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The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-27
NEAR TRAGEDY FOR
MOVING PICTURE
Camera Rescue Of Woman Rider
4 by Police Almost q seri-
Z. Gus Accident. .'-~@ :
Journal Special Service.

journal Special Service ~, -.
New York, Oct. 27.-1ntended merely
for moving-picture scene of action, a
make-believe rescue Of woman on a
park yesterday, became an episode
fraught with imminent danger. If the
picture machines did their work prop
erly the show that they give will be
more thrilling than any scene ever
projected in the screen. --
The Patrolmen' g Benevolent associa-
tion is preparing for benefit perform
ance to be given Dec. s. The police
consulted the moving!picturee people
would be lifelike. One Of these was to
be a thrilling imitation Of q. police
mans capture of a runaway horse be-
yond control of it's fair rider. The pic.
ture men said they could fix the films
if the police could furnish the actors
There was hitch about that.
The mounted men knew many horse
women, but all made excuses. Finally
the Hippodrome managers were appealec!
1t took more than an hour to lay out
the course and rehearse the scene. Whe1
the word was given, Miss Won OIL gave
her steed the whip, and he fairly flew
past the first mark. She emulated with
good effect rider frightened by in
ability to control her mount.
The mad race with every mark d
reality about it was almost run whe1
Miss Won Ohl' 9 horse swerved. She wa
not prepared for it, and lost her pois,
in the saddle. There was a. struggl'
and then she fell sidewise. Her skir
| caught on the pommel or the saddle
Her foot was still in the stirrup. 4
mounted policeman overlook the hors
and, leaning down, seized Miss Won Oh
and swung her up in front Of him upo1
| his own horse.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-27
LIFE INSURANCE
IS FEDERAL ACT
Congress to Debate Government
Going Into the Insurance
! Business. .~, ...
Journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 27. - Shall the
United States government go into the
insurance buslness2
This question will be asked with q
GOOD deal of force at the opening or
congress. Individual representatives
from different districts, including wide
" separated sections of the country,
have dropped in here from time to time
within six weeks and have Indicated
their intention to introduce bills regu-
lating life insurance and even fire in
surance business. Inquiries have been
made Of the bureau of corporatlons at
the department of commerce and labor,
and other investigators have been
studying methods in the office OF the
controller of the currency.
All these researches, as conducted by
Individual congressman. have had fol
their one object the development OF
data going to show the necessity OF
federal control Of the great insurance
=: For a while all these inquiries were
along the line of federal contro! t.! ane
were generally based on the bill intro
duced at the last session of congress-
by Senator Dryden of New Jersey, pres
ident Of the Prudential Insurance com
pany. -
Later, however, inquiries received a.
the departments tend to show a new
and surprising sentiment in regard t
federal supervision. Several bills vii
be introduced at the opening OF con
gress which will sweep away all inter
mediate steps and will provide tha
the United States government shall g
into the life-insurance business and int,
the fire and marine insurance busines
as we'll, if such thing be possible.
The fight on the proposition for fed
eral supervision of life insurance com
panies, of course, will be largely upo,
constitutional grounds and will beyon
doubt bring out splendid series o
arguments both in the house and senate
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-27
CRAWFORD MUST
DIE, SAYS COURT
Continued from First Page.

i"The defendant in this case was
found guilty of murder in the first de.
gree and was sentenced to be hanged
for the murder Of a fellow traveller in
a boxcar. while the accused and another
were engaged in holding up the MUIR
dered man and other inmates of that
car. The principal assignment Of error
was based upon questions asked by a
permission, involving conclusion or
opinion as to whether the accused
stepped aside to take aim at his victim,
to which no objection was made and
no exception was taken. Four eye
witnesses to the shooting testified with
out attack, impeachment or inconsist-
ency to every detail Of the homicide; !;
the revolver which fired the bullet and
the bullet which was taken from the
brain Of the dead man were produced,
identified and connected with the ac-
cused; he himself took the stand in his
own defence and admitted the robbery
and shooting but denied intent to kill;
Under such circumstances new trial is
refused and the Judgment affirmed. :
Judgment affirmed.
=
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-27
CONSTITUTION FOR RUSSIA
Report Says It Will Be Published
Nov 8. .se
:Joprna1 snecial Service.

