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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-07-13
LOCALES.

\ In scitora dc Don Bias Herrera.
GG6 pecos Sur, lc nari6 un nino II I /
de Julio
"A Ia s"iiora Petra Gonzaloz ~c lei
In pcrmiIido que. como HntcS. cnnIf- !
M" con su cnrro prcstando gus @"r-
yicios H. Ciudad.
Ell Sheriff John ToDn Ia lido al
Houston para nsisrir Il Iu convention
de Ia Asocinci6n dc Shrrlffa do Te--
Aas. Estari uuscnto yariOs dIaa
Gcrirudia Torres de- L,Icio Ia pc
did" divorcio Dc su mnrdn Juan Iu-
clio. la sonora dirc QVun So cast
ron cl aho de 1897. qun in afiu dns
rn6s In nbandCn6 SIT marido. sin de-
jartc r"cursos para su subsisicncla.
Han pcdido permios para caaarsc
Alberto Garcia Itilaria De1gndp
Daniel J. Moran fu vcndido 81
nropiedofca de In calir Macon Il In.
meg Vanlaudineham.
La sonora j. e Maritime, muri6
r"pnhtinamcntc. do micronesia def
cornz6n cn In casa qiiuadn on uno do
las eSGninas dc las callrs do Matau,n-
rOs Y Colorado.
Ell, ancfano p Levvson q,orro
hei sehor a. Wolf fuG liccho pednzoq
ror el tranVfo No. 10 en- In esoujna
&c les callos Alamo Sur v Gucntbcr
q las 2:4o dc In tardc del 10 del pre-
ecnte.
Han pcdido pcrmiso para casar4e
Marceio Trinidad Lola Chr1euos
--7.'nan ld'h4. 81 individuo quo SO TO-
MIA d"tonIdo por cFeerao complicndo
81 IN mncric do Jos6 Marttnez. In sido
puesto en- libcrtad
La temperature de San Antonio
dnrahte In anmnnn f1a sido ideal Jn.
mos gozado de una freseura ouc n,e
rceuerda los pri'ncros dias do In nrl.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-07-13
Todos los Remedies de la Abuela de yenra
Por mayor menor, Ell la Botica del Leon
de +. A. Chapa, San Antonio Texas.

Arturo Fald6s. jose Avalos y Ma
nHci Lopez fnerOn arrestados mul
Iados por faitas Il In policfa.
Lii casa de .IoSsic Bros. Co. tu.
Fantc esta estaci6n cailrosa va 4 Ger.
ar todos los jueVcs despues de IA una
para que dcscansen mas sus tlependien
tes.
TN mnchacho mexicano fu6 arres-
tado D0r g! nnlicfn Nc Caba. pur ha-
Eersc cncontraho en- sus mnnos una
i'iciclcta cnyn proced"nCia no pudo
aXpiicar.
I'm al ndmcro pasado. "n un par
"afo dc sacetilla. dijmos Gu" II jo--
Yen Rafael Perez Nlfrido "sta sicndo !
iufcndido por los Lies Anderson y
I;rldCn. No dcbe a"r Rafael Perez
'lrrido. siro rafael Alfr3do rcr"E !
Cunstc.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-07-13
COMO GOBERNABA JsAI1Ez,

COMO GOBERNAHA JlAItEz.
Juarcz partia dos veces i Teh,,on-
| 'epec. con la invcstidura de Goher-
hador' hrrostrando los peligros m6s
I'''h'he'i''S' para restabIecer In paz
I'd" oe continue perturbaia. "Me tras
nae IN villa de Tehunnte pec-reflere-
e""mlnando hasta al punto que me
'ie possible las cansas dc los d!stur
'i"s ne aGuel depariamento, observe
li" procedfan p"tncipairGnte dc In
'I'ioi'hcih hbnnd"no do las auturi-
aadcS subaIternas On 81 cumpiimiou-
to de sus deboTcs: del aKuso aIIe ha-
cinn del poher. que $" los habfa con-
'iado" tEXpn~icioncaJ
Los &ohornGdorCs dn los ogtadog me-
Ii"aH"@ dchea imti" "ata eondurin
," iudrcI
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-07-13

