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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-14
1913 BIBLIOTECA DEL BOLErTN MER CANTIL

La he avsado usted antes-dijo Rodrigo con
furia reprimda .-iMe esta usted poniendo fuera de
mi permitire que manche usted ell nombre de mi
adorada infamees labios
No fue dnicamente la passion lde furia desespera-
ci6n en- la del hombre desventurado sino la tre-
mula que la aludfa, 10 que abrum6 Mar
garta.
Sc desliz6 al suelo permaneco ai, agotada
teborosa casi perdiendo los sentidbs al pasar e pr
mer impulse.
Pero la voz de Ia muer son6 de nuevo, los estri-
dentes duros burlones tonos ciero imbre argen-
tino, attractive repulsivo tono
LAS cosas del mundo Mr.. Shaffer! ;Nadie po-
dria eouivocar las reaciones de sir Rodri-
go conmgo despues de gaante interruption! 49,. Su
esposa tene inames labos querida que "su ado
rada'!
Aquellas palabras fueron punal para Ia
pobre Margarita.
Sc puso de pie, erguida rfgida, sin tembar va;
sus mejlas encendieron, corazod latfa con vo-
1enca. cerebro confundia la razon iba de-
jandoa.
-Insisto, Mr. Shaffer, que salga usted de mi ca
sa.. usted c'iente No quiero communication
ninguna con usted no sendo por ell intermedio de mis-
abogados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-14

EI boycott" chino

Una correspondence fechada en- Yo.
koha,na. Japon, Ell 8 de >agosto, da
cuenta de los acuerdos tomados por Ia
colonia china, que es la mas i'm portan.
te de las extranjeras en- aquel puerto.
Los acuerdos fueron:
10 No Comercial en- efectos ame-
ricanuS
20 No embarcar efectos en- buques
amerlcanoS, especialmente a casas
ch'nas. pues los chnos que en- clio in
terviniesen serlan castiga dos.
SO Tratar a todo comerciante Chi
noque haga esta clase de negocios por
medic de otra persona, como 81 10 hi
clera por 81 mismo.
4o, Usar aIguna indulgencia GUAM
do los efectos hayan sido embarcados 4
puertos dopde SOLO entran vapores
americanos.
So Multar frecuentemente a todo
chino que iufrinja estos scuerdos.
Prcp1sose mandar que TODD chino
enp!eado como comprador por casas
americanas abandonase su cargo; pero
este qued6 sobre el tapete. Algunos
com oradores presentes alegaron qu'
estaban bajo contrato y que obligarles
4 marcharse seria dejarles en- la ruina.
Dfjose que en- Sanghai Sc habia 1evan-
tado un fondo para esta contingencies:
pero como les compradores pidiesen
prueba documentada de esto, Sc resol-
vio esperar que llegase de Shanghai,
que es el ndcleo del boycott" anti
americana.
El boycott" celestial no Sc concreta
plazas de China y del Japon. Ex-
tisndese por Hong Kong, Indochina,
lndias Holandesas, y va mas lejos in
vadiendo paises en- que ondea Ia ban
dera americana. Florence en- Manila
y Hawaii, en- California y en- Oregon
Todavfa, creemos no lego a Nueva
York.
Por otra parte, no aparece que haga
grandes estragos hasta Ell presente, nj
que Sc lie conduzca con rigor muy ex-
cesivo. Lo que puede suceder sin en-
barge es que 81 dura hasta Ia termina
cion de la guerra russo japonesa, los
estragoS Sc vuelvan considerableS
Hoy China no puede pasar sin muchos
efectos de de este pals pero otra cosa
sera cuando Russia, agricola. y el ia
pom manufactured, sc hallen con las
manos libres para consequence a cam
pafIas mas paci6cas.
Acontece que en- esta coyuntura Sc
esta negociando up tratado de caracter
general entire China y los Estados
Un'dos en- lreemplazo del que esta
caducado. /El gobierno americana ha
hecho saber al chino que 81 Sc persis
tia en- ell boycott" Sc pondr1a fin 4 las
negociaciones. El gobierno chino ka
manifestado qne desaprobaba ell boy
colt" y hasta pronulgado 6rdenes pro-
hibitoriaS, las cuales, empero, no hay
constancia de que Sc bagan cumplir
con gran inf1exibilidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-14


