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New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
DISORDER SPREADING.
Long Last of Crimes in Polish and
Russian Provinces.

Warsaw, July 30-Thirty Of the state liquor
shops here have been plundered in the last three
days Most Of the remaining shops have been
closed by order Of the excise authorities
N. Burago, the leading official of the Sochat-
chef district, and a policeman escorting him
were shot dead by revolutionists near here to-
day :n revenge for the part they had taken in
the repression of the agrarian strike movement.
While church in Wilanoff a suburb of War
saw. was filled with worshppers to-day an un-
known person outside began firing rapidly with
a revolver. A panic followed. and the congre-
cation, in effort to escape, crowded on board
a ferryboat. which sank. drowning five persons
The accident indicates the nervousness Of the
people. No day passes without tragic occur
rences. In the city park on Saturday evening a
man fred into crowd. killing one man and
woundinE four
It is officially announced that the loss result
ing from the robbery Of the train between
Czenstochowa and Herby on July % amounts
TO $4,000.
Odessa, July 30-A common soldier caused
sensation at the cathedral here to-day by rising
in the body Of the church in the course OF the
service and contradicting political statements Of
the Archbishop uttered from the pulpit.
A thanksgiving service for the dissolution OF
the lower house of parliament being held
1t attended by all the local authorities.
The Archbishop said among other things that
the members OF the opposition anarchists
and enemies OF the republic. When he had fin
ished a soldier got up and began to make
speech. He said not the opposition but men like
the Archbishop were the real enemies of the
republic. A scene Of great confusion ensued
The soldier was arrested and taken to prison
The police to-day arrested fifty employees of
the Custom House, who We're on strike
An anarchist to-day threw a bomb into a shoD
here. and wounded clerk The bomb thrower
was arrested
Ekaterinoslav, July 3O.-There IS great agita-
ton among the wOrkmen in this industrial dis
trict. but the leaders far have prevented a
strike. ordering the men to continue work until
the signal IS given from Moscow and ST. Peters
burg.
At Yuzovka and Ekaterinodar. however, with
out waiting for the signal many factory and
mine workers have struck.
The foreign consuls q: Ekaterinoslav have
made representations to their governments re-
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
A REASSURING MESSAGE
Mr.. Meyer Thinks Labor Leaders
VIII PreUent General Strike.

Washington. July 3O-Ambassador Meyer. at
st. Petersburg, sent a dispatch to the State De-
partment to-day, in which he reviewed the situa-
ton in Russia. and said that there seemed to be
no probability of a general strike of laborers at
this time Part of the dispatch follows:
II is now eight days since the dissolution Of
the national assembly. and contrary to expecta-
tions and prophecies Of the press, the calm con-
tinues here The Putiloff laborers seem to have
abandoned the idea of strike. 1t is thought the
central labor committee will send out word TO
abstain from strikes of a political character
All indications continue to point to the improb-
ability OF general strikes.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
ROGERS NAMED AGAIN.
BrOome County CaucuseS Renomi-
nate Him for the assembly.
IBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune-l

Binehamton \. Y, July 30.-The Republican
caucuses in the Towns OF Broome County and the
wards Of the city Of Bnghamton were held to-
night TO select delegates 10 the county convention
The results insure the return. of Assemblyman
James 7. Rogers 10 the Legislature. Assemblyman
Frederick T. Allen Withdrawing in his favor Al
the judicial convention, Judge Robert S. Parsons
obtaining large majority and entering the field
a candidate for Supreme Court justice, Broome,
with her two delegates being pledged 10 him. 1t is
understood he viii also have the support Of Cort-
land Madison and Delaware counties. There are
Two justices 10 be elected in this district this fall.
no instructions were given for Governor so far
learned this being left to the Assembly and county
convention which meets in this city Saturday
Tor The control of the county organization and the
gentiOn meets.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31

