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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-09-28
ALDERMEN GO TO JAIL.
Omaha City Fathers Get Thirty Days
for Disregarding In
junction.

OMAHA. Neb., Sept 25.-Fiye city
councilmcn. Dyball, Bach, Evans, Hunt
ington and Schroeder, were today sem
fenced to thirty days i'll Jail and to pay
the costs of an injunction suit, for yiolat-
ing the provisions of which they We're
sentenced. They were enjoined by Judge
Sutton from passing an ordinance enter
ing into an agreement with the Omaha
Gas company for the extension of 4 gas
franchise. hut passed the ordinance the
following day. They were placed in the
custody Of the sheriff to he held until .
o'clock, ut which time their counsel, who
asked the supreme court for a stay of
execution. will have Il decision from the
higher body.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-09-28
Bullet Hole Bibles.

In the curio dealers private office lay
half dozen shabby pocket Bibles, each
pierced two-thirls through with round
hole. like bullet hole.
They are bullet holes said the deal
er. Il know they are, because | made.
them myself
He gave a loud laugh.
a good many of my rich patrons"
he said, like TO have among their heir
looms Bibles that have saved some sol
der ancestors life.
He winked
IF You are Son of the Revolution
he said what a nice thing it is to take
down ono Of these perforated Bibles
from shelf ia the library and hand it
to your guest. saying:
"'This Bible saved the life of my
maternal siXty-third cousin, Col. Adoni-
ram McGill, in the night attack upon
the British. led by Gen. Jones at Bear
Creek. on the Sd day of August, and 50
forth. and So on.
YES" said the dealer, Il sell good
many of these Bibles to people with an.
ccstors. TO own such things is one Of
the fads and fanccs of the smart set
u. ouisyillc Courier journal.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-09-28
BOYCOTT IS ENDED.
Consul General at Shanghai Says Trade
Conditions with China Are Now
Satisfactory.

WASHINGTON, -. c.. Sept 20
Consul General Roberts at Shanghai has
eabled the state department as follows:
There is no longer any evidence of
boycott conditions and American trade
is active. particularly with the northern
part Of China. and there has been no
stamping of goods thoycott marksl. as
was reported. On the whole, the condi-
ton Of affairs seems to be satisfactory.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-09-28
HONORS GEN. BOOTH.
Corporation of London Confers Unusual
Distinction on Salvation
Army Chief.
LONDON, sept. 20. The Z,

LONDON. Sept 26.-'rhe corporation
uf tine city Of London at meeting today
unanimously resolved to confer the free
dom Of the cits on Gen. Booth Of the
Salvation army in Recognition OF his
great work FOR the moral and social
elevation Of the people This Is re.
carded rs !. unique recognition by the
city. which is accustomed to hcstow the
freedom only on menhers Of royal fam
lies military and naval heroes or
statesmen 81 marked prominence,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-09-28
K0MURA GOING BACK.
VIII Start on Journey on Wednesday,
Having Recovered, and Viii Cross
United States.

MN loEk Srpt - Boron 10.
mml. fac Japanese peace envoy. Inns 80
fur recovered from Ills illness that hc
WA start Oh his journey q .laphn on
Ncduesdn, Tie baron Viii be accom-.
patied Is Mr. Sato, who remained with
tie bnroa when the rest Of tue suite
started for home after the peace negutia-
lions had heeu concluded They viii 20
IS rail- 90 Vancouver whence they will
% tie steamer Empress 81 India
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-09-28
NATIONAL BANKS GROW
Figures Compiled by Comptroller
Of Currency Show Increase.
MIDDLE WEST IN LEAD.
National Banking Institutions of This
Section Show Large Gains in Re-
sources and Deposits.

WASHINGTON, d. G., Sept. %
Complete returns from all the country
national banks, compiled by the comp
troller of the currency, show that in the
past year the resources of these institu-
TONS have increased $497 100000 and
individual deposits $500 100000. OF
these stupendous gains the middle west
contributes more than 80 per cent. of the
increase i'll resources and about % per
cent of the increase in individual de-
poSitS.
No surer index of the unparalleled
prosperity of the present time can he
found than this showing OF the national
banks. These institutions are increasing
i'll numbers at the rate of one daily. Dur
ing the year ending with the last bank
call, August %, the number reporting to
the comptroller of the currency grew
from NIP to 5557, gain of $40, and
applications for new charters are CON
stantly on the increase. In the increase
in new sttutions the west again takes
the lead.
Illinois national banking institutions
stand at the head in the middle west
group of states. They show a gain of
$50, 5000 for the past year in general
resources, of which amount Chicago
alone contributes more than $24 30. 900
OF the SlS,3330OO increase in indi-
vidual deposits the Chicago banks gained
about 100000. Wisconsin banks show
an increase in resources of So, 413. So 50,
and an increase in individual deposits
amounting to 81 ,4G2 ,2li %.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-09-28
FORBIDS CHILDREN TO
APPEAR ON STREETS
Peoria Health Board Adopts Stringent
Rules to Check Diphtheria
Epidemic.

