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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1905-07-29
At the Captains Table.

AS the liner cleared the heads and
the heavy swell of the open Atlantic
became noticeable. dinner was served.
The twenty-six places at the captain 3
table were filled and as the soup ap-
peared the captain addressed his table
companions.
Il trust that all twenty-five of YOU
will have pleasant trip" he said,
and that this little assemblage of
twenty-fOur will reach port much ben
Gifted by the voyage. ! look upon the
twenty-five smiling faces as a father
upon his family. for / am responsible
for the lives OF this group of nineteen.
[ hope all fourteen of you will join me
later in drinking to merry trip.
believe we seven fellow passengers
are admirably suited to each other,
and | applaud the judgment which
chose from the passenger list these
three persons for my table. You and
{, my dear sir, are"
The captain chuckled. Here, stew
ard, bring on my fish, a1d clear away
.hese dishes. Puck.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1905-07-29
An American Career.

A striking and typical American ca
reer was that of the late Charles Hick
ey, lumberman and philanthropist OF
Muskegon, Mich. Hickey came to
Muskegon when a mere boy, in 1856
with only 81 in his pocket, having
worked his passage across Lake Mich.
igan on schooner. Becoming sue.
cessively a bookkeeper for a lumbe.
firm, then foreman and finally an own
er in the lumber business, he amassed
a great fortune, his wealth at his
death being estimated at S15, 900. 900,
while his benefactions to Muskegon
alone amounted to over 100000 AL.
though he is said to have contributed
to every church in the city, he never
any and never, witnessed
in a theatre.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1905-07-29
NO SUCH WORD AS FAIL.
Remark Attributed to Admiral Touo's
Great Rival

Remark Attributed to Admiral Togo.
Great Rival.
| The MakarOff memorial just issued
says the Saturday Evening Post, re.
calls visit to Washington paid by
! the stalwart admiral Immediately be.
fore the outbreak of the war in the
far East.
The part of Washington which
pleased him best was the National Mu-
scum, where he was under the guild
ance of one of the best-informed an
tnropologists in America, the acting
dean, Prof. Otis T. Mason. Prof Ma
son is as small as he is mighty, but
straight as an arrow, in spite of his
white hair, and every inch of him a
man. He looked like a picturesque
pOcket-edition beside the magnificent
Makaroff, with his broad shoulders
and massive ches: and huge beard.
They were standing before the in
complete Russian exhibit Prof. Ma
son explained several reasons why the
collector had failed to do his duty,
ending, according to his invariable
kindness, with tina remark: Il sup
pose we must consider them as ade-
quate excuse" Instantly Admiral Ma
karoff replied: There are plenty Of
reasons. but there is never an excuse
for any failure" His deep voice was
like velvet thunder 1t made whatever
he said seem momentous. And he
came by the principle honestly. 1t
ran in the family His grandfather
once received an order from the car
direct, which was so difficult of exc
cution that the czar closed with the
words:
Can it be done"
Sire the general replied. "ff it
IS possible it will be done. II it is
shall be done"
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1905-07-29
FRANKLIN. La, SATURDAY, JULY 49, 1905
qAe HeroismG Common Life
Bv the Rev. A. II. Fitch.

>EROSM determined motive. Not what
sublime. IS
the spirit seh life or bngeth death The OF if
value of
are al 4e popular conception Of hero,m is well enough summed
n is o
the
makes the pugist But all feel nstncte that
orealh splendid exponent is the bulldog.
Desh
hey are ito be unheroc deeds
vbo ohs
lee he
ARA
deed
and
heroine; | makes hcrd
heard the other Christian
a a
al life
the Sunday school climbed
hepessns
resO
Teacher she said II church and
couldn't Sunday school,
God when I
Father hold hands and he will
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1905-07-29

Un4uestionaby the best route to principal points in
Texas. New and Old Mexico, Arizona, California
end Pacific Coast. Pullman Standard Sleepers,
Tourist Excursion Sleepers, Superior Dining Car
Service. Through TO California without chsag"
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1905-07-29
The Helpful Telephone.

mere Is q sample of how rural tele-
apnones help the farmer. A farmer
nving between Smith Center and LIE.
Oanon 'phoned Lebanon and asked
~nat the merchants were paying for
eggs. He then 'phored Smith Center
and found that its merchants were
paying two cents more dozen. That
vas at noon. Within three hours he
marketed his eggs at Smith Center
making enough over the Lebanon
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1905-07-29
SlWASH INDIANS.
Degenerate Lot Of the AIeutian
Islands.


