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The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-11-02
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activity of all organs of government.
"Fourth-Avoidanc. OF repressive
measures in respect of proceedings
which do not openly menance society
or the state.
"Fifth-Resistance to acts which
manifestly threaten society or the
state, such resistance being based
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upon law and moral unity.
Confidence must be placed in the
political tact of Russian society. 1t Is
impossible that society shou'. desire
a condition Of anarchy which would
threaten, in addition 10 all the hor-
rors of civil strife, the dismember-
ment of the empire"
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-11-02

thus adopts the policy proposed by
Count Sergius Witte, who will be
premier. Count White favored a
ministry responsible to the national
parliament, the PRIMER to be chosen
on the English plan. The emperor,
however. insisted on appointing his
cabinet as does the president of the
United States.
Cars Proclamation
The cars proclamation follows:
I'VE, Nicholas the second, by the
grace of God, empero. and autocrat
of all the Russians, grand duke of
Finland, etc., declare to all our faith
full subjects that the trouble and
agitation In our capitals and In num-
erous places fill our heart with ex-
cessive pain and sorrow.
"The happiness of the Russian
sovereign is indissolu-ly bound up
with the happiness of our people, and
the sorrow of our people Is the sorrow
OF the sovereign.
From the present disorders may
arise great national disruption. They
menace the integrity and unity Of
our empire.
"The supreme duty imposed upon
us by our sovereign office, requires
us to efface ourself and 10 use all the
force and reason at our command to
hasten in securing the unity and CO
ordination of the power of the es-
sential to the well being of our peo-
pie.
1--WE, therefore, dire our govern
ment to carry out infexible will
in the following manner:
"First-To extend 70 the population
the immutable foundations of civic
liberty, based on the real inviolability
of person, freedom of conscience,
speech, union and association.
"SecOnd-Without suspending the
already ordered elections to the state
douma, to invite the participation in
the douma, SO far as the limited time
before the convocatlon of the douma
will permit, those classes of the popu-
lation now completely deprived of
electoral rights, leaving the ultimate
development of the principle of the
electoral right In general to the newly
established legislative orde of things.
''Third-To establish as an un-
changeable rule that no law shall be
enforceable without the approval of
the people to exercise real participa-
ton In the supervision of tn, legality
of the acts of the authorities appointed
by us.
1--WE appeal to all faithful sons of
Russia to remember their duty to-
! wards the fatherland, to aid in ter
| minating these unprecedented troubles,
and to apply their forces, - co-opera-
tion with us to the restoration of
Given at Peterhe (, October 80. in the
eleventh year of our reign. (Signed)
NICHOLAS"
In his report to the emperor, Count
White, among other things, wrote:
Count Whites Advice
"The government should abstain
from any interference with elections
| to the douma and Kee In view my
sincere desire for the realization of
the ukase of December 20, 1904. 1t
| must maintain the prestige OF the
douma and confidence in its iabors
and In no way resist its decisions so
| long as them are not inconsistent
with Russia's historic generations.
| ut Is necessary to respect the ideals
| of the great majority CT society and
not the schools Of noisy groups and
| factions. too often unstable. II Ii
especially important TO secure the re-
form of the councll OF the empire ON
an electoral principle.
II believe that I'm the exercise of the
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-11-02

Car Nicholas in manifesto to his
people has granted them freedom of
speech, of conscience, of person,
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-11-02
RUSSIA TO BE FREE
CAR GRANTS HIS SUBJECTS
FUNDAMENTAL LIBERTIES

Adopts Policy Proposed by Count
Witte, Who viii be Premier With
Full Authority to Arrange For Rep
resentative Government
The Washington times., 1905-10-17
.P|HLICO TO HAVE
CLEVER JOCKEYS
Famous Riders for Coming
Baltimore Races.

