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The San Francisco call., 1905-05-06
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ERAL AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND
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Agents. Montgomery avenue. San Francizco
Tickets sold by all Railroad Ticket Agents
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METHODIST MISSION BOARD
HOLDS CLOSING SESSION
Appropriation of Over Four Thousand
Dollars Made for Los Angc-
les Conference

NASHVILLE, Tenn. May 5-The
Board of Missions of the Methodist
church. South held its closing session
to-day. A total appropriation of s313,-
76S was recorded by the board. Among
the appropriations are the following:
Los Angeles Conference, $4S50; Den
yer Conference, $500; Western Con-
ference, $500; Montana Conference.
$3.50; New Mexico Conference. $4,000
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ATHLETES Will
TRY FOR HONORS
Special Dispatch to The Call.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. May s..
Eight preparatory schools will meet
on the Stanford oval tomorrow after
noon to decide the track and field
supremacy for the Santa Clara Valley.
Teams are entered from the high
schools of San Jose. Santa Clara,
Mountain View. Palo Alto, Los Gatos,
Campbell, the Palo Alto Academy and
the University of the Pacific Academy.
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Stolen bases-van Haltren. Kruger. Kelly.
Two-base hits-Dunieavy. Flood Sacrifice hits
-Devereaux, Schmidt, Van Haltren. Sire b..
Byrnes. First base errors-Oakland 3. Los
Angeles l. First base called balls-Off
Gray 3. Left on bases-Oakland 10. Los An
geies s. Struck out-By Schmidt 5. Double
plays-F1ood to Toman to Dillon; Francks TO
Streib. Time of game-1 hour and 80 minutes.
Cmpire-Perine.
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OLD ENGLAND GALLOPs
OVER FIELD AT BELMONT
Meadowbrook Hunters SteepIechase,
About Two Miles. Is Won by Game
cock. With Snuff Second.

NV YORK. MAY 5.-Belmont results:
First race. four and half furiongs-Jacob-
tic won. Lille B second. Sydney T third
Tir,e .53 2-5
Second race six furlongs-Old England won
Jerry 9 second. Neptunus third. Time
LIZ 4-5.
Thsld race. seven fUrlOngs-Inspration won
JonqUil second. Sinister third. Time 26 2-5
F'e-rth race. haif mile-Neribest Won
casssrcra second Calabas 81 third Time Al
Firth race. Mesdowbrook hunters steepie-
chase. sboUt two miIcs-Gauecock Won Snur
seco-d Fatasonian third Time. 4.C3 2-5
Sixth race. one mile-Janc Holly won Gold
Dome second. Oro third. Time, l:4S.
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SUMMARY

Earned run-Seattle l. Two-base hits
Kane, Kemmer. Sacrifice hit-Miller. StoIer
base-McHale Struck out--By G. Hall 2
by Gates 3. Bases on balls-of c. Hail 4
off Gates 3. Passed bal-McLean 1. Left or
baseF-Seattle 4. Portla nd 3. Time Of game
One hour fifteen minutes Umpire-Davis.
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Struck out-By Fitzpatrick g. by Corbett 10
Base on balls-By Fitzpatrick 1, by Corbett g.
Wild pitch-Fitzpatrick Stolen base-Wal-
dron. Sacrifice hits-Nordyke. Casey, Lynch
Wheeler. Two-base hits-Eagan. Nealon (2).
IIildebrand. Waldron First base error
San Francisco l. Double plays--Wilson Gun
assisted) Gochnauer to Nealon; Sheehan to
Nordyke to Sheehan; Fitzpatrick to Eagan 10
Nordylse. Left on bases-Tacoma g. San Fran
cisco 5. Time of game-15 55. UmpIre-Klopf.
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CHORAL SOCIETY 10 HOLD FESTIVAL.
The Gaelic Choral Society will hold festival
on Saturday evening, May Is. at Scottish Hall.
Elaborate preparations are being made. One
hundred voices will participate in the cho-
ruses.
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CUSTODIAN NOT NAMED.-rhe o,ss,,o,
q appointing custodian OF the funds Of fhe
nrm OF Thomas b Coghfll and George
kobn vas continued by Judge Seawell yexter-
cay until Monday The continuance was
granted owing 70 the fact that counsel have
not yet agreed upon a custodian.
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We are selling agents for ..waterman,s
Ideal Fountain Pen. and sole agents for
THE Marshall" the best s1.00 fountain pen
In the world. Sanborn. Vail & Co.
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OAAU&1Hk< k<<ts<3,AU~ ZEaLfHc txs SYDNEY
- cIascI Nek 70 fkssIT:-
ss ALAMEDA. for Honolulu. May 8. IL a N
SIS. SIERRA. for Honolulu. Samoa Auckland
and sydney. Thurs May 1S. D. m
sS MARIPOsA- for Tahiti. May 26. IL a m.
lE.SfRECkELS BROS Co. Agls. 1lcgsI once Ol3 4lr-
ksL IIsigli Glhca 5z7 Earksl ST. FIsr I. PaciE Il
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Second race-one mile and 100 yards. four