Journal Special Service.
New York, Oct. 27.-The Times this
morning publishes the following from
st. Petersburg:
I am informed on good authority that
a Russian constitution will be an
nounced Nov. 3, the anniversary Of the
czar's accession.
The deputation of strikers which
waited on Tuesday on Count Witte de-
manded first and foremost the convo-
cation Of constituent assembly elected
by universal suffrage. The strikers at
Moscow said precisely the same thing
to Prince Hilkoff. There can thus be
no doubt about the real aim Of the
present labor movement.
Discussing the strike, Count Witte
remarked that the government saw two
ways out of the difficulty. Either i
could resort to arms or the famished
inhabitants of Moscow would them
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-27
REBELS READY TO.
DETHRONE CAR
Continued from First Page.

meeting with the names Of the speakers,
etc. Then if permission is granted the
police are empowered to close the meet
ings It opinions are uttered which
threaten public order.
. The news from the interior is meager.
The situation has not improved. hAc-
cording to reliable reports the troops at
Kharkof side with the students and
strikers. In many places the schools
are closed. The high school girls OF
Pskof walked out this morning.
Witte Must Make Good.
The Russ, now the leading organ Of
the constitutional party declares that
Count Witte's accession to power will
not satisfy the people unless ne comes
forward with program which WILL meet
the wants OF the, nation. Only absolute
~ solid guarantees for the future, the
paper declares, can, now avail to reas-
sure the people that the past will not re-
peat itself. ;.,., .,.0
Terrorists Brandish Torch. :
The tactics of ol,ltienists in st.
Petersburg are apparently to create q
reign of terror. Warnings have been
sent to merchants on the Nevsky, Mo
/ thorofares to close in order to avoid
pillage and the torch. The doctors are
receiving notifications ordering them to
discontinue visits to- the sick on penalty
of death.
Word has been passed among servants
mysteriously that mob was preparing
to sack the residences & Of IT. the better
Gear Ready to Flee.
| Apprehension apparently prevails in
i imperial circles. Ittis reported that the
! imperial yacht Polar Star is lying of
Cronstadt, constantly under steam, and
that the smaller yacht Strellah is held
in waiting at the wharf at Peterhof for
1 emergency use.Eq 2s} -, is@'s :, Z: y 90
i The source of the funds which ap.
/ parently are at the command Of the
lrevolutionists is a mystery AT Moscow
+ the revolutionary committee is paying
i strikers Is cents daily and has invested
I large sums in arms and ammunition.
! Aid from America. -.
! 1t is conjectureds that financial aid If
being received from socialists and revo
lutionists abroad and that some of il
may come from America, in response tt
a an appeal published recently in New
York newspapers on behalf Of the Jew
: ish bund. .....u,>.T, ....-.,.... -
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-27
ORGANIZED MUTINY IN NAVY
Kniaz Poemkin Fire Accompanied by
Outbreak on Katherine RI.

journal Special Service.
London, Oct. 27.-The Standard cor
respondent at Odessa sends the follow
ing: =.
The battleship Prince Potemkin was
burned Wednesday by incendiaries. We
are still without details, but there is
little doubt that the affair was organ
lied, for, at the time the fire broke out,
the crew Of the battleship Katherine
II rose in mutiny against their off
GERS, and their example was followed
by company Of artillery in the Odes-
sa garrison. Both outbreaks were sup
pressed with difficulty. -Four hundred
arrests haye been made.'
The Mail correspondent at st. Peters
burg says: y"
'STowards evening yesterday several
riots occurred in the Wiborg quarter
Of the city. By the way of the Nevsky
Prospekt a crowd of 5000 Workmen,
waving the red flag and singing revo-
lutionary songs, pressed forward into
the center Of the city. They were met
by troops, who, at the point of the
bayonet, drove them back in complete
disorder.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-27
New Date to Be Fixed!

The supreme court s action ends the
stay Of sentence given on. account Of
the appeal, but it will be ten days be-
fore the legal forms Of enforcing the
decision are complied with; It will
a new date for the execution. It is not
believed that it will be necessary to
give all the time required by law for
an original sentence, so the governor
will probably name an early date.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-27
LADIES' DAY AT THE DEWEY.

