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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-07
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"AhN7 hno 3cldcnidulc
Mluit Scpnrlcmcul t(auflhulc mn Riucbnrt
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Sclldrhcn uHo i'm LiuoellrCu Snmiiudo Nlnf
len heBInucn um .EttuUrr. Nnoullric Scpnrtr,
NlelIi lgucnolbuIcl, 6rctbdn6s, mebuuiftbcs II.
nlbicIiuuiibc9 3cidHen bc0innt am rs, Sftn,
Der. ''
9lIIc IagibuIcu- &ucburts uno Sumloos.
HocnoMIdllcL ole acinmnttcn 6rcibnuos mo
lhcH Nluiien bca uiCrten unh oritteu Ouhrce
unocn tn oCr RtcbmouosNnrit sale, 00maros
StruEC. it1t
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ten Nnbrcc uCrOcu IN Der NullIua. lEnrft Sale.
GOuuuiuH gtpCmC QcGuIiCu
gSininm y. Snuoo, &uriibcr
oCa GoHltco 'ilr Nltnits uno 3eihucnibuIe
AtnlnIo9e i5nnen I'M Inititut ooer ourb oic
Fut CrldnQt mrroCu
Wtnn aoreiiirc: SbUmaS D. Gpcriit, Slfiuar.
(SeptlGI.Su SiSu -19StD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-07
r Always L!.'S ),
IL PILLEN

peTte rnfh bns ebrtsm bon arfeu ben ooss
ongefibrten 9etbeH befreteu peroer.
RnSpab & Co.. Rem DsrI
@ertbe Serreu - Sn Bedua aui -Rabtpdba
Rtusn" nnnfte 10 su fneen. bnb 10 rssnlals
treeHo etu SsiImttteI se'unbsu babe bas esrs
feIben gIelb 1T.
gBdtrsro oer Iebsn suei Sabre T,tt 10 an
Hero6fer 3uspepiIs uno 8eriiopfuna. Rda
bem 5iicn oerfphrte 10 etu SefhbI oer gnipsrs
I'm W1ascu unS bcs 9rbre6ers. Bate ebmes
6eu uno MAR ftutubIi1 I'M aop' urb bdun
wuroe 10 uetoos 80 probtrie etuss, tpaa
mir eupiobIen mar. Uleir eIrdt iaate MIR.
bdb 10 6ronifbs BerItopfuna uub etreu fduss
rem Waeeu babe. 5r bali mir stn usrtG
ubCr iurirte mtth nltt SO iuar 'nlt oerapsb
felt Guoltb bepoa mlh stn Sreunb .gtaSa
pub's Vtuen1 81 prubireu. uus ib au8 tont.
ltgb To iaoe NIT BereHiieen, edb ite mtr ntni
mr GinberunG berfhnifer. fpnoerp mit poftttu
turtren. Goenr nabbem 10 fts etn panr Tags
senommtn battle. arbeiteie ber Wlneeu teeuldr
uro bic opspephr4en Symphonic 'irs f1on bsu
Itwunbeu seet iabls 10 milo ipis elm ususs
WlcHf6
WlBas 9oH 5ls uuo 3tre nuroerodre NE
btstn itensu 80 perDIelbs 9br
q. q. Srtnsr. autniotuH. ga
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-07
nnhrl1agfn
l1ad1
np11t EHErtt.

"-W-T- 0TE WIW 0VN GHtW VUW OIHT WCTWVI
bsr ueber'nuuua uns satuers n'seerssorndf
Derstn urb WeI6sn taufa bic slnaruna dus
gu f1bsr uro brndenb TN Ulaeen Itsesne eos
f6tut oSer bic an ptritopfuns tnHerlt@sn
edmotrbotbeu, PIutnnbrana nad benz Roph
woaeufaurs. Reteuna aum eretter. sooersH
men aopfueo WtsermIHn eegen RaorunoA
eIaBuneen. etuieu oosr gfatteru esr eerafed'
tGfett. beorhdsHben ooer erftt6enbtr Setno~
len betm Rtcbereaen. gsnomHen6ett bstm oioe.
Iiteu gufIteben. gunIteu ohsr SImmsru Oos
ben gueen. Gleber urb bumpiem S6mera tm
nopf munseInber s6petbsutwidIrug. SsIos
t6t bcr Saut unS Der etuaen. e5mer8eu In
ocr eete, Der grut, ben 9Iieosrn uub an
pI6eIlbeu eteeae'AbJen EstSen. fouteu Elm paas
3ofen nnireRben bon !
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-07
llntcr isclicn ,crmalmt.
9lrbcItCr III CinCm StciubrudD lcbCns
oiN bCNrnbCu.