garding the necessity for protecting foreign sub
jects. three foreign managers of mills having
been attacked IN the last week. A German man
ager was shot and killed while leaving his fac
tory, Belgian manager escaped death through
the intervention Of policeman, whom the work.
men shot dead and a French manager was
compelled TO fee.
The garrison here has been reinforced by
detachment Of dragons
The causes OF the disorders here are entirely
revolutionary Economic conditions do not en-
ter at all. The mines at Yuzovka are in dan
ger OF being flooded and ruined
Kien, July 3O-rhe Brodski grain elevators
here have been destroyed by fire, involving
loss OF $l5O0OOO.
samara, July 3O-Three large estates in this
vicinity were destroyed last night The peas
ants are cutting the wood of both the crown and
private forests.
vyatEa, July 30-A local newspaper which
printed the text Of the viborg manifesto has
been permanently suppressed.
Pskofr, July S0.-Three hundred peasants have
burned the manor house and stock stables be-
longing 70 NJ. Nazymoff. president Of the dis
trict zemstvo The peasants afterward entered
the ne1SnDOEIIS village anu sGChtu I14S spirit
stores.
Breslau, July 30--A dispatch 70 the "schlesi-
sche-Zeitung' from Brest-Litovsk, says that
member OF the former parliament from Grodno.
Kondrashuk. was taken into custody on his ar
rival at his home at Brest-Litovsl. No reason
was given for the action.
Berlin, July 31-A dispatch TO the 'Vossische-
Zeitung'' from Lubeck says the Danish police
have discovered that 701 cases Of arms and
ammunition were shipped from there to Finland
in July upon false clearance papers.
Gomel July 8O.-The mail stage running from
here has been attacked by robbers who killed
the postman and severely wounded the driver.
The robbers escaped with the registered mail
Two arrests have been made
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31

We've just unlocked $4,000 hand.
kerchiefs.
Imported the Irish linen in +ba
piece, so save duty and give YOU the
benefit.
Difference between hemming her.
and hemming there cuts price in two.
Regular 25c. quality.
2 for Csc.
$40 belts-our own stock. and ,
lucky special buy from the maker.
Regular 81 and S1.5O values.
soc. =
Among the youths suits reduced
to $40 from Sl4, or more, the best
assortment is in sizes 34 and S5 chest
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores.
2ss a42 lzso
Warren 81. 18th Sc. s2aass
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
NAVAL REDUCTIONS DEFENDED.
Baron TweedmOuth Gives Reasons for Cur
failing Programme.

London, July 3O.-BarOn TweedmOuth. FIRST L0'S
OF the Admiralty. in the House OF Lords this even
ing defended the governments ceducri'1 o. 'l1
naval programme. lie mentioned especially FES-es'
the United States. Germany and Russia as gTeSu!
delaying or partially abandoning the constr1e'SI
of proposed Warships. lie said that WneA -
original proposals were trained frstllce WAS -
tending 20 build several. che United states ~ W
Germany two and Russia one large ps'tS..es.+ti,
None Of these had yet beea started and tAe IsSs
programme. instead OF including Two Sattssiliss
yearly, had been reduced 10 the rate 81 -
yearly Therefore it considered sake 70 -
dUce the British programme
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
NEGRO Tries TO Kill FAMILY.

Macon Ca. July 30.-Joseph Norris a Negro boy
attempted to-day TO take the lives of the entire
family Of George E. Bloodworth at their home near
Macon. While the family was al supper Morris
stole up TO the house and fired with a shotgun
Over sixty shot struck Bloodwortl's face ana
nearly as many struck his wife Mrs. Bloodworth
held an infant daughter. who was un.arrned The
Negro escaped, but is being pursued by citizens
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
II COMPANY MUTINIES.
attack on KrasnoUodsk Jail Re
pulsed by LOgaI T'rOOps.

Krasnovodsk. July 3O.-A company of the rail-
road battalion stationed here mUtinied to-day,
and, accompanied by a mob of workmen.
marched to the Jail and endeavored to set at
liberty the arrested in the recent disorders
at Lashkert. The battalion guarding the jail
remained loyal and dispersed the mutineers.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
MR. HEATON's OFFER REFUSED.
Mr. Buxton Will Not Accept Private Funds
to Establish Penny Postage.

London. July sO,-John Henniker Hearoa, Con
servatIve Member OF Parliament for Canterbury sAs
father OF the imperial penny postage idea has 81
dressed a letter 10 Ihe Chancellor of the Exeaelas.'
H. H Asquith. and Postmaster General B'Nton O.
fering 20 provide an acceptable bank guarantee y
cover the loss IN revenue for the first three yea"
which might follow the adoption OF penny Fos'aso
between Great Britain and America if the govern
raent will appoint a committee 70 invesrisate S.J
report on such probable loss Postmaster tie .
Buxton replied that the government could -ot -
its way 10 accepting private donations Tor s-o-i
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
MORE MOSCOW STRIKES.
Bakers Quit Work = Eighteen
Thousand Men No1o Idle.