Third race-Match race for ponies. 11o yards
c1,esi 1T II Williams Jr)................. 30
Ridden by w. Kelly.
Kiclxapoo Mrs. Stubenbord) '-...-....--.... 30
Ridden by 7. f. Harty
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Totals % 8 I q Ill Totals % 1.2a II
sKemmer out for interference
RUNS AND HITS RY INNINGS
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RESULTS OF GAMES
ON EASTERN FIELDS
Brooklyn. With Jones on the Slab.
Lowers the COlOrs OF
PbiladeInfia
NATIONAL LEAGUE


NEW YORK May New York beat Bos-
ton to- day oy score OF to L. McGinnity
held the visitors safely and a muf by Strang
was the only loop-hcle through which Boston
was saved from shut-out. Attendance 1000.
Score:
Boston -.--.--.-.----.----.--.- IS ,s
New York .-.------.-.--.-.-.. i"
Bat,eries-Fraser and Needham: McGinnity
and Bresnahan-
CHICAGO May 5.-Hard and timely hitting.
with perfect support gave Chicago to-day's
game. Attendance 5000 Score:
Chicago 10 Ii o
ST. Louis -.--..-...-.----..
Batteries-Lundgren and ONeill;, Mckinley.
Kelluni Grady and Zearfoss, Umpire-klem-
PITTSBURG. May 5.-Leever was invincIble
up to the ninth inning, only two of the visitors
reaching irst when single and triple and
protested the game on the ground that the
pitchers box is graded. according to rules.
Attendance 37Oo. Score:
Pittsburg .--------.----.--.-.--. l
Cincinnati
Batteries-Leever and PETE; Harper and
schlei Umpires-Bauswine and Emsle.
PhILADELPHIA, May 5.-By punching hits
in the seventh and eighth to-day Brooklyn de-
feated the locals with comparative ease At
tendance 1900. Score:
PhiiadeiphIa ....-.-................- 9 2
Doom Umpire-Johnstone.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
ST. LOUIS. May 5.-The local American
League team celebrated it's first at home Of
the season TO Detroit by winning. IL to T. in a
game remarkable FOR its intermittent batting
ra kies The locals drove Killian and Kftson
from the box. Attendance 1900. Score:
r. II. E.
St Louis .-....-.--.-.-.--..-..-1 10
Detroit ---.----.--- -----.---..--
Batteries-Mcrgan. Petty and Weaver; XIII
lian, Kitson. Ford and Drill
WASHINGTON. May "a batting rally in
the sixth inning gave Washington to-day's
game Brilliant fielding marked the work OF
both teams Stahl cut of number of safe
hits. and Hoffman pulled down an apparent
R. H E.
Washington ..-----.-.-...-.--
Philadelphia ............-...........2 s
Batteries-wolf and Kittridge; Henley and
Schreck.
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OCEAN TRAVEL.