BALTIMORE. Oct. h.-The stakes to
be run on at the coming meeting of the
Maryland Jockey Club have closed with
a list of nominations that far exceed the
expectations OF those that have been
looking after the details of prepara-
tion. The future Of the organization is
now assured and the lovers of racing in
Baltimore will be furnished some sport
on their own territory that heretofore
they have been compelled TO go else
where 10 find
The full list OF entries will be made
public in few days and then VIII
come the chance to see how very fat
tering has been the response from the
horsemen.
The coming of the good horses will
bring splendid delegation OF riders.
Some of the newcomers will be Miller
who rates a one Of the very best of
the lightweights in the country; Grim
minis, who headed the list Of riders at
Provtdence; rRornanelli, boy of estab-
lished reputation the country over; ].
johnson. who was the star among the
little boys at Bennings last spring;
Buchanan who the Westerners insist Is
try, and host Of others that can be
relied on TO bring contests OF the very
highest order.
The fact that Lotus Eater. the winner of
the Triumph Stakes at Brighton Beach,
the only mile fixture for two-year-olds
In the East, viii be on the ground, has
liAuucSu the management 10 Try ana
bring about a special feature. This colt
will be a. III. & d. II. Morris represent-
auve In the Crescent City Derby next
spring and one OF the contestants he
Will meet will be Disobedient. one of the
best OF the two-year-olds now racing
The latter is 10 come 10 PimlicN, and
his owner, John Duffy. IS anxious 10
meet Lotus Eater II the consent of Mr..
Morris and his trainer can be obtained
Secretary Riggs VIII puI on 4 special
race for the pair. Such a match wo1ld
be a great attraction.
c. l. Richards. owner OF the ho' ses
that race In tie name of the HoStt II
Stable, some time ago announced that
as he is con PEELED - spend the best part
OF the time In Europe, re would sell iils
string. His trainer, Frank Lightfoot, is
trying 20 get him TO "hange his mind: In
fact. he has all but secured the needed
consent TO bring the stable here. 'rhis
means that Pimlico will have a chance
to see Ostrich in the handicaps and the
other races in which he win be eligible
Ostrich won the Crescent City Derby
In 1904. and among those he will find
here 10 oprz5S LIN sis.sss will be Right Royal
who won the same race last spring
The Washington times., 1905-10-17
.QUAKERS PREPARE
FOR GEORGETOWN
SWarthmOre's Hard Work
for Saturdays Game.
SCRUBS ARE BADLY NEEDED
Scarcely Two Full Elevens Are Out.
No Injuries in George Wash
ington Contest.

SWARTHMORE. Pa. Oct. I1.-Coach
George Brooke has started the final
preparation of the Swarthniore team for
next Saturdays game with Georgetown
at Washington.
For the past week fewer and fewer
men have reported to Coach Brooke each
night. until now IL is almost impossible
to get enough men on the field to make
up two elevens.
Nearly all OF the men on the scrub
who were capable of giving the varsity
a good tussie have stopped coming out.
and now when the first team lines UP
tor Scrimmage II faces q team that Is
IN the prep. school class Every effort
Is being made TO get decent scrub on
the field. as the varsity has several hard
games before 1t. and unless hard scrim-
mage work Is indulged in the team will
be severely handicapped
Small Cripple List.
The team came out Of the game with
George Washington University last
Saturday without any more cripples.
The present list of cripples is growing
smaller, Wightman, Kreuger, and Per-
kins being the only varsity men out of
the game.
The practice yesterday was slow.
The team ran through signals for over
an hour and then lined up against
the scrub. The scrub was SO weak.
however: that only end and trick plays
were tried. The feature Of tue prac-
tiee was the fierce tackling OF Miner,
who played on the scrub. Time and
again Miller stopped plays directe d
against him, someone's tackling the
runner for a loss. 1t was mainly
through his work that the varsity dio
not have such an easy time in advanc-
The Washington times., 1905-10-17

COPIED
TWO FROM BUREAU

After winning two good games from
Postofice in the Departmental League
last night at the Palace Alleys. the
Bureau dropped the third game Of the
set
Fredrick. Hel Serichs and Hess were
the highest individuals. each passing
the double century mark
In the Government Printing Office
League. Index won the first and third
games from the Pressmen. Mccarthy.
with "a. was high man. two pins bet
ter than Atkinson.
The Assessors won two games from
the Harrison & Browning quint in the
Real Estate League. Barr and Bros
nan, of the winners, were the zoe men
The scores follow:
The Washington times., 1905-10-17
CENTRAL AND EASTERN
PLAY THIS AFTERNOON

Central meets Eastern this afternoon
at 3:30 O'Clock, at National Park, in the
third game of the series for the local
high school Championship
These two teams are considered espe-
clalIy strong this season. and good
game should result
The Washington times., 1905-10-17
BOXING.