Moscow, July SO-A strike has broken out
here among the bakers who striving TO OBJ
tain Improvement in their working conditions
and Sunday for a day of rest According to the
Council of Workmen, $4,000 men are now on
strike in Moscow The Voskressensky factory
to-day locked out 1000 employees
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
RISING ALONG THE DON.
Clash Feared Bet5geen Troops and
WOrkmen an Iron Mills.

Kharkoff. July SO.-The lockout Of workmen
employed in the iron industries in KramatarovRa
has produced critical state of affairs. Krana-
tarovSa is a smelling centre. The workmen
to-day made a great demonstration. Troops oc-
cupied the railroad TO prevent them marching
on Slavanski. A collision is feared.
Kramatarovka. Slavanski and Yuzovka are the
most important towns in the Don mining dis
trict. Last year they were centres of the armed
uprising in the south.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
J. ]. AsT0R SAVES A LIFE.
Lieutenant Rescues Trooper from Drowning
in the Thames.

Windsor July SO--Second Lieutenant John Jacob
Astor. OF William Waldorf Astor. to-day res
cued trooper of his regiment. the Life Guards
from drowning the Thames. Lieutenant Astors
troop engaged IN swimming practice, when a
horse got into difficulties in mtdstream and kicked
his rider The sank in -ieep water, and young
Astor dived in ana brought up the soldier who was
Nesl fflf
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
WANTS DOGS BURIED NEAR HIM

Long Branch. y. J.. July 50 (speciaD.-Pat and
Trimble, the two pet dogs belonging 10 the late
Charles C Miller, 10 be buried IN the plot that
contains his body, according the provisions OF his
viii. which probated to-day. Mr. Miller who
for many years connected with the Westing-
house company and accumulated fortune, was a
great lover Of automobiles and dogs His chauffeur
Arthur Coudier. is to receive 1900 and another
requests are made 10 his brother and sisters, but
the bulk Of the estate is bequeathed his widow.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31

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preferable to an individuals
IN individual may not
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may hazard the assets
left i'm his care: he
may be influenced by
partiaIitys he may neg
IeCt his duties as trus-
tee, or may become
insane, OF die The
Equitable Trust Com
pany renders efficient
service
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
SAILOR SAYS HE WAS POORLY FED.

fBy Telegraph to TIE Tribune
Norfolk, Va. July 30.-William Russell, Of Chi
cago. deserter from the navy, who was captured
az his home. was brought here to-day by a Chicago
detective He says that while he was stationed on
the receiving ship Lancaster at the League Island
Navy Yard, he was III fed and that the only time
he and others received good grub was when an
inspection was expected by the officials OF high
rank Russell said that sevenLy-fve others
'-Jumpeo' the ship when be Geparted
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
FRENCH EXPRESSION OF REGRET.

Paris. July 3O-The French Embassy at WASH
ington has been instructed to express the deep
regret OF the French government the killing OF
Lieutenant Clarence England navigating officer of
the Chattanooga, who was mOTtally wounded at
Che-Foo July 8 by rife bullet fred from the
French armored cruiser Dupetit TEOuars. The au-
thoritiea here are awaiting fuller reports before
tahIshing responsibility FOR the GCcideas ard de-
termning ON the discipnary measures u be taken.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
AN APPEAL IRON AUSTRIAN Jaws.

Vienna. July 3O.-The president of the Board
Of Austrian Jews has addressed a strongly
worded appeal TO Count Goluchowski. the
Austro- Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs.
asking him to bring about an International
agreement and joint diplomatic action for pro-
lection OF their co-religionists in Russia. Count
GOluchOwski has not yet replied 10 the appeal
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
DEMOCRATIC CLUB TO AID BRYAN.
Win Entertain 0ut-of-Town Party Men at
Reception for Nebraskan.