N<>N w panyS steamers at Seattle
S9AEpNv/ For Victoria, Vancouver.
Port Townsend. Seattle.
Anacortes. Tacoma. Everett. South Belling
ham. Beilingham-1t a. m, May s. &c. Is 20.
IS. 80. June T. Change at Seattle to this
Company's steamers for Alaska and G. N
Ry.: at Seattle Tacoma to N P. Ry.. at
Vancouver to c. p. Ry
For Eureka CFfumboidt Bay)-Pomona. 30
p m. May IL. IT, %. 20 June 4: Corona.
1 80 p m. May 2 8. IA. 20. 26 June l.
For Los Angeles (Via Port Los Angeles and
Redondo), san DIEGO and Santa Barbara-
Queen. Sundays a. m
State OF California. Thursdays 9 a m
For Los Angeles (via San Pedro and East
San Pedro). Santa Barbara Santa Cruz Mon
terey San Simeon. Cayucos. Port Hartford (San
Luis Obispo). Ventura and Hueneme-
Coos Bay. g. a. m. May 8. IA ~ 80.
June Z.
Bonita a. M. May ? 10. IS 26 June g.
For Ensenada. Magdalena Bay San lose Deb
Cal bo. Mazatlan. Altata. La Paz Santa Rosa
la. Guaymas Mex. 10 a. m. 7th each month
ALASKA EXCURSIONS season 19O5)-Ths
paiatial excursion steamship Spokane win Leave
Tacoma Seattle and Victoria. June 8. %: July
9. 20: Aug. 3. IT,
For further information obtain folder Rixht
is reserved 10 change steamers or sailing dates.
TICKET OFFICE New Montgomery St
palace HoteD. 10 Market ST.. and Broadway
wbarves. FREIGHT OFFICE-1O Market al
c. d. DUNANE. General Passenger Agent
10 Market St. San Francisco.
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Sixth race-One and a sixteenth miles. three
year-oids. selling.
$500 sEdgecliff lJudge) .............10 10z
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CHI h by Kantaka-
aimed by Miss
ali day Mark
@ mes ed
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Fourth race-one and a auarter miles. FOUR.

Fourth race-One and quarter miles. four
year-olds and up. selling
S27o ~Atordente IMcClary) ----....-....... 81
S263 Ires fDurker) 10
$3.50 royalty (Green) -..-....-..-.-......1 10
$3.50 >AIlopafh IAmasney' Bros -...... 81
S2s2 sBudd Wade Baker City stable) -. 10
(s274)sCircus tGutter) -....,.-----.....-...1 10
s2sS @ Major Tenny (Multnomah stable) Iii
S2S2 scinnabar tFountain) -..-..-....... q
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Fifth race-The Farewell Cup, two and
quarter miles, four-year-olds and up, $500.
Ss2ss) )soufriere dayton & Kahn. ........ .ss
S2S4 Trapsetter 20 Rourke) ......-..-..-. 9S
gs283)O Orchan tEdgewood FARM ...-.-...1 .105
1888 Ellie (Stubenbord) .-....-.............1 ..105
S26l Allegiance tMarshalD ................1 .10I
1888 Stilfcho Baker City Stable).- ).---..... 100
S2S3 Neterano (Muitnomah SfabIe) ..-.... los
S2z2 Expcdient (Thomas) .-............1 .1O1
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s27S Christine A. Q4amasney B. }
49,. Firm Foot, 3 a. F. Tucker .
s2T4 Mareno. Don't Worry St.)
s251 j. Y. Kirby, 6 &c. StrobeD. !.
$3.50 Prestolus. 5 q. B. Evers) +.
s274 Goldfnder, a CE'itzgerald Coz +.
s263 Col. Anderson. s (McLaughlin)
1929 Monia. 5 Or. W. DeNeffe)
sIe4 Border Mark. 5 90 Brienl. .
SZ73 'Dandie Belle. a (Winters)
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Time-:24N. ASH. 1:G2 At post nninut
Lurene. place. II; show. 9. Toto.
Trained by A. j. Jackson. Scratched
driving. Ernshaw rode a nicely judged
way or she would have won handily.
race. Dan Collins poorly handled
speed
S205. THIRD RACE-1k miles; selling:
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Time-:22s4 :4T14 1:I2 1:19. At post Z m mute
show T-i0- Enamel place. rs; show 3 5.
Ocean Niew-Neracious Trained by J. F. Scho
looked good to a blind man. Ananas there wit
Ishlana did well. Minder on High Chan cello
s299. SEVENTH RACE-seven furlongs; purse;
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-15
19 PERSONS ARE
BURNED TO DEATH
In a Big Tenement House Fire
in New York
WORK or INGENDlARY
SAYS TIE CORONER. WHo HAS
SUMMONED SEVERAL CITY
OFFICIALS TO APPEAR
BEFORE HIM.

