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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-10-06
@ilnItig iilr Galtru.

gSi6tige 2lu3logcn ibcr Den 9CrnutOt
9I3pbolt so. Sail. - G.1 5ciQt iih
OoB Oic @obn Oieicr @eicuihaii
mGhrcno Der Wioto3 .McpoIution
repolutionGrC Grlppen beIGrOert
bot.
9fcm Nort %. Scptcm6cr. -
Die Gtlcnbobn ser Nermu0ci 9l3pbolt
Gonlpnnp bat mGbrcno ser Ntuto9.
NcUolution in %CneNucIn IN 1901 re-
uohltionGrc (rltppcn bci0roCrt, ibr
Compiler o&icrin1" bci0rocrtc &ors
rattle liir 0ic HCpolltipuQrc lln0 Scr
Supcrintcn0cnt Der GonlpoQnic lie
1crtc mcbr ol2 cInmoI 0cn MCunhr-
tlon0rcn 9tobrnN2Wittcl mo &nrrd.
the Gic3 bat lidb Qcitcrn bel Scr Ger
ncbnumQ bon Nobn ECrrn, Supcrn,
tcnocnt Scr GnnpoQuic in 1901, in
Dem Ero5cNc Scr Hegiculna bon 9}c.
nc5rclu 0c0cn bie 9I@pbalt GompaQ,
nic mti %1i,OOOOOO GntihGoiQuna
mc9cn Sbcilnobmc an ser Hcrollton
cr9cbcu.
Ecrrp crfGrtc jc0od,, sic rcpolr.
tion0rcn Grllppcn icicu mr ipcoirt
mor0cn, mCil Dies olh nit Sen Mcr
0lcrluQ3trlppcn 0clhchen lei; 0ic
&orrGtbc ltn0 8oiicu oui Dem o&icf
ing" icicu obnc GimuiuiQlna Scr
Gompoanic an @oro 0citbnulaQcIt
uorocn lnb icinc ciNcncn Hicicrln-
Acn bon 9tobrmA2nittcln lmO &or,
rdtbcn lcicn MIR icilt pcri0nlihcr gtt
demc'cn, neil cr ouil0Ililc Srrbrl
nod elmer 9SCiQcrllna ncrmciocn
moIItc. Ecrrp icIbit mor ais 9tocbiol.
ger bon SupCrintcu0cnt ,$cii2 crs
nonnt norOcn Scr iunpCn0irt mlroc,
neil cr bo2 Moto9.Glcmcnt inter.
1tlbtc. ,Scll2 babe ibm iibrigcnS 0c.
ioQt ollb cin &crtcbr nit oen Meuo-
lrtion0rcn ici rurr cin pcrlGnli6cr &C.
mccn.
98. s. Guort Scr @cncrolnonoQcr
Der GonpoNnic in Goroco2. iodtc, Der
NrdIiocnt Der 9I3pbnIt GompoQnic
babe i'm bcolltroat iid) in fcinc po.
litiId)c GompIifotioncn ciniulolicn.
oo cr Die bctcbcnoc NcQicunQ iu &c.
nc}uclo oncrtrnncn miiiic. Mite an.
oercn 9lQcntcn bGttcn GbnIihc ISn.
lirllftlonen Acbobt imo Oiciclbcu oltt5
bclolQt
Go2 &crb0r miro in Ybilooclpbiu
iort2cIcbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-10-06
Garter i'm Nrensucrb6r.

