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New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
VIOLENCE At WARSAW.
Troops Said to Haze Fired on Str7h-
erS-Mobs OUerasce Police.

Warsaw. Feb. 23-The situation here is caus-
ing the greatest anxiety in all circles
The strikers are resorting to violence. Fhey
have destroyed the great switchboard station
outside the city and cut many telegraph wires
The strikers paraded Czerinakowska-st- to-
day smashed the windows Of five factories and
forced the workmen to leave. Troops were
summoned and, it is reported. fired on the strik-
eFs.
The police arrested many persons, but the
threats of the mob compelled them to release
their prisoners.
The assistant to the Governor General to-day
frankly admitted that the government is at
loss to know what TO do. Alarming reports are
current concerning the intention and plans OF
the revolutionary party, and March 4 is awaited
with much apprehension. The strike agitation
is spaading in every direction, and bank clerks,
journalists, Office servants, printers, pressmen.
drivers, stationary engineers and mechanics in
general are all threatening to strike. Notwith-
standing all this the situation in the city is re-
maTkably quiet
The Vienna railway is still completely at
standstilI and there appears to be no hope Of
speedy settlement of the difficulty. The direct
ors had long session to-day, but were unable TO
find solution. They will renew the conference
tomorrow.
Western Poland is completely cut off from
COMMUNICATION Win MiCQle ana western t1u-
rope except by telegraph; no mails are arriving
OF departing, the authorities apparently pre-
1erring TO hold the mails rather than send them
by eircuitous routes. Commercial interests and
private individuals are inconVenienced.
The city is threatened with coal famine the
entire supply of coal coming from the district
of DonbroYa over the Vienna road. The Cow
erner General has offered to supply military
men TO work the trains but this is mpracticable,
as the strikers have destroyed switches. Many
through passengers from Moscow and St Pc
tersburg are detained here, and great quantities
Of perishable goods from France and Italy are
being utterly spoiled by the delay.
A telephone message from LodZ says the work.
men in most of the factories there have returned
10 their labors but. the big mills only
paying the old wages, while the pay of the men
in the small mills has been increased. it is
feared that the improvement is only temporary.
The employees OF the Warsaw-Mlava section
of the Vistua Railway have struck, cutting off
the last direct line Of communication with Ger
many. Only circuitous routes are now open.
Lodz, Feb. 23-Only the smaller factories are
working to-day. The railroad struck this
morning. All the passenger and freight trains
are stopped
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
LET WAR GO ON, SAYS CAR
HE SEES VICTORY- AHEAD.
Thinks Peace Would Offer Genu-
inc Grounds" for Revolution.

Berlin, Feb. 23.-The Emperor of Russia has
decided to continue the war His position is
absolutely firm. according to adViees received
NV the German Court The war will be pressed
with the utmost energy, the domestic SITUATION
being now within the control of the authorlties'
Those who have advised peace and suggested
inquiries for Japan's terms, the fTench anu
British governments, are for the present silent,
and are likely to remain unless events OF an
extra ordinary character shake the Russian EN-
perors resolution. The considerations that led
TO the Emperor's decision, as understood here'
are:
First-The Judgment of the chiefs of the army
that Field Marshal Oyanla not only cannot de-
feat General Kuropatkin, but stands in danger
of defeat himself How cowardly, therefore,
for Russia to ask for mercy, with all the men
and money essential to a successful war.
second-Au the forces of criticism now di-
rected against the government for having
fought rather than yield to legitimate interests
and for having failed TO win victories would
be continued with added fury against the gov
ernment that accepted war and then betrayed
the country. A government that would crave
peace of Russia's enemy while still capable of
winning victory would be giving the party of
change genuine grounds for revolution.
The facts Of the military situation, love of
country, and arguments of expediency were
all against peace and for pressing the war hope
fully.
In diplomatic circles story is afloat that the
opinion expressed by German military authori-
ties, based on reports from military experts at
the front. that the situation is by means
hopeless has greatly influenced the Emperor,
and encouraged him against the idea of con-
Guiding peace
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
HAS WIRELESS FROM THE SUM"
Old Man, After Talk with Dead Jap Heroes,
Wants to Tell Mr.. Uehida

