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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-12
stnrmlanf nnf cine Sanf.

Grregte Scenen in Sem gorf.-0ret
@oIi3iIten un0 5pei 6rouen i'm
@eordnge oerlebt. q6iol1,t
fem @ruito fir sic %9lufregunQ.
Nem 9orf, If. Som1or.-0ie
State 9ont" an ser @ronoItrobc
mltroe geitern lno berltc bon ibren
9epoIttoren, groBtentbeilS SSraeli-
ten, i%iberlaufen uno 0ie Nuireouno
inter 0enlelben mar belite 10 drpR.
ooB cine I6tbeiIllng Reicrpepoli5ct
5ur STEELE gerufen murOe, i'm Die
Sronlng 5t mobren. 2(n 5000 Ser
Ionen Itanoen Dor Dem @e61llOe, um0
oas @eOrange mar 10 groB, 0oB Orci
EoIi5iIten un0 5Wei 6rollen ge9cn cin
elIerneS 8elGnoer getricben umo per
IeBt mur0en. Gle 9onf 5abltc ollie
6or0er1rngen aus, ln6 lire 8eanItell
erfl0ren, Tie bGtten feline S0ee iibcr
Die llrIade 0eS Ganit5 untcr 0cn
@l0ubigern. Sbrc 9epoiiten bcloll.
len lid oltf etlpo $t0,50O,0 900 uno 0ie
0epolitoren iinO 5000 bis 5000 an
Der 3o6l. Die 9unf bat Nnlcihcn
i'm Setrage bon $7,00O,000 aus
ltebc1, ibr lteberiduB 6etrG0t $3.50
600 lulo ibrc 9oor.Heierpc $1,000
600.
(SpGtcr.) Die ltrlodc oca
Stltrmloufs miro mic iolot crfldrt:
@eitern berrihte GROCER NnOronQ in
Der @ont, in0em oielc 2eutc @clO in
0erielben o%eponircn luuQtcn, Oonlit
Ooiielbc Iofort beginner loQc, 3inIeu
5u 5icbcn. Glide ser Ieid)t crrco.
liben Scbr0er IN ser Gtodboridluit,
melde @elO in ser @onf bottcn, oe-
rietben 0urf Den Niloroug otf oeu
Bcoonfel, BOB ctuoS in llnor0nunQ
lei uno fitgen an, ibr @cl0 3l bolen.
6%iinfbun0ert Mcniheu mortetcn bic
gon5e Ntad)t binourd Dor Dem @c-
bauoe, unO Oicie 3obl idymoa bclttc
friib oltf 5000 beran. Die 8anf,
lucId)e i'm IeBtcn Sabre 2ll Ero5cnt
Troiit genlod)t bat, bc5obltc bcllte
i'm 8nn5en $4,000 aus mo crbielt
0epoiiten 5ltm 8etroge bon $40
600. 0ieienigen, mclfe i6r @cl0
obbolten, erbielten 0oiiclbc SIT 5tuci
0ritteln in Sortgel6, uno blonde
fonllten eS fnltm trugen. 9tud0em
tic io9en, Dab ote 8ont be5nbltc, molls
ten Die Wteiiten oaS @clD mieOcr DC
ponirell, murOen icOoh obgemieicu,
GA Dies bereits Ger icditc Sturmloitf
lit, mcId)em Die 9onf obllc irgen0
cine oeritGnoli6e llriode otsgelebt
mar. Die Inltalt fam $4,000,000
9aargelo 6innen elmer StlnOe ouf
ibren 3ablttiden boben, Die gui-
reglng unter Den 0epoiitoren nabm
mG6reno 6es Cages mie0erbolt eilen
10 orobenoen Gborofter an, ooB Die
5mtlfen Den S6iiren uno Den olfge-
re0ten 2ellten lteben0en Yolt5ilten
nit Dem aniippel Oreinl6lagen mlB-
ten, Inn nidt al Dem @el1rtOer scr
qltetif)t 81 meroel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-12