Gbicoqo, 30. Septembcr. -
Qa9 arcr5ucrbor nit ocnl gaueienen
GoptGn g Nt. Garter BON ser Bun.
oe@nrmee. Der Oic Gon'isfation Der
5000, 600 befGmplt Die 81 Ger 3eit
bcldloanabmt rpurOeu ais er aui ole
Intlage perbnitet mlr6e. sic Reaie-
rlmg um nebrcrc WiQioucn betroaet
81 babcr lpuroe bclrtc oIrd, 6en Spe.
5iul JeIcrentcn u. ". @pman tort.
aelebt. oilli9 VlmoeaoiltriftS 9ln.
malt Grmin bcIrn1tc Garter iiber lie.
ben Bombs ser y@abdIb 9abn,"
ueldc Garter lno iein Sdmiegerua.
Ter II. 4. @eitcott 3u Gnoe oe$ Sab.
res 1898 iiir $l0,325 III Nem.gorf
taillten. Garter untportete. Dies Jet
einer Der bon ibm mo ieinem Sdppie.
Gerooter geineininm gemnd1ten a1itic
gepeien; lic bGtten oft geneiniame
@eid0itc genacbt. Sn einigen 6GI.
len babe er. Garter. einiah ais
9laent @eitcott'3 illr,0irt. Sp1ter
babe er ieincm SdrulegerOater se-
name GedniInB obGcIegt lino BON Ole
lem Gliittungen iibcr nlle an i'm be.
5ablten 8eIoer erbalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-10-06
MO lit 1Sanlhn6cr?

Ncm 0orf, 80. September. -
%or ehuo ied)5 Vtonotcn crflGrte 6oS
Nnd)IoBaeriht bon .Nuoion Gountn
@eor1c tSnllIbober, ser ieit 1882 per
lhoIlen mar, iiir 1cieblid) toot, nm
icine 9lnacb6riaen in oie Gage 5lr Der.
Ieben lid in sic &interInIIcnidoit
ieiner Shmeiter, ser ocrItorbenen
0orotbea CdS. 81 tbciIcn. sSrol
Nhs ltorb 1900 mo pcrnnhte ibrcm
Nraoer $1,000. Soulbobcr'a ,Srou
mo 5iuel S0bne bntten fcimc 9(hnuna,
mas aus 6altlbnbcr aclporocn mnr,
lno ol9 Die Gc'ebIifc Belt periloiicn
mar, benntrnqtcn lie icinc Gerihollen.
belts Grfl1rinlg. sic ibuen oudb &c.
mobrt pnroe. PTS iie ii6 ieood, an
Die Nanf mdn0tcu, nm oaa @el0 All
crbebenL oa ia0te man ibnen, oaB man
5uperluilige SSniormation erlanat
babe, onB 1Soillbaber nod am 2eben
lei mo lid III 9tep- p-Dorf ouibolte. 0ie
ToIlltreder Der Sinterlolienifoit iino
MN benlilbt 6ollbaber& 9luientbolt
ieit5ultellen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-10-06
Sd)uerc Straic fir Wiid)cbe.

Moqnolin W}iii, %. Sept. -
G6ereic Ycrtins, cine neiBe 6rolL lit
81 10 rSnbren 3udtbau9 perirtbeilt
lporocn, neil Tie cincn 9tegcr, 9tamcnS
Aobcrt Nrolun qcbcirotbct batte.
9iihter @iltinion orildte III leincr
9lniprahe an ole @cnlrtbeilte icin @e.
oanern aus, bnB ct lie niht Itrenger
beitroien fonne. 9ic Srou mill nidt
gepuBt baben ooB g'rown elm Neger
mar. 9romu bat lid geIlii6tet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-10-06
lNrlbiiChcr in Werifn.

St00t N}crifo, 30. Sept. ---
&m Mopit0I }u @era Gru3 bat iid
Acltern elm (o0c2inu am Welbiieber
crelQnct, allh mWocu BORT 5mei Gr-
tranhrndcn couitniirt; aus 1icrru
Nlanco miro elm Sad pon @clbiiebcr,
aus l8onnpl mcrOen otren 0rei ac.
rcIoHt 9Ild IN NicriOa. ser Saupt.
lloot Scr Fropiu3 ?)ucatan. miro en
5all Qencloct 0odI tritt oie aranf.
belt njrdcnO3 cpi0cmiid) oui uno Ole
(5ollbofcn lh0 bemCrfcn$pertbA Airet
pan Der Hrnntbcit. IS miro aF elm
l'br NlnltiIc@ Momcnt betradtct, oaB
Der Nlonli September ohne cinen
crnltlldcn 9hlabrllh Der Seld)e Dor.
ilber lcAnnGcu iit 0anf ocn treii.
lIhcn SanitGta WaBnabmcn. 0alo
miro filbIcrc3 @ctter eintrctcn rmo
Scr S@tt, mdJritcinIicb elm Gnoe
mdhClt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-10-06
NcntIdlc WcIchrtc anSac,cidImct.

