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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-07-21
SrYeteIie Peoe.
Sper 5unbrebe Wenneiter
osbt Rep 9ortitO Dage.
aangt ftere falbnet
4fmast.

0eoen bor p9ret iigetrem frp9teltg
oper nGfen bele 2unbet ierlig Sirss
bag og Onsbag. 6or 5irsOags ga
pes Der feleenbe Operitgt oDer Oar
meeraoer, 0eb5falb og uproitrations"
lSolilao) i noele af bore Storbner:
Rem gorf, 96 graOer, 100 SOlfulb,
26 0ebsfalb.
philadelphia, 98.3 @ruber, 80 SoIs
fab, 0gbsfalO.
Baltimore, 97.3 @raoer, 5 Solfalo,
l 9gbsfdlb.
8aT6inqton, 90 8raber, 6 SolfaIb,
ingen 0eosfalO.
goiton, 81 @raber, 20 Solfulb, 4
8eosfoIo.
qittsburg, 90 @ra6er, 26 9olfulO,
Il 9posfalO.
guffalo, rs @raOer, 2 SolfalO, 1
8eOsfalo.
0ns6ag 6lep life 6ebre, fom fpls
oenoe 0Deriiqt biIer:
gReio gort, 95 oraber, 167 sOlfalo,
70 0sbsiolo.
Q6ilaoelpfia. 95.8 @ra6er, 40 Sots
falo. 10 8sbsfolo.
Baltimore, 92.2 @raber 5 Solfalo,
9go5ialo.
QGaI6ington, 80 Gru6er, IA SoIfulb,
l Seosialb.
qittsburg. 81 Gjrober 6 SoIfaIo, 5
8pbsfaIo.
Bolton, "a @ra6er % SolfalO, /
7cosiolo.
9ufalo 76 @raoer. inoen soIfdlO,
ineen 3pbsfulb.
Ter par Iaalebes en- Stigning /
0pbsialo ira 3irsoug til 'Onsbag,
iarlig gep gort, uagtet 9armegras
ben tnap par faa b6j.
Uien openitudenOe gioer naturllgz
bis fun en- me9et ioag 5oreitilling
ON, hpao Der er li6t unoer 6eben,
ndonlia port Qanbs mango Storbb>
er. 6paD De fattige bar libt De
aparterer, bpor be leber tGt iammens
Itupeoe. er naturligois for iterIte 3es
len ufortolt. 3uIinber til6rd9te glats
ten eIter 5irsbag @aberne glep
Qort. oFentlige Barter, pdd Stibss
6roer langs Rperfronten Og pau ons
bre tomme plabier. bpor Der bar 9aab
ON at tunne faa ri og friit 9uft.
Og ben puafslgenOe Dag bIep frpgte'
lig. SoIen ite9 op pda en- itpfri
Simmel, % 3ime efter Sine tilto9
Seoen. Q(1e 2tmbuldncer bolbtes Be
fqft.gebe. og Oeb MiobusstiO bar
Soipitalerne Operfplbte al libenoe
WenneTfer.
Gnb life Sstpiterne Rar6eben af
Retp gort unbsit 9eosn. Der fores
falbt mango Solilag blanot be 5ns
iinoer, Der Ilottebss pua GOnsD So
lamb % andre abiter langs Gong So
lambs Stranb.
75or fsrIte Sang ubitebte Refp gort
Gitn RailfpoD So. en- dlminbelig Srs
bre, Der tillob olle Wlotorm9nb og
&onbuftgrer at fate beres 5rdtter
unber 5jeneitetiben / ben beOe perios
be. Naiten ale beofommenbe benbt>
tebe iio al ben gibne 5illaOslie.
QibelIen bar operorbentlig flor
6ldnbt ODrene Sunbreber df 9efte
bsbe el(er falbt 2lfmoei. llalmins
belig mango 6unOe og 9dtte bsbe.
Snsbag gftermibbug traf Der en-
9orbenbbge fen obsr gletp gort. Reg
nen folOt Strsmme og CAB megen
2inbring Sylere Steber / Stdten
trof Der Bigger ben ober, fdd Der bfep
en- alminbelig 9inbring ben imob
often.
7sro gbricogo berettes ON 6 Ogbss
fulb oe 40 SofIlas 1 9irsbogs. @nbs
oe 2ineoln, glebr., bar Der est Oebs>
falo at 5sben, oe fire falbt | afmdgt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-07-21
Situationen | Ruslano.
70 npe 4ttentuttr a
M q n frDgter Der lite B l.
Der Greb.

