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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-11-02
AIhers, Sentence Stands.

Washington, Oct. 27.-Oficial infor-
nation comes to the State department
from Nicaragua that the so-called Leon
court has confirmed the decision OF the
lower court in the case of the American
citizen, Albers, and has fixed his SEN
tence at 80 months imprisonment, AL.
bers will take an immediate appeal to
the Supreme court at Managua. The
State department has instructed Mr..
Merry, the American minister to Mica
ragua, to send his secretary of legation,
]. G. Bailey, to Managua to observe
the progress of the ease.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-11-02
Smashed by Runaway Car.

New York, Oct. %. - A runaway
street car on the new williamsburg
suspension bridge across the East river
today caused the injury of rs persons,
two of them being fatally hurt. For
1000 feet down the incline on the
Manhattan approach OF the bridge a
Christopher street car ran with its
brakes out of order until it hit and
demolished a standing Fourteenth
street car. 1t was 10 minutes before
the broken roof, sides and floor Of this
car could be taken off from the last
passenger under the wreckage.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-11-02
GREAT INCREASE IN TRADE.
Exports and Internal Movements OF
Grain and Cattle.

Washington, Oct. 2s - Decided in.
cTeases in trade movements are shown
during September, as well as in the
total for the nine months of this year,
compared with periods OF last year by
summaries Issued by the department OF
Commerce and labor. The grain ex-
ports for the nine months this year
amounted to lO5, ,2l9, ,693 bushels, as
compared with 4s, ,573, 706 for the same
months last year. This year the corn
exports have been s2,753,2 bushels,
as compared with 4,44l,77l bushels
for the corresponding months last year,
The September exports of grain this
year amounted to more than 10000
900 over September OF 1904.
The domestic movement OF trade dur
ing September shows the same in
creases. Nearly 1000, 900 head OF live.
stock arrived at five OF the largest dis
tributing centers in excess of Septem.
ber year ago, while the increase in
the receipts of grain in IL important
interior centers aggregated over 27, ).
100000 bushels more than the CORES.
ponding month last year.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-11-02
FEAR PARALYZEs CAPITAL.
General Trepotf Placed In Command
Of ST, Petersburg.


st. Petersburg, Oct. 81 - st. Peters.
burg was in panic today, but to a
large extent without reason, The most
sensational rumors were in circulation,
and the shopkeepers ON all except few
Of the principal streets closed their
stores and boarded up the doors and
windows, while peaceful minded inhab'
itants kept within doors. Anxiety was
evidenced in the whole atmospSe ere Of
the city, but so far nothing has oo-
CURED to justify these fears. There
were no disorders,
General Trepoff, who has been placed
in command OF the St, Petersburg gar.
rison, and given an additional division
Of reinforcemeNts, declares that he is
amply able tn maintain order and the
police are allowing the strikers TO vent
their enthusiasm 90 IS to avoid q
demonstration. General Trepoff in.
structed the police not to interfere with
the parades so long as they were Or
derly, but he gave notice tonight that
he was prepared to cope firmly with
any disturbance. He had printed in
all the evening papers a notification
that the troops would tomorrow be or.
dered to use ball cartridges in case
there should be any outbreak.
The situation, however, cannot be
regarded as much improved. The
strikers at their meetings today were
as determined as ever to continue the
strike and the full force of the govern
ment railroad battalions is almost help
less in the face of the general strike on
the railroads. The most encouraging
feature Of the situation is the absence
of any widespread disorder.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-11-02
DEMAND sMooT BE EXPELLED.
Petition of Two Million Women VIII
Go to Congress.

Philadelphia, Oct. 27. - More than
100000 women, representing the
leading women's organizations OF the
United States, have adopted memoir
ial calling for the unseating of United
States Senator Reed Smoot. This was
announced by the executive committee
OF the National Congress OF Mothers
which met here today. This memorial
will be presented when congress con-
venes. United action was decided upon
at meeting Of the executive commit
tee Of the National League Of Women's
Organizations, which was held in New
York yesterday. The women declare
that Reed Smoot, who is an apostle
and in direct line for the Mormon pres
idency, has pledged first allegiance to
the Mormon hierarchy, which has
broken faith with the government.
Smoot, the women declare, controls the
vote of eight other senators, and fear
ing that his power will increase, they
ask that action be taken at the conven-
ing of congress.
1t was decided to hold the next ma
tional congress OF mothers at Los An
geles May Z, 8, 8 and 10, 1905.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-11-02
Sun Spotted on Puget Sound.