Consul General Uchida had a visitor at his Office
yesterday who pleaded for half an hour with the
once boy Tor an audience with the Japanese consul
general The visitor who looked much like the
stereotyped picture of the astronomer I'm Chatter
box refused to give his name
I have had a wireless message from the spdrits
OF the dead japanese heroes who are now inhab
iuhs the sun said the old man They are all
happy, and many of them are angels aoatip,- -.
the hery body, must tell the consul about A. az
u means much for the future of japan These
brave Japanese fellows can see the movements 30
@ the RUSSIAN armies, and II get the consul in
tetSsteu the spirits WIN tell him than thaN,
Mn Mn reveal TO me. Last night was in co1nmunica
uon with Monslgnor poane He is we'll and hann1,
ana a!ter death went straight 10 the sum sfHS'
Ine once boy pale and trembling fled 10 a nrt
vate oiee and the old man finding hmse;f talus5rrv
" t0s fouT wallA took the elevator down
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
NICHOLAS THE LAST"
One Proclamation by St. Petersburg Work
men-Strikes Widespread.

st. Petersburg, Feb. "a = Ekaterinoslav,
Rharkoff Saratoff, Alexandrovsk and many
other cities are in a condition of complete or
partial disorder owing to strikes The forces of
law and order apparently have been unable to
prevent the strikers from resorting 10 the tao
tics Of their fellows in st. Petersburg and
marching from shop TO shop and forcing out
every workman. Many government works in
various parts of the country are included In the
suspensions. Half of the workrnen in Libau are
on strike, seriously affecting the manufacture of
military supplies.
The St. Petersburg workmen have temporarily
resumed their occupations while voting for men,
bers of the imperial mixed commission. There
are many incendiary proclamatons, the latest of
which alludes to the Emperor as Nicholas the
Last" and makes rabid attack upon the mo-
tives Of the government.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
PASTOR FOR LYNCHING.
Southern Society at Scranton Ap-
plauds Defence of Mob Lac.
[eY TELEaRAPH No THF rRIRuNE. !

Wilkesbarre. Penn. Feb. 23.-The Rev. Vaughn
S. Collins. of Pocomo City, Md. in a speech be-
fore the Southern Society at Scranton last night
practically condoned the lynching of negroes for
assault in the South, and upheld by en-
thusiastic cheers and emphatic expressions of
approval. He had denounced President Roose-
welt for appointing CFum. for the IndianoIa in
cident and fer eating with Booker T. Washing
ton, and after some hesitancy remarked that as
those present were Southern gentlemen he was
going to speak plainly, because he was justified.
He told the story of an assault, followed by
the lynching of a negro. and asked
What would you do If that woman had been
your WIFE, sister daughter?"
Cries of XIII hm!" answered.
Well he continued, Just as long as colored
men in the South do what Sam Houston did lust
so long will there be lynehings IN the South
There were vigorous cries of You betr' and
You are quite right"
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24

Berlin, Feb. 23.-Emperor William has sent the
following autograph letter to Chancellor
Bulow:
Ny Dear Count Won BG1ow:
After having learned through announcement
that the constitutional sanction of tho Rechstag
for the new commercial treaties has been given my
Iatons to you upon this momentous chapter of
treaty work / hope through God, that the
treaties will give uigor to German economic
interests. create bond of friendly competition
between the German Empire and the countries
friendly TO; which have declared themselves
willing to regulate their trade relations with us
upon the basis reached through careful consdera-
ton OF mutual interests.
Cheerfully and joyfuly recognize the fact that
II chiefly owing to your statesmanlike art and
your clear headed leadership that the negoti
have resulted in this beautiful success notwith-
standing all the opposing difficulties. To you Is
due therefore. in the first instance, my gratitude
/ express 1t hereby with my whole heart and at
the same time beg you to kindly accept my bust in
Ever mindful of your faithful services your
grateful Emperor and King,
WILHELM. l. R.
Berlin Schioss February 22, 1905.
The Emperor has also rewarded Chancellor
Posadowsky Wehner. for mis- technical work on the
treaties, with the Black Eagle Order which is the
highest Pr0ssian order. Herr Won PedbieIsk Prtis-
sian Minister of Agriculture Domains and Forests
and Foreign Secretary Baron Won Richthofen has
been promoted to membership in the Ministry of
the PrOSsian State without a portfolio -
The "Tagllsche Rundsehau" says that il was az
Count Won BGlows personal request that Emperor
william has not yet raised him 10 princeIy rank
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
LITTLE G0RKY" ARRESTED.
Author of ''The Red Laugh" and Two Other
Writers in Jail-Hint at Sergius Plot.

