davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-10
Nevada Murdcrers Reprieved.

RENO, Feb. 9.-Sevener, German
and Richards, three men convicted Of
the murder of John; Welch on a
freight train near Winnemucca more
than a year ago, were reprieved to-
day. The three. men were sentenced
to be hanged in the penitentiary at
Carson. The reprieve is granted to
give the Supreme Court opportunity
to hear a motion for new trial.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-10
Father John Near Death.

KRONSTADT. Feb 9.-Father John
of Kronstadt. the venerable priest, who
has been in i'll health for some time.
has suffered a relapse. His condition is
critical
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-10
TTAIiY,S KING ACTS UPON
CALIFORNIAN'S SUGGESTION

Takes Up Proposal 81 Lubin Of Sacra-
mcnto OF international Bureau
OF Agriculture.
ROME. Feb. 9.-David Lubin of Sac
ramento. Cal. in a recent audience with
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-10
BIRTHS EXCEED DEATHS
IN CITY OF NEW YORK
Natural Increase of Over Two Thou
sand i'm Population i'm Three
Months

NEW YORK. Feb. e.-Figures re-
lating to the vital statistics in New
York City made public by the Depart
ment Of Health show that in a single
quarter last year, with a total popu-
lation Of 3,s3s,024, there were 24.O34
births and 21.52S deaths. natural
increase of 25O6 in the population of
the city. Brooklyn borough reported
81 more deaths than births, while in
Richmond the number of deaths ex-
ceeded births by 20.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-10
sssA&~ss4Axz xx&s

consent to send delegates to a conven-
tion at Rome in May for the purpose OF
formulating the necessary plans.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-10
JOHNNY SMART.

Who does stunts. helps Miss Jolly visit
the poor. In next Sundays comic
section -.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-10

SOUTH DARTMOUTH Mass, Feb s-The
Nantucket South Shoals iightship. which went
aground Of Dumping Rocks on Monday. was
eGsted to-6sS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-17
E::DICTos. {:


Judicial de Areciho.
Hago saber: que cumpliendO orden
del Hon. Jose r. F. Savage, Juez de
esta Corte de Distrito, en- ell procedi-
mieuto sumarisimo seguido por don
Andres Estii Pieras contra la suce-
sion de Candido Cirilo Santos, en- CO.
bro de credito hipotecario, he dispues-
TO sacar en- ldblica subasta por termi
no de 7einte dias y por el valor fjado
en- el contrato, la siguiente:
eFinca rlstica sin nombre COMO
cido, sta ca el barrlo de Pozas-abajo,
termino municipal de Ciales, con una
superfcie de trairta y cinco cuerdas,
seguu mtnsura del Agrimensor rub'i-
co don joaquin Montero, igual q tre-
ce hectareas, setenta cinco areas, y
Gu uatro centi&res de terreno quebrado,
con plantaciones de cafe y frutos me-
nores encerrando una casa de made.
ra cobijada de matojos, con lindes al
Norte con don Deldn Cirilo Santos y
don Antonio Vicens; Este, don Ra-
mon CabelIa Escalera; Sud, don Jose
Pagan; y Caste, don Juan Andres Me-
lendez doiia Celestina Melendez de
Morales; cuya fnca fu6 iustipreciada
por las parties de comdn acuerdo, en-
a suma de mil quinient0s pesos pro
vinciales, 8 sean novecientos dol ars.1
Dicha suoaata tendra lugar en- m
ofcina sta on el mismo edifcio en- CUE
la Corte celebra sus sesiones, el dit
doce del mes de Abril pr6Ximo lal
diez de su mai1ana; advirtie odose que
no SO admltiran pOsturas que no Gu
bran las dos tsrceras parties del valol
| de la fnca: que para tomar parte Oh
la subasta hay que consignar prevla
manta Ell diea por centQ de dicho va,
| lQr; y que el procedimlento sumatisi
mo, en que constan los tftulos de pro
piedad, Sc encuentra de m ani6esto el
Ia ohcina dol Sacretario, para qu,
sean eXaminados por los licitadores
lquien deberan conformarse con dicho
| titulos, sin que tengan derecho exi
gir otros.
Dado bajo mi drma, en Arecibo
| & trece do Mario do 1905.
Q. BllBORN,
Marshall Distric Court.
Ea lasCorte de Distrlto del Dlstrit
Judicial de Humacao.
Matilde Cabanillas en representaci6
dc sus memories hjos Carlos Girls
pln y Joss Pedro Cells y Cabant
las.
SQlicitan6o autorilaci6n para enagt
mar bi5nes de sus hijos,
Orden para iuformar q la Corte sobl
II la venta de bienes muebles y
nuda propiedad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-17
! Con que a Ia og0s!c!!ljn :

