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The San Francisco call., 1905-03-19
Thousands of Testimonials.

Thousands of cases might be quoted
in which Peruna has rescued people from
the ravages of spring catarrh. and put
them on a good solid foundation of
health
We can give our readers only a slight
glimpse of the vast array of unsolicited
endorsements DIR. Hartman is constant
ly receiving. No other physician in the
world has received such a volume of en-
thusiastic letters of thanks.
If you do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use of Peruna.
write at once to DIR. Hartman. giving
full statement of your case and he will
be pleased to give you his valuable adj
vice gratis
The Hartman Sanitarium. Columbus
Ohio All correspondence held strictly
confidential
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Assassin Tells
Why He Threw
a Deadly Bomb
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the peoples hatred of the Jews? Such
articles DO not admit Of any trust.
During Plehve's time freedom of
speech and protection was given to
only those papers which. could tell lies
and papers which hated the Jewish peo-
pie. which during long space of time
tried TO make Jews and Russians enc
mics and tried 10 make the common
people hate the Jews, Poles and Firms.
The Jewish press could not protest. as
il was always being prosecuted in Rus
sia and could hardly breathe. Plehve
permitted the Kishenev massacre in
the interest Of the same policy which
ne had followed in other parts of the
country. He tried as much as he could
70 weaken the power Of the revolution
lists in order 10 frighten the Jewish
malcontents.
1T is known for a certainty that
when the Kishenev massacre was
known all over Russia, Jews Of some
towns, fearing the same thing, asked
for the protection of the Governors and
police, and received answer that they
would be treated in the same way II
they did not keep quiet.
'Seventh-Plehve put down all at
tempts TO work legally for the people
The press was suppressed ana put
under the yoke Of the censor Zemst-
vos were suspected and disbandeo. me
elected of the zemstVOs. who repre-
senteo the government Of the people,
were not allowed 10 speak PlehVe held
all Russia down on the plea OF safe
guard He covered Russia with net
work Of gendarmerie and multiplied
the police and secret police so that in
the infected atmosphere it was impos-
sible 10 breathe.
"Eighth-On Plehve falls the chief
responsibility that in the existing war
Russian blood is flowing like water and
the flower Of the land are perishing, its
most healthy and robust citizens are
dying and the peoples money is being
wastefully squandered. Plehve is
guilty because he gagged the press and
Russian social opinion and did not al
low them to speak about the war in or
der TO prevent it.
"Au this was done in Russia during
the two years Of the government of
Pfehve All these crimes were COM
mitted by PlehVe himself or by his
agents. and for that the party of So
cial ReVOluticnists found il necessary
To remove Plehve in order to save Rus
eia from his future crimes, and in order
20 show that such fearful crimes
against the Russian people could not
remain unpunished That is why the
party Of Social Revolutionists called its
Fighting Organization together and
gave TO it the sentence of death on
PlehVe. and I, member Of the Fight
ing Organization Of Social Revolution
lists with the feeling of deepest graft
tude fer the great honor shown me,
swore TO do my duty and carry out the
sentence
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No PERsoNAL MOTIVES.
Gives Reason for Throwing Bomb at
Minister

Gives Reason for Throwing Bomb at
Minister
Personal motives for killing Plehve
] had none Although I am not a nov
see. in socialistic propa ganda: although
by experience can appreciate the aw-
ful wrongs Of Russia, 1 should not be
able to raise my hand against the life
of man from personal motives. To
this I might add that one of the crimes
which was committed in the time of the
government Of Plehve and which / took
TO heart as much as if it had been di-
recteo against me personally and
against my nearest relatives. was a
procession Of tWenty-eight collins in the
streets. an unlimited numbe of wound
ed and two files Of soldiers. ] remem-
Der the awful hectacomb of inhabitants
shot down near me and who were VIC
Tins Of the interior policy of PlehVe.
Now / would with your permission
like to Felate how l. a man by personal
character and by my birth destined for
a peaceful and contented family life,
was converted into a revolutionist,
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AGAIN IN THE TOLLS.
Placed In Cell for Possessing Illegal
Literature