oernclr oeSGoufoiuS. @ie eS beiBt,
miu @itte 6os ibnl offerirte &orte-
feuiIle MIR o%nnebn1en, nenn er in
Observation-Disclosures nit Sapou
treten bari.
@tnDan0erun9 in 8roB-
brttannien.
2@on0on, fl. Salllor. - Sin
beute abeno per0ffentlidter 9eridt
bes SonOeIsminiiteriums giebt Die
3abI Der ~gluslGnoer, peI6e i'm Sabre
1904 in @roBbritnmien anfamen
mo fem Heiie3ieI auBerboIb oes Ser,
&onigrei6S batten, auf 1924 an,
pergIi9en nit $4,000 I'M Snbre1903.
Ole @eiommt5ubI BON guSldnoern,
nelhe inn Ser. &0nigrei9 anfamen,
eini6lieBli6 Ser nod an0eren 0rten
unteriuegS 9efin0liden betrlig 1885,
300, gegen 207,t91 i'm Sabre 1903.
@G6reno 0e5 Monat80 DECEMBER 1904
famen 1888 gtrt5lGnoer an, Die nidt
elm on0eres Heiie5iel batten, cine GU
nabme bon 1860 i'm 8ergleh] gum
DECEMBER Oes 8oriobre8.
&riiiS in Warofto ii ber.
itonbGn.,
9uris If. San.-0cr Wfiniiter
ocs Al8ipGrtiQen, 8eIcaiie, tbeiltc
Oem M}iniitcrrotbc nit, Bob oie mo-
roffoniibc ariiiS gGn5li6 gebobcn
ici. Ger Sultan iebe Icine fron5Oii.
iden milit6rii6cn &otb9ebcr wieoer
ein mo erfl6rc Iid) nit Der Yolitif
1ronfreid'S einperItonocn. 0emgc-
NAB lit Scr fron5oiiihc @cionotc an
geruieien noroen, no6 SEES 81 9eberl
ltno bic 0etoils mcgen 0ur6fiib.
rullg Scr fron5oiiidcn Bolitif 5u ar.
rongiren.
Sportifonool in Gnglon0 s.
&onOon, #. Son1lar. - ESn ben
Sporting uno ipe5ieQ 6en Renn-
freiicn i6eint lid elm ioftiger Sfon-
ool 81 entmtdcIn, neil ser oSoden-
Club" GiAiprode oogegen erbo6, ooB
HiAoro Grofer feline Eferoc in gtep.
morfet troiniren loiien Oiirfe. Die
BON Grofer'5 6rellnoen gegebeneGer.
lion Der 2lffoire lit Die, boB, ais bel
Den j0brliden Illftioncn III Neu.
murfet i'm Scptember Grofer ouf &C.
miiie SGbrlin2e Nngcbotc mo6rlr
lieB, ibn geingt muroe, CT mude oo.
ourd Dem 2or0 Warclt9 @ereSforo,
mcl6em, lpic befonnt, Ole &citung
bon a0nig G0moro'S Hennltdaen
obliegt, SppoIition. 0ies biclt ieooh
Grofer nidt ab, mcitcr 81 ltcigerlt,
uno eS mllroe ibm 51t oerIteben &c.
gebelL Dab, lpenn er lueiter Sontltrs
ren5 made, es ibm niht crlollbt luers
Den piir0e, ieine 4feroe IN Seem.
marfet 5u troiniren. Groter lieB ltd
ieood ooour6 nidt riibren; CT be-
boltptete, fem 8erbolten iei nidt IN.
b0flidl ga er bel oen Iuftionen lid
ollr6 pinen 9%lgenten pertrcten loIic,
Der nift miiie, luem or bel Dem Gb.
geben bon Nngeboten ouf Die Siib-
nerultgcn trete, unO nur letne Sn.
Itrllftionen befolge.
Nln einem S%ltterpietu in Dublin
iugte Grofer, Die gor5c @eidi6tc lei
Inn Itleierboft mo er lei e%rItollnt
ooriiber, Dob Die Stelpor0S feinen
@rlno fir ibr Sor9eben nomboft
mud)tcr.
Gin beutiqeS @lott ueriidcrt, Gro.
fer beobii6tige. ieine 9eiisu1g San.
toge IN GnglonO SIT Ocrfonfen. Scit
eiligcn Wonotcn bat er olsi6lieBlif
in S5rlono gelpobnt, un0 es beiBt,
er beobiidtige, BORT iiir Die 9auer ST
perbleibcrl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-12
80. GOnsrek, - 3weite sitnns.