@rono in elmer AohloBccbc lcidbroct
ujclc NIcuihcnlcbcl W}c0r
GmDUmm1cn i'm @c0cu2ocrijdc
nua2 StmOol Guormc So
lGrc ser Nromtcu ser ,Nmhm,
Yiic Enillroucc So. lmo quite
&rriorglmQ ser &crman0tcu oca
Erdiiocntcu McGuron.
(rou. g. y, 6. Cftobcr.- &icr-
}cbu Nidnucr pr0cn bclrtc Olrh ci.
ncuGiniur} IN Sem Shicicyitcinbrllh
ser o&crulont Slatc 60" chud 2la
Nicj,cu non @roupiIc, 81, Nct0O
tct. lltcr 0cnicIbcu 6ciiuoct lih ).
y &illiom3, ser Er0iiocnt Scr Goms
paQnlc. Die lltbriNCu iino lmQuriihc
2IrbCitcr.
Scd2}r6u WiGmcr mlwocn 0urd)
0cn Gunr} ucrihiittct, Ollcm 6 &c
lang 0uuio GuNmuIlu0Cr lW0 Grn}Cr
Guccn sen Nornlunn Scr Stein.
brllh2 9Irbeitcr. raid 5u bclrcicu.
Ger Urllcrc lit IcbcnoQciGbrlih per.
lcBt, mGlrcno Guccn iult obnc Sd)a.
0cu cnttdm.
&l@ irGt ijn0 picr 2cihcu ouilc.
fuu0cn mor0cn luo Oic @cluobncr BON
NjrdnuiIlr ul0 ser Nan}Cn llmQcbmQ
hcllCu nit bel Sen 2llirdlnumI2.9Ir
bcitcu Nr. Miuiou3 mar ciu ter
porroQcu0cr 2ijr0cr pon Toirboucm
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iiIr 0Ic 9icn. .Nortcr Nirmn T.. T. N|u
lom NduOIcr IN iopdniidcr Scior,
tbdtiQ. Die 2lttiondrc Scr Gnnpul
uic mobucu 0r0BtcntbCil9 in 3anc2
pile. Z. Ger GminW5 crioIgtc Quu}
pl0tIit mo obnc Murlunl. 10 0ub
sic 9lrbcitcr teinc Belt 5ur GIllht bat
ten. W}cbrcrc SmOcrt 5onuCl Stculc
mo NCr0u rltldtcn bcrub. Er0li0cut
Williuna mlr0c nidt tici bcArubclL
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ten ln0 ltnrb bll0, nlh0cm man ibH
bcireit bate. IS lit falm nl6aIid,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-07
Baltimore, Wlb, samNag ben T. Cftobcr 1905.
3ur Se00tllng fit bic 9(ttiondrc Der
1flaryIond Grut Company.

Die oS0ic 2cpUit nnO Srnt GOmpNnN uOm NNIti
more" O0o 2cpOitOrinm nutcr ocm uUm 30 September
1903 O0ircnOcm McOronniatiUno CbcrcniOmmcn Der
ylfGrNmO Srnt GUmpnnN" lit jest bcrct, ScpUntcn
uon gtcu Scr bcinatCn Srnit GOmpoNnic cntacacn III
ncbmCn mo bniUr Ocrcn umictbHrc ScpOim Gcrtiifnc
III ucr0uaNObu, i'll llcbrrcintimmnnn nit Ocn &cOnNnm
gcn Sco HCOrNnniiNtiOno llcbCrcniOmmcns mUuOu oic
Gri9m0 An0icrtiNnna in Nicicm %nrNn }nr Gimidt
nnoaClCNt lit.
Gic 3rjt iuucrbOb mcldDcr 2rpOTtCn Nflicu nc.
madDt mCr0Cm mHlcu, Cloot Om Sduic DER ecdGitc
II. GtObCr 1908.
Safe Depo0t ano grntzGompanp
non Baltimore,
ScpuitOrinm
Baltimore, DO. Den D. Cfobcr 1905.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-07