G0mbri0lc, Mail, 30. Sept.
Die oMorpnro llniperiitdt" bat
bcidloicn Vroiciior RiIGclm SIt.
waIo ans Heip}iN. 0en critcn Otutiten
Eroiclior, ser oii @rluo 0eS bonn
AuIler MilbcIm anAcrcltru Eroieiio.
rcn 9lu2tlIldjc3 nad) ocu Ger. Stau.
ten netoamcn it, inter 0cm ofii5ieI.
len (itci cinc2 Y&iiiting Eroiciior OF
Gbcni'rD" III ibrcn &crbono nui5u.
ncbmcn 0ic &orciuuaen, neld).
,Erociior CiupoIo 81 boltcn qeoentt,
luCr0cu gr0BtcntbciI3 ii cngliher
SpradIc ituttim0cn. Die Shemata
luCr0cn tbcila uuhtrpbiloiopbiider,
tbcll9 pbplifnllld) henilder Hatlr
iein. Icrncr lit Or. &ttbur StGbler,
9Ililtcnt an Scr llniuerlitGt Berlin,
Der I'M 9lulirnQc oc0 preuBildlen 0lil.
tilaniniltcrinr3 in 0en Der. Staoten
iucilt, inter Sem oiii5iellcn 5itel ei.
mes o@Iliting 2lliitnnt in Gbemiltrp"
IN Die .Souruur0 lluioerlit0t" auigc.
nonmen tuorocn, nit Dem Iuitruge,
Aemeinlon nit ocm Sarporo Ero.
icIlor Ir. HId)nro0 Ntomaemidts .ge.
ltImmmgcu ol35uIiibrcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-10-06
@iliOn nlS ErOpbct.
Ger 9ldcrbol SetretGr rednct oui
Decentralization NiidgonQ I'M Ereiic
ser Hc6Cn9rnittcl.


bctr0dtlihcn 9'iidqonQ I'M Ereiic
Der Hcbcn3nittcl.
va + inAton, &c, %. Scpt.
-- NdcrbnllIcfrctGr gSilion bat lid
oI@ Fropbct ueriuht lrn0 ;lrucrliht4
lid pornlt>0cloAt 0oB in 0icicm Wins
ter Die Nal1ir0ucu nit @GpiBbcit ouf
biIliac &cbcn5mittclprciic rrhncn
fonntcn. 6Ieih, GciliiQel, N}ilhc.
rclproollftc lmo onocrc Hcbcnan1ittcls
preIlc milr0en bctrdhtlih inn Ereiic
linfen lm0 0ieic piQfonmcnc Grlcid).
terlmN ucrbc eintrctcn, iobol0 Die ric.
liaen Grntc GrtrGgr aus ocu lrobcH
@etrelOcaebictcu bon &linoi2. OIin.
ncIoto, Soma, 9icbro3fo Mouo9 uno
Den bei0cn IUtotua oui Ocu Wiartt
gcbrodt limo.
Ter cnormc Grtrug al @ctrciOc
mo NioiS mcr0c, noh Dem ltrtDcl
oea 9lderbot 'Scfrctdr2 Der ldon 10
Ianac onbnItcnOcn &cbcn2nittcItbclr.
rllnG Elm Gnoe modcn. Die ShIncbt,
ulebiildtcr bGttCn in Ocu Iebtcu orct
NSabren MIR &crlrtItc acbdbt, 0a OoS
5lltterforn 81 bod inn Freiie ltan0.
Gn@ 9Iutilttcrn Don ShIudiOIeb
brad)te ibncu feincn Wcuiltt, 10 ion.
6erbar old Oicic @ebulptltug Den
Sml9iruIcn in 9lnbetraht Der boben
6lei'hprciic fIinQen mag. Die Dies.
idbriQcn groBrn Grnic Grtrdae mir.
0en mic0er 81 normulcn &erbGltniiicn
iilr 0ic Tiebiiittcrlna iiibren, uno ein
ulacmeincr 9tildgung Ger 6Ieiib.
prciic miiroc oic sSoIge iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-10-06
Scl6itmOro ciucr Nr0nt.

