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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-25

3lmdd)It .feblte cS an .@orfebrllns
geu, nm OnS Slnt. ons Den @un0en
entitrolilte, Sit ltillen, luIo Wtund)e
babcn iih bobcr, obne bob ibnen III
Der Gilc Tettlng aebraft rperoen
fonnte, pcrblutcn nlillIell.
9aS &ononenboot ,9ennington"
lieet jctt nlS @rad nnbc ,Sprcdle's
Sd)ifisbanbof Dor slnfer, unb bos
Bergen Der 9eihen ging, 10 ld)nell
les lid) bel Dem @irrmorr eben tbun
ilicb, perb1ltnibm6Big 9lott bon
ltatten.
sic Grplolipn bot iicb I'M Soitpt.
'oonipifeiiel ocr Stcuerborbieite, Dor
Dem Shornitcin creignet. Gic @e-
wolt jener nor 10 grob, ooB Die aor-
per pieler Motrpien 200 SUB III Ole
2iifte aclhlciibert ipnrocn.
Tie meiIten 9clltc an @oro lunren
olf Dem 3lpilfeubed uerlonnIelt, oils
oie grploiipn itottinnO .ino bier fano
audi Die illrhtbnrite Shldhterei
| itott.
" uibington, 3. g., 81. Salli
9os Slottet Tcpnrtemcnt bot
cine Gepeid)e bonn Gonlmanoclr
gonng erboltcn, mclde belogt, Bob
Der 2ciltnant Yerrp uno 33 0tonn
tobt. rs perlpltnoet iino nno 81 pcr-
.lnr3t lperoen ruio oaB mon Den Soo
nod, Sieler am Wiorsen crlpnrtet. Gr
fiigt bin5li. oaB inSgelommt 1l1
Wfann perilneliidtcn.
nsSrunctsco, Gal. -. Suli.
Geli lestem aus San Diego bier
! anaefpmmclien 9erihtcn 5lliolae be.
| tiilfit lid, sic 3ath Der 5eSfpItsAif
tt5tzs ttt5,t s,eeu,l q ais s9est lfidt foruffisirt
l4perocm fonntcn. &errIi6t incr0cn
nod 21.
Or. Nts-Se. ypfter bonn .etturtite'
aprps, in1ter oeiien 2citung Die
Eilegc Scr Serluilnoeten ftebt, er-
flGrie bclitc, bob ndbreub Der ilad)-
item Gage tpcnigitcns nod 10 lterbet
lperocm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-25
llnmciicr ridlict in ScutihlcnO be
Scgtcnccn Sd)aecn an.
9}crIill. II. Sslrli

y I I'll II, 4. NSiilt.
SSn oerlf]ie0ellcn @eaen0en
Geitlhlono's iinb beitige Hegen.
gilIle nleberacgnngcn. belorberS onl
Hhein pbcrhulb Nolns, mo oeu
@einberaeu groBer Sbaoen suqe.
iiiat moroen III. Fort lul,roen oie
1rilnomuliern elmer Nln5abl sSahrifen
llltermdlten, mo bie @e6diloe
ltiirSten IN iid 5,linnmeu. SIuS
mand)en &Gulern pcrntchten iih oic
bebrGnaten SGpobnGr Dor Den iih
beranmdiSeuecn 6li,tbcn MIR ourh
ld)leiInige sSllift ~ rctten. ,Sn lcr
UegenO bon SaQe fielen 2S 3oa nc.
gen. Gie ipolfenbruhartigen 9fie-
Derlal1ge paren Don Sagelmetter
begleitet, Cos picl Soat p2rnittetc.
sSn Shleiien lit Elm Hegenlturm ME.
0ergebrnirt. Der Ole 0ortcn. belon-
bers Inn 8orlis. IN miiite Siimpie
perlpanoclt bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-25
Sci cincm S5ptel6rano in Wabalba,
Ysinn, biifen iieben Terioncn
i)r ycbcn cin.
e ( I oul Minu tS S,,(i

