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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-01
City Employees In
Hot Campaign
BECAUSE SERVICE REou LArions PROHIBIT = MAKES
NO DIFFERENCE

or they think that Investigation of
such matters Is more than should
be expected from commissioners
paid only SO 4 month. OF are sim
ply prone to chronle .nnul IL mat :
ter Of speculation.
The question nj the city hall -
whether tbs regulations against pc
llfieal activity on the part Of EN-
pioye~ IL going TO be- a reality IN
the spring campaign. or simply
something good 20 look upon when
reading the city charter.
The commission thus far has con
tented Itself with sending out mr.
tlcea prior 90 every eieetlon that
TIE civil scrYIe. Law must be re-
memberssi. which notices have IN
most instances been sweetly disre-
rarded.
'Is We@dln going Co run for the
coanesl7" innoeentiy inquired Clerk
NJ Nettie,on. elsil service commits
sioner. when asked about the mat
ter Wednesday morning @oh. yes.
the civil service rules forbid city
employees from engaging actively IN
politics. Whether or not weedln ta
do not know The aim 81 the
board. however has not been 20
deprive employees % the right Of
being simply to make
sure that politics or other matters
do not interfere with the duties for
which the city pays them What
they do outside Of working hours is
not 50 important But II a mans
friends should desire 70 honor him
with a position In the council. and
manage his campaign Tor him -
thai he would not neglect his duties
as patrol driver. for instance. u
would be rather cruel 20 deprive
him Of the opportunity OF obtaining
the honor. wouldn't az"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-01
WOMAN SEVERELY INJURED IN
CRASH OF ACCOMMODATED
Tried TO AVERT COLLISION
WITH BUGGY

A horse which jumped directly in
the path of an automobile driven by
George Newman. aud owned by A.
+. Boyd. manager of the Nome
telephone system. severely injured
Miss Lillian Cadwallador. OF phila-
delphia. who was riding In the mo-
tor car at the time. The accident
occurred AZ 5 o'clock Sunday at the
corner Of Massachusetts, and Utah.
The auto driven by Mr.. Newman
was travelling at a moderate rate
Just a. the machine was passing
Utah street a buggy attempted to
pass 10 one side OF the road The
driver evidently got his lines mixed
for instead OF turning off TO one
side tho horse swerved directly IN
the path OF the auto. Mr. Newman.
not wishing 10 injure the animal.
swung his wheel'hard over. The ma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-01
Octopus Resorts TO Rank
Fraud to Fight City Light

Fraud Of the rankeat Kind ~ being
used by the Seattle Electric conn
pnuy IN a vain effort 10 prevail
upon ith victims not to buy their
light from the city plant
A small army of solicitors has
been sent out ahead Of the lines
which the municipality Is running
20 various pafts Of the city. and de-
ceit and jugglery Of every kind is
being employed 20 get the unsus-
pecting 20 sign up one year con-
tract with the octopus before the
city lines reach them.
The agents OF the octopus are
making the claim that they WI
furnish the light al the same rate
"a does the city. whereas even It's
latest reduced rate rs z cents higher.
Chester 4. White. manager Of the
GFaYs Hafhor Commercial company,
signed a contract for lighting his
residence on Capitol hiil on this
false representation Finding oub
that the agent Of the company had
lied. he refused 20 alloy the eoTa-
paHy 20 string the wires. applying
70 the city for lights. lie does not
believe the company VII try 20 en-
force the contract after obtaining Il
under false pretenHes.
- WHhttHHtf IiAtAAHtEA HNfIEnHIt
residing on North Thirteenth found
that his bin for October had in
creased three-fold. lie complained
and the company offered him a re-
duced rate. which Il claimed was
the same as the city's He had been
paying ~ cents per kIlowatt hour.
The new rate offered him was 10
cents for the first 20 kiiowattH.
cents for the next 20. cents for tho
next 20. ana cents for over so.
tie stopped 10 make an inyestiea-
and discovered that the clty's rate
was cents lower. The citys rate
is 3 cents for the first 20 kilowatfs.
: cents for the next 20. cents for
the next 20. and 4 cents for all over
60.
Since then Robert A. Triple,
Thomas Bordeaux {. II. Cobb ara
other Capitol hill residents have
been on their guard and are said 10
have applied to the city for light.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-01
KILLED IN
WRECK