w. f. Thomas, whose claims neal
seward, Alaska, are in such a favora
ole condition as to permit him to live
IN Seward with his family during the
summer and take them back to Gary
?. D., winters, has been at the st.
| Charles hotel for week
| Seward is at the base of the finger
| hat stretches out toward Siberia from
northwestern Alaska and forms the
Aleutian islands. It's climate is mild.
ar than Omaha or Kansas City, due to
he warm waters of the ocean currents.
Wagons are used all the year around
The only inhabitants in 1903 were a
'amily of Siwash Indians, but it now
numbers 5000 people. The Alaska
Central railway, which will pierce the
centre of the great peninsula and con-
acct the ocean with the Yukon country
Is well under way from Seward, 1000
men working on it uD in the noun
rains. The road will run spurs to the
light and left, tapping the copper and
seward ships out S2,000,O0O in gold a
year. Mr.. Thomas says it is destined
TO become the capital of the territory
N which it lies, including Skagway,
oitku and Juneau, the present capital.
Alaska, will be divided, he says, into
territories according to the judicial
districts now in force, viz: the Sew
ard-Juneau district, the Nome district
and the Circle City, or Arctic, district
The Siwash Indians are a degener-
ate lot says Mr.. Thomas There is
no family tie and diseases
brought in by the white fishermen and
he Chinese salmon packers have caus-
ed the death rate to exceed the birth
ate. But the missions are working
With considerable success to counter /
'ct this. The territory along the coast .
divided among the several denomina-
ions, the Baptists taking so much
900 square miles. say-the Presbyter-
ans SO much, and SO on. Seward lies
II the Baptists' sphere, and the near
st mission is on the island of Kodiak
Kodiak was formerly Russian con-
let post. and sCme of the Indians
here still have a mixture of Russian
lood 1t is these who, when sent by
he Rev. Mr. Coe to the Carlisle
Pennsylvania, surpass their fellows.
he Indians do big business in max
lS snoWshoes out of alder. wood
usceptible to steaming and bending,
nd they are sent all over Alaska The
ldians of Cooks Inlet smoke salmon
)r dog feed and sell it to the mail
and others.
"The old Russian fort at Kodiak still
as the bust of the last Russian gov
nor poised above the gable of its ,
lief house. The buildings are now ,
Sned by the Alaska Commercial COM {
my, men who were poor so years {
90, but have made millions out Of
laska. They lease the seal islands, =
:. Paul and st. George, from the gov 9
nment, paying $4,000 year and a q
yalty of $3.50 a pelt. They have t
id total of $70O0,000 to the govern q
ent, all that Alaska originally cost s
le island Cf Kodiak has 1000 cattle 6
d 10000 sheep belonging to Seattle v
mpany. The time is not far distant n
len the islands and coast will fur y
Sh all the meat Alaska wants The \
tile winter without any shelter and a
tn only little hay put up to feed on
ring squalls and blows "-Milyau n,
G Wisconsin. 81
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1905-07-29
price to pay for his telephone for a
year.-kansas City Journal.

Wnat you can produce best On your
1arm is the important question to yor
Inc cost OF the food you grow can.
not always be estimated by what
your time is worth at good wages. for
all farmers could not get pay for their
time In this way, II they did not grow
forage crops. says Prof. w. II. Jor.
dan,
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1905-07-29

~ II ScTapi piTon
- A few later, they built in
A1EzI rolled
AS furnaces During the civil these
profits SO that plant. known Upper Iror
enrichment OF Mr. Carnegie and his For
beams
building
and all needed the
mad purchased
making
blast
mechanical
"na mas brought about the displacement
Principally of
of
" ~ " 49, iNf"i'N' ioi q
OF h greatest steps of
s furnace manager and subsequently
@ whose Importance also app
1850 "'A' "ie
one OF the greatest of
tne fHtsDurg district the
m pudonng which
ms laboious
important
product and adpabiity
IN a modern railway
u0uuoh would De impossible without
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1905-07-29