uNrn de III nccesitiad 9 efecto dc Ia
ignorancla, despuGs 10 ropntnn como
una yerdnd quo les parece iudigputa-
bic; cuando los cnCargados dc ilus-
trarios OlYidan este debcr y fomcu".
tan dtrccta indircctamento cl er-
r0r. arrnigon mas y mas In prcocnpa.
ci6n, y hacen quo para destruirla sea
necesnrio IN csfucrzo extraordinarIO
En- las prcsentes circunstancias al
gObcrnantc no cs 81 hombre que go
10 Y 80 preparn un porvenir do dIcha
= ho ventura: aa. si, al primoro en- 81
s,ifrimicnto en- 81 trabaio, y Ia pri.
mern Vfctimh que los opTesorcs del
pueblo tiencn sefaiada para 81 sncri-
fici0.
Unn Yolmniad firme constants dc
haccr el bien saperara las mas gran
der dificultades.
En- mnchoa de nurstros conciudadn
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-07-13
CATORCE de JULIO.

Ei II dc julio do 1883, Ia Basti!la,
prist0n en- que Uran ConfinadOs los pre-
SOS politicos durante el reinado de
Luis XVI, fu6 demolidn por el pueblo
como el simbolo de a. las caducas ms
titucioncs de Ia monnrquia, morfan
para siempre. Este acontecimicnto es
ii preludio tormcntoso de csa enor-
me tragedia conocida en- Ia historic
con Ell nombre dc RevoluCi0n Fran
cesa, cuyo influjo esta vivo en- Ia mo
derna historic del mundo.
Los principles de In REVOLUTION fue-
ron los siguientes:
l. Todos los hombres nacen con-
tintnn libres, y con iguales derechos;
las distinclones sociules son puramcn-
te convencionnles.
. La sociedad es una association
de hombres destinada Il prcservar los
derechos naturales de nquellos.
3. La sohcranfa reside en- Ii ma
ci6n; toda autoridad impuesta sobre
TN indiyiduo sobre una corporation,
vicnc dircctamente de la naci6n.
l. La libertad es el podcr de ha-
Ger 10 que Sc quiera, sin perjuicio de
tercer0; 81 inico limite del derecho
de cadn hnmbre. estA allf donde CO.
nienZl cl derecho de otro. Este lini-
te cata solo determinado por la ley.
5. La ley puedc prohibir. sofa
mente WiuGii;.:; a.e...nes uoG;yGs" Il
la sociodad: "Quord lex non vetat
pnrmttit"
6. Ley cs In expression IL. IN vo-
luntad general; todos los ciudadanos
uenen derecho de tomar partc. por
medic de sus representatives. on ia
formation de las lcyes. Estas deben
scr igualcs para todos:tndDs los ciuda-
lanos tiencu igualcs dcrcchca (confo,
me Il su aptitu::) para ocupar puestos
pnblGos on ei estado.
7, La aCusaci0u. al arresto, Ia de-
tcnci6n solo pueden hacerse de acuer
do con In ley. Ia que todos tiencn o.
bligac0n de obedeccr
8. La Icy dene ser razonnblc: no
debe tener efecto retroactive.
o. Todo individuo debe ser tcnido
como inocente hasta quo no haya ST.
dc convicto; lus personals arrcstndns
deben ser tratudas suavemcnte
10, Todos los hombrcs son li1res
para abrazar la religion que uuieran.
con tnl de que no sea subversiva al
orden pubico.
II. La libcrtad do hablar. dc escri-
Dir, dc publican articuloE iupresog
tsalvO cn los cHsos rcgrrvados rur In
leyJ es uno de los mas prcciosog do
rcCEog del hombrc
J2. Es ncccsaria una fucr2n pnblicn
para garantagr los dorechos del HON
hrc, tai fucrza os para cl banefiCio do
'odos. no para ct uso exclusive do
una clnsc.
H. Para eI SOstcnimicntO do csta
fuorzn, ca nccesarin una rOntrihuci0n
romn paGRda pOr todOs, cn propor--
oi6n Il sus rccursog
il. 'Fodos los Cf,idadnnog ticncn do
rcCho dc demoatras fpor ST nor ro-
presentnnteg) quo tui contribution 20
bllch OK ncCr2aria. COngentir Il clio.
arrcglar su apiicaci6n. su inciden.-
cia. ci modo dc c0brarla. SUP duracinn.
Is, i.h sociednd ticnc cl dcrccho
de pcdiT cuenta Il sits servidnrcs pibIi
cos. CT los aEuntOs dc la adminlslra-
ci6n.
tG. La &UciCdad cnyGs dcrcCh0s no
cstdn nacgurados. Q 81 pndnr dc 6stoa
no cstd dGfinilivHmcnte Gcgtrlbuldo
no ticnc constitution.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-07-13