Sebt nui e. Nerublro'2 Gbb'G htc ariuter
iprieBeu uno aeoeibn ans ocreu Suit mangis
len fbuflt Cicfunobelt iu uerlehu SSeun IS
Gm StubtpuuR Cir gtbrht 10 uimW ioort mo
8oa re nl6t ct. 0erunro 3rdutcrpiieu etn;
5uei MAIDEN idnt Ole SdrWe rcu bis regular
Ger Gjuna sum Crt iGbr' III nit lleider SoliS
fort. Suuu tuumt ocr Gppcttt Gnt3 Zen, Su
iBt fiir ,auCc melncr (rtu mo III Oeroduft
nan poucm Gti.h iubit SID 10 irii,b ais rpie
Elm Siitb sir % Gcuo bet HpOtbcieln ~
gnbelt (StNo. .Su.1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-07
Sitt an MatnrrlD.

Irou %Ilrd g. 9ll0ribae BON Nr.
1872, @cit.6oDcttc Strobc, iogt, OuB
lie bon Ciucm hroniiden 9iuicn.aos
tarrb uollitGnOiq AcbciIt purOc. Die
Mroltbcit mar nit Qrobcm, icbr iibcl.
richcnocnl Noicu }lu5ihlB perblln.
ocn. Sie bcaob iicb liir ctpu ieda
Monotc in oir Ncban0ImG oe9 Or.
Sartlcu pou 9tr. 3ll, Noro.Faca-
StroBc, luo puroc 10 oolltdnoig ge.
Deilt, ouB ciu 9iijdlnu nidt 81 be-
iiirhten NOR. s. lit icbt iicb5ebn
Sabre Der, OaB oieic aur uoll3ogen
muroe, obpe OnB lid cm 3eidcn Der
Hiidtebr oep aei0eu3 ge3eigt bat.
(2SO-1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-07
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~ Yillrll

ftHS rctu ocertablNfb uno aar5 suberlaffis.
DcUiglrn uulltOmmcne gerouuuua boIIItdna
bl8e UbiOrhtruna uub gcfunoe Wraelmibtar
ieli
8nr aur uuu aHtn qslSsu o,s w,aasns. brl
G'tbdrms. bcr Wtrsn. Der slcis, uou urrs
pDIen RarutasItsu. edmOrrbOIben, appipe9
uuS ansu 2cbsurioeu.
prets 25 Gents per eba6teL g9trS bon
alien gpoiDeiern bsrfaut uub pee gott uaa
Gutpfune beS getrnaes bertanot
aabpas & Co.. 90 GIm ctr. rsiu porf.
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-11-02
SOLDIERS MUST CUT
OUT POLITICAL PULL.
Gen. Greedy Wants Commissioned Force
of Army to Be Put Strictly on
Merit System.