8erfauf in Serritorien. - Dis
fulton ser armee 8ermiui-
gungsbia i'm Sauie. Gin
S6lag gegen oen General 0ttIes.
@aibington, Q. g., If. San.
- SIN Senot mltr6e beute Die Bill
paiiirt, pelfe oas &er6ot gegen DIE
Transportation BON 2otterielooIen
5ipiiden Stooten altf nuf Ole Gerrls
torien ~urs0e6nt. Qieielbe lit boltpts
iGdli6 oaroui beredJnet, ben 2otte-
rielooS = &erfaui naf Borto Hico
rno oen @~bilippinen 81 perbiitell.
NelplonoS 0}eD.) belt cine Heoe
5u @unIteu oe5 Dor etli6en Gu9en
bon ibn eingebrodtcn gemeinidoft.
lidben 9eid)htiicS sur ginleBrng elmer
Gommiiiion, peld)e Den Iuftrag er-
balten ioQ, Elm 9totionol = Sncorpo.
rotions O.. @cieB fiir Den 8olt uno 0ie
Gonioli0irlng aller am interitoot-
lid)en &erfehr bctbeiligten @ilenbub.
llcn ulls5uarbetten.
Die Staatenbil gclalgte 0om
mieoer sur &erbnuOlrng, mo ollie
Imenoemcntc nit Nltsnobme bessie.
nigcn gcgen Ocu Spiritlloienbonocl
i'm SnOiancr Gcrritorium pltrocn
Q%encbni9t. German (Wt0.) erflGrtc,
Gin oerortiges Gerbot iei cine i6lim.
me Sorm bon GoternolismuS uno
rpiirOc cine S6mo6 fir Die 9epolfe.
rlug oeS proieftirten nellen StooteS
iein. Worgon (9llo.) mo Wnlorp
Glo.) opponirten Dem ENHANCEMENT
e%benfolls mo Ooiielbe milr0e UorlGll,
fig 3uriidgelegt.
lin 4.15 ging ser Senot in Gre
fItiplibutg un0 tnt 4.2S erfolgtc
%ertugung bis mor9en.
SIN Observation-Disclosures fiiu0i9te
Spreder Cannon Die @rnennlng Der
SO. 0al5ea esq.,, Grrnlpoder( (Sno.)
lnO 8iuiams CNtiii.) ST. Mit9Iieoern
oes Snoltguration5 = Gomite's an.
Die Nlrmee &ermiQigltngSbill iplrroc
olsoonn III Eleuoriielutg in GruG-
9ung ge5ogen. SIN 2oufe Der Ser
banolltnQcn bot Sull (So,) Elm 2(meil-
dement, an, lout meldem inNubeitano
oerIebte Sffi5icre bon boDcrcm
&ange oils Oernienigcn zines
General 8 WfuiorS nidt 0oS
polle @cboIt ibrer SteQlmg be.
5ieben Iollen, i'm Sale iie in ser Mti.
lis irgeno zines Der peridieOenen
Stooten 0ienen. Siele Mitglieoer
erfl0rten, ooS 4menoement lei lpes
5icll oitf ben General = lieutenant
9telion u. Niles geridtet, pelher
betanntli6 Die Grnennung sum @es
neral . Aoilltnnten Ser Wfili5 BON
Wniio6ulettS ocCeptirt bat. SUI be-
Itritt Dies mo lagte, ooS Mmenoe-
ment iet oesbalb empfo6len lporoell,
neil Ole beiten Nelultote I'M Wili5,
oicnlt ourG Nnltelllng re9ularer Sf-
%fi5tere Der nieOeren Gangitlfen ers
5ielt miirOen. Grit nod Inno6mc
oes @eiebes, lpeldes erb0bte 9e5ub.
hung fir p%eniionirte Offi5iere I'M
Wili5OienIt oltoriiirt, bGtten Die IN
&ubeitano oeriesten @ener1le begorl-
men, lid UNI oerartige Stellen 81 be.
merben.
Godron N..D.) erfldrte. onS
ENHANCEMENT lolle nlio bobere Diff
5iere i'm Sntereiie nieOri9erer Sffi-
5iere pom Mili5oienlt ouSi6lieBeil.
geod elmer lebboften 0ebntte mliroe
boS ENHANCEMENT on9enommen. Die
Grmogrng Der Bill mar nod nid)t be.
etoet, ais iid) oos &oilS bis morgen
%ocrtagte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-12
@pn 8Gmbern auf benz uo per,unnbet.

