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Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-01
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ProcuratOr General of the Holy synod
Hands In His Reclamation

PrOcuratOr General of the Holy synod
Hands I'm His Resignation.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 31.-The dawn Of
constitutional era marks also the passing
Of Constantine Petrovitch Pobienonostseff
the aged chief procurator of the holy synod
and the servant and advisor of three en-
perors, who all during his long life has
been the strongest defender of the auto
crazy. He was unwilling to remain in
office under a parliamentary government
and tonight presented his resignation which
was accepted by the emperor. who at the
same time nominated him TO che senate,
the resting place of retired statesmen. The
following rescript addressed to NJ. Pobie-
| donostseff was published late tonight:
Constantine Petrovitch-Yielding to your
desire, we have called you TO the senate
activity as a member of the council Of the
empire, but liberate you from the functions
OF chief procurator of the holy synod and
from member Of the committee OF ministers
Having been for more than a quarter OF
a century the nearest collaboration with my
grandfather. my father and myself in the
administration of the orthodox church, you
have acquired my esteem by your extra
ordinary capability and devotion TO the
throne. In divesting myself In your person
of the services of a statesman whose zeal
and firm convictions We're ever mighty ap-
| preciated by me, md II my sincere duty
| to express to you my profound gratitude
| for your devoted services.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-01
Trepon Issues a Warninr.

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 1.-6:9O a. m
Early this morning after a conference in
which the generals commanding troops in
St. Petersburg participated. General Trep-
OF issued the following announcement,
which is being placarded throughout the
city:
The day of october 81 unfortunately did
not pass of without violence, encounters
between the different factions OF the popu-
lation as wei as with the police aud troops
Recognizing the responsibility imposed In
me I again request the population 10 main
tain order and give warning that all at
tempts 10 disturb order will be suppressed
with the most peremptory and CATEGORICAL
measures. TREPOFF.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-01
soIutIon of sand IAN ProbIem.

BLAKE Neb, Oct. So.-To the Editor OF
The Bee: Your paper has contained sew
eral articles on the solution Of the sandhill
land problem. Your writers differ widely
in their opinions as to the proper solution.
believe that the <inkaid section law was
a step In the right direction. The next great
step is to get railroads to build lines to tap
and develop the future greatest stock-rais-
ing and dairy district in Nebraska, Alfalfa,
native grass bluegrass, Hungarian rye and
bronze grass will grow abundantly in dry
years as well as wet, where the right hand
ling Of this land is understood. Hundreds
Of acres of alfalfa are now growing on the
very sandy land, clearly proving the great
wealth lying dormant in this now consid-
cred worthless district OF Nebraska There
viii be fortunes to the dairy interests which
will come and develop same. / have known
the sandhill lands OF this district for the
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-01
ONE SYSTEM OF ROBBERY
ROEues Get Into Homes Under Pretext
of Repairing Telephones ana
DO Mischief.

Chief OF Police Donahue has received q
postal card from Chief Hyatt Of Albany.
n. y stating that two men representinS
themselves to be employees Of a telephone
company stole diamonds and Jewels 70 the
vale OF 1890 while working I'm the home OF
A j. Mcclure on the pretext OF repairing
telephone. The Omaha chief thinks Il
well to guard Omaha people against the
possibilities of being robbed in a similar
manner.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-01
Accidental peath.

Tuesday morning Coroner Bradley held
an Inquest over the body OF Joseph Shuty.
the Austrian who was asphyXiated Sunday
morning in room over the Ashatz' saloon.
Gil North sixteenth. The jury returned a
death. The coroner has not yet been able
TO locate relatives OF the dead man
Il has been decided that no inquest will
be held over the body OF Nels Jensen, who
died from the effects Of a large dose OF
carbolic acid Monday morning, the cir
cumstances OF the death plainly indicating
suicide.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-01


@I Two stories stand out
Nin the November Nc
Cures (now on ssle) two
stories OF war and death,
and Of love greater than
either war or death. "The
Last LoVe-Feast," by Basil
King, with pictures by Andre
Castaigne; "The Substitute"
by Samuel Hopkins Adams,
illustrated by Louis Loeb.
These are stories OF life as il
is lived, real, strong and hu-
man.
s. s. MCCLURE COMPANY
40 East 23d Strees
Anew YORK
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-01