WASHINGTON. u. c., Oct. 81
Gen. \. W. Greedy, chief signal officer
of the army, in his annual report does
not speak encouragingly Of the detail
system. 1t is suggested that the entire
commissioned force of the army be ar
ranged in one lineal list below the grade
Of brigadier general. Promotion and
elimination by retirement, as is done in
the navy, would then be practicable
1t would avoid attempts to evade serv-
ice by political and personal influence.
Gen. Greedy says that upon an hours
notice the signal corps can furnish 1000
miles of communication. Students Of
war in South Africa and Manchuria
have shown Deficiencies i'll the American
army only in connection with the fire
control of field artillery.
Direct telegraphic communication is
now established with FIVE military posts
in Alaska. The commercial business has
netted 100000 during the past year,
and it is estimated will he increased to
100000 annually The submarine ca
bles of southeastern Alaska are 300
miles long.
Speaking of the wireless work in Alas
ka between Nome and st. Michael, Gen.
Greedy says: This is the only long
wireless telegraph system in the world,
it is believed. that is regularly operated
as Il part of telegraph system handling
commercial business. On August &,
1904, it completed year of unintcr-
rupted service over its course of 1OI
miles. More than a million words were
sent during the year. In a single hour
there have been transmitted over this
section 1000 words without error or rep
ctitiun.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-11-02
LATEST MARKET REPORTS
MILWAUKEE, OCTOBER 81.
EGG AND DAIRY MARKETS.

MlLWAU EGgs-Market firm The
produce board's official quotation is zoe for
/ current receipts, at mark, cases returned.
Fresh candelcd stock sells on the street in
a small way at 2lQ2ll2c Dirties checks
and seconds 1Vd 13c.
Butter-Market firm. Elgin price on
extra creamery is 221ac Local price. extra
creamery, 2212c; prints, 2312c firSts 10000;
seconds 11@lSc; dairy fancy, 1SC; lines, 10
WlTc; packing stock, l4dlJc.
Cheese - Steady, American fun cream.
twins, llhQl2c: llmburger, per lb. 1910
lie; off grade, 90l0c; fancy Brick, l1l90
25c; fancy Block new. 12&0l3c; new Round
Swiss. BE: loaf, 13c; Sapsago. 1Sc.
ELGIN. ILL.,, Oct 31-One hundred tubs
OF butter were offered on the board of trade
yesterday, hut no sales were made, The
market ruled trm at 22iac, the same MS last
week. The output of the district was &c.
900 lbs
CHICAGO, H., oct. -Buttcr-Stcady;
crcumcrles. 17l2022c; dairies, l1U20c.
Eggs Firm; ut mark, cases included, 1870
1910. CheeSe-Strong; daisies, 1214Il2l2c;
twins, 12Ul2i4c: young America" l2liW
l2l2c. Poultry-Iive steady; turheys. 13c;
chickens Sc: springs. Dc. PotdtOps-Easy;
BurhaukS, G1NIOc; rurals, G6llIOc; red
stock. 63uG5r. Neal-Easy; 80 to sOpound
weights, G06l2c; 60 TO 75-pound weights,
NEW YORK, oct. 3l.-Buttcr--Easy; I'M
changed; receipts, T., l0G Cheese Strong;
receipts, G3J3: state full cream, small and
large, colored and white, September, fancy,
131pc; do October choice. 1870; do fair to
good l2ialj12a4c; skins, full 10 light, 1870
lie. Eggs-Strong, unchanged, receipts,
les
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-11-02
Cars Promise of Freedom to Russia.

ST PETERSBURG Oct so-we Second, grace
all the duke Finland
agitation
places with
happiness sovereign indissoby up
From the present may great disruption
integrity unity of empire.
The sovereign office
eaace ous and to use all the force and reason at our command to hasten
securing
for paifcation all circles of
public which well people
We therefore, direct nAexbe will
the following
population foundations of
liberty inviobity person. speech
association
suspending already
permit population
completely deprived leaving development
principle general established
OF things
approval possible
of participation supervision
o legality appointed by
government
the doum keep of my ukase
maintain the prestige the
abors and resist its decisions long they
sstentw historic greatness.
and factions too often unstable
cy important to secure the reform OF the council the empire on an cleo
toral principle.
power following prn
liberty and in providing guarantees 70
tendency abolition exclusive
THRDThe coordination and the activity of all of government
FOURTH-Avodan of proceedings
10 not openly society the
which manfesty threaten
suchr being upon law and moral unity.
Confidence be placed political society
impossible society should desire condition anarchy which would
threaten
the empire
We appeal duty
terminating these unprecedented troubles and
ply with the of calm
Given at peterhof October 3d. year of our reign
NICHOLAS
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-11-02
WHOLE VILLAGE IS
BURNED AT NIGHT.
PINE GROVE (W. Va), WITH But
1000 INHABITANTS, HAS
$4,000 LOSS
No Fire Protection Except Bucket Brig
ades Formed by Men and Boys
Started in Hotel.