Los republicanos, por medic de sus
peri6dicos, Sc han declarado en- opos1.
C1oN al gohierno,
Y estan furiosos porQue los unio.
nlstas no Sc declaran tambien en- opo-
slCIoN.
Y no hay de que,
En- la opoSjciJu e,tuvimos noso,ro,
cuando un gohernante desp6tico aaie.
laba atropellaba al pals, Entonces
los republicanos entonaban loas 4
aqucl gobernante,
Hoy, que otro gobernador bace
respetar la ley en- Puerto Rico y *
justo y es impartial, los repuhlicanos
Sc lanzan 4 la oPosICIoN: nosotros
no entonamos loas scrviles: pero oh.
servamos esa actitud del gobernante y
lie prestamos nuesuo apoyo para la
obra del ordep y de la justicia.
81 fuerdis patriotas hubi erals he
eho la oposici6n cuando no,otro, Ia
hieimos; cuando la patria 10 exigia.
Conque, d otra puerta, hermano
Por esos procedimientos voc otros y
noaotros no podremoo encontrarnos
nunca.
torque en- yueshos corazonos ha
maerto eI patriotismo: y c,c c, un La
zafo que no resucila.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-17
Las re|oImas esco|ares
A los maestros puertorriquehos

Me e1plico el desencanto de algu.
nos de mis- compafieros, al encontrar-
SO con un bill sustituto muy restringi-
do, cuando ellos esperaban que ell
Fl. B ndmero 30 fuese aceptado en- su
totalidad. Pero 20 mismo, con ser su
autor, jamas me llenede tales esperan-
zas; porque, en- la actualidad es un
impossible ell conseguir tan radicales
modifcaciones.
Yo estaba seguro de que el bill
ndmero 80 naufragaba en- ell Consejo
Ejecutivo, y por ESQ, al conocer las
buenas in;encones del Comisionado,
agote todos los recursos de mi humil-
dearguments ci6r, para obtener al me-
nos substancialmente, todo 10 que fue-
SO possible
Los tituloS utaicios son un hecho;
desde la invasion aca no Sc conocfan
en- el Profesorado de la Isla.
Es verdad que los que aspiran &
81 seudran que eXaminarse; pero 6no
SO obliga q este en todo g6nero de
profesiones literarias 8 cient(ficas..
La mayor parte de nuestros pro.
fesores son j6venes 6 inteligentes.
GPorqu6 raz6n estos i6venes no han
de ampliar sus estudios hssta conse
guir ell 1itulof Sera iusto que ell Ma
gisterio valioso siga componi6ndose
de profesores Incompetence, porqus
otra cosa no da & entender los certta
cad9s que poseen? Nuestros hijos, Ia
generacion que sube dha de someter
Sc, sin necesidad q este genero de en-
safianza.
No solo hay que fiarse en- Ia con
veniencia de los proiesores, 81 que tam
bien en la conveniencia de sus edu
can dos.
Ell eXamen ,....
Para mi es un hecho innegable Out
cualquier m6dlco 6 abogado que 81
cree capaz en- su profession, no tendrit
obst iculo On eXaminarse, siempre Gu,
SO le diera tempo para repasar La
Gsignaturas.
Y pregunto yo mis- compahercs
4 Sc sienten 6 no Sc sienten capaees pa
ra eiercer su profession? 81 Sc sientel
, capaces 1 que difcultad ha de traerle
ell eX6menun.?
Yo entisndo que los tftulos adqui
ridos durante ell gobierno espanol de
ten restituirse, como va SO 10 he di
cho al senior Comisionado pero d 10
3 nuevos maestros que tan solo Dosee
up certifcad0, creo que tiene raz5n M
Faikner al eXgirles un exams2. Y
= pretendi que asl no fuese, porque G
carifIo hacia mis- compafieros me ha
cfa caer IN tai soasma pero una We
eolGcado Mr. Falkuer en- ell terreno 4
Ia verdad, era un ridi:ulo que yo N
separase dc ella,
Ahora blen, tQue para adqulri
el tttul0 perndnente Sc les exija algun
practica? Esto es Indispensable; |
que yo no creo es que esa practices
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-17
Orden para iuforqar la Corte sobre
la venta de bienes muebles y de
nuda propiedad.

