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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-11-09
Men Of Cars Squa.
dron at Cranstadt
Have Mutinied
REGULAR BATTLE IS FOUGHT
Town Sacked and Pillaged by
Northumberland
Make Gains.

Cronstadt Russia, Nov. 9-The
troops here have mutinied and are pill
Laying the city, Firing is going on
in the streets. The inhabitants are
panic stricken and are aeeting from
the town.
LONDON GETS STORY.
London, Nov. "a dispatch to a
news agency from st. Petersburg says
that the sailors of the Russian squad
ron at Cronstadt mutinied last night,
overpowering the officers and landed
and attacked the shops, public build
ings and spirit stores. The troops
were called out and during the fight
ing which followed machine guns
were used and many persons were
killed and wounded. The fighting last
ed all night.
REPORTED AT CAPITAL.
ST. Petersburg, Nov. 9.--It is re-
ported here that a massacre occurred
at Cronstadt last night and that the
infantry used machine gdns to fire on
the people. The city is reported tc
be in flames. Telephone cOmmunica
tion with st. Petersburg is interrupt
ed but the telegraph lines are working
FIGHT REGULAR BATTLE.
Intense excitement prevails here
owing to the alarming news from
Cronstadt. According to reports, tht
mutiny of the sailors occurred during
the night and was followed by reg
ular battle with the troops during
which guns were used
The workmen sided with the sail
ors and hundreds were killed AM
wounded. Later torch was applied
and the town is now in flames.
1t is now reported that the glare 0
the fire can be seen from the wlndoN
of the Emperor's palace at Peterho
The inhabitants of Constadt are i
panic.
Boats to st. Petersburg have stol
ped running and telephone and tele
graph communication have been Sc,
cred It is impossible now to verlf
tho renorts or secure the details c
the happenings.
A force of cavalry sent to Cronstao
from Peterhof is reported to hay
ioined the insurgents. 1t is also n
sorted that artillery men OF Fort hes
have Joined the rioters.
GAIN ANOTHER POINT.
Both Count Witte and the Empert
have made another surrender Gene
al Trepoff has been removed from u
powerful position which ne occupied
that of governor general OF st, Peter
hurg and assistant minister OF the
terror.
n n,. russian premier has agreed
immediate universal suffrage Coul
W,tte. while not questioning the 81
cerity of Trepoff in cooperating in II
new regime, realized that his retll
ment would appease popular wrat
but it was sometime before the p El
peror would yield. He regarded II
noff as safeguard to himself and
family. He finally yielded on I
condition that Trepoff become co
mandant of the palace and resign
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-11-09

An advertisement In the New Mexi
can Is always effective. Why? Be
cause 1t reaches the people.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1905-11-09

Cronstadt, Russia, Nov. 9,-The
troops here have mutinied and are pill,
Laying the city. Firing is going on
in the streets. The inhabitants are
panic stricken and are aeeting from
the town.
The daily tribune., 1905-03-31
Notice Of Election.

Public notice 10 hereby given that the res ular
biennial election for city Offices for the city OF
held on the 9TH day Of April, A ID. 1906
Al such election candidates for the following
Offices will bo voted for to-wit
One mayor for The term Of two years.
=, Two aldermen fot ward nunbsr ~, two for
Two aldermen for ward number (2) two for
the term Of two years.
Two aldermen for ward number (3) three for
tho term Of two years.
One city clerk for the term Of two years.
Ono city treasursr for the term Of two years.
sisy e Sr sSs tern e two
Ono police magistrate for the term Of two
years.
One city engineer for tho term OF two years.
Ono city street sapsrvisor for the term Of two
years.
The polling placer In the respective wards arc
as follows: -
In ward numbsr. ~ ono In the Rossrs frame
building on Petroleum avenue bstvesn Front
and Main streets.
In ward numhsr {zl two in the city hall on
Main street betvsen Piks's Peak and Santa p
avenues.
In ward number ls) three in tho Lewis build.
ing known as the Irianxis block on West MAIN
Tho judges for the nsst ward arc John Roesrs,
u; Johnston ard Mn. Lse Chsnpion second
ward, H. X. Gordon, VILLAS walker and &. O.
Mcintosh third ward, J. Wynn Davis. g. B.
Frazier and C., G. McNulty.
Witnoss the hand Of the mayor Of the city Of
Florence, Colorado, and ths attsstation Of the
9TH day OF March 4. d. 1905.
Attest;
NAY JOHNSON, r. r. hOoRR
City CIsfk. Mayor.
The daily tribune., 1905-03-31
Ask Canoa . Assss$.

