davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-25
@rmteieseu nnO Gone star Bier.

Sic grnte 1T nun balb sematt,
Sas @elo lit in Der 8afe
l1no nun tuirb fleiBie ausaebabt.
$50 man es tpieber laie.
3undbft bic stuansia Nfer 2ano,
Die neben uns nod liesen:
Gin Sell tuirb flu9s oarouf pertuanb,
Sic miiKen mir nod triegen.
SbDn laneit itanb barnadb unier Sinn
Sc 1T 10 reid, 10 macbtie,
Sc iibert arbBeren @epinn
unb barum paBt's uns prahtia.
Gin neuer Stau tpirb aufaefibrt,
Mebr &aum far's 8ies lit nbtia.
9enn Nnes, tuas iidb nur eebibrt,
Sinh mir gu tun erbbtia.
Die Sheune audi, lie tptro 5u fleit,
Sir uniern grnteieaeu,
Den milbes Netter, Sonnenidein
@ebracbt NIT gutem Gegen.
Mm 5auie feblt's tuDl bier unb bort.
Sc mus perbeiert tueroen,
Gu sebt bas @efo 10 laneiam fort,
Sbn' Summer uno Belbperoen.
unb aud Die Srau mbGbt' isren Sell
Gm grnteieaen baben,
Sic 1T 6es Sauies @lif unb Seil,
8as iie tpiinibt, ion tie haben.
Sic bilft Dem Mann iabraus, iabreiu,
ST tdtia ohne @nbe.
Sic fann ME ohne Mrbeit iein,
6eet itets bic fleiB'een Sanbe.
Sic oenft AUDI nid1t an iidb alIetn.
3uerft Die Shaar Der &inoer,
8ubt iie heraus, rebt nett uno fein,
unb ihren Mann niht minoer.
nno lit sann IGes in Der &eib'
SIN 5auIe. Sot uno Stale,
Die nabite Sore Der Seller iei-
Sebr nibtig ia fir &ne.
Serbei ne Senbung Gone Star Ster,
gs lit Die ridbt'9e 9abe,
@an balt es faftiih BET uns tar
'Ne mabre..@otteseabe!
Bar aud Die Nrbeit itren9 uno ld1tuer,
Gone Star erquidt uns pieoer.
SIS felt bic &rafte tuieber Der,
8rinet Spanntraft in bic @fteoer.
tuer einJidibdeuS one gtar fat
Au alien 3a9esaeiten,
Der 1T aetuiB uno in Der 9ot,
Mit Reht mol III beneioen!
Shols Saloon bietet epnen
nsenebmen aufentball.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-25
: 9.

