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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-07-21
RAPPORT urzedowy Rozestwiehskiego porazce.
Sober ziemstw odbywa sic dalej W Moskwie
pomlmo zakazu.
MkODY KNlAZ ROSYJSKl PRZYBYWA DO STANOW
ZJEDNOCZONYCH MA STAkY POBYT.
Nowy prezydent Equitable Pawe Norton energicznie
robi porzsdek.

SUJqSy uiU vi ~ AioiA
znaczne datki; Chinczyk uslugu-
jacy W salonie okretowym dostal
$40 jako napitek. Komisarze wio-
"a ze soba 80 kufrow, a z tych o.
kolo 60 napelnionych jest doku-
mentami potrzebnyni ma konfe-
rencyi podarunkami, ktore maja
bye rozdane w Ameryce.
Washington, 21go lipca. Ma
deszfo tu urzedowe uwiadomienie
rzadu chinskiego, IL Chiny ME
beda czu1y sic zwiazane zadnyml
ukiadami tyczacymi sic Mandzu-
ryi, O lie Rad chinski ME costa
ME zapytywany o zdanie. Uwia-
domienie to wyslano do prezyden-
ia. MIN Rad chihsh rozesla} to
uwiadomienie do mocarstw ME
interesowanych, przesla} je rza-
dom japohskiemu i rosyjskiemu.
Brzmienie tel noty jest tego ro-
,dzap,,7e ME wymaga odpowiedzl.
Paryz, ergo lipca. = Wedle te-
legramu Petersburga do "Llber-
te", admiral Rozestwienski, znaj-
dujacy sic W niewoli japohskiej.
w urzedowym swym raporcie o
zniszczeniu jego floty donios}, IL
''jego okrety byiy budowane ME
tylko pospiesznie, ale nieuczci-
wie". Pancerne piyty ME by5y tax
grube, jak wedle kontraktu bye
mialy, a nadto ze z1ego byly ma
teryalu; maszyny i kotiy ustawi-
cznej potrzebowaiy naprawy, "a
den okret ME mog1 zabierac pre-
pisanej ilosci wegli i zaden ME
mial urzedowo podanej szybko-
Sci. Z granatow dwie trzecie ME
eksplodowaiy. Kanonierzy ME u
mieli absolutunie obs}ugiwac
dial. Juz W Madagaskarze wybu-
cfly bunty. Azeby zaprowadzic
porzadek pomiedzy zalogami
"Admirala Senjawina" "Admira-
Ia Apraxina'', trzeba by}o skiero-
wywac dziala eskadry ku tym o.
kreton. P6zniej dowiedziano sic,
ze buntownicy 'postanowili pod
dae sic nieprzyjacielowi. Admi-
raj Enquist znikl nagle, admiral
Voelkersam zosta1 zabity, a ad-
miralowi Nebogatowowi odmo-
wiono posluszenstwa.
Toxic, a1go lipca- = Wielkie
tu robia przygotowania do przy-
jecia amerykahskiego sekretarza
wojny Tafta i jego towarzyszy
podrozy. Oprocz urzedowych
przyjee u cesarza w innych
miejscach, urzadzone zostana
przyjecia przez bankierow, inne
wp1ywowe towarzystwo kompa-
ME i t. p. Demonstracye maja wy
kazat, jak wysoce Mikado ia
pohczycy cenia przyjazh re Sta
nami Zjednoczonymi.
Rosyjska kwatera W polu, 21go
lipca. = Poch6d Japohczykow cd
Korei teraz odbywa sic szybciej.
Wojska ida ku Musan, Nangan i
Hasawaga. Zdaje sie,ze otrzyma-
1y znaczne posi1Ei Cd marszalka
Oyamy stojacego naprzeciw gen.
Liniewicza. Oczekuja tez ladowa-
MIA wojsk japohskich ,tuz przy
Wiadywostoku. Ma Sachalinie
Japonczycy dostali sic do Wlady-
winorska.
, Petersburg, a1go lipca. Rad
wykonal swoja grozbe j zawiesa
wydawnictwo "Siowa" ma mie-
siac "a to, ze to czasopismo poda-
10 sprawozdanie ze soboru ziemstw
w Moskwie. Zawiesiono rowniez
wydawnictwa gazet "Russkija
Wiedomosti' i "Nowosti".
Odbylo sic tu wczoraj tajemne
posiedzenie komitetu wykonaw-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-07-21