2 t. Taul, Wtinn., is. SSuli.
Nus 0nbaiba. 0iinn., fonlmt Die
9luhriht, Dob iieben Terionen ibren
zoo bel eincnl syeuer fanoen, melhes
Dus Soffnannbotcl ON 9obnbof ger
ltorte.
Gic Sobten iillo: sSrou Srco {.
Soflnam lno ibr Z NIonatc altes
aino; Hobert SSobnion, ein GrpreB-
fltbrnlmann; 0ertrllbc Stauidborr,
9lufpGrterin I'M Speiieiool, 9febecco
Sammono, Sienltnl1cdjen. Somes
Solint. Snuibusfutiber, ino Scr
0foIfiniIt Goof, Der int 5oIpital
ltarb.
9oS sSciier eutltnno III Scr Slide
illfolgc Des llnlfolens einer 9ampc
luO uerbreitete iieb 10 idncu, oab eS
lulnloglif mar, cnuas 6u rctten Zen
@1lten I'M 5peiten ,Slrr gelong cs.
lid obne ernltiidle @crlesllngen 5ll
retten, abcr Die Scpobner 0es oritteil
sSlurS. no Die Gigentbiimcrin imb
oos SienliperIonal ldlieIen pur0cll
BON Den tSlanmcn ohgeld)nitten mo
lie perbrolntcn in oen getten nit
glnsiluhnc bon Sount, Der aus Dem
Ccbouoe cntfonlnlcn icin ioa, uber
| lpdtcr 5lirildfebrtc, liln cen Scrllld)
5ll inuhen, Inbere jul retten iulb cr
perlor oabci ieit Scbcn. Gr lprang
fnlts eiitcm sSeniicr 0es Sluciten Stod.
merfs INTO itiir5tc nii oen Seitenmeg,
nobei cr icinc SoirniGlole Serbrad.
Cine ,3eitlnng iuurbc beiilrdtet,
boB bic 2iltc Der Spfcr nod aroxr
| ieil neroe, on oos Sootcl nit @1itcll
angciiillt NOR, nbcr cine lorgfaltige
Nurfiiid,llug DER &linen crgdb. oa6
mr Die aeiiarlltcn EcrioEen unge-
/ fommcn limo. Iic Scihcn mnrcn
bcinabe CUR llnfenntlifteit Der.
brnnnt.
! Gin Snnoitreiher, Scr ieinen 90
men olS 0icSsnift ongiebt rettete
bier Wicno1en ons Dem brcnnellbcn
8ebduoe nit @efohr leincs 9ebens.
Gr mar bon einem 9tod)tSuge fortgc-
inet moroen imo bcfano iid) IN Der
9tdbe oeS Sootels nlS baS ,Scuer nils-
brad. Gr frod, Ole Sreppen bin.
ouf onrd, Die Soiee rno oen blcnhen-
ben Haiid) ino brod) III Die 3inncr
ein. aus bcilcn er Die sSnioiien triig,
Ole bercits pom Roiid)e iibermunut
maret. Cine Der bon McIemitt
geretteten Eerlonen por cine Srall
bon Gurnno, gSie., bercn 9lome ie-
ooh niht in Grfabriulg gebroft
peroen fomltc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-25
EcarD Bat Dpn @clu s)erf ans ieinc
HDropulfdGrt angctrcien.
u G 10 9lprf t6 oN,li

Jl.e III y q [, 10. ,Sllt.
Ter Selltnnnt yiobert 6. Gearp
bot beite leinc lange 9fciie SIR Sluf-
liiduug bes 9torDpols anaetreten.
Sein Sdliff. Ole v9iooicnclt". Die ieii
Sdmstug slbeno in 9tortb 9iiuer,
gcgeniibcr Der 80. StroBe, geleaen
bot, lihtcte Die Slnfer II. filhr 10 9ii-
niiten llah 3 llbr hente 9tahmi.tag
ob. sln 9prO CeS Sd)iifes parcn
ouber Ger Nionnlhoit bes GntoedcrS
cine sln5abl 0aitc uho Scrtreter Der
Treiic, Die bas Sd)iif bis Sanop
Soof geleiteten. no lie bon cinein
ShlcppOanpfcr. 'bcn Eer glomirol
Gogblnn ans Der sSlotten. Station &C
ldlldt batte. allfgenomnlen lunrbeil.
9ie rHooleuelt" puroe prn oaen
Ganpfern irno Sc9elid)iiicn oui
ibrem @cSc 5nr See iolutirt. Sic
fllbr INN 4 llbr 10 Dtitrteu 9ioh-
lrlttoge ans Den o9tarrops
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-25
Srci @scrioncn crtrnnfcn.

