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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-25
golitif In Der ruiafaen s.rmee.

runiere Mrmee 1T ni9t pieoerausr.
tennen," meloen einftinlmig ale sepifs
Tenbaften rufIii9en &risssberi9terftat=
ter. Ser Solbdt 1T ni9t mebr bas
sefiieise, tpinenloIe WertSeue. Die
fur6tbaren prdfunstn bes &risses
baben ibn seiitis aufgeriittelt unb ibm
bic @ugen ss0ffnst. Gr 1T bemibt, 10
bel pie mDeli9 gu lernen, Derlangt
na9 ernfter 2eftiire uno bdlt nit Der
Rritif Der @oreeieBten ni9t suriid.
@ber audi in Den Dabeim 9eblisbsnsn
Sruppent6eilen eebt unberfennbar cine
srpbe 8epesuna Dor fi6, Die bur4 bi.
G~inberufuna Der Rei9souma geipib
ni9t a~ufsebaltsn perben pirb. Gs
tpirb ae~gentpdrtig baran ~aearbeitet, eis
men politif9en Sffistersperbanb in's
Geben au rrrfen, dbnli4 ben bereits be-
febenoen 8erufsperbGnben. Die fi4 i'm
iebiaen Sample Der ruffii9en Snteuis
eens sssen ben 4biOIutismus betpGbrs
ten. Sine 9ruppe BON SffiSiersn oct
bsreits fir bieien Sffisiersperbano Elm
borlGifiees programm aufgeiteut, oas,
tpie mir aus Der uSspobpf9benje' err
fabren, foleenbermaben lautet: Il.
@ir perlanssn fOfOrtiss ginbsrufang
bur6 aleemeines, glei9es. birettes unb
aebeimes Wablre9t s~etpdhlter 8ertreter
bes ruTfii9en @pltes. @Dranseben
muB Die @enGbrleiituns Der perfOnlis
den Treibeit, Der @etpiiiensfrsibeit. To-
pie Ser Jreibeit Der prefe, oes Worz
tes, Der 8eriammlunger uno Der polis
tif6en RoaIition. Cine @erfammlung
BON Mbgerroneten, bic gu anbere Weiie
| oepGblt fperben, tpirb ben Winen bes
@plfes ni9t gum Iusorud bringen.
9. Oie erfte fonftituiren6e @eriamm.
luna miro ben gntpurf zines Staatss
arunoaefebes fir 3ublanb ausarbei>
ten, Der obns GermitteIung Der 8ureaus
fratie benz &aiier CUR 8eItGtisune bor=
aeIeat fperben mub. 8. Wenn Die 8u>
reuufratie in ibren Ma9tseliiiten per>
fuaen fpllts, iid auf bic @rmee gu ftii>
ben. 70 perben mir, Mitslieber bes
Sffiaierperbanbes, uns ipeigern, Die
Waffe sesen bas nm feline 5reibeit rin>
aen6e 0plf 5u pertpenben." Sieie
@ruppe ruffifder Sffisiere fcrosrt Die
aameraben auf. III itbem S~ruppentheil
Iofale Bureaus gu pIl0en unb bdnn
aur Musarbeitung zines enbgiiltieen
programms einen (natiirli9 gebeimen)
Oelesirtentag az peranitalten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-25
Oerbaftung eimeS reroahtiSen
Sapencrs.

Cine intereHante SpioneneeI6i9te
miro aus Snrabaja in SABA gemel0et.
@m 9. SuIi reiite bon eenanntem
Slabe elm nit einem Yaiie ~periebener
Sapaner nod Wooiofarto Of. Gen
glufentbalt aiif elmer 3mii6enitation
benittte er, Inn iib elm @las 9imorta-
be seben gu lafen, nobel er balb nit
Dem YGdter bes 9iiffetts, einem Gbi.
neien, in elm lebbaftes @eipra6 Der.
pifelt puroe, ser natiirli6 oen Sobn
bes iiegreiden Sitens NIT unbegren5-
ter @eplnoerung betra6tete. Sm
2aufe ser l1nterbaltung 5og Der So
paner cine Holle aug Der Sai9e; NIT
Neugierbe IieB Der GbineIe ieine &C.
ihlisten Mugen iiber Die gebeimniB.
bonen 3eiden, Stride uno 8orte in
oen aufgeroaten Yapieren gleiten, Die
5ade fam ibm %neroddtig Dor uno er
ma6te bel Dem Gbef Der Sorfpoli3ei
@nseige. 9ieier eridien oIsbalo. Gen
Sapaner 5eigte ieinen SaB, Der ibm
Die @rlarbniB gab, in gang SABA 5t
reiien, aber aif Die Srage, mos Die
8apiere, Die er BEL ii6 Datte, be0eite-
ten, lengnete er, iiberbaupt i'm Seiise
bon iolfen Iapieren 5u fem. Ser
Tolisei6ef tbeilte ibm Damn nit, Dab
er iid porlGufig als @efangener 81
bstradten babe, pdbrenb Dem Geiis
oenten bon &eoiri bon Dem 8orfau
@nseige gema6t uno bieier Inn @r'
t6eiliing neiterer 8erbaltungsmaBre-
geln eriu6t muroe. Nah elm poar
Strnben fam Der &eiioent ielbit, uno
oa Der Sapaner bel ieiner 8ebaup-
titng bIieb, DAB er auBer bem Yaiie
~iiberballpt fem Gapier BET ii6 babe,
tpliroe er b1,rdyiu6t, urto ga itente iif
berars, DOB Die bepuBte &oae 3eif'
mingen entbielt, aif nelhen Die Gage
rno Ser @runoriB oes Ylilrermaga'
gins un6 Ser @rtiQerietperfitatt inSu.
rabaia lt1o oinoere IN milttdrii6er
Siniidt piiiensmertbe Oinge angege'
BEN naren. Ser Sapaner mltroe BON
&%eiioenten nod &ebiri mitgenom'
men, mo- mtnmebr Die l,teriuGunQ
fuegen Espionage gegen i'm elngelet
tet por0en 1T.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-25
Wterieo.

wv w.
5anbeI NIT benz aus.
Ianbe.
Merieo. "a. Sept. Die Gtatifit
beg 9anbels Wsrico's nit benz Mnss
lanbe ersibt 9iinfiae @siuItate.
Der 5anbel nit ben Ser. Staten
TT tn heti9er 3unabme begriHen. Die
@infubr Seuti9lanbs In bon 8 auf 9
Wiaionen Dollars geftie9en.
Stalien.
patrtottf9e 6eier.
Waifanb, "a, Sept. 2Dnig Bic.
tor Emanuel unb 26nigin 6elena
pobnten beute Der gntbhauns zines
Wonumsntss Sburmes Bel, Der 3u gb.
rem S6nig 9umbert's erri@tet wOrben
nor. Das 9errf9erpaar tpuroe BON
Der Seb6lteruna be9eifert besribt.
. Drn1DD D.
q o m, ID. Sept. Sn benz f9on
f9wer heimgeiu&te StaIien ridtete Elm
3Ornabo bsute riefiger S9aben an.
gs uerbe1 nod tdsli9 2si9en bon
2euisn entosdt, bic BET benz iinsfen
Grobebeu umfamen.
Inter Muff&t Der @ssieruns fno
bereits 1000 6oIabarradsrt asbaut NOR.
ben, absr Is tperoen nod 1000 meb,
rotbmenbtg fein, Inn bie Obba1lofen
untersubrinssn.
Jranfrei9.
96nis Der 8eIeier gu
Beu9e.
paris, %. Sept. 96nis 2eopolt
TT omar bier, 3eigt fi4 aber uenig IN
Der Osfentli9teit. gr usiB isbr mobI.
bab bic aQsemeine Weinung aufge'
bradt ss9en i'm if, ba man ibm bit
Sauptf9ulo an ben @raufamteiter
gibt, bic I'm Congo. Greitaate Deribi
wOroen. Der 26nig biaist, Elm 9su4'
Ter ME er 1T, bisie @rauiamfeiten ni3t.
aber er Osrlangt 10 bel @elo aus ben
5rsifaate, baB feline Werfssuge Dor
gen6tbigt finb su ben bsrswsifelter
Witteln gegen bic unslidlt4en Negel
su ersifen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-25
8pnareb Der 8dnberer.

Inter Dem Namen Ser Magiers
treis bon @rpbbritannien" f9lohen
ii9 in 2pnoon biefer Sage profeforen
Der @ebeimtiinite, Saf9enipielsr uno
Soneleure aus alien Sbeilen Der Welt
gu elmer @eienfdaft auiammer, Die
reine @ereinisuns Der Magier uus
alien 2Gnoern erftrebt, UNI lire Stunt
5u berppltpmmner unb lie auf Die
tSDbe elmer Der erften Wihenf9often gu
6eben." Gin GROCER Saal mar anses
flint nit Sen beriibmteften 8ei9tp0z
rerr, Magierr uno Sauiipnsfiinitlern,
Die man ~beutSutage benunoert, NIT
2euten, Die papierblumen aus DEM
Ni9ts berporbliben laffen, 9oloftiide
unb Meeri6pein9en aus Der 2uft her'
unterbolen, cine Dame perf6pinoen
Iafien, 8eiu9er in i9auernoe Chr
fur6t perfeben. SroBbem perIief Der
8ongreb in pDuis rubiser unb ia4gs'
mGber Weife, BON feinem auberse.
p0bnli9en uno sauberbaften Greigs
nib unterbrohen. Weber Meerf9pein-
9en nod Goloitiide fielen berunter,
Der @oriibenbe duberte fi9 babin, baf
Ger Saupt5ped Der @erfammluns Jet,
oen bGufig auftretenoen @erfu9er
enteegen3ufteuern, bic bas publifum
nit oen Ietbooen Der 3auberfunft Be-
tannt gu MAIDEN fu9sn. @s puro'
folaenoe Hsfolution angenommen;
rSsoss Mitslieo bes Masierfreifes
bas einen 3aubertrid Dem publitun
in irgenb elmer Weiie entbuat. ion
aiisgeftoben peroen."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-25

Iew Sort: r0amburg" bon 0am=
burg; v@itp oi Sorino" bon Ge=
itua; ga @ascOgne" bon 9abre;
,ultonia" bon 3rieft.
0iberpool: canadian" nod Bottom;
y@truria" bon Nem Dort.
Queenstown: .9ucania" nod Metu
Oort.
9ebsr: .pennfplbania" nod NewYorf.
Southampton: st. 2ouis" bon Hetu
Oorf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-25

Gtreitbare . {. Cine
5rau @nselette Marre pertpebrte 100
Mngeitellten Ser STANDARD Sil 60. ben
3utritt gu ibrem 8%eiibtbum BET San
2uis Obispo, &al., auf Dem Die 2eute
MObren lesen poaten. Mls Die Jrau
einen Repolper 5os, tpeigerten ftd Die
Mrbeiter, ibr 2eben aufs Spiel 5u
feben uno bic Mrbeit unterblieb.
Oie Seuber IrtilIerie>
fperftatt pirb am 1. Ottober nad
2ippitabt Derlest.
atrur 8rithrIfint,,titna.
g a It: .Wie lange bat oenn Sbr
Gbef oas !Sotel fGon9" = 8 Der
tetIner: nTa 10 apslf 8ef4peroe.
biiher lanai"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-25

Bet Iebenbtgem 2etbe
ger3ftet. gtn &nabe Namens Wcs
2atn f4ittete tiirolid auf Der Strobs
bon Sannibal. NO., cine aanne bon
@aiolin iiber einen 11tGhrisen andben
Namens CHARLES Ghriftian nnb 5ans
pete bann 6eFen 2leioer NIT einsn
Strei&bola on . baB Der Sunse tDbts
Iihe 8ranopunben erlitt. Wc2atn pu
f&on offers bic gbfi9t sedubert haben,
Gbriftian BET lebenoisem 9eibe gu ro>
FEN.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-25
StraBenbabnmnfau.
1 Mann tobt, is Yeriunsn perleBt

@effitI. y. D., "a. Sept. Gin
paRagier3u9 rannte auf Der Mlbanp
q 9nbiOn electric 8abn 3u NaHau
9esen eiasn Wil9masen. Der Motor.
mann tJurbe get6btst, Is pafaeiere
berlebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-25


NIT BENT fran30fI9en @eiadftsirdger
Saignep, tpef9sn Die bsnesolanif4e
Ie9ierung ni4t ldn9er als Iertreter
6ranfreids ansrtennsrt mill.
HnBlanb.
Q ngsperu m
2aufau 8.
Batu, "a. Sept. Inter benz
Worib bes 9eneraIgoubsrneurs bes
4autaius. prin3sn t2ouis Napoleon.
tDurbe bier cine 8onfersns absebalten,
berer 6autbusd es mar. Elm ertrds.
li&es werbdltnib 3wii&en Mrmeuiern
unb 8artaren ber3ufslsn. Die 2on.
ferena bef4lob, einen aIgemeinen 2on-
greb Der gswobner bss 2aufaius auf
Witte OtsOber ein3uberufen, UNI bic
lrfaaen Der Jsinbielistsiten fsH3ufieI'
len unb bic &esieruns- gu snersiidem
ginf9reiten 3u bsranIahen. Die uns
rubefifter iolen fur materisasn S1a-
ben, bie BET 2rawallen anssri9tet wirb,
berantwortli9 iein. IS tpurbs Elm
Wafenfiafanb geI9lofen.
3arenfamiIis auf grbo-
lung.
SeIfingOrs 6innlanb, "a.
September. Die faiferIi9e 5amilie,
uel3s auf Der Da&t rpOlarfsrn" ldnes
Der finif9en Suite treuat, treibt alsr-
lei 2urapeil. gs nirb ssiast, sefii9t
unb fi9 aud nit ben 2anobsmobner1
unterbaltsn. Die Simmer bradtsn als
@ef&enfe fur oas 3arenpaar 2anoess
probufte, 6tf9s &C. 9as 3arsnpaar
repan9irte f9 nit 9oloensn unb Ill
bernerl ubren.
SeutIdIana.
o aurerei.
Berlin, "a. Sept. Die pein,
li9e gntoeduns, baB elm bisber I'm.
genannter ,ainfler" bas 3sidsn Der
a6nisIi9en 3orseaan Wanufattur =
ben rotben &sidsapfel - nit srOBem
@rfolg na&seabnt uno cine bisber un'
bstannts 3abI bon 3unbsn betrogsn
9at, lit ni9t Obne Ha9fpisl gsbIiebsn.
gs bat fi9 ndmli& berausseitellt, bae
Walerei uno 3si9sn spar ssfdlfdI
paren. Die porselanuaaren iebo9 aus
Der 26nigli4en Gabrit tammtet uni
bisber ftnb ale @a&fori&unsen mad
benz Yisbe ~srfolglos 9~sblisbsn. Sc,
Waler peisert fi9 bartnddig, iein'
8e3ussqueae 3u berratben, gefsbt abe,
3u. bab CT ni&t Der ein3ige Rdufer &C.
tpsien Tel uno fsinsr 8sre9nuns mad
i'm 2aufe beg lebten Sabres gegsn 200(
9sfdli9te Slide on ben Wann gebra&t
purben, man9e babon su prsiisn bi!
3u 1000 Marf. Song i'm @ebsimer
if nun cine unteriu9uns In Sang &c
|iebt tprfoen unb ba BET Der ffrifter
usberpa6ang Der Mrbsiter in Der Sd
nialitsn Manufattur, unb Der @r6b
unb BEN @ewi9t man9er Der sntienbe
ten Sttide. nur bic b6beren Seamtet
Der Nnfalt bsrbd&tist tusrbsa fbnnsrl
10 mag man R9 auf intereh ante gnt
biilunesn borbereiten.
GeeBung besG tabttdm
merer o fens.
BerItn, "a. Sept. MusR9tel
auf ben felt GINGER 3eit bertueifel
pofsn bss Berliner staSildmmsrsr
baben bee ebemalise @ot6aiias Stats
minifer 6entig nnb Der erfe 8iirser
meifer Der i9lsff9en @ren3fabt 2at
towib, poblmann. Die Ia6ri&t, ba'
Elm b66erer preuBifder 5inansbsamte
su benz pOfen auserisbsn fei, 1T unbs
grtinbet.
SieGleif9notb.
Bertin, "a. Sci. Die 6letih
moth, bic f9 aus einem 6tonomif9e
Stein bss Mnfobss au elmer qrobsn po
litif&en unb io3iaIen Grase entwidel
bat, treibt fonberbare Blitben. 90
He benz raoifaIen Clement unsrf96pf
li9es angrifsmaterial lisfsrt, bsbar
faum Der grwdbnuns unb ebenf
ielbfperffdnbIi9 if's, baB bic Ghbre
Der Reeierunssbarteien i'm gIei9el
Wabe ~abmasern, uie bas CUTE, feti
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-25

getuoroe1en Mrbetters 9let@ perlndef!o
tlingt. TaBu tOmmt nod, bab eini9e
flsine tpsfprsuBiidsn uno baperif9sn
@emsinbsn bas Experiment psriu9t
uno sltidli@ bur9sefh6rt babsn uno
tsin S~emofbenss f6nnte nun benz ger-
liner prolstarier ausrsben, bab Der
elst9e grfola ni&t aud in Der @efoen3
sr3ielt tperben t6nnte.
Die W~esstarianer babsn bic @ele-
gen5eit ni9t unbsniibt portibergeben
laHen, aber tbre Msitation wirb bur6
cine eben bsr6fentli9te Statiftit iiber
ben 2onium bon pFsrbsHsii& ni9t se-
raoe in bas 2i9t oes grfolges geridt.
Saraus erbent, bob i'm MuSuf bieiss
Sabres bon ben in Der 3entrats& obs
I@ldaterei aef&la&teten pferoen 872
fur ben @erbrau9 freisegebsn puroen,
pdbrenb in bemielbsn Wonat bss pori=
gen Sabres oie Sabl bieier pferoe tt4
auf nur 740 belief. Die 3unabme,
Is pro3ent, it breimal 10 srob als bie
Beb6lferungs3unabme.
u m ~. 8eburtstaqe b o m
Eobe abberuen.
8erIin, "a. Sept. Der prdRs
bent Der Staatsi 9ulbsn. Wsrtpaltung,
Wirfli&er @eb. @atb b. 6pfmanu, if
aus benz 2eben gsi9ieben. Die 8ldt.
ter pibmen benz berbisnten Beamisn
ebrenoe Na9rufe unb bebsn als trasi-
i4es MOment berbor, bab Soffmann
gerabs an feinem 8eburtstage bonn
8ooe abberufen tuuroe.> CT bate oas
72. 2~sbensiabr b%olenbet.
Sifferen3en Der Or n e
@rperten.
8erIin n, "a. Sept. Der 2ampf
gegen bic ~geplantsn 2inieni9iHe bon
Is, 900 Sonner Replacement III nun
I'm bolen @ange unb tpirb pabrI9eins
lid tueri man einen S9lub aus Der
Steaunsnabms Der sinlubrsi9en Mit=
glieoer bes Glottenbereins aie6en BARI.
gu @unffen Der @esnsr ausfalen. Sieie
bebauptsn. baB Ssuti9lanb, tusnt es
9inienf&ife bon oisfer 9r6Be bauen
tutroe, uieberum bsbsuteno I'm Sintsr=
treffsn bleiben miiBte. Is, 900 ober
19. 900 8onnen feien bas Winimum.
Die Softtr9e3u Bots.
m.
Bon Der Sof= unb 8arniion.9 Stride
su Potsoam, bic nod ibrem Neu6au
cine sebensmiirbi9tsit Der atpsitsn &s=
fioens bartlett, fOlsn infolse elmer nom
Winiferium Der 6Hentli9en Mrbei:.r
gegebenen Mnre9ung bautih flerii9l
Mufnabmen 9ema9t uerben, bic als
Saufrationsn elmer oemnd&f gu pu'
b~liatrenben @ef9i9te bes 8auuerf!
beigegeben uerosn iOlsn. Beioe Nr'
beiten fino benz profefor fur Orna'
mentit an Der abniel. Sednii9en bod
f4ule, Bauratb 2asfe, tb~ertraeen NOR
ben uno tueroen bonn 2atfsr I'm Ma
nuferipte repioirt tperoen.
Witte n g o m m G n.
8erIin, "a. Sept. Ssrr Witt
tam nit feiner So9tsr, Der Satin be!
Sefretdrs Mar9tins bon Der Brtfsls
@eianotf4aft, tur3 nod 6 1br au
benz potsoamsr Bobnbof on Uni
tpurbe bonn Stabe Der @eianoti9af
empfansen.
st besab f@ fofort nod benz Cote
Vrtfol, mo- CT bis Sienitag bletbei
rirb. Damn tpirb Ct Raiier @ilbeln
In Rominten auffu9en.
groIg in 8 + arita.
Berlin, "a. Sept. Die Me9is
rung erbielt aus Ofafrita Die &a9
ri4t. baB bic Mnsrife ber Muffdnbi
gen auf Wabenge 3urhdgei9lasel
purben. Die Wroroso-@ sbenen fone,
$50 Sobte gebabt haben. Die Gro
uertb. Rolonne III nod 3ilpa gelangt
na9bem fe ben @ebeQen in 6 Rdmpfel
f9uere 8erluffe bsibra9te.
>, @rokbritanmien.
9une BON g n 9 a
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-25
lake ERIE & WESTERN R. R.

80. Sabrseit Der 8ise..
Abfnbrt anfru
tpIsbO. Chicago unb Ri1isau trprts.-t 7.l6 tio.ss
Eolsbp. Detroit uub Chicago 2tm .....'la.ao SIS
Rinieau eitp, Wunris II. safapstte epI.t 7.so tlo.s5
toaIid 6onntaos. I ansssnommtn
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-03-18
DELAWARE MUST co
WITHOUT SENATOR
Generally Agreed Ballots VIII
Result in Naught
DEGREE FOR FAIRBANKS
viii Go Home to Take Thirty-second
Degree In Scottish Rite-FederaI
Troops Cannot Aid
Militia.
DEGREE FOR FAIRBANKS

Washington, March Especially )-Sena-
tor Alice of Delaware, who trains with the
Addcks faction, admits that the prospects
for an election in Delaware are not en-
couraging. The legislature has agreed
upon next Thursday as the day for adj
journment, and both factions think that
the adjournment will take place without
senator being chosen.
The Addicks men remain obdurate, or at
least do not show any inclination to vote
for any man for whom the anti-Addicks
people will also vote. The anti-Addicks
people will not support Adidcks or any
man closely identified with him in the
politics of Delaware.
Ex-senator Ball, one of the leaders OF
the anti-Addicks people agrees with SEN
ator Alice as to the prospects, and it is
now practically certain that two Senators
must be elected two years from this time.
The democrats will attempt to obtain
these prizes by carrying the legislature
next year. A change of a few hundred
votes in each township will elect demo-
cratic legislature.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-03-18
London sympathlzes With kuropatkIn.

London, March 1s.-No further news re-
garding the situation in Manchuria or
the whereabout of Vice-Admiral Rojest-
vensky's squadron has reached London.
The greatest sympathy is expressed by
the British press and public for General
Kuropatkin, and there Is strong criti-
missal, without word of thanks for past
services.
General Kuropatkin Is considered to
have been to a large extent a victim
throughout the campaign of the inter-
ference of former Viceroy Alex
ieff and the grand ducal party
and to never have had free hand
or proper support in men and measures.
Little or nothing is hoped for from the
appointment of General Linevitch whose
task is admitted to be almost superhu-
man.
All the st. Petersburg correspondents
OF London newspapers are most pessi-
mistic
The Daily Mails correspondent thinks
the central fact of the situation is that
since the blessing of the Neva January
19) the Emperor has been a prisoner
at Tsarskoe- Selo and never once has
ventured to the capital.
''In the moment of the greatest ma
tional emergency needing the greatest
sympathy between the government and
the people, the ruler remains secluded
behind triple bars and bayonets, as re-
mote and absolutely aloof from the peo-
ple as II ne were in another planet"
concludes the correspondent.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-03-18
Georgia Bill Has No Value.

Atlanta, March l.)-Attorney
General John c. Hart today received a
letter from. young lady in Alabama
stating that she had in her possession
a state of Georgia bill or note for 500
issued in 1858, and asking If the state
would pay the principal and interest on
the obligation. The attorney general re-
piled that there was no provision for
the payment Of these obligations, and he
considered also that they were probably
outlawed under the constitution of the
United States having been issued in aid
o. the war between The states. Its only
value he stated, appears to be as a
relic
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The announcement that Vice Presi-
dent Fairbanks will shortly return to
his home for the purpose of obtaining
his thirty-second degree in Scottish Rite
Masonry, will probably unloose another
hornets nest in Masonic circles. Masonic
papers have not yet closed the discussion
as to the propriety Of permitting the
Vice President to obtain the three SYM
bolic degrees in a single day though
they admit the Legality of the proceed
ing.
To make Masons "at sight" is one of
the prerogatives of the grand master S
office, but the right is so seldom exer-
cised that when similar process was
proposed in the case of Ex-President
Cleveland the discussion aroused him to
withdraw his application. The thirty
second degree is easily obtainable by
any Mason in good standing but even
a Vice President has to work for his
thirty-third the crowning grade OF the
Scottish Rite.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-03-18
NEGRO WOMEN IN
SENSATIONAL CASE
Only coIored Graduates Of Scranton
High School Quarrel and One
Shoots the Other.

Scranton, Pa, March f7.-Two young col
ored women, lifelong friends, members OF
respectable colored families and the only
colored girls ever graduated from the
Scranton high school, were the principals
in a sensational murder which took place
today on wyoming street.
Mrs. Charles Weldon was wheeling a
carriage containing her three-month-old
baby, when Emma Lee overlook her, and.
drawing a revolver. sent two bullets into
Mrs. Weldons chest. Mrs. Weldon died In
half an hour. After the shooting the Lee
woman gave herself up. She would only
say that A.rs. Weldon had been talking
about her.
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Russians Wonder What New
Commander viii Do
BIG REINFORCEMENTS COMING
Much Sympathy Is Felt for kuropatkID
on Account of Personal Antip-
athy Between Him and Gen.
eral Linevlteh.

st. Petersburg, March lS.-1:5O a. m.-De-
ciced anxiety is felt here regarding the
fe.e of the arm: in Manchuria, under its
nw commander. No news of military
developments the last Ntwo Gays having
been received here, the anxiety increases.
The only dispatches from the front are
the announcements that General Linevitch
had assumed command, and that General
IsuropatlSin was departing for st. Peters,
burg which disposes OF a rumor that the
latter had committed suicide, according to
the Associated Press Changtufu dispatch
fled the morning of March 16 and written
at the station o. Kayuen, which was then
held by the RUSSIANS. In the corresponds
ent's opinion no pause in the Japanese
advance is probable for some time. The
Russians are losing heavily in the rear
guard actions, and japanese columns are
reported to he rushing northward as fast
as possible to complete the development
Of the Russian forces.
General Linevitch, however will have a
considerable reinforcement of fresh troops
ir day or two the fresh European corps
being now at iIarbin, and departing south
ward. Military officials here declare that
vitch's disposal in Manchuria, and it is
believed that this force will be sufficient
to cause the Japanese to exercise greater
caution in their pursuit.
Uses Rivers to Transport Troops
Prince HillSoff who will leave ST. Pc
tcrsburg soon to prepare the Siberian
railroad for forwarding the new leves.
which have been determined on, said
| yesterday that there had been no break
| down as yet. and that he hoped as soon
| as navigation opened, 1t would be possible
| to transport one-fourth Of the outgo-
ing soldiers by the rivers and relieve
the railroad to that extent.
| Although General KuropatlSin's- down
fall was inevitable from the military
| pcint of view, nevertheless 1t arouses
sympathy In circles familiar with the
| lcng campaign that has been waged
against him by the general stan
General Sakharoff was his open enemy,
and General Dragamiroff his most se-
we're critic. and many of his own subor-
| dinates were jealous and grudgingly
obedient. Many epigrams about General
Kuropatkn's shortcomings are being at
| tributed to General Dragomiroff and the
| suppression of the former at such a
| critical moment is directly attributed to
Dragomiroff's advice, Emperor Nicholas
now giving ear to the veteran strat-
egist in military matters.
Is Cordially Dsllked.
| General Llnevitch is distinctly a line
officer with a long record as a fighter.
He is almost as cordially dsllked by the
general staff, as is his predecessor. and
there is bad blood between Kuropatkln
and Linevitch dating from a personal
quarrel In the days when Kuropatkin
was commander of the Trans Baikai
army, which led Linevitch to line OF
| ascension. The succession of this officer
will naturally increase General Kuropat-
| kins discontinue.
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GEN. HAWLEY DIES
IN WASHINGTON
Deceased Had Served Twenty-four
Years as Senator From
Connecticut.

Washington, March 1S.-Gen. Joseph r.
Hawley, for nearly twenty-four years
United States senator from Connecticut,
died this morning. Death came PEACEFUL
ly after coma lasting with but slight in
terruptions since Wednesday afternoon.
AT his bedside when the end came was
Mrs. Hawley and her three daughters.
The body will be taken to Hartford
Conn, for burial, but the time for the
funeral services has not been fixed. Cen
eral Hawley's active career in the SEN
ate came to an end in December, 1902,
when failing health compelled him to
reIiquish his legislative work. He was
n years of age.