Por cuanto Matilde Cabanillas
viuda de Francisco Cells Alquier como
madre con patria potestad sobre sus
memories hiios Carlos Crispfn y Jose
Pedro Cells y Cabanillas, representa-
da por 81 Abogado don Rafael Tirado
Verrier ha preseutsdo una petici6n en-
esta Corte solicitaudo autorizaci6n iu.
dicial para la vepta de bienes de sus
memories hiios consistentes en- la parti-
cipaci6n de la bueyada, carros, arados
demas titles de la Hacienda xSanta
Marlas radicada en- ell poblado de la
Ceiba, Jurisdiction de Fajardo ascen.
iente dicha participation la suma
lie doicientos cusrenta dollars seteLta
| centavos, mas la nuda propiedad en
una fnca rustica denominada sSan
Juan del PilarS radicada en- el pueblo
de Fajardo adjudicAdole en- una por.
ci0n de ciento diez dollars sesenta y
seis centavos cuya venta interesa rea.
liar por los motives que constan de
Ia petici6n.
Por 10 tanto: Sc ordena por ests
Corte de Dlstrito del Distrito judicial
de Humacao, que todas las personas
interesadas en- el caudai de dicho di.
funto Cells Alquier, comparezcsn
| ante dicha Corte ell llnes 10 de
Abril de l 905 q las 9 a. m. en- la Ciu
dad de Humacao y en la sala de dich
Corse para informar q la misma ST nc
lebe librarse la or1ea para la auto
rizaci6n solicitada por la peticiona.
ia, ordep&ndose que una copia de es.
"a orden Sc publlque por 10 menos du
rante cuatro semanas una vez cads
semaua On Ell peri6dco de los de ma
yor circulation en- San Juan de Puer
to-Rieo y por anuncios p1blic0s que
Sc fiaran en- tres sitios pIblicos de-
Iugar doude radican los bienes.
Dada baio mi frma hoy 2S de Fe
brero de 1905 j. A. ERWIN, Juez de
"a Corte de Distrito de Humacao.,
Testi6co. Enrique Rinc6u, Secretary
Para entregar q la parte promo.
vents con objeto de que Ia file en- tres
lie los sitios rdblicos del lugar donde
5stan sitos los bienes, expido la pre-.
sente bajo mi irma sello del Tribu.
nal & 2S de Febrero de / g05.
ENRIQUE RINCoN,
Secretary District Court.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-17
PARA ESTADOS UNIDOS

81 ioven don Alvaro Palacios Sa.
lazar, perteneciente / la distinguida
sociedad de Sa1 Juan, hara muy prom
to su regreso q los Estados Unidos
para continuar sus estudios.
Ell senior Palacios posee en- la ac-
tualidad Ell idioma ingl6s, tlene per.
fecto conocimiento de las costumbres
americanas, por su larga residenCia
en- squel pals, en- ell cdal Sc halla muy
bien relacionaio.
El ioven Palacios embarcara den,
tro de breves dias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-17