~ Ntilmanfee, @iS.. is. Suli.
Cine Spe5ioloepeid)c bon sliblanb,
isis, iogt: sSroil 9fulb unb Sohtcr
bon &anlas Sin mnb Gomaro
Gpiue BON Goblc, Sis., ertrdnten
beim 9oocn I'M Hnnofogon Sofe
Sic gingen bon elmer SonObonf aus
luho Die Sohter riltld)te ab III tictes
y9alier. Iie Mutter itiir5te blntcr
ibr her. yNobrenb iie aus DEM tie
fen @oiicr 5u fonlnten perlnhten
oes Sd)mimmenS iilfilnoig. mahte
Der iiinsc gming einen Scrllid 5lir
Mctting imo cS gelane ibm, lie ollf
Die Sanobdnf 81 bringen, bon Der lie
ounn ollie Srei mieoer ms SoIier
rutlhten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-25
0icap. @ol., 81. ssnIi

Gan 9icep, Gol., 81. Suli.
Sie Morine Der Ser. Stanten lit
pcll einenl groben llngliif beinige-
llld)t porben, Dem groBten pielleift
in Der Srieoensgeldlfic Der 0lotte.
,Sn oer 9ui bon San 0icgo egplo.
birte Der aeliel Des polbemolnten
@ononcrbootes Bennington. Sie
&otaitrppbe creianetc id, fnr5 nob
10 llbr 30 Wiilnlten Sormittags,
luGbrcno Die Sfii5ierc iinb Mann'
iGoitcn on Goro beS aricgsfabr5ell-
seS rubig ibren Sei6afiialngen lno
Iicniipcrridtllnoen nod,glngcn llno
Snnocrte ppn Yerlonen III Sillt-
s)ndDten uno 9ooten. loluie am llfer
lid al Dem ihoncn slnblif peioeten,
ben bns ldnulfe aoionenboot bot.
Yloslif iob man bonn llfer cine
bife 9tnlldlmolfe iid) gen Simnel
boIen, mo ols lif ber lbfpiilenbe
.z,a,;;3 perSoaen bate, oa bot iid) heil
3ulhamcrn ein entleblider 9lnblif
nor. Sns &nnonenboot mar ourd)
cine acIiel-@rploiion IN Sriinmer
aclcat. mb DER Shnitter 5ob bate
ilnter Sifiieren iitb Matroien reide
Gritc aeholten. Sm @aiier fGmpf.
ten Shperperleste, Die @eiihter
rrbgeicbm1rSt, INN ibr Seben, nnf
Ted logcn 5idenhe 3orper in ibrem
@llite. lino iiberall berrlHte sroBte
gr0Bte Serpirrnng.
Gie fleiliercll Sabr5eilge eilten Den
nit oen 8ellen admpienoen iofort
81 Silic uno pernlohten audi cine
slnsobl Motrpien bonn Sooe 0cs gr.
trinfenS au retten. Shnea puroen
ouf ben @eriten SerbarosplGse uno
gtotblaaer eingericbtct, aranfenma-
gen rniieltcn i'm @alopp Der Eierbe
berdn iulo Sler5.e begonnen ibr Ga.
iuoriicrpcrf.
9In ocu Stroben, oui Den Siirger.
itclgcu luNcn 1hScno mo itobneno
Sounoertc bon ScrlpilubeteI Der slr.
bIid mar araliia. Siclei lit bnS
Glciid buhitablih Don oen anohen
aeriiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-25

Natnittage nit grfolg Die tiefer ges
legenen Stromihnellen oes Niagar0a
Sliiiies bon Der amerifnniihen Seife
olts bis flo6 2eipiston. 3ie bier
0ieilcn longe Strede lpitroe bon
@louer in 2 Wlinuten 5iiriidgelegt.
Ger Start ging Inn A llbr 20 Weis
nltteu bonn .5lnt Sod" por iidk
geibe Sdfpimmer trngen 2orfipes
ltcL Sebensrcttiulasgiirtel ilnA
ailBeroenl liiitgefiillte @untrnis
ldlditcbe INN Die Shultern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-25
Nas Scrr Wittc iiber Inhlanb nnil
ocn Tricocn sn iasen hat. !.
z + Eetcrsburn IL SuI