Moscow. Feb. 23.-The police this evening arrested
Leonide Andreeff, a well known author of the
Gorky school, and two other less known writers.
No statement Of the reasons for the arrests is
obtainable The police refuse to say whether it is
IN connection with the assassination of Grand Duke
SergIus for complcity with Gorky and other
liberals at St Petersburg in connection with al
legged revolutionary censpiracies
Andreeff who is known as Little Gorky" has
recently attracted much attention by a powerful
sketch entitled THE Red Laugh" which is ap-
peaxing IN magazine. and which resembles not
only ia name, but also in Vigor and yiyidness
stephen Cranes Red Badge OF Courage" The
sketch was written under the inspiration of the
tragedy OF January p. first depicting the ghastly
merriment or pools OF blood in Manchura at find
cities. One critic characterized the sketch as "a
Vtrestchagin IN prose-
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24

let 90 OF large block of Tennessee Coal ana -
stock, the important interests behind the syhals-
having reaehed the conclusion that the rise o. -
stock. II uGrest-ained. would cause a bear p-Aas
On the break, Tennessee. Coal and Iaoll dselA.'
more rapidly than II had advanced. elosins a. ,
net gain for the day OF 44s points, Sioss-Shss.'
common closed at 112, 1Sls points above russ1.-
and the preferred. in which the total traasse9Ss
were only 100 shares. closed at 125ia. Rs'
OF 1112 points for the day InternSst..S1s.- Ss.1s.-
Power ended the day at par 1912 points ne
than on Tuesday Republic Iron and Stesi e.
mon gained 1ls points and the preferred ssrs Sss
having run up 10 S7i.. closed a per cent 80 ~,
Tuesday. ar Sea Corresponding Jferiines IIe1 ~
earlier high prices were suffered 'oy tiss se'''
list
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
CZAR Il BEAR. "
His Decision for Var Depresses
Russian Bonds.

Berlin. Feb 23.-The announcement that the
Car had decided to continue the war affected
the Boerse to-day. AS a result Russians were
depressed.
Paris, Feb. 23.-Prces on the Bourse to-day
opened heavy. Russians were weak, Russian
imperial fours were quoted at $500 and Rus
sian bonds of 1904 at 5000
London, Feb. 23.-Prices on the Stock Ex-
change opened firm, but afterward had an an
certain tendency, and trading became inactive
and later dull the declining prospects Of
peace. Japanese and Russians We're irregular
Imperial Japanese Government SKIES of 1904
were quoted at 1882.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
WANT TO BUILD RUSSIAN SHIPS.
Americans Likely to Get Big Contracts
President of Cramp Co. at ST. Petersburg

St Petersburg. Feb. 24-St. Petersburg is the
mecca at present of representatives OF shpbuilders
of various nationalities, who have been attracted
hither by the prospect Of rich contracts in con-
nection with the rebuilding of the navy and the
increase of the volunteer fleet. President Henry
S Grove. of the Cramp Ship and Engine Building
Company, and = representative of the Bethlehem
Steel Company already here. There are good
prospects OF American capital securing good
the present time the only, contract let has been
to the French Compagnie des Forges et ChantieFs.
Everything Is awaiting the return from Paris of
Vice Admiral Doubassof chairman of the technical
board of the admiralty.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
DIVORCE AGAINST G. N. STANTON.
Wife Gets Deeree-He Had Saved Her from
Drowning in 1901

Mss. Margaret Allen D9wHing Stanton received
yesterday an interiocutory decree Of divorce from
Gerald N. stanton She married 60 him In
1901, in Greenwich. Conn. after he had rescued
her from drowning, the boat in which they were
sailing In Long Island Sound having baen upset In
storm. The decree was granted by Justice Fitz-
IN the case were sealed. f~f
The marriage was quiet and the couple afterward
HVed with Mr. Stantons mother. Mrs. Gerald n
stanton at No. SO East 5Sd-st., for year then
starting housekeeping. Mr. Stanton is a son Of
1eraln N stanton. wealthy drygoods man
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
HOLD UP STEAMER ARkAp,A

San Juan. Porto Rico. Feb. 2s-The Collector OF
Customs here under instructions from Secretary
Metcalf of the United States Department of Com
merce and Labor, has refused clear the steamer
Arkadia, because, while the ships certificate OF in
spection allowed only forty passengers she sailed
under cable orders from the. War Department as
a transport without clearance. with Si7 men and
ele officers -'' ''1N
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
TO END RUSSIAN CENSORSHIP.
Conference in Favor of Giving Freedom
to Newspapers.