ct. 2oui9, No, 30. Scpt. -
eSn einem 3iumer oe3 oNurIington'
Sotels" lpuroc 1cute 6ruu Nellie
@eit2ong ais Geihe unter l(mItun'
Den anigeilm0cn. welhe teinen 3mei.
lei oariiber aultommeH Ianen, odB lle
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-10-06
Ncm 9)UrfCr MilliunGr cnbrt bnrdI
SClbltmuro.
HSiIIlom H. (ropcra ioQt ii6 cine 9tcz
noIucrtulcl III 0cu Ntuuo. - Ga3
N'otiD Der lbot lit ieiuen 6reun.
OCu niht bcfannt.

u ~ ~ ort 30 September. 80
9Muiom y. lroucr2, Sobu oc5 aus
Ocn 3citen pon o&arrU" Scromc be
tunntcu nShuteriu2" @iuiom ".
Sropcr3, Elm Monn oCm elm 0clualti.
| Nc@ crcrbtcS &crm0Qcu lmeinNe.
| lhrGnttcu &ebcnaNcnllB 8c>uGbrtc, or
ld)oB liN QCitern nit ciucm 9icpop@
in iciner in 9tr. 56, W}ooiioH 9luCnuc,
QclcGcnen @obnma Gn@ Wfotiu 5uu
ScIbltlor0 lit uorlGulig nod 2olB
lncrtlGrlid. SrnOcra bate bci'm Mb
lcbCu iciueS Sutcr9 cil Geru0acn
pon 81, 100000 Qccrbt, beinb eine8iuo
III 9tcuport ln0 nerbrnbtc lcinc Set
'clncn 9tci0lnqcn anQcucncn. 9lm |.
>$lllI ondrlIrte cr llh nit Dem Vont-
bouA Ml1b Coon x 60, crihiCn ic.
0o6 ur lcltcn in 0cn @clhdIt5rGu.
men Ger Sirmo. Non lcincr @ottilr
elmer gcborcncn 2illic &urrinlon, lcbtc
cr lclt 0rcl N>abre1 actrcnnt, Der Gbc
limo feline &inoer cntiprolen ga er
nlBcr jluci ucrbeirotbctcn ShmeIterlt
Ole ulBcrbolb 9elus Yort9 lpobneL
fclncrlci ndberc Mn0cborigc bottc, 10
pcrbruhte cr icinc Belt ioit gon5 inl
&nlderbodcr= ooer llnionGluh, 10
longc cr in Der Metropolc lein Guor
tier olIgcdI0Acn bate, ole CONNER
nonotc Ocrebtc cr QeuobnIih nltf lci
ncr ScliGHuq II 9iuuport So olId |
IN 0iclcn Sabre, bon Nuiona >Slni |
bis sum 9InlanQ 9IuNult pobntc cr
BORT Damn tebrte cr iilr eini9c SaQC F.,
nob 9tcu Dort 5ltriit. tln0tc icooh |
nieocrD0lt ilber lmCrtGglihc &opI. |
lbnlcr3en lln0 licB lid mlr lebr lcltcn |
IN Den @cIhdlt9r0umcu oea Wunt.
bollc@ lcDcu Dem Cr icb uiociirt |
bate. Wcltcru W}oracn mar cr nm
$50 l(Dr anlgeltuuOelL nubm lCiu
6riIbltild Elm uno Qub ieincm 9icncr
W}oon Ole GrloubniB, 0cH SoN nod) |
'clnem 9clIebcn ST pcrbringerL ou CT
lclucr Nentc nidt bc0iiric. Wc1cu
Wtittog mur0c Ole &cidbc OCS W{inio.
mars gcrun0cn; lie l0N bolb onQctleis
oct QuCr ilbCr cincn Nctt Scr Ncnol
ocr nit Dem Der t00tIitbc Scbu6 in
0cn Wtltn0 abQclCucrt mar, ibr sur
Sciic. Or. @acr BON lr. 161, Wo0i.
'on.Npcnlc, mcIhcr iOlort noh gll'.
llnoung Oca (o0tcn QcruIcn mur0c,
crtl0rte, Dos Gn0c lei l1on Dor chpa
elmer Stlnloc cinactrccn. WfCbrcrc
"ricIc mur0cn in Der 0intcrluIicn.
lhaIt 0e3 Scbcn2mil0cn 0cillnocn; lic
hebon0cltcn ic0odl nnh Coroner edo.
ler'S 9lnaubcn mrr gcihGiilid)c ,Sntc.
re'lcn un0 0cutctcn IN fcncr gSciic
ollt elnen aeplontcH Sclbltmoro bin.
Serr G0bD, (raucr3' @cih1it3tbcil.
Dober, iogtc ipGtcr: GicS lit cine ic.
ncr trollrigcn N0n0llnQcu, iiir ole
man tcnc GrtlGumQ bot. &crr Era.
ber1 bate oboIut ftincu G}rlrno, lid
leIbIt bos Goicin jl fiiBcu. Gr be.
lob @el0, Srcln0c. cine }icmlid icItc
@eInno6eit flw3 Niles, po9 glnoercn
ooS Sc6cn lcbcn3ucrtb cridjcincn
loBt," Scr &cridicocnc bottc inn
Sabre 1889 al Ser Columbia llniucr.
Iitot pronlopirt m0 crrcihtc cin 9lltcr
bon 40 NSo6rcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-10-06