Tacoma, Oct. 2s.-From Puget sound
points large spot on the sun was
clearly visible today. A heavy fog
this morning caused the sun to appear
as a red ball about the size of dinner
plate, and the spot was very distinct,
about the size of dollar. As the-fog
lifted, people viewed the strange sight
through. smoked glasses.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-11-02
Mail Service Is Stopped.

Washington, Oct. 27.-The State de-
partment received a cablegram from
Mr.. Ed ly, the American charge d.
affairs at st. Petersburg, stating that
owing to the railroad strike mail COM
munication was cut off from st. Peters
burg.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-21
N as hypocritcs then and have lived the

ON as lypocritcs then and have lived the
lives of hypocrites since. occupying q
dead level of achievement in the vain.
glorious struggle to lift up the race.
II they had had a proper sort. of edu
cation in manliness anu self:rcspect
strong and useful men. AS it has turn
ed out. many OF them are little less
than lceches, always ready with a
scheme to benefit the race and will
!ngness 70 accept the money from
some one else necessary to make the
scheme success, with no honest in
tcntion Of APPLYING the funds for tbs
purpose for which they were solicitcd'
There have been many Incidents
throughout the Southland to bear ont
the charge made by Fortune. Some of
the most persistent collectors OF funds
to push along the bills for pensions t
fcrmer slaves, have been colo red men
some Of them prc:.asscd leaders OF Oh,
race to a higher plane Of living"
The New York writer concludes tina,
the negro race has teachers and
preachers all over this country who
have not fitness for the work in which
they are engaged and have mcas,,rabl.
failed in it, but who. having acceptc;
an education with the implied under
standing that they woul: either preach
or teach. have stuck 70 thci. work an1
justified their conscience if not the OK
pcctatIons OF those who paid for thcil
education These people would have
made splendid success if, unburdcner
by the obligation to build up their race
they had been left free to follow the
bent Of their own gcnins Where every
educated man feels that he is author
lied to lift the race UP because he is
educated that way and the mass Of the
people have become inoculatcd with
the same deadly disease we have !;
condition in which every man feels
that he is as good as his neighbor and
refuses TO follow if not allowed to lead
Decentralization, therefore, paralyzes
the thought and action of the race
That is the situation today"
II more of the so;Salled leaders were
taught that example is the most po-
tent form OF leadership and would con.
tent themselves with being living ex-
amplcS OF what the race should be
there would be less Of the demoraliza
ton Of which the New York negro
complains. And perhaps the same OBJ.
servation might apply TO some of those
persons Interested in uplifting the low.
~ among the whites
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-21
The Busy Senator Boosting
the Jam sstown Exposition.
HAS A TALK WITH TAWNEY.
Urges the Importance of Action at This
Session Of Congress on the Bill to
Appropriate Money Fot the Tercen-
tenary Celebration.
NV Associated Preas.l