My coming to the way of thinking of
active revolutionists was only a matter
OF time. Only a month or two had
passed when 1 was arrested again, in
Apri, of 1901. l was accused of being
in possession of illegal literature Yes,
after my exclusion from the university
1 gradually began reading the books
OF socialistic nature and read illegal
editions, becoming more acquainted
rltE the tasks of the revolutioiIsts,
With their ways Of agitating and began
60 feel myself in sympathy with them.
But when they arrested me so soon
after my banlshment from Moscow
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resistance of the Government. l was
member of the party of Social Demo-
Gratis and Social Revolutionists. l Was
not a terrorist and only the actions of
Messrs. Sipiaguine and Plehve gradu-
ally persuaded me of the necessity for
armed reply to the violence shown by
these Ministers. What pains it cost
the revolutionists TO decide on this sad
necessity is shown by the programme
OF the society. Although the necessity
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Mr.. James A. Moody. ex-president Board of
Education. Mineral Co, w Va. writes from 314
Massachusetts avenue, n. e. Washington d. c.
follows:
NY family have used Psruna for several years
past with excellent results and I take pleasure
}m testifying to its superiority as a remedy for
catarrh.
Every spring that dreaded disease win show
up in my family and always turn instincHvsy to
Peruna to ward it of.
TT has never yet failed and = never lose an
opportunity of recommending 1T to my friends -
james A. Moody.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
aves to Spring Catarr Restored to Health by Pel.-a
SPRING THE THE TO CURE CATARRtI.
Pe-ru-na Invisorates Mind and Body.

Hon. VIM. G. Hunter, Ex-member North Carolina
Legislature, writes from the Census Office Building
Washington, D. O., as follows
"The greatest family medicine ever discovered, in
my opinion, which comes from experience as well
as observation, is Peruna.
"The most common affliction to humankind is q
bad cold. Peruna drives 1t out Of doors wards of
catarrh, invigorates and gives fresh strength to
mind and body. give Peruna my unqualified en-
dorsement."-Wm. G.. Hunter.
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had no time, in spite of my good
wishes and convictions. to show any
activity. / was arrested first for my
convictions, for my ideas, and on ac-
count of this could not take an active
part in the movement. After banish-
ment on account of my convictions
could not help being a revolutionist.
The Government made me a revo-
lutlonist. 1t declared me to be outside
the law. 1t forced me to the revolu-
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tionists ranks. The Government was
not the cause of my becoming a social
list. l became socialist bylearning of
the evils in society and by learning the
means of healing them. 1 became a
socialist after had been revolution
ist, and when ] became a socialist my
revolutionary ideas became stronger.
because when fighting for socialistic
ideas I, by force of circumstances, was
obliged to come into contact with the
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of terroristic acts hangs in the air.
although at the time blood flowed and
other violence was used nearly daily
the society could not decide to intro
duce terror as one of it's means. The
programme of the society reads as fol-
lows: Without introducing terroristic
acts into our programme, we, the So
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Takes Pe-ru-na Every Sprins.

Miss Tilly Marx, 421 18th St., Milwaukee, Wis,
writes:
II am pleased to endorse Peruna, as I found il
very efficient in Kidding my system of severe cold
and catarrhal trouble, after had tried many other
remedies without getting relief.
al took Peruna for two weeks, when was much
better, and in two weeks was entirely rid of
the cold and caarrh. shall take it every spring a.
tonic, as found that it made me much better in
every wsy."-Tilly Marx.
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Now IS Your Opportunity.

This failure was during the winter
months But now is your opportunity.
Nature comes to your assistance at this
season.
Just help her a little and she will
bring you out of the quagmire in which
you have been houndering so long. Give
nature a little assistance lest her strug-
giles be in vain
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Serynq cafdrrh.