&. 8. Steele, Der .erite aiii=
ftent unieres Stats : 8enera[an
malts, lift pm ieinem Gntte suriifae.
treten.
Sn Der gadbe BON BontotDc.
Wtaion County, muroe 8. q. 81
! bauien, Elm alter Wanu nDn unaes
fdbr 70 Sahren, tot in ieinem Seloe
~aefunoen. Gin 9ersihlag bate iei'
mem 2eben Elm gnoe aetaad9t.
-Gus pielen @eeenben oeS Staas
tee tomntt- Die Nahridt. oaB Die
Garn1er ~8eriammlun9en abgebalten
unb beihlofien haben, lire Baum
noble niht unter IL Gents per Bfuno
81 nerfaufen. 8%elDn6ers bic Mit'
glieoer Der Sarmers' Union itno fir
oiefe Soee iebr eingenDmnen. Wenn
tie nur nidt babel bereinfaQea.
- Wtit gruBem Beoauern erfabren
mir BON benz Tooe oes iunaen Soe
Obeim in Weu. Braunfels, bes Spb:
res unieres a0legen o. S. Sbeim
bon Der eusBraunfelfer 8eituns".
Ser iunae Mant itanb in benz blit=
henoen Nlter BON 81 Sabren. 8ir
iprehen benz fhner betrDffenen @as
ter unier herslibes 8eileio aus.
- Man IpriGt in @acD uno Wc:
2ennan County bapDr, George glort
in bic 2egislatur 81 ihiden. Ser
Little WarmiG" bon ehebem muroe
teine lble9te McauiiitiDn iein. ies
oenfaQS t1nnte man iib auf feline
Treilinnigteit nerlafien. Ooer oh
AUDI er ihon BON Der Btpbibitiunss
epidemic ergriffen lift?
- Die 8Uraer BON 9pter haben
in Der Mbittmmunl am Samstaa be-
lblnifen, Die ftaotii6e Corporation
nibt auf5ugeben.
= 0ab Dem Geri1t bee Ersies
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS betrdgt bic
Babl Der Shultinoer. swiihen aht
uno fiebSebn Sahren, int State iebt
1893. CTS. gon bieien finb 27.081
meiBe unb III. 594 farbiae 8inoer.
Die Bemiaigung bes States an
Shulaeloern fir oas Sabr 1906
1906 betrdet So, 1913, 046. rs.
= Nn Der Seier oes oeutiben Taz
ges in @alneiton beteiligen iid bic
iebt Die @olfs2oae uno Die @a(peftpn
20ge Der 6ermann8iDbne. Der ct.
Bincent Gerein. Der Shnabenpers
elm unb Der guneDroia 9eianeoer'
elm. 6err q. 8. 2anaerman1 lit
gum Seitprdiioenten erpab(t uproen,
6err s. Sante lit Boriiber oes Or
rangementstDmites.
- glf &eismihlen> @eIeQi1aften
baben i'm 9iitritt>@ eribt gu 6DuitDn
UNI einen ginbaltsbefehl nadaelubt,
ourh ben Die Staatsreaieruna ners
binoert miro, Die 8~eittmmunaer oes
i0genannten Concentrated 5eeo
Stuff @eiebes, melhes unter art>
oerm cine Snipettlon Don 9ebensmits
teln uno Sutteritoffen anoronet, our
Nusflbrung su brtnaen.
Souls Otto, elm alter BenDbs
ner oer @egeno BON 8airo, bat ItH
i'm 6auie ieines Stiefiobns. Souls
Scene. erihoifen.
- Nm 2. 9opember tritt in BAL.
Lac Die erite SabrestonoentiDn Der
mDiffritt ano COUNTY NttUrne1s'
Giiociation" suiammen.
= Sn Bonnie gountp baben bic
Inti' Brobibitioniiten NIT elmer Wa'
ioritdt BON 324 Stimmer eefieet.
gerarfana aqein bat linen cine Wias
ipritdt bon 302 Stimrtert aeaeben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-25
Won finem mpb anaeartnen

in einem 0rbeiter : Hiot un6 i9redli6
suseri6tet, sriff Elm gbicaeoer StraBens
babn : gOneutieur ~ 8ufleu's Grnica
Salbe unb iuurbe tuieSergergeNelt.
5. 8eld BON 9etoni6a, Mi6,
l9rei6t; Sd sebrau9e es in meiuer 5as
mile uas ftube e. gerfeft. @roBartis
tRr S9nitt= uno @ss.ntonppen. Rgr
25 @tc @'t 3. 2a!teper & 5ODn, geo
s, s Sdmibt, e~igen....' ""7 #VVF
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-25
Gpataeitid9 . %intberf6be ct. syuban.
mes s &{rffae.

Cue Niebas nn0 osBreiasStrake.
9 onntaqsihuIe Seoen Sonntaa
Sormittag um 8 ilhr.
@9ttesoien #: Sebeu Sonntaa pm
10 nbr 8ormittaas.
Abenos @Dttesbienf: Seoes
Sonntaa nm s uhr abenbs,
Seoer Sentihe lit berslidb tuiufommeu,
Wohnnna 314 Sio.Hreiasg trnse.
=. 6artmann. Hsfes,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-25
sstu,a oappuaefoutt,tea

1T oerjenlse, Der iid @~eritopfuns ober
llnoeroauli6feit au5os uno feline Geiunb=
6eit bur6 ben @ebrau6 bon 9r. Sings
9euen 2ebens : BiGen pieoer .erlanste,
Cine i6nelle, iidere unb alsenebme Sur
fir &opftpeb uub 8erfopfuns. IS gts.
gu baben bel S, &alteber & Sobn, SEQ.
SIS. S6mibt gisentimer, unb abolf
Oreis.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-25
Sip erofiirbe Reoipruno he,