wladze, re urzadzili miedzy soba
gfosowanie i re ma wlasna reke
porozumieli sic wiascicielanli
SHADOW drzewa, skutkiem czego
juz dzisiaj powracaja do swych
koni, prawem noszenia znacz-
kow unijnych.
w tych warunkach ME pozo-
staao wspolnej radzie woznicow
mic innego do uczynienia, jak
strajk odwolac, ,zwlaszcza re unia
rozwozicieli drzewa liczby 500
straci}a przez gfupi strajk 200
swoich czionkow.
Zarzad firmy Carson, Pirie,
Scott and CO. oswiadczyi goto-
wost przyjecie wszystkieh swych
dawnych woznicow, i1torych "a
luje, re sluchali swych lekko-
myslnych przywodzcow. Praco-
dawcy oparli SIG strajkom, urza-
dzanym przez sympatye i odnie-
sli swietne zwycieztwo, ktorego
ME chca wyzyskat ma niekorzysc
uni. Pomimo to ME ulega watpli-
wosci, ze z liczby 1000 strajkie-
row 400 ME odzyska swych da-
wnych stanowisk, ci, ktorzy
wroca do dawnej pracy beda
zmuszeni pracowac ma rowni z
nieunionistami, bez prawa powo-
lywania sic na swe znaczki unlJ-
ne. Ogol woznicow W skladach
departamentowywych w uslu-
gach kompanij ekspresowych
swietowal przez 3 miesiace, z kas
unijnych otrzymywaf zaledwie
male wsparcie, lecz dla taklch pa
now jak Shea ME braklo W kasie
uni woznicow nigdy pieniedzy.
Kiedy woznice obracali nikla ma
wszystkie strony, chcac 'zaspoko-
ic pragnienie szklanka piwa, TAXI
Shea bawi} sic wesolo w lokalach,
wyrzucajac dziesiatki dolarow ma
szampana ma rome przysmaki.
Obecnie strajk skohczony w
miescie zapanuje porzadek.
Sprawiedliwy wyrok.
Welcome B. Jerome jest bu-
chalterem w zakladach Illinois
Steel Company, Charles Faure
byl auditorem w Chicago Tele-
hone Company. Poniewaz Faure
.ba}amucil zone Jerome'a, ten ude-
rzyl 60 w zeszla niedziele tax sill
ME w twarz, re Faure padl ma
zienie trupem. Wczoraj grand
Jury" uwolnila Jerome'a Cd odpo-
wiedzialnosci, przyznajac kazde-
mu mezowi prawo wypoliczkowa-
mia takiego draba, ktory swojem
postepowaniem zamaca mu spo-
k6j domowy. Jerome ME moga
przypuszczac, re zabije Faure'a
jednem uderzeniem piescia W
twarz.
Ze spraw miejskich.
Komisya rady miejskiej zwra-
ca uwage, re dzielnica polnocno
zachodnia, majaca $4,000 miesz-
kahc6w, posiada "a malo ma}ych
parkow, W ktorych moglyby ba-
vic sic dzieci pod dozorem osob
kompetentnych, Take park die
ciece So koniecznie potrzebne
konisya wezwie og6} obywatel-
stwa do skladania ofiar, azeby
takie park urzadzac.
Zachodzi kwestya prawna, czy
burmistrzowi wolno Detroit
sprowadzat pana Du Points, jake
doradce W sprawach tramwajow
miejskich. Du Points jest wpraw-
die bieglym W takich sprawach,
lecz ME jest obywatelem stanu
Illinois. Czy ME by1oby prakty-
czniej wskazat mieszkahca sta
nu Illinois, rownie zdolnego, jak
Du Points Detroit2
w szkole Worthy ME maja
podobno ch1opcy, skazani ma
przymusowa "poprawe" napezy-
tego dozoru. Bija nowych przy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-07-21
.zego "Ligi Lig", i uioaono