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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-06

u
81. Petersburg, Nov. 5.--The Ameri.
can consuls at Riga and Rostof on Don,
tslegaphed Charge dAfairs Eddy, to-
day, 10 the eject that the situation Is
very critical. Eddy Immediately saw
Count Lamsdorf, who promised full pro.
lection. Later a message from Riga
stated that guard had been plaosd
around the consulate.
Press dissptdbcs from Odessa state
that Cozsacks and infantry fought a
regular battle with Jews and revolution
aries concealed in houses, the dead be.
ing estimated at 300, and the wounded
at 1000.
The amensty proclamation with its
vague phra-eology was not received here
with full satisfaction, largely on ac-
count OF its limitations. The cry from
all quarters, in which joins even the
staunch Government supporter. Novoa
vremia, is for declaration along de-
cidedly broader lines f1 FHH
From M over Russia comes the new:
Of the retase Of political prisoners, un'
der the amnesty proclamation, and in
cident thereto are many pitiful scenes
The Russian Government gives to each
prisoner released from Spalernia Bas'
tile, the sum Of 20 cents.
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4
Topeka, Nov. 5.-State Treasures Ksl-
y and Frank p. McLennan, publisher Of
the Journal, met in a personal encount-
or at the Elks lodge today. The oollis-
ion was the result of a fight made BY
the Journal on Kelly. b3t isLf sa5i5
Kelly started the trouble, today, il is
said, by approaching McLennan and
abusing him, ending up by aiming a
hard swing a McLennan's head, The
blow landed and McLennan raced down
the corridor. B a5 t
At this point Eueene Stotts, an EN-
ploye on McLennan's paper, ran to the
rescue of his employer and struck Kel-
ly, but without inhicting serious dam
age. Mutual friends then interfered.
Kelly said that the next time be met
McLennan be would not waste time in
conversation and that the effects would
be more serious. After the trouble Kef.
ly is said to have intimated that he had
been looking for MeLennan for a long
time. It is stated that Kelly said he
would have complete personal satisfae-
tion before he was through.
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Found In the Exact Spot De.
tailed by Those lmpli-
Gated.
ENTIRE BODY NOW ASSEMBLED
Her Lover to Be Anaigned at Once on
Grave Charge, the Police in the Mean
time Rounding up all Vital Testimony
and Witnesses in the Case. a, afl
- - - %

Boston, Nov. 5.-What is believed ID
be the head of Miss Geary, the dress
suitcase victim. was recovered, I'm a
leather handbag from the bottom Of the
harboF here today. It was dragged tc
the surface near point where Crsw-
ford and Howard, who confessed 10 dis.
pcsing of the girl's body, said they drop.
ped II from the stern Of the East Bos.
ton ferry. The head completes the body
of the dead girl The trunk was found
on September l, and the limbs on Oe-
tober Too 81 ad ga iHuai Hn8
The leather handbag In which The
head was placed. together with thirty
pounds Of loose shot had apparently
not moved from where Il sank. Ths
bead is In . good state Of preservation
and II is thought by the police il viii
bs readily recognized Is that Of Ms
GeAry. Ths police are still hunting fos
Mary s, Dean. said to be I'm charge oi
the home In which Mise Geary died
after being removed from; the Temont
street resort. Morris Nathan, the loyel
Of Hiss Geary win be arraigned to
morrow On charge Of abortion. ~
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PRICE FIVE CENTS
WAR IN MOUNTAINS.