9te enaliide 8eaierung beabs
iihtiQt, Singapore gu elmer arDBen
Standardization su MAIDEN. Durb ben
Belts bes an Der Malatta > StraBe
eeleeeneu Singapore beberriht gna.
LAMB aemiiiermaBen Die 8ufabrt au
ben Ditaitatiiben @%endfern,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-25

Nerind9et nab SIR merbet ftannen.
AnAkESiS, oas tueltterfhmte Seilmit<
fsi, per hartnddioften &1nturrhptSeus
s9aue, Bpm DR.: S. Siisbee erfun6en, hot
PIE tunneerberiten &uren bieSes Sdbrsdii.
aen Seioens betoirft uno I'd, ZOO bnnfs
b0re Nenifen, Die es ontnon6ten. fan.
tet1 bies be5eu9en. SHUTTER NIT es-
brauthsanfpeiiung ruerben au{ 8erionoen
ourd3 Z. N~eustaedter g. Co., Boy 21I6'
New York, fret perfhidt. gu 6aben h
allen rengmmierten N~pptheten. Site
enM Dor NahabmunQen. abtet 6oronf
ba6 Die rnteribrift bon S. silsbee, M
D.. fih auf ieoer Seite Der 5hadtel Be
finbet.
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- Mnfana Oftpber miro oas bri.
tiide oftaiiatilhe @eihmaoer uah
TofiD fommen. Sc fol- bort nit
Der our aleihen Belt anmeienoen ia.
pantheon SlDtte Elm gerbrloerunas.
feit gefelert tueroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-25
Die Wattpmat 0rDRIpge oer Ser
ftatttSt1bne,

Wdbreno Der nergangeret ISOLDE
bat IN Seattle, i'm Stante Waihing=
ton, Die Sibun9 Der @ationals@ rpB=
loae Der 6ermannsi6bne itattaefurs
ben. Die eigentlide Sibune beearn
am Dienftaa uno fblDB am Samftaa;
bieielbe mar iebr gut beiuht, aus
allen Ieilen oes 2anbes batteu fid
Delegater eingefunben. Infer Staat
mar nDrtrefflib reprdientiert.
Neben ben @eihdften tuurbe Elm
iebr reihbnltiaes 8ergniigungsprDz
Qratiitl rerlebiat". Die Deutfhen
DDrt Seattle, beiDnoerS Die Ser
r1annsi6hne. batten eS iim niGt
nehtnert Iafien, cine gauge &eibe
uun Bergntgungen 5u arrangies
rem uno lDraten bafir. oaB ben
@dften bic Belt niht lang kuuroe.
@leiH am Sonntag bic meis
ffen Delegaten tar1en am Cams.
ta1, ben g.. an = fano Elm Muafuq
uad Sort canton uno elm Be-
fud Der glauiien' 1ben 8rauerei
ftatt. Nm WUntaa abeno muroe
Die rDeutihe Glide 2Dge" be-
iudt, am Dienfta9 nuroe ben Sd.
ftert an gbren elm grDBes Bans
tett in Der @ernanias Dale geqeben
uno am WittmDh abeno fano cine
MISUNDERSTANDING ftatt, melde bic
Seattle 2Dge arrnnaiert hatte. DOM
uerSta3 nahmittaa tpuroe cine Tabrt
auf benz Sunoe ger,aht uno am ssreis
tag abeno Die nSmmergrin" Quae
beiuht. Nm Samftaa, nod SA(uB
Der Sibung, mabte maj, cine &uno.
fabrt 0urh Die Staot uno am Sunn=
tag, ben a.. feno cine 5abrt auf
benz Safe WafbingtDn ftatt. benz fib
abenbs ein GROCER Bal in Der Ger
ttnniaz 0aQe anfbloB. Nm rdhiten
Tcge reiften oanr bic Deleeaten rad
HDrtLano, mo- fie @1fte Der @ruBlpge
non Oregon narer.
Dns 1T cine anfebnlibe &eibe nprt
0eraniauneen, Die man ben Beiu>
Gerr gebDten bat un6 biele tperoen
iih i'm id6nen Seattle uno i'm nod
ihDnern Shorthand mol prdhtia ar,us
}iert bnben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-25
WeIamgz iluo alauter=l tuterridt.