poczac 22 lipca. Niektorzy rady-
kalni rowniez radzili, aby w tym
dniu zrobic demonstracya ma
cmentarzu Preobrazehskim.
Doniesienie zamachu ma Po-
biedonoscewa by}o prawdziwe.
Pobiedonoscew pojechai spokoJ-
ME ma sesya 'swietego synodu' |
dopiero po sesyi opowiedzial 0.
zamachu. Potem odjecha} ma dwo-
rec bez eskorty policyi. 81
Moskwa, 21go lipca. = Sober
ziemstw znowu zebral sic w mie-
szkaniu ksiecia Doigorukowa.
Pierwsza rezolucya, ktora proPo-
nowano, zawiera protest przeclw
samowoli wladz przeciw ogra-
niczaniu praw jednostek. Poleco-
no komitetowi ulozyc te rezo1u-
eva. P6zniej odby}a sic dyskusya
mad projektem do konstytucyl.
Policya ME przeszkadzala.
Berlin, 21go lipca. = Dwaj ME
mieccy uczeni oznajmiaja W
"Deutsche Medizinische Wo-
chenschrift", il odkryto srodek
anestetyczny, ktory posiada
wszelkie zalety kokainy, ale ME
posiada jej zlych wsasnoscl. NO
wa ia substancya zostaia nazwa-
ma "Allypina". Wywo1uje znie-
czulenie, ale ME zawiera trucizny.
Doniesiono tu, re krol Ahons
d. 10 wrzesnia wyjedzie z Madry-
tu, azeby odwiedzit Berlin.
New York, 21go lipca. = W.
poniedzialek przyby1 tu miody
Rosyanin, ktory utrzymuje, re
nazywa sic kniaz Potemkin Jest
synem bylego rosyjskiego adml-
rala Potemkina. Przybyl on ma
francuzkim parowcu La Bretagne
pod pokladem, ale kiedy ma Ellis
Island rewidowano jego pakunkl'
znalezieniu u nego $4,000. LiczW
lat okolo IS, byl ubrany w rosyl-
ska dluga kapote, opasana pasem
iw wysokie buty. Mowi biegle po
rosyjsku, niemiecku francuzku,
slabo po angielsku. Utrzymu]e'
ze Jest nasladowca Tolstoja, re
ME widzi sposobu, by stosunki w
Rosyi mogly znaienit sic ma lep-
sze dlatego postanowi1 osiast W
Stanach Zjednoczonych. Spree
dal swa wzasnosc "a $4,000, z
czego okoso $4,000 obr0ci} ma "a
p1acenie d1ugow. Zamierza ma "a
chodzie gdzies kupic wieksza TAR
me zajae sic gospodarstwe1n'
Oczywiscie ME zatrzymano go ma
Ellis Island, gdy sic przekonano'
re ma pieniadze.
Waszyngton, 21go lipca. =
Wedle testamentu zmariego Sc
kretarza stanu Johna Hay, brat
jego Leonard Hay siostra jego
May Hay Woolford otrzymuja
posiadlost jego we Warsaw, ILL.,,
a nadto po $4,000. Brat jego
Charles E. Hay otrzyma $4,000,
a Harmond Otis Whitney w Keo-
kuk, Ia, $4,000. Reszta spadku,
ktorej wysokose ME jest znana,
przechodzi ma wdowe Klare Stone
Hay.
New York, a1go lipca. = Paul
Morton, przewodniczacy dyrek-
toryatu Equitable, z1ozys z u
rzedu kontrolera kompanii, Char
lesa D. Jordana. Jordan ME
chcia1 dac zadanych wyjasnieh W
sprawie tajemniczej pozyczki W
sumie $oS5,ooo, zahipotekowanej
wedle ksiag ma wlasnosci kompa-
nil ma korzyst Mercantile Trust
Co." Tymczasem nastepca Jorda-
ma zostal zamianowany VIM. A.
Day, ktory "a administracyi
Clevelanda piastowal urzad audi
tora w departamencie skarbu. Do
tychczasowy kontroler piastowal
ten urzad w kompanii Cd lat 10 /
pobiera1 $4,000 rocznej pensyi.
StvcboS 10 cran 1ro1,,,rotor- Nav
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-07-21
Rok XVI.