fniipitcn GroGunacn bobcu 5unGhit
9lnloB 81 pcritGnoniBIoicm Stmmcn
qcQcbcn. Ntou cnportct cin cutihics
0cuc1 onltIihc2 0cmcnti ser [Sniiuto.
tioncn lno cine frGitiae 3uriihuciz
luna Der GrnblmQeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-10-06

- Ginbreder baben in Glooro6o,
rSa, bos aaiiengepolbe Scr 9ripat.
bonf bon 6. .. Burnett & S0bnen
Gligeiprengt mo $4,000 bis $4,000
in Eapiergelo rno in 8olo er6eltet.
IS Iano elm augelpehiel 5wii6en oen
Ginbredern uno giirgern Itatt. God
muroe 9tiemano peripunoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-10-06

groB. ais }obIrci6e QumpiborfoIicr
lu0 9ootc ole Zee 0urhQuertcn nm
! oH1 9tlfe iolort S1iilie qcbroht ncr.
: Den tonntc. 9Im @oro 0C@ TlaQQ.
'bre@ Der 0cutlhen Worine ,aailcr
MIlbclm" ItGrtten lid, Ole Shminl.
mcr lm0 tcbrtcn 0arnlll me0cr ori
oenncIben 9SC9c ouf mclhcn Tie &c
tonmen murcn nnh 9lblbed 3urild
3lt oieler ci9cnurtiQcu Sour &c.
brollbtcn 0ic 0crrCn unbcju ied)5
Snm0en 23l Snln0cu bin, pa
/ Shm0cn 5llriid. Gnuo cine babe
Shm0c brohtcn lie uui 0Cm SloaQ-
| ihiii 5u. Die hurhihpommenc
Sncdc lpar iibcr 1900 Metcr QroB.
Ter @crlncr Shluimmcr 1r. Giirf
ioIl ihon GbnIicbe GoucrlciihnAcu
pollbrad)t hobcn.
u bQClChnt.
Scr bcltldc MonbcI1tuQ hot sic
9lmCQltng 0c@ Non0x1pcrtroQ@ Ncr
Gins, melhc Ole HIbbnIhmQ elmer 81.
tcntllhcn &un01cbun0 iiir 0cn 9lb.
lhhtB Cinca rcQclrccbtcn NonocIaucr.
TRACES 3milhcn 0cutihlono rmo ocu
Ncr Stontcn bctrilit, obQclcbnt. 9llq
@uln0 Scr S3ciNcrlmQ miro onacoc=
bcn OaB nod 9lnlicbt 0c3 Nonoclato0&
cine ilbcrmGBiAc 9IQitotiou mr pcrs
itimncno ln0 id)00lid, mirtcn f0nnc.
Die HcQicrlnQ lei ultBcr0cn ilbCr sic
Siinld)c ser 0cutlben Soanocl2mclt