S%i1z9 and will give them onea N>
~ - One of the that menace us odav +be
mere real
ounds church
money TO 40 with? Why from
monopoly by methods which would o crush
opposition then wiring
nov price for its product people are forced
Aorhan price really
ms @ gets the credit this world danger that
a of
bling gm our moral welfare should ub
Their reai won cause them to reject
bastd % perhaps is part Of the hopes
hVes perhaps
hi,o concerning it, but
We are not supposed anyhou
plgger church. and that's the
the church that Christ
"oud De stranger from ~
oneycombed with the which bnd
OF accepting alleged help
civilization ol the greatest bulwarks of
help 'n' IS So tnen may God help need His
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1905-07-29
Causes Accounting
For Steel Displacin& iron

HEN Andrew Carnegie and his partners
Allegheny, forty they
forging shop whose specially scrap
a few later, they built small rolling Iittsbur2
al where they rolled into bars wrought
furnaces During the civil these works paid
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1905-07-29

full information
the Company w. MASTERS Manager, F.
BATTURS. Asst Gen Pass New Orleans W.
Iberia 1t.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1905-07-29
Rockefeller Qn0 His Money
BY r. 8. SeaboId.

tnose cegymen whose zeal them qubble fne
ecncaes ask their own conscience the straight
question: How would Christ Himself Would
he accept money obtained in the way Rockefeller an6
ones OF ms KIND have obtained theirs? conscience
can and will give them only answer
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1905-07-29

Your heart if pure, will guide the
feet and head to do that which i
Ght.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-10-14
Sejm 29ty zjednoczenia
W Chicago.

We wtorek dnia 3 bm. W hall Walsha
ma mar. ulic Noble i Emma rozpoczat sic
Sejm 2q-ty Zjednoczenia Polskiego
Rzymsko- Katolickiego - najwiekszei po
Zwiazku Narodowym organizacyi ubez-
pieczeniowei polskiej W Stanach Zjedno-
czonych. Delegaci stawili sic W biurach
Zjednoczenia o g. 8ei rano po oznaki, po
otrzymaniu kt6rych ruszyli tramwajami
do kosciola sw. J6zefata. gdzie msze sw.
odprawil ks. Lange, a ks. Zapala powie-
dial kazanie odczytal przvslane Rzy-
mu Cd papieza blogoslawiehstwo dla de-
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-10-14

kilkunastu kozak6w; robotnik6w pablo
daleko wiecej, DO ich wpedzano konmi
do zau}k6w tam dopiero mordowano
bez litosci, lub bito nahajkami. Najpowa-
zniejsze starcie mia}o mieisce ma bulwa-
RE Twerskim kolo pomnika Pusz kina.
Ma placu targowym rzucono bombe, ktora
zabi}a dwunastu kozak6w. Ma dziedziniec
gmachu sadowego spedzono kilkuset a.
resztowanych robotnik6w studentow; ;
zolnierze ma rozkaz oficer6w ustawili sic
w szeregi kijami W rekach przez te
szeregi przepedzano wiezni6w, a podczas
kiedy szli, zolnierze smagali ich palka-
mi. Wielu smaganych b6lu pomdla}o. W
poniedzia}ek panowa} W miescie wzgled-
ny spok6j.
w Moskwie odbylo sic pred wyzej o.
pisanymi rozruchami wielkie zgromadze-
ME student6w tamtejszego uniwersytetu,
ma kt6rem cztery istniejace wsr6d stu
dent6w grupy wystapi}y programami
politycznymi. Pierwsza zamierza odsta-
pic cd biernej walki politycznej straj-
ku szkolnego wr6cic do uniwersytetu,
lecz tylko W celu rewolucyjnej propagan-
dy wsr6d szerokich mas ludnosci; druga,
nailiczniejsza, zamierza wog6le zamie-
mic uniwersytet ma ognisko rewolucyJne
i szkole polityczna: trzecia wzywa do
dalszego strajku-a czwarta, najmniej
liczna, oswiadcza sic "a podjeciem wy
k}ad6w nauki. Programy rewolucyjne
zyskafy ogromna wiekszosc. Ma drugi
dzien po tym wiecu wiadze nakaza}y "a
mkniecie uniwersytetu.
w Pinsku nieznany m}ody czlowiek
rzucil bombe ma patrol. Zgineli sprawca
zamachu oraz officer, prowadzacy patrol,
syn hr. Solskiego, znanego meza zaufa-
MIA cara. Kilku zolnierzy jest ciezko
rannych.
w kodzi policya aresztowa}a juz obu
sprawc6w zamachu ma zycie fabrykanta
Juliusza Kunitzera kt6rego zabito w
tramwaju d. 80 wrzesnia. Wykryto podo-
bno spisek majacy ma celu zgladzenie re
swata kilku }odzkich przemys}owc6w.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-10-14