Almost every one has come to believe
that spring is season that brings de-
rangements of the BODY dependent on
blood impurities
This belief is an old one, is nearly
universal. and has arisen, not as the re-
suit of the teachings of the medical fra
ternity. but has been learned in the
bitter school of experience.
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A great many years of extensive trials
of this remedy in this class of derange-
ments have demonstrated that there are
no failures.
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is TO shut her
eyes and open
her mouth for
medicine and
trust to luck for
results- She
doctors" month
after mont b.
often year after
year.inthiss same
blind, hsp-hs
ard fashion, and
receives no per
manent benefit.
Women Ia ke
DR.. Pierce's Fa-
vorits Presqrip-
ton With their
eyes open 10 the
IA CT that itcU6s
wOmaoly ills.
IL cliros ireCr-
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larity. It dries debilitating drains. II
heals Inflammation and liberation and
cures female weakness There Is no
trusting to luck BY those who use
-Favorite Prescription"
In the year Isos my health was DOOR y
writes Mrs J. Hack. Of 2z2 Broadway. Buff
fsic. n. z 1 suffered from falling OF womb.
8 disaRreeable ctscherTe. paiaful monthly
periods, headache, backschs and pains IN
The limbs Every InOath WAS ccubned 70 bed
FOR two or three deys- Was weak nervous
and bysteTsoal; l1fe wss 3 burden 20 zay5sf
a1G mSds every o1e IL Che family unhappy
because was 80 irritable ly huseesd got
ne four bottles of DT. Piercs's FzvcT5te Pre-
ecrip1lon and before had taken the arst
bottle ] was feeling some relief. The redi-
cine made me well and strong. free from nerT-
cusnesz. aches and pain. ana felt Ike new
woman. Before / ESed The FavOr1to P-e-
6criDtiOn ! had been taking another ySt-
clans medicine for nearly three months. but
had received no benefit. Your medicine Is
certainly the best ia theworld"
O ~ A man or woman who negiects
49, constipation suffers fror1 slow poi
AY soning Dr.. Pierccs Pleasant Pei
Gtl lets cure constipation. One htxie
80 Pellet fs 3 gentle laxative, and
- two g UilC cstharfic- DOM let q
= selfish seller over persuade VOC %
ff accept q substitute Tor these OriEie
~ nal little Liver Pills, first Dut I'D
By old Dr.. Z. Y. Pierce over 60 years
Ego 1uch initiated but never eqaaieo
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4 Word of AdUce.

To those who have been afflicted with
chronic catarrh we wish to say that the
spring season affords you a splendid op-
pertunity 20 get rid of your disease.
1t may be you have been afflicted for
several years; you may have tried diff
ferent remedies. Perhaps you have be-
come discouraged.
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spring The system is rejuvenated by
spring weather. This renders medi-
cines more effective.
A short course of Peruna, assisted by
the balmy air of spring, will cure old.
stubborn cases of catarrh that have re-
sisted treatment for years.
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lie Proner Remedy.

Peruna meets every indication and
proves itself to be perfectly adapted to
all their varied peculiarities, Peruna
invigorates the system. rejuvenates the
feelings, restores the normal appetite
and procures regular sleep.
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Do Not Delay.

Get a bottle of Peruna when the first
languid feelings make themselves ap-
parent in the spring. Take it according
TO the directions on the bottle Con-
tinue this treatment through the first
months of spring.
This course of treatment is no expert
ment; it is as positive in it's results as
any fact of science can be-
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DIR. PIERCE's REMEDIES.
% Stsssf yossr eyes, open yoaF 1sogfh
and eSS BJBzf to0k wifi bring yoa-"

Many a woman is weak and sick,
nervous and discouraged She suffers
from headache, backache and other ills.
She wants 20 be well, but all she does
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Nervous Depression.

Depression of the nervous system at
the approach of spring is a fertile
source of blood impurities.
There are general lassitude, dull,
heavy sensations. continual tired feel
ings. with irregular appetite, and some
times loss Of sleep.
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Thai Tired Fee ma.

That tired feeling, which is the nat
ural result of the depressing effect of
warm weather Immediately after the
invigorating cold of winter. quickly
disappears when Peruna is taken.
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A SpriRq Tonic.