p0llIa rntcrricbtct.
Wttt Gicn Itcntlu iuna be-
trait.
Ger Gi35iplinorboi in Eotaoom bot
0cn @cbeimicfrctGr rmo 9icicrpe Siii.
5iCr Focplou lucNcn GutnCuOlna &c.
bcimer 9Itten 0Ca &olouiuIumt3 5lpcda
polltllher 9IuamlbumN 5ur GntloliluN
ans Dem Iieuit pcrlrtbciIt Iic Sod}1
crci0ncte ldl bcrcita 5llr ,3cit scr
@on5IcrId,oit 0c2 Sroicn Gopripi
&ubilGum Scr StGotcz
nr0nuuN.
Ger bieliqc N}oQiitrat hot idlon lett
nit 0cn &orbcrcinn1Cn iiir cine Ql1n.
3cn0e ,Seicr 0ca hun0Crtidbri0Cn rNi-
bll0lm9 Der Gin'ilbrmH ser prcubi.
ihcn StG0tcoromma bc0omcn. Gic
Gcier finbct crit inn 9}oucmbcr oc1
&obrca 1903 Itntt (\{n ErcuBen cr.
'olatc cine polIit0noiQc llmQcitolhmQ
Scr cbcmuIiAcn itGotiihcn @crioliuRQ
Ourd Ole Stcinihc StG0tcor0mln1
pom 49, Noucmbcr 1SOS. mclhc ipG
ter lir Die iibriNcu ocllticbrn StGotc
3lun &orbiI0 0icutcD
S II " @crrenb0u2 brrufcu.'
@roBa0mirul y. Scooter, G6ci scr
ottlpcn Shlu6tiIottc ltno @cncrol
Snlpettor Der W}orinc, mclhcr bonn
&oilcr III ncuercr Belt uicocrbolt aus
GcicIdnct nlr0c, iii laut hcmtiQrr
"eto1ntnlnhlmQ oli SCbcn@}Cit in'4
prcllBIld)c &yrrCnbut2 bcruiCn nor.
ocn 9r bat 5u icincr Grbollm0 bon
Den Strapo5cn Der SNcrbItmon0pcr
encn llrlmIb nod Eortlaol crboItcn
uno miro 9Iniong@ Nopcmbcr IN Oic
Ncimotb iuriidtebrcn.
u d cnbo adj bonn &uiicr &C..
cbrt.
@ic ouS 0iiiicl0ori tclcgropbiiG
gencl0ct miro, lit sic Gcicr onlGBlid
oe@ 90 @eburtatoNcS oe@ bcriibmtcn
See. nnb SonOihnitSmolcr3 9ln0rcoS
QlGn5cno pcrIouicn. aoiicr
@lIbclm Innbtc Dem arciien aiiItlcr
cin Silctlpunihld)rcibcn rno pcrlich
Inn Den Stern Dum Mot6cn 9lOlcr.
SrOen }lpCiter aloiic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-10-06