necesariamente haya de llegar q cinco
amos, estoy seguro de que Mr.. Falk-
ner la ha de rebajar limitzndola sola.
mente un afio. Pero todo esto se ha
de ir trabajando POGO & POGO, que, no
Sc gan6 Zamora en- una hora.
En- cuanto & cancellation de ttt,tlos,
el Comisionado ha lido aun mas ALA
de 10 que SO le pedfs, pues exige que
en- cualquier caso en- que Sc acuse
un maestro, deberan jurar, no solo la
persona interesada, 81 que tambien 10
Junta Local, el Inspector y el Prin-
! cipal del grupo.
Eu 10 que SO refere & clasiifca-
, ci6n de sueldos, el articulo Al de la
actual Icy, viene q ocupar integro el
artfculo 80 del B Ill sustituto; 90 decir,
que en ests parts NADIA SO ha gansdo,
pero que tampaco NADIA Go ha perdido.
Respecto & Pn3acipalss hemos OBJ
tenido usa categorfa mas: 10 de ayu.
danteS para los inspectores, con mayor
sueldo del que hoy disfrutan y con el
derecho de que mafiana 6 pasado Of
son habiles en- su ejerciclo, puedan
sustituir q cualquier inspector que
cese y hasta ocupaa el puesto defnt.
tivamente.
| Esta meiorfa no aparece en- la ac.
tual ley del Maglsterlo.
Los examenes de 1ngles-con per.
don del sefior Barreiro, Director do
Gel Carnavals son copia exacta del
articulado que.sobre elparticular SO es.
tablecfa en- el H, B. dnero 3O.- -xBue.
ma era la Ley de Ia Camaras -decfa el
querldo amigo. .-Pues en- el Bill sus.
,ituto aparecen, mondos y lirondos es-
tos arlicnlos, aceptados, ain discussion
por Mr.. Fa!koer. Y en- 10 que asegu.
ra el distinguido compafero de que
los examenes de Ingl6s no eran obll.
gatorios, cualquier maestro podrfa
contestarle que 10 erap, indirectamen-
tie, y bal un plan pesimo, por el que
los prof,sores no aprendian otra cosa
que Geografia y Gobierno Civil en-. 49,.
,... iug'9s.
Con respectn q libIos tenemos estas
mejoras' que en- ell presente, los tales
libros Sc dividiran en- nuer0S y viejos y
que los maestros no pagaran, como
pagaban antes, por igual valor los
: unos y los otros.
: Hasta ahora no teniamos escueias
y nocturnas sino en- determinados pue.
4 bios, y en- el bill sustituto sc consigna
que SO establecer6n en- todas las po-
D blaciones.
1 Tendre mos un curse anuAl, para
: los min %, eu cada municipalidad, y el
1aforme del Comisionado, que ante,
Q solo era dlrigido al Gobernador sc re-
0 rartira en- 10 sucesivo q los profeso.
res y Juntas Locales.
a N. Gonzalez Garcia
, Gurabo, Mario Is de 1905.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-17
NUEVO AGENTE

Habit tndo cesadO en el cargo de
Agente de este diario en- Penuelas,
don Alvaro Santaella, esta Admlnisi
TRACTION ha nombrado representsnte de
LA DEM cRACIAen aquel pueblo, &
don Antonio Rodriguez. persona ami
ga que como el seflor SantaelIa, me-
rece toda nuestra con6anza y estima.
ci6n.
Ell senior Rodriguez proceder& q
cobrar el msA actual de Mario, de-
biendo ontenderse con 81 todos los que
esten relacionados con esta smpresa &
1eseeu hacerio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-17
ACLARACION

En- la secci6n de mto,ntact6n Dtarta
de nuestro ndmero de aver, apareci6
publicada una reclaci6n de los NOM
bres de los presidiarios que han extin-
guido condena, y entire ellos un tai
Carlos Martinez, que no debe ser con-
fundido con el joven don Carlos Mar
tine2 Mirabal, quien nos suplica haga-
mos esta aclaraci0n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-17
vELADA OBRERA

Fl dia - del actual, llevara 4 efec.
to en- sus salones una velada lirica H.
teraria, la Libetad Boria4teda, socie
dad de rccreo obrera de eSta ciudad
Tiene por objeto dicho festival, ell
conmemorar el 10 aniversario de Ia
fundaci0n de aquel centro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-17
CINEMATOGRAFO

Algunas de las vistas del Cinema.
tografo kdur, cuya primera exhibit
cion tuvo lugar anoche, fueron muy
aplaudidas.
FL episodio de Juana de Arco, pre-.
sentado en- vistas de colores guSt6 mu,
cho a la concurrencia, especialmente la
apOteoSis final.
Para mahana, Sc anuncia otra fun,
Sl0n con nuevas ] YAriadas YistaS,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-03-17

.yaa. -, lss2acho De las PtasrF
= iar,.tatlvaa
f .sraatia dc osta (
za o. If. aen;s tavor que q =
5.-ea .aao ia dispea.a !
esoses F>ro,gsadaci5u gus
vs.nc'ga'ss n6iicos ds la c'Ea.
s2 ls ala 80 l4sts1
Sa preciJs son tan c4uita'i
yos qnc ne aImitou oompetencia.
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-11-09
NEGRO BEATEN BY MOB.
Stabbed a White Man In Brooklyn and
He Narrowly Escapes Lynchinq.

