for the convict to hire
him out. Even men convicted of fele-
MES should be worked on the roads or
the rock piles. The men best informed
IN regard to criminology and the treat
ment of criminals are agreed that this
is better than housing them in close
Jails and penitentiaries and compelling
them to compete with free labor in va
rious lines of manufac Galveston
Daily News.
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RIubber Rebuked

Jonah saw the whale opening for bust
ness.
Where are your manners?" he yelled.
Didn't your mother ever teach you not
to take big bites?"
The whale was vulgar chap but the
prophet had the consolation Of disappear
ing In good form.-New York Sun.
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Restore the canteen

Representative Morrell has intro
duced bill to restore the army cam.
teen. The bill should be passed at this
session if possible, as a matter of
course. The abolition of the canteen
was an experiment, and the expert
ment has been fully and fairly tried
Milwaukee Sentinel.
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Can't compIete tb. First Verse

Sir Howard Vincent wants the third
verse Of ''The Star Spangled Banner"
omitted, as he thinks it will create i'll
feeling In the minds of young people.
Don't worry-few Americans know
more than the first two lines of the
Song.-DenYer Republican,
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Travesty on Government

odell told the PIatt committee that
he would think matters over very care
fully. Isn't it queer travesty on 'sgov-
ernnent by the people. when all hands
appear In agreement that single boss
can say who shall and who shall not be
United States senator for the great
Empire state ?-Buffale Courier
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Togo should not swell up too much
over the honors Tokyo is showering on
him. There was a time when Dewey
attracted more attention than a senate
page in Washington.
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When II Really Hurt

The young woman had just said no.
Mr.. Hudleston?' she asked sympathizing,
ly and almost tenderly
Once he said, spasm of pain con-
torting his features at the recollection
by life insurance company. 1 tell you
it hurt-that time" e."-Chieago Tribune.
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His Preference

She-How many little annoying things
there are to worry one in this world!
HeI wish had a few of them.
She-How very oddi
He-Oh. don't know! They might
take up my mind SO that wouldn't have
any time left to worry over the big
things.-Detroit Free Press.
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A Penalty of Greatness

Why don't you do something that will
cause posterity to remember you?"
Don't care to-" answered Senator
Sorghum. II have no desire to have all
my faults and foibles paraded before the
public in an edition de luxe of secret me-
moirs. Washington Star.
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An Explanation

would you take chicken, realizing
that it didn't belong to you?"
No" answered Mr.. Erastus Pinkley
But when you sees a chicken roos'in
right in reach you's mighty liable to stop
realfzin' an take things fob granted
Washington Star.
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An Inducement

81 thought they weren't going to be
married until the spring?'
Yes: but they changed their minds
suddenly, and did the thing yesterday.
You see they happened to find a good
servant girl out of a job and they want
ed to snap her up.''-Philadelphia Press.
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When the War Ends

If Russia is worsted her relations
with Afghanistan and Persia, as well
as China, will be altered in England's
favor, whereas if Japan is beaten a
period of increased stress is probable.
Baltimore Sun.
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Ostentation

did you see the tag on that lovely
punch of American Beauty roses at the
Muntoburns' Christmas banquet? Whose
name was on it? I forgot to look''
There wasn't any name on it. 1t was
the florists price mark-$24 a dozen
They pretended they had forgotten to re-
move it."-Chicago Tribune
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What Miaht Have Been Done

The Republican legislature proposes
to throw out the returns of 1880 Demo-
cratic precincts in Colorado in order
to re-elect Governor Peabody. Funny
some one did not think of that method
to elect Judge Parker.-Washingto
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Friqid

''She used to consider the Blugores the
cream of society, didn't she?''
Yes, but that was before she tried to
get into their set. / think she considers
them the cold cream of society now
Philadelphia Press.
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He Will Neeg ~

The Marquis Of AngIesey has gone to
Monte Carlo and tackled the bank with
a new system. We hope the marquis
has plenty of money and a return
tieket.-New York Commercial.
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A Cycle of Events

This weather sorrow deep doth cause.
Its trouble ne'er is o'er.
1t SHOWS and rains. and then it thaws,
And then 1t SHOWS some more.
Washington Star
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Self Sacrificing Love

Lover-you are worth your weight ii,
gold.
I am taking anti ti-fat.--Cincnnatf Coml,ler-
cial Tribune.
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Describing Him

What sort Of fellow is he anyway ?''
Hes a Lizziboy."
whats that? pr
"A Lizziboy is a man who can GO to n
Saturday matinee without feeling ont Of
place there. e.'-Phi hiladelphfa Ledger.
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If senator's were elected by the peo-
pie, Minnesota's law-making body
would be more useful adjunct of the
state government.-Applet Press.
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Came in Handy

