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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-28

THE PEOPLES HAY AND FEED
COMPANY. 313 ThIrtleth street
have number OF stalls to rent with
light, water and shelter for wagons
Citizens phone So 1-2O-JH
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-28

J. Fl. CAFFEE & SON, THIRTY
third street and Huntington avenue.
Both phones No. ]. Residence; Bela
phone No. IL.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-28

FOR T-SECOND STORY
trout room, with or without board
Address 5000 West avenue 2-28-3t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-28

FOR lENT-ONE LARGE FURNISH
ed room. southern exposure; with
privilege Of bath. 1919 Thirtv-fourth
street. 2-23-6t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-28
FOR RENT.

FOR REN'T-ONE OR TWO ROOMS,
with or without board. No. EOS Tli--
ty-second. street. MRS. TALMAGE.
2-2G-6t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-28

Those forty-two piece dinner sets at
I.ash's arc selling for only S5.S7 a set.
Lave you seen them? 2-7.tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-28
NOTICE.

The annual meeting Of the stocihCltl-
crs OF the Newport News Siiphuild,ns
& Dry Dock Company Will Ic hclG at
the Office Of the company at Newport
:S"Ms. Va, on Thursday, March 9Th.
1905. nj II O'Clock noon. Tor the cleo
ton ot directors Tor tho ensuing year.
AID nc transaction OF such other buHi-
r;Ss rs may properly come before tho
nee, ing. CHARLES BABHiDGE,
2-lb-lat Sccrclary.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-28

FOR THE BEST RESULTS. TAKE
your prescriptions to the Ideal Phar
macy or to Congdon's Pharmacies q,
Phoebus and Hampton, Va. Patent
medicines at cost 5-Sl-tt
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-28
COAL AND WOOD.
uNDERTAkERs.

UNDERTAKEN Il. ROUSE FOR
good service. prompt attention.
Phone 81. 2S4 Twenty-flfth street
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-30
champion de los Po|igamos
AIos SO anos ha tenids 8
esp0sas

David Seeley, de SO amos de edad,
y rsconocido como ell <champi6n> de
los polfgamos en- Michigan, ha sido
condenado q prisi6n durante un pc
rfod0 de cuatro cinco amos. Sc sos
tiene que Seeley tiene Q esposas, ha-
biendo sido convicto en- causa inicia-
da por la sefiora J. Blanchard.
Seeley es ell hombre mas anciano
que Sc ha enviado q 10 carcel hasta
en- el condado que pertenece. Hace
algunos dias que Sc escape de Ia car
eel, pero fue capturado nuevamente
despu6s de haber recorrido Is millas
en- un estado verdaderamente deplo-
rable.
Aunque generalmente Sc le ha CO.
nocido por ell nombre de David See
ley, Sc le han conocido sin embargo
cuatro 6 cinco nombres mas.
Ha sido sido acusado varias We.
ces y fse condena ado q cuatro amos de
prisi6n por blgamia en- la carcel de
Jackson. Aunque actualmente solo se
conocen nueve de sus viudas, se supo
ne que son muchas mas las que cedie
roo q sus requisiciones amorosss, pol
que las condolences de muchas de ellal
y las pequefas sunas que comparati
vamente obtuvo de elias no han atraf
do mucho Ia curiosidad publica. Mu
chas pre6eren silenciar su estado anteI
que aparecer fernando parte de es'
enredo matrimonial.
El metodo de Seeley era sumamen
to sencillo. Cuando estaba sin fondo
buscaba un pueblo en- donde no le co
nocieran, entraba on relaciones col
alguna viuda 8 seilorita que pasara d.
los cincuenta y procuraba terminar 9
asunto & la mayor brevedad, hacienda
la vista al ministro 8 juez las poca
sem anas de tales relaciones.
Escogfa stempre una mujer gu
tuviera algo en- el banco, procurab
por todos los medios q su alcance apo
derarse del dinero y luego desapare
cfa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-30
LAS VERDADES
Son6 la hora