Der Wtarotfo Srugc, - 2ellt
iher Nan0datag minft ab.-Ncr
ibic0cnc 9ofol Nahridteu olI;
Dem altcn &dtcrlunoc.
Ncrlin, %. Sept, - 0ic tms8cr
ocu bcqrilicne meme CONFEDERATION oe'
UtGbtc, bel mclhcr Der en9ere Nlt
ibluB MuBlanO'a lmo 0cutld)lano'%
iumie ole MicocranndbcrlnG 5ml
iben 6ranfrcih m0 GcutltIon0
Nouptioftoreu bilocL bcidGltIgt 0it
1ilentlid)e 9luimcrtiumtcit IN herpor
ra0cnOem NtuBc. &coc III &crbin.
0unq oamit itcbcn0c 9tadridt ruit
0ua rCQlte <Sntcrcl'c nod
@criihimeiic pcrlnutct BOB I'M
Sp1tbcrbit cine Nrcifnilcr 3uinn,.
mentunit mGglit) it, No lih Scr
G5or, @nier HSiIbclm lm0 Aailct
tSran5 >Solcph bcQClncn lollen, III III
0CB nod pollltGnOid in 9cbcI acbilllt.
9lnlaBliH 0c2 @crilhte3 cr9cbcn lich
munhc Nldttcr in GrinuCrunNcn al
Dcn often Grcitoiicr @unO, Der in
0cn 1O'er t$abrcn Die Qnn5c curopoi'
ihC Folltit bcbcrrlhtc, ,SC0CnlolI3
prrlpriht man ljd pom 0cu olientln'
0igcn hC3lihcn NC}icbln0cn 5lpI-
ihen 0cm Gjnrcn unO @uilcr vii
bclm 0a2 9eitc iiir Gcltihlono'a
Stcllund inn MeItConjcrt,
llcbcrbalpt iino Oic llrtbcile @c.
trcil9 Der au2ludrtigcn Eolitit nca
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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-02
Gar Issues Manifesto.

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov "A
ed in the streets this afternoon, CALL
ing upon the people to support the
government SO a new regime may
be successfully inaugurated, explain
ing that if they fail to do So the re-
sponsibility will rest upon them, not
the government.
Continuance of disturbances this
afternoon is reported at Odessa, Mos
COW, Warsaw, Nkolaieff, Kieff and
Sevastopol. At Kieff mob at
tackled Jews, the police and soldiers
permitting it.
At Tomsk the procurator ordered
the arrest of the chief of police on
account of the brutality Of the Co.'S
sacks when the latter were under
the chiefs orders. They dealt Sc
verely with the people.
Thirty thousand Firms today sur
rounded the governors palace shout
ing demands for universal suffrage.
The senate has resigned, declaring that
it does not enjoy the peoples conf
dence. The proclamation of a repub-
lie is expected at any moment from
the revolutionary leaders. Firms are
sending ammunition to Russian
revOlutionists. At UleabOrg people
forced the burgOmaster and chief
of police from their posts.
Witte this afternoon received a dep
utation of printers and then prom
ised freedom of the press.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-02
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE OF
CHICAGO MEDICAL STUDENT
AND SocIoLoGIsT.
Her Diary Tells Pitiful Story of Her
Struggles to Preserve Her
Dignity.