Il ss proposed % enlist the assist
anoe Of the Canon City msrchAnts in
the fight against the railroads catering
this county for more squitabls freight
rates. IL 10 well unudsrstood that il
Florence ID granted what will be
asked Of the roaAs Canon City would
share In the benenta and IL 10 proposed
to have them assist In securing them.
Mr.. Hsdley has covered the town
and has had every business house in
thu CITY with but one or two excep-
tions. sign . paper a,gnifying their
belief that the tArifls by rail on
freight are toe s-sat and that they
will give their patronage 70 local peo.
pie.
A committee will bs selected by the
business men Of the city Later 10 that
II the railroad officials desire con-
ference they may bs accommodated.
Mr.. HALEY says that Il 10 the iuten-
tion to have Florence made common
point before the struRsle is ended.
The daily tribune., 1905-03-31
Public Notice.

Such QUALIFIED VOTERS OF SCHOOL
DISTRICT No. :, IN THE COUNTY or
FREMONT. AND STATE OF COLORADO,
AS HAVE PAID A SCHOOL TAX THEREIN
IN THE YEAR ID. 1901.
Public notice II hereby given and you are
hereby notified that, In accordance with .
petition, duly signed BY At least twenty legal
voters OF school district No. :, in the county
OF Fremont. and State Of Colorado, and pre-
sented to and now ON file with the board OF
directors Of said school district, that q special
meeting Of tbs hoard OF directors Of said
school district and Of said legal vossrs, Who
arc tax paysrs under tho Law, will bo held st
the city ball in the City Of Fiorepcs In said
between the houss OF ono o'clock and i've
o'clock y. n, Of said day, at which meeting thsrs
will be sub9ttted 70 such qu~ii6sd v0tsrs Of
said school district - have paid school u Z
therein In ths year nsxt prscedinx the date
Of said meetins, the question Of contracting
bonded debt for The purpose Of funding the
floating dsots Of said school district No :, 10
the County Of Fremont, and the Stats Of
At said meeting the ballot bog on such
question viii b. opened at two o'clock y.
and Kept opos until i've o'clock p. N. Of
Dated q kiossecs, Colorado. this iAth day
PRANK A. MOORE,
Secretary Of School District No. :, In tho
County Of Frsmout, and State Of Colorado.
The daily tribune., 1905-03-31
Divorce and Higher Edueat,on.

That 10 perricious doctrine which
Professor 4. 8. Giddinss is propound-
Ing as Columbia university. Profes.
COZ Giddinss occupies the chair Of
sociolosy. He has taken occasion 10
spsat Of divorce and 70 say that th,
modern system Of marriage il only .
nominal nopogamy. but il in reality
'clandestins polysauy.
Sinoe this is DR.. Giddinss' copyic-
sion. it IL not strange that instead Of
dseploring tho large and increasing
humber Of divorces in this country
he expresses il as his belief thst lone
Of the chief causes Of the high rate
Of divorce in the United States 10 to
be found In the high spirited charac.
ter maintained by American women. ).
This sentiment expressed by an or.
dinary person in the ordinary walk
OF life would carry little weight,
but In coming from professor who
has inside = speciality of the subject,
It 10 to be regretted that he looks
at the matter superficiAlly and not
In . more fundamental way.
The high spirit Of the American
women ought not to lead to . high
rate of divorce. 1t should lead her
to entsr on marriage taking 10.
count Of its duties and obligations
~ we'll - his joys and privileges. 1t
shsuld lead her to be reasonable.
patient and mindful OF the future. A.
we'll a. Of the passing moment.
II marriage aud divorce involved
simply the two persons immediately
concerned, the entire aspect of the
question would be different. But.
since the welfare OF children 10 in.
cluded. the loudest protest possible
should bs made against taking from
children their right to the love and
protection Of both parents. When it
10 done they suffer. The superintend.
ents Of two eformatories, one in ILL
nois and one in Ohio recently repo, ted
that three.quarters Of their boys came
from families broken up BY death or
divorce, mainly by divorce"
Further than the injury done to the
sntire family BY allowing easy divorce.
the injury done to society IL to De
taken into account. and Of this the
professor says nothing. The family
10 the unit Of society and nf the state.
If there 10 blight in the family. the
entire social system suffers, . point
too often lost sight Of by those who
loot simply At the happiness and CON-
venience of the husband and wife.
Instead of preaching divorce and
regarding its frequency ~ IN evidence
Of high spirit" and higher evolu-
tion. college professors would do we'll
to urgs the utmost possible forsbear-
ance on the part Of both husband aud
wife. and not on any account agsra.
vate differences by encouraging sepa.
ration - more moral and more intel.
lieent. .--Ohicazo Chro nicle.
TIE PERFECT WAY.
The daily tribune., 1905-03-31
Cures Coughs and Colds.