legat6w, kt6re wystara} sic general
Observation-Disclosures ks. Kasprzycki.
Po nabozenstwie zgromadzii sic w hall
okolo g. II m. 30. Obradom przewodni-
czy} z urzedu prezes organizacyi, p. Szo-
pinski. Ma estradzie zasiadal zarzad,
kilkunastu ksiezy reprezentanci prasy.
Pc odspiewaniu modlitwy "Wszechmo-
cny Panic" przez ch6r z}ozony z 15-tu
organist6w, pan Szopihski otworzyl Sejm
kr6tkiem przem6wieniem powola} ko-
misye do sprawdzenia mandat6w, oraz
odczyta} nadeslane telegramy. Miedzy
innemi by} telegram cd Zarzadu Mar.
Pol. zyczeniami pomyslnych obrad; te-
legram ten przyjeto dlugotrwalymi okla
skami. Potem byi zn6w spiew, nastep-
ME mowy: ksiedza Rusina, dra Szwaj-
karta pana J6zwiakowskiego, wyja-
sniajace eel Sejmu zadania delegat6w.
W trakcie mowy p. J6zwiakowskiego
wszedi Ma sale burmistrz Dunno; wszyscy
obecni powstali ma jego powitanie.
Wkr6tce potem ukaza}, sic rzecznik
miejski, p. Smulski. Przedstawiony ze-
branym przez kapelana ksiedza Lange,p p.
Dunno powiedzial move okolicznioscio-
wa dose d}uga, w kt6rej chwali} Pola-
k6w, jako ludzi pracowitych dobrych
obywateli. Pc burmistrzu przemawiat p.
Smulski chwali} Polak6w jeszcze bar
dziej. Po odspiewaniu przez organist6w
jeszcze jednego utworu, sesye odroczono
do godz. 3iej.
Sesye popoludniowa otwarto G. 3.
m. 80. Sprawozdanie komitetu manda-
tow wykaza(o, ze jest ma Sejmie 191 de-
legat6w 81 delagatek, prawem AL
glos6w. ZakweStyonowano diva mandaty.
Sekretarz generalny p. Kr6lik miano-
wal sekretarzem Sejmu redaktora Szwaj-
karta. Odczytano pare telegram6w, list
cd ks. Kasprzyckiego it'd, poczem pre-
zes mianowaf marszalkiem Sejmu p. Ma
dolnego Bay City zdai sprawozdanie
re swych czynnosci "a czas ubiegly cd
poprzedniego Sejmu. W sprawozdaniu
swojem miedzy innemi zaznaczy}, re
|Zjednoczenie zebralo $1.226,5l ma glo-
dnych w Kr6lestwie, oraz da}o $lO0 ma
pomnik Kosciuszki W Chicago tylez
ma Dom Emigracyjny. Oswiadczyi sic
take p. Szopi1ski "a potrzeba oswiaty
"a podatkiem ma ten eel Csc. cd cz}onka
TARA generalnego, wykazujace, ze lie
dnoczenie liczy 250 towarzzystw majacych
razem 19, ,854 czlonk6w, j posiada W ka-
sic $l54 263. 81. Cd ostatniego Sejmu
przybyio 81 towarzystw, 1908 czlonk6w
Ii $50. 299 got6wki. Pc sprawozdaniach
prezes mianowal komitety (rezolucyj,
programu regui, rewizyi raport6w, urze
0nik6w, oraz zazale1 apelacyj). Sesye
zamknieto g. 5m. 40.
Wieczorem tegoz dnia odbyl sic kon-
cert W hall Walscha przy udziale licznej
publicznosci, delegat6w ] delegatek; 20
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-10-14