uroliabeberne | Rusldnb nebbliper.
lluber ben 19. Suli meloes Der ON
to np SnigmorosfOrisg, bet enc / ct.
petersborg, bet anbet 9eliingfors,
6inlano.
Som qobiebonoitief, Rets4ef for
ben 6eflige SDnobe, biibe itige al 30
get nebnte Dag, forigqte Ell at scSe
bans 9ib. Der meooeles intet nsie
ere, men Snigmorbsforipget Bier az
b9rqet, ibet bebfommenbe meb ret
famine bleo padgreb.t.
Sra Seliingfors fortales mere nms
Itenbeligt. 0a @icegupern6r 8euts4
ben 10. bs. forlob Senatet, oleo Der
ojort 2lnfalb pdd BAN. Od 6Gn gift
to9rs ober 3orpet, toit'6, en- Manb
en- 8ombe en- 2lfitanb al ca. so
Sfriot. 8omben nddebe life langt
nof, men 8iceguoernsren blaItes bog
pmtulb af ben polOiomme @tsplos
Tions &ruft, pg @inouer tnuites / ne
re bunore6e 2llens 2lfitdnb.
8iteguperneren 6leD bjulpen til en-
4olitiItation. 6an bar 6leOen 6ranht
% anoerleoes Taaret paa 8enene pa
6lebte TtGrft, men bans Sdar ertl9res
bes for life bgbelige. 8ombetaIts=
rem forfuletes uf Sptaoetter, men
unbtom.
So Elmer forub par aorl 2eondro
6o6ent6al 6leoen bemt til 6angiel
for qiostio for WlorOet al General
Qroturator SoiTalon Soininen fibite
6. 6e6ruor.
8 ct autoriferet SnterOiep meo
0l. gpitte oen II. os. npgteoe oenne
a6Iolut, at bans llbn9Onelie ION
66ef 6lanot ausiernes &ommisiioz
nerer beteb, at Ruslano bar inoe
for ,5reb til en6oer qris".
6an ertlarebe, at ban baboe p9ret
inbe for 6reO. enOog fpr 6ienbtligbez
berne ub6rob, og at @reO 2amsOorf
bar enig meo Fam, men at oen enoe'
liqe Q(fgsrelie lda 6Ds G3aren.
g}r. ggitte iagoe, at ban frngteoe
for, at Sapanernes getingelier oiloe
6lipe idalebe8, at bet oilOe blioe II
muliQt at enbe 9rigen. Rusldnb.
idgbe ban, er life tnuit, o9 ON ban
ifulbe fomme til at 6erette, at bans
Qanb life tunbe gaa ino pdd Sdpans
getingelier, Iad tbioleoe ban life ON,
at 9rigen pilbe blioe fortidt.
6an tilfgjebe, at mebens ben inore
Situation 4usldnb bar tritilt, iad
bar 9anbet bog life truet al Splpss
ming Iom 9erbensmagt. Ruur Solicit
tom til at forItau, at 2dnOet itob ober
for ct problem, iom piloe ungri6e
Qanoets 5remtio, iaa piloe bet forz
enes iom 2emmer af en- tor SAINT
lie, o9 Ruslanb biloe after inotdge
| i'm Yldbs iOm en- fremrugenoe euros
p9tIf Magt.
Der tales after ON, at pr9iioent
aooIeOelts 8sitr9beIier for @aabens
bpile ifdl lpffes. Men Sdpdns W|i=
niitsr MaIbington, 5atabiru, tiger,
at bet oil bero paa, bborbdn G3dren
itiaer fig oper for Sapans 8etingels
Ier.
s Onspdgs Iammentraabte en-
3emitbo &ongreis, til 5robs for 3res
pofTs Orbre, / Mpitop. Der bar 225
Oeltdoere til Stebe. 9reo 9eboen
prGiiberebe. SO. @plopine baboe
tnapt begpnbt at iige, at @enerdlgns
oerner 8oaloff bdpbe loOet, at Der
life biloe blibe anbenbt pberliggaos
enbe 5orbolbsregler bu politi6efen
meb ct 9(ntdl Gmbeosm9no tradote
inb @erelIet. Gbefen tunbgiorOs,
at prefetten baobe forbubt Mpoet og
rrbreoe gei1delaggelIe at 0ofumens
terne. @reo 6ebben proteiterebe, men
qoliti6efen beennbte at nebtegne De-
leeaternes Nobne. Oa rdabtes Der:
,,Nebifrib bele Ruslanbl" Mdnge
til Stebe berenbe Sttes0elegdter
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-07-21