New York. March H. Nineteen
persona We're burned 10 death in a
fire wAieh destroyed a five story tone
ment house at 195 Allen street today.
More than forty We're injured and on
" g few Of the sleeping inmates ea-
capped unhurt. Several Of those who
perisAed were roasted to death in
view Of the thousands n streets.
Coroner Goldenkranz declared az
er investigation that he had rGa
son to believe The blaze was the
work Of n incanliary
lie issued subpotnas for the fire
marshal Of the tenement house and
buildGg inspectors and health and
police officials to appear before him
at the inquest Thursday
The fire started Ia The De- emeul
and spread with frightful rap dily t-
pee rocf The victims were caugh,
in a trap OF flames the halls ANA ex-
its being rendered impossible in a
few minutes after he blaze stared
OF the nineteen dead three bodies
those Of a boy and two girls. remain
unidentified
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DOMINGOTREATY
HAS NO CHANCE
DEMOCRATS REFUSE TO DE-
Fleet AND NECESSARY TWO
THIRDS CANNOT BE Sc
CUREp-PARTY LINE DRAWN

Washington. March 14.-Diseussion
of the Domin can treay in the exc
cutiye session Of the senate today
resulted in the drawing OF party lines
Democrats vino have been reported
as likely 10 support the treaty Win
re urn 10 tho opposition fold II IS
sail. and oa both sides of the cham
heg it is alan tted that there IS III
tle prospect that the convention " Il
be ratified
The republicans haya been depend
ing on some democratic support and
ave counted as ceraln'the votes Of
Senators MeEnery and Foster, Of
Louisiana, and Clarke, of Arkansas,
Senator German, the minority leader,
gave notice today that these senator's
arc now pledged against the treaty.
The republicans had planned To re-
cali absentees, but j. was reported
might that even " tn the fun re-
publican strength present, the neces-
sary two thirds for rat fcation could
not be mustered IL there is no defec-
tion Of democratic votes The d9ple-
ton Of republican ranks by vacancies
in Missouri and Delaware. the abb
sence Of Senator La Toilette, who
haa not taken the oath OF Office and
Of Senator'S AldricA and Knox Is fell
greatly by the repuhl cans who are
striving for favorable acton on the
treaty a canvass Of the senate has
not developed the necessary two
thirds affirmative votes, even count
ing all republicans as present or pair
ed AS the statement of the demo
crats hat there win be no division in
their party proves correct, or if the
Arkansas should vote against the
two Louisiana senators and Clark Of
treaty there is no chance for ratiiica-
ton.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-15
AT ENp OF HER Row.