Mrs. @. Peterson, 625 Lake St.. /,
Topeka. Kansas. says: "Of all cough
remedies Billiards. Horehound Syrup
is my favorite; it has done and will
do all that is claimed for ito speed
lily cure all coughs and colds-aud it
is so sweet and pleasant to the taste. y
25c, Soc. $l.00 bottle. Sold by the
Florence Palace Pharmacy and A. A..
Hull.
The daily tribune., 1905-03-31
For Street Supervisor.

am m independent candidate for
street supervisor and II elected I shall
endeavor to the best OF my ability,
- always have done. to give salts.
faction and As have been working
on the streets Of Florence for the past
six years l am sure know how to do
the work and do IL right and l es-
peciAlly request my friends to make
an x opposite my name ON the official
ballot.
Respectfully.
1928 ]. X. WAMPLER.
The daily tribune., 1905-03-31
Notice Of Annual Meeting

Florence. Colo. Mar. /. 1905.
To the Stockholders of The Empire
Oil Co:
You will take notice that the an.
nual meeting Of the stock holders OF
The Empire OIL company will be hsld
II rooms 10 and 40. Bank block.
Florence. Colorado. on April srd.
1905 at the hour Of O'Clock p m. /,
for the election Of board OF directors
and for the transaction Of such other
business ~ may properly como before
said meeting.
JOHN B. MEsERvE. ssc'y.
IA 81
The daily tribune., 1905-03-31
Colonist Rates Wa RIO Grande

From Aasch let 10 Nay 10 and Sept.
Is % Oct. Sist oolonist rates will BE- in
snsct 70 various points in Idaho. Mont
49, Oregon, Washington and Cali.
fosnia. ess o. T. Mspsel. Agt.. for
1estAsT oastioulASs.
. Special SstNs IN sAsot March lot 70
My - 80 iron 9spt. 10 70 Oct. 81
Vie D. - B. q. end eoansottons.
6stss. Meat. 800 Portland.
Orseou. ~. %: Taooos osS.0o; Sap
eransSsss. ~. 90; Los Angeles. esS. 90
- ottsss low Sasss 70 vasioss points
b 4estana. 0she. Oregon, wsshinR-
~ sne Oaiiseenia- LAbssal sop over
privileges. ~ o. =. Msnssl, Ast I.
tss further particulars u
The daily tribune., 1905-03-31
TIE PERFECT WAY.
Sesrss Of Florence Citizens Have
Learned IT.

Learned II.
II yoa safer from backache,
There 10 only one wav to cure 1t.
The psrfeet wav IL 70 cure the kidneys
A bed bAck means sick kidneys.
Neglect IL. urinary troubles follow.
Deans Kidney Pills are made for kid.
nsys only.
Are sndorssd By Florence people.
D n. Waite. employed 1t the Unit.
ID OIL Co.. living on Pixies Peak
Ave-. says: ''Doan's Kidney Pills
afs an invaluable medicine and 1 have
not the sliRhtsst hssitation in assert.
Ing that II II 10 given trial BY any.
one annoyed with kidney complaint
In any form they will not be disap.
pointed In the results. Subject to
bsckschs and kidney complaint for
six or seven ysars. some Of the attacks
bsins % ssvsrs that I was compelled
70 lay oH work. q lest went to ".
J. Danisis' arsg store for Doan's
Kidney pills during IN aggravated
attack. After . few days treatment
the lsmsuess and aohipg 10 my back
DISAPPEARED. In my opinion Doan' Q
Kidssv Pills cannot b squalled."
Rsnsnbsr the nams-Doans and
take no other.
For sals By all dealers. Prioe 80
esnts. Foster. Ailburn Co.. Buffalo.
n. T.. sole agents for the Unitsd
bsaees. 90 d
The daily tribune., 1905-03-31

The Fremont Hotel, Florence, Colo
One Of the finest hotels suite baths steam
heat electric bells and oil modern
unexosd Tansoisn $3.50 and $500 per day Weekly
monthly rates low that live here less money than
now costing r. L. RICE, Prop.
The Washington times., 1905-08-02
Jasper Wilson's Trip.