syc wycierpia1, siedzac przez 8
lata w sledztwie i przebywszy
przez nastepne 8 lata we wiezie-
niu kryminalnem w Joliet. Ad-
wokaci sa tego zdania, ze takiemu
oszustowi, jak "biedny" Dreyer,
reszta kary powinna bye daro-
wana. Kto dbaiby o oszusta, gdy-
by ten by} rzeczywiscie bied-
nym?
The daily tribune., 1905-07-28
SO SOOTHING.
ffs Influsace He Been Felt by
20 Many Florence Readers.

20 Many Florence Readers.
Tho soothing Influence Of relief
Altar suffering from Itohins Piles.
From EcsemA or any itohinsss Of the
skin,
AGAkss ons feel grateful to the remedy.
Dsan,s Ointnent hes soothsd hsn-
M.. &. O. Forem.a, wife sf q, b.
Foreman. nail carrier 81 Cripple
Greek. says. "Doan's Ointment 10
without exception the best preparation
Lever fsssd. On my. right hand for
ssps time thsss were spots resembling
erysipsias q II fact I thought it was.
Small blistsrs APPEARED, broke ont.
suppurated or festered and itohed In.
sensely. sspeoially II I was overheet.
cd. rsad In . newspaper where
Doau's Ointmeut had cured more than
one case similar to mine. and ! went
to the Palace Drug store for . box.
II was 70 soothing. cooling and heal
ing that the area sfIectsd shortly be-
gan to contract until 1t finally dried
up. At the present time thereis not
. sign Of an eruption on my hand.
To say that I Am thankful that
Doan's Ointment came to my notice,
mildly expresses he fact"
Just such emphatic endorsement
can he had right here in Florence.
Drop into J. W. Daniels druG store
and ask what customers report.
For sale by all dealers. Prioe 90
cents. Foster. Milburn Co.. Buffalo.
N. Y. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's--and
take NO other. mwf
The daily tribune., 1905-07-28

Special sale on oxfords
24.29w Galley. Canon Cisy.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-28

30 10 10 per cent discount on low
shoes. Galley. Canon City. 2s.29w
The daily tribune., 1905-07-28
ANOTHER WATER WELL.
Experimental One 70 be Put Down
on Peck Creek TO Test Ground.

Farmers on Peck creek. the new
farming settlement south Of this city.
are imbued With the notion that
watsr underliss their land and for the
purpose Of detsrmi lining whether II
10 . fact, Frank q. Cress one Of the
farmers will drill > we'll for water
on his rancl, In section -. township
II, about fifteen miles south Of here
or about three milss from the Weaver
we'll that 10 throwing more than An
eight inch stream.
Local drillers were out to the ground
this week and located the we'll. 1t IL
M Cress' intention to begin drilling
early in the fall and he hopes to have
. good stream Of water flowing BY
next spring The ground there does
not hold water - we'll ~ il should
the dams and reservoirs that were
nllsd soon become empty. The form
alton 10 too shaley.
Report says that other farmers will
watch the experiment OF Mr.. Cress
and that IL he strikes water they too
will drill. Water IL necessary to
vnaks p~rk nvank q ~nrA farm{un aac.
tion ana II ssems that the only way
the farmers can get hold Of IL is by
the means Of these wells. Almost
every other manner Of holding the
water has been tried without success.
William Follis. who gives his in
formation to The Tribune. says the
recent rains have saved the crops in
shat section. A month ago the sun
was 70 bot that the crops were bern.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-28
One Dollar Saved Represents
Ten Dollars Earned.