WASHENGTON. D. c., Jar 2c-Sen-
ntt: Matt tin said he had just held very
satisfactory conference with Chairman
TawEey. OF the House committee on
industrial arts and eXrositions. ana
that he hal rrged upon him as strong.
~ as lie could the Importance Of ac
lion at this session Of Congress on
tie Dill tc appropriate money for tho
fitting celebration OF tie jamestown
tcrcent.snarv.
believe that Congress ought To
make It's appropriation at this session
SO that tlc work may ha pressed for
card Immediately" said Senator Mar.
tin ard have used every oppGrtl-
::itE to impress upon those With when,
| have como in contact that now is
| tie tic1c to help tho exposition alone,
Tho president has rendered the expo
sition a great service by his interest
aud has largely overcome the growing
sentiment i'll tho Senate AND House
against eNDositions in general. With
his active and aggressive support. I
can sec nc reason why Congress can
not reasonably he expected to do a
iherll part by the exposition
! Tie fact that Chairman 'rawney has
agreed TO Reconsideration of the pre-
vio's vote Ivy which jamestown had
Virtually lost. and further agreed prac-
tical1y, to report bill favorable to
the exposition, may be taken to mean
that the strenuous opposition Of the
| speaker t. the consideration Of the
bill in the House has been overcome.
Mr. Tawney has time and again said
privately that he was not willing to
| report measure that could not pass
tho House. which was almost equiva.
lent 10 saying ti:at he would not re
port Il measure which would not pass
the speaker. He appears willing 10
| report bill making a liberal ar-
| preparation now. aud it seems that The
| speakers objections have been over.
! COMO
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-21
THE MARTS OF TRADE.
Oun's Review of Conditions in the
Business Wcrla.
CHy Associated Press

..... t!iS Associated PreSS.) N. ....
NEW YORK. Jan. 20-R. G. Dun
aafl Ccmpany's weekly review OF trade
tomorrow Will say:
Progress IS mere rapid in manufae-
ture than in distributor. but this is
largely ''cC to the effect OF unseaso,.-
1hie weather ar some points ana tho
unsettled feeling ir the South wherc
TIC collapse of cotton prices has re-
tardcd collectors and caused many
cancellations. That protection is
maintained by mills and furnanccs
nav be taken as evidence Of conf
dcncc in The future. Iron ard steel
plants lead in activity. With woolens
the feature in textile fabrics
III. Labor Troubles.
Settlement OF the nrotraced labor
struggle a, Fail River is enco,ra gins.
but the industrial atmosphere is dis
turbed elsewhere although. on the
whole there is less than the customary
ld!eness Tor this season Railway
earnings for January thus far show 4
gain Of 2,3 per cent. Foreign com
merce at this port is also better than a
year ago. The last week showing gains
OF S1,555.SS3 in value Of imports and
S2a2.HSG in experts
Failures numbered So, In lht, Untc,l
States against 1913 last year.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-21

The corps OF special decorators who
accompany the reception committee
Of the National Biscuit Company. will
this morning complete their work Of
preparing the Casino for the reception
70 be rendered The ladies Of Newport
News this afternoon The reception
will be held from two until five O'clock.
and every lady in the city should DC
present if possible. There will DO an
enjoyable musical program by Smiths
orchestra. and appropriate refresh
mcnas will be served. The reception
committee will leave tonight.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-21
"LIFTING UP HE RACE

T. Thomas Fortune, the negro cdi.
lDr. author and lecturer. has little "a.
'jrncc With those co!orcd persons
whose mission in life is 10 lift up the
race ard who 90 around with fog
horn attachments proclaiming tina.
1aci Il know a score Of colorel men
who were students with me- says the
Ne" York negro, who were looked up.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-21
Clnccn to Name Seven Today.
@ (By Associated PressD

WASNINGTO>. D. c.. jan. 2,A.-
Speaker Cannon expects to appoint to
morrow the managers VITO arc to con.
duct the prosecutions OF Judge Swaync's
1mbeachment before The Seratc IN or
der that they n:ay be read to proceed
promptly to the Senate the moment
that EMlr announces its rc;l;Iiness 70
take up INC Impeachment proceedings
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-21
SATURDAY,, JANUARY 81. 1905.
HIT. AND FEDERAL CONTROL