'-' Int I0nuon 0d1eCy c0npdny was tnB
attraction for ladies' matinee at tho
Dewey theater today. Tonight is ladies
night and beautiful souvenirs will be
presented to each lady attending.
scored were Bisset and Scott, dancers,
and the European gymnasts, the Vel
mars. The chorus is large and prettily
costumed, especially in the musical
ensembles. Next week Miners Merry
Extravaganza company will play the
Dewey theater. Among the novelty
acts are the Goblin Girls and J. @. Hart
& Co.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-27
'AP NAVAL OFFICERS
LUNCH WITH MIKADO

Toxic, Oct 27.-The emperor invited
1000 naval officers to luncheon at the
Shiba palace today, and an equal num-
Der will be entertained by him to-
morrow at the same place. This ac-
tion upon the part Of the emperor is
unprecedented.
The commander Of the Toxic division
gave farewell garden party yesterday
at Takeshiki for the Russian officers
kept prisoners there. Toasts to the en-
perors Of Russia and Japan were drunk
with enthusiasm.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-27
Last Treaty Exchange.
KARL TO ACCEPT THRONE
Danish Prince Will Become King as
Soon as Elected.

Paris, Oct. 27:-Information. reach
ing the highest quarters here shows
that definite arrangements have. been
made whereby Prince, Karl Of Denmark
will accept the throneyof Norway, fol
lowing a plebescite on Nov. IL. Prince
Karl will leave Denmark to assume the
royal functions Immediately after the
official notification of his election is
conveyed to him.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-27
N0RDICA DENIES SHE
WILL WED De LA MAR
Journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service. =,
New York, Oct. 27.-Denial is made
of the reported engagement of Nine.
Nordica, the prima donna, and Captain
Joseph R. de la Mar, the silver mag
nate. Thru his private secretary Cap
tain de Ia Mar denounced the story as
false. Nine. Nordica, at her home on
Madison avenue, was equally emphatic.
"I know Captain de la Mar,' said the
singer, "but have not even seen him
for two years. ~. ~
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-27

selves attack the strikers, tRemem-
Der, said Count Witte, in these cir
cumstances the government may. fall,
but its fall will involve your ruin, be-
cause. the power will pass into the
hands of the bourgoisie, against which
you are arrayed.o
Count Witte's appeal to class hatred
failed to sway his hearers
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-27
"BuLu GLUE wuL MEEr.

Excelsior Springs. No. Oct. 27.-The .tBill''
club held its annual meeting last night. The
date of the "Bill'' banquet was set for Dec. IA
The meeting was enthusiastic and it bids fair for
large attendance. "Bnl' Warner. s'Bill"
Stone and .tBill' Wallace are expected to make
speeches. The initiation fee was fixed at dol
lar bill. Excelsior Springs is the home OF the
only tBill'' club in the world.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-27
BRIT0NS AND SCOTS
TO FIGHT BEEF TRUST
Journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service
London, Oct. 27.-The Liverpool Post
says the Armours, Swifts and Morris,
the American packers, have combined
to control the English provision trade.
Big English and Scottish firms will
combine to fight them.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-27
OSCAR CUTS LAST
TIE TO NORWAY
Sweden's Monarch Also Refuses
to Let a Bernadotte Be
Enthroned.

Stockholm, Oct. 27.-King Oscar has
definitely and formally declined the
offer Of the Norwegian throne to q
prince Of the house Of Bernadotte, and
in letter to the president of the
storthing finally sewers his connection
with Norway. ,s,
as follows: s
"After having in the name Of Swe-.
den recognized Norway as a state COM
pletely separated from Sweden, in
form you of my decision to relinquish,
the crown of Norway, which, notwlth-
standing all my good Intentions, has
given me in the course of years so many
bitter cares =.
"Moreover I could no longer wear It
to the benefit Of the country, now that
has rendered illusory even the suspen-
sive veto Of the king. But / desire
only the welfare Of the country and the
nation toward which have enter
tanned sincere affection ever since my
youth and to the happiness which it has
always been my heart IS desire to con-
tribute SO long as the means to that end
could be reconciled with the duties en-
tailed by my PDsitis9n as klng Of namn nGth
sula. - r.
No Bernadotte for Norway.
"In view of the turn the mutual re-
lations between the two countries have
taken cannot think it would be con-
ducive to the happiness Of either Swed-
| en- or Norway that prince Of my house
should accept an election to be king of
| Norway. Assuredly there would not
fail to arise in both countries a feel
/ ing Of distrust, which would operate as
much against him as against me. This
| distrust might only too easily become an
obstacle to the improvement Of the mu.
, tual sentiments Of the two nations un.
fortuna tely separated henceforth, where.
as I hope to see pacific relations assured
between them in not too distant flu
ture. I cannot therefore accept the
storthing's offer. n.
! 'tI thank with all my heart those
who, during my reign of thirty-three
years have Faithfully served me in Nor
way, and who may even now entertain
affection for their former king. In now
bidding them farewell I cherish sincere
good wishes for them.' = =, =.
2- Last Treaty Exchange. sa%E
Representatives Of the Swedish and
i Norwegian gov vernments last night
signed the treaties involved in the Karl
stad agreement. The treaties, which
: are drawn in Swedish, Norwegian anl
French, operate without Ratification ane
the Swedish government has authorized
the minister Of foreign affairs to notify
, the foreign powers Of its recognition o.
| Norway as a separate state. All thu
, formalities of the dissolution have nov
practically been completed.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-27
CRISIS AT ODESSA
5000 Students Confronted by Cossack'
and Police