OSOooSA Acoos
ma krzes}a, cisneli sic do podwyzszenia
i woial: "klamstwo! Nieprawda! Glossy
sfalszowane! Protestujemy! Move glo-
sowanie! kzecie!" Przewodniczacy
zbladl i sta} jak trusia, a delegaci wciaz
obrZucali go gradem wyzwisk obelg
i ME chcieli ustapic w ten spos6b zmu-
sill p. Szopinskiego do zarzadzenia pono-
wnego giosowania, kt6re wykaza}o, Re
tylko III glos6w bylo przeciw, 234 "a
wnioskiem. Rezultat dla p. Szopinskie-
60 wcale ME przyjemny...
Podczas tego wszystkiego redaktor
Wachtel zachowywal sic w spos6b ura-
gajacy wszelkim zasadom przyzwoitosci.
Wykrzykiwal estrady do delegat6w
opozycyjnych: "Siadaj! Co sic rozbijasz,
ba}wanie! Otto ten najgorszy awantur-
mix! Milczec!" itp. Niekt6rzy delegaci,
Oburzeni TEN postepowaniem do zywego,
zaczeli mu wymyslac, miedzy innymi
zbesztal go najbardziej byly prezes Zje-
dnoczenia, starry Antoni Polenc. Wachtel
zapamietai to sobie przy wychodzeniu
z sail po zamknieciu posiedzenia g.
6m. 80 wiecz6r napadl ma Polenca ude-
rzyl go w twarz tax SLIME, re calego "a
krwawi}. Inni delegaci przybiegli roz-
dziellli walczacych.
We czwartek otwarto sesye g. 8m.
40 rano. Obywatel Polenc, pobity przez
Wachtla, wni6sl byl zazalenie do Ia
rzadu, lecz dosta(o sic ono do ko-
sza. Szopinski podnosi sprawe, czy
komitety maja bye wybierane ma
przysz}osc przez Sejm, czy tez przez
przewodniczacego. KS. Suplicki stawia
wniosek, zeby prezes mianowal komi-
tety. Wniosek ten odrzucono. Stane}o ma
tenn, re komitety ma mianowac marsza-
lex sejmowy: Nastapily nominacye urze-
dnik6w. Uchwalono, Re giosowanie ma
bye taJne, "a pomoca australskich kart
wyborczych.
Ma sesyi popoiudniowej ks Suplicki
ks. Lange przedstawili izbie, il repre-
zentant "Dziennika Narodowego" oh.
St. Orpiszewski pisze sprawozdania z
sejmowych obrad, niezgadzajace sic
prawda uwiaczajace powadze Sejmu,
wobec czego stawiaja wniosek, zeby p.
Orpiszewskiego usunaG sail posiedzen.
Wniosek przechodzi posr6d ogromnego
ha}asu prawie jednomyslnie. Wobec te-
go p. Orpiszewski wstaje idzie ku
drzwiom, lecz po drodze zatrzymuje sic
ma chwile, aby zamienic pare slow je-
dnym delegat6w. Widzac to, ks. Ruskin
zada, aby p. Orpiszewskiego wyrzucono
sail. Ma te slowa jakis delegat, pod
burzony przez fotografiste Adamkiewi-
cza, chwyci} Orpiszewskiego "a poly ]
kolnierz wyrzucil go sail.
Pc TEN budujacem zajsciu rozpoczela
sic dyskusya mad wnioskiem opodatko-
wanna sic ma rzecz oswiaty. Wice-rektor
kolegium sw. Stanis}awa, ks. Zapala, po-
wiedzial goraca move "a wnioskiem.
Inni m6wcy przemawiali "a, inni pre-
civ. Niekt6rzy naiwniejsi PROFESSIONAL
ma tel zasadzie, re ''jak sic lud oswieci,
to bedzie przeciwny Zjednoczeniu..." :"
Przystapiono do glosowania. Uchwalono
podatek ma oswiate Csc. cd czlonka rocz-
ME 247 glosami przeciw 142.
Pc rozdaniu balot6w sesye zamknieto
g. Gel wiezc6r.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-10-14