Charley McKeever made his first ap-
pearance in Philadelphia ring
for over ~ear when he boxed a draw
with Billy Burke in the windup at the
Washington Sporting Club last night.
Both men mixed it up from the start
and every round was punctuated by
Burke had the advantage, but McKeev-
er finished especially strong in the fifth
and sixth and evened up Burke's ad-
vantage. In the semi windup Tony
two rounds
The Washington times., 1905-10-17

The Athletics excelled the New Yorks
during the worlds series in only two
positions-1irst base and centerfield. Nc
Gam had one error charged against him
and Donlin two. while Davis End Lord
had clean records.
Donlin led the batsmen for the worlds $
championship with an average OF BIS,
followed closely by Bresnahan with .313-
Hartsel, the leading batsman of the
Athletics, stood third in the list with
ga
The Washington times., 1905-10-17
PENNANT WINNERS FOR zoos.

American League-Philadelphia Ath-
letics.
National League-New York.
Tr1-State League-WilliamspOrt Pa
Eastern League-Providence. r. l.
american Association-Columb o.
Southern League-New Orleans. La.
western League-DeS Moines, Iowa
Three l. League-Dubuque. Iowa.
Northern League-Duluth, Mimi
New England League-Concord, y. II
South Atlantic League-Macon, Ga
Connecticut League-Holyoke, Mass
X l. T League-Vincennes, Ind
New York League-A.. ]. & G..
Iowa League-Ottumwa Iowa.
Central League-Wheeling W. Va
Northwestern League-Everett, Wash
Virginia-North Carolina League-Dan
vile, Va.
independent Association-Youngs
Ohio.
The Washington times., 1905-10-17

Jack Butler. of Brooklyn, and Jabber
(Tom) Carey, of New York, both mem
bers of the Hudson River Athletic Club.
VIII clash In the star bout at the club S
show on Friday night for three rounds
at catch weights The meeting Will
The Washington times., 1905-10-17

The Exeter football squad Is nearly as
heavy as Yale's. Twelve men weigh over
$50 pounds. One of the candidates,
Cooney no relation TO the Princeton
captain, weighs 264 pounds. Hart, one
Of the backs, weighs 100.
The Washington times., 1905-10-17
ADVANCE BENN|NG
ADMISSION PRICE
Will Be 50 for Men and 81
for Women.
HAVE TO MEET EXPENSES
Bookkmakers' Contributions Were Big
Help-Gossip of Horses and Turf
men at Coming Meeting.
HAVE TO MEET EXPENSES