&eb seq, Snb., II. Sonuor. =
5. 6. Siirpin, elm bieiiger @eidGits.
mann, uliroe geitern abe,lo BON Gin.
brebern, Die er BET Dem 8eriude, bos
Soitamt i'm Srte nit 0pnnmit oiif.
5uiprengelt, iiberraift bate, nieoer-
geidoiien unb aif ben 600 pertuitn.
bet. Die 8anoiten entfnmen.
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GmtictlidIc Samilien . SrasOOie.
Satin mo 5mei &inoer pom 5arni,
~Iiennoter obgeiAlo1tet. - SeIbit.
mor0perIud) oeS 2ebtcrcn.

s bicago, If. (%Solulur. - Sobt
Wfiller, cin Sod, toOtete bcllte nit
einem HeOoloer mo einem Huiirmeis
ier ieine Satin lttro Ieine feline God.
fer Nnnic, bermutoete cine anoere,
2~12=iabrige Sod)ter, NomenS W}ur=
tbo, l6oB iid oonn Ielbit cine &ugel
in Die 9rult uno ourdi6uitt iid Die
&eble. gr lcbt nod, miro ieoof)
-i6tperlid oooon fommcn. Oas Der
munoete MGofen Mortbu Itar6 baIo
nod ieiner gnflmft I'M Soipitol.
8Gbreno Die Opfcr aus Dem SouIe
entfernt muroen, gIitt Holi5ei = Ser
geont @illiom Solter ouf Dem eisbe-
oedten Srottoir aus mo brod ein
9ein. Gr lurroc IN Ser nGlnlifen
Ambulon5 NIT NtiQer no6 oem so.
ipitoI gebrod)t.
Die Boli5ei glaubt, OnB @tferIud)t
Scr 9elue6grultO fir bic oeiperote
Gbot mar. 8rolt Ntiaer id)ien Der,
5iueifelt Tim ibr Seben gefdmpit SIT
baben. Sbr Saupt mar foit pom
&umpfe gei6nitten, ouBeroem bate
lie tiefe Shnittmun0en am @inter-
fopie uno an Der 9ruit, unO gum
lleberflliiie mar iie ol6 0ltr6 Die
&unge gei6oiien.
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@ermiidltc telcsrapbiidc 9epci6cn.