3 ben banIte eO. 8irte, Snitituie
st.. Somestopn, q. g., fdnOt praites
ordination Steb Spnbag ben 9. Suli
ON Gftermiobuaen al. 3, bu Waenig>
bsbens nns paitor, 5. q. s. Cornell
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-07-21
Rtos al 5or6anb tingerne
pad Qarsmgbet
S0drtforb, Conn.

gitens eo. 5ritirtforening bolbt
9drsmgbe 6artforb, Conn, fra og
meb 6, til og meb 9. Sult b. u. Mer
bet bar 6eIsgt at aGe 9itens 5ritir-
feprabitanter iamt profesIOr u.
9Sernberg fra G6icago.
U}pbet aa6nebes meo 9elfomit6ils
len al gr. q. Moritao, Der for 81
ben er Stebets grabitant, 6oorefter
gr. q. 80. g}elion fra SerieA Gitn,
q. s., talte barmt pg inbtrangenoe
I'm 5orioning og 5relie.
6reOa9 Morgen aabnebes 9agens
6or6anOling meb en- fort Sale df
5ormanben, gr. 6. 5. 9eberIen. 80
ton, 6oorefter forIfelli9e 5orretnin-
ger at iocidl &aratter foregit.
Om 2(ftenen talte gr. 3. 5ranbIen
fra 8rooflpn pg 8. SSobnien fra Nen
6aoen, ben f0rite talte ON no9le
9runbprincipper for ct Iunbt og fri
iieligt 2ip, og ben Ibite tdlte ON Ser
lig6eben aa6en6aret / SeIus 9riitu8.
2erbag 5ormiooag meb9if til Sor>
6anolinger angadenOe W&siionen /
3iten.
2eroag often iamlebes man after
ON Subs Orb, bbor 8r. peberien
praoifeoe ooer Sob. Z. 20-23, ibet
ban bbaleoe peo SUBS 9ernS 5or6olo
til 6peranbre. Sioen talte gr. 0iz
bri6Ien ober 6e6r. 2, 3, og bbHle0e
iIar peb Spergsmaalet ON oenne ito
re Salig6eb.
Senoag 5ormibbag prabifebe 9r.
66as. IS. Nelion, 6o6oten, ober Mut.
20, 6. 6an fremitilebe inbtrangenoe
og oper6eoiIenbe 6errens &alo og
paaoiIte Omoenbeliens HpbOenoi9beb
Iom ct 9eb / 8ereoelien for Gpigbebs
en-; bern9it talte ban om 5roen, Der
beitaar l. at man ta9er 9erren paa
Orbet, og ba erfarer man, at Sub er
trofaIt.
On Gftermiboagen talte 8r. Sob.
Qunbe oper Quf. 28-29. Sdn bbRz
leoe peb Orbene: 8lip bos os, SeIus.
9lio 6os os dlle 2ibets SpBrgsmaal
pg pldner. Sioen talte gr. q. 80.
gielIon oper SOB. II, Is, og bpas
lebe oeb SriItenlibet, at bette er ct pirz
teli9t 2io, og minoeoe ON at bore |
9eiibbelie al &9rligfeoens Naabeialz
be. Om 9lftenen tdlte 8r. 8. s. pcs
berien fra Bolton ober Sobs BOG IA,
10. ON 9tpet efter Osben; paapiite
al SUBS Orb, at Der er to 5ilitdnbe
efter Opben; be retf9rbige ifal ultib
bore idmmen meb 6erren, meoens be
uretferbi9e gadr fortd6t.
9errens 4anb birtebe fraftig, oe en-
Observation-Disclosures 4dnb bar rdas
benbe unber bele Mgbet.
Yaa 9itens eb. Sritirtes @egne,
HieGs Moritdb.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-02-21
SPIRIT OF REVOLUTION.
Seems to Have Complete Possession Of
Students and Professors.