The Democratic Club does not purpose to be left
cut when the glory is passed around at the receP-
ton to William Jennings Bryan on his return from
Europe Many members were much opposed to
BRYAN when he ran for President but the club is
not averse TO helping 10 make the coming re-
cept5on him a success
II announced last night that the Democratic
Club would give an at home 20 the Democrats in
The CITY for the BRYAN reception II will be held
fhe dav before the reception and notices will be
sent out IN a few davs All the privileges of the
club VIII be offered visiting Democrats.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
REAPPoRTIoNMEMT cAsE couNsEL.

Albany, July Ex-senator Merten E. Lewis. of
Monroe County, was appointed to-day by Attorney
General Mayer special counsel for the state in the
litigation TO test The consttutonaIity Of the recent
reappor'ionment of the Senate districts Of the
state Deputy Attorney General Graham will look
aLter the states interests. and he will have the
assistance OF Senator Lewis. who was Chairman Of
tle 5oint legislative reapportioanent committee If
~ should be decided that the reapportionrnent is
lIeoIslltU1loTai an extra session of the Legis-
-aIure 10 remedy the difficulty would be 1ro9ah hle
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
GOVERNOR HIGGINS AT ALBANY.

Albany, July Ex-Governor Higgins returned to
this city to-day from his home in Olean He
would not say how long he expected 10 remain here.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
NEW YORK GIRL GIVES FIRE ALARM.

fBy Telegraph to The TrIbune.I
Portland, Ne, July 3o.-Rushing down a fight OF
stairs and out into the street through smoke that
nearly suEocated her, Miss Leslie Bingham. q New
York girl, finally reached the box and put IN an
alarm which brought a nearby apparatus just In
time 10 gain control of a fire which, had IL had a
few minutes more. would have enveIoped the CO.
1uEnbia Hotel and proba bly, caused loss of life.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
ACCIDENT 10 muskoNA EXPRESS.

Toronto July SO-Three cars broke from sn el.-
gine on the Crank Trunk at Mimico this y 0su--s
and ran down the grade into the MusSala ANp's-.
for Buffalo. The dTeuSn was pinned UaHel -
wreck and was buFneS 20 death. The 'E8iaSS,~ss
jumped and Was sNESslesa hurt. There weIS -
passengers e. ~ 80. Out none were 4n.as@
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
MODERATES TAKE OFFICE.
Count Heyden and Prince LUof
accent Cabinet Posts.

St. Petersburg, July 30-The following nomi-
nations have been made for the Cabinet Of
Premier Stoypin:
Count Heyden Controller; Prince Lvo6. Min
lister Of Agriculture; Koni Minister Of Justice,
and Vinogradof, Minister Of Public Instruction.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
KING AND KAISER MAY MEET.
Report That British Sovereign VIII Visit
Germany in Autumn.

London July 31.-''The Daily Telegraph this
morning says a meeting between King Edwafe
and Emperor William has been now dedni'siy
arranged to take place in Germany in The COM
ing autumn.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
CARLISLE TO DECLINE CHA1RMANsHIP.
Viii Not Lead Democratic State Committee
Because Of Governorship Candidacy.

gyssertown. N Y. July SO-Fsiends OF Major
sohn Carlisle. secretary Of the Democratic State
Committee. expect that ne viii decline the position
Of chairman Of the committee, which, It is said,
has been offered him. He has served as chairman
OF the executive committee for several years. and
sz next in line TO succeed Chairman Myers. II his
candidacy for Governor had not been launched by
the county committee. and not meeting with
approval in this and adjoining counties. Mr. Carlisle
would have accepted the craftsmanship. His friends
advise him that chances for his nomination are
BRIGHT
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
a NEW FRANco- SWISS TREATY.

Berre. July SO-An understanding has oes1
reached between Switzerland and France on '''
subject OF commercial treaty. The present uAos.
standing will remain in force until November -
BY which date the two governments eAgags 20 -
tain ratihcatioUS o. the new treaties BY their -
GpecttVe parliaueutS.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
"BUFFALo BlLLs" SCOUT FOUND DEAD

Niles Mich. July 3o-Harry Mitchell seventy
years old. one OF Buffalo BilTs" scouts when
lighting for the government, was found dead in
bed this morning al his home. near Berrien Centre.
Old age apparently was the cause OF death
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31

Berlin. July S0-Allison v. Armour. OF the New
York Yacht Club, has authorized a denial OF the
report that Emperor William has purchased his
auxiliary schooner yacht the UtOwana.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
FRgNcH woRKlNeMgN,s PENSIONS.