A Spring Tonic.
Almost everybody needs a tonic in the
spring. Something to brace the nerves.
invigorate the brain, and cleanse the
blood. That Peruna will do this is be-
yond all questions. Every one who has
tried it has had the same experience as
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Miss Lydia Herziger, Grand Recorder of A..eri-
can Daughters of Independence, writes from
Neenah, Wis, follows:
- have used PerUHa for four years. each
Spring and Fall and it keeps mo perfectly well
and strong.
II am obie to continue working and DO net have to
toke three months rest, as fused to DO every year
This rs great comfort to me, was not able to
afford such ieng rest.
II find that it rs great preventive fer colds
and coughs and soon rds the system of aH disease
and rs an admirable ns6icine. ! can honestly en-
0orse h.''-Ly0ia Herzi9sr,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-08-15
Continued on Sixth Page.)
NO GENERAL RATTLE.
Taken for Granted Oyama Will Not
 Strike During Negotiations.

Taken for Granted Oyama Will Not
 Strike During Negotiations.
 Portsmouth, N. H. Aug. 14-It seems to be taken for granted among the attaches of both the Japanese and Rus sian missions that there will be no gen. eral battle in Manchuri while the peace negotiations are on. Oyama is known to be prepared to strike the moment they fail, and there may be more or less skirmishing and outpost engage ments while the troops are getting in position, but it is admitted on each side that if either Oyama or Linevitch should deliberately Sbring on a general engagement which might cost 5O,000 or 100000 lives, his country would be &C., cused of bad faith in the negotiations here and would inevitably lose preseige in the eyes of the world. In the larger sense, therefore, it can be said that the armistice already exists in Manchuria. Should the negotiations be vainly pro- longed, and it become evident that they are to be fruitess, the advance of Oya- ma or Linevitch might be the signal for the final rupture. The unexpected at- tack on Port Arthur might be repeated below Harbin.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-08-15
BUT VERY SMALL PART
 OF CLAIMS ARE ALLOWED
VENEZUELA GETS OFF LIGHTLY BY DECISION OF AMERE-
 CANREFEREE.

French Government Had Asked an Ag-
 gregate of Forty Million Francs but
 Only Three and a Quarter Million
 Are AIlOwed-CastrO's Government
 Upheld in Declining to Pay the Fa-
 bani Claim of 9,5O9,72S Francs.
 Northfeld, Vt., Aug, 14.-Claims ag- gregating S,125,OOO francs held by the French government against Venezuela, have been allowed by Referee Frank Plumly in Northfield, to whom they had been referred for a decision and final adjudication. Mir. Plumlys decision was announced here to-day to repre- sentatives of the two governments, Count Periti del a Rocca and Dr. Jose de J. Paul.
 Eight cases involving claims of forty million francs against the government of Venezuela were submitted to MT. Plumly. Of the eight cases two were dismissed for want of equity and one was dlsallowed. The claims were for damages alleged to be sustained by French citizens conducting mercantile enterprises in Venezuela during the in- 'surrection of 1901. MT. P1umly's deci- sion is final
 The claims dismissed by Mir. Plumley for want of equity were those of Frier- dich & Co. and the heirs of Thomas Massinia. The former was for 176,0SO francs and that of Massinia for 27O,S1S francs. The Venezuelan commissioner had already rejected these claims, and he was supported in his contention by Referee Plumley. .:
 The claim disallowed, one of the larg- est presented, was that of Antoine Fa- bani for 9,509 FPS francs. Venezuela had declined to pay any part of the claim. After considering the arguments of both governments on the case MT. Plumley ruled in favor of Venezuela.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-08-15
DECREASE IN NUMBER
 OF NEW FEVER CASES
THE SITUATION IN SooURGE STRICKEN NEW ORLEANS
 MORE ENCOURAGING.

