The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-07-27
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trampled rights, Tor popular repre-
sentation and for an imperial par
lament. Russia must not remain
day without popular representation.
You possess the means of acquiring
it. The government has, without
the assent Of the popular represen-
tatives, no right to collect taxes
from the people nor to summon the
people to military service. Thers-
fore, you are now the government.
The dissolved parliament was JUS
tilted In giving neither money ncr
soldiers. Should the government,
however. contract loans, In order to
procure funds, such funds will be
invalid without the consent OF the
popular representatives. The Rus
sian people will never acknowledge
them and will not be called upon to
pay them.
Accordingly, until a popular
representative parliament is sum-
moned, do not give a kopeck to the
throne or soldier to the army. Be
steadfast in your refusal. No pow
er can resist the united, inhexible
will of the people.
"Cit'zens, in this obligatory and
unavoidable struggle your represen-
tatives will be with you."
Sslem, o., July 25.-Capital
Journal: An accident occurred al
Macleay yesterday afternoon, re-
sulting in the death of Mrs. Will
lard English. and the premature
birth of her child, that has. so far
as known, no parallel in history.
Mrs. English was horned by COW.
her unborn baby torn from her
womb, she living half an hour, and
was able to walk into the house. q
distance of go feet. The baby did
not receive scratch, and will
probably live.
Mrs. English was standing at the
front gate OF her home, looking at a
2-yeal-old hsif-r, wien the animal
suddenly became enraged at her,
gave her hornsa quick and power
full toss. Mrs. English was hit in
the lower abdomen and was entire
ly disembowled. The womb was
ruptured, and she fell to the
ground. The husband was near by
and at once drove the malaway,
and assisted his wife to her feet.
She walked toto the house unas-
sisted, aud Mr.. English picked the
baby up and carried it into the
house.
Mr.. English Immediately tele-
phoned to DR.. W. B. Morse, of this
city, and the physician made the
trip to Macleay in 80 minutes.
When he arrived at the English
home, the irjured woman was still
living, but past medical aid, and
died few minutes after the arrival
of Dr.. Morse. 1t Is the opinion of
the ply sieian that had a surgeon
been on the spot at the time of the
accident, Mrs. English's life might
have been say q. Still be thought
the woman practically bled to death
within ten minutes after the occur.
renee happened,
Dr.. Morse believes that the baby
has as much chance for its life as
any baby this hot weather, that has
to be noufished exclusively On art
fetal food.
The child is of the usual size.
and would have been born within
a week.
Mrs. English was the wife of a
young farmer residing near Macleay
and was the mother of two other
small children. Her maiden name
was Olive Gser, but she was not re-
lated to the pioneer family of the
name residing in the Waldo Hills.
She was % years Of age.
| d.. Morse has been requested to
Egive the medical features of the
case, which, he says, are unprece-
Idented in tie recorded history oi
obstetrics, and be will, no doubt, be
besieged to write accounts for vari'
Gus medical journals.
| He regards the accident as re.
Esultipg almost miraculously, as had
the horn of the heifer gone frac'
tion Of an inch deeper, the life o.
the child would have been ths
: forfeit.