los eNiste falsa y perniciosr con-
ricci0n dc que no solo son antos. ST.
no que ucncn I'M Gerecho indispensa-
bic para ser colOcados en- cualguier
destino por diffcil que sea su descm-
peao. De aquf resulta que las auto
ridades Sc vean constantemente i'm
partunadas por multitud de preteu--
dicntes ineptos y viciosos que 81
son colocados, como que reputan los
empleos por I'm puesto dc descanso
) de comod!dad. Solo los hombres
honrados y de conocida aptitud de-
senpeharan los empleos, desnparecien
40 esa playa de pretendientes impor-
tunos que quieren vivir del erario sin
merecerlo.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-07-13
La Banda tapatia gano Ell
primer premio.

Tn ieleErama de Buffalo. y. Y.
'ecibido aver en- San Antonio. anuncia
que la Banda NacionaI Mexicana do
GuHiuidjHTf ri. Gi:e !inv0 Il club "Quien
Sabc' de 'El Paso Glks.' gan0 ei rri-
NOR prcmio on cl concierto de ban
has habtdo RI II dc Julio on aqu"llu
riudad
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-07-13

Por buenas que sean las intenciones
del que gobierna y por grande que
sen su actividad para dar impulse Il
los diversos ramos de Ia ndministra-
cion para hacer que reinen Ia paz
la 1usticia, son esteriles sus es-
lucrzos 81 no son secundados por los
agentes y colaboradores que Ia ley IL
ha sehhlado.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-07-13

Ha sido siempre mi mas ardiente
deseo restablecer eli imperio de la
ley y ell prestigio de la autoridad,
Ponianao .cnto & Ia rs1stnnfy,rn,.
transigir con Ell crimen con el Vi
clio: costumbre criminal vergonzo-
sa que envilece d los gobIerno.; y que
alicnta los criminales imponer-
les condolences ldegradantes
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-07-13

FL Is de Julio de 1905 harG ~
amos que muri0 Judrez. patricia ren1
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-07-13

Ell hombre que carece de 10 precise
para al:mentnr 4 su famnia, va In
instruction dc sns hi1os como I'M bien
mny remote como un obstacul1 pa
ra conseguir ai sustento diario. En-
veZ de destinarlos ii In escuela, sc
sirve de ellos pnra el cuidndo de In
casa para alquilar sI d6bil trabajo
personal con que poder aliviar I'm
ianto 81 peso fla In miscrin, que 10 n
gobia.
Todos los puebios que viven conten
tos con sus preocupaciones religiosas.
oponen fuertes res!atencias 4 Ia re-
lorna. aunqae 6sta sea cCnforme al
dogma cristiaro y 4 In convcnicncia
social. 10 que On ellos fuG una vez
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-07-13

F'ormar Il las nuieres con todas las
recomendaciones que exigc su necesa-
ria elevadn mission, es formar el ger
men fecnndo de regeneration, mejora
social. Por este es que SUI cduca--
ci6n iamas debe descuidarsc
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-07-13
PENSAMIENTOS
DE JU - r H

+! mllitariSmO cS encmigo de II de
mUCruCia
FL uniCo medic eficaz de rcstableccr
In moralidad cn tOdas las clases So
ciales. cs haccr que los funciOnaros
cumplan lagan cumplir las leyes.
81 hay In rcctitud y energfa sufi--
ciente para hacer efectiva Ia respon-
sabilidad dc los magistrates iuece:
que falten al cumplimiento de sus
uepereS' IndudaDlemante mejorard
nuestra administration de justicia.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-06-24

a little fun at home is wholesome.
Don't shut up your homes, lest the
sun fade your carpets or your heart,
lest u laugh should shake down some
of the musty cobwebs there. If you
want to ruin your sons let them think
that all mirth and social enjoyment
must be left on the threshold when
they come home at night. When
ones home is regarded as only a
place to eat and sleep the work is
begun that ends in gambling houses
and degradation. Young people
must have fun anC relaxation every
where, especially here in Tonopah.
If they do not find it around their
own hedrthstones, it will be sought in
other, perhaps less desirable, places.
Therefore. let the fire burn brightly
at home. Don't repress the buoyant
spirits Of merriment around the lamp
and freight of home. The remem-
brance Of such evenings are the best
safeguards the boys and girls can
take when they venture out into the
busy world.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-06-24
State Liquor Licenses.