students and Professors.
st. Petersburg, Feb. 2O.-The spirit
of revolution had complete possession
Of the great meeting of professors, STU
dents and directors of the st. Peters
burg university who assembled Mon
day to discuss the question of joining
in a general strike inaugurated by a
similar institution in Russia and de-
cided to close the university until fall.
In anticipation Of possible trouble when
the meeting broke up squadrons Of
Cossacks again paraded the streets. es-
pscfally Nevsky Prospect, and the
neighborhood Of KAHN cathedral, which
is always a point for student demon
strations. The meeting was held in the
auditorium of the University on Basil
island. The auditorium was packed to
suffocation with young men and wom-
en-, and the doorways, windows and
emhrasures were banked with students,
who held others on their shoulders.
Most Of the students were poorly clad
and all were In a state Of intense ex-
citernent From the outset the student
orators set their audience afiame with
the spirit of liberty and unsparingly
denounced the course of the govern
ment, declaring that promises would
10 longer avail and that the only sat
isfaciton would be freedom of speech,
conscience and press and convocation
of national assembly. The majority
coupled this with demand for ending
the war. --s-
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-02-21
TRAIN JUMPS TRACK.
Young Lady Was Killed and Gre7f
Number Injured.

Paterson, N. J., F'be. 21.-The east
bound train, known rs the Mlddieto"h
flyer. on the Erie railroad. jumped the
track iIonday between Fairlawn and
Warren Point. on the Berrfn County
branch three miles east of here. One
girl was killed AMI forty-four persons
injured. some seriously. The girl kill
ed was Miss Grace Matthews of Mid
dletown. N. Y. An unidentified woman
Is suffering from & FRACTURED skull and
will die. The entire five cars were
ditched, but the locomotive remained
on the track. A special train with ply
sicians and nurses was hurried to the
scene of the accident and the victims
sent to Jersey City. The cause of the
accident was the breaking of a f1ange
on one of the cars
The first person injured to reach this
city was man named Montgomery
Suffern. He was only slightly hurt.
FIe said: We were running at a high
rate of speed when the accident hap
pened. The whole train except the en-
CINE went off the rails and then toppled
down an e1noankment. The first car
turned completely over and lay bot
tom upward at the bottom of the ditch,
while three other cars were turned over
on their sides. The train was we'll
loaded. The work of rescuing the in
jured was begun quickly by those who
escaped unframed. and persons living
In the vicinity soon arrived. When |
left the scene of the wreck almost all
the injured seemed to be able to walk
About 1000 feet of track was torn up.
Physicians rushed to the scene of
the wreck from all directions. Seven
doctors were driven from Paterson to
Fairlawn in an ambulance six doctors
were taken from Jersey City on spe-
cial train and five went from the same
place on another train. Others went
from Paterson and Hackensack. Three
relief trains were rushed to the scene
one going from Jersey City. another
from Paterson and the third from
Waldwick.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-02-21
A WHISKEY ARGUMENT.
SHERIFFS SALE.