Ma sesyi piatkowej porannej opr6cz
no dwie wazne: podwyzszenie podatku i
ku, proponuje komitet, aby takowy pod
dnoczenia, zagrozonego przez to, re ma
SIS, 900, 900 bezpiecze1i jest tylko $3.50, 900
w kasie. Pc d}ugiej dyskusyi zapadla u
tex oplacac podiug starej tabeli-za no
wo wstepujacy cz}onkowie cd d. sty-
cznia 1906 r. maja op}acac podatki pod}ug
novel tabeli, kt6ra ma bye opracowana.
i--Co do subczarter6W uchwalono, zeby
ich ME wyrabiac, tylko wydawac to-
warzystwom dyplomy.
Poruszono takze sprawe pensyi redak-
tora. Niekt6rzy byli "a TEN, zeby ia
podwyzszyc. Uchwalono zeby redakto-
rowi placic SIS ma miesiac, jak dotych-
czas.
Ma sesyi popo}udniowej poruszono maj
pierw sprawe podwyzki pensyj urzedni-
k6w. Prezes pobiera} do dis $400 rovznie,
podwyzszono ma 00.-Sekretarz gene
rainy pobierac bedzie 81, 200 rocznie ma
pomocnika $500. vice prezes
po dis by} bez pensyi, Cd dis przezna-
czono pensye $1O0 rocznie Kasyera PEN
sya zosta}a bez zmiany, II. $400 rocznie.
Dyrektorzy, kt6rzy przychodza ma sesye
W dzieh, pobierac beda, jak dotad, po
So. 90 "a kazde posiedzenie. Cz}onkowie
komitet6w: finansowego prawniczego
po S. "a posiedzenie. Zas vice prezy-
denci i dyrektorzy, kt6rzy przybeda 2
prowincyi, maja mice oplacone koszta
podr6zy wydatki.
Nastepnie uchwalono wyasygnowae
$3.50 ma pomoc dla imigrant6w Polak6w,
przybywajacych do Ameryki bez zadne-
go funduszu
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-10-14

Przeniesione ma stronice sma.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-11-02
. 5wn Memorial Notice.

A soldier has had the strange eA
perience of reading his own memorial
notice at Edinburgh. The man, a
Scottish trooper, was invalided home
from South Africa after the war, and
a few days ago visited Edinburgh to
inspect the monument erected on the
Castle Esplanade to the memory OF
the men Of the Scottish Horse who
fell in the war. His surprise may be
imagined on finding HIS own name
and regimental number, with a note
that he had died Of disease, inscribed
am the tablet.
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Civil War in Russia.

St. Petersburg. Special.-That the
present situation cannot end without
bloodshcd. is the conviction prevailing
in the higher government circles,
which from moment to moment are
expecting a conflict between the
troops and the revolutionists In st.
Petersburg and news Of trouble in the
provinces, especially at KharSoff,
which has been declared in a state OF
war. The Governor Of Kleff has been
instructed to take all necessary meas.
ures to restore order, which the local
government and the commander OF
tbe troops arc unable to maintain.
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NEWSY GLEANINGS,

A new postage stamp has been issued
In Toxic.
Lobsters are reported to be scarce
and dear.
Mediterranean moths have closed
two Minneapolis -four mills.
The fire department Of San Fran
cisco is in the clutches Of loan sharks.
The statisticians have discovered
every five minutes a baby Is born In
New York.
London is to have an amusement
building in central position on four
and-a-half-acre site.
Fresh-air treatment eradicates con-
sumption among monkeys in the Bronx
Park Zoo, New York City.
Canada has enacted law providing
for the payment Of salary to the lead
er Of the opposition in Parliament
In search for q cargo, the French
bark Marechal de Gontaut has already
sailed $4,000 miles without success.
An interesting series of experiments
.est the military value of airShips is
1T to be made by the French artil-
,uth Australia has introduced 4 bill
the compulsory re-purchase by tie
ate of estates valued at more than
10000.
The Argentine Minister Of Finance
has introduced bill to make the franc
the unit Of currency instead of the
paper plaster.
VI. Lepine. chief of the Paris police,
has organized a squadron of 10 police.
mounted on motor-bicycles. for the
control Of motor cars.
The London Graphic suggests that
the British educational authorities set
up photographs, with standard ac-
cent" in all the schools Of the empire.
The State law enacted to put stop
to uncontrolled and wanton raids on
the ferns In the Berkshire Hills OF
Massachusetts has proven beneficial to
the fern industry.
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Houston, Tex.-If the Unitet

Houston, Tex.-1f the United
States can be induced to remit the
internal revenue on alcohol for use
in the manufacture Of goods in the
United tStae,ans 1wd. viii, toto ?amb
United States, an artificial silk fac
tory will probably be established at
Ell Paso, otherwise the factory will
probably be located in Mexico, where
great inducements are being offered.
That it will probably be necessary
to send delegation into Washington
to urge the passage of bill abol-
ishing the tax on industrial alcohol
was the belief of the directors Of the
Chamber Of Commerce at a meeting
held to consider correspondence car
ried on. with French representatives
Of the artificial silk company. The
letters from France indicated that
wood alcohol could not. be used as a
substitute for the grain alcohol which
has been used in the European fac
tories of the company.