Sheriff Tom Logan has received
from State Controller Davis blank
@liccnsr> 10 be used in the collection Of
state liquor licenses, rs per chapter
22s Of the 1908 statdtes, approved
March ID, 1905, which reads as fol.
lows. Ia wit.
SECTION l. On the first day Of
July, A. D. 1905, and annually there
after on January first, every person,
hrnI, company o. corporation manu-
featuring o. selling, either at retail
or Wholesale, any spirituous, malt or
vinous liquors shall in addition to the
licenses now provided by law, take
out a state liquor license as herein
alter provided. which license shall
not be transferable by sale. assign.
ment or otherwise.
SEC. }. The several sherias Of the
respective counties Of this state are
hereby made the collectors OF, and
authorized aud required to issue and
colIec, said licenses, and shall, upon
the payment Of fifty $500 dollars,
issue a retail state license to any
person, firm, company or corporation
engaged in selling spirituous, malt or
Vinous liquors 10 quantities less than
hve gallons, and the word Retail
shall be written in red ink across the
AGE Of such license; provided, that
retail drug stores shall not be re.
CURED to pay more than twelve ($l2)
olla per annum for such retail
state liquor license.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-06-24
Have You a Cough.

a dose Of Billiards. Horehornd
Syrup will relieve il. Have you a
cold?
Try it for whooping cough, for
asthma, for consumption, for bron.
chitis. Mrs. Joe McGrath, 327 T..
LIST. street, Hutchinson, Kas. writes.
Il have used Billiards. Horehound
Syrup in my family for 5 wears, and
find it the most palatable medicine
ever used. Sold by Union Drug
Stores, Tonopah and Goldfeld.
The best WHISTLES and liquors OF
all kinds at the Tonopah Liquor
company's place formerly Hank
Knight's.)
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-06-24
GENERAL NEWS
OF The WEEK
Death OF General GOmez--Mrs,
WhittOn is Awarded $4,000
by a Jury in U. $. Court
at Carson.

General Maxine Gomez died in
Havana, Cuba, last Saturday after a
brief Illness. He leaves a widow,
five sons and a daughter.
In the q. S. Court at Carson this
week the jury awarded Mrs. Wilton
a Judgment for s 1900 in the suit
brought against the Reno Power and
Light Company on account Of the
death of her husband, who was killed
while turning on an overcharged in
candescent light. Mrs. Whitton sued
for $40, 000.
A vast body Of quartz carrying
sulphides and gold in large paying
quantities has been developed in the
Bendigo district, Australia, at a
depth of 4, 1856 feet. 1t is interesting
to note that at this great depth the
rocks are cool, the water is cold and
the supply Of air is excellent. The
rocks and water are indeed cooler at
this depth than at 1893 feet, and the
director Of the survey states that he
sees no east why the shaft should
not be continued to 3, 600 feet or more.
The body Of Charles Webb vino
disappeared from Searchlight, Lin.
coin county, last year, was found
two weeks ago, by two p~rospectors,
forty miles from that place. He had
evidently died from thirst. S577 was
found in the pockets OF the clothing
Of the deceased
r. H. Leigh, who recently died in
Reno, left a will hequeathing 81, 600
each TO Indian Billie and Indian Susie.
two Indians who were his loyal friends
during his life time
The Republican says that placer
ground paying 50. 30 per ton in gold
has been found on the Bonner Ice
company's ground, one and a half
miles west Of Truckee
A postof1ice has been established
at Spring Valley, the scene of the
recent sensational mining excitement
near L%ovelock, in Humboldt county.
Gravel paying 81 to the pan has
been found at a depth Of J, 800. feet in
boring a wen in the town Of Marys.
Vile, Cal.
1t IS estimated that 30, 900 people
visited Lake Tahoe last summer aud
that $4,000 people will visit there
this summer
Thomas d Riordan, the noted
California lawyer aud politician died
in San Francisco last Saturday from
heart failure.
Texas capitalists are 10 pay 500,
600 for mining property IN White
Horse district, Wasboe county.
Richard X. Fox, proprietor Of the
Police Gazette. has been granted a
divorce.
The Tonopah Lumber Company has
400 cars Of material side tracked at
Reno.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-06-24
Sprained Ankle, Stiff Neck, Lame
shoulder,