Secretary Sim Walton, of the Benning
track, has announced that the admission
fee at the coming fall meeting will be
raised from $50 to 81 for men ans from
80 cents to 81 for women. In explain
ing this action Mr.. Walton said:
1.-THE fact that the Jockey Club has re-
fused to accept any further contribu-
tions from the bookmakers, either di-
rectIy or Indirectly, made 1t Imperative
to raise the price of admission in order
to meet the expenses of the meetings.
The price for grand stand tickets was
raised 81 at the metropolitan tracks, put
here we are making the increase only
80 cents"
"It will take an awful good horse to
win a race here this fall said L. h.
Hanna the popular trainer for rhe
Columbia Stable From the class ol
horses that are coming here TX ioohS
like it will take a stake morse TO WIZ
q selling race.
Artful. Kiamesha (the record breaker
at a mile), Santa Catalina, Pirate Pony
Bohemia, Handzara. are some OF the
crack three-year-old fillies that WEI De
ct Benning; while the two-year-oias CT
this sex will be represented Dy Ilploe'
winner of White Plains Handicap last
Saturday, Produce Stakes and other
races; Tangle, v1-O, Brookdale Nymph,
Peryerse. Lady Navarro, Lotus, ana
many others. Tt looks like the niles
will cut a wide swath this autumn.
II has been said that the mighty Rose
ben. probably the greatest weight-carry-
ing sprinter this country has ever seen'
has been retired for the season. but
from 4 letter received here IL IS eX-
pacted that this marvel VIII De VIII
Frank Weir's fifteen thar WIN De Oh
hand orening day. II VIII Eoi De sur
prising to see him as top weight lor
the opening day axture.
O,Neil. Knapp. Mcintyre, Burns
Shaw Davis. Perrine, Wiley Romanelli,
Helgerson. ]. Jones, Sewen and all OF
the crack Jocks will come to the Capital
City this autumn Lyme intended COM
ing TO ride his brothers tliy, Pirate
Polly, in the Vestal, but, mourning the
displeasure OF the Starter, he was put
down for two weeks, and then decided
to make q trip to Europe.
There is a lot OF class in the Consola-
tion Billy, said friend to Billy Garth,
the popular trainer from charlottesville.
Virginia never tires was the reply OF
the rotund yirginian When those two
year-olds from the East begin 10 go sew
en-eighths over the Benning track, AT
the eighth pole they are likely TO back
up. and then watch out for the Old Do
minion.
Pa Bradley's string of twelve got in on
Friday. Che James River turfman has
had q fair season. and Is at LatOnia
with three OF his string. hoping to an
mex a few of the Western races before
the snow flies.
The Washington times., 1905-10-17

Tommy Mowatt. the 13O-pound fight.
er, of Chicago, has left the Windy City
for San Francisco, where he is 10 meet
Fighting Dick" Hyland in a twenty
round bout at Woodward's Pavilion
on the night of October 81.
The Washington times., 1905-10-17

Following the defeat Of West Point
on Saturday by the Virginia Polytechnic
Institute, a Northern critic arises to
state: The Southerners will from now
on have to be considered as candidates
for positions on All-Amsrica te.lr.s by
the manner in which they played on
Saturday
The Washington times., 1905-10-17

In its criticism of the Carlisle-Virginia
game the Richmond Journal says: "'rhe
trouble with Virginia is that too many
men have been In the practice line.
What Coach Cole wants to do is 70 get
his regular team together and put them
through course of training 10 place
them in some sort of shape.
AS Virginia now stands North Caro-
lima possibly has them beat. The team
has the material, but il Is not together. "
That game at Georgetown Field on
November IL may not be so one-sided
after all.
The Washington times., 1905-10-17

Jack Williams and Billy Burke are
to clash in the star act for six rounds
at catch weights on Thursday night
before the Broadway Athletic Club. OF
PHILADELPHIA
The Washington times., 1905-10-17

Colgate has the best team It has had
in years. The eleven has made a e eat
showing against Cornell and Dartmouth
The Washington times., 1905-10-17

The Harvard management has ordered
10000 tickets for the Yale game. Two
years ago the seating capacity of the
stadium was $780, and 1,500 more seats
are planned for this years game
The Washington times., 1905-10-17

What looke-i like an alMosr sure win
ner at Pennsylvania is fast tlwindling
away. Now Horr, the big freshman. wro
failed TO matrfculate a Cornell, foiind
rer at Penn also and skipped away 10
Syracuse
The Washington times., 1905-10-17

The return of Dan Knowlton will help
out the tackles situation at Harvard.
The Washington times., 1905-10-17