to remain on strike until tho question OF
the use Of the Polish language is settled
and until the government proclsims am
nesty for political prisoners and self-gov-
eminent for Russian Poland.
The newspapers are appearing without be-
ing subjected TO censorship.
The police insist that the people remain
indoors after p. m, and this is causing
much indignation.
Critical situation I'm Lods.
LODI. Russian Poland, oct. 31-The
situation here tonight is extremely serious.
The general strike is still in progress.
Several collisions occurred between the
mobs and the troops on Pitrokowsd street
at o'clock this evening. The infantry
fired on the mobs, killing two persons and
wounding three. An hour later on Kon-
stantin street two privates we're killed and
eight wounded. At the same hour a coll
lision took place in the suburb of Baluty,
where three persons were killed and eight
wounded.
The military governor has ordered the
troops to mercilessly quell all disorders.
william Claims Credit.
BERLIN, Oct 81. Emperor william
wrote to Emperor Nicholas last winter
suggesting that he grant Russia a consti-
Nulloll lndl SlOulu lHCluut lHe ElBui "a
habeas corpus. upon which the German
emperor seemingly laid stress. In succeed
ing letters Emperor William followed up
the subject, always taking the view that
Emperor Nicholas would find the labor
of ruling Russia simplihed by sharing the
responsibilities with elected representa-
| tives.
The Russian emperor's manifesto is re-
| ceived here with uncommon satisfaction in
| government quarters, where IT is believed
Russia will now enter upon a period of
constitutional development. Conservative
and moderate opinion expressed in the
| newspapers also took this view. The
more radical newspapers consider that the
concession was wrung from Emperor
Nicholas and that his decree was an an
| rouncement of bankruptcy of the auto
| cracy.
No evening socialist paper Is published,
but the socialist opinion seems to be that
It will be necessary to continue the agita-
ton in Russia In order to secure what has
been promised and to get more.
strike in Moscow Ends.
| MOSCOW, Oct. 81. There were public
! rejoicings here today over the emperor S
manifesto and the strikers resumed work.
| Many meetings were held in the streets
and one at the university. where Prof.
! Manuelleof addressed the students. The
crowd formed a procession, in which
there were 1000 persons, and paraded
through the streets singing patriotic songs.
| proceeding toward the residence OF Gov
| ernor General Durnovo for the purpose of
demanding the liberation OF political pris-
oners. On the way they met a force of
policemen escorting a body of prisoners
whom the crowd wanted released. A con-
fict ensued in which there was firing on
| both sides and two persons were killed and
| anIne injured
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-01
Fiery Speeches at University.

At the Kazan cathedral the procession
countermarohed to the university. where
from the balconies students harangued the
crowds with fiery speeches urging the peo-
pie not to cease the struggle until every
right OF man had been attained. In the
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-01
Soldier. Provoke VIoIenee.

ODESSA, Oct. 3l.-9l5 p. m.-Somethlng
approaching panic prevails in this city
tonight. There is much indiscrminate
shooting and hands Of roughs are prowllng
in various quarters looking for an oppor-
tunity TO pillage.
Il is openly stated that the police and
military are indignant at the changed order
of things resulting from the emperor's
manifesto and are abetting the disorderly
elements in order TO give excuse for vio-
lence.
With darkness came a serious outbreak
when troops attacked the Jewish retail
shops in Dalmtzkai street, It is reported
that they were accompanied by nifty police
men disguised as workmen. The Cossacks
in aiding the shopkeepers used their whips
and the flats Of their swords freely while
/ the shopkeepers discharged revolvers and
/ rifles into the crowds. 1t is reported that
several persons were killed or wounded.
There were collisions also in other quar-
: tiers and IL is stated that in every case
: shots were hred by disguised policemen
compelling the Cossacks 20 use their knouts.
resulting in numbers OF persons being badly
/ injured.
/ The students at a mass meeting tonight
decided TO arm for self-defense. The sit
uation is considered critical. especially in
view of the possibility OF trouble at the
funeral tomorrow OF students who were
killed In the recent disturbances.
strike In warsaw Continues.
WARSAW. Oct. 5l.-lo:l6 p. m.-The EN-
Ployes Of the Vienna railroad have decided
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-01
Strike In WaraaVv Continues

WARSAW. Oct S1.-lol6 p. m.-The en-
ployes Of the Vienna railroad have decided
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-01

point Of a serious encounter with the
troops or with the loyalists.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-23
Ans ben iibrieeu Tbeilrn.