ct. Yetersburg, II. Snli. J
Socrr Sittc, Der clteite 6riebenss
bcpollmdhtigte 9inBlano's, empfing
III ieinenl Sanobauie auf Der Snlel
Yelagin einen @ertreter Der .sliio.
eiirten Yreiic" beim Morselifafiee.
Sor ibnt lag ein oifer StoB Yolt.
iafen. Gic llnterrcoung ipmroe in
frnn5oliiber Sprahe gefiibrt. gab
frelmolid)cr gcgriiBung lagte Der
Stootsmann 5u bent Settungs.
mnnnc:
vaReine Eolitif NOR licis Die oes
sSric0elts, mo id babe III hieier 9iid).
tlng mcinc Inliften lailt lperben lai.
IclL ehc Der Stries init ,SSapml sim
slusbrild) fam. Gs beitepcn bier
Slpei .poliiiihe Harteien bercn cine
ole 6ortletilng bes arieges. Die an.
berc, baloise @cilcgnng Der Seinb.
leligfeiten miinid)t. 9eioe Yortcien
aber lpiiroen lih infort in cine
perlGncl5en, iollten bic iopallild)en
tSoroerungen Die nsI1onr prppre~,
Gen beredtigten Stnl5 oes rmiiiid)en
Solfes nerleben inb Die Griiten3
HnBlano's oils cine Station in sSrnge
teller mpllen ,St bin iifer, peiiit
ib olS Observation-Disclosures ipGs
Ter nah ct. Yetersburg beridltcn
lolltc, bab Ole iaponiid)en 9eoineiin.
gen mnarnebmbor lilto. 10 per0er
GuBlano uno oeiien Sclf oaniit eins
perltonoen iluo hercit ieill ben 6elo.
5lia, lrcmt notbig, nod Sabre long
frrt5llleecn.
yGcm HuBlonb lit nod nidlt ilics
oergcmorien, mie Dies in Der Mus.
lonos- Ereiie i1linlid) barseiteGt
miro. Sic iriere Gage I1bt aler.
oirgs ldpperite Seloreniile niiffpnl.
men. uber IN europa liO ben Ser.
Staatcn benrtbeilt man Die Sitlids
tion cod, ialld.
,&ublnn0 lit pon sen Stootcn Ser
iueitliheu Grob1lite grlinbperlfie.
0cn. unO mer Die Seele bes rliiiiid)en
Solfcs ncrlteben Mil. mus entlrener
bier gcboren iein o0er 0pdl lp1bren0
cilcr langcn Geibc bon ,sabren iuiter
inns gclcbt bobcn. Sie Sitteil, Die
@cldlihte .shlBforo'o. Bic pipd)olpsi.
Idle, gciItiae Scrioiiilng bes rliiiiid,en
Splfcs pcrlaagell cfii beicnncres
Stilonlm. HnBlolib lit grob iu,6
ans i0br perihieoenen Glemeiitelt
uuIo Sntcrciien 5uianmenseiesi. lttfb
bod lit bus rltiiiidc @o(f lpie cine
aroBc Sonlilic ,3ur 3cit baben in.
Ecrc Spaltllngen in oieieS 6amilien.
leben eilrcn Nib genla1t. Der nber 10.
fort beilen miiror. lolte Die breite
Met9e IS pnhrSnnchnlcn bsesirns:-
Dob man Die SntegritGt oes &e:..cs
mo belicn 3ifimit onsutaiten
tradltet.
vWlr MAIDEN gegenp1rtie cine
0rlilS Darh. nn0 Sd]mcres mag uns
ii6dl bcuoritchen. aber Die ariiiS
miro poriitcrqchen. uno in menigen
,Sahren Miro &ublnno ieinc norlpie.
scuoe @rpB.nadtitellilng wieberer:
langt boben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-25
0iuro in elmer Stride.

Swingspille, 8 ap.. IL. Snli.
Sobrero eines Samples, ip.lher
in einer Stride in Sralep Greet, See
Gountp. itaitiano. lpnroe Sames
@rees bon sSobn Yiiller getobtet nn0
,SamcS M. Sbomas rermineet. 8ie
beridtct miro, betrot Wfillcr oie
Stree nit Der sInfiincigllne, er lei
Der bette giann@ inn SSnuie, @rces
nno Sboms bcitrittcn c.. noroui bic
Shicberei crfolats, Ter Sheriff
brodlte Niiler III Sid,erbeit. che e
gelpndt perben fcnnte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-25
Ter 81. %aier luiiniGlt bcm &irdrm-
itrcit in Nchrasfa Gin Gnoc
,u lundlru
5n inn6cn.
81 . III, Is. Snli