Morris Brown. Of Tacoma. a fire
man in the employ OF the Northern
Pacific railway. was fatally injured
Ia a collision between the inbound
overland flyer, waiting at Canton
station. and two switch engines
that crashed into the flyer through
negligence. II Is stated. of a switch
man who failed To throw the switch
so that the engines would take the
track not occupied by the waiting
train.
Fireman Brown was caught In the
wreck and died several hours after
wards nj the Green River santa
rum. falling to rally from an OPP
Grafton. He leaves a wife and child.
The accident was reported to Cor
oner Carroll. who left for the scene
at O'Clock on Wednesday after
noon for the purpose OF holding an
inquest TO determine the RESPONSE
billy for Browns death.
Canton station IL 12 miles from
Green River Hot Springs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-01
Mcclure To Be
meikIe's Assistant

Right kindly is the feeling OF tina
Chamber OF Commerce has for the
new Seattle Commercial club, and
at Wednesdays session OF the for
mer body a motion was offered 10
invite the members of the new or
ganization 10 use the rooms OF thu
Chamber OF Commerce.
This was later amended to the ef-
feet that the Commercial club be
asked TO merge with the Chamber
OF Commerce, but this amendment
was lost. and the original motion
carried unanimously
The copmittee having I'm hand the
matter of boulevards around Lake
Washington was asked To bring In
Its reports as soon as possible.
The trustees have authorized Sec
rotary Meikle to chose an assistant
and he stated 10 The Star Tuesday
afternoon that as the matter was
placed In his hands he would choose
Horace Mcclure. until recently
managing editor OF the Post -Intelli-
ganesN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-01

BraHsn violation Of the civil serv-
lee regulations OF the city charter
IA being practieed right under the
noses of the dignlfied civil service
With indifference 20 the regula-
ton prohibiting city employees from
engaging IN politics 20 placid as ~
impel admiration. City Patrol Driver
John weedln Is running for eoun-
Gilman from the Eleventh ward.
John Wilmot. OF the county clerk .
office. Il managing his campaign.
and City MIX Inspector woodeock
is aald to be ono Of hla hardest
working ieuienanta.
Wecdln has bc.n actively In the
field for two months. bat the civil
service commissioners do not aecm
10 have discovered the fact. whsth-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-01
TRURST0N COUNTY'S PROSECUTING
ATTORNEY ARRESTED IN OLYMPIA

OLYMPIA. Nov. T.-Horafio All
Ing. prosecuting attorney of Thurs
ton county. formerly pastor OF a
Congregational church IN Belllng-
ham and one Of the most prominent
democratic politicians IN this part
81 the state. was sentenced to 10
days IN the city JAN today for being
drunk and disofderly on the streets
Of this city.
For two weeks his drunken
carouaai lasted, until today he was
arrested on o prominent thorough
fare of this city. IN rags. barefoot
and IN a general dlsRracefuI condl-
lion ana uttering threats against
certain prominent citizens
The citizens Of this town are up
IN arms against AllinK because 81
bis undlRnified behavior and have
been trying for Some time TO have
him removed from office. but u IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-01
LYNCHING
THREATENED

South Seattle authorities are
looking for a gypsy thought 20 have
inanlied an s-year-old daughter Of
W. II CaReahali on Tuesday The
little girl was returning from school
when the man jumped from the
brush and caught the girl In his
arms. lie kissed her and attempted
a. drag her into the brush. Her
Outcfiea aroused n number Of car
pentefs who were working on
Stump avenue. They gave chase.
but failed TO catch the man South
seattlelleH promise a lynehlng bee
n the lend Is apprehended.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-01