Es precise, es necesario que Ia hu-
manidad Sc regenere de una vez, para
que asi sucedan; es precise que los
hombres tengan el civismo sufciente
para que ostenten con orgullo las ideas
y los pensamientos sean cual fuere.
Mientras refine la hipocresia y el en-.
gafio, no habra pueblos nj nacionea
libres. Los hombres hipocritas son
las causas de las grandes desgracias
que pesan sobre Espafia. Es precise
tener ell valor sufciente, y que el atan
de mando no domino la conciencia.
Es precise, repetimos, darse una vuel.
ia por la GLORIA y yer el gran sur.
lido de mercancias que acaba de reci.
birse. Cruz 10. iY el Car?
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-30
CaTta-ac|araci6n
LajaS, Enera "a, de 1905
Sr. Director de LA DEMoCRAOIA.
San Juan.

San Juan.
Muy seffor mio: En- las columnas
de su ilustrada publication, correspon.
diente al dfa 2 del corriente mes, y con
motive de una correspondence de
AguadillA, aparece un tai Jose Esco-
bar ssntenciado por la Corte de aoue.
La villa & un ano de prssidio, por de-
Ito de hurto.
Como 20 llevo Ell mismo nombre '
apellido que ell desgraiisdo sugeto &
que me re6ero, desso MERCER de nsted
la publication de e>ta carta en- su va.
liente peri6dico, para que con.te que
no soy 20, Jose Escobar, vscino de
Lsias, ell Jose Escobar sentencIado
por la Corte de Aguadilla.
Tai aclaraci6n es innecesaris pa.
ra con las personaS que me conocen
intimamente, J reSulta vicioSa hasta
CisTto puntol psro como tepgo tamil!G.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-30

res numerosoS en- ysrios pueblos de la
isla, todos me escriben informandose
de 81 soy 20 ell desgrsciado que apare-
ce condenado en- la relaci6n que q su
peri6dico hacen de la mencionada VIZ
liza, deseo darles esta contestacion pG-
blics, evitSndome con clio ell numeroso
trabaio de hacerlo privadamente & to.
dos los que me han escrito.
AnticipaRdo 4 usted las graciss
por este servicio, quedo de usted muy
stentamente,
1osE D, EaoosAR,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-30

A la hora en- que escribo esias H.
meas es casi seguro que ell ministerio
y la politica de Mr.. Combes recibiran
un golpe mortal, porque han sido ys
tambien objeto de un ataque desespe'
rado por parte de la oposici6n. Ha'
ciendo justicia & esta Ultima, hay que
reconocer que ha explotado muy bien
ell asunto de los documentos que en- el
ejercito Sc lie llama la cobra de los
espfas.>
Los peri6dicos nacionalistas SO
han apresurado q reproducir los ex-
tractos recogidos por Mr.. Guyot de
N. de Villeneuve, un empleado periu-
TO del Gran Oriente, y q cada publ
caci6n Sc ha producido gran sensaci6n
por los incidentes que la han seguido,
tanto como sl envfo de padrinos para
duelos y cartas provocativas.
Ell ejercito frances actualmente Sc
halla en- el estado de irritaci6n y de
disturbio en- que Sc encontraba duran
to los peores dias del anti-semitismo,
con la sola diferencia de que va no es
question de judfos sino de fracmasones
Otra maniobra habil ha consistido
en- excitar & los miembros de 10 Legion
de Honor, que exigieron del Consejo
de Ia Ordsn represalias contra los
miembros de la misma, quienes Sc en-
contr6 culpables de hallarse compli.
cados On la obra del espionajs.
Esto fu6 atacar un punto debil,
porque coloc6 en- oposici6n al gobier'
no, que no puede tolerar tales repre-
salias, y & la Gran Cancilleria, que
evidentemented desea emprenderlas. Los
miembres de la Orden uuidos on estas
peticiones, que recuerdan las tamosas
listas references al coronel Henry, J
en- las peticiones los nombres de ge
nerales, miembros del Institute, fun.
cionarios y un complete y respectable
estado mayor.
Esta demonstration sola hub,era
bastado para trastornar un gobierno
Los electores de Paris han afiadido &
clio ell nombrar al almirante Biendi
me para ocnpar ell puesto del difunto
diputado M. Syveton, siendo este vice.
alminante una vfctlma y un oponente
de M. Camille Pelletan, ministro dt
Marina. Explot6 el asunto de los es
pion sies, y fue electo por una graz
mayoria.
Pero no pararon aqui las cosas
/ La semana Ultima So abri6 el parla
mento, y la C&mara de Dlputados tie
ne que escoger un presidente. La opo
sici6n ha ocultado sus planes y solC
ha descargado sus baterfas en- el ilti
mo instante, cuando propuso la can
didatura de M. Brisson. En- vano fu
que este SO presentaSs como una espe
Gle de sfmbolo republican,. Su ca
rrera de honor, su lealtad, su consa
graoi6n & los ideales democraticos
su simpatico desintsreS, no le valierol
de NADIA contra las tardias declar acio
mes de N. Doumer, cuya candidatur,
fu6 Propuesta como una demostraci6l
contra el Gabinete.
Los diputados votaron por escru
tinio sscrsto, no temiendo, nj al minis
terio nj & los comites de sus eleccio
neS. N, Doumer fue electo por un,
mayorfs de 25 votos. Este es un graz
golpe asestado al Gabinete, que est,
va evidentemente disturbado.
No obstante, en- medic de estal
excitaciones, el contribuyente frances
LENA Sus obligaciones por modo exec
lente y duraute ell slo que ha pasado
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-30