These are three common ailments
Tor which Chamberlain Pain Balm
is especially valuable, II promptly
applied ii will save you time, money
md suffering, when troubled with
any one Of these ailments. For sale
by all druggists.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-10-28

cuIHrIng aDour andrB m rng suurn Of
Russia. Private reports received here
are said to confirm the stories Of the
mutiny on board the battleship Cath
crime Il. and the destruction by incen-
diaries Of the battleship Pateliemon,
formerly the Kniaz Potemkine. but the
authorities do not confirm the rumors
and kilograms OF inquiry remain un.
answered. sss
In the interior of Russia the people
have neither mall nor newspapers and
are the prey to the widest stories OF
what is occurring. This is considered
to be 3 bad side Of the situation, as it
Is feared 1t may lead to peasant up
risings which In the absence OF troops
might result in frightfnl excuses.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-10-28

ana saratoT are dfsquIet1ng. with a
Iingle exception the newspapers Of
sKieff have declared In favor OF q
strike. All the drug stores in Saratoff
are closed and the town Is without
artificial light and no newspapers are
appearing. The saratoff town council
has organized a committee Tor the pro-
lection Of the citizens. !, I'll, !, Z ~ ~
The street cars IN st. Petersburg
have ceased running and the employees
or the bureau OF ways and communica-
lions and even the bank and once
employees have agreed to affiliate them
selves with the movement.
The news from the interior is mea-
ger. The situation has not improved.
According to reliable reports the
troops ct Kharkof side with the stu
dents and strikers. In many places
the schools are closed. The high school
girls Of Pakoff walked out during the
morning.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-10-28
.REVOLUTIONISTS GAINING
UPLAND in RUSSIA.
RESIDENTS or at. PETERSBURG
ALARMED BY WILD RuMoRs
IN CIRCULATION.
sTRiKERs CLOSE DOWN ELEc.
TRic LIGHT PLANT AND CITY
. iNsDARkNEss.

q It Petersburg, Oct. 2S.During the
afternoon the widest rumors spread
and the city was seized with . semi.
spenic.
Studants began to coneregate ~ the
,,.s.assst, e ~ v.ss,,, o.tran a..
49,. -. 3. -, i, ~. 4.
1870 llns sna. 10y .a.enueu 9
Aold Ine Onlldine g tne students q
kharkon held their university against
the military and to hold = big meeting.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-10-28
PATRICK MUST PAY PENALTY
COURT OF APPEALS TURNS DOWN
MOTION FOR REARGUMENT
OF LAWYER CASE.

+ Albany, N. Y, Oct. 2S.-The court
Of appeals during the day denied the
motion for reargument of the appeal
Of Albert I. Patrick from conviction
Of murder in the first degree and sen.
tence of death for the killing in 1900
of w. M. Rice, an aged millionaire of
New York city. The motion was made
Oct. 2 by former United States Sen.
ator David B. Hill.
The decision apparently deprives
Patrick of his last hope of interference,
SO far as the courts of this state are
concerned, with the execution of the
death sentence first passed upon him
in March, 1902. The court of appeals
within few days win assign a new
date for the execution of the original
sentence.
Whether Senator Hill will attempt
to or can carry the case to the United
States courts on appeal remains to be
seen. Failing that Patrick's only hope
will lie with executive clemency at
the hands of Governor Higgins.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-10-28
Ours. THROAT oF LOVER.
jealousy Of Girl Leads to Quarrel and
Y " Tragedy.