Srai1 gnpbte WDfHetti iii mad
apetiabriaem Nufentbalt in 0etu
gort, wD fie an einer, bee eriten
&onieroatorien ala 2ehrerin tdtia
mar, bierber suriidoetebrt uno mir6
ettpa anil. Ottober einesl SIRIUS
fir 8eiang' uuo 6laoiersu nterri1t
er0fnen.
Mnmelomngem miuamtt bic Gtrmra
8pggan Sros. entseacm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-25

- Iu6 in Berlin 1T iebt elm gbo.
lerafaH nUreetDmmen. Gin Ranals
ihiffer, oer aus 2anosbere an Der
8artbe tam. 1T bort an Der Cholera
ertranft uno aeitorben.
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Brief Xttte.
&erren Site.

Gerren 8 2tfte.
$ 3 4ruolb-gmit 8loh RDbt Bal.
lenaer-0 6 9anien - 8 s Sufmanu
8 . Soffn1ann-@eD areiner-SS Rnobs
laub-SuIiuS 2oep = Carl SaIer-S 8
Siemnnb-B g Shmibt So @arbe,
ien-@ 3 @Dmad.
2Gmens2tfte
9ottie Gppel Marp 6 Slider - Mis
Y Stid9er Mrs q Soffaro - Annie
Webler-9aura 8reuier-Mrs 6 &entin
--St55te Geiber emma Silter-Selene
Starte Wrs Senrp 8aht = Mrs SO 8
@omad.
&~uSldnbtfGe.
9outs 0taub-S Shufer- 8ilbelm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-25

= Gua Deutids S~tafrita fDmtnt
Die &ahribt, baB bic Nufftdnoilben
meitece ibmere Rieoerlagen erlitter
hohen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-25

Der SAul $ superintendent
Wolte lit auf9eforoert uuroen, lid
tlacb etr,er iieuen Office r,rtauieben,
ia oas 8inmer, tueldles er bisber in
Der Staotbale benubnte, Dem itdoti.
lderl Sau.Snipeftor s. Wnbrenbers
ger elnaer1umt tueroen ioQ.
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~ @erIanst miro elm beutifes
WdoGen fir aqeemeine 6ausarbeit.
Wadsufraaen 2l6 @arp'S traBe
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Sdgltd)e Soitrtteu Snlatpaeen
nab galifornien, ebenio t,ab ct.
3ouis. oia Eeras & Bacific : 8abn
Dbne @ebiel. Sbreibt on iraenh
eiten 9ifet = Ngerten tueeerl biefes
ileuen Otenftes Doer an g. s.. Eurs
tler, general-B afaeier' geent, Dol.
laS. Teras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-25

FiHa's 5 Gents 6auana . giaorre.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-25

Safe bas Slid beim Sdopfe,
einlae 5aare piro es ftets Ia'Ien.
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Qof0leS.
@ute 2eiten.