ha dado ingresos al tesoro por cerca
de $50. 900, 900 mas de 10 que Sc le pi.
di6. No es este el momento de tras.
tornar por un impuesto sobre Ia renta
sl mecanismo del presupuesto, que da
; tan excelentes resultados.
Segdu las iltimas noticias el 60.
bierno atraviesa una gran crisis. La
semana Ultima NJ Dpumer tom6 pose
sion del cargo de Presidente de 10 c.
mara, y supo como contender con 10
extrema izquierda y los socisiistas
que 10 cubrieron dc insultos. El mismo
dia, el consejo de la orden de 10 LIE.
gi6n de Honor, en- respuesta q una pc.
tici6n de un ndmero de miembros de 10
orden, celebr6 un meeting y unknimen.
to di6 ejemplo borrando del registro
ell nombre de un comandante retirado
que ha hecho Ia denuncia de alguuos
de sus colegas.
Fue la sefial del 40 del ministerlo
Combes, porque fue en- cierso modo
una acci6n divisoria, sustituyendo Ia
orden del conseio de la orden por la
del gobierno.
Los mi ..istros 10 han comprendido
| & Ia luz de este criterio, desde el ms
taute que han decidido dejar & sus su-
cesores la tarea de despejar 10 situa.
ci6n.
Ell viernes Sc inici6 con 10 publ.
caci6n de una carta dirigida por el &c.
neral Peigne, jefe del noveno cuerpo
de ej6rcito, al mason M. Vadecard,
informandole que harfa todo 10 que
estuviese en- su poder para desprender-
SO de los oficiales de su cuerpo dc eier-
cito. En- la C&mara ha comenzado la
batalla, y los ministries desean reti-
rarse con armas y bagaies, y la opo.
sici6n tratando de aplastarlos.
NJ. Combes ha hscho hoy su dis.
curse de defensa, dando explicacio.
nes de la polftica ministerial, que con-
sistieron en- protestar contra las agl-
taclones de que 90 ha querido rodear
el sistema de espionaie secreto; mos
trando una similiridad entire las listss
de los mlembros de Ia Legion do Ho-
nor y las listas formadas en- ell caso
del Coronel Henry.
i M. Combes por consiguiente, auR-
que presenta el Sasunto del espiona.
ie, como parecido al sasunto Dreyfuso
insiste tambi6n en- el famoso .progra.
ma al que todos los republicanos lla.
man anti-clericalismo, un impu0Sto
sobre Ia renta, pensiones & los iraba.
adoreS y separation de la Iglesia y el
, Estado. La Ultima hora sobre el
asunto es que en un conseio de gabi-
nete celebrado en- sl ministerio de 10
interior, baio Ia presidencia dc M.
CombeS, este ley6 Ia carta en- que
: anuncia su dimisi6n asi como la de
sus coleGas.
M. Rosvier ha informado 4 sus
, amigos polfticos, que 81 SO lie encarga
de formar Ell nuevo midistsrio, no
aceptarS ninguna condici6n y seguirG
su propia polftica.
Los funerales de Ia sefiora madre
del presidents Loubet SO cslebrarGn en-
Marsanne (Departamento de Drome. J
: Fl resdmen del asunto syvston
culmina en- sl informs dado por los
expertos considerable 81 muerts como
un suicide, desspareciendo 81 mis-.
ierio que parecfa rodearlo, y corrobo-
rando en- todos suS puntos las decla-
raciones de Nine. Syveton.
SIMON IzAzA.
/ Paris, Enero, 1908.
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Anuncio