Odessa, Oct. 27.-The university
building is surrounded by Cossacks and
police to prevent meeting of 5000 stu
dents announced to be held tonight. The
students Notwithstanding the presence
Of the armed force were, as this dis
patch was filed, gathering in the neigh
conflict is feared
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-27
A GOOD DOCTOR.
A GOOD PRESCRIPTION.

The best prescription for rundown,
tired-out people, half sick from consti-
patton, indigestion, dyspepsia, kidney
.s trouble and bladder
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-27
Lodz Toilers All Quit.

Lodz, Russian Poland, Oct. 27.-The
employees Of all the local factories,
streetcar lines and the suburban rail
roads have struck.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-27
CONFEDERATION IN WARSAW
Fire Started by Incendiaries Gets Be.
.... yond Control. : :.

Thorn, Prussia, Oct. PA message
from a reliable source in Warsaw re-
ceived here today says that an incen-
diary fire which started there last night
has not been. extinguished and that one
Warsaw, Russian Poland, Oct. 27.-
The strike is in full swing at the factor
les here and the agitators are urging the
employees of the banks and insurance
and commercial houses to leave their
work. The shops are still OPEN. The
workmen are holding big meetings with
out interference on the part Of the po-
lice. = '.r. g-"
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-27
CLEVELAND TO TRY
NE.BRlASKA'S0z0NE !.
Former President Likely to Spend
- a Month in the West for
His Health. ~
Journal sneeiaI Service.

Journal Special Service. ,:.. sf-e ~ RI ~.rss
Nebraska City. Neb., Oct. 27.-Be-
ieving that the ozone of Nebraska will
benefit his health, Grover Cleveland will
remain here for some time after the un-
yelling of the statue Of j. Sterling Nor.
ton next Saturday. With Mr.. Cleve-
land comes his family and his family
physician. It is thought he may stay a
month or perhaps over the holidays. In
extending the invitation to Mr.. Cleve-
land to deliver the principal address at
the unveiling, Joy Morton invited Mr..
| Cleveland and his family to stay at Ar
bor lodge as long as they liked. Mr..
Cleveland will arrive Saturday.
J. Chicago, Oct. 27.-Former President
Grover Cleveland and his party reached
Chicago at TAO am. today in q private
car over the Pennsylvania lines. Car
riagess were taken to the Stratford no.
! tel. Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland were ac.
companied by Paul Morton, Miss Pau
4 line. Morton, DR.. j. D. Bryant Of New
York and Master Writ Morton.
The private car was transferred to
the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy rail.
road yards, over which road it will
leave for Nebraska tonight at 5 'clock,
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-27
PLu II O
w A I Err
to be had in good
drug stores.

Take the bottle home and put fot,r
tablespoonfuIs in a cup Of hot soater an
hour before meals, that's the dose.
Do that regularly for while and it
will cure any case OF constipation,
indigestion, kidney trouble or liver
disease-even the very worst cases.
Sold IN Is, IS or s5-cent size bottles.
Don't fail to send for illustrated book
let about French Lick Springs-where
Pluto Water comes from-which is free.
FRENCH LICK SPRINGS HOTEL CO..
Ihos. Tauaart, Pres. French Lick. Indiana.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-27

Beach's Glycerine Hand Soap has
properties common to no other toilet
soap on the market. The housekeeper,
the office man, the stenographer, the
schoolboy will be delighted with its
cleansing properties. 1t keeps the
hands soft and white if you use it con-
tinuously. Ask your grocer. sc.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-27

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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-11-20
THE McCURDYS.