PEORIA, H.. sept %. The board
of health Of Pennington, H., has issued
a proclamation torbidding children the
use If the streets day or night until an
epidemic of diphthcra now raging ut
TINT place is checked. 1t provides a
heavy fine for all children found on the
streets either ON foot or in II vehicle.
All cats ia the village are ordered eX-
terminated and dogs must be tied up.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-09-28
MORE CHOLERA CASES.
Disease Is Still Spreading in Germany
and Death List Is In
creasing.

BERLIN, Sept. 25-The official bull
letin issued today announced that two
new eases of cholera and two deaths
had occurred from noon Sunday to noon
today making the totals 24G cases and
81 deaths. The fresh cases are at
i DirSehnn and Wirsitz.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-09-28
The Food Question.

81 must compliment you on the re-
markable lghtness of your bread" said.
the woman customer.
Thank you" rejoined the baker. 1T
Is my aim to turn out the lightest bread
In the city"
Yes continued the woman Gus
toner "and If you get it much lighter
Il will take two of your pound loaves 70
weigh sixteen ounces. Answers.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-09-28

There is tigress in Burma which
has n record for man-klling II IL said
that She has killed over 500 natives.
Now She haa SLIM two English engineers
and m edict has gone forth that Sue
must be klied.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-09-28


avowed. the coalition leaders would be
ready to take office.
Populace Misled, They Declare.
These conditions were complied with.
Baron Ferjervary's programme was not
sanctioned. and his resignation was ac-
copied. but. in spite of the public invita-
ton conveyed it by Baron Fejeryary,
the Hungarian clnmber of coalition took
no step to make I'D the undertakings
it had given.
This lack Of frankncss made n bad
impression in Vienna. The coalition
leaders therefore had every reason to
expect that the standpoint of the crown
which they had been summoned to hear
would be one of censure.
That the Hungarian public should
view the matter differently is natural,
for it long has been mislcd to the point
Of losing its sense of proportion, say gov
eminent supporters.
The effect of the incident on Austria
is not yet clear. The first impression
seems to be one of apprehension. The
Austrians SO often have experienced the
superior political strength of Hungary
when the latter gets angry that they feel
like antelopes before Il lion.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-09-28
RUSS STUDENTS
SCORE NICHOLAS.
Decide After Stormy Debate to Reopen
University of st. Peters
burg.


ST PETER RI'RG. Sent. oG.-Follow.
;nn = ,an,. ana oarmnst debate concerning
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Ma it,,lo,,t.of +ho & pator.hrr,, mi
,.or.i,,. do,idod tod,v nv n LARGO moiori-
.,iio., .r'7..,,,.. 49,,
~ |" resume '"c'' ''"''''' "'''e -"
open university VIII be more dangerous
to Imperialism than II university on
strike"
For five hours n sweltcring, pcrspiring
mass of 2OUO students stood closely
packed in the assembly hall of the uni
vcrsitv, in which a new oil painting of
Emperor Nicholas has taken the place of
the portrait deStrcFGd at the meeting of
February 20. listening to series of
heated Int remarkable speeches from
student orators
Nearly nh the sneakers were members
Of the Sucialistic group and many OF
them were out-aud-out revolutionsts. \
strIuger listening To the fiery debate
wnnlJ have Iitfie idea That he was IN
Russia. supoSedlv a land where free
spcrrh is not pcrmittcd.
No voice was raised in favor of the
Government An the sneakers were
uuitrI in tho idro thnt tL, present CON
ccs>ions are unsatisfactory and that it is
necessary to continue the reform Propa-
EauI"' pHt 1itl uIl'Ipu ~ J." i,', ~, ~,
u MouIu ne pelt'I iaclItS - .oli'IH"V ~
Htrikr or reopen lhr university a. vvi,
'tr vi iE!l"l,,,.'h' " cN'H 40
OF IoN"lu'lou'
Sing the "Marsellaise"
,. c.;, ,.t,
students or Tue noierHlc lHC!'"l NH'
M ,i'i t7,i c,,n+ir;n,- tLo u.nrl, nf
reform abandoned the forum to the agl-
taturS. but when the vote was taken they
snovr1 ,In,lpr those who wished TO con-
t,,, ..n;t B,rnluti,uor,. urnpIl.
'lH.c 'I'c -, M -, ;a i,,.,rnI
NATIONS were S'N'IH' llHl,o .'.i,,,.
from the galleries., ana the SluuVlIS SauT
"MarseillaiSe Tie meeting however
was far more orderly than mat OF eb-
ruary. AM,
Neither police nor troops were NlSinle
m the VICINITY Of inc university ~
only unpleasant incident was Wn'h
speaker whose theme was ne llil'otiII
hlllt% OF studying Whch Crisis III we
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-09-28
Comparative Resources Shown.