London. March 15.The revolt of
the French bankers in denying the
loan to Russia Is regarded By London
newspapers as the most hopeful and
imortant news OF the day promising
an carly conclusion Of peace between.
Russia and Japan. Apparently the
propoeed loan has not been refused,
but only postponed, This. however.
is regarded al tantamount 10 a refu.
sal. and is expected to speak louder
to the Russian war party even than
kuropatkin's reverse at MHkden.
It is the general belief that by the
death Of NJ German, late governor Of
the Credit Lyonnalse, Russia lost her
strongest financial friend in France
and that had he been alive no diff
Guilty would have been experienced
with American and British markets
eli sea 10 her, Il is thought that Rus.
sia can only turn TO Germany who is
not kelly TO be much more responsive
than France, and the onlys alternatives
would seem 10 be to make peace.
Reports are current that Japan now
demands indemnity of between $780,.
100000 and s75,000,o00.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-15
THRUST AT }. P. MORGAN.
Chicago Republican Editor Makes II
as Democratic Orator.

Chicago, March 1l-Joseph Medill
Patterson. son of the owner of the
Chicago Tribune. who resigned as ed
itor Of the Republican organ in order
10 work for the election Of Judge Dun
ne. a Democrat, as mayer and for
Immediate municipal ownership Of
Chicago street railways, in his first
effort as campaign orator said in
part:
"If wo both believe in municipal
ownership we can vote together now,
If we never voted together before or
never will do SO again II you be-
Heve in giving another franchise 10 an
absentee landlord. j. Pierpont Nor
gan vote for Mr. Harlan Mr. Harlan
said so himself two years ago. II you
want it. vote for Judge Dunno. We've
zot to fight somo time. II might as
well be now. Were sick and tired Of
paying this profit to Air Morgan that
ne may buy UP all the art treasures OF
Italian museums"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-15
STATE CONYICTS
TO MAKE TWINE
ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE Wilt BE
ASKED TO APPROPRIATE TO
ERECT SMALL FACTORY FOR
THAT PURPOSE.

Springfield. ILL.,, March 14.-Mem-
bers of the Illinois senate committee
on appropriations believe that state
convicts could manufacture bind ng
twina to be sold direct TO farmers
at good profit to the state and at the
same time solve the question TO en-
ployment for convicts.
A bill win scon be presented in The
senate carrying a small appropriation
fer the establishment of small plant
in one OF the state penal institutions
for the manufacture of binding
twine. in the Minnesota state peni-
tensiary al saltwater 225 convicts
ara employed h the manufacturing
Of binding twine This plant cost
Minnesota 100000 and last year i
yielded a profit to the stat eof $ll2,
3OO
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-15
BILL TO EXTEND
SUFFRAGE RIGHT
OF WOMEN TO voTE IN il,AiNcie
REPORTED Tc HOUSE 8Y
COMMITTEE ON ELECTORS
AT SPRINGFIELD.

Springfield, H., March 1.-the IL
limo house committee on elections
today voted 70 report 10 tie house
the woman's suffrage bill giving wo-
men the right to vote for members
0f the sate board of equalization,
board Of assessors. board Of review,
sanitary district trustees and for all
officers OF cities and villages, eXcepi
police magistrates.
All afternoon the comm ttee listen
ed TO speeches from large delega-
ton OF club and other women from
various parts of the state and al the
end of the arguments voted IA to 6
TO report the bill to the house and let
the responsibility for It's death rest
with that body.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-15
vINKow ROAD RE.opENED.

Y NlAkqw March l41It Is said thai
The service of the 4inkow, Koupanfze
and Sinmintin railroad will be resnm-
ed within few days The Chinese at
rectora Justify closing tho road on the
ground that the Japanese threatened
70 seize the Inc unless they were per-
mitted 10 snip rice over the road The
directors express regret at the inter-
ruptlon Of traffic. They say comma-
nication has been re-apened on assur
ance OF the Japanese that there was
no intention to seize the railway.
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OYAMA SEEMS TO BE NOT
PRESSING HIS ADVANTAGE
Though Big Turning Movement May be Still
in Progress=-Russians Have But
One Line and May Yet
be 0utflanked