Stabbed a White Man In Brooklyn and
He NarrowIy Escapes Lynching.
New York Nov. 8-Vighting to pro-
tect themselves as well as to save a
negro fugitive from being torn to
pieces by a crowd of 5000 persons, two
detectives batt!ed for Is minutes in
Brooklyn last night before they were
able to summon help.
A. H. Edwards, a negro, accused of
stabbing Harry A. Grant an innocent
victim of the negros wrath, had fed
from Pearl and Willoughby streets at
the height Of the present excitement
A thousand men and boys chased the
negro, when they saw Grant fall uncon-
scious. When Edwards was rescued
by reserves from headquarters, he was
almost dead. He was taken to a hos
p1tal where ne is not expected to live
The incident which transformed
crowd of 5000 persons INTO fury oc-
CURED in a saloon Edwards was call
ed a harsh name by a white man
With an oath Edwards drew knife.
The man who had insulted him rushed
from the saloon, Edwards following.
When Edwards reached the street
Grant was passing, and without warn
ing Edwards plunged the knife into
Grants neck. Grant fell unconscious.
A moment later the crowd fell uron
the negro.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-11-09
City Party Sweeps PhIIadeIphla.

Philadelphia, Nov. 8.-The political
revolution in this city and state yes
terday was the greatest that has oc.
CURED In Pennsylvania in nearly a gen.
GRAFTON. There have been pervious
upheavals, but this is the first time in
years that every office for which there
was any semblance of a contest has
been lost to the regular Republic
ans. 1t is also the first time in a
quarter of century that the regular
Republicans have been defeated for the
control of the state treasury The mem
orable contests have been waged
against the Republicans for the office
but without success, and 1t is worthy
Of note that yesterdays election was
the first that has been neld for he
place since the death of former United
States Senator Quay.
The plurality of William H. BerrT
who was nominated by the Democrats
Independent party, Lincoln party and
Prohibitionists for state trea s1rer, will
be nearly 100000, and may go above
those figures.
j. Lee Plummer, the Republican
candidate, ran far behind his ticket IN
nearly every county in the state The
remainder Of the Rnnnhiican +fo1zof
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-11-09

Columbus, O., Nov 8.-John NJ Pat
: son (Dem.) will be the next COVER
nor or Ohio, and mis- party associates
on the state ticket have also all been
elected, according to the indications Of
precinct returns and cou~'y plurality
figures received here uD ty11 o'clock
this morning The exact figures re
ceiyed are unknown and may not be
known today, but there seems no rea-
son to doubt the success of the entire
Democratic state ticket by at least a
safe plurality, while Chairman Gar
Der claims $4,000 plurality for Patti
son and the Democratic ticket. Up to
II o'clock Chairman Dick .nad refused
to admit officially the defeat of his
ticket but it was understood at Re
publican headquarters that tae reports
from county chairmen indicated that
result
Both houses of the legislature will
be Democratic, the last hope of the Re
publicans vanishing with the report
that the Hamilton county delegation
was solidly Democratic
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-11-09
PROTEST AGAINST MAKING LOAN
Request of Hawaiians' Territory VIII
BE Opposed BY Conaress.

Honolulu, Nov. 8.-Senator McCan.
dless and others have sent to President
Roosevelt a protest against the terri
torial loan for which Secretary Atkin.
son IS now en- route 10 washington to
secure the approval for issuing q loan
of 81, 1,250,000, and made appropriations
accordingly.
Governor Carter decided to issue and
expend only $3.50 600 ana 1t Is to Sc,
cure this amount that Secretary Atkin.
son has gone to Washington. The Pro
testants claim that Governor Carter
is exercising legislative function in
attempting to issue an unauthorized
loan of $750000, and selecting which
items among the appropriations shall
be carried out
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-11-09
Union Labor Wins in San Francisco

OHIOn LABOR VIII IN san francisco.
San Francisco, Nov 8.-The Union
Labor party achieved an astonishing
triumph in yesterdays battle at the
polls. From the head of the ticket
down to the eighteenth nominee for
supervisor, every Union Labor candi
date was elected, Mayor Eugene f.
Schmitz being returned to office for a
third term by majority of II, 500 over
John 8. Partridge, the joint nominee
OF the Republican and Democratic par.
ties. The remainder of the candidates
OF the Schmitz ticket were elected by
majorities ranging from 1000 to 1000
The clean smeep astOunded the fu-
sion leaders While the night between
Schmitz and Partridge was secretly
conceded by them to be an open one,
the .Schmitz party attribute the result
to an endorsement of the present ad
ministration
Following is the complete vote:
Scnmitz (Union Labor 40,191.
Partridge (fusion), 286S7.
Schmitz's majority, 1864.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-11-09
Lakes, Swept by Severe Storm.