Captain Cooney. of the Princeton team
did not play last Saturday. He is SAID
TO be down too fine.
The Washington times., 1905-10-17

settle club championship in the heavy
weight class.
The Lenox Athletic Club, OF Mama
yunk. Pa. will reopen on next Thurs
day night. a good. strong card for
starter will be put on. Charley Can
non and Abe Herman will clash In the
star act OF the night for six rounds at
catch weights.
Tommy Ryan, who calls himself the
middleweight champion. has written
Tom McCarey. matchmaker OF the Pa
cific Coast Athletic Club of Los Angeles,
asking for match with some good mid
dleweight. McCarey wired Ryan 10
come 10 Los Angeles and he would
match him with the winner of the Jack
Sullivan-Tommy Burns go which Is
down for tonight.
If condition counts for anything.
Young Corbett, the ex-featherweight
champion, will be in tiptop shape on
Monday night when he faces Young
Erne, the featherweight champion of
Pennsylvania, for six rounds at the
Washington Sporting C1uD, Of Phila-
delphia. Corbett is training at Fair
mount Inn. Philadelphia, and is in good
condition now
Mike Moran and Andy Smith. good
lightweights of New York, are to clash
for fifteen rounds at l33 pounds, weigh
in at the ring side. tonight before i
private cub up the State for a purse and
side bet of $l00 Moran and Smith have
been In hard training for the past three
weeks, and each is confident of victory.
Willie Fitzgerald will in all proba bill
ty get on a return battle with Eddie
Hanlon. Fitzgerald recently knocked
out Jack Clifford. the California light
weight. in the eighth round OF what
was to have been twenty-round go.
at Grass Valley, California Fitzgerald
showed so well in that fight that the
matchmakers Of the Pacific Coast Atb-
letic Club Of Los Angeles promptly Of
fered him return match with Hanlon
and he accepted.
The Washington times., 1905-10-17
FOOTBALL.

George Foster Sanford, formerly Co
lumbia's football coach and now at Yale,
yesterday started to drill Amhersts line
men for their game with Columbia next
Saturday.
The Washington times., 1905-10-17

Yale's total of yards gained against
Holy Cross by running the ball was 2S2
to % by the visitors
The Washington times., 1905-10-17

Lafayette is liable to prove a stumb-
ling block for Princeton next Saturday.
The Washington times., 1905-10-17
Personal Comment on Affairs in the World of Sport

and at the end of the season il likely
to stand near the top among The small
er colleges.
The Washington times., 1905-10-17

TT will take an awful good horse TO
win a race here this fall said 4. ID
Hanna, the popular trainer Tor me
Columbia Stable From the class ol
horses that are coming mere IL io0Ho on,
like it will take a stake morse TO WIN
q selling race"
The Washington times., 1905-10-17

settle club championship in the heavy
weight class
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-08-17
PERSONAL

Miss Carrie Danneman. Of Glen, wal
in town over Sunday,
]. F. Reisacher returned from Port
land Saturday. Mrs. Reisacher anC
John ir. will spend some time at ths
Coast.
Andrew NeeI and wife, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Neel and R. NJ. Johnson, of Lone
Rock, went to PORTLAND Tuesday to visit
the Fair.
Or, Mann left Saturday morning tC
join Mrs. Mann and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A,
Scott who are enjoying an outing al
Bingham Springs.
Mrs. Ed MerriHeld, who has been very
III for week or 80 is improving and
will soon leave for visit with friends
in the Willamette valley.
10. Jarvis. who has been taking an
outing in the harvest fields at Mayville,
returned to town Sunday and has taken
position in the Condor Drug Cos.
store.
The statement made In another col.
nmn that Mrs. Judge Dunn and children
would remain in Portland for the Win.
ter was an error. They returned from
the city Monday evening.
A. S. Hollen is having 5000 gallon
tank built at his residence and connect
ee with his well from which he will IT.
rigate his lawn aud supply the boilers at
the Condor FIGURING Mills.
letter recently received at this Of
fee from Newton, Kansas, states that
Carl Msrquardsen, one of the founders
Of the Condor Milling Co., of this city,
died at that place last May. of con.
sumption.
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inl symptoms, OF indigestion and bill.
business, TO DR.. Kings New Life Pills.
he says: They are perfect remedy,
for dizziness, sour stomach, headache,
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druggists, price 25c.