These emphatic statements were IN
answer to the question as 10 whether
the trip that Jasper Wilson. the SecEe-
tary's son and private secretary. made
to Alaska about two years ago. and
which is now in the limelight for in
vestigation.
1t is alleged that on this trip the ex-
penses incurred footed up TO nearly 500
and that Mr.. Wilson included in his
expense bin the cost Of an additiona!
visit to gold mine in which he and
q friend are interested.
The Secretary secuted the idea Of any
graft entering into the expense bill
which in reality amounted 10 about
$3.50 and which he had Congressional
authority 10 expend
IN explaining the Alaskan trip OF his
son the Secretary said:
There was a dispute between the
miners Of Alaska and other people not
living IN Alaska, with regard to the
condition OF the game there. il had
been reported 10 me by some Of cur
scientists that the game was abundant
and the supply in no danger OF eXh2uS-
ton Delcga rtons from Alaska came
here protesting bitterly against sending
ANYBODY in there with permission 10
shoot and bring out trophies. Congress
had given me power 10 grant permits,
and We were giving them freely FOR a
while Foreign noblemen wanted 10 ga
in there, shoot, and get trophies and
they would shoot and shoot until they
got as good q specimen as they wanted
leaving the CarcdsScS OF the others to
rot. The miners claimed that they lived
there in the winter; that the game was
Il resource which often stood between
them and starvation. They thought IL
ought to be left there Tor their use.
The Washington times., 1905-08-02
MANY OVERNORKED MULES
At FILTRATION PLANT
Humane Officers Report a Deplorable
State of Affairs Existing in the
Stables There.

A deplorable condition Of affairs in the
stables Of the filtration plant is said to
have been uncovered by Humane Officers
Haynes and Johnson when they visited
there several days ago. The report
AYERS that there are forty-eight over
worked or injured mules in the stable
and out of the seventy mules kept there,
in all about fifteen were ht TO work.
Eight cases were seen by the officers
while there of mules being worked with
sore necks and shoulders, rubbed raw
by the harness and lashed into blister
ing sores by the alleged cruel treatment
Of the colored drivers. James Walsh,
who owns the animals. was the defend
ant. He deposited $40 and forfeited it in
the Police Court yesterday.
The humane officers stated today that
their visit of Monday to the filtration
plant was about the sixth made this
year and there had been many charges
brought against the authorities Of the
works for the manner in which the
mules had been treated. On each occas-
ion, however, the person in charge had
forfeited collateral and the cases were
not allowed TO come TO trial
We are getting tired Of this thing"
said Humane Officer Haynes this morn
ing and We are going to put q stop to
Dloyed on the works out Ct commission. -
Every time we have visited there we
have found the same condition Of af-
fairs.
The Washington times., 1905-08-02
Death Lake at Last
Rapidly Disappearing
Deep Portion Nearly Filled In, and Brick
Company viii Lay a Pipe to Drain
Remaining Portion

Death lake. or Devils lake. as the pool
Of stagnant water at Fifteenth and H
streets northeast is known. IS slowly
but surely being filled in. and it is only
q matter Of a lew days before this germ
breeding hole will have been thing Of
the past
The lake is divided into two parts by
narrow strip OF land. On one side the
water is nearly fifteen feet deep and on
the other only about three. Il is from
this deep side thal the disagreeable
odors have issued and this is the part
which is nearly flied in.
It IS the first time that a common
sense method has been employed to
eliminate the nuisance. The sewer. which
was built several weeks ago. with the
intention of draining lne water into the
II street sewer main proved an absolute
failure.
Common Sense PIan.
It was chcaply constructed, being
merely a deep trench built without
cement or adequate braces, and the
heavy rains caved the sides in almost
before 1t had started running.
The Washington times., 1905-08-02
Probation for Some.

Those who persist in not conforming
with the regulations are put out on ten
DAYS probation That is, they are not
allowed TO come on the grounds during
that time, but are given another trial
at the end of the period. Most OF the
boys see that the Instructors mean busl-
ness. and there Is very little trouble.
Many mothers and fathers visit the
grounds with their children In the even
me. \ long row of baby swings has been
erected. and here the little tots. many
Of them not more than two or three
years old, swing back and forth 10 lhelE
hearts content. II more people Woulu
visit the grounds and see what good
work is going on, the committee feels
there would be but little trouble in fals-
ing the needed 81 900
The contributions this week have
fallen off considerably, Supervisor Cur
lis is still voicing the sentiment that
small contributions are as welcome as
Iar"c ones. II a person does not feel able
to give 81, 30 cents or % cents Will be
something to aid the cause.
The following subscriptions were re-
ceived by The Times today:
Anonymous -.---..-.-....-.' '-''-'-'-'' -" W
The Washington times., 1905-08-02