rARKERSBURG, W. Va. oct. 81
Fire that started in Tie Pin" Grove ho-
Gel at Pine Grove in Neizcl county at
1890 O'Clock this morning wiped out
the greater part of Tho town. The loss
The fire started from q natural gas
explosion The following buildings have
been destroyed Pine Grove hotel. Com
nercial hotel Pine Grove bank, Meth"-
dist Episcopal church Morgan business
block. seven stores and ten dwelling
houses.
pine Grove has population II less
than 1000 and most Of the buildings are
close together. There was no ire pro-
lection and the men and boys Of the
village fought the flames with buckets.
Samuel Stcen. tcamstcr, Wh was
sleeping in the Pine GROVE hotel, was
burned 10 death. More than thirty
buildings in the town were destroyed.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-11-02
KILLS HIS FRAT BROTHER
Jolly Chicagoans at Channel
Lake (Wis.).

CHICAGO ILL.,, Oct. 31.-Oliver Wen
dell Holmes. Jr.. 373 Ashland boulevard,
died in the Presbyterian hospital from
the effects of bullet wound received at
house party for his fraternity brothers
ut Channel lake, Wis. George f. Wolff,
son of Chris J. Wolff, second vice presi-
dent of the J.. Wolff Manufacturing com
pany. was the innocent cause of his
friends death. He didn't know the re-
volver was loaded" The boys all were
members of the Omicron Kappa ri fra
ternity. Holmes was junior at Lewis
institute. He was 10 years of age and
was preparing for Harvard university.
The accident, say witnesses. occurred
during little rough house" the party
INDUCED in before going to bed Wolff
picked up nm old revolver, which dis
charged while he was handling it.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-11-02
MILWAUKEE, STOCKYARDS REPORT.

IOGS-Rcccpts, % cars; market lower;
light, mixed, 5000. 10; fair To choice me
dums, 5O0Q5.15; rough packers. 4.00G4.5O;
pigs. 80 to ITO lbs. i.5Olt 40; coarse stays,
lu01il -
CATTLE-Receipts . cars; higher; calves
steady; butchers steers. medium to good,
1850 TO 1909 lbs 3I514.5O: fair to me-
dum; 800 to 1850 lbs, 3.0O0350: heifers,
common, 2.25W2 80; good. 2.I5n35o: cows,
fair to .ood. 2.50d30O; Gamers l.50Gg1 75;
cutters, 2.OO02.4O; bulls, common, 2,oOp
10; choice, 2,40u3o0; feeders, 800 to $50
lbs, 3.01Q3.50 stockcrs 800 10 100 lbs, . %
Q2.5O; veal calves, common to choice, 300
400: heavy, 3.oo1t3 50 Mixers and spring
ers-Common sell for Gamers, choice, 5000
Q45.oo. oo
SHEEP Receipts 3 cars; steady, $500
m6.T5.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-11-02
w. G. T. u. RULED BY RING.
President Marie Brehm of Illinois Creates
Sensation at Convention in
Los Angeles.

LOS ANGELES, Cal. Oct. 81
Marie Brehm. president of the Illinois
Woman's Christian Temperance union,
caused a sensation in the convention
here by declaring that the organization
is ruled by ring. The session was
mostly consumed by n debate over pro-
posed amenlment to the constitution re-
garding the maLner of nominating the
vice president and assistant secretary.
The amendment was defc2 ted.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-11-02
SULTAN HEEDS WARNING
Preparations to Execute Ghirdis Varta-
MAN for INDIAN Murder Are
Suddenly Halted.