Knoxville, Tenn, Nov. 5.--A tele.
phone mesSgs from MiddIssboro, Ky,
states that a clash in the mountains,
occurred between troops and band of
forty feudists today. More than l50
shots we're fired. ae19s "a h4taiH9
A message to tbs Louisville Courier
Journal states that the militia and q
sherif's posse jointly attacked BslPs
blind tiger this afternoon and two men
were killed. The attacking party fell
back slowly toward Middlesboro. A par
ty Of indianapolis tourists very mar.
rowiy escaped the flying bullets. The
rife balls cut the telegraph wires dpr-
ing the melee Futhar attacks on Balls
stronghold, with an augmented posse
will be renewed tonight. ~
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Demonstration Al Tlaia

Tiii., Nov. g.. Demonstrations were
today participated in BY at least 10000
persons. While the pro~ssion was pass
Ing along the Golowinski Prospect, rap
"a firing began. Bombs wrre thrown at
the troops, who quickly answered with
rifle shots. As a result Of the encounter
Zen aIr dead and many wounded. In
another place 4 crowd Of school child.
mn collidcd In a loyal demonstration.
The troops fred in the air 10 dispcrse
The nowds, end . general encounter
again ensued. -Four were killed and
seventeen wounded.
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PRINCE LOUIS ENTERTAINED.

Washington, Nov. 5.-Rear Admiral
Prince Louis was today the guest of
honor at luncheon given by Assist
ant Secretary Of War Oliver and Mrs.
Oliver and tonight was entertained at
dinner by Walter Beaupre Townley,
counsellor of the British embassy and
Lady Townly. Both functions were
informal and only features Of the days
program Of any consequence. 7aiid
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FATAL GAS EXPLOSION.

IshPeming, Mich, Eevs 5.--Three
children are dead tand thirteen persons
'injurd, one fatally, resulting from the
|explosion of gas in the basement of the
Miners National Bank building. The
building was completely destroyed. 9
/ Two steaniftters had been in the
basement making repairs, and though
smelling the escaping gas, thought moth.
ling Of it. They lighted a match andea
terrific explosion followed. 1le steam
|fitters weresblewn throagh thes doorway
at the rear of the building, which col
lapsed in mass Of ruipssq qkR2
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a rival procession. but IL was com.
plete failure. The jewish military
armed with rerolyfrs. j. guarding th
Jewish quarters In the outskirts Of tbs
city. The Governor yesterday warnsl
th" newspapers that unLss they sub
iuitied 70 censorship they would b
closed. Two papers deaed the order
aud were clos.d BY the troops.
Funerals o. the victims of The dis
ptd'as at LODI wera held today and al
i"n'lol BY I0Ooo people. Reyolutionar,
sp'eche. we're frequent but no disorder
oee,trrra. &
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Quiet Sunday Passed.

ST. Petersburg. Nov. Sunday was
happily passed without serious disor-
dep or bloodshed. The Social. Democrats
and other revolutionaries, late last
night, when II became known that Cen
ernl Tepod would not permit the big
demonshation, abandoned their plans
for holding q mammoth celebration In
honor Of the funerals Of the victims of
the recent disorders, declaring they
feared this demonstration Of the peo.
ps marked for slaughter" for which
they are not prepared at present.
People give battis when ready. not
when Trepotf wants IL" they say.
All tho funerals were held In pn,
vate, and the workmen attended the
services at the various halls, Tens iof
thousands Of people nevgthsless7 flock
cd 10 the Nevsky Prospect, which was
blocked by the great crowds. There
ven. no attempted disorders and no use
Tor the aauadronss Of military held In
reserve inside the streets. Revolution
ary leaders DOW anticipate a Iperiod of
comparative quiet, and speak of the
sreat strike "maneuver" which forced
the concessions from the autoeracg
Thes say they win proceed to arm The
people for the final struggle for the con
stihrtc assembly, placing no faith IN the
bureaucracy. 81 " ~ &l
While in some of the provinces there
rse indications that something like nor
nal conditions have bean restored, the
-itnation stu continues yery, grave in in
o. South, wherH outrages g,Nerally
lave taken an apti.Jewish nature. j.
Thos. \. lHe6ah,i American Uoasul at
Odessa srnt AZ taesrahs % Ieisd embassy
ID which he estimates the number Of
kttitu hA we eatvusssi1ss AAo -ss.ssse 49,
eeer, that st4S A@SeriNSaa tiSa tiRFtffFFerF ere pot
sHeetedcroadoq alalgl,V asiilw q. .bsrsNus |
Yesteciay0 and to-day, at kTenenJ
dhue, twenty were killed and EIGHTY
Injured iii an Sheouhtero MSRsitaisss the
Military train was wrecked and nine of
the soldiers killed. After tie wrvck, the
reyolutionaries fired on the train, the
troops replying. Several were killed or
injured on both sides. At Berdichef.
several were killed or injured At Mihsk
serious rioting arose through the &C.
tion Of the troops in preventing a meet
ing Of the citizens, Troops fred repeat
ed volleys into the crowds and there
was intermittent firing for a long time.
The casualties were 100 killed and 600
wounded.
Indescribable horrors are witnessed
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NAILS DRIVEN
. . IN. BODIES,
.
Horrible Situation In the
+, Jewish Quarters. a.
SOLDIERS LEAD RIOT
2fmll -----# gid11n-
Police Protect Looters and Fire
on The Red Cross
Workers.
| b9T1i0J GID g
"JEws KILLED OUR EMPEROR
lIl--- N
'JEws KILLED OUR EMPEROR
AIQ--- N