u . III, 10. Smli.
Scm Eapitc lunrbc cine amtlif,
tcalan6igte yibid)rift ScS @rfemnt-
mites iibcrrcidjt, mcld,cs Sas Sfaats-
pbcrBcridlt pon gscbrasfa in Der
StreitIsnDc oeS 9siarrero @il!iam
HarpbD scscn GiiaIsf Scnaenm in
SincDln, Webr., fiirSlidy ialtc. Sant
oiciem Grfcuntnif rcrblcibf bcfannts
lid Sas @crfiianuasrcdlt iiber Sas
lstgcnfbnm Der fatbuliidlca. @cmcinpc
in Scluaro, 9ecbr., Dem pon Sem Si-
ihpf yunacnm cgcpmmunisirtcn
Efarrcr. Ter 9apit ,uiro oic 9lftcn
gcnan bmrdDichcn nnb baum Witttcl
nno @csc an fiuSen inhcn, Dem
langjabrigcn Strcitc 5luiid)cn ocm
%fnrrcr nno Dem Y;iajof Gin Gnoe
III mad)cn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-25
@arf ibrcm %nfer Sarbolianrc in's
8eiid)t.
Ghicaan. NQ.. 2O. al

9 bica9o. Nl., 20. SSuli.
Gltber Safcr, ole ibrcm 70iobri-
gen Totcr Den &ousbolt iiibrt, gob
oem sllten geitcrn slbeno oen sSn.
bolt elmer tSlniohe GarbollGurc ms
@elidt uno 5critortc ibm bas slngcn.
lidlt polllt1noig. sliif Der Eoli5ei.
pod)e CAB iic an, ibr Soter hobe lid)
ltets III 10 mongenebmer gSeiic in
oas SnllSmcien geniidt, bab ibr
lhlleBlid Ole Weoilo aeriiien iei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-25
Srci @escy binscridltet.

MenpbiS. Gem. IS. Siili.
Soots luplor. u NJ Wiilcs nm
afai. Niils. Srci 9icNernlorber. lrnb
aeitern im s0oie oes Scl1n9niiiea
BON Ghelbn Gonnln aebenft mor0en
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-25
Sedsebn Yerionem in elmer air&G
act1Ofct.

6ermo, Stalien. 16. SuIi.
9as Iah Der 8apelle oes iSrouens
Soipitals itiir5te beltte Worsen ipdb.
reno Der Seler Der Wseiie cii,. ipobei
rs 1rauen eetootet ino 80 perleS1
lpliroen. Il
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-25

Snnlor bat i'm sligltlt 1901 ocn
Gam Gaines in Mclnpbis crmproct;
Die Grlncrolul9 ieiucr Srou bet
Niilcs bns Sebcn aefoltct. mo Mills
hot icncu Sbuic9crnotcr nnge,
braht.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-25
&iilluc Sdliuimmcr iitcriuanScn bic
Siifcn Scs Tia0arn.Slnilcc.

9tioaara Sails, y. D..
IL. ,Nlli.
Carlisle : Brohnm aus Aiagora
6oaS lmo @iliom :, 6loner. Sr.,
aus Baltimore ourhlhpamnlen am
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-25
3abl brrSpfcr anf benz
&anpnenb bpDt BEN
nington".

5n a nj mcn: 133
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-02
MANY GUARDS ARRESTED
All Sorts Of Rumors Current in ST.
Petersburg
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 1.-The
guards arrested at Tsarskoe-Selo
Thursday night and Friday morning
numbered $50, including 20 officers.
All kinds of rumors are current in
Guiding the. assertion that one of the
sIand dukes is involved In a con-
spiracy against the emperor, but none
of them can be verified. 1t only seems
certain that no confidence can be
placed even in the guard regiments.
Arrested soldiers are seen every day,
escorted by their comrades with drawn
swords.
st. Petersburg is swarming with
Cossacks, the only troops against
whom there is no suspicion of disaf-
fection.
1t is understood that the whole Co.'S
sack force of the empire, some 400,-
coo. will be mobilized.
conference was held at Count
Whites residence last night to con-
slider the demands of the telegraph
erS.
Count Witte has declined to receive
a deputation from the telegraph and
postal strikers on the ground that
they are violating their duty to the
state but he sent a note to the depu-
tation recommending that the strikers
address themselves to their immediate
chiefs.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-02
BY Associated Press.

CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-Thesteel steamer
Ira II. Owen, carrying a crew of 49,,
is believed to have gone down with
all hands during the recent storm on
Lake Superior. The owen was last
sighted last Tuesday by the steamer
II. B. Nye while off the Apostle Group.
The owen was showing distress sig
The Nye was almost helpless In the
terrible storm and could do nothing
to assist the owen. which was soon
lost to sight In a binding snowstorln.
When the storm cleared two hours
later the owen had disappeared.
Today Capt. NJ. *. Chamberlain of
the steamer Sir William Slemans re-
ported at Ashland. Wis, that yester-
day when twelve miles cast of Michi-
gan island he ran into a mass of
wreckage consisting of G airs stanch-
ions, the top of n bin and other de-
bris. Floating in the midst of the
wreckage We're n number of life pre-
servers marked Steamer Ira II.
Owen"
The owners of the vessel in Chi
cago have given up hope of the
steamer ever reaching port OF the
crew of 10 the names of the following
are known:
JOSEPH MULLIGAN, Buffalo, cap
tain.
THOMAS BONNER. first mate.
NJ. HAGGERTY, second mate.
H.BUCHANAN, first engineer.
j. B. ALGER, second engineer.
B. N. HOOK, oiler.
J. JACOBSON. wheelman.
l.. MONTRAY. wheelman.
c. MCKAY, lookout
J. KNUDSON, lookout.
The Owen had Il cargo of 10000
bushels of barley. She was built in
Cleveland in 1887, and was insured for
100000. Her cargo of barley was also
insured.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-02
WoULD-6E DICTATOR
IL is Said Grand Duke Enaineero
the Plot
special Cable to INC IIerald.

Special Cable to The Herald.
LONDON, Dec According to one
version of the attempt on the life of
the car an unnamed grand duke. aim
Ing to constitute himself dictator, en-
gineered the plot, in tho attempted ex-
ecution of which the car was wound
ed.
The runlors cannot be confirmed. nor
is 1t probable that anything will be
learned of the affair so long as there
are sufficient loyal troops to maintain
the present isolation of the court,
which is as nearly complete as if it
were in the moon. Nevertheless. the
arrests that have been made and the
partial admissions of the officials are
regarded as proving there have been
serious occurrences of some sort at
Tsarskoe-Selo, while the fidelity of
the guards and regiments is consid-
cred as no longer existent
The great preponderance of troops in
st. Petersburg and district are now
Cossacks, who have little in common
with the mass of Russians, and whose
devotion to the czar is as yet not even
suspected. This is the reason for the
plan to mobilize them.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-02
DP. M'EE0D'S CASE IN
HANDS OF THE JURY
ACCUSED PHYSICIAN TESTIFiES
IN HIS OWN DEFENSE
Declares He Performed the Operation
In an Effort to Save Miss Geary's
Life and States That He Did Not
Dsmember Her Body
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
BOSTON, Dec. 1.-The jury which has
been hearing the evidence at the trial
of DR.. Percy d. Mcleod. the Back Bay
physician who Is charged with being
an accessory to the performance of an
illegal operation upon Susanna A.
Geary, the dress suit case victim. re-
tired to consider the testimony at 4:45
o'clock this afternoon. Judge Stevens,
before whom the case has been tried,
instructed the jury to seal the verdict
should one be reached tonight and
present it tomorrow.
The proceedings today furnished a
dramatic climax to an already Sensa-
tional case. DR.. Mcleod in his own de-
tense testified that he did not dismem-
ber the body of the chorus girl. He de-
MED that he had ever had any connec-
tion with the Mrs. DIR. Bishop" offices,
where the illegal operation is alleged to
have been performed. and swore that
he had never been inside the Winthrop
street house where the girl died until
summoned to perform an operation to
DR.. McI4eod's testimony he was called
TO the Winthrop street house by DIR.
John II. Pettee, who few days ago
testified that he was summoned there
by DR.. Mcleod. He testified that his
only connection with the case was the
performing of an operation known as
laparotomy. the only hope, he claimed,
of saving the woman's life.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-02
GOVERNMENT SUES S. P.
Brings Action to Collect Penalties for
Alleged Violation of Safety
Appliance Act
BY Associated Press,