80 y 7s- N ) /
Abba, Ia, Oct. %. Pretending to
adjust his neektie Miss Mrytle VIII.
fans, aged twenty years, cut the throat
of Harold Stephens, aged TWENTY-FIVE
years, her sweetheart
Stephens had had an engagement
with the girl on the previous evening
He failed to keep 1t. Miss Williams
accused him Of calling On another girl
and q Jealous lovers quarrel Followed
Il Before Stephens became unconscious
he told in few words how the assault
was executed. They were seated on a
davenport and the girl was fondling
his face. After tightening the knot in
his necktie she reached to her waist
and produced the razor. She drew the
blade across his throat before Stephens
could move to resist. Miss Williams Is
under arrest. --s ...i...f s,.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-10-28

the Magnolia was grounded. The
president and party were transferred
to the lighthouse tender Ivy, which
was accompanying the Magnolia, and
proceeded to the West Virginia on
time. The master, officers and pilot
were on duty on board the Magnolia at
the time Of the collision. It IS be-
neved the Magnolia can make the nee
essary repairs to return to. New Or
leans under her own steam. =
Eairn lis on the right, or west bank
Of the river. and is In q bend. It Is
presumed here that both boats were
running close to the shore AS the
Magnolia was struck on the port side
II .is the theory that she Was near
enough to the shore to be Immediately
Pm aground go g. E1ssSt
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-10-28
STRIKE SPREADS AT MOSCOW.
Watsr, cas and street Railway En-.
i 4 pIoyes 90 Out. p ts3k

Moscow. Oct, 2S.An OF the en-
pioyes OF the water and gas works and
strest railway lines struck during the
day. II et5l
H The governor general has issued q
proclamation to the effect that traffic
on the Nicolai. Moscow and Kazan
lines viii be restored and the strike
win not prevent the city from being
supplied with provisions, OF which
there Is an ample stock. 2fo
The strikers are touring the fac.
tories where work is going on, smash
ing the windows and demanding the
Rtoppage of work. .s:.... ..;.s. Il (,
The League OF leagues has divided
the city into six districts. appointing
an agent In each to carry on the agita-
ton and to collect funds to support the
strikers. m .4.3s1. ,,5..as85s;. ii
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-10-28
CAUSE NOT bETERMihED.
Three inmates Of Orphan Asylum Die
OF Poisoning.

Burlington, vt, Oct. 49, Seventeen
girls whose ages range from two to six
years, at the St Joseph's orphan asy-
lum Ia this city. were taken suddenly
III during the night and three or them
died within three hours At an au-
topsy held under the auspices OF the
state board Of health It was determined
that the death OF the three girls was
due to poisoning. but that the cause
had net appeared.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-10-28

Manila, Oct. %. Troops under Cap
tain Mccoy, Third cavalry. surprised
Datto Ali, head Of the moro insurgents
who has been on war path in Min
danao for some time past. and killed
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FRENCH VIEW ooF SITUATION

OFFICIALS Regard Conditions In Russia
az Alarming.
Paris. Oct Is. official dispatches
continue to arrive here uninterruptedly
from st. Petersburg. They show the
general condition of the agitation,
leading the authorities here to regard
the situation as alarming. 1,
a Unofhcial quarters and the newspa-
pers discuss the Russian situation &c
Yerging on 9 revolution. 4 4. "
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PART OF CITY IN FLAMES
Die FIRE OF INcENDIARY ORIGIN
RAGING At WARSAW. RUS
SIAN POLAND.

Thorn, Prussia, Oct. ga message
from reliable source in Warsaw re.
ceiyed here during the day says that
m incendiary fire which started there
during the night has not been extin-
guished and that one part Of the city
= In flames. i, S
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ENTIRELY DISCONTINUED.

Railroad Communication With Points
< Outside OF Russia.
Berlin, Oct. %. Railway communi,
cation beyond the Russian frontier is
now entirely discontinued. Passen-
gers who had arrived at the boundary
stations are returning and many travel
ers bound for Russia are stopping at
hotels here. The Prussian railway au-
thorities are unable to say when com
munication Is likely to be restored.
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!. Run On Bank Continues.

Trenton, N. u, Oct.e2s. gsha run on
the Trenton Trust and SAFE Deposit
com papy which assumed large proper
lions Thursday, continued during the
day. but the Withdrawals at noon,
while they aggregated between 200
and 800 accounts. amounted to Iess
than &40, 1000. stfs FL