Wad1 ben Beribten, Die pom 9anoe
eiuaehen, herrlbeu bort 8eiten. rpte
man fie 1id felt Sahrsehnten nibt al
erinnern rueiB. 8elo in Suue un0
Tiine uuo e8 roQiert. ueberall DER
aniiate @eIihter, brillante Stinmlra
uno onaemeine 3ufrieoenhett! Wlr
molten bier aleib o0rithtlaerrueile
bemerten, oaB es pDl bier uno oprt
Musnabmen eeben mag, NOD Die @rns
ten nidt TO reid ausaefaaen ltnb uno
mandes gu mnnlHen lbrig Qeblleben
lit; aaein oieie meniqen Nusnabn1et
beit6tigen MIR Die Gegel elmer It'd
aaentbalben bemerfbar maheuoen
@plbabenbeit.
Die grnter uaren uoraiialiG uno
Die Breiie fir Die ueribieDenen Bros
butte fteben auf elmer 0Dbe. rpte tie
r,ur felter sa oeraeidnen par. Das
Wetter blieb i'm QGgemeinen girttlg,
tu,e man es nur miinI9en moGte,
fursum ea Ihfue .GIes oortrehllm
elm uuo meoer SDnuenbrano rob
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Reeen haben
5haoen angertbtet. ioear Die oes
furdtete BaummDnraupe bat Die
Grnte nidt neientlib perflrat. Sin
tuabres @lidsiabr!
nniere 2anobeuDlterung 1T Mot
fnauleria, uenn fie @elb bat, otes
aeiat iid sunabft i'm @ei6dftsoers
fehr. Sn alien 8ranhen berriht Die
lebbaftefe 9Gtigteit; es lit ben @roBs
unb Rleins Rauffeuten faut1 mD9sth.
Die Waren Idneu eenug unb in alss
reihenoer Wenae berbeisuihafen,
unieren Brnuereien feblt eS an 8e>
binben, I'M, bic g%arlaoungeu BON
Bier prompt nah allen &ihtungen
Fin ~perIenoer, gu tDnnen; nit einer1
Wprte es giebt iih cine gelhaftlldle
Mibrieteit funo, bic geraoeau in @rs
5tnurter1 iebt.
Nm beiter seigen fih Die guten
Reiter, audi auf Den Soften. go bat
bet5pielsueile bic unldnqit in Srieos
rihabura abgebaltene Nuateaung ie'
ben friiberen rRecuro" aeiblagen.
Gs befanber fib an einetn Gage in
ber Gtnbt, bic lelbft ttur 1900 @inz
wobner s6blt, 5000 Menihen uuo
pDn eberiu pielen murbe, mie Der
Werfauf Der TiGets eraab, bic Nuss
fte4ung befuht. Sn unenolib lanz
get, Meiber tarten Die Wageu Der
periHieoeniten Mrt, Nnbulan5en,
Buagiea, Bbaetons. &utlden. auf
Den bier nur n1Dglibert Weaen arge-
fabren uno biloeten in Der breiten
StraBe einen fait unburborinaliden
RrdueI. Sod ME sunDr. BET feiner
@eleaenbeit. batte man 10 niele Wfens
iHen in fredericksburg aeieben.
Bon ben in anoeren Orteu abgez
hnltenen Jeitlihteiter ldBt iib bas.
Selbe fneen. ueberau aahlreiher Be=
fub uno 2%iberalitdt i'm @elbaus.
eeben.
Nnes bat fih pDuftdnoig nerdnbert
uno bic Glaaelieber iino peritumt1t.
Die 2anomirtihaft in Eeros lift tuies
Der eiun1al gu @bren gefommen; ite
lit uieoer eint1al profttabel eepDrs
ben urb bDffentlih miro bas nun
cine Meibe r0n Sabren i1 bfeiben!
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-01-27
THE CRISIS is OVER
Such is the Opinion Expressed BY the
Governor General Of ST. Petersburg.
Meanwhile, if a Report From the
Russian Capital to a London News
Agency is lrz,le lncend'ary FIRES
Are Breaking Out in Inc Imperial
City.
(Bv the Associated Press }

st. Petersburg, Jan. 26.-2 a. NJ
CFriday.) )-Although the strikes IN
Keval. Libau, kieff, Odessa and rev
smaller places are extending, the sit
uation is nowhere acute. An increas-
ing number of workmen are out In
Moscow, but there is no general tie up
OF disorder there. The whereabouts
OF Father Gopon still remains mys-
terry. although it is believed the priest
is In Moscow.
The Russian capital presents almost
a normal appearance and the author1-
ties are confident that the backbone
OF the strike has been broken. Some
factories and mills already nave re-
sumed and general resumption oil
operations is expected on Monday
The authorities expect that the failure
cf the strike here will have dtscour-
aging effect upon the workmen III
ether cities to which the troubles have
been spreading and believe that there
is no longer danger of a complete sus-
pension of all the industrial concerns
of Russia.
Minister of the Interior Sviatopoik'
Nirsky has promised q delegation o.
editors who called upon him that III
will Investigate the arrest of mum
Der of prom. .nent writer's who are nov
confined in the st. Peter and st. Pau
forfresses and secure their release a
soon as possible.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-01-27
RICHMOND TO THE BAY.
NOtIli~ ~ p~oVert tINe T-,oor,>n,.n+i ION
OF this Road--Projected by Gould.
(Rv Ala Assnciated Press- }