uOy it 10 uGiu tr
Jdl % IT 3N

pleasa, Nov GA toir of tho city
and parts Of the suburbs today, found
al quiet Shops that have been pillaged
as- boarded up. The poorr Jewish
qparters spfErpd the worst and tLe prie
opal streets wcry gperally untouched.
IAN the Russian shops were married
wih crosses painted on the shutters
ana ps1sals houses with ikons, 10 % 10
protect them from the mob.. Bands
of peasantA armed with knives and
ncythss. yainly tried 70 rach the city
Saturday. 70 loot the place but were
dri~-u back " soldisrs. The casualties
Of Saturday exceed lao, and those OF
the preceding days. which have been
verified, number nearly 5000. l The
plundering was continued early this
mernins In The outlying districts, but
today the city is relatively calm. though
the population Is still exceedingly anx'
ious. ODO.OCf3 Jlg.
Latest accounts Of tAe devastation Of
the lswsh quartet add horror to the
situa ton. Jews that were killed. in
every. isssssnr. were trsatsd with rs-
\ .yoltins harbsHy. ueads were battered
NTH hammers, nails driven thrcugh the
bodirr. eyre gougcd out. and ears sey:
cred. Many bodies were disembowled'
and in some cases petroleum was pour
ell over tbs sick found hiding In the
sellars, and the victims then burned TO
death. II Ia alleged that soldicrs and
police everywhere marched at the head
OF the mobs inating them 10 destroy
tire Jews, crying the Jews have Killed
our Emperor and similar expressions
While the mobs were engaged in the
slaughter, the soldiers busted themselves
pillaging cash and iswels, leaving the
household goods 10 the mohs. The po-
lice also prevented anyone from arrest
ing the looters and also prevented the
Iasl Cross workers from aiding the in
idrrh, actually ftiae prou tho~ en-
gsg9l in this work. - - - SO 80
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New York, Nov. SIT was learned
today at the office Of Superintendent Of
Elections Morgan. that a vast amount
of illegal registration has occurred, e.
pecially in the down town districts Of
the city. The Superintendent has OBJ.
tahled 1000 warrants, which will be
served in the event OF the persons nam.
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Order was preserved in St. Petersburg
yesterday and Odessa passed Sunday Of
comparative quiet. Estimates Of the
casualties In the latter place, since the
beginning Of the present trouble Is pisc.
ed At $500 TO 1000 killed and over Is,ooc
wounded. Crave reports have been re-
eeived from many provinces and towns
whore monstrous demonstrations lead "a
certain death or injury, In the South
the anh,ssmstie eutrages continue.
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ewgy day and the massacre of the Jews
continues at Kishneff, Kehrsoif. Ekater-
insolayv, vasilkon, yaliguIa, Iyan.yo-
zoz@Dk, Moghilef. Keiet, and Uman.
Many we're killed at Alderman and at
Rostofon Don, 100 were killed and
wounded The Cossacbs are assisting in
the pillsging.
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EXILE rErED IN FRANCE.