nected tory emerging out of oonfu-
sion incident t3 the evacuation Of
Mullden and the forced retreat to Tie
pas.,
On February "a all was ready for
the attack on the westward. Various
portions OF the army had been dis
posed for The advance on the right
rGnk. Suddenly in the evening Of that
day the order to advance was cancel
lod and second order was given fer
the transfer of Gen, Rennenlampfis
FIRST Siberian corps and several other
organizations to the east flank, which
was pressed heavily by a large force
.cl Japanese. From that time forward
me Japanese, who were wen inform
ed as 70 an Russian movements, be.
gan heavy attacks along the whole
front. The Russians generally held
their ground, doing well until Feb
ruary 28, when an unexpected attack
developed in the southeast, before
which the Russian right, weakened by
withdrawal of almost two corps, yield
ed. by March / it became evident
that the japanese were moving
around the Russian right in FIVE heavy
columns and il became imperative 10
withdraw the thin line from the, south
west and .crm a new line from the
bridge across the Sha river parallel
with The railway The change Of
front was accomplished with remark
able celerity, but various organiza-
lions became badly mixed.
Tae Russians on March 4, occupied
their former positions on the Sha riv-
cr as far as the bridge, thence to Mad
yapu, on the Hun river, and thence
parallel with the railway six miles
distant, the right resting on the ST.
mintiH road
The japanese On March beginning
70 turn even this position with a view
TO cutting off retreat, the Russian
right was extended eastward from the
Sinmintin road to railway
Heavy Fighting Begins.
On the 7th, both sides began vigor-
)us offensive operations. the Japanese
attacking with especial energy the
forces OF Gen. Tserpitsky, which were
holding the position from Madyapu as
far as the heights east of Mukden sta
ton, while the Russians under Gen.
Gerngross assumed attack in the d.
rection OF Tatehekiao, and on The
northern front of Gen. Launitz's com
mand beat back all attacks. On the
whole the outcome of the fighting on
the seventh was favorable to the Rus.
SLAMS who repulsed 1everal attacks on
he southern front. and assumed the
offensive on the left, whore General
LineYifch's army. occupying the east
ern hill positions. repulsed numerous
attacks and took several hundred pris-
oners and several machine guns. The
cont. nued extension. however, of the
Japanese lines northward and concen-
tration which their superiority in
numbers enabled them to effect
against the northern and northwest
ern fronts, rendered advisable the
contraction OF Russian lines, and
withdrawal from the Sha river to the
position On Hun river was determined
on.
Third Army the First to Retire.
This was in no sense the beginning
Of the general retreat and Kuropatkin
ana tho generals commanding the
lContinued on Fourth Page1
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-15
IN CHURCH
He Imprinted q Reoounding Kiss on
the Lady'o Check and Riot
Nearly Ensued.

Bowling Green, Ohio, March IA
revival meeting in HoytvilIe broke up
in great confusion last evening on ac-
count cf the alleged conduct of Wes-
Ter Deremer
While the meeting was in progress.
Deremer entered the church and.
seating himself behind Mrs. James
McCracken, embraced her and i'm
printed a resoundng kiss on her
check. The outraged woman scream
ed and her friends grabbed Deremer.
who was saved from summary ven
geance by the Interference Of the VII
lase marshal The officer hustled him
of &c tao Jail
Deremer has been held to the grand
jury on the charge OF assault.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-03-15
CONDITIONS AT WARSAW.

Warsaw, March 1.-THE authori-
ties today were unsuccessful in an
attempt to reopen TIE commercial and
technical schools The pupils assem-
ble1 in the class rooms ct the regular
hour. where they remained a few
minutes and then simultaneously
marched out The educational situa-
tion is causing much concern.
In Consequence Of the peasant agi-
tation, the censor today issued an or
der prohibiting the press from refer
ring 10 agrsrial Ques'icns