The average man does not save to
exceed ten per cent Of his earnings.
He must spend nine dollars in living
axpen ,es for every dollar saved.
That being the cese he cannot be too
careful about unnecessary expenses.
Very often few cents properly in.
vested. like buying seeds Tor his gar.
den. will save several dollars outlay
later on. It 10 the Same In buying
Chamberlain's Colo. Cholera and
DiArrhoea Remedy. It costa but few
cents. and . bottle Of it in the house
often saves . DOCTORS bill Of several
dollars. For sale BY all dealers.
mwf
The daily tribune., 1905-07-28

Tickets to points east via tho Mis-.
souri, Pacific from Canon City. and
stations west thereof. will allow pur-
chasers side trip from Pueblo 10 Dem
yer and return whom desired. Pleass
bear this In mind. II
The daily tribune., 1905-07-28
Notice Of Annual Meetine

You will please take notice that the
regular annual meeting Of the stock
holders of The Junction Oil company
will be held at DR.. Edwards office.
Bank block. in Florence. Colorado.
on Monday. August z. 1905, at .
O'Clock p. m. for the election Of .
Board Of Directors and for the trans.
action Of such other business ~ may
properly come before said meeting.
J. W. RAHBO, Secretary.
Florence. Colo. July 7th. 1905. 70. 80
The daily tribune., 1905-07-28
special rate Uintah Opening.


Tho Rio GrAnde has made rate Of
e27 80 for the round trip Florence TO
Prics. Provo. Salt Lake or Ogden on
amount Of the Uintah Indian reserva-
tion opening. These tickets will be
good for stop over 1t Grand junction.
Mack. Price and Provo aDd will be
limited to 30 days from date Of sale.
The round trip to Grand junction
from Florence will be t22. 90; to
Mack gas. 80; Dragon $50 80; Green
River e27 90; limit 30 days. To other
points limited to Oct. S1st. Tickets
now on sale.
See Mr.. Sumner, the local agent.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-28

Family bottled beer pints or quarts,
BY the oaae delivered 1t your door BY
John Westenrider. 100 e. Main.
Phone black 861. 70t1
The daily tribune., 1905-07-28

Florence, Colo. July 7th. 1905. -
The daily tribune., 1905-07-28

Ing up and shs psoapscts wsrs that
thsy would b : failure, Nsw wheat
IL heading nicely. The fsrmsrs are
moro jubilaut over their prospects.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-28

Furniture aud plano moving, MillAr
"ths transfer man." corner Front q
Pixies Peak Ave. 0-tf
The daily tribune., 1905-07-28
CHOLERA INFANTUM.

Child Not Expected to Live From
One Hour TO Another, but Cur
cd by ChambsrlAin's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
edy.
Ruth. the little daughter Of 3. n
Dewey Of Agnswv,iie. Va. was ssr.
iously Ill of cholsra infautum last
summer, I'VE gave her mp and did
NOT expect her TO live from ons hour
70 another. !" he says. II happened
70 think Of Chsmberlain's Collie.
Cholera and Diasrhoea Remedy and
got > bottle Of IL from the store. In
i've hours saw . change for the bat
ter. We kept on giving Il and before
she had taken the half Of one small
bottle she was we'll" This remedy
IL for sale BY all dealers. mwf
The daily tribune., 1905-07-28

Special sale on oxfords.
94-S0w Galley. Canon City.
The daily tribune., 1905-07-28
Away From Home.