1N NNS""Pv'INVN ~1P'I'UtH'
- Sri. Cecilia Wc9(norcms, melde
in WoOiion @iS, fiir 3luci Cage M.
ter poli5cilid)er &ufiidt ltuno, ipeil
man lie in OoS pl0blife Iblcben 0es
SotelicrS 9. i. Burton uerlpidcIt
alollbtc, bat in Ga Borte, Ga, eincn
Selbitmoroperiuf genlod)t, inOent Tie
Sol3ipiritus Observation-Disclosures. 9u-
bel fam ibr cine GuuntitGt 0es 0ben-
Den StoffS in Ole Iltgclt, rno fuabr.
ideinIid miro tie crbIin0erL ielbit
luenn ibr Oos &eben gercttct merocll
IoQte.
Sn StodncQ, R.O., lieB 8.
9urgeB Elm fir Elm Nfero bcitinmte8,
groBcn SbeilS aus %9lrienif beiteben,
0es lpeiBeS Eltluer oltf cinem Glide
ItebeL rn6 feline 6rolt, melhe ooS-
ielbe fir 9ofpulper belt, bltf oantit
biscuits, on Ocren @enuS Die gauge
Semitic mic ollf bic Somilie 0c3
9ruoerS bon 9urgeB, beftig er.
fronfte. Gurd. Qr5tlide @iilfe ipitrs
ben Aue bonn Eo0c gerettet, ieood lit
Der 3uitono e~ineS>5u ben 6onilien
5Gblenoen iun8cn WtonncS, Der bon
Dem 0eb0d gcgciien bate, nod Elm
tritii6er.
0aS Gonitc 0e3 9u10eSienot8,
mel6eS nit elmer llnterillfung Ger
g(nfloqcn gegen Den Mormonen
Smoot beouftro9t lit, eroffnete &c.
ltern 0o8 8erbor Der GntlaItrngS.
5ellgcn. Cine Menge Ausiogen mllr.
Oe oernommen.
- Sic 6obrif uno 0os @oorer.
lager Ser nSooocr Wonufoctlring
So" in @innipeg, Mon., limo ourd)
Selter 5eritort porocn. S6oocn
100000. Die 6irmo fobri5irte alei.
ser.
Die befonnte Ybiluntbropin
Sri. 6onnD Mord, ipel6e, iclbIt lei
Demo, lif Die llnterltiiblng leioenoer
Wtitmer1hen 5ur Illf9nbe geitcut
botte, 1T in ibrcr 8obnlng in 9itg-
bomton, N.-Y, I'M glter bon 76 Sob,
rem 9eitor6en.
= Gr-9unoesienutor $. q. 9apiS
bon @eIt-8irginieuL gelpeiencr Demo.
8ice ErGlioentidofts.G Gan.
oioot, bot I'M @eiBen Sol1ie oorge-
nm Dem Yr6lioentcn Mooic.
belt feline I%ltfipnrtllng 81 moden,
fonntc bicicn obcr niht ipreden,
iueil gerooc MISUNDERSTANDING mar.
Der llcltc oltf Der Gronp'idet
IN Ebilooelpbio gebollte mo
fir sic 9unoeSflotte beitimmte &c.
oedte &reil5cr colorado" lit Der
@utocsrc9icrllng iibergeben luoroen
llno lie9t iebt om 2eoglle.SSlono
6lottenboubofc, bon no aus ct IN
9ienlt gelteat iperoeu miro.
- Sn Slotbe, aS., linb Die @es
ld)GftSbGllier ouf Ger SItieitc ocS
Earthquakes, borlllter oltdl boS
Toitomt uuo sic Selepbon. mo Sc.
lcgropben = 9%iireour, elmer 5ellerS-
brunit 5ln1 Opier gefoIlen. Die ans
ocnl 20 Meilen entfernten 9%onioS.
Gitp per Spe5inl5ite 81 Siilfe eilerot
Selteriuebr n%erbinoerte ein neiteres
Musbrciten oes SelterS, Dos cinen
Shnoen bon ettuo $150,000 oltoe.
ridtet Doben iou.
In einem 9abniibergor9 bei
Tome, N,.O, ipuroe Der II Sabre
olte 1no moUbobenoe Sltoion g..
@aro BON Some, oils ct eilig infer
Der garriere me9idliipfte, Inn einen
Sofol5ua nidt 81 perfeblen, bon Ell.
tem Sdnell5ug, ben er ri6t bemertt
bate, iiberiubren uno g%etobtet. ST
mar lit Soqano Eatent gebpreu iillO
ein Shulfomerab bon @r.GrGlioent
@rouer Glepelono.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-12
p Wamn crtrnnft It.
Imerituuiider 9nmpfbaggcr bei ben
Se6ribeH seidcitert.