Following is comparative statement
of the resources of the national banks of
the middle west and northwest:
Resources 1903. Resources, 1901
Chicago .. 1867 ,6Is, 1892 S343, IA ,0lU.i9
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-09-28

J fl- IIlI' Wy '' .,,. \
Z W".' .,A.., XIV . .i,,,n" io.
..oo-ooo-oo1
gary. Perhaps the SaltnWS would he
erected again, but despite all the country
never would allow her liberty to be tax
en- from her.
4 radical newspaper, the Fucggctien
Mu.yarurSZaE, publishes poem, entitled
.,l'rnuz Ioeef's Fist" which in most vlo-
lent language declares that all illusions
now are over md the Hungarian nation
again must take the sword. If il does ii
VIII drive the enemy from the country
nnoao-o,o, Io;, Fvtraniete
va
Tins caused Il great sensation. EN1u
members of the opposition To IN" '"aII-
tIou leaders acting under NOR" restraint
than this. till do not hesitate to make
known their determined attitude
Francis kossulh, when he returned
from Vienna yesterday made speech
and was chccrcd hy thousands, who
escorted the rcbuilcd leaders through the
streets. He said:
I'VE are not east down. As your re-
ccpton shows the national idea has
S,rI'N IVY ~" Wy H. ~ ,rLn
W. l"M y "'nt, ~ ~" I'M ,,i,,,i,
49, -" ""'''
~ P'"'''
Strengthens Longing Tor freedom.
"EyrrytLiug done against us strength
cus our longing for indcpendeucc. The
time is not far distant when all Hun
gary will form one party. We pray you
to bear pnticntly the blows aimed Mt the
iathrrIaih' We WI remain mere ""'c"'
I,ntb'i.i.,.tir rIou.lf. followed this
srrr,h
TLr ryorItfy,.. committee. Of the coali-
go, r,.,,f,,,,,,.r. Wind thai,l4 IA rho
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-09-28
Populace Misled, They Declare.

programme of universal suffrage dis
avowed. the coalition leaders would be
ready to take office.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-09-28
National Assembly Scored.
Firms Unite on Demands.

ST. PETERSBURG. Sept % Tile
Finnish progrcssiyes Of all shades of
opinion have decided to unite in com
mon petition formulating their demands,
1t is being drawn up and the progress
ives declare that if it is granted it will
furnish real guarantee Of the tranquil
itX Of tho country.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1905-10-05

vulgar. If you want to enjoy an
afternoon or evening away from
home the Carnival is the place for
you.
We may have had carnivals where
the shockable ones could but
hold up their hands in holy horror.
But not this one. Everything is
what was claimed it would be, strict
ly high-class and moral, and the
Parker Pike has proved to be a
place where gentlemen and ladies
and children can see things p,arvel-
Gus or enjoy lung-expanding, health
giving laughter to the fullest. The
Great Parker Amusement Company
is one of the very few amusement
aggregations which, lives up to it's
paper. What they advertise on the
billboards may be counted on. In
this instance they even surpass their
promises, and that addition is none
other than Reckless Russell, the
sensation of sensationalism. His
bicycle act is not duplicated nor
even attempted by any daredevil in
the death-trap profession. He stands
alone as the top liner among per-
formers of hair-raising stunts. And
the fact that he also stands on one
leg makes his act the more hazardous
and thrilling. There is but one reck-
less Russell, and that one the Parker
Amusement Company presents for
the first time in Hopkinsville. That
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1905-10-05
The Shows at the Park
Are Far More than
Claimed.
Mammoth Crowds Will Be Present
During the Remaining Days
Of Carnival Week.