Detroit, Mich, Oct. 20.-Tne lower
lakes were swept last night by the
heaviest storm Of the season. Naviga.
tlon across the lime kilns crossing at
the mouth of the Detroit river is en-
nfely suspended today for all but light
craft, the 40-mile southwest wind last
night having greatly lowered the stage
OF water. Lake Huron is being dashed
by 42-mile gale off All Penna. While
reports from Lake Erie are that the
wind is blowing 80 miles an hour
Grandhaven reports that 6O-miles wind
prevailed last night on Lake Mhicigan
The Buffalo and Cleveland boats ar.
rived safely but were late.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-11-09
NEGROES ARE NOT IDENTIFIED.
Mrs. Moore Fails to Recognize Pris-
nnAre as Lar A~eaFap%

Mrs. Moore Fails to Recognize Pris-
oners as Her AssaIIant.
Atlanta, Nov. 8.-Mrs. More, who
was assaulted by a negro about two
weeks ago at Brookwood, came to the
city yesterday to see the two negro
suspects, Luckie Elliott and Will Jack
son. vino were held at the Tower as
her assailant.
She took good look at the prison
ers and stated that neither was tae
negro who committed the assault.
The negroes were not released, as
the arresting officers have stated that
they intended to prosecute them on
the charge of yagrancy,
OF the five negroes arrested for the
assault of Mrs Moore, three were re.
leased last week, and as t1e remaining
two have not been identified, the ne
gro wanted is still at large.
The police are still looking for the
negro wanted, but there seems now
to be little hope that he will ever be
caught
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-11-09
QUIET NOW REICNS
AT ODESSA, RUSSIA
Outward Calm Returned, but
Tension Is Still Great.
APPEAL MADE TO COUNT wITTE
fpprehensive of Fresh Outbreaks the
GoVernor-General Has Promised to
Place Military Guards Over Home
less JeWs-Business at a Standstiil.

Piace Military Guards Over Home
less JeWs-Busness at a standstiil.
Odessa, Nov. 8-OutWard calm has
returned here, but the tension is still
great. Reports that the Jews are pre-
pairing for terrible vengeanse or the
Christians are being industrioualy cir
culated among the lowest and most ig-
norant classes, and it is feared taey
may lead to rescrudescence of an
archy. These reports declare that
the Jews intend to blow up the church
es and distribute poisoned foodstuffs
to the Christians
Prefect- Neidhart, to whom much of
the responsibility of last weeks oc-
currences is attributed, is still in OF
flee, despite urgent demands for his
removal.
The prosecutor general mas invite
all eye illnesses of the outrages to
give testimony at the Forthcoming in
vestigation.
Apprenensive of fresh outbreaks the
city council has secured the promise
OF the governor general to place mil
itary guards at all places where the
numbers of Jews recently rendered
homeless are now being sheltered.
The university mas sent three profes-
sOrs to SIT. Petersburg to present to
Count Witte a full account of last
weeks atrOcitinC with q dop,opd eo,, =, r.,
instant removal of the authors.
The municipality the university off
cials and tie barristers are co-operat-
ing in arranging for an independent
inquiry as they are mistrustful of off
cial investigation.
The chamber of commerce has of
ticially announced that the spirit trade
OF Odessa has practically stopped as
foreign houses have suspended busi-
ness with the local merchant because
of the dangerous situation IN the town.
The foreigners, the chamber declared
feared to deal even with the weaIthiest
merchants who may at any moment be
killed or ruined. Grain is purchased
only when on board of d snip ready to
sail
The American, British and other con
suls have all sent interesting detailed
accounts of the recent events to their
governments, explaining the real char
acter of the outbreaks and naming the
supposed authors.
AS an Indication of the wide area
Of the disturbances. the Glaciers cor
poration mas ascertained that over TO-
900 window panes were smashed.
Governor General Kaulbars denies
the report that ne has been transferr-
ed to the governor generalship of Fin
land.