El que suscribe, otrece mulas do
madas s ind6nitas. Fl que interese
comprar algunas puede dirigirSe &
ests Villa.-ALTREDo AMY,
CoHmo Julio 81, 1908,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-30
BUQUES EN- PUERTO

TRAVESIA
sMannie Swan> cargando.
<Loring c. Ballard> descargando.
SDoris M. Pidrups pendiente.
SMiguel Gallarts descargando.
CABOTAJE
S1sabelas Aguadills, Mayaguez y
Ponce.
<Petra1 Arroyo.
<Mayagaezana3 pendiente.
GRicardo RUIZ pendiente.
<Dos Hermanos1 Fsisrdo.
SCarmelita1 Yabucoa.
SIndiaS descargando.
sDolpres, Humacao y Naguabo.
SMaria Artsus Vieques.
SSan Miguel. Fsjsrdo.
SEncarnaci6ns Fiardo y Naguabo
SPedritos Vieques.
Touaron puerto los vapores can
tonic Lopez y Miguel Gallart,, despa
chandosa para la Hsbsna ell vapol
eAntonio Lopez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-01-30
& doctor MuhOz traSIada
su despachO
Paris, Enero, 1905.

El doctor Gustsvo Mufioz ha tras.
adado su despacho & la cslle de Te.
uGn ndmero 81, altos, donde recibirS
sus cllsntes de dos 4 cuatro de ls tar.
ndmero 252.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-12
JUROR
SENT TO PRISON

James G. Wyman was sentenced to
be imprisoned for twenty-four hours by
Judge Dole, for defaulting in attend
ance as Federal juror. The respond
ept had been brought from Kauai by
Deputy M2Isf al Winter under a beach
warrant. His oScUse was that he had
only had occasional employment and
was unable to pay his fare. 1t was
pointed out to him by the court that
he might have borrowed the money and
repaid it from the fees he would re-
ceive as juror. Yet his excuse was
admitted to be a pretty good one as
he could rot have been expected to
swim.
District Attorney Breckons thought
fine should be imposed as well as i'm
prisonment, for a warning to others.
He took it all back, however when
Marshal Hendry had informed the
court that Mr.. Wyman was really an
in 3igeut man, is the very clothes he
wore in court had been bought, since
he was brought to town, by a subscrip-
ton among officials and others
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-12

of the Amendatory Act of March 1891
ond
book provided by tins act SHALL
nsofthi act,
of
published dramazed translated or
forfeit every
shall also forfeit and
~ % NAV in
of jurisdiction
infringement
the recovered brought
section be
Aee 9o1.rs and not than IN thousand dollars
representing COMPOSE
has
heirs assigns shall be lao Tor damages
representation be Wfui for
o guilty of m1sdemeano and upon con
a
notice the defendant by
composition served
injunction be granted anywhere IN the
operative and be enforced by proceedings TO
on other Circuit Court or Judge IN the
Unit
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-12
TUESDAYS LESSON AT COOKING
SCHOOL.