Gid a. b. Nlsettc, 20. Ipril. -
Nm Samstag miitbete bier in Dem
nlten Shlob 9erpart cine 6euers.
brunit. Tas Shlob beitebt aus
cinem Mittelbou unb spei poriprin-
genoen Seitcniliiaeln. Sn Dem lin.
fen Sbeil pobut Die 6amilie Miiler.
Seif, pGbreno uui Der reften Seite
Ole Samilie Geo Mes ibre @obnnne
bat. I'm 8 llbr iab Der 8drtner
Der Somilie does Mnut mnb Slam.
men aus Dem Tahacid)oB iid crbe.
ben. Gr elite ms Saiis unb id,lug
Mlorm. lie Senermebr bon Gid
mor iosleid on Srt uno Steae. oes-
gleiten ole bon Shiiilinsen ctmos
lpGter lonate ole Webr bon Wonue.
rid an Der Vronoitdtte an. Tie
9oidarbeiten mnroen nit pier bis
iiiui Sprisen in Ansriif aencmmcn.
Mnd onaeiirenater Sb1tigfcit DER
2oitmnnnihaitcn 9elong es. bns
Seiier ji lotaliiireu. Ter Iofitubl
iii CANA nbgebromut. Mn lem 8e.
bGlIoc cntitnnb Elm Shnoen bon
etmo 10000 Tr. Serr 0fcs erlei.
oct cinen Sd)ohen bon ctiun 10000
Ut. uno iii periihert. Serr Wiiller
crleioet cinen Shaoen pon ctmo 20.
600 Gsr.. DER nid)t periidert lit. Non
pcrnuthet, baB bos Neircr onrdl
airsif,lub Der eicftriIfen Seltung
cntitmtoen lit.
Dab Nousori, "a. Npril. Seute
miiroe bier Die 10. General . Der.
iommlung oes Mooli.I erbonOeS ND.
gebulten. I'm balb ~ llbr @or.
mittngs ianb Der gmpiaug Der nit
Sonoer5ug eintreffennen Goritunos.
mitglieoer unb @ertreter bcs 0er.
banoes hurh ben @emeinoerotb mo
Die @eieaifaiten. @einnsperein.
6euerpcBr uno Burner itatt. Ter
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-23
MISUNDERSTANDING
J g%Snaem6urger 9la6ridteu. ]


miitblife ,Sod15eitsieier itatt, iuobei
Dos jlinge Yoar nit uiclen ihonen
@elhenfeu beebrt murbe. Stronger
lit Elm jiinger Surembnrger unb elm
brnper, tiiftiaer Wenid,, Scr iif
reblifl bemiibt, normdrts NJ TOM.
men. Gr lit in Den g., g. & O.
Werfltdtten beifaitiat. Iie iunge
Srdu lit cine 3ofter bon 4errn nno
Grau Better Soiimam in Clingcn,
luxembourg, uno fleiBig mo beifei.
ben lno Die beiten Wiinife werben
ibr unb ibrem 8otten gum Sod)5ei.s.
ieite ooraebraft. Gns ilunge Toar
miro in ieinem eigenen Seim in ser
Saf Gnrf Iooition nobnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-23