Paris, Nov. Paul he Rouleda
founder of the ieagae Of Patriots. ar
|riyed in Paris today. after being six
years an exile. He was received with
great enthusiasm and escorted through
the streets TO the singing of the Mar
seillaise." Careful precautions were
taken 10 prrvrnt disorder. II is ex.
pectel that De Ronlede. will be elected
TO The Chamber Of Dcpths
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Pigsue. Nosl s. -Soeiaib'ts denonstra
tioas here today, In which $1,000 per.
sons participated. lead 10 serious dis.
ord,n whrh have continued all day
long. Ten people have been, killed aud
forty. seven seriously and 1870 slightly
injured a result Of the tiotine. Dis
orders began this morning, when The
crowds first, hootsd and theu fired on
ths police. Driven from one pint, tho
mobs constantly assembled In another
Comparative quiet Is now restored.
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HENDERSON AT DEATHS DOOR.

Dubuque, Ia, NoS. 5.-Ex.speaker
Henderson is at the point Of death and
has bsn removed TO a hospital. Hi:
physicians may resort to an operation
in a last attempt to saye his life.
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Demonstrations at Warsaw.

Nbrsaw, Nov 5.--Great patriots
administrations occurred here today and
lie crowds that participated are estimat.
I'd dt 46e,be8 pssohS 20 Vprbcessions
hSa.ld by theJelsrey singing rtiod save
paFadea the principal streets
Ia hours. A citizens guard kept order
a5a the f,iiitaty, wSeh mis massca IN
tln kide streets. had no reason to inter.
fefe Ioyalists ,eRdeagoEed o orgspnilEea
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THOUSANDS ILLEGALLY s ..a .
!. REGISTER IN NEW YORK

ed presenting themselves at the polls
"orders of arrest" containing the
names Of 1000 more, against whom svi-
dence Of illegal registration has been
obtained, win be furnished the police.
Inspectors will be supplied with lists
containing FIVE to six thousand names
Of persons whose right to vote Is sus-
pected. & g s. .
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MANY AUTO ACCIDENTS.

Los Angeles, Nov. SIN an
unprecedented series of automo-
bile accidents, here, one person
was killed, one perhaps fatally
injured and six hurt during the
past "a hours, Mrs. H.. t. Aus
tin, of this city was instantly
killed and Miss Edith Policy pro-
ably fatally injured, about mid
night last night, when their
automobile was run down BY q
street car. Two other occupants
were seriously hurt, An elder
ly couple was run down by an
automobile, while driving in q
buggy and other were injured by
automobiles while crossing the
streets.
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WILL DISPOSE OF sMoor.

Washington, Nov. 5.-Senator Bur.
roughs states that he expects to dis
pose of the Smoot case before the end
Of the coming session Of Congress.
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Both Sides Confident.

Boston, Nov. 5.--AlthOugh in former
years, the state campaign has closed
on the Saturday night preceding elec-
tion, meetings will be held this year up
TO midnight on Monday. Both sides
are confident of victory.
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= caraoas, Nov. 5.-Venezusla, Satur.
day delivered TO the American Minister,
a npEe affirming her willingness to with.
draw the note concerning N. Taigny,
n resth Charge fAfrairs, II France would
ddsllkewise. The Government will also
psrmiE The French Cable Company tc
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. ~<~~~<~~%~~~%~%~
. POLAND VS.. RUSSIA.