By special request Miss Tracy's
cooking lesson for next Tuesday morn
ing at the Hawaiian Hotel will be
cake making. Miss Tracy will illus
trate the making of mocha cake, round
cake and pound cake waters. While
cake making is one of the most simple
problems in home-cooking as far as
ingredients are concerned, it requires
the most delicate knack to be always
successful and Miss Tracy will make
the art clear to her audience.
A large number of society ladies is
seen at the cooking school each week.
and most of them would not think of
missing the lessons.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-12
WHAT OTHERS SAY ARo11r TT

heau "ha Vhe birmingham (Aa) hast
Inc harrison Mutual Burial
zinc II mas ATTAINED membership
anu unsheo the funeral expenses families
10 meet
all classes from the rich the honestIab r ~
Mr. A F. BURK, Harrison, = > -
my Dear Strive have been working
our country
included In the
OF cooperation work in the country.
L.. 7. POTTS
Dec Is,
Mr. A F. BURK, Harrison,
of
pee deaths
people OF our city and everything s nice
Wishing a Christmas Iamy rstruy
s
There
in the
.......
L. W.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-12

good and the good people how to get
better. ''-Neodesha (Kan) Sun "a re-
yival is in progress al this place.
Wanted-A eading retail implement
dealer, in a good-sized Iowa city. is in
charge of the choir in the Methodist
Church. He needs a first-class young
lady for bookkeeper and stenographer
and filing the position would like, If
possible, to help along the church work
by securing a lady who is a good sing
er, either soprano or alto. and capable
of ca frying her part in a mixed quartet.
He needs also a good floor salesman,
and a man who has a first-class bass
voice would receive preference.-Farm
Implement News
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-12
BAD TREE FOR STREETS.

Editor Advertiser: I notice in perus-
ing your article on "Arbor Day for Col
lege Hills" that the Java plum" was
TO be used in one Of the sections, and
would suggest for the benefit of the
residents OF that suburb that you draw
their attention to the fact that this
tree is a very undesirable one for a
sidewalk on account of the fruit which
falls in great quantities during the
bearing season, TO the discomfort of
pedestrians and the ruin of their cloth
ing.
It is also a source of annoyance to
property owners while being subjected
TO the depredations of the terrible
small boy and his sticks and stones!
JOSEPHINE KING.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-12
JUDGMENT IN THE UNITED STATES FEDERAL
COURT ON INFRINGEMENT ON COPY
RIGHT LAW.


of in
Sixth Judicial Circuit of the United
Tuesday
third year
Present, C. Thompson Judge.
On Wednesday the 18th of July D. 1900.
Among the proceedings had following,
This this BILL replica
he hereby ppualy nned selling publishing
SALE
entitled "ic Association of
Harrison Mutual Burial Association A. Burk mentioned the bill
the
of be
the the author and of said book pamphlet
front of at
the title thereof duly fled and according law
in the office of he o
pamphlet constitute
be
charac complainant Alexis F. BurE, from his
through outlined in his
the Of
compannts
plainanti in the sumo of oneh
adjudged by the court that the
complainant Alexis F.
hundred $780,
cution is
America Ohio Division
the United of
America Division aforesaid, do hereby
Journao OF
hand and affixed the seal
D. H. No''I>, oiefh'
BY Clerk.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-12
SUNDAY BAND CONCERT
At CAP|TOL GROUNDS

The Hawaiian band will give
public Sunday concert this after
noon at o'clock, at the Capitol
grounds. The program follows:
PART l.
THE Old Hundred
OVerture-tLa RENE ..........Ad Adam
Descriptive" Japanese ..Couvelart
Intermez Russian FRANKIE
"Reminiscences of BaIfe" Godfrey
PART II
Songs. arr by Berger
Mrs. n. Alapai
election-"Popular Airs adams
Chorus-"The Skies Resound"
-..... ................Be Beethoven
Finale-"March Of Our Nation" 49,.
........ -.-...... .Geibl
The Star SpangIed Banner"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-12
ODD ADS.