CONSTANTlNOPLE, Oct 31.-Thc
preparations which were going on for
the execution of Ghrdis Nartanian, who
claims American citizenship, and who
was condemned to death 10y the criminal
court ut STEAMBOAT, October 10. for the
murder of Apik Undiian, n prominent
Armenian, were suddenly stopped yes
terday on the receipt of II note from the
American legation setting forth in I'M
equivocal terms that such an act would
inevitably produce serious consequences.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-11-02

RESTRAINED FROM VIOLENCE.

The strike committee continues to re-
strain the people from violence, this be
ins considered the hest means Of attain
INK the ends in view. but behind the
scenes the members Of the committee are
holding constant meetings with the lead
ors of the various groups and seem To be
preparing for a bold stroke at the oppor-
tune moment
longer an open collision which would
force a show Of hands can be avoided
the better their chances. The army,
they say, is being gradually won over
-. tlln I.nnrln'a nnnsn
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-11-02
MANCHURIA is OPENED.
American Consul General to Mukden Gets
His Papers from China and Will
Go to Post at Once.

WASHINGTON. y. C., Oct. 81
Fleming -. Cheshire, who was some
time ago appointed consul general TO
Mukdcn, but was on leave of absence in
this city. has received his exequatur
from the Chinese government and will at
once proceed TO Mukden. His official
recognition ~ the Chinese government
is regarded ms quite important as II opens
lean trade.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-11-02
MILWAUKEE, HAY MARKET.

Tlmothy-Dnll; c0r',s CHOICE timothy,
10 25m 1850; No. ! timothy. 9o0u925; No,
= timothy, 75OqS NJ: clover and clover
mixed, 6.JOH7.jO.
Prairie nay steady: choice Kansas, 10000
1925; No ! Kansas, 9.00Q975; No. =, 10O9
30
Straw. steady; rye. 65O6G.75; oats, 5.oo4
90: wheat, 5O01 30; packing hay, GO.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-11-02
POWERS EXTEND
WELCOME TO NORWAY.
THEY DECLARE THEIR READINESS
TO OPEN RELATIONS WITH
NEW NATION.
Answers to Minister Lovelands Notifca-
tion to Powers Are Couched in
Courteous Terms.

CIIRISTlANIA, Oct. 31.-Ihe Unit
ell States, Russia, Great Britain, Italy,
Switzerland, and Brazil have declared
their readiness to enter into official rela-
tons with Norway. This is in reply to
Foreign Minister Loveland's notification,
sent out to all the powers afte; King
Oscars abdcation. that the Norwegian
government desired to open the usual
diplomatic relations with them.
The replies are couched in the most
courteous terms and some of them are
accompanied by cordial welcome of
Norway into the ranks of the fully in
dependent nations.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-11-02
LID ON IN MINNEAPOLIS.
Mayor Jones Announces Sunday Closing
Law Must Be Enforced-Gam-
bling Already Abolished.
MINNEArOIIS. MINI. oct.

MlN<EAFoIIS. Mimi. Oct ~ e
The lid is on ~ Minneapolis. Mayor y.
j. Jones announced today Tint in future
all the saloons and hotel bars must close
on SUNDAY they have not closed for
years and tho announcement causes great
Consideration Mayor Jones has already
abolished gambling and restricted the
eooInl osil carefully 70 small. VEL DE-
LA~4 J.4s4...-.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-11-02
Tots Killed by Locust Bark.

BURLINGTON. VI. oct. 20. Tie
mystery of III" poisoning at ST Jnscpb's
Orphan asylum Thursday night. ~ r..
suit Of which three children dicd and
fourteen others were mndc seriously III.
was explained Wien one az Tie tots told
that they Lad chewed locust bark. tliinh
lug Il was slippery elm
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-11-02

that peace is re-established and that
Russia will become prosperous, there be-
ing community of interests, especially
in foreign politics, between RUSSIA and
Italy.
King Victor Emmanuel learned the
news on "A railroad train after he had
left Genoa. and was most pleased.
The Pope heard the news this morning
from Cardinal Merry del Val, the papal
secretary of state. and exclaimed May
this mean II new and happy life for
RnA In -
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-11-02
CURZON TRIP IS
STOPPED By FEVER.
Farewell Tour of I1dia's Retiring Viceroy
Is Indefinitely Postponed by
Serious Illness.