SebribeH seidcitert.
Sour 3m0If 0'itgIieOer Der @unni6aft
gerettet, - 6Hrdtbare 2eiOen Ser
lteberIebcnber. Tettl1ng fam
nod gera6e sur redten 3eit, Inn
9annibaIi8mlS 81 oerbiiten. -
Gin ne1e8 &obinet in QGnemarf.
- gntbii1llng zines Documents
SIT Gbren oe5 peritorbenen britt
iden 2or0 Sberri6ters Gltiiel
in 2onoon. - @e~ters6urgGr ga,
BRIT . 9(rbeiter proteItireu geger
lluterbriidung.
@oterforO, Srlonb, If. San,
- Ger beute bier ongefommenc
3ompfer n3eno" Ionoete oen Gopi.
tim un6 12 Wonn oeS onerifani-
fhen 9oggcr . Campers .Gcros,"
nel6er an ~, Gc3cmber ans Gan.
sig in Soutbumpton anfom, BON
bort peitcr no6 @olpcIton obfubr
ur0 in Der gf0be Der Sebrioer in CT
mem Stitrnre unterging. Die Monu-
ihaft fud)te 3llfluft in ben 8ooten,
alein zines oerielben, in mcI6em
iif Der erIte Offi5ier uno 81 @onn
b%efon6er, fenterte iofort un0 allie
SniaIien ertronfen. Iie lleberlcs
benben trieben mebrere Gage lang
ouf benz Meerc, che iie oufgeiunoen
ltn6 gerettet pllroen. Sic botten 10
Idredltd on Sunger mo Sdlte &C.
litten, bob lie gcrooe Dor Dem Gr.
i6einer 6eS y3eno" bnS 2oos ge3o.
gen botten, I'm 81 entiheioen, mel.
der bon linen qet0otct mcroen iou.
te, I'M Ben llcbrioeu als Nabrung
81 bicnen.
Gle aobiuet8friii8 in
0Gnem
aopenb0QeM fl. Santor. -
Die iibri0cn N}it1IiGocr oes &obinet5
Ielnter bobeu obncbonft. a0nig
Gbriitiou bot sic A}iniiter eriu6t.
IRE AntSGeiGditc iortjuiceen bis
ibre Nodfolacr olt9gcmGblt iinO.
Die GobinetSfriiis lit cine 6olae
BON Observation-Disclosures III.
ter Oeh Winiitern iiber Die militGri-
ihe Sa6loge. Griegsminiiter Moo-
fen odnfte 5lierit ab, morouf Die lib.
rigen Wtiniiter orld Die 9lboanfung
oeS MorineminiIter8 aomirolSSobn
de foroerten. Der 2ebtere neigerte
fid, uno MN boben Die on0eren Wfi.
hitter reiienirt.
Ser 9onig bat &rn. 90. s. Gbri.
ltenien, friiberen llnterridtSminiiter,
erii6t, elm nel,es &obinet 51 orgoni-
iiren.
" Comment @ntbiIlung.
2onoon, If. Sanrlor. - Die
Statue oeS oeritorbenen 2or6 Hlliiea
bon aiaolpen, friibeten Qor0 . Ober.
ri6ters bon England, mltroe 6ellte
Dor ben &ap Courts bonn 2orOfan5-
Ter Salisbury entbiiQt. Nmerifoni=
Idle Siiriiten Itellerten nombaftcS ltm-
men fir Die @rri6tung OeS Mont.
mentS BEL. Der omerifoniife Dot
idafter Gboate belt Die bouptiGdli6e
He0e.
Irbeit an genommen.
9ofit, 3rnnsfaltfoiicr, If. San.
- Sic Irbeit lit an ctIid)en Nopb-
t6uqueaer 5u 9olnfbonD mo Romo.
M tuieber oufgcnommcn moroen.
81 nffif Snbrif q r b
MAIDEN @or iteIIun9en.
Petersburg, If. San. - Cine
Iboronung bon 5abrif . arbeitern
iudte in @emGBbeit Ser 9ei9liiiie eli.
ner Snbionotions . S%eriommlung
Der Sabrifarbciter bon petersburg,
ben GoIi5eidef General 5ilIIon ailf.
Sbidor feline onerfonnte Union be-
itebt, baben bod mcbrere Sauieno
Sabrifarbeiter cine itorfe gebeimc
Organization. Sic 8eriommllng
Orebte lif) nidt 10 iebr Inn grbeits-
itunben unb 90bne, ulS oorum, ges
gen Die 3uitGnbe in ben 8obrifen
Trotelt 81 erbeben. gS pllrbe be-
hallptet. boF Wrbeitocber mn 0nr.
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2eere @orte.
SarifrefOrm : Salbaoerei nn0 fem
Cube.