Grand Duke Vladimir has resigned.
Grand Duke McCurdy, however, says
that nothing can induce him to resign
from his position-Rochester Post-Ex-
press.
1t was worth 1929 97 to Mr.. McCurdy
to have the good opinion of the Amer
lean press, but he would have difficulty
in buying it at a hundred times that
amount.-Richmond Dispatch.
Even if it does cost $50 a day when
young Bob McCurdy travels, perhaps
the policy holders won't murmur if he
will only start and keep on travelling
Memphis News cimetar.
President McCurdy does not believe
the New York legislature intended such
an investigation as has been going on,
after all he had been doing for it.
Knoxville Journal and Tribune.
Gee, what luck the Mutual policy
holders are in that McCurdy was not a
Mormon.-Chicago Journal
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-11-20

what it was ten years ago. On Kauai
the gain has been steady and regular
but not so large as on Maui and Oahu.
The Kauai crop of 1896 was 51,65O tons,
while this years crop was 1854 tons.
On Hawaii the crop of this year has
been exceeded in several years of the
past decade, and in 1908 the crop was
more than 10000 tons larger than this
year. This years crop is 126,4O5 while
the crop of 1908 was 17O,665 tons. This
fuctuation is accounted for in part at
least by conditions which, happily, have
not prevailed on the other islands, at
least to anything like the same extent
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-11-20
A Curious
Discovery

judicial decisions during the past years been given
without OF law The discovery surprise profession
IN Canada and England 1t also distinct surprise Collins
and constitutes the real that California
Before he left that State for British Columbia Che having
defendant both bgamy and perjury proceedings he carefully
formed himself the of the extradton
that perjury Gas also bgamy offence provided
adam Exradion Act o 1885,
Investigation for the California after Collins
arrest Canada developed the fact that the Act 1880
that should become operative until brought
by proclamation Search procanaon
in the Canada Gazette ofca and inquiry the office
OF State disclosed the astounding proclamation
been Oveooked that the Act of 1880 consequently
has been in force that the Act OF 1886 still the only operative
dion law in Canada and that all judgments handed
don commissioners in Canada under the Act 1880 have been
properly given
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-11-20
Castle Z COOKE. LID.
Commission Merchants,
Sugar Factors.
AGENTS FOR

The Eva Plantation Company,
The waialua Agricultural Co., Ltd =
The Kohala Sugar Company.
The Waimea Sugar Mill Company.
The Fulton Iron Works, st. Louis, Mo
The Standard Oil Company.
The George F. Blake Steam Pumps.
Weston's Centrifugals.
The New England Mutual Life InsuF-
ance Company Of Boston.
The Aetna Fire Insurance Company OF
Hartford, Conn.
The Alliance Assurance Company Of
London.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-11-20

A death was reported to the coroner
Saturday, and as it was not known
that the deceased had been attended
by a physician in his last illness, the
coroner proceeded to have an autopsy
performed and to hold an inquest. Then
it was learned that the deceased had
been attended by a physician, and the
death was Immediately reported as
from natural causes"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-11-20
The Planters
And The Doctors


knowledge variety of subjects.
While the papers read and the discussions held the meeting Of
the Hawaiian Territorial Medical Society scientific
their classification than those the Planters meeting
possible that they production these Islands,
elsewhere but probably nowhere than these Islands,
highly scientific basis surprising number Of sciences have been
made cOntbuOry the industry Engineering and mechanical
the foundation of the laying developing
the plantations Chemistry lends aid the determination quail
ties and needs and supplying deficiencies applying remedies
1t follows through the manufacturing In the selection
Improvement and development of varieties of particular
conditions scientific attainment Of the highest quality enlisted
In Hawaii perhaps other country entomology be-
important adjunct of industry without which
the industry would be what country
The this Hawaii
inaly little diversified in its insect life fauna By
larger portion OF life that here introduced
partly by design, largely by accident Hence
frequently happened that have been
parasitic predaceOus which their original
them within bounds and prevented them from being devastating
Freed from these natural limitations upon their multiplication
have often become verabe plaques Egypt
leaf hopper only by the introduction their
that the great danger from them be from these
conditions that the Importance entomology sugar industry
these islands has sprung
peusa of the reports and papers presented meetings
the Planters Association and of the discussions place
readily lead to the belief that production highly
scientific plane
But there disposition which the
scientific body Of the session Honolulu There
antagonim between the Comparison serve useful
and comparison difficult As all science results from
the effort after TRUTH the Importance community scen
hc OF either body lies in the fact that each directly con-
ened in the advancement Of scientific research discovery truth
and that truth must in the end be Of benefit to the community