LAHORE. British India. Oct. 81
The retiring viceroy, Lord Curzon Of
Keddleston who has been making
farewell t8ur of India, is Frustrated here
with fever. brought on by exposure to
the sun. His departure from Lahore
has been indefinitely postponed.
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ONLY COssACKs ARE FAITHFUL.

only the Cossacks, who are referrei
to rs Emperor Nicholas Swiss guards
are absolutely faithful to the existing
regime The lsmailoysky guard ,regl-
mcnt which was reported 10 be disai-
fcctcd during the troubles last winter
is now reported to have refused to do
guard duty and to be confined III bar
1.u ~ .urrnnul Cd LIZ Cns9nCka
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Odessa Troops Cheer with People.

ODESSA. Oct. 31.--The PRONUNCIATION
here of the Empcrors manifesto was
followed by the widest excitement, vast
crowds exutantly parading the streets.
notable feature being the numbers of
troops marching and cheering with the
people. The church belle are ringing
thanksgiving services are being held and
a public holiday has been proclaimed.
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GREAT JOY IN RUSSIA.
st. Petersburg in Holiday Attire
and Reports Are Optimistic.
FEW HAVE TIME TO DOUBT
leaders of Revoiutionists Unable to Make
Much Impression with Warnings
That Liberty Move Is Trick.

ST. PETERSBCRG, Oct. 31.-Count
Witte today summoned a conference of
the editors OF all the ST. Petersburg
newspapers ard asked for their aid and
cooperation in restoring normal condi-
tons and securing the confidence of the
people in the new regime.
The editors present expressed the full
est confidence in Count Witte, but de-
clared that they could not publish their
papers without the consent of the strike
committee.
Count Witte said the government in
tended to proclaim amnesty. \ mani
festo was being prepared, but every
thing could not be done in day. lie
added that it would be madness TO re-
move the troops from the city at such
JunClure.
ST. PETERSBURG Oct. 3l.-Last
night the autocracy of the Romanofs
and the old order of things ceased to
exist in Russia, Today the Russian cap
ital blossomed out with flags and bunt-
ing. All the troops were withdrawn
from the streets and the city presented
almost its normal appearance
As the afternoon advanced the crowds
became more unruly and there seemed To
bc nomcntary danger of great disorders.
Up to q o'clock however, no serious col
lisions had taken place.
Nervousness Has Disappeared.
The nervousness Of the people has sud
denly disappeared. Worlmen by the
thousands Hooked back to the shops and
factories without awaiting the permis
sion of the strike committee.
IL. -
to encourage The spirit of rejoicing over
the newly granted liberties. IT was by
order of Gen. Trcpom that The rcgula
ton decorations were hung out, the
troops were instructed to permit the peo-
pie to vent their feelings.
Last nights dcmulStra lions continued
almost until morning. \ procession of
5000 persons with red flags parade the
NC,SEy Prospect until O'Clock singing
the 'Mafscillaise" and they then moved
down litauia street TO the Russian bas-
til" mt the corner of Shapicrnia street,
whore for an hour they made the Welkin
ring Will revolutionary songs.
Immediately opposite stood the we'll
filed Cussack barracks and the crowd
tool, particular delight in bowling male
diCtilnS in that direction.
Socialists Are Wary,
The Social Democrats, however, are
Ur.ing lhcir followers not to be trckcd
ty the government, but to keep up the
fight They organized a demonstration
in the NuSili Ostroy district this morning
I'M favor or the organization of ma
tiuual militia and general amnesty.
h. imperial manifesto has produced
q wonderfully fine impression and if exc
cutcd in a frank ana honest spirit must
allJy, it was said today, much of the pre-
yailiug discomfort The distrust Of the
government is so deep seated, however,
that the Liberals say that not until
uur.}, arc translated into acts and the
people actually enjoy their liberties will
confidence in the government be re
stored
Count White Says Wait.
Count Wittc has been showcred with
congratulations upou his personal trl