Der Erdiioent miini6t @eri6ieoenes,
uGein i'm GongreB finoen ieine
@iinide feline 8egenliebe - @or-
ouSiidtIi6 miro in ser Garif-
6roge Rifts 9eifeben Dor nod)'
item Script mo oieacift audi
Damn ntdt. = 9ie 6radtroten.
idbe ioaen 9ercgelt luer0er.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-07-07
FRANTIC AUTOCRACY.
Recent Events Have Almost Para.
Iyzed the Government.

st. Petersburg-The Russian gov
eminent, although it has been almost
paralyzed by the terrible events at
Odessa and the news that the sailors
at Libau also have mutinied, Is max
ing desperate and even frantic efforts
to meet the situation and stamp out
the flames of revolution before they
can spread to the army, which is now
the last bulwark of the autocracy.
With Poland red with the spirit OF
revolt, the Caucasus already almost in
state of civil war, agrarian disor-
ders spreading rapidly, the whole
country profoundly stirred and the in
telligent class solidly arrayed against
the government, all conditions seem
ripe for the long-predicted revolution.
The first act of the government
after dispatching Admiral Kruger's
squadron from Sebastopol, was to
summon the Kniaz Potemkine, whose
mutineers have now been joined oy
the crews of the torpedo boats which
accompanied it to Odessa, to surrel-
der, under the threat of firing upon
and sinking the vessel.
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Sailors on Board BattIeship Mutiny
and Turn the Guns Upon the
City of Odessa.
OFFICERS OF VESSEL MURDERED
Strikers Join Hands With Mutinous
Sailors and the Long-Looked for
Struggle Has Evidently Begun.

Odessa.-The red flag of revolution
is hoisted at the masthead of tn.
| Kniaz Potemkine, Russia's most pow
erful battleship in the Black Sea
which now lies in the harbor in the
hands of mutineers.
The captain and most of the officers
were murdered and thrown overheard
in the open sea and the ship is com.
pletely in the possession of the crew
and few officers who have thrown in
their lot with the mutineers.
The guns of the Kniaz Potemkine
are trained on the city, and in the
streets masses of striking workmen
who fed before the volleys of the
troops are now infiamed by the spec
tacle of open revolt on board an i'm
perial warship and are making a bold
front against the military.
Reports of the mutiny, which oc-
CURED while the battleship was at
sea, are difficult to obtain, as the
mutineeers refuse to allow communi-
cation with the shore, but 1t is ascer-
tanned that it arose from the shooting
of a sailor who was presenting on be-
half of the crew a complaint against
bad food. According to one version,
this sailor, whose name was Omit.
chuk, objected to the quality of the
"borchtch" or soup, and was imme-
diately shot down by mess officer.
The crew then rose and seized the
ship and the officers, eight of whom
were spared on condition that they
would join the mutineers. The others
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-07-07
SECRETARY HAY DEAD.
End Came as Surprise as He wa
Thought to be Improving.