ST. Petersburg, Feb. 2s.-The conference opened
under the presidency Of Mr. Koheko. Privy Coun-
eilor 10 consider the question of the censorship,
has in principle declared in favor Of the abolition
of the censorship of newspapers. The representa-
tive of the Minister of the Interior declared that
Minister Beulgan himself favored this course. but
wished that the change be made gradually
The Conference further advocated the abolition Of
the book for original works and transla-
tions, but excepting pamphlets and children's
books
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
RUSSIAN NAVY. MOVEMENTS.

Frederikshavn, Denmark. Feb. 2s-The Third
Russian Pacific Squadron commanded by Rear Ad-
miral Nebogatof. left skagen Bay heading west
ward, tonight. ~
suez. Feb. 3.-The Russian torpedo boat de-
stroyer Hesni arrived here to-day from the south
conveying the transport Malaga fun of invalids
he Malaga entered the canal bound northward
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
NINETY-TH'O BODIES OUT
TpeHtg-fue Are Still Thought 10
Be IN Virginia NiRes.

Birmingham, Ala, Feb. 23.-Ninety-tNS -.
have been recovered from the NiFgiaA =.
thus far, and the rescue work is e0nsAe-s -.
night Hundreds OF pounds of disinfsesaAsS -,,.s.
been used 10 make further wOrE possible ~
i've funerals were held in the SUBURBS est,ias
mingham to-day, all Of which wers tef 'N
OF the disaster. .sry-
five more bodies TO be taken out. III ls sAsNs ~
that Il viii require ten days 10 reacn - s 20
body. Subscriptions 20 the RELIEF Iui4
amount 10 more than $4,000
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
JAPAN'S FOURTH LOAN.
The Sum of 1o0, 100000 Yen To Be Raised
as Result of Conference

Toxic, Feb 23.-As result of a conference
with the bankers OF Toxic. Yokohama, Osaka,
Nagoya and Kioto. the government has practi-
cally determined a fourth domestic loan of
100, 100000 yen. to be issued at SO per cent and
payable in seven years The formal announce
ment of the loan is expected soon.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
mcLuRE's RESIGNATION AccEFs~.

The governing committee OF the New fo ,.on x
Exchange last night accepted the res'sl-Sssga
William Mcclure as secretary o. the ANe, !.
passing resolutions OF regret at his rstfelA. hsl
of thanks to him for his services duflhs !, tas
six years The formal resolutions nseSiS,,sa nseSssiS, y
tS 'rS6stitution OF the exchsns pr0VidiRs =, sp
the future the COMMITTEES shall have ~ ~ a neh
member of the exchanges were also 'top'0
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
T. H. PRICE PAYS CREDITORS IN FULL

Theodore H. Price. according to Wall Street re-
ports has within the last three weeks paid about
100000 to the creditors Of Price Mccormick & Co
claims. - - -''
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
RUSSIAN SHIPS OFF MoeDlsHu.

Alden, Feb 2.-FTve Russian warships stearu,uz
Bsoa6r coast - '
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
headaches and Neuralgia from Cold,

Laxative Bromo ouinine. the world wide Cold and
Grip remedy, removes the cause. Cali for tbs rin
aaLns and Look for signature of z VI. Grove. nSa
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24

memorial of truth and of the true faith. We
may be sure the blood of the grand duke VIII
sow germs Of repentance over all classes OF So
cfety.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
soMALI MULLAH ON WARPATH.
Said to Have Seized and Killed Sultan of
0bbias Followers

Alden, Arabia. Feb. 2S.-The somali Mullah is
again on the warpath. He is reported to be a
days march from Obbia, and to have seized and
killed a number of the Sultan of Obbias fol-
lowers.
The Sultanate OF Obbia, situated the Soma
coast of East Africa. was in February 1889 placed
under the protectorate of Italy and in April Of
the same year the protectorate was extended to
the Sultanate of MiJertain Semals In all. italian
Somaliland has an area of 100000 square miles
with about 10000 inhabitants.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
KAISER COMPLIMENTS Won BUELow
Praises His Work in Relation to the Com
merciaI Treaties.