by ASSOClateu IISSS'
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 1.-The
Southern Pacific officials have been
served with notice Of suit against them
by the government In the United states
district court at Portland, Ore, to cot
lect penalties for their alleged violation
of the safety appliance act passed by
congress in 1898 and subsequently
amended in 1903. Similar suits have
also been brought against other over
land roads. The act In question re-
quires that every train should have a
sufficient number of cars so equipped
with power or train brakes that the
engineer on the locomotive drawing
such train can control its speed without
requiring brakemen to use the common
hand brakes for that purpose.
All passenger trains are properly
equipped and as a rule will not take
car from another road coming in a
through train unless 1t has airbrakes.
The suit is therefore in the nature of
surprise, and is probably the first action
of the kind brought in the federal
courts on this coast
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-02
ACCUSE BALFOUR
Of DEEP PLOT
MAY DISSOLVE PARLIAMENT,
SAY LIBERALS
Many Declare He Wants to Spring a
General Election on the Country
to Gain Tactical
Advantage
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
LONDON, Dec. I'm some quarters
T. is considered possible that Premier
Balfour may yet elect TO dissolve par
lament rather than resign. Some lib
erals do not hesitate to attribute to
the premier a deep laid plot to spring
the surprise Of a general election on
the country at an inopportune moment
for the sake of gaining tactical adj
vantage for his party by forcing the
election before the new register of
voters comes into operation In Janu-
ary.
1t is further alleged that the hints
of the premier's intention to resight
have been spread with the purpose of
conceallng his real motives from the
country.
No matter what decision may be an
nounced next week Il is fact that
both parties are already In the throes
of an electoral campaign. The leaders
are making nightly speeches in their
constituencies. The unionists are rep
rcsenting Sir Henry Campbell Ban
herman and his liberal followers as
tied to the heels of John Redmond,
while the liberals are assiduously en-
phaszing the divergences in the views
VI liit ulllpIlSlS IOT anu dBdlllbI pTOleC-
tion.
As far as party organization is con-
cerned both sides are we'll prepared
for the elections, but there is an ex-
treme likelihood that the varying
views on the fiscal policy will produce
a crop of three-cornered contests
which will render any attempt to fore
cast the result very difficult mat
ter.
Feeling within the unlonists ranks
still runs high. Lord Hugh Cecil,
leader of the conservative free traders,
in addressing his constituents at
Greenwich tonight said that Joseph
Chamberlain was engaged In an en-
terprise which, IL 1t were allowed to
succeed. would ruin the unionist party.
The unionists. he said, must beware
of leaving such a. stone around their
necks as the liberals had in home rule.
and If Mr.. Chamberlain's policy con-
tinued the unionists would decade
hence be struggling with an old man
of the sea on their backs.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-02
FOR WOMEN

The Herald's Sunday magazine for
tomorrow will be largely for women.
and many of it's features will appeal
specially to them, From start to
finish, it is their own part of the
paper.
There is a discussion of Los An
geles and the Gibson type of girl
have we one. and IL not, why not,
and whom have we as a type su-
perior? The illustrations of social
favorites, will prove the case.
A new fad Is to wear false hair, not
to eke out your own scanty locks, but
as the chief glory OF your poll. using
your real hair merely as foundation.
That's startling, but New York has
approved of il. That Is told of, with
pictures and the new designs.
The occult side Of dressing we'll will
interest you. SO win a model vege-
tartan dinner, with recipes. A smart
horse show story is an attractive
feature.
For the children. there is a whole
page, with stories they have themselves
written. For the men, discussion OF
the state senators from here, by Col.
Lynch, a delightful discussion.
These are samples from the days
menu. Get Herald and enjoy the
whole bill of mental fare,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-02
CUTS THROAT WITH RAZOR
7aiors Engage in 4 Fight--AssaiIant
Y Gives Himself fp to the
Police

old Helman building, became involved
in quarrel last night with A. Petrie,
also a tailor. and after hot words Petrie
cut Simms' throat with razor and
then ran to the city JAIL where he gave
himself up to Sergt. Mcclure.
The police sent an ambulance to tho
Hellman building and Simms was found
on the floor bleeding badly. He was re-
moved to the receiving hospital. Simms
was near TO death. but through the
efforts of the police surgeons his life
was saved.
Petre told the police what he had
done and said that it was through self
defense that he committed the deed.
Simms. although able to talk, refused
to make any statement