New-York tribune., 1906-08-05
.,,us Reader Tells Him What
NE Missed IN the Papers.

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He Missed IN the Papers.
ana sticky 10 read newspapers" said
20. 80 ~sor any one but Constant Reader.
ssc xa-,aued on this gladsome earth last
sssS?' a. so,,os n Prussia >, ,asur,es
-. peader. "a plot on the part of revo-
go. soldiers and sailors to seize the fort
;-'.1-. :. cronstadt, sveaborg, in Finland. and
-..,ol exploded prematurely, and what was
..-Sss 10 be a concerted uprising became a
% battles between loyal soldiers and
- ana nutineers. They fought for two
:. syeaborg, where the mutineers were
- ..-,s after several officers had been killed
-. sorts had been bombarded by battle
I y. ,na attacked by artillery and infantry by
A. cronstadt the fighting was less severe
account OF the fewness of the mutineers,
,oon over. It was reported that the
..-s we're being shot in patches after trial
: ,-,v,head court martial.
-. crews Of two ships OF war revolted killed
n the officers, held others prisoners
4. ho,sted the red flag Loyal sailors. it was
..s recaptured one of these, while the
i called for Sveaborg. Despite the failure
/ sm,s Mot and Of futile uprisings OF peasants
:, .osiery in various parts Of the empire.
= ,,volutionists declared themselves not a
=, discouraged and gave notice that they
"a csIl a general strike next Monday The
y, made all in readiness to flee, and has steam
-, ,be imperial yacht at all hours. Assassins
J. \. nay Of the Black Hundreds killed one OF
/ !. ,s.sers OF the Constitutional Democrats in
! :. nwms. Everything indicates that Russia's
,-ssut hour is near at hand although it would
- that the autocrats can still count on a
-,,yrity Of the troops.
there was also uprising at Oyster Bay,
/ q. uprisers being the highway commissioners
| sast town. They tore down. on the property
i ms J. West Roosevelt. a pier which is used
| = President Roosevelt when he is at his sum-
I - home. and also laid low piers on the prop
1 ers Of George c. Maxwell and Frederick r.
nusgr, and stone walls on land claimed by
rous c. Tiffany. The strife is a revival Of an
ID leEaI battle between the persons named and
IA town. the latter claiming that the property
| a which the piers and walls have been erected
! kMgs to it,
alry politics?" asked Busy Man.
aThe Independence League State Committee
zs and showed its independence by opening its
Il month for the insertion of the Hearst managers
rg Il decided TO hold the state convention in
NsE York on September IL 1t sent dispatch
/ u Hearst insisting that he take the nomination
IN Governor Michigan Republicans held their
Csrygnfion, stood pat on the tariff and indorsed
President Roosevelt. Governor Cummins OF
II Isgz vas renoIninaIed for that office by such a
Majority that his rival Perkins, faded into a
ttsdog The Democratic State Committee de-
died 10 hold the state convention in Buffalo on
isgtember ]. thereby throwing sop TO Hearst,
as Cerebus they fear
President Roosevelt and Governor Higgins
G.h needed the cali OF The Republican Con-
HszoRal Campaign Committee for dollar con-
ahBions TO the campaign fund. Secretary
Haa delivered a speech before the Pam
American Congress at Rio Janeiro. of which the
keynote vas the peaceful development or all
mtions on this continent. with the assistance
q the United States II was announced that
Charles E. Magoon, now Governor Of the Pan |
ana Canal zone and United states Minister TO |
aEama, would resign on September /, TO be-
Nne q member Of the Philippines Commission |
Ei NOe-GoVeTnor General of the Philippines. |
iltE he viii become Governor General OF the |
Philippines and eventually member of the |
etnet
What we're the odds and ends?" asked Busy |
Van
James H. Sage, a cousin of the late Russell |
age announced that he would contest the will |
Allg practically al the $S0,O0aOOO estate to |
In Sage on the ground that Mr.. Sage at the |
me be made his viii was not mentally capable |
q 80 doing and was subjected to undue inf1u- 1
9e John D. Rockefeller broke his habitual |
asaoe twice 10 say that the public had mis- /
lagsa the Standard Oil Company. that the at |
ntEs On him had been cruel, that life was full /
q lle JOY OF living, that he believed in men and 1
2l rom now on he would strive through pub |
10y 10 get better acquainted with the people. |
- M ceachman added that Mr.. Rockefeller ate /
siLil and beefsteak and did not subsist on |
Eui diet
Ma ". E. Corey. OF Pittsburg wife OF the |
- . the United States Steel Corporation. got |
sSsHo'ee IN Nevada and the custody Of their /
a. counsel for Mr. Corey said that Mr.. |
~, ~ was .s glad TO he divorced, and there were
49, 49, laat ne would and would not marry Miss /
Ssf,5 ~ oLiilsh' the actress II was said that
asa -asa PAID Mrs. Corey So. 100000 in lieu Of ali-
49, 49,, Sust 10 even the balance Miss Fay Tenn
49, ~,-s., tHice married and divorced, was
G-.91 % William Patterson, a wealthy Pitts
sa. me harry Thaw, since we are at Pitts
~, 49,. @OI ms mother over 10 his view that his
49, 49, % mould not be insanity and she dis
~, yAsss s,t. y. n. h Ocott. whom she had retained /
sTs ~ son had discharged him.
49, SiSloe n an attempt to equal the speed rec
shvs-si -sich law. tried, convicted and hanged IN
Esi5. minutes Negro who confessed as
srs,' .o.n Rnite woman. New York society
a., .syoufning al Newport went into an
- ~. -. IetIeat in a convent during which
"a co1s, s VII eschew the things of this world
fB,,e-lsi lhose OF the next. Lord Sholto
n ,ba arrested in Maine on suspicion that
"a, ne se oigamist and forger who Hnasque-
ssr,IsE me name Of Lord Douglas
Hs ma. ma. Comstock discovered that studies IN
Saserfs' IIlllted in the catalogue OF the Art
Erns league were indecent and raided the
~, ~ aifesting a bookkeeper. and confscafing
6ssulfs.. " catalogues. William Belcher, the
ss1seFss5 eA-A1ayor Of Paterson, N J. sur
Asgd 49,. sIa was sentenced to twelve years at
RsS -St s-,;,l ~ prison The Kansas wheat crop,
Fslue8 j, ,S5e1t5ed Set would yield 10000 600 bushels
R0sFi - - svVVVO50 The General Education
E,ing SsSe Ss,Sse conditional appropriations aggre-
ihs glac0Scco1 T. various small colleges from
isls sgO fund given by Jchn D. Rookie
dles fb,s- az Dy photographers in several large
lneBssS ,uilIty thousand men out of work
I6n IsT...lh IN. y the death list OF the week were
'ina Eaire ie.ce . Ioole. the English actor. and
"a Jr, the Brooklyn florist"