Berlin, Feb. 23-Emperor William has sent the
following autograph letter to Chancellor Won
Bilow:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-16
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Den rette Fode-den rette Me
dicin - den rette It'd disse tire
Ting er at den storste Vigtighed
for Taringspatienten. Den rette
Fode og den rette Medicin-disse
indeholdes j SCOTS Emulsion al
rem Torskelevertran. Den rette
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Sygdommen. Den rette It'd er
nu.
Scott's Emulsion hjalper altid,
helbreder ofte. AImindelig Fode
hjalper Naringen. Frisk Luft
hjalper Kuren. SCOTS Emul-
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Tide.
En- af de bedste Grunde for
godt Haab er SCOTS Emulsions
code Rekord som Medicin for
Teringspatienter. Saalenge Sy-
stemet er starkt nok til at taale
Medicin af nogen Art, kan Diet
BRUCE Scott's Emulsion.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-16
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funbet bperfen SeIt eller Wano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-16
Sanftbansien I Como Yarf.

aGereSe / ITnperc Sio bar oct rrrct
pud Gale bIaubt 9orNmruo / EpilinQe
bncrnc at ~oRp!dntc pud dmcrttdnir
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til iouhduuc Setter ,oa gituNerue oeront
bar hoIet ito frentigieurem HGrcrc ul
pait Srnaler ON Ell SitauNbrinQcIie al
idaoauue EeitIigbeoer ogiau pau amcris
tarIf gruno.
8i9tiauof ian man hcr life Qobt ar
rduaere Seitcrpc inm / Hprac meo If
%brruhiua at Eirrctmoer % EuuS "pna
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en- iddoan Eeit aiercS til Ell tppif nnrii
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fer bar ifittet for TfboIocIicn al CIT iuus
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Ita life bnpt nopcu Organization. ioHi
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obfrifcnne SaICr og Sauae. blcn oe for
fticHtge 9ogcr al Seuuer oa Egtrc al
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ludtcr eniac ON at inhbpSe Norbmrnb
ODER belle Sauoet til en- FABIAN Hcitlipbco
| Como Bart Seuhaa ben 25bc Suni,
Sdgeu eftcr SduftbuuSodacn.
Ser er nebiat en- fraes grruupc,
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'om eubper RorOmano biI barre itolt al
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met biz bItOs o~fientliagiort Irncit TO llgcr
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ct 9apcl er tidoot obfsrt / 9iitrif

st aapcf er tiaaot opfsrt / 9iitrif.
tet &erre / 8amle 8reftegieIo. 9ettc
9iitrift lig8er paa begge Sioer al
SerreeIppn o. bar en- SoIfem9neoe
nf ca. 500 Wenneifer, ppientlig Pr
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rPpneS Serre 8apeI, oil blibe opisrt
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urbeioeoe S~eeninger og blipe en-
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bporaf 5000 Ser. err ifi9nfet al 8am,
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ooet fri airfetomt; enoDioere bar en-
8ornefprenins paa Steoet inbiamlet
600 ar., iom ifal onoenoes til Sitter.
uoitpr. - gefolfniusen / Serre bar
tiblisere %onifaffet iig airfegaarh
meb alcffetaarn og 2tgbus.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-16

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tine 8iot. fsot Sommerihielo. Sr.
Wiotb, iom tilhsrer Ell sammel 30
Mile, Der opriuoelis cr inoponoret
fra Sfoilano, oreo I itn Gto %idnnteit
meb i'm @ror, aoniuI gaitian Wiotb,
en- megei itpr Siifeiorretning i NGr.
beoen al Molbe. 6ruen tilbsrcr en-
sainmel trsnoerif Siiieersfamilie.
Get aloeritegne Var er besee oper 80
aar, 9rnogommen er iSot | tSi4 og
gruben | 1912.