coma he had wreetasd his prisoner
from the Italians. who had the lat
ter In hiding. and with his man
snugly locked up In a pair OF steel
bracelets was on his way back to
Seattle.
When the Tacoma officer tried TO
Convince Hodges OF the inyulneT-
ability of the Italian combination,
which for years has baffied the Ta-
coma police by secreting and spirit
ing away Italian criminals. Hodges
simply laid his forefinger wisely be-
side his nose.
Suaightway went the Scotch dep
uty % the Italian proprietor OF tho
saloon when Falsetta was last heard
Of as working as a sswab" The
Italian told Hodges that he had
given Falsefta $50 10 go back ia
Vashon island TO get married with.
and that Falsetta would marry the
Gasconnctu girl II she would con-
sent TO this.
Hodge made flying interurbaH
trip and found out that the Italian
had He'd 10 him. Catching up the
Gasconetu girl TO use as a decoy,
aud taking her father along with
her. Hodge returned 10 Tacoma.
Going again 10 the Italian sai0on-
keeper he told him that the eiri
was In town and that II Faisetta
would marry her he would be e.
empt from prosecution he also
agreed 10 produce the girl for the
ceremony.
Meanwhile Hodge had learned
from the i4-yesr-oid girl that she
dstested Faisetta. the 45-year-oId
man, who. she says. dishonorcd her
BY brute force. She said she would
rather be killed than marry him.
Hodge instructed her to appear to
consent to the wedding until the
last minute. and then revolt.
Faleetta was coaNed from his hid
ing place and the two stood up be-
fore Judge Garretson to be mar
ried. The girl, however. being un-
able 10 understand English well. AID
not understand the proper moment
TO revolt and IN another moment
would have become the wife OF the
man she despised had not Hodge
rushed into the room at the oppor-
tune moment.
Il forbid this wedding" ne cried.
Here Hodge produced n pair Of
hand-cuffs and slipped them upon
the bridegroom's wrists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-01
WORK OF F|RE-F|END
THREATENS LIVES!

Butte. was the best city In the
United States for business Of hts
kind.
Sixth. because DR. Kelleyss wife.
recently a guest AZ the Rainier
Grand. II said 10 have gone to tie
Montana metropolis and has since
her departure sent a Telegram To her
husband from there.
DIR. J. c. Donaway. an assistant
o. understudy Of Or. Kelley. pro-
fcsses entire ignorance OF the affair
and. although he made strenuous ef-
forts 10 clear himself Of completely.
was placed under arrest after an er-
animation o. the apartments By City
Detective Freeman and Is nov n
prisoner at the city jail. held with
out charge
At ? o'clock Wednesday morning
occupants Of the rooms on the third
Confined on Page seven.1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-01
CAUGHT IN
FIERCE GALE

As result of the terrific storm
which assaulted the steamship Tam
pico. OF the Globe Navigation com
pany. on her last trip 20 Nome from
Seattle. First officer William Reed
now suffers from the effects Of a
broken ankle; Ships Carpenter
Hans Gilman sustained a fracture
OF three ribs. one of the sailors was
also badly bruised, more than half
a dozen windows were smashed fore
and aft. the cabins were flooded and
nearly 100 tons of cargo thrown
overheard TO save her from posi-
bic destruction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-01

probable that the only way 10 rid
the county Of him IL 20 institute i'm
parchment proceedings against him
AZ the next session OF the lcgiaIa-
turc.
Alling's downfall begins with the
ught against local gambling house
By the Civic League Of this city.
Ailing WAS forced to prosecute
the concern against his viii.
The fight against both AlllnR and
the gamblers has been hot one.
and until the former IL removed
from office. this city will continue
10 bear the disgrace Of a drunken
prosecuting attorney who evidently
Is In league With the gamblers aud
who refuses 10 do his duty.
Meanwhile Ailing Is ia the city
jail. sleeping off his drunk and the
city n temporarily rid Of his pres
eHee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-01
NEW ALASKA BOUNDARY LINE GIVES TO ENGLAND LAND OF
NEsrMAeLE vALuE-MlNeRs INc1NsEo AND THREATEN
TO KEEP POSSESSIONS BY FORCE OF ARMs-pRTlsH EN-.
eNEERs WERE sHREWo

Millions WI be lost 60 the United
States II congress ratlfies the sur
Ney Of the American and British en-
glueers now Engaged IN laying the
boundary monuments marking the
dividing line between American and
British territory iu Alaska.
II congress ratifes that survey a
strip 81 land Il miles wide and Of
indefinate length. possessing min
will pass over 70 Great Britain. and
Americans. who have the ftgh 60 the
territory VIII be forced 10 content
themselves with land the emily value
Of which lies IN timber and rocks.
According 70 the decision Of the
tribunal consisting OF American
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-01
Talk About Sherlock Holmes!
Deputy Bob" Is the Goods

