Evening journal., 1905-09-06
WORLDS NEWS
WASHINGTON.

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WASHINGTON.
President Roosevelt has determined to
retire Frank w. Palmer. Public Printer.
in two weeks, having found his demands
for designations of Ricketts, and Hay.
foremen, unjustihed
PENNSYLVANIA
The Lincoln party. of Delaware county
nominated a county ticket. leaving three
places open for the Democrats. who are
expected to enter a fusion movement.
Resolutions commencing Mayor Weaver
and denouncing the '1awless and insolent
gang Of dctators in Delaware we're
adopted.
NEW JERSEY.
Ex-Governor Voorhees, was elected
chairman of the commission appointed by
the Governor to investigate the subject
of limiting franchises of public utility
companies and taxing franchises locally
Councilman William Riddle announced
his withdrawal from the contest for the
Republican nomination for Mayor Of At
lantic City. His retirement practically
assures the reelection of Mayor stoy.
PEACE
The treaty of peace between Russia
and Japan was signed by the ENJOYS at
Portsmouth at 3.f7 p m. NJ Witte and
Baron Komura made speeches. expressing
hope of permanent good feeling between
the two nations. The Russian envoys
later attended a thanksgiving service in
the Protestant Episcopal Church Both
delegations leave Portsmouth today The
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japanese will make brief stop in Bos-
ton before continuing to the same destin-
alton.
RUSSIA.
Tartars in the Caucasus are burning.
plundering and battling with Russian
troops. The whole southeastern section
Of the country is terrorized by the fierce
conflicts which have followed attacks by
rartars on Armenians. Oil wells in the
Baku region are burning while disastrous
fires in cities have followed conflicts be-
tween Tartars and troops. The Govern
ment has been appealed to for additional
troops.
SPORTING.
Boston defeated the Athletics. to 2. in
a l8-inning game. while the Phnnes tri-
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Henry Ford. driving a 60-horsepower
six-cylinder car covered a mile on the
Atlantic City beach course in IS s-5 sec
onds.
Arrangements are being made for a
dual meet between Cornell and oxford
next summer at Ithaca.
Sadie Mac. herllded as the queen Of the
trotting turf, dropped dead while COM
peting for the Charter Oak $4,000 stake
at Hartford.
juggler, the favorite, won the Autumn
Stakes at Sheepshead Bay.
! MISCELLANEOUS
a mob at Butte. Mont. made an un-
successful attempt to break into the Jail
and lynch James r. Barnes. The steel
doors of the prison withstood assault and
the ringleaders We're persuaded to desist
before dynamite could be procured.
Residential rents in New York are again
on the increase despite the expenditure
OF about Ao.O0O,0OO in the construction OF
nathouses.
The meat packers of Chicago, indicted
for violation Of the antitrust laws. OBJ
tained a postponement of the cases until
September IS.
The damage by flood in New York State
was found TO be more extensive than had
been supposed more than $50 bridges
being carried away.
hnraged because young women prefer
red to dance with soldiers, an Italian at
South Beach, Staten Island. after chal-
longing the soldiers enmasse. fired at the
dancing crowd. wounding two men. He
then escaped.
Biologists of the University Of Califor-
mia told Of the discovery Of fossils in
lOregon Of pigs that were ten feet long
and seven feet high.
The Second Troop. Philadelphia City
Cavalry, took second price in the revolver
team match at Sea Girt n. j.. yester-
day. Company f. Second Washington.
won the company team match.
Mrs. J. b. Grosvenor was the largest
winner in the second day OF the Newport
Horse Show. and the most notable VIC
tory was r. c. Vanderbnts Dr. Selworls
Mrs. Grosvenor's Roseberry in the
brougham class.
Women led an attack in New York up
on a mother accusedso of the murder of
her child and her arcou1nffoo