Today is the fourth day of the
Carnival and everything is in full
swing at the grounds. The weather
since Monday has been ideal-no
dust or mud, and just cool enough
to make people of all ages feel like
getting about and seeing something.
And the Carnival is the place to see
it. Such an aggregation of devices
to please the people cannot fail its
purpose. You may fool some peo-
pie sometimes, but be sure your
sin will find you and so will the
people. The Management of the
Carnival Company is not here to
deceive.
Now that the sessions of the
Knights of Pythias have come to a
close there is nothing in the way of
anybody gratifying his desire to
go out to the grounds, and over
flowing crowds may be expected du-
ring the remainder of the. week.
The National Fraternal Union GER
tainly did wise thing when it made
a contract with the Parker Carnival
Company to bring its attractions
here, and we have no doubt a pletho-
ric purse will be the result.
1t is simply wonderful to watch
the systematic manner in which eve
rything is conducted on the grounds
and to note the entire absence of
anything thus far approaching the
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1905-10-05

his act is appreciated is evidenced
by the throngs that nightly attend
the Coliseum and the cheers that
fairly rend the air as he mounts the
lofty structure from which he makes
the dip Of death. A whir of wheels
as the rider and bicycle crash down
the steep incline; a flash of spangles
from the on-lookers; a splash and
the water is churned into foam as
the diver disappears and nearby
spectators are drenched with the
spray; then up bobs Russell, fairly
shot from the water by the force of
the dive, and the. crowd goes crazy
as it gives vent to its pent-up emo
lions.
Russells act is a show in itself, but
the management has this feature
backed up by a vaudeville stage per-
Torrance that is a credit to any or
ganization. Demona, the girl who
loops the loop in hollow ball on the
big steel loop, comes next to Russell
in sensationalism. Then there is the
VALERIE Trio, acrobats direct from the
Madison Square Gardens, New York
City, a troop of tumblers which pre-
sents an unique turn with a dash
and vim that is truly refreshing.
The Whirling Wheelers, comic and
trick cyclists, provoke a laugh at
every turn. Mac Wheeler is about
the smoothest lad on wheel that
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1905-10-05

order of promotion being generally
observed. The new officers are as
follows:
Thos. G. Stuart, Winchester,
Grand Chancellor.
M. II. Mclean, Covington, Grand
Vice Chancellor.
Geo. D. Young, Louisville, Grand
Prelate.
Jno. w. Carter, greensboro, Grand
Keeper Records and Seal.
julie Plummer, Newport, Grand
Master of Exchequer.
0. H. Pollard, Jackson, Grand
Master at Arms.
CT Saunders, Franklin, Grand
Inner Guard,
Judge w. H. Hissem, Covington,
Grand Outer Guard.
Jouett Henry, Hopkinsville, and
I. B. Matthews, Covington, Supreme
Representatives.
The most important matter to
come up will be the Orphans Home
matter. A strong effort is being
made to refuse to ratify the pur-
chase of the Home at Lexington and
order the purchase of the Monarch
property at greensboro, Emmett
Orr is leading the fight against the
report and the committee, of which
L. H. Davis. of this city, is a men,
Der, will strive to have their report
adopted.
A night session was held last night
and the sessions will be continued
to-day. The Grand Lodge will con-
clude it's work not later than to-
night.
There were 25 delegates present
to the Grand Temple, Rathbone Sis
tiers. They adjourned yesterday.
There are $40 Pythians present
A majority of them are at Hotel
Latham; the rest at various boarding
houses.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1905-10-05

IL, 229 in Kentucky, an increase of
937, seven new lodges instituted and
three charters recalled.
Other reports were submitted
showing the order to be in a most
healthful condition.
No night session was held except
a meeting at the Pythian Hall at
which the Rathbone Sisters exempli-
fled their work and explained their
auxiliary connection with the order.
They asked to be allowed to furnish
two rooms in the proposed Orphans
Home, Their membership in the
State is now about 500.
At nine o'clock this meeting ad-
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1905-10-05

ed to by J. G. Covington and Grand
Chancellor w. F. Schurman, of Car
rolton. A musical program inter
.spersed the speeches. Mrs. Anna
Raison, of Newport, also responded
to the addresses of welcome, on be-
half of the Rathbone Sisters.
A session Of the Grand Lodge was
held at two o'clock and the Past
Chancellor's degree was conferred
on more than 100 new members.
Grand Chancellor Schurman's an.
nual report was submitted, dealing
principally with statistical informa.
nation.
Jno. w Carter, Grand Keeper of
Records and Seal, made his report,
showing a total membership of
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1905-10-05
Election Yesterday And
T. g. Stuart Is Now
Grand Chancellor.
Orphans Home Matter Absorbing
Interest Pythians of Kentucky,
In Session Here.