Itidt bird ben einorinaenben Maiid).
Sn leinem Shrefen gelaug Is Inn
nift ~iofort. Die auf Die 3reppe iiih-
renoc 1biire 81 Oifuen, rno 10 wrroe
er BON Den Slammen ergriifen unb
erlitt erbeblid1e 9rdnDmunoen an
aopic, luelhe feline Miifnobme in Die
alinif notbnenoig mndten. auf
Den eriten Ilarmruf rpuren ioiort
einige Nafborn berbeigecilt. benrn
iih lioh einiaen Winuten Der
6euernebr-N ahtpoiten nnihloB, uno
Oeren pereinten Initrengnngen &c.
lang es, Den gronD nuf ieinen Sero
at bcihr1nfen. Ter Sauseigentbii.
mer, ionic Der Wietber erlciben M.
bcbcutenoen matericllen Sfooen,
welder ourt 8eriidprung sebedt lit.
Elite Der Verionen, bic Die @rfIG-
riiltg sur Grlongung Der Gisenihait
dis 2uremburger absegeben buben.
Mobert abrabum, Sonbidyubihnci'
Der, Surembura. Gmil Sobann
Arens, 5anoelsangeiteater, 9ett-
born. Sran5 9a5aine. StloIier.
5oaerif. Sobnnn geder, giient
bobnihloiier. Yonneueg. Ilfreo
Mihel Sobann 8%ugenbeim. Snou-
%itrielle, 2urembnre. gugen Sein-
rid, Ebilipp Seainds, @eiBgerber,
2uremburs. gonorb aorl 9tifolnus
8auffmann. Mehonifer. Eaul Ho.
bert autter. 3ehnifer, 9urembure.
Nifolaus Sougebegermann, Snpe5ie-
rer, Sircmburg. @ugen Nitolnts
9ebnen, Giienbahnidloiier, Solerid.
2i,cien 2epp, V%iebbGnoier. Bonnie.
meg. Mrtbur Marr, aauimann,
Cid a. b. NlS. Seinrid) Mnnfler,
aderer. Siipperoingen. 2eopoIo
auenit Shrlio, Giienbobnbeamter,
9uremburg. Sran5 Morimilian
9llions Senp. Shloiier, Iiioelineen,
Safob Giid)en, Iderer, 9iiihroot.
aorl anod. 9ader. Suremburs.
Sohann Wanberiheio, Sufidnnieo.
Soaerih. Wihel Wanoerifeio,
Sufihmieb, Sollerih. Sobonn
Wolitor. Iferer, Sols.
G~ipilitamb Der Stabt 2nrembnrg.
Seiratbcn. %. april:
Watbios 9iwer, @eibserber, nit
Waria Nennig; Hifolas 8oien, gln-
itreider, nit Warin Nimur. %:
Sobann Neter Sdpars, Sanoihub.
ibneioer, nit Suianna Wiiaer; So.
bann Serinser, Sdneioer, nit So.
tbarino Weber; Sobann Waierns,
Shneibermeiiter. nit Worgaretba
Moulin; Soicpb Nifolas @rosber,
a~oufmlonn, nit Mdthiloe 9reitboii.
90: Sran5 Gonrab CONNER, Won.
tirer, nit gliiabetb Seite; Sobann
@ultap Souperi, aoufmann nit
slnno Moria Sophie Shombureer.
81: Yeter. genonnt Sobann Veter
@retit. @erid,tsidrciber Gonoioat.
nit Noolphine 8an @ermede; Con.
robin Gbmltno Senle, SalWt.
acknowledgements nit 0ralpisfo
emma @phfolS. ri,
Sterbefalle. %. Mpril:
Maria Gotbarina Wiiho, alt AZ g..
gbetrau pom Nifolus WeierS. aailf-
mann; %: Sohnnm Erieorif)
Stuls, alt SO g., Sfnbmafer; So
tbariua 9ieberif, alt 63 &, 0ienit-
mogb, ebelos. ans Nltnies. %.
8dr5dra Houpenau. alt 65 g.,
Gigentbiilnerin. @ittpe pom Wihael
Sund, 5tlbs. 9%ierbrauer. "a.
Margaretho 3immer, olt 49 s.,
Gbeiral bon Sub. Eitot, Sppograph.
25.: Matthias @loben. alt 60 Satire,
@in5er, uis @intringen; Sobonu
Shmit, nlt 4 Monote; Bernard
Winnp, alt SO Sabre, 2oalobner,
ons Sriiingn. 26.: Gatborino
Sirih, alt 81 Sabre, 3ienitmaso,
ebelos. 81: @liie Warie Weper,
aft I I. unb s. 81; Soiepb Meoins.
alt 5 Sabre nuO 10 Monate. oils
Sollerif,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-23
lie Gitelfcit Der 9inocr.

Gitelfcit lit cine Stppeiter Ser
2iige, Elm Nluswuhs. Der Gbrlicbe,
Die Die mabrc Gbre nifyt i'll iuirflid)e
Werpienite, IN mnbre Tolltommenbeit
icst, iorSern In GilBerlibe Einge, in
ben Sd)ein bes &erDienites unO Der
ELECTROMAGNETIC. Sic gent init Der
Siige Sano III Sonn ourd)'s Seben,
mo menll man bebouptet, 0aB ole
@elt boiler Slig uno 2rng lei, 10
fam man aud, nit oemiel6en Hed)te
BON Der Gitelteit inacn, ooB iic in
alien Shidten uno arciicn ocs
Bottles mehr ODER meniger g~eiunOeit
miro. nobel i'm N~llsrmcinen Der
WaBitob Der rid)iiac lein mag. oab
Die Gitclfcit mmio GROCER iii, ic I'M.
sebiloeter has betreiienoe aberdeen.
finb lit. utb ie Weuiacr mirflife
@erbienite es mliSumeiien bat.
Nud) unierc ainhermelt lit id)on
bon oieiem bdBlid]en Cater onae.
itcft. menise 9lide gerilgeu. I'M bas
81 bemeiien. Won beofte n,ir, mie
ielbit flcine ainocr inns poblgcf1ai9
lire Vusiad)en sciaen. tic sur Shau
trnaen uns miihiam erlernte &iinite
unb Sertigfeiten uormad)en uno Inn
unier Sob bublen!
@ie miro nun Die Gitelfeit ben
3inoern a~uer5ogen? Man beobuhte
nur. ipie Wiitter. @Grterinnen nin..
i~iberbaupt ale. Die nit fleiuen Sim
bern umgeben. bierbei periabren.
Sic riihmen Die. binten 9Gnoer. Die
neuen Shube. Die neuen aleioer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-23
1as Wmttcrhcrs.