Surgeon Whites Forces Go to Work on
 the Reorganization PIan-FumigatiHg
 and Screening Now Being Done by
 District Headquarters Instead of by
 the CentraI-Gase Found in Luteher,
 a Large Lumber Town-Surgeon Berry Recovering.
 New Orleans, Aug. IA. Yellow fever figures for to-day show decrease in new cases and in new fever centers. while the number of deaths equals yes- terdays record of twelve. The new cases to-day in reality were only thir- ty-six, as nineteen of yesterdays cases were beIated in the report. Of the new centers four are uptown and four arc below Canal street. The official report to 6 p. nn follows:
 New cases. 55; total to date, LOIS; deaths, F; total deaths to date. 1Ss; new sub-foci, 8; total sub-foci to date. 21o; cases under treatment. 35s.
 Surgeon Whites forces went to work to-day on the reorganized plan. all the fumigating and screening being done from the district headquarters instead of the central headquarters, as hereto fore. Assistant Surgeon Corput found a case to-day at Lutcher. a large 1un- Der town. This case is traced to Re- serve plantation.
 The parish health officer of St. Charles reports that Diamond and Good Hope plantations have each ono suspicious and three positive cases. Two more cases were discovered to-day in Jefferson parish. Another case has developed at Port Barrow. There are two cases at La Fourche Crossing, which are isolated on datboat in the bayou. Patterson reports three new cases and no deaths. Plaquamine par ish reports two new eases at Port Celeste.
 The Norwegian steamship Saphir, from Colon, is. now held in quarantine. and two eases of sickness were taken off and placed in the detention camp.
 Assistant Surgeon Berry is said to be recovering.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-08-15
FIFE BOAT WINS
Takes Second Race fin Contest for the
 Canada Cup.

Charlotte, N. r., Aug. 14-In a pip ing 20-mile breeze, the Temeraire to- day won the second race for the Can ada cup, from the Herrshoff boat, Iro- quois. The Fife boat led by few sec onds at the starting line and steadily increased her lead in windward and leeward race of eight miles, twice around the course, finishing more than a mile ahead of her adversary. The Canadian boat, from which most was expected in a light breeze, proved her self a thorough heavy weather boat. While the IrOquois went out under sin gle reef, the Temeraire carried full sail throughout and stood up much stiffer than the Herreshoff boat.
 Both shippers sailed the race with out apparent error and the general concensus of opinion among yachtsmen was that the better boat won. The off, cial time was:
 start-Temeraire, 11;OO:15;; Iroquois, 11:0O:30
 Finish - Temeraire, 1;21:47; Iroquois, 1:26;51.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-08-15
MEN SELECTED BY CITY
 TO MEET PRES. MELLEN
ALDERMEN OFFER "FLAG OF
 TRUCEv IN "CUTs, MATTER.

Appoint n Commission Consisting of
 Mayor StudIey and Alderman HOman,
 (Rep), and Maxwell, (Dem.)
 mission Empowered to Hire an Ex-
 pert Consulting Engineer to Look Out
 for City's Interest--Hope Expressed
 for an AmIcabIe settlement of Much
 Discussed Matter.
 At a special meeting of the board of aldermen last evening railroad matters were discussed at length, and finally after considerable talk the resolution which was submitted to the board by Aldernan- at-Large Johnson at q for rner meeting was adopted. The resoli- ton calls for a corlG..gsione consisting Of his honor the mayor, and two alder men to treat with the railroad company concerning plans for the proposed 'cut' changes, It order to facilitate the city's committee in its work the provision is also made that they shall be empowered EIO lITS d CllS1AiSCAE ~ALSSA considerable discussion the following committee has been arranged for: May or Studley, Alderman-at-Large Frank L, Homan, rep. and Alderman-at-Large James R. Maxwell, dem. This commit tee. will select its own consulting en- gineer
 When the roll of the aldermen was called last night it was found that most of the members were present. A large number of minor petitions were read by Assistant City Clerk Beecher, after which the following communication was read from Mayor Studley and it was accepted for printing:
 August 14, 1905, To the Honorable Board of Aldermen,
 City of New Haven:
 Gentlemen: My attention was called recently to the lenders in use on many of the trolley cars running in this city. A fatal accident in which little girl named Elsie M. Foley was killed in Kimberly avenue caused several public spirited citizens to inquire if 1t is not practical to secure more adequate pro- tection so far as lenders are concerned on our street cars.
 I sent letter to Coroner Eli Mix un- der date of August 3, copy of which is appended hereto, and under date of August ' I received a reply from Cor orner Mix which is also hereto annexed. Permit me to transmit this corre- spondence to this honorable board with the suggestion that, if upon proper in- vestigation, you deem it wise in the premises,' that you pass an order re- questing the state railroad commits sioners to examine into the question of street car lenders in the city, with a view to determine if they are of ade- quate protection, or if steps should be taken to better safeguard the people in the streets.
 Respectfully submitted,
 John P. Studley, Mayor.
 Director Coe submitted a communi-
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