CHICAGO, Ills, Nov Am ex-
tract from the diary of Miss Mary L.
p. Hill, medical student and sociolo-
gist, who disappeared from her board
ing house, gives the police no clew as
to her whereabouts, but it reveals
that she left st. Louis August Fl and
travelled in four days to San Fran
cisco, thence to Honolulu. 1t shows
her poverty and her struggles to main
tain her dignity under adverse cir
cumstances.
With the exception of passages re-
ferring to her love affairs, the diary
is a record of privation and misery.
While visiting social settlements in
New York with Helen Gould and other
prominent charity workers the dairy
recounts that Miss Hill was too poor
to have a light in ner room. She
froze and starved while millions of
dollars worth of jewels passed her
window daily. A loaf of bread and a
can of tomatoes lasted her four days.
She got a position teaching colored
school at Mobile when she had nothing
to eat save eight peanuts, and she
nad to make those last a long time.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-02
Riotinq Continues at Warsaw.

WARSAW, Nov. 2.-Last night was
given over to a demonstration by the
people, which lasted until daylight
and eliminated in a clash with troops.
There were many casualties.
Utterly disregarding the orders of
Governor Kaulbars, thousands OF
workmen are parading the streets
singing God Save Poland and sar-
rying the Polish national standard.
Cossacks this afternoon fired on the
crowd, killing three and wounding
three.
Instead of abolishing martial law
today the military governor posted
warnings. AS a result Of the dis
turbances the crowds will now be dis
persed by force Of arms.
This afternoon socialists demanded
immediate self-government for Pol
and. A company of gendarmes with
officers appeared at a meeting of
Visitula railway employees and asked
permission to listen to the speeches,
so that they might become acquaint-
ed with the situation. They were greet
ed with enthusiasm and given seats.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-02
kishineff Horrors Outdone.

ODESSA, Nov. "A Red Cross
doctor says that the Kishineffff
horrors We're repeated a hundred
fold here last night. Troops wreaked
terrible vengeance on the residents of
three houses, from the balconies of
which shots were fired by unknown
persons upon the soldiers, who i'm
mediately stormed the house and mas
sacred the inhabitants. 1t is per-
sistently rumored that the persons
who fired on the troops We're dis
guised policemen, who purposely pro-
voked the troops. The city presents
a dismal sight. All day long fighting
has been incessant. Cossacks Gag
erly attack the student militia wherev-
er found, while the militia is courage
ously trying to stem the bands Of
outlaws massacring and pillaging
principally in the Jewish quarter. The
rector of the university has appealed
to Witte, imploring him Immediately
to dismiss Governor Reinhardt wheth-
er or not he is responsible for the out
break.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-02
Baltimore Fire Still Burning.

BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. AL
though the business section of this city
which was destroyed by fire on Feb
ruary Z, 1904, has been almost rebuilt,
the fire, which caused such enormous
damage is still smouldering in one
or two places. When the warehouse
of the William Hops company on
South street was destroyed, 1t was
filled with large quantity of grain.
The burning grain was covered with
the ruins of the building, when the lat
ter collapsed and, underneath the COW
ering of bricks the fire continued TO
shoulder ever since, although rain ana
snow had free access to the ruins.
When workmen removed the ruins OF
the building today, the flames burst
out in several places. No effort VIII
be made to put out the fire, put IL
will be allowed to burn itself out, un-
til all the grain is consumed.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-02
FAMOUS SEATTLE BURGLAR HAS
A GLOOMY PROSPECT IN
STORE.
Convicted of Burglary Three Times,
He Is Sentenced Under Cumu-
Iative Criminal Act.

Because it had not been prose-
cuted. the appeal of Jonn King, SEN
fenced to life Imprisonment under the
cumulative criminal act has been dis
missed. and any hope that King mad
that he would be able to circumvent
tho spending of the rest of his nat
,ral life in the penitentlary mas
fled. King was convicted OF our-
glary for the third time recently at
Seattle. the third offense being the
burglarizing of a store at Seattle
last January.
Having been convicted on two pre-
,;ous occasions for the crime OF bur-
o1arv he was charged with being
a habitual criminal and sentenced to
life Imprisonment under the sufiuia-
tive criminal act. He appealed Ills
case to the supreme court but II was
never perfected and was therefore
dismissed a few days ago.