Wos lit Dem Wutterber3en gleiG,
80 freuoenpoll, 10 ihmer5ensreidJ,
60 milo unb 5nrt in 2eioensseit,
in often Notben bilfsbereit.
Nidts uuf Der Welt bat iold)e arait,
Tie iiber iein 0ermogen id)nift.
Wenn Naes Dir III Naf)i perionf,
gs liebt lid peiter ohne Ganf
go rein mie 8olo. 10 icit mie gr5
las cin5ige, Dos Wt,ltterber5:
Gs aonnt Iir neiolos iebes 8liid.
gs siebt uno iorbert nifts 5l,riif.
Ter 6r!ibling, oen Cir 8ott be.
Ifecrt.
Zen eis'nen Serblt ibm holo perfldrt.
IN Teiner Sreuoe Sonnenliht
Strnblt bed Der Wutter Mngeiid)t,
lein Stol5 - ibr Stol5, Tcil
Gubm - ibr Hrtbm,
Ienn Oh bit ia ibr GigentblHn.
Wit eig'nem 9lut, nit Nngit unr
Sd,mer5
lid oas Mutterber5.
@er ME eiit Wutterhers gefonnt,
Fem lit perihloiien gbenslano.
les 9ebensbaumes ihoniter 3rieb,
Der uns POM YarnOieie blieb.
Sm aampf Der @elt, elm id)usenf
Shilb.
Der 8oftesliebe @benbilb,
Oh. Mutterliebe - oas Bit oil,
ltno lasit on ldngit IN @robesruh'.
Iii 3iebit Damn liebeno bimmelmGrts
Iein aino, on ieel'ges Mittterber5
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-23
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Wabriprnh

Mag @cin Dem @oumen aiih ~
bogei,
Gem iunaen 9lut er penis fromnti
lie Sugenp milB benz Wein entiageM
@eil 6erer ionit al 0euer fontntt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-23
Cine @arnmns fir Ntittcr.

Ter groBe gubpreoiger oes iiinf-
5ebnten Sabrbunoerts lino finolife
0erebrer Der bl. Slnnafrau, ber vi.
gernaroints BON Siend aus bent
Sroen oes fl. i5ran5isfus. sonnte
Iif feline Hube, Inn Die blrf Ghriiti
glut ertaiiften Seelen hieuiebeil
gliidlid) uub elpig gliidielis 81 mo.
den. Sir ieoen Stano batte Der
Seilise ole trefflihiteu Sebren unb
Winfe, nm ibm ieine Tflihten III
red,ter uno @ott gefa1iser @eile er.
iiilen 5u belfen. n@eitattet nid)t",
ermabnt er namcntlif ole Wiitter,
in oeren Sdnbe, menn oitd) nift
INNER. 10 bod meiitens oas Sfid.
ial ibrer ainber. namentlih Der
5od)ter lIest. rgeitattet nif,t, ooB
cure lod)ter leidltfertige Sicoer er.
lernen. Snltet lie an Ieittngen sur
Seiitta Der beiligen Bidder uno Der
Sebensbeidreihnna beiliger Sung.
frouen an; lnliet tic nid)t oen gal5cn
log miiiiig geben. Snbet eiu mad.
lanes Iu9e aui lie uno hiitet lie aui
Sd)ritt ullo Sritt." Die Seiliaen.
Segenoe lit barum Der idonite lno
~foitbarite Spiegel. Ben cine Wntter.
iiberbuupt Die Gltern, ibren ainoern
tauien ooer id)enfen fonnen. 20
lerrt bas aino ieine Seele fennell
ltilb id)asen lernt, mie 6 bielelbe
ppn Den tSeblern ltno boien Neigml-
gen reiniaen. nit Su9enoen oaSeacn
idmiiden miiiie; iieht unb mirb
banogreiflih innc, oaB gles eitel
mo niftig lit, oi,Ber Wott oienell
mo inn allein lieben. Ter Sugeuo-
lhniiid lit Der idonite. Den Die ain-
Der hienieoen anlegcn uno trogen
tonnen. @eld)e hriitlidle Glteril
iullten niht oieien mobren Sdmntd
Dor Nllem germ an ibreu aiioerr
iebenl Niles @olo. lino Silber.
geprnnge, dies 6litteruerf in alei.
ocrpraft lit nidlts I'M SergIeid)e nit
Dem 5ugcnoaeidmcioc, oeiien 8lan5
ol!ein Dor 0otI oem Serrn Mertl]
bat uno Inerfennn1 iinoct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-31
THE TOGO lobster"
Double Meaning Of Term Applied to
Japan's Naval Hero.