The District engineers surveyed the
ground yesterday morning, reporting
that there is a grade Of two and a half
feet from the surface of the larger and
sh2llower portion OF the lake to the
sewer main on Bladensburg road.
Brick Company's Work
The foreman on the grounds said yes
terday that the brick company which
owns the ground Will lay pipe to the
BladensbuTg main, and in this manner
drain the remaining portion
The residents of the neighborhood are
elated over the fact that the nuisance
is thing Of the past, for more than
two-thirds has been filled in and there
has not been an odor TO any noticeable
extent for several days.
One man, who lives within a stones
throw of the pond, said that the past
week was the first time he or his fam
iiy had enjoyed a meal for several
months. as the cdor from the water
gave them feeling Of nausea whenever
they sat down to the table The mos
quitoes, too, he said, had become a reg
ular pest, as it was impossible to keep
them out of the house even with the
use of screens
The Washington times., 1905-08-02
DIRECTORS NEEDED
FOR FAIRGROUNDS
Volunteers Wanted at North
Capitol and L.
CONTRIBUTIONS FALLING OFF
Girls Are Good Athletes-Boys Play
With Baseballs Used by the
Nationals.
FALLING OFF

There is urgent need of volunteer as
sistant directors at the public PLAY
grounds at North Capitol and L streets.
The grounds are in charge of Bernard
J. Wefers. and he has for assistants
Miss Riley and Mr.. TUcher. During the
afternoon and evening. between 700 and
500 children are on the grounds at one
time Several days in the week Mr..
Wefers goes TO other Fairgrounds. and
this leaves the ground practically in
charge of the other two instructors, al
though there are a few volunteers who
come one or two evenings 4 week.
Miss Riley is making a speciality of
teaching girls sewing. and every day
large circle congregates around her and
industriously plies the needle. Many of
the little girls are becoming very pro-
flcient and some say that-they are now
helping their mothers darn stockings
and aiding them in the general house
hold sewing.
The Washington times., 1905-08-02
Jasper Wilson'S Trip
To Alaska Discussed

If any person, no matter who he is,
has any grievances against this depart
ment let him submit them and I will
direct thorough investigation. I am
bound to clear the department Of all
crooRedness and the best way 10 ac-
cOmplish it Is TO get right at the facts In
the beginning"
This statement was made to a Times
reporter this morning by the Secretary
Of Agriculture and clearly indicates GIr.
Wilson's attitude toward graft or rum
Crs of graft
Mr. Wilson is anxious 10 hear from
any one who has charges to make
against his department and he gives his
word that there will be d turning on Of
the official searchlight in all dark
places
= have practically built up this de-
partment." said the Secretary this morn
ing, working up 70 the question of graft.
and am proud OF what 1 have accom-
plished, and II the people are trying TO
bring these graft allegations into my
office. as l see they are, let them go
ahead. 1 am here first and viii stay at
this very desk -
The Washington times., 1905-08-02
Investigation Needed.

$50 here was the dispute; here was
the demand for permits to hunt, kill.
and bring out trophies. and | wanted
10 know the real facts. I sent my private
secretary up there with certain instruc-
tions where 70 go, ana what to ind out
and he was TO bring back report to
ne This he did. He was a saIaried
officer here The department paid his
actual travelling expenses OF course. !
send men all over the world for infor-
nation, and for this or that.
Upon receipt of my private sccre-
tary's report 1 shut down on the grant
inc Of permits TO everybody except per
sens rcDresenting museums and other
educational institutions. Since that time
no permits have been given.
There is one point 10 be determined,
ana only one; and that i cannot decide
without more Information, 1t is whether
the heads OF animals killed in the win
ter for meat might not be brought out
as trophies ] think they might be. pro-
Vided We can make arrangements To
The Washington times., 1905-08-02
New Laws Imperative.
Immediate Reorganization
Wanted by Cotton Men

The officers OF the Southern Cotton
Growers Association. in a statement
made public yesterday, declare that the
immediate reorganization of the Agrt-
cultural Department. especially with
reference to its reports on the cotton
crop. should be specifically demanded
through the Southern Representatives
IN Congress.
The Washington times., 1905-08-02
JOHN HYDE WIRES
HE WILL COME BACK

have it done without encouraging pot
hunters. So the matter rests at this
time.
IF the people are so anxious to know
Just who are travelling in the interest of
the Department of agriculture at Gov
ernment expense they can also find that
/ have on various occasions Travelled in
that way. As said before I want
everything connected with the depart
ment investigated and the results given
to the public so that everyone will
know just how l am conducting this
department.