Il tell you it's no use. Hodges.
You can't worm n thing out of that
italian bunch. II they under AXE
to hide a man he's hid. aad he's as
safe from the police as II he were
locked up inside the pearly gates
above. Every detective and police
man on the Tacoma force has
taken a whirl at that Italian COM
bination, but not one has ever sue
ceeded In getting anything out OF
thom. or making them produce their
man"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-01
AUTO TURNS
SOMERSAULT

chine climbed over three foot
fence. turned a complete somersault
and landed in the ditch. Miss Cad.
wallader. unable to free herself, was
pinioned under the vehicle. She was
picked up unconscious and taken to
engine house No. 9. There restora-
uycs soon brought her around and
she waa enabled to depart for her
home In a street car, The other
members. although badly shaken up.
were not injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-01

surgical appliances used by the firm
was insured IN the sum OF $500
with James Boutwell,. a local agent
for the National Insurance company
OF Hartford. Conn.
Fourth. because DIR. Kelley has
been conspicuous BY his absence
since Sunday at which time he is
supposed 10 have been tn Beilink-
ham on business.
Fifth. because DIR. Kelley In a con
yersation with Patrolmau LOCKER on
Monday complained Of the hard
times In this city and claimed that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-01
There'f1 Be a Hot Time
In Georgetown I onight
ARRESTS MAY TAKE PLACE IN REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
PAT WILL CALL THE KETTLE BLACK

The Georgetown republican con-
vention takes place Ia nertholdfs
hail Wednesday night A scene un-
preecdentcd in the political history
Of the suburb Is anticipated. Ar
tests for fraud may take place.
On one side viii be the brewery
the saloons and the gamblers: on
the other the most corrupt elements
IN the court house ring. What the
outcome will be no one has been
Wild enough 70 predict.
The states Of the two factions are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-01

Such was the line OF talk hand
ed to Deputy Sheriff Bob Hodges
by Tacoma officer on Monday aft
ernoon. when Hodges landed in the
City of Destiny on the trail of Jim
Falsetta. who had wronged little
Mary Gasconetti.
But Hodges fooled the Tacoma
officer.
He did do something with the
Italian combination. Within "a
hours after the intrepid deputy from
Black Diamond lad landed In Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-01

against the two lawyers 60 Judge
Orange Jacobs. president OF the bar
association
This report win be officially made
public BY Judge Frazier. TO whom
Judge Jacobs turned over the report.
on Saturday morning.
Attorneys J. r. Ronald. J. n. Met
eaife. James AeSeny. J. w. RAY
burn and Robert Lindsay comprised
the Investigating committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-01

Where Is DR.. w. r. Kelley. man
sger Of fake concern doing bust
ress under the firm name Of the
"agndlcate Doctors. at 100 Marion
street,
The Seattle police are deslrous Of
locating the doctor; first because
nj 2 o'clock Wednesday morning
the establishment on the second
floor Of the Elks apartments at First
and Marion was found In flames.
Second. because the fire was un-
douhtedly OF an incendiary origin.
Third. because the furniture an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-01

and British representatives held IN
London Tor the purpose Of deciding
the boundary question some time
aEo. the monuments were placed 10
marine leagues from the headwatefs
Of an hays and inlets from the Port
land canal north.
This means that the boundary
monuments should be placed SIS
miles FROM the hcedwateru 81 such
BAYS and lutota.
MONUMENTS HAVE BEEN
PLACED REPRESENTING THE
FUTURE LINE or AMERICAN
AND RRiTfSu TERRITORY Il
MILES PROM THE HEAD
tContlned on Page seven.1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-01

ODESSA. Nov. Fighting today
occurred chiefly In the Cathedral
nqnare ard the Doibaaaey gardens
In ths heart OF the city. A mob
marched there from the preohitA-
ienskaf street quay. The wounded
were taken to the municipal hoapi-
tai Tbs crowds participating we're
composed Of tho very toughest ele-
ment In the city. The people are
blaming tho authorities for dis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-01
Jakey Was There TO
Boost

The committee on corporations Of
the Seattle city council. IN session
Wednesday afternoon. considered
the matter OF an exclusive franchise
asked for by the Seattle Electric
company for "A car line on Second
avenue.
Jacob Furth. George uonworth.
attorney for the company, and many
merchants on Second avenue were
present and boosted for the meas
ure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-01

as follows.
BreverYiteS-M Mayor. John Nnei-
Ter; clerk. John Geek. city attur-
uey. oliver Anderson: treasurer.
Carl fiekesson. couneiimen. An
thony Harm. Edward Foreman. II.
nrandenherry. y. Hart.
Court House Gang Mayor. Georgs
N, Brown. clerk. John Beck: city
attorney. oliver Anderson. trcaauf-
er. n. V. Asklns: eonacllmen. Ed.
ward Parish: N. kalo. wildes
Bruce. Anthony Harm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-01
Recommends That John 6.
Murphy Be Disbarred