Uanted-A strong horse 10 40 1ne
~ 80 - country minister.-Beifast
News. +ds
photoss vg. lady wants pos uslo
20 nrint,e. Small sal--Syoney
fAustralia) Evening News
wanted-Lady musicians o e-ton
wind instruments 5Slo r,"'1le
Avenue. top f1at.-Chlcaso
wanted-A doctor that can can At
case of diabetes; $500 given -
once. D. Simon, II South 1iish
Baltimore Sun.
"Ho. Ye People! Special sale. we
uo hora with the goods. The bread OF
life. The water of life. our our pI and
Come ye and buy without money icy, @ tha
without price We propose TO Ten Ell g o,st
mean people of Neodesna no" -
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-12
FINE DINNER TODAY.

The following menu will be served
today at the Palace Grill, Bethel ST.,
from 4 to p. H.: Consomme a Ia
royal soup; fried mullet and tartar
sauce; boiled leg of mutton and caper
sauce; broiIed veal chops and mush-
room sauce; braized pork, apple fritz
ter; roast prime ribs of beef; young
turkey, with dressing: mashed potatoes
and green peas; Hawaiian lobster
salad; mince pie, lemon ice cream and
cake
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-12

Cannibal king-"I do hope the next
missionary they send here viii be
very brave man" Prime minister
Why so. your majesty" Cannibal
king-"Why, have often heard it said
that the bravest are the tenderest. -
EN-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-12

The man who is posted. knows that
pure beer is the most palatable. He
uses and appreciates Rainier beer.
The Jewish outlook., 1905-12-29
Germany.

Last week Count Puckler, the notorious
anti-Semite, addressed meeting in Ber-
lin on the best methods Of dealing with
the Jews He explained that if he recon-
mended them to shoot the Jews, as was
done in Russia, the police official present
would order the meeting to disperse. He
suggested, however, "a jolly good Jew
hunt Of the Berlin Semites. The police
officer thereupon ordered the hall to be
cleared.
Sanitary Privy Councillor DR.. Leopold
Bruhl has died in Berlin at the age OF
seventy For twenty-five years he occu-
pied an important position in the I'M
perial Sanitary Bureau, and in this ca
pacity conducted several medical investi-
cations, among them one on the spread OF
diphtheria in Germany. He also wrote
articles for the Berlin press on hygiene
and medical statistics. He was the first
Jew who held office in government de-
partment.
We recently mentioned that two Jews
had been elected members of the Diet OF
the Grand Duchy Of Baden. Since then
another Jew, Commercial Councillor Vic
tor Lennel, has been elected by the
chambers of commerce at Mannheim and
Heidelberg as their representatives in the
First Chamber.
The Jewish outlook., 1905-12-29
Anti..Jewish Riots in Russia
Renewed Outbreak at kishineff.

It was reported by Reuter- agency that
the town Of Kishineff was in desperate
condition. The authorities were not
taking any measures to prevent a repe-
tition Of the recent disorders. Neither
did they permit the prosecution of the
hooligans, who were openly preparing
fresh massacre Telegraphic complaints
and entreaties addressed by the Jewish
population to ST.. Petersburg were
stopped by the governors
The following dispatch was received
yesterday:
Grave disorders broke out at Kishi
neff. An anti-semitic mob devastated
numbers Of Jewish shops, robbing and
The Jewish outlook., 1905-12-29
FOREIGN
Austria-Hungary.

Vienna.-Dispatche from Boskowitz,
in Moravia, report that serious riots oc-
Cured yesterday during the popular
demonstrations in favor Of universal suf-
frage The fury Of the mob was particu-
larly directed at the Jews, who suffered
considerably The prison was attacked
by large crowd, who destroyed every
thing that barred their progress, and
ultimately released the prisoners. Sew
eral of the ringleaders have been ar
rested.