End Came as Surprise as He was
Thought to be Improving.
Newbury, N. H.-Secretary of State
John Hay died at 1925 Saturday morn
ing. The signs Immediately proceed,
ing his death were those of pulmonary
|embolism. Mr.. Hays condition dur.
ing all of Friday had been entirely
satisfactory.
Mrs Hay and Drs. Scudder and MUIR
ply were at the secretarys bedside
when the end came. The secretary
babe goodnight to his wife and to
his attending physicians about 10
O'Clock, at the close of one Of the best
days he has had since his illness. The
local trouble was clearing up satisfac,
torily, according to DR.. Scudder. The
secretary suffered none of the old
pains in his chest which characterized
ms earlier illness. He had been per-
fectly comfortable all day and happy
in the anticipation of leaving his bed
for the greater freedom and comfort
of a couch.
AT IL O'Clock he was sleeping quiet
ly.
A few minutes after ~ o'clock he
called the nurse, who at once summon
ed DR.. Scudder. Both DR.. Scudder and
DR.. Murphy FASTENED to the bedside.
The secretary was breathing with diff,
Guilty and expired almost Immediately
afterward at 1925.
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THE KNIAZ POTEMKlNE
HAS NOT SURRENDERED
Russian Mutlneers Have Taken Cap
tured Warship to Coast of Rou.
mania.

| Odessa-The Kniaz Potemkint
sailed on Saturday, apparently in the
direction of the Roumanian coast, and
nothing has since been heard of her
With her departure the situation for
the moment has taken a more favora
BILE turn.
The correspondent of press assO
citation has been told officially that thf
mutinous crew of the Georgi Pobiedo.
nostez have informed the governor
general of their intention to surrender.
Vice Admiral Kruger's squadron
having left for Sebastopor, the Georgi
PObiedOnostez is the only warship re-
naming here.
The only element of immediate dan
ger from mutinous sailors now ap-
pears to lie with the Kniaz Potemkine
The authorities announce that they
will issue a proclamation to tranquil
DE the population. Public excitement
and the exodus of the people continue.
The telegraph Office is crowded and
the consulates are overwhelmed with
applications to VIE passports
The British consul has arranged
with four British steamers and one
Norwegian steamer to remain off the
port so as to be in readiness, in case
OF danger, to remove foreign subjects.
The newspapers are under the mill
ltary censorship and do not contain
the slightest reference to the happen
1ngs In the harbor. An unconfirmed
report says that the Kniaz Potem-
kline transferred number of revolu-
tionaries, including students and some
Jewish girls. to British steamer, tle
name of which is not given.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-07-07
EIGHT MEN LYNCHED IN GEORGIA

Watkinsville, Canine prisoners
were taken from the Jail here Thurs.
day morning and eight were shot to
death by mob of masked white men
within two hundred yards of the cen.
ter of the town.
Nine men were carried to the scene
of the lynching, but one miraculously
escaped death by falling to the ground
when the volley was fired and feign-
ing death.
Four of the prisoners were charged
with being implicated in the MUIR
der of Holbrook and his wife several
weeks ago and one was held for at
tempting criminal assault. The others
were in Jail on minor charges.
The mob formed just after midnight
and marched to the Jail, where the
keys were demanded. The demand
was made at the point of rifles and
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-07-07
LODI DISORDERS AT LAST QUELLED

giving them chance to fill orders
which have piled up owing to the
strikes. Martial law has permitted
the authorities to announce such
measures as will make the resumption
Of disorders practically impossible.
The streets are deserted after 9
o'clock at night, and the theaters,
concert halls and wine shops are
closed. Otherwise the life of the city
is proceeding normally, and with the
exception of numerous patrols of Co.'S
sacks and infantrymen in the streets
and military detachments stationed
at the biggest factories, there is no
sign of the terrorizing days of the
past week.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-07-07
Eighteen Texans Drowned.

Del Rio, Tex.-Unprecedented rains,
supplemented by cloudburst near the
head of Las Vacas creek, a small
stream on the Mexican side, have re-
suited in the known death by drown
ing of eighteen persons, sixteen of
whom were Mexicans, and the prob
able death of many more. Great prop
erty damages resulted the town OF
Las ,Vacas being largely submerged
and many buildings and contents
ashed away. Hundreds of people are
homeless and Del Rio is doing its ut.
most to aid the sufferers.