No. o32o-ln First Judicial District
Court of Caddo Parish, La: An
drew Ctmrie VS.. George Jourdan.
By virtue of writ of feri facias, to
me issued in the above entitled and
numbered suit, by the Honorable First
Judicial District Court of Caddo Par
ish, Louisiana, have seized and will
offer for sale at. public auction, at the
premises formerly occupied by the de-
PENDANT, on the Smith place on Harris
Island, about two miles below the city
of Shreveport, for cash, according to
law, with benefit of appraisement, on
. SATURDAY,, MARCH 4 1905,
One horse and wagon, lot of agricul-
tural implements and about seven bales
of cotton, more or less, ginned and I'm
ginned.
Said property seized to be sold to
satisfy the debt specified in the said writ
in the sum of six hundred and twenty
dollars, with S per cent interest from
October ID, 1904, and all costs Of the
suit. S. J. WARD,
Sheriff of Caddo Parish, Louisiana.
Caucasian, Feb. Io, 1905.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-02-21
ASKS BOTH SIDES.
Employees and Workraen Are Request
I'd to Send Representatives.

Employees and Workmen Are Request.
I'd to Send Representatives.
St. Petersburg, Feb. Ex-senator
Shidlovsky president Of the commits
sion appointed by Emperor Nicholas to
ascertain the causes of discomfort
among the Working classes of st. Pc
tersburg. IN note issued Monday in
vites employers and workmen to elect
representatives to sit on the commits
son. Factory owners and contractors
employing not less than 100 persons
are entitled to elect fifteen representa-
tives Of the different Industries. while
workmeH Of various establishments
can choose electors. who March will
elect forty-five delegates to serve on
the commission. Each establishment
that EN- Toys $50 persons Is entitled to
choose one elector and those employing
500 to 1000 persons entitled to al,
elector for each 800 employees. Both
men and women are entitled to vote,
but delegates must be men who have
worked at least year in their re-
spective factories and must be freely
elected by the workers themselves
without interference on the part Of
employers. The note ISSUED by Senator
Shidlovsky guarantees personal safety
to the delegates.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-02-21
CALLS ON PRECEDENT.
Gem. 1ittss of Southern intsrstats Cot.
ton Convention az white Aeuss,

Gem 1ittss Of Southern intsrstats Cot.
ton Convention a White Heuss.
Washington, Feb. 2I.-- President
Roosevelt Monday received the COM
nittee appointed by the recent South
ern Interstate Cotton convention at
New Orleans to urge the creation OF q
commission to extend foreign markets
for cotton prodcuts. The delegation
consisted Of about dozen Members.
headed by former Senator McI4aurln
Of South Carolina. The committee urg-
ga immediate steps looking to congress
sfonal action for this purpose III be-.
half of cotton interests. The president
discussed the question with the dele
Cation and stated that he would take
Y up with the men who represent the
cotton bet In congress- He assured
the committee that he would do all he
could to facilitate the movement. Sem
ator McLaurin introduced the commits
tee and then submitted the address OF
the other members. The COMMITTEES
later conferred with Secretary Of Agri-
culture Wilson.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-02-21
6ULlFicHTER HURT.
One Limb Broken. Spine Fractured and
Also Badly Gorsd.

Chicago Feb. 21--A dispatch to the
Tribune from Ell Paso. Tex. says: RAJ
faei Arana, known as Joarano Chica.
has met with injuries In the bull ring
that will retire him forslife. He sus-
tanned broken leg. his spine was frac-
tured and his Side was gored. The
Tight was under the management Of
Felix Robertr, a French matador, who
himself dispatched two Of the six nulls
killed.
Chico went at the fifth bull brought
into the ring. Rushing about the ring.
believing and paving with rage, the
animal first tossed hlm to the right
and then to the left and finally crushed
him against the wallis. A panic ensued.
only the gendarnerie avoiding rush
that might have injured many persons
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-02-21
ROPE APS TOGETHER
One Hundred and TWenty-Six Are
Reported Thus Treated.
PARADED IN STREETS
Government Of Mikado to Investigate
ut Once and IL It Proves to BE
Fact . Vigorous Protest
will BE Made.