While the we'll. conducted nswapsper
10 appreciated IN the vicinity where II
is published. the full extent Of suoh
appreciation 10 felt by those who leave
home. That distance lends snchant-
ment 10 proved by the many words Of
praise found In the letters which CON-
tain the checks for renewal Of SUBJ
fcriptions.
When man pulls up stakes and
shakes the dust from bis shoes from
the old homo to seek pastures now.
says the Gloucester. Mass, Times. he
naturally has hanksring to knew
what 10 going on at the place he has
left behind. who 10 getting married.
the business changes. the improve.
ments and tho many other items Of
local interest which we'll. .conducted
paper furnishes.
The home paper forms an important
connecting link between the home
left behind and the present abode. and
when the time comes for visit home
the persons who have kept posted on
the old home tskes keen enjoyment
In looking mp the changes Of which
they have been kept oognisant. Send
tho Weekly Tribune to some friend
away from home.
HAVE UINTAa FEvER-The Uin.
tab reservation fever has struck
numerous people OF this city and with
In few days there will be IN exc.
dus to the new reservation. Begin
ming with the last Of the present week
and continuing until the 10th Of Au-
gust there will be persons leaving the
city to register Most Of them will
register for investment purposes and
If the, should be lucky in drawing It
10 likely they would not attempt to
rarm their land bus would sell out 1t
the nrrt reasonable offer. Advioes
from the west ere to the effect that
go. 900 will ba paid for the hrst choice
and that Slo. 900 xill be paid for the
following nrst ton choices. There
seems to be chance for some Of the
lucky ones to make . piece Of money.
70 10 30 per cent discount on low
The daily tribune., 1905-07-28

The Pueblo Chieftain (dAily) morn.
ing and Tue Tribune evening the
two only 76o . month whom paid u
this of1ice in advance. IT
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-07
RECEPTION WAS
A BIG SUCCESS
Ladies' Of Providence and VI.
clnlty Finely Entertained.
BY NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
Illustration Of What Scientific Baking and
Modern Methode Have Done 10 Per-
feet tAs Cracker.

Hundreds Of the ladies Of Providence
and vicinity attended the reception given
Saturday afternoon at 1919 Westmin-
ster street by the National Biscuit COM
pany Although the coming had been
widely advertised. none realized the ex-
tent OF the entertainment In store FOR
them. The reception was an entire sue
cess. not only in attendance. and in the
pleasure afforded guests hut as an Illus
tration ~ how many and how good are
the products Of the National Biscuit com
pany.
The guests were especially pleased with
the refreshments served. These consistd
OF the products Of the National Biscuit
company. and were of great variety. in
cluding biscuit. crackers and waters suit
able for any requirement. from the oysters
TO dessert. Beginning with Uneeda Bis
cult. which has come to bc regarded as
THE staff OF life I'm millions OF homes
the guests were served with many other
delicious products Of the bakers art.
among them being Tneeda MIX Biscuit.
Frotana Butter Thin Biscuit Graham
hackers Social Tea Biscuit IN Zu Gin
ger Snaps and others An these were
served direct from their packages. which
pN excluding All air. aust ana moisture.
not only keep their contents fresh and
preserve goodness. but do away with all
handling or exposure 10 dust In their
journey from the oven 10 tho consumers !
table Every lady will be interested i'm
knowing that all this goodness is assured
10 her by the trade mark OF the National
Biscuit company on each end OF a pack
age Of biscuit. crackers and waters
The object of the National Biscuit com
pany in giving this reception was 10 i'm
press upon every guest the nutritive value
OF their products OF these Inecda Bis
cult Is easily the leader in popularity. AZ
far back as history traces. crackers in
one form or other have been valued As
an article af-food- ONLY however in
Uneeda Biscuit has the cracker attained
perfection Made from the finest ma terlal
the world affords, they are richer in
muscle and fat elements and tissue build
ing properties than any other article OF
food made from -four.
Nahsco Sugar Waters and Festno Al
monds we've served as dessert. These con
fections are two Of the most delicious pro-
ducts of the National Biscuit company
The musical features Of the entertain
ment. rendered by Reeves American band.
contributed largely 10 the enjoyment of
the guests. who departed impressed with
the enterprise and hospitality OF the Ma
tional Biscuit Company.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-07