Mir. James j. Hill. Of Northern Sc
curities fame, has undergone a change
Of heart regarding the undasirability
of curbing the great combinations. He
now comes forward with an endorse
ment Of the Garfield plan to license
corporations by the Federal govern.
mcnt AS leading w to that view. he
declares that lit is not the magnitude
Of a business that works damage Has
the enormous business Of the krupp
company injured Germany? Can any
ono in this country point out an injury
Inflicted on the people which can be
traced to the magnitude uf the Carne-
sic company-mind, say the magni.
luAc. The serious objection to trusts
is thc method Of their crcation--not
for the manufacturing Of any particular
commodity, but for the purpose OF sell.
ing securities which represent nothing
more than good Will and the prospect,
i've profits To the promoters do nUt
INCLUDE all trusts in this classification
but large majority Of them Any
company desiring to do interstate bus
incss should be compelled to satisfy ~
Federal department Or commission
that It's capital stock was actually paid
VI III cash or property at n fair va'aia-
ton. lust as the capital Of national
banks is certified TO be paid no by the
comptroller OF the currency If a com.
pany claiming TO have ten, twenty or
fifty millions Of capita! desires to do
business in Minnesota or California it
is only fair TO the business man of the
State that he should know that tho
companys solvenCy and soundncss
have been passed Upon by the Federal
government and that its capital is
what is profcsscI"
That is platform upon which many
persons who have been bit by waterc6
stock and washed securities will
join the railway magnatc. Both points
bic doubt before the sale Of stock is
permitted ." Mr..
Touching upon the usisativc habits
OF Americans, Mr.. Hill says that we
as a nation have been too ready tc
look to State and Federal legislation
for remedies which are beyond thei
power to s.i'.c. The laws OF trade arc
as certain i'll their operation as tho
laws Of gra"itaton. You might as well
try to Sc, broken arm by statute as
TO change commercial law by lcsisla.
tlFo enactment. Let us leave We'll
enough alone. That which is good let
US keep and that which can be made
better let us approach with intelligence
ard work together for the accomplish
mcnt OF results that Will benefit not
only one, but all the States OF the coun-
try. and in that way secure the pros.
pcrlty OF the individual and corporate
interests as Well"
Perhaps Mir. Hill has noticed the
handwriting on the wall" or it ma,
tc thnt he earnestly desires such ac
ton as will benefit the entire pcoplc
IN any event, it should be an obvious
proposition that even the railways OF
the country are benefited by the pros.
Dar!ty Of the nation as a whole.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-21

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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-21

Candidates fer small pcstGtlices will
do VOL to consider til" ease of that
Iowa postmaster who has been trying
t" resign fer six wears. The govern
Ment can find 10 ono willing to take
his place and he must serve CT be
fined and imprisoned.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-21
Cotton Ginners Refuse Data.
(By Associated Press.)

Nashville. TENN. Jan oO-A dis
patch from Athens. Ma. says many Of
the cotton .nncrS have declined to
give the government agent the nun Der
Of bales ginEcd during the season.
claiming that tie giving cut Of sucE
information is Injurious to the cotton
grower ....
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-21
Lise West is Hanged.

MACON. Ga. Jan Pa special to
the Telegraph iron: Perry. Ca. says
that .-iSc West. a negro. was han Scl
mere today for murder The crime Of
wheel! West was convicted was the Kill!
Ing of lis wife several months ago
near Elko. Ga. Tho occasion attract
cd crowd of beth whites and blacks
t. Perry.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-21

y Louisville man named Barber who
left his home five years ago saving
that he was going down town to get a
shave and haircut has Just returned.
AZ the very least. he ought to he com
PEELED to change his name
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-21

When we read OF a finaDc;er havin.
been bunkOei out Of half million we
wonder how he managed to accllml
late the money.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-21
At The Y. NJ. C.. A.

The gymnasium drill al the Young
Mems Christian Association will be
cpcn to the public tonight: After I'll:
drill there will be basket ball game
between the #. +. "" ard "Hcodco"
teams.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-21

~ is estimated that 20 per cent. of
the telephone girls get married every
year. SAYS the Minneapolis Tribune
looks like polygamy
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-21

Texas is to have a cucumber farm OF
5000 acres. Now watch for news from
that State of a sudden influx Of doctors.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-21

- poor young man has 20 chance
70 "ararcc in his country new says
Mr.. H,yan, apparently forgetting Terry
McGovcrn ana BATTLING" Nelson.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-21

The car is finding it as dangerous
at home rs it is At the front
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-21

.liu-jitsu taught by mail will be found
safe enough to practice the same way.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-21
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-20
Bale ca san Crislobal