Toxic, Feb 21.-It Is reported that
the Russians have constructed two
light railways, one connecting F'ushun
and Venting. and another extending
from Fushun to the upper shakhe. This
railway building in connection with
other activities and the heavy concen-
tratio rof troops indicates a plan to
turn General Kuroki's right.
General Kuropatkin is continuing
his operations of increasing his entire
defenses and gives indication Of res
olute Intention Of retaining his position
when the expected great battle occurs,
The Toxic newspapers print the
statement that 1875 japanese who were
captured at Heikoutai were roped to-
gether and paraded through the streets
of Mukden. This Inform alton comes
from Chinese sources and 1t is impos-
sible to obtain verif1cation. 1t Is SAID
that there wifi be an official inquiry
into the matter and that the Japanese
government will make protest IL the
report In found to be true.
Headquarters Of the japanese army
in the field reports the Russians Sum-
day moved division from the front
of the Japanese center to the front Of
the left and advanced from Ia noun
tain. Several columns moved fifteen
miles westward. hating at Ifangchis-
THU, which Is two miles northwest OF
Hanchiayuantzu. The Russians con-
tinued to shell portions of the Japan
csc lines Saturday, and the Ja panese
frequently failed to respond 10 the
bombardinent. which was often en-
tirely ineffective and described as be-
ing largely waste of ammunition.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-02-21
HOUSTON AND AUSTIN.
=
Statues Of Noted Texans to 30 un.
ve,Ied at National. Capital.


Washington. Feb. z.-on saturds,
the statues of Houston and Austin are
TO be unveiled In Statuary hol; AMI
formally presented to the house O., rep
resentatives. Congressman Cooper.
dean Of the congressional delegation
from the Lone Star state, will be mas =
ter OF ceremonies. He and Congress-
man Burgess, Stephens and Sheppard
will make addresses. and other Texas
will also probably
speak. Congressman Champ Clark OF
Missouri and Richardson Of Tennessee
are also down for speeches.
Both statues are the handiwork Of
Miss Elizabeth Ney, and artistically are
well nigh flawless. The given name of
Austin appears OF the base as STEVEN"
instead of Stephen. and there is a
comma after 1t. making 1t read; Ste
ven, +. Austin" Both of the statues
are life size. and the garh Is Of
frontier days. Austin being In full In
dian dress and bearing rife.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-02-21
TWO ELEcTRocuTED
One Killed Rival Junk Dealer, the 9th
Or Strangled Woman.

Ossining. N. r., Feb. 21.-Frank Ri
mieri and Adolph Koneig were put TO
death in the electric chair at Sing Sing
prison Monday. Both executions were
carried out without incident. Two
shocks were given in each case. RI
mieri murdered Waco Pinto. rival
junk dealer in Brooklyn, as the result
OF a quarrel over the ownership of a
quantity of old bottles. Rimieri shot
Pinto as the latter was going home
from his place of business
Goenig strangled Mrs. Mary Kauff-
man to death In West Fortieth street
house last May and then attempted to
end his own life by driving a knife
Into his abdomen, but recovered after
several weeks.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-02-21
IN Msn,orv Of ouav.

Washington. Feb. 21.-Sitting in spe-
cial session the house Sundy conduct
ed memorial services In tribute to
the memory of the late Senator Mat
thew Stanley Quay OF Pennsylvania.
Mr. DalzeIl presided. Seven members
euiogized Mr. Quay's life and charac-
ter The remarks were particularly
expressive Of the esteem r. which ne
was held and extolled him as man.
as useful public servant and an orr
ganizer Of wonderful ability.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-02-21
REouEsT REFUSED.