A reception will be rendered Baron ko-
mura by the Nippon Club of New York
city on the evening of August 1, said Mr..
Sato. Until that time he has no engage
ments. The reception has been arranged
by members of the club and by japanese
residents of New York.
Mr.. Almar Sato of the Japanese peace
commission was much amused by the COM
ment which had been aroused by the Togo
Lobster course of the Nippon Club din
ner. -
.What does lobster mean in American"
he asked ''It must be something not very
nice. In Japan to use the word In connec-
ton with a man is a compliment. The lob
ster to US is the symbol of long life and
good luck"
When the American slang was explained
he laughed heartily. He knows how to
laugh, too. There is ring about his mer-
rimerit which Is infectious.
Vladivostok's future was discussed by
Mr.. Sato and those with him Saturday.
Yasukiro Ishakawa, a Japanese newspaper
man who is with Baron Komura's party.
said that the popular opinion In his coun-
try was that the forts should be disman-
tied and the port made free to the COM
merce OF the world.
Mr. Eato said that Vladivostok in Russian
hands would always be menace to Japan,
but that the Japanese fleet was much
stronger than that OF Russia. and that the
northern Japanese eeast, which II but
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-31
Gear Averse to Shameful Peace.

The czar has received a telegram from the
clergy of district in the Orenburg govern
ment, who, speaking for the $4,000 residents
Of the district, pray his majesty not to
conclude a shameful peace with Japan.
The car made the following note on the
dispatch: 1.-THE Russian people can rely
on me. Never will conclude shameful
peace or one unworthy of great Russia"
The czar has appointed a commission to
inquire into the causes of the demoraliza-
ton affecting the naval establishments in
the Baltic and Black seas. Admiral Bril-
left, minister of marine, will preside over
the inquiry-at Cronstadt, Admiral Loorin
at Libau, and Admiral Tchouknine at Sc
bastopol. The commission will deal with
the discipline among the officers and the
conditions of the sailors life. The cleo
toral scheme approved by the council of
ministers for the projected national assem-
bly, Is an elaborate system that Will clint
nate as far as possible class representation.
The only classes who will be excluded from
the franchise are soldiers. persons under
% years of age and women The latter.
however, II they possess the necessary
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H. RIdali, U. S. N; ]. d. Embrick. U. S.
A; r. V. Reynolds, Philadelphia; H. A.
Hawkins, New York.
Arlington-T. w Minor, Memphis; II. G..
Chafeld, New York; Louis Pastor, Spanish
legation.
Rggs-Charles L. Joy, ST. Louis; DR.. ].
L. Raglan. Therbokaux. La; w. l.. Dodd
Birmingham; Robert Killgore. New York;
II. L. Walton. Minnesota: j. r. Stewart,
Baltimore; Edward Jefferson. Wheeling.
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Darby New York; J. f. Darden, Albu-
querque: W. W. Whiting. New York; w.
NJ. Whitney, New York; E. d. Shepherd,
Philadelphia: A. B. Browning, New York:
7. S. Clarke. Charleston, w. Va; j. M.
Harris, New York.
Shorehan-J. ]. Kennedy New York: T.
X Helm Louisville: George NJ. Ryall, New
York; I. r. Phillips, Indian Territory; Fl.
l.. Campbell, Manila. z. L.; 4. Q. Boxer
New York
Willard-George West. Detroit: John
Duffey. jr., Memphis; III. b. TwombIey,
New York; Elizabeth Cook, Chicago; A. L.
Mooney Philadelphia.
St James-E. b. Moorehouse Springfield
Ohio; H. M. Dumas, Detroit. Mich. l.. E.
Slack and wife. Franklin. Md; w. B. Hat
ten, Ell Paso, Texas; George w. Merritt.
San Francisco; J. w. Lauton, Philadel-
ohia Pa