Rambouillet. July So-The Cabinet held its first
session here to-day AT the chateau occupied by
President Falieres as a summer residence. Plans
for the early application OF the law providing pen
siOns for workngmen We're adopted.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
OKU SUCCEEDS KODAMA
Leader of Left Army Made Chief
of General STAFF.

Toxic. July SO-General Oku has been ap-
pointed chief Of the General Staff Of the Jap
anese army. in succession TO General Baron Ko-
donna. who died on July 22
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
ANOTHER CITY BURNED.
Il Large Part of Kuznetzkt, Near
Suzran. DestrOued bu Fire.

Kuznetzkt July 3O.-A large part of this city,
which has population OF 25000 people, has
been destroyed by fire. Kuznetzkt is not far
from Syzran. which was recently almost entirely
DESTROYED.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31

Washington. July SO.-The Persian Legation was
advised by cable to-day from Teheran that the
ignation OF Prime Minister Atabek-AZam lad been
accepted, and that the Minister for Foreign At
fairs. Mochey- Dozlet. had been appointed Pre-
m
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31

General Baron Hokaku oku is a Samurai or
knight, Of the Otta clan of the famous western
province OF Satsuma. noted for its military caste
and the number of military and naval leaders il
has produced. He won his title OF baron for dis
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31

world sske 20 succeed Judge o'Brlon on tie Court
81 Azpoais Danch when he reaches TIE age h1a.t a
year heEce, Ex-Judge Parker VIII 50 to-
morrow morning % visit the family OF the late
Judge Es.s ~ EeTkuner.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
PERSIAN GRAND VIZIER DISMISSED.

Teheran. July SO.-The Grand Vizier. whose Teac-
tionary tendencies made him unpopular has keen
dismissed.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-23
LOST AND FOUND
MANIFESTATION

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Boyle's college. Tel Doug. 1854 A-ie9
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-23
CASH RATES ron NOTICES.
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Bechts Pharmacy, 40 s. 18Th 81.
Benson Pharmacy, Benson, Neb.
CauEhlin, G. r., 9Th and Pierce SITS.
Clifton Hill Pharmacy 2l3 Military Ave.
Conte, J. B.. Slst Ave. and Farnam.
Crissey Pharmacy, 24th and Lake.
Cormak, Emil, 1852 s. 18th st.
Eastman Pharmacy, 4046 Hamilton.
Ehler, p. H., 2SO2 LeaveuwOrth.
Foster g. Arnold, 213 N. 18th St
FTeytag, John j.. 1914 N. oath 81
Florence Drug Co, FloreAce, Neb.
Green's Pharmacy, corner Park Ave. and
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Hayden, VIM. c., 1880 Farnam st.
Hanscom Park l1har.. 1901 S. 18th Ave.
Hoist, John, ga ~ 18th st.
HUFF A. l., 1929 Lake st.
Kings Pharmacy. Dos Farnam St
kountze Place Pharmacy, 1904 n. gath.
Patrick Drug Co, 1902 n. Path 81.
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Parker Street Pharmacy, 1892 Parker St
Peyton, l.. E., Path and Leavenworth.
Saratoga Drug Co., oath and Ames Ave.
schaefer's Cut Price Drug store, 10th and
Chicago.
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Schmidt, J. H., Path and Cunning SITS.
Storm Pharmacy, 10th and Martha SITS.
Walnut Hin Phar., 10th and Cunning.
Walton Pharmacy, 10th and Grace SITS.
Wirth, o. H., 10th and Hamilton SITS.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-23
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-23

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MARRIAGE LICENSES.


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Alexander Mcmillan, 1879 North Thirtieth,
girl; G. A. Jamison, $40 North Seventeenth,
boy; w. J. Dermody, 22l7 Douglas, girl;
Richard Brown 1926 South Eighteenth, girl
Deaths-Mrs. L. A. McKernan, South
Omaha, %; william Jaskalet, 2SO2 Douglas,
16; Maud Scott, Colorado Springs, %; Mrs
Charles Miller, 2516 Leavenworth, 40; Oscar
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D. Daniels, Ninth and Capitol avenue, 26
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-23
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-23
WANTED-AeENTS
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Winter Term
OF THE
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Begins Wednesday Morning, January 2

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