Tsxas Baseball lsasus Was Nst Al.
vanosd 20 Glass C.
New York. Feb. TIA meeting Of the
National Association Of Minor Leagues
was held here late Saturday night.
when action was taken on the applica-
ton Of the Texas Baseball league for
advancement to class G. The board
denied the application on the ground
that the cities in the league lacked the
requisite aggregate population. The
board also refused TO advance the
Western Baseball association fo class,
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-02-21
For TREATIES.

Congressman Burgess introduced .
Resolution In the House.
& Washington. Feb. 21.-Representa-
tive Burgess. of Texas introduces
resolution requesting the president TO
open negotiations With Great Britain,
Russia. Germany. France. Italy and
Japan. that treaties may be made.
guaranteeing an Independent and stable
government of the Philippines.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-02-21
NEWS i'm eRaEF,

George A. Bowman was killed a Gal
weston by Il train.
a sloso9O cannery il 70 be establish
~ at Tsxarkana. ARK.
New Fork police dispersed band of
Russlals revolutionary syinpathixers.
niahop McIaFen al the Episcopal
ldsocese of Chiacxo died ut New York
city.
Near Detroit Tex. 4 limb ten 81
youth named Henry 10 vnsend. killing.
HIM. S
1lajot N. = Levin, 4 confederate
90 1le1ls
fSIlson, AlIa c1IiHty. rexks -
IL a1Sa1
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-02-21

Buffalo n. r. Feb. n Cicero J..
Haniin. founder or the Village stock
far1n organizer Of the National Trot-
ting association and father Of the
Grand circuit. u dead. He was born
IN 1919 NJ Austerlitz Columbia county.
Mr. Hatalin had bsen III iii health FOR
i long time.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-02-21
pupils Arreetsd.

Warsaw. Feb. fla number OF Older
pupils Of the high schools who have
been inducing children In the lower
forms to absent themselves from
school have been arrested by police and
soldiers.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-02-21

President Roosevelt will leave WASH
ington OH his Southern tour about March
IS, stopping at Louisville, KY, and at
Dallas, Austin and Fort Worth, Texas,
on his way to San Antonio, where he
goes to attend the reunion Of the famous
Rough Riders.--Donaldsonville Chief.
Famous In what sense?
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-02-21
CONGRESSMAN DIES.
Hon. Norton p. Otis Of the Nineteenth
New York District No More.


New York, Feb. 21.-Congressman
Norton p. Otis of the Nineteenth dis
trict died early Monday at Hudson Ter
race, his home. in Yonkers. He had
been Ill for several months and had
been confined to his house for month.
Congressman Otis who was sixty
five years old was formerly mayor OF
Yonkers, and had been active in the
Republican politics OF Westchester
county for many years. He was chair
man of the board Of directors of the
Otis Elevator company and possessed
large fortune.
Mr.. Otis was born at Halifax, VT,
and traced his ancestry to John Otis,
who came from bingham. Eng, to
Massachusetts, In 1886. His father In
vented the elevator and founded the
company which bears his name.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-02-21
Bio Blaze at Detroit.

Detroit, Feb. 21.-Fire Sunday almsot
destroyed the plant Of the Detroit Steel
Casting. compny, causing loss of be-
tween $4,000 nd 100000. Two hun
dred and twenty-five men are thrown
GU. OF employment. 20
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-02-21

1t is now in order to jump on Stand
ard Oil Already FIVE states are being
aligned to fight the big trust and seven
teen other states are preparing to join in
the contest.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-02-21
Block Burns n psnxar.

Denver, Feb. 21.--The Symnes block,
three-story structure occupied by
Offices and stores, was destroyed by
fire Sunday, entailing losses estimated
at 100000. The heaviest losers are
the Great Leader department store,
$125,000, and Symns estate, owners Of
the building, 100000.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-02-21

The Star says: The Monroe charity
hospital can not in any way be held re-
sponsible for the 100000 deficit in the
State treasury. to meet which the parish
assessors have been instructed to increase
taxation by raising assessments.