Richmond, Va. jan, 26.-There is
now nothing to prevent the Richmond
and Chesapeake Bay Railway Com
pany from being incorporated. BY IT'S
decision in Wheelwright and others
VS.. Commonwealth, from the State
Corporation Commission the Supreme
Court today reversed the order enter
cd by the commission and remands
the case that the commission may is
sue the charter applied for.
This is the company in which Frank
j. Gould of New York, is interested
and which promises TO build n line of
railroad, to be operated by either
steam or electricity, from Richmond
to Ashland and thence TO the Chesa-
peake Bay at some point within the
county or northumberland or the
county Of Lancaster. 1t is also stated
that it is the purpose Of the company
to construct another line from Rich
mond to a point on Chesapeake Fay,
within the county of Gloucester, Mat
hrws or Middlesex.
Upon the application to the State
Corporation Commission tor char
ter. the latter was refused on the
ground that the commission was OF the
opinion that 1t might possibly conflict
with the provisions of a statute for
bidding the clRrter Of any railroad
company to bufld a line of railroad
parallel to the Richmond, FrGderickS-
burg & Potomac Road; the commits
sion stating in it's opinion that it deem
ed it best that the statute in question
should be construed by the Supreme
Court and its purpose and meaning
finally fixed and settled.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-01-27
Leads all North Carolina Daies i'm News a Circulation

locomotives freezing UP in the Spencer
round house. Main line and Western
crews which were called to leave at
an early hour were promptly relieved
until their engines could be thawed
out and gotten in running condition.
One engine which attempted to leave
the yards was disabled by the cylinder
head blowing out doing considerable
damage.
The Spencer wrecking crew were
called early today to Danville on ac-
count of a. head-end collision which
occurred there about o'clock this
morning. 1t Is learned that South
bound passenger train No. 80 and Il
Northbound freight in charge of En-
ginerr c. P. Gary. of Spencer. ran into
each other.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-01-27
INTERVIEW WITH TREPoFF.
He Declares that the Crisis in Russia
is Over.
lRx the Ass,., lated

4 -
st. Petersburg. Jan. 26.--6:25 p. IN.
Governor General Trepoff has receiv-
cd the correspondent of the Associated
Press today at the formers headquar-
terS in the Winter Palace manifests
complete confidence that the crisis is
over and that public order and the
safety Of the city are assured. Fur
ther than this the Governor General
takes an optimistic view Of the situa-
tion in the provinces. He said:
LAS you see the city is perfectly
tranquil There have been no disor-
ders since Sunday, and there will be
none in spite of the exaggerated
alarmist reports with which foreign
countries have been flooded. ] am in
n position TO guarantee the peace and
safety of the city. The workmen have
already begun to return to work. but
il is hardly possible for a general re-
sumption of work to ocur before Mon
gay. You have read my proclamation,
The vast majority of the Workmen
We're deceived into asSociating them
selves with political movement. The
government intends 10 do everything
possible under the law 10 see that they
receive justice
What of the future? People talk
of revolution, Of an area of bomb
throwing?" he was asked.
Il am an optinist, was the reply.
., have no fear of a revolution. As
for bomb throwers they are fcw in
number. They NAV attempt some
thing but nothing will be accomplish
ed in that fashion,
There are stories of wholesale ar
rests. it was suggested
There have been no arrests since
assumed the governor geueralship yes
tcrday. The government cannot per-
NIT conspirators againt it TO plot ana
agitatc as they please
rs Maxim Gorkey under arrest?''
GGeried the correspondent.
HE is not in st. Petersburg which
Is the extent of my jurisdiction. said
the general.
Where is Father Gopon?H -
Il cannot tell YOU,
In conclusion Governor General Tlrc-
poff said the government had nothing
to conceal. He was ready at all times
to answer proper questions
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-01-27
ROAR OF A TIE
Blaze of Artillery Red
dens the Snow.
Russian Force Crosses the Hun, and
japanese AIyance Against Themy
Through Bitter and Deadly
Cold.