HoaNBy the way, old man. how was
that cigar I gave you yesterday?
Jeax-Fine. My wife made catnip tea
out of it for the baby.-Chicago News
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This IS the season OF the year when
every member of the legislature is GO
Ing to cover himself with glory and re-
ceive a crown of 1aure1s" and various
other things from his constituents
Northfeld News.
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What the Editors Say

That uncouth politician from the city
of st. Paul who was elected to the
legislature, and whom some vile person
attempted to brfbe for a paltry thousand
dollars Is due for hearing. He told
part of his story and then rested his
case. He is due for unanimous YER
dict Of champion liar of the year un-
less he comes out. in the clear. AS 1t
now is none believes he was offered
dollar. nor that his story is other
than political dodge. The politicians
seem to forget that in the late election
people voted as they pleased and not
by dictation. 1t is an even chance that
the legislature will do the same thing
LIE Sueur News.
1t is to be hoped the legislature will
be able to amend the primary election
law, il it cannot be repealed. The plan
to combine both the nominating con-
vention and primary looks good. A
convention should be held and at least
two candidates for each office nomi-'
mated, to be voted on later at the pri-
maries. There is too much go as you
please with the present primary law
Buffalo Journal
Under Speaker Babcock there was a
lot of surplus help in the house that
was drawing pay and doing nothing.
hall without stumbling over a number
of needless employees. We would not
be afraid to wager that such a con-
dition will not exist under the new
speaker Of the house.-Lamberton
Star.
The st. Cloud Journal Press says .'it
is generally predicted that Van SAINT
viii be a candidate for governor two
years hence" Great Scott Is he so
mad as that? If he does become a
candidate for governor it will be a
sure indication that he is really and
truly mad-smad as March hare
Brainerd Tribune.
The News does not care who is
United States senator, provided he
represents the people, 1t is a time
when they need friends in the senate
Men must be there who will stand by
Roosevelt. If all pull for them we can
have them, but they must go on record
first.-Le Sueur News.
Hon. Frank Eddy is now a trust, hav-
Ing purchased the Sauk Center Ava
lanche and consolidated it with the
Herald. . 1t is expected, however, that
he will use his newly acquired power
with moderation, and for the benefit
Of the community.-Duluth Herald.
A Minneapolis detective had his
pockets picked one night this week
He must have been one of the eighteen
smooth guys that were at New Ulm for
the past two months.-Sleepy Eye
Herald.
It Is just possible that the present
senatorial contest will demonstrate
the great need of e1ecting senators by
a direct vote of the people to such an
extent that the change will be brought
about in the very near future.-Morris
Sun.
This Is the season Of the year when
every member of the legislature is GO
Ing to cover himself with glory and re-
ceive crown of laurels" and various
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-03

The simple life resolution will last
with the most persevering of us until
dinner time today.
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It is just possible that the present
senatorial contest will demonstrate
the great need of e1ecting senators by
a direct vote of the people to such an
extent that the change will be brought
about In the very near future.-Mo
Sun.
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Clever acrobatic work by the Rath-
buns leads the olio at the Star this
week. Besides the headliners are 9TH
er turns of equal merit, and taken al
together with two funny burlesdues the
show,
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Aicany. N. Y.-Frank Wayland. Hig-
gins was formally iaaugurated as the
were elaborate and the outdoor exercises
were narred by drizzling rain.
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Nashville Tenn-Repub1ican Of the
legislature nominated William r. Brown
lew, representative in congress for the
First district, as their candidate for tho
United States senatorsfip. The legislature
is Overwhelmingly Democratic.
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rday's Temperatures-
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Washington time q p. m. ST. Paul.)
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The offering at the Grand for the
week commencing next Sunday after
noon will be Charles A. Taylor's new
melodrama, "The Female Detectives"
This play is the starring vehicle of the
Russell brothers for this season and
the two comedians will be seen, it is
said, to the best advantage.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-03

A Minneapolis detective had his
pockets picked one night this week
He must have been one of the eighteen.
smooth guys that were at New Ulm for
the past two months.-Sleepy Eye.
Herald.
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Salt Lake City. utafl--Gov. Heber M.
Wells has retired after having served two
terms and was succeeded by John G..
Cutler. Both are Republicans The leg;s-
lature Will convene Monday.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-03

Rome-Canadian Finance Minister
Fielding assisted at the beatification In
st. Peters and was impressed by the
popes presence in the procession. Mr..
Fielding leaves Rome shortly for Vienna
whence he will go to London e
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-03

Buffalo. n. Y.-Six persons were injur-
ed, three fatally, in a collision on the In
ternational bridge. A combination pony
engine and passenger car used to carry
passengers between Bridgeburg Ont, and
Buffalo. coilided with a freight train
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Hon. Frank Eddy is now trust, hav-
Ing purchased the Sauk Center Ava
lanche and consolidated it with the
Herald. 1t is expected, however, that
ne will use his newly acquired power
with moderation, and for the benefit:
Of the community Herald