. Chicago, Nov. 5,-one uan
. was shot and fatally injnrsi.
= and four others were stabbed, in
= a fight here today, originating
= over the discussion of the pres
= cent revolutionary conditions in
Rus iia. The mon were Poles
= and Russians. Two supported
= the GoyspmepS togethsr with
> the manifesto eSl pcpdiug legisI
. lation, and three Others asserted
= that Republic was the only soI
D Iation. Finally oae of the Poles
= began shooting, following which,
. occurred the general fight. Be-
. fore the police separated the
xothnBatAbts, .snivRefe. severely
y cut and stabbede9N.
a 4
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CAMPAIGN IS ENDED
Closing Scenes Of New Yorks
Great Political Fight
HEARST AND COCHRAN SPEAK

Candidates Jerome and Ivans Issue
Statements and Figures Making Thsir
Own Success Appsrent-roncs and
Sheriff May Clash at Phiiassiphia.
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VENEZUELA IS WILLlNG.TS +.
n, 1,'s'5 as 3 SETTLE 4 RE FRENCH CH,'' FAIR
Looa 9d1 3uoda sfnioq 1oflsqus sdi 10 "a
3uoda etnioq 1oi19qua

transmit messages II the conpany VII
undertake TO make satisfactory arrange
ments with the tioseEpneSt within
eight weeks, and falling % to do. th'
government to proceed IN til sxecutior
Of the mandate, closing the offices o.
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DISORDERS In
THE SOUTH
Situation Still Continues
Very Grave.
QUIET AT THE CAPITAL
General Trepoff Refuses to Allow
Demonstrations in Honor
OF Dead
MILITARY TRAIN IS HRECKED

Indescribable Horrors are Witnessed
Every Day in the Principal Jewish
Sections Of the South--American In.
terests Not Affected by Trouble.
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editor IS WHIPPED
slsts treasurer Of Kansas on the
da' y sia wsrpsth. . '''' a''oi
lre Elg.8iadf HGMoTiE1oH s3i Tj sMLod
LANDS HARD SWING ON HEAD

Pubic 0fieal Meets Prank p. NsIsa-
nan, His Aeeuser. and Latter Takes b
His Hess Mutual Friends Stop lie
Fight--Ksliy Het Yet Thrsssk uerp
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, d shsrit ana PeRtes Mayl clash.

box g Sheriff ana Pslitee Nay Clash.
iiPhilaaeIphias ; Noglls+ s+The sheriff of
the County of Philadelphia has isshed
b proclamation, giving motive to all per
sons that, they must abstain from in ter
s@ing WITH the election oflicersi next
TueAdaysi Sheriff Mihs is leader Of The
regular Republicans, in the Thirtcenth
Ward. Colonel Sheldon Potter, director
|of public safety, end = leader On TIE
reform side, tonight instructed the po-
lice TO see that the election laws are
enforced and that fraudulent voting be
prevented. ylRN 9fI
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London, Nov GA dispatch TO Reut-
'er's, from Helsingfors. states that the
strikers at Ulcaborg and Kuropi, have
been expelled from these two towns.
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New York. Vow S-Enthusiastic "a
hes by tAe Democrats y the HiHp'

- l. - f l. II
dromc dr and and the Municipal Reform league
at Madison square Garden, marked th'
closing political agitation tonight Im
mense audiences attended both meeting
and thousands were unable TO gain ad
mittance att either place, causing tn
police great trouble in their exertion'
to clear the entrance 70 the buildings
Hearst was The principal speaker a
Madison Square Gaslen and was eceiy
ed with an outairst of cheering tha'
lasted nearly twenty minutes. Tb'
principalT speaker at the Hippodrom'
was ". Bourke Cochran. Both IvA
and jerome gave, out statements 70
night, supported BY, figures in whiel
each is certain TO be elected. ''e'"
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St. Petersburg, Nov. b.-M. Durnovo,
Secretary Of the Interior Ministry. has
been appointed ad interim, 10 succeed
NJ. Bouligan, who resigned today.
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Rome In Alao Glad.

bpe, Sos. o. AZ ths h.. opening Of
the University bce yesterday. the stu
dents finding among their number, two
Russians, made an enthnsiastic demon
strsitou. crying. .furrsh cor ccnstitu.
tional Russia" They carried the stu
dents on their shoulders. and speeches
we're made. II was agreed TO organize
associations. TO favor free Russia,