MEAD IS
INJURED

Fort Ethan Alien. Vt, Aug Corporal
William Mead. Troop II. Fifteenth cav
airy, who on Thursday evening shot Pri-
vate James McManus, Troop II. Fifteenth
Cavalry, who refused to accompany him
to the guard house. himself became the
victim OF a serious accident yesterday
At noon the corporal went to Buriug-
ton on his horse. on returning, and whci.
near the bridge which spans the Winooski
river his horse fell on the car track.
carrying the rider with him The horse
fell on Meads left leg. breaking the bone.
A passerby picked up the man and car
red him TO the office OF Or. John Fitz-
gerald I'm Winooski, whore his injuries
were dressed.
The post ambulance was sent for. and
the man taken 20 the hospital Here II
was also found that he had injured sew
cral OF the smaller bones I'm the leg
His condition last night was quite serious
Major John G. Gresham has made his
report. and eXonerates Mead for any
oversteppng OF duty The report saws the
shooting WIS done III self-defence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-07
KILLED BY BLOW
FROM HAND RAIL
Conductor Struck on Head by
Passing Car,
DIED WITHIN FEW MINUTES
Ryan Leaned Out Of Front Vestbuls Of
Rocky Point Car Bound for
This City.

William p Ryan. a conductor making
the Rocky Point run, was almost in
stantly killed yesterday afternoon at
about o'clock His car had slowed up
and he was leaning out OF the door Of the
front vestibule 10 see a heated axle box
when struck on the head by the hand
rail OF a car bound for this city which
approached Al speed. the force OF the
blow being such that passengers easily
heard the impact
RYAN is q years OF age and had been
in the employ Of the Rhode Island COM
pany about three months being consid-
cred a good conductor. He lived at 6Sl
Prairie avenue.
THE accident happened at the corner OF
Broad street and Wheeler avenue. Ryan
dying within IS minutes after being
struck
With Motorman w J.. Hart he was
running car No. $50 and left Rocky Point
for this city at about 6;l5 o'clock with
some 50 passengers.
Some OF the passengers noticed the odor
OF burning oil and RYAN went 20 the front
vestibule 10 make an investigation. think
ing that there was a hot box in the left
of the forward truck He leaned forward
and before he was aware Of bis danger.
the hand rail Of the big Suburban car
on the south-bound track struck him
sauarey on the back Of the head. throw
ing him back against the door so that
he broke the glass. The blow Knocked
him unconscious and he pitched forward
into the street. bleeding from nose and
mouth. The hand rail was broken square
ly in two.
He was picked UP and carried IN lot
corner Of Wheeler avenue and Broad
street. and Dr. J. II. Prior, whose office
Is in the next block. responded immediate
ly 10 a summons. He administered stimu-
lants and directed that Ryan be carried
TO his office 10 await the arrival W the
Rhode Island hospital ambulance which
had been sent for
Ryan was dead when brought into the
doctors office. expiring on the way.
The accident created considerable ex-
citement on Ryan's car, which contained
a good many women passengers.
One woman tainted and several others
went into Mysteries
The Rhode Island company attaches no
blame 10 the motorman Of the south
bound car
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-07
TO LIBERATE
RUSSIAN
PRISONERS

Washington, Aug Prom auS~uthorl-
tative source it is ascertained that the
japanese government has determined
upon certain fundamental principles for
tho treatment of tho Russian residents of
saghalicn island, which has been occu-
pied by the japanese.
The island has been used for some time
by the Russian government as penal
colony. TO which have been sent prisoners
OF an classes.
It IL said here that there arc now be-
tween 20O0o and 10000 Russians there. Ac-
cording 90 the determination reached by
tho japanese government all prisoners ex-
cept those confined ON the island FOR po-
Utiral offences are TO be doportcd To Rus
sian territory iu such manner as the
circumstances may ncccssitato.
Tho political prisoners who desire IN
emigratc 90 foreign territory will be al
lowed TO do so by special permission