The Grand Lodge Knights of
Pythias began it's annual session
Tuesday and was formally welcomed
at an open session at the Tabernacle
at IL o'clock.
Mayor Jouett Henry on behalf of
the city, and Chas. M. Meacham, on
behalf of the local lodge, made brief
addresses and in turn were respond
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1905-10-05
Negro Killed.

Guthrie, KY, Oct. Saturday
night a negro man, named Jerry
Thurston, was run over and killed
by the switch engine on the Mem
phis line. 1t is supposed the negro
was intoxicated and was sitting on
the track.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1905-10-05

ever came down The pike. He also
has face and figure that makes the
girls look sideways, Funny old
Bert Wheeler does some tumbling
stunts that would break up anything
but a rubber man. Alberto, the hu-
man snake, is a contortionist of
more than ordinary ability. The
Randall Brothers, sharp-shooters re-
Gently with the Buffalo Bill Wild
West Show, are head-liners in the
program. Their shooting is such as
to call forth storms of applause and
closes with a tune played on chime
bells with rife shots. 1t never fails
to bring down the house.
They are All Winners.
There is not a punk" show on
the Pike. It's hard to pick the best
out of the bunch of smaller attrac-
tons. Beautiful Superba featuring
Peggy from Paris, burst of cleo
trical splendor, the Electric Thea
tire, Tyrolean Alps, and the Planta-
ton Show share honors for popular
ity. The Tyrolean Alps is an cleo
trio masterpiece, an exact counter
part of the popular attraction of the
same name on the st. Louis Pike.
1t is show which appeals to the
cultured and its scenic grandeur
bankrupts the English language.
Peggy from Paris is already the talk
lConfInned on Fiflh paaaI
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1905-10-05

journed and the visitors partook Of
an elaborate banquet in the Odd
Fellows building, which lasted until
II o'clock.
Yesterdays Session.
The officers were elected at the
session. There were no
contests except for Outer Guard. the
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1905-10-05

lCOntInued on Fifth Pasel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-01
COLLAPSES
and BURNS
THREE STORY BUILDING OWN.
DO BY GREAT NORTHERN 10
DESTROYED

The old three-atory frame build
ing ne the southwest corner OF
Fourth av. and Ycaler Way caught
fire after collapaing and falling to
the ground. Thursday night.
No one was In the building at the
timo. but the Chinese inmates Of n
laundry next door thought they
were going to be- carried down with
the eollnpaing structure aud went
Wild trying to escape with their
lives and opium pipes. The laun-
dry now stands on preearioua
f0hndation. aud 80 liable 10 take a
tumble any time The fire that at
tackled tho destroyed building was
not put out until the firemen had
pat In an hours hard work. Six
OF them fell Is feet while standing
on Il balcony that broke down. and
several we're severely bruised.
The building was owned BY the
Great Northern II had formerly
been used chiefly ~ lodging house
Some time ago lta inmates we're
warned OF their danger hy Build
Ing lnapeclof Place aud they had
left Tho excavation OF the Great
Northern tunnel was largely re-
aponaibie for tho collapse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-01
CHANCE IN pos.
TAI DEPARTMENT

WASHINGTON. -. &, Dec. T.
The recent order Of Postmaster
General Cortelyou defining the du-
ties Of tho four assistant posiman-
tors general went into effect ~
noon today II 10 considered Of
great importance and viii have q
tendency 20 consolidate the work
Of the department by gfoupingDun-
der one bureau all related subjects.
Tho result will be 10 place under
the postmaster generals personal 81.
nerylslon the direction Of the postal
service. under the first assistant
the poalofflco personnel aud man
agement. under the Second assist
ant. all matters relating To the
transportation Of the malls, under
the Dlfd assistant all matters Of
postal finances. and under the
fourth assistant. the rural free de-
livery and miscellaneous postal
business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-01

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YOU have one OF these price lists
Send for q copy az oMee,
O. n WILLIAMS.
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