That Attorney John C. Murphy be
dixbarred. and that a public repri-
nland be administered 20 Attorney
George g. Cole for breach OF pro-
fsssional ethics and practice in the
recent divorce action OF Gates W..
GATES. was the recommendation
made Tuesday noon BY the commit
tee Of the local bar association APP
pointed 10 investigate charges made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-01

ST PETERSBURG. Nov. I.-ofn-
eials said today that pessimism Is
growing IN official circles. 1t f. be-
lisycd the present rioting will
strengthen the position OF the re-
dictionaries. and II things do not
quiet down there will be a return
10 the old order Of things under a
thinly disguised quasi constitution
aiism. II will probably be years be-
fore Russia has a free stable govern
msnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-01
CAUGHT IN
ICE

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. L.
Lewis. Anderson a Ford have re-
ceiyed a telegram from Captain
Bodfish. of the whaler Bayliss. dat
ed Unalaska. saying that a whaling
fleet. consisting OF 10 vessels. II
caught In the ice. The fleet is not
outfitted for such an experience. and
great loss Of life and property may
result.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-01

WALt.A WALf.A. Nov. when
the prison investigation was re-
sumed this morning et II o'clock.
John L. SharpHtela. attorney for
Warden KEGS. announced TO the
board that. unless other testimony
were produced In addition to what
was now before the board. he would
not offer any testimony whatever in
defense.
II IL very probable that the in
vcstlgation will be concluded this
afternoon.
The hearing OF the case against
Werner Rupp. for contempt. was
called In the superior court. but was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-01

ST PETERSBURG. Nov. THE
strike leaders are issuing pfoclama-
lions calling upon the people 90 be
Trim until an amnesty and universal
suffrage are absolutely secured. and
20 place not the least faith ia the
governments promise. A driving
sieet storm began this afternoon,
doing more TO keep order than all
the soldiers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-01

ODESSA. Nov. I.--Confiicfs be-
tween the people and the troops
were constant all day Revolution
lists attacking students caused most
81 the trouble. II Is estimated that
fully leo were Killed. Every block
IL patrolled by troops.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-01

NEW YORK. Nov 1.-The office
OF the Foreign Board or Preaby-
terrain Missions today received con-
firmation OF the killing Of mission
aries. The names as sent believed
60 be dead.
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ODESSA. Nov. ANARCHY is un-
checked. Roughs are sarking the
shops. throwing bombs aud killing
and beating the Jews.
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WASHINGTON. Nov. Truman
II. Nswborry, of Detroit. has been
gwern In as assistant secretary OF
the navy today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-01
RUSSIA NEVER FACED
SUCH PERIL BEFORE!

REIGN or CARNAGE AND BLooosHgo CONTINUES IN sTRck.
EN- counrRy-oEAo BODIES DOT ooEssHs STREETS
STRENGTHS OF RsvoLuTlo sIsTs A SURPRISE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-01

NORFOLK. Va. Nov. l. 4
I The British North Atlantic 4
Z squadron. under Prince Louis. ,
arrived off the Virginia capes ,
I this morning. A pilot was 4
! boarded to take them up the 1
! Chesa peake. where they were ,
! greeted off Annapolis by the 4
! combined American fleets un- 4
! der Admiral Evans. !
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HEI.sfNGFoRs. Nov. Cos
sacks fired upon the people today.
woundinR 81.
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CHICAGO Nov THE Daily News Petersburg
Apondeni that soldiers shooting mob that
attempting to free prisoners Ia people believe
the situation II stia Temediahe all
faced such peril The strength displayed by the rcyou
uonss Is n source Of general stonahment
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Increase over same
: date last year - $50. 1915 /,
! 80 ~ BHE /
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Or W. p Kelley by Patrolmen Locker
and McClurg Wednesday
building where the fire occurred.
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and dlrarmlng The police.
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ODESSA. Nov i.--Studenfs hays
formed n civii guard aud are trying
TO hold IN check tho worklngmcn
who attacked them. Dead bodies
are lying everywhere IN the streets.
The authorities are doing little 90
prevent conflicts between students
and Worklugmen.
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ST. PETERSBURG. Nov. l.
Naval authorities today deny the re-
ports that n battieshlp was de-
stroyed In the Black sea and two
admirais Killed.
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ST. PETERSBURG. Nov. L.
Students this afternoon are trying
30 force their way into the uniyer-
sity, which is closely guarded by
troops.
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