Especial to News and ObServer.)
Kinston, N c., Jan. ga called
. meeting of the Chamber of Commerce
was held here tonight to consider the
Iouestion of decreased freight rates
(which are ,cSy charged by the lessees
iof the Atantic and North Carolina
Rail ,,@e,t7 and to formulate some plan
b which adequate relief can be Sc
cured. All citizens present were in
vited TO join in the meeting. A COM
mittee was appointed to Investigate
and report at a subsequent meeting
upon the matter of establishing line
of steamboats, on Neusc River to ply
between New Bern and kinston. \
committee on resolutions reported a
strong preamble and resolutions con-
demning the lease of the Atlantic and
North Carolina Railroad to the How
land Improvement Company, and re-
solving as follows:
/. That we will exert our rights and
throw off this tyrannical yoke of OPP
preston that has been fraudulently
heaped upon us.
.. That this meeting appoint COM
mittee of five to procure n list OF
rates in use under the old manage
ment of the Atlantic and North Caro-
lima Railroad and also one of the pres
ent rates issued by the Howland I'm
provement Company and to arrange
IAN audience with the Corporation Com
mission during the next 15 days and
submit to them our grievances and
ask for redress.
g. That the legislature, now in ses-
sion, in the city of Raleigh be re-
quested not to confirm the leace of the
Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad
TO the Rowland Improvement Com
.pany, nor to extend the charter of the
road.
4. That suit be brought at once in
our courts to have the lease of tho
Atlantic aud North Carolina Railroad
to the Rowland Improvement Conn
pany annulicd and that said commit
tee be authorized and are hereby em-
powered to employ counsel and solicit
necessary aid by private subscription
to defray the expenses ana to push
said suit to the extreme limit of the
law.
5. That we urge all towns along the
line of the Atlantic and North Carolina
Railroad and the people generally to
unite with lis and help us rid ourselves
of this tyranny.
g. Acknowledgements to Mr.. l.. Hines
for his articles on the subject in the
papers.
I. Request for publication in the
papers of the State.
These resolutions were adopted
unanimously. The meeting WAS or
derly and well attended by the busi-
ness men of Kinston.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-01-27
CHARGE AGAINST ENGLAND.
1t is Not Expected to Become Diplo
matte Incident.
(By the Associated Press. }

ST. Petersburg, Jan. 26.-5: AS p. m.
Sir Charles Hardinge, the British Am
bassador, today called Foreign Minis
ter Lamsdorff's attention to the tele-
gram posted at Moscow saying that
the disturbances at the Russian dock
yards and arsenals were due to An
glo-Japanese instigation and that both
Great Britain and Japan were spend
ing vast sums to prevent the Russian
Second Pacific Squadron from going to
the Far East. At the same time he
pointed out that a similar telegram
appeared here this morning in the
Russky Invalid, the army organ.
Count Lamsdorff assured Ambassador
Hardinge that such publications had
NO official sanction but added that he
would inquire whether it had been
ven an official appearance at Mos
COW.
The matter is not likely to assume
the dignity of a diplomatic incident.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-01-27
ANNUL THE LEASE
Says the Kinston Cham :
Der of Commerce.
Called Meeting Passes Resolutions in
Regard to Increased Rates On
Atlantic and North Carolina
Railroad,
lRx the Associated Press. }

Generol Kuroki's Headquarters,
Jan. 26.--A heavy continuous artillery
rear has been heard to the westward
all day. Apparently the largest en-
gagement since October is being
fought Reports received here are TO
the effect that a Russian force X had
crossed the Run River on the Japa-
nese left wing. A Japanese force ad-
vanced against the Russians, making
an attack.
The fighting must be attended with
great suffering from the cold A
snowStorm began on Monday, follow
ing a long period of remarkable mild
ness. The temperature is below zero
and the plains are covered with sew
eral inches of snow. The ground is
too hard for rapid trenching. Today's
move by the Russians is the first i'm
portant once since General Mistchen-
KOS recent raid.