En- "a nochr d,i martc> Sc vsrihc0
an baiie en- el castillo de san Cris'obal
&c oSta capital, asisuenao al mismo
muchos .ohciales &c los buques de cue
ira saftes en- ei puerto. los dc il esJa.
ci6n nav@ly del tjcrcito
Ia banda del Battalion de Puerto
Rico ameniz6 el scto.
Concurriendo a tan agradable ieSt,
social las senoraS Saldana Romero.
LAtimer. Orbcta, Dix. Dunlap. Wilson
Harding. Clay, Graham. Aadal, seno-
ritas Wolf, Clay, Coshe. Waner, Na
dal, Casalduc. Orbeta Iriartc. Bclras.
hermanas Fernandez Latimer, Romero.
Skeret, Nielsen, Evano. Benh y Hart
zell
El sexo feo tuvo importante repre-
Sentaclon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-20
FL Crimsn de anOChe

Ayr 3as & s. media fe 'a fAfde
,sg:reae Nna sla>lhic eeerfsoA dc q
sFfe iusss~ rucvsmen'c tr&,Fo dc IA e.
ga. "a csiir de Ic'u ID. dr'csfa Ns-
petal
Seq in rnmot 3 hhco al moiiva 20
ial "a i,icuic iut ua az eaio puhlicaao
r~acntemcntc cen gfanacs llamati
vos cT. gfatas en un pcr162ico &c e~a
localisaa. ca c've ar icalo Autorza
4 -. q svilo; Ruiz DC "a. Sc hacian
graves acu>sCiaals coafra 81 seaor VI
reila Dnbc. delcgado i. "a Camara 20,
"a Disir;fo "a Gaavama
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-20
Amenazas a Chile
Planes fuiasros del JaI6n

Paris, 9 de Encro Dfcese que q
Tap6n ha cuviado un ultimatum Chi
lie con amenazas de bombardearle los
puertos 81 llega ycriiicarse la venta
dc buques chilenos Russia. Afadcse
que la Argentina no Sc lie envi6 Ill
tinatum poro Sc lie do notification del
enviado Chile y-.los resultados para
las pretenciones del }ap6n fu-rJn
cmincntemente satisfacto los.
-El Echo Dc Paris publlca docu-
mentos de extraordinaria longitud di-
clendo que fueron preparados por el
general nodama, ex virrey de Formc =
sa consi icra4o el primer extrategico
del Jap6n. Los documentos, 4 ser
genuinos, demuestran que el Jap6n
tiene un plan de campafa para lnva
dir la Indochina Francesa. FL plan
consiste en- despachar primero el asur-
to de Manchuria. como Sc eSta haclen-
do; luego. despues de echar de ali 4
Russia, atacar las fuerzas francesas i
sur, que son inferiores, y en- el interim
preparar una escuadra bastante pole
rosa para hacer frente las que pue-
dan enviar Russia y Francia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-20
TnvitaCi0n

FL domingo pr6ximo. az del corrien-
tie las tres de la tarde, Sc celeb~ara
en- la Iglesia de San Francisco de Asis
Asamblea general de cat6Iicos para la
renovation de la Junta parroquial que
en- el prescnte aho ha de desempsfiar
los cargos, que Sc prescriben en- ell
nuevo reglamento de la Ascot; cion de
"a 6iicos; cuyo acto sera .presidido por
el l'tmo senior obispo Diocesano.
La actual junta parroquial tiene> ell
honor de inv.t.r los feligreses CATO
licos dc la parroqutal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-20
Associations de
Escritores y Altistas

La Junta organizadora de la ,Aso-
ciac0n de Escritores y Artistas en-
Puerto Rico, ha enviado una conuili-
cacion los caballeros que cornponen
Ia Comisl6n de regamento senores
Fernandez Juncos, Gordils y Mercado
(Momo) supiic1ndoles su asistencia a
una reunion que la d. verldcarse el
domingo a las de la tardc, en- los
SAlone> del Ateneo.
Segln nuestraS noticias, pronto Sc
convocart a una nueva reuni0n para
dar lectura al reglamento.