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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-04
) PATTEN BUYS SEAT
Prominent Chicago Grain Man Joins
.... ": Chamber. of Commerce.

. James A. Patten the Chicago grain
man, who, since the death Of Philip D.
Armour, has ranked as one Of the heav-
lest grain traders in the west has be-
come member of the Minneapolis Cham
Der Of Commerce. Mr.. Patten is
usually spoken Of in the market reports
and the gossip as Jim Patten to dis
tinguish him from G. W. Patten, who. is
prominent in the coarse grain business.
Jim Patten is partner in the big Chi
cago board Of trade: house of Bartlett,
Frazier & Darlington, and is personally
known to the trade in Minneapolis, Chi
cago, New Y ork, st. Louis, Liverpool and
other centers. He is in the class with
A. T. Valentine and John w. Gates and
is million bushel trader y:r
Mr.. Patten asked Charles p. Lewis to
procure membership for him, and Mr..
Lewis bought one from N. O. Werner of
the Swedish American bank, paying
s4,525 for it.. {
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-04
MANY FIRMS INCORPORATE
January Record Surpasses All Previous
Figure for Incorporation.

Merchants and manufacturers are
in 1905, Judging by the many articles
Of INCORPORATION which have been filed
with the secretary Of state during Jan
uary. -
MANY established business houses
take this means of increasing their
working capital The January record
for interpretations exceeded all past
records, and lawyers have been kept
busy with this kind of work. One
firm, Gjertsen & Lund. filed five articles
Of incorporation within three weeks.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-04
SIGNS OF SPRING NO. Q:
!. MARBLES OUT AGAIN

People laughed at the foolhardiness
of the little fuzzy things when it was
announced last Sunday that pussy
willows had appeared In bud. They
are not an infallible sign of spring,
but when the men who laughed at
them saw that certain harbinger OF
flowers and sunshIne-boys playing
marb'es-in all parts OF the city yes
terday they regretted their haste to
condemn the pussies. Hundreds OF
boys were "pIunking" marbles out OF
rings, or off lines for "keeps" and
there was not neighbortood that
could not boast of game.
Druggists reported that the marble
market was .bulled." Prices, they
say, are the same as last year.
"commles," ten for cent and little
"chlnIes," twenty for cent. The
prices ascend to IS cents. asked for,
the best agates. ;.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-04
OMAHA PAYS TAX
Earnings for 1905 Were S4,09S,1 60.69-
= Tax Is S163,926.

The Omaha road has paid it's 4 per
treasury. The earnings for 1905 in
Minnesota amounted to $4,09S, 160.69,
and the tax comes to $163, 1926, the last
instalment of $13 1926 being paid today.
Last year the earnings were $685.
ss6.77, and the per cent tax was
$115, 916.13. The increase in revenue
from the one road is $4,000. The
Omaha is one of the old roads, holding
the st. Paul & Sioux City charter, and
its payment is taken to mean that nc
contest will be made by any OF the
roads against the per cent law.
The Great Northern paid another
$4,000 today, making 100000 paid
on account.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-04
The Famous N. @. r. Stereopticon and
Motion Picture Lecture.

Mr.. Z. s. Thomas Of Dayton, OHIO,
who is to deliver the lecture, under the
auspices Of the United Commercial
Travellers, at Plymouth church, Monday
night, is in the city. From what Mr..
Thomas states this will be very. inter
esting and everybody should avail them
selves of the opportunity of hearing
this lecture. Lecture will start at 8:15
pm. shatr s' s.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-04
TO BE BURIED HERE

Remains Of r. w. Tidd VIII Reach the
City Tomorrow. r.
The remains of T. w. Tidd, the pioneer
Minneapolitan who died Friday at the
home of his daughter in Chicago, will
reach Minneapolis Monday noon and will
be taken directly to Lakewood cemetery,
where brief services will be held in the
chapel. -s.H
Ny friend, look herel you. know how
know that Carter Iron Pills will re-
lieve her; now, why not be fair about
it and buy her a box?
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-04
! GOVERNMENT MADE MONEY

January was good month for stamps.
according to the report just issued by the
Minneapolis postoffice The months sales
aggregated $127.666.24 as against s107.-
1888 for the same month of the pre-
ceding wear. The per cent of increase
was Is S..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-04
MIC MACS ABSENT
St, Paul Team Shy Of Players for Flour
City Game.

The hockey game between the Mic
Macs Of st. Paul and the Eagles of Min
neapolis scheduled for last night on the
Fremont rink was called off. Several
members of the st. Paul aggregation
failed to show up and the. contest was
postponed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-07
Probate Matters

The appraisers Of the estate Of Che7.
ter and Dick Brown. minors, have fled
their report. The value Of the proper.
ty is $1,000.
IN the matter of the estate Of Aman.
da tawhoad. W. g.. Price was appoin'eI
administrator and required to Gle "a
bond Of 600. The real property Of the
estate is valued at $3.50.
In the estate Of =. d. Knight, ap
praisors we're appointed ne follows: u
W. smith. o. n. Cornelius and u
NJ. Watson. W. r. Riches, adminislu
tor has alcd a bond FOR tlOO.
IN tho estate Of Sylvia Sander, Ly
Ola Ysrkos. administrator, filed q bon.
of tiOO Tho appraisers appointed ar'
u Vs. Condit. James Walker and s. D.
Condil Tho real property is valued of
1900
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-07

osition ever worked out in the west,
with Portland newspapers and Port
land people in favor Of its prompt ac.
ceptance. what's TO hinder negotiations
being closed 80 that the working force
Of the company may be establishing
grades and placing ties and rails in
place and the line soon be established
silverton Appeals Hon. J. D. Sim
msns Of Monitor, is a candidate for
nomination 70 the office Of representa-.
tive in the lower house and the Re
publicans Of Marion county may rest
assured that he will DO the right thiag
al the right time II he Is chosen TO
represent them in the legislature. His
record is without blemish and the peo.
ple upon whom he depends for success
in this campaign are comprehensive Of
his sterling qualifications and ability
as a representative.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-07
WHAT SALEM SHOULD HAVE.

Salem people should bestir themselves
and try 10 secure some much needed i'm
provemonta
This city should have a credatable
public library building, owned by the
state and city jointly.
There should be a home FOR the Cover.
nor az salem and HE SHOULD LIVE
HERE. The grounds east Of the state
house 10 the railroad should be bought
by The state and cleared OF for that
purpose.
There should be- a fine soldiers mon.
umont erected AZ Salem, az nearly every
state Ia the Union has such memorial
10 patