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New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
LONDON FEARS A PLOT.
Many Papers There Think Russia ON
Ierge of ReUoIutiOn.

London. Jan 20-The London papers to-day
and their st. Petersburg correspondents take
the gravest view of the internal conditions In
Russia. The majority express the belief that
yesterdays incident a premeditated at
tempt on the life of Emperor Nicholas, and
MAINTAIN that the strike is much more of a po-
htical than industrial movement In short.
they consider that every sign makes it ap-
parent that the empire is on the verge of a
revolution.
1t is alleged that the st. Petersburg manufact-
urers have decided to reject the strikers de-
mands and that the orthodox priest Father
Gopon. the picturesque figure who has consIi-
tuted himself the leader of the strike movement
and possesses the mems complete sympathy.
threatens TO march Sunday at the head of
one hundred thousand strikers TO the Winter
Palace with petition for political rights and
that he viii refuse to depart until the document
is presented 10 the Emperor.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
SYMPATHY FOR STRIKERS.
German Papers Censure Nine O7cnz
ers-24O 900 Men Out.

Berlin, Jan. 20 a m.-The ''Vorwdrts' this
morning estimates the number of strikers in the
coal mining district at 100000. The news from
the scene of the strike shows no change in the
situation Several cases of minor disturbances
reported. such crowds hoOting strike
breakers and police dispensing the crowds.
wounding several with their sidearms
Sentiment appears to be drifting in favor OF
the strikers, the refusal of the Mine Owners
ing regarded an afrront to the government.
The "Tageblatt' adopts decidedly sharp tone
in censuring the association.
The government commission has about con-
cluded it's labOrs, and has asked the representa-
tives OF the unions to put their complaints in
writing. which the commissioners viii bring to
Berlin and hand TO the government. 1t IS
thought that several weeks must eIapse before
the result of the inquiry be worked out.
Much interest attaches to tO-day's sitting Of
the Reichstag, where a Socialist Interpolation
regarding the strike is the first order OF business.
Cardinal Fischer. of Cologne. has sent the
strikers $3.50 to assist the needy Accompany
ing the gift is a letter in which the Cardinal
while declining to judge Of the merits of the
controversy, shows that ne sympathizes with
the strikers. The Vorwarts Publishing Com
pany has contributed So 10
The government and private owners of coal
mines in the Saarbrucken district have decided
TO send no coal into the strike region.
More Industrial establishments are shutting
down on account of the lack of coal
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
ORDER FREES BISHOP.
Washington authorities Act in Case
of Detained English Socialist.

The release of William H. Bishop. the English
socialist who was ordered deported by a spe-
cial board of inquiry at Ellis Island was or
dered yesterday from Washington. The officials
did not even wait to examine the affidavit fled
yesterday at Ellis Island but gave the order
on receipt OF Bishops appeal, which had been
forwarded Wednesday night. with Commissioner
WIIliams's personal recommendation for release.
The order was received at Ellis Island Just
before o'clock. and Bishop departed on the
go boat. He said he would go to Pittsburg
where he expected TO obtain work and live per
manently, to-day He declared that he was not
an anarchist ana that his detention was due 70
the stupidity Of the questions asked him. The
questions We're misleading that his answers
did not give his meaning.
Bishop said he was not only not anarchist
but against the teachings OF anarchy He
said he intended becoming an American citizen
He had nothing but kind words 70 say about his
treatment at Ellis Island.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
CHINA'S TERRITORY SAFE.
POWERS ASSURE MR. HAY.
Promise Not to EGtend Their Pos
sessions at Close of Var.

Washington, Jan 19.-Secretary Hay has Sc
cured positive assurances from the powers that
no attempt shall be made the integrity OF
Chinese territory. It reported recently that
some of the powers contemplated extending their
close of the war in order TO maintain what they
call the balance OF power in the East. asserting
that the outcome OF the war would be read
Justment of Chinese boundaries A circular note
based on this information sent by Secretary
Hay TO the powers. with the result that they
have all positively disavowed any such inten-
tion
In a long cable dispatch received at the State
department to-day from the American Embassy
at Paris the French government reiterates it's
position and assurances in favor of the preserva-
ton of Chinas administrative entity and terri
torial integrity. This practically completes the
answers from all the powers to Secretary Hay s
note. The inquiry of Mr.. Hay has checked any
scheme to divide China that may possibly have
oeen on foot. and the powers are once again
pledsed IN black and white to assist in the
maintenance Of China's territorial and political
integrity.
Count Cassini the Russian Ambassador. called
at the state Department to-day and presented
10 secretary Hay the answer of the Russian
government to the Secretary's last note re-
specting Chinese neutrality. The Russian COM
Inunication. it is said consi=.s of repetition of
tne complaints set forth in the circular note to
the powers, but in this case they are supported
Dy arguments So far none of the other powers
nave responded to the Russian circular note
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
TERROR IN GUTHRIE HOME
SERVANT DRAWS H PISTOL.
Keeps Al IN Their ROoms-La1c-
gers Wife Sends Police Note.
photographed IN Philadelphia yesterday.

For nearly half hour last night Mrs. Will
lam D. Guthrie. wife Of the lawyer. and her
servants were held prisoners in their rooms at
her home, No. 2S Park-ave,, by a servant. who
ran through the house fourishing a revolver.
Mrs. Guthrie managed to dispatch a servant to
the West Thirteth-st. station. The police hur-
ried to the house and took the man out.
Shortly before o'clock man ran into the
station and handed Sergeant Robinson a card
bearing the name Of Mrs. Guthrie. On the
other side written:
Please send an officer to my house imme-
diately TO remove a man servant who is intoxi-
Gated and who has a revolver"
The note unsigned. Patroman John
Pierce was sent to the house. The servants, IT
was learned. had been in the kitchen preparing
for a dinner which Mrs. Guthrie gave last
night. James McAiahop. VINO was in ch:-ge.
ordere,, a lnan 10 90 certain wozf II was not
done, and the man. according to Mrs. Guthrie
and Mcmahon. drank wine which to be
used at the dinner
The man then TO his room the top
floor and secured revolver. Returning to the
basement he fourished IT, The servants be-
came frightened. to their rooms and locked
the doors. Then the man. according to Mrs.
Guthrie ran up and down the stairs ing
the revolver He stationed himself near the
telephone preventing any from summoning
assistance in that way. No one dared venture
from his room. When the man heard a sound
he would cry out and run in the direction from
which il came.
After half an hour Mrs. Guthrie managed to
get a servant to her room. She wrote the note
and gave ii TO him. He carefully made his way
to the rear stairs without attracting the man.
Then he cautiously went TO the basement and
reached the street He hurried at once to the
station
The policeman went 10 the front door and
rang several times. 1t was finally opened by the
servant who had put the household in terror
When he saw the policeman he 10 the top
floor. The policeman followed and caught him.
Mrs. Guthrie did not wish to make q complaint
against the servant, but only wished that he
would leave the house at once and not return
Pierce, the policeman. took the servant 10 his
room to pack up his belongings. After this was
done Pierce took the man TO the street and or
dered him not TO return TO the house. The man
hurried 10 Broadway and disappeared
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
TGlTEN N00T'S LIFE.
DETS" SHADOW HIN.

| .,.e and NcAdoo after Pool
| .rs-Reported Titus Charges.
uf, Of Simon c. Moot, who is conduct
crusade against the cadet" system,
A-,s,ened Yesterday
;ssioper McAdoo served charges
captsin Tighe for failure to close
..lr,Ons,
80 noolroom men tore up subpOenas to
before Police Commissioner McAdoo,
- his right to question them.
,,,r.-s who had been caught in poolroom
/, .,-e before the District Attorney.
- additional loads of gambling i'm
Its were seized by the District At
,-,- Mcclellan expressed confidence in
]. ,l,Adoo after q talk with him, although
-.-n.n7 leaders were making a great out
.r,i1st closing the poolrooms.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
GETS SECOND BLACK HAND" LETTER
After Merchant Gives Up $500 He Is
Warned Of Dynamiting.

Westport Conn, Jan. IA second letter pir-
portinR 10 be from a BLACK Hand" society has
been received by r. Ferrara. Italian merchant
who recently in response TO a threatening missive
from the same source is said TO have left $500 AZ
an appointed spot in Stamford. In the first letter
Ferrara was threatened with further trouble II
he revealed it's contents to any one The letter
just received accuses the merchant OF violating the
confidence OF the BLACK Hand and warns him
that in revenge his shop VIII be blown UP with
dynamite.
Strangers who have appeared the store since
the receipt Of this letter have been looked upon
with suspicion In the first letter which demanded
goo Ferrara is said to have been threatened with
injury either TO himself a member OF his
family.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
POPE WINS REPRIEvE FOR MURDERER
He and the King of Italy Acted in Behalf of
Condemned Man
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBCNE.l

Montreal. Jan 19-ThrOugh the Intervention OF
the Pope and the King of Italy reprieve
granted TO Antonio Giaconni who sentenced
10 be hanged here tomorrow. The hangman
making the arrangements for the execution when
Z telegram from the Secretary Of State at Ottawa
was received. 1t said that a reprieve had been
granted to the condemned man until January q.
Since the sentence was passed GiacOnni every
effort in his behalf has been made by the Italian
Colony of Montreal but the Dominion Cabinet re-
nained firm until an intimation from King
Edward that a reprieve might not he miscarriage
OF justice 1t appears that the Italians sent mes
sages to the Pope and the Italian King, who took
the case up with King Edward.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
liant 4 NEW YOTE.
Sentiment AmoRg Pittsburg Train
men Strongly against Strike.
IRx TELEGRAPH TO rHF rRrBuSE.l

Pfttsburg. Jan 19.-Members OF the Brother
hood OF Railway Traiumen on the Pittsburg Di-
vision of the Pennsylvania Railroad are con-
sidering the feasibility OF demanding that new
vote be taken on the question OF striking. giving
as their reason for this attitude that the con-
ciliatory propositions OF the railroad to the
Brotherhood were not known at the time OF the
last vote. II is expected that this request win
be made and hOnored il the situation at Phila-
delphia becomes more serious The local lodges
met tonight. and this was the tenor Of their
talk
Grand Master P. II. NIorrissey OF the Brother
hood OF Tralnmen. was in Pittsburg for several
hours this morning. having missed connections
going from Cleveland to Philadelphia. He went
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
DAY OF PRAYER HOLIDAY IN DENVER.
Feature of the Evangelistic Movement in
Colorado City.
lpr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

Denver. Jan. I.-Aearly every puphc Duiioihs
- o4sce IN Denver will close Tomorrow between
The hours OF IiSO and O'Clock out OF deference to
the wishes OF visiting evangelists. who have Pro-
clstnned tomorrow as q day of prayer More than
hve hundred stores and business places nave an
,,,,ced their intention OF suspending business FOR
-. "a q half hours 70 give employees an tp-
,ort,,uitv 10 attend special services Ths InoI!lhs
- - Fyflb5r Chapman head OF the eyangelistlc
--,,,.s,,e ent and the Rev Christian r. heisncr; a
iIcei 1asfor called Mayor 6peeT and asked
49,. ~ announce holiday on account OF the Gay
~ ats"n nraver ~ Mayor speer readily acceded.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
THREE MEN SHOT DEAD.
Triple Tragedy in Rural Virginia-Fourth
Man in Jail.

tragedy enacted in Franklin County twenty miles
south OF Roanoke, yesterday evening reached
here to-day. James Abshire and his son fought 4
revolver and shotgun duel with l. A. Pradd and a
,7-,n named Holley, q result OF which the three
@rst named are dead. and Holey who escai,ed in
fury is said 10 be in jail. One Of the four is
alleged TO have offered insult TO the wife Of one
"a +ha other three men, and when the four met at
The homo OF Drury Hanes. where the shooting took
Giq e trouble began. on the first round the two
stsSirss ard Pradd wounded. One OF the
A Aprhfres is said TO have reloaded his shotgun and
deliberately blown Pradd's head on
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
FEAR STRIKE MAY SPREAD
Situation Becoming More Serious in
st. PETERSBURG.

St Petersburg Jan. 90 400 a. m.-The strike
situation is causing much uneasiness There are
indications of its spreading toward a general
sympathetic strike Determined efforts are be-
ing made to call out ali the factory workers in
St Petersburg. numbering several hundreds Of
thousands. including the employees of the Rus
sian Westinghouse Company.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
STRIKE STILL DELAYED.
HOPE OF SETTLEMENT.
Grand Master Morrissey to Meet
Pennsylvania Officials.

Philadelphia. Jan. 19-The situation in ths
controversy between the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company and the brotherhood OF Railroad
Trainmen IS most acute P. H. Morrissey.
grand master OF the brotherhood. who was
called TO this city by Vice-Grand Master Lee. In
a final effort to secure II possible an amicable
settlement of the differences. arrived here shortly
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
FALLS DEAD MOVING A COFFIN.

Afneoa. Long Island. Jan ls-Whlle assisting TO
take coffn containing body from a freight car
last night William Powell station agent of the
Long Island Railroad here. staggered and fell 10
the ground. Before aid could reach him Re was
dead. His death is attributed TO heart disease
He married only ten days ago.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
'eAR Up SUBPOEN1S.
! ''m Men Defy McAdoo-
ees 4 gGinst Captain Tfghe.

y, h,-l''llssloner 1lcAdoo was carrying on
- - pooiroolns yesterday. IN the face
'-Sls from Tampaary politicians and
49,. '-Dla many booksellers. He had
- Oie hundred subponas calling pool
h,.,.'-''t Patrons 10 Police Headquarters
tr,,-'ii'i'y' showing that he hoped 10 use
1D' as effectively against the pool
- toatlnusa On efth nnr,
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
TIRED OF RAW WINTER WEATHER.

Splendid outdoor LIE and sports IN a genial eli
mate at Pinehurst Only night out from New
York on Seaboard Air Line or Southern Ry.-(Advt
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20

leaves New-Yark every day 1928 noon. making
quickest time In both directions between New-York
and 81 Augustine. superb train. For resort book
lets. inquire any r. r. r office llS3 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
PINEHuRsT N. g. SPECIAL.

Leave New-York daily except Sunday via p r. r
and Southern Ry Sleeping cars. Washington 20
Pinehurst. New-YOrk Offices. E1 and LIS BwAy.
-AdyI
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
tckssr

4 lug CSsei,s..,ss - p N. arrive Cleveland 7:l5
I ~ L,uis ss.liiaEi 30 , m Indianapolis 500
Wa - ,. m. by New York Central
e1cess fsre.-Adgt
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
. sAEsT = % cLEvELANp.

Continued on nfsh par,
New-York tribune., 1905-01-20
sEABoARo FLORIDA LlmITED-PA. r. r

Continued on second page,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-20
LIQUOR BILLS

OLYMPIA. Jan. 20 a bin intro
dused in tho house yesterday BY
Radcliffe. SPOKANE has fur itH labz
leet the regulation u the sule Of
intoxicating liquors, and the liceus-
ing az the same IN incorporated
cities and towns so that the state
viii be assured aG PEI cent % each
iiseusr fee The hilt makes the min
mum license $500.
Haaaett. % Adams. introduced, BY
request. a logal option bill
Another hlll was introduced in the
house affecting the sale of intou-
aafluE liquors. Remover ~ whit
man. chairman OF the committee on
public morals being the author. The
act amends the act regulating the
slla Of liquors. requiring that be-
FORE granting license for the sale
of liquors. the applicant shall pub
fish In a Newspaper and post for 20
days. three notices within one mile
u the location u the saloon. The
hul also regulates the hours Of
opening and closing aaluuuh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-20

Nm IA TAKEN ADVANTAGE or HALF The OPPORTUNITIES
OFFERED FOR TIE AovANc EMENr OF AIS CANDIDACY rAG
s,esT WOULD HAVE BEEN ALREADY WON

litiral power and heritage nf his
county giyea freely into his hands
for the promotion OF hia candidacy
HUT for this the contest would be
already decided and klnE county
citizen wearing the tusa.
As IL Is the King county candl-
Date Is struggling along without
honor save ia his own delegation.
tho laughing stock Of the rest Of the
state.
When the present senatorial con
tcst was inauEufatrd eighteen
months aga there we're many who
holicyed that Sam Piles was OF the
length aud breadth and thickness OF
senatorial timber But hla aatonish-
ing Indifference TO hls own welfare
and the welfare OF HIS county
when IL has eoufiicted With the vel
fare af certain other interests. has
but tended 10 connrm the suspicion
fct In some qaurtcrs that he en-
tered the race az an office boy. sent
on an errand hy his employers
hghteen months ago sam Piles
announced hia candidacy ana the
AAsNAtsAAs = AsAHaAa was AMAtN4 with ND
light and satisfaction and the hope
that King county had AZ last
DEVELOPER A CHAMPION
who would stand up. at al times
and under al circumstance. for her
righta Ten months ako be began
the campaign for tho privilege OF
naming the King county delegation
10 the republican state convention.
In order. as be then claimed. that
no might use u % advance his can
didRcY.
AZ that time the privilege 81 nam
ing thu delegation vas contested BY
two other senatorial candidates and
BY Or J J. Smith. a candidate for
governor
In the early DAYS % his primary
campaign Mr Piles opposed all %
those candidates. and had he cpu-
tinued 10 do 80 would have swept
them all aside like strawa. But
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-20

OLYMPIA. Jan eo-Dr. p. Van
Zant Of HsllinEhnm. VIA yesterday
appointed 20 succeed Or McLaish
as superintendent Of the Western
washington hospital Tor the Insane
40 stsiiaeoom. the latter having rec
signed several days ago. Dr. Van
Zant LETT for steilaeoom yesterday
afternoon. II 10 reported that r..
T. Brown. supervisor at the hIme.
will also resign. and s. Woodruff.
the present warden and accountant.
ls named as his succesaar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-20

Imagination. intslIaet and spirit
ualitY are the factors mainly 90 be
considered la aaalyxing the ability
to lie
Imagination coneeivea. Intellect
weighs tho chances. spirituality
fbunts the cost
To both men aud women 10 uni
KrrHally conceded Imagination. and
in the realms of art aud literature
the consensus Of male opinion ac=
cords to man the palm for superior
ity IN ths display Of this faculty.
Whether man ia more intellectual
BY nature than woman may be querz
toned. but that the system of cen
turtles has served 10 strengthen aud
sharpen intellect IN man 20 "A great
er degree than I'm woman all are
agreed
Whenever the question Of spirit
uality has been discussed IN pulpit
or print. the conclusion has always
been. woman Is more spiritual than
man
The greater Imagination. the
greater Intellectual power and the
lesser spirituality produces the best
aud most frequent liz.
Theferore. all the way down Tor
mp. a. You likei from Adam 20 Or
Hamilton. man. In the very nature
he pridea himself upon. proves him
self more competent 10 lie and less
restrained from lying
Mrs. HELEN SIT Art RtCHiNGs
Woman II not the supreme liar.
Since time immemoflal man has
been liar.
he convinced and read the 18th
chapter Of 81 Mark. from the seth
to the 72nd verses read where
Peter denied our Saviour and said
he never knew Him.
but N woman does lie. n IL be-
cause she was made 81 the rib Of
man and Il IL hereditary Read Gen
eslA End chapter and 22nd verse
Consequently. II she il the supreme
liar God improved on His work
after making man
Hut. 10 come 70 the point. IL wo-
man the supreme liar No. a thou
sand times. no. have read about
Nan Patterson but what does The
Star think % Caesar Young what
business had he. z married man. TO
ruin that girls life and break her
Old mothers heart think he only
aut what WAS coming % him-hia
Just deserts. Lying was the cause
% Il all.
Every young Eirt who has fallen
from tho path " rsetituds and hon
or has some man - blame for her
downfall. some man Who has lied
and ruined her young life Because
Mra Chadwick got tho best q few
rich bankers. she l. called a degsn-
crate and a criminal admit she
lived an immoral life. but she 10 no
worse than the meu az that They
lie and commit forgery every day.
and there Is. nothing thought % u.
because they are men. But a wo-
man ia disgraeoi
think Mrs Chadwick IL hor hua-
band = superior. with all her faults.
and he ought 20 be In jail with h.r
So. Will conclude b. saying that
mau IL the superior liar Let the
women stand no for thsir rights
be loyal and true Let the men do
the lying. they are more successful
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-20
EATON CONTRACT
DECLARED K0ID

The new board Of county com
mIaslouera yesterday rescinded tho
contract which entities II. II. Eaton
70 ono half OF the value OF all es-
tates which through his efforts
shall eseheat TO the state.
This action was taken on thazad-l
vice Of Prosecuting Attorney Mak-I
Intoah. who believes the resembling
Of the contract 10 be legal. Eatdnl
has stated that he believes he BtnA
has the right 10 represent tie coun-
~ IN eseheatment proceedings al
ready begun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-20
ROBERT BALL
UNDER ARRE 81

Robert Ball who shot william
Deupe in Alaska a short time ago.
az a result of a bitter fight over
marble claims. has been placed un-
der arrest according "a recent adj
vices. lie has been bound over 10
tho grand jury which viii 81 a.
juneau Judge W +. Crews. who
ls representing Ban. has stated that
his defense will be iustifiabie HON
lcldn. Ball claims that whom Deppe
entered hts cabin he ordered him
out and that Deppe refused To go
aud reached for bis revolver.
At meeting Of the directors Of
the Great American Marble COM
panY held last night. resolutions Of
regret for Doppes murder we're
passed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-20
c0GRTMhRTHL

WASHINGTON. d. c. Jan 10
A the result q the Investigations
% = naval court % inquiry appoint
ID t. look into the recent collision
between TIE supply ship eulEoa and
the merchant schooner Wilson and
Hunting. or HaurEat. y. J..
through which the captain and his
wife and two 90 the efaw % the
schooner we're drowned. court mar
tiaI proceedings vii b Instituted
against ths officers % the CuiEoa.
The Cuiroa r. now cruising in the
Wet Indies under eommang Of
Lieutenant Commander Robert ~.
Doyle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-20
Jury DISAGREED

NEW uLM. Miun. Jan. 20 The
Jury to- the rnHr Of Dr. George K.
Koch. tried for the alleged murder
uf "a rival dentist. Br Gebhurdt
came into court this morning aud
reported Enlargement The jury
was then discharged. The state viii
move FOR re- uew trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-20
mlIar. oRr Nm HoMR

TIaIa E0Il'Tl pICHpogHot md "a
loon loiterer, leaves tomorrow Tor
parts unknown. This IL through the
Instructions ~ the court No ono
wants her here. She II too clever
IN finding hor way into the gracos Of
her victims and their pockets. n II
claimed she lives well Off her pick
inaa.a She was arrested by Patrol
man Hlhner. who caught her Ia the
Great Western saloon with her
prnetieed arms around the neck 81
an fluocaut 9sods. Hfbnar briefly
stated the nnctg TO the court and Al
tl.1s O'Clock Tomorrow tbs Eaiiar
woman win DO compelled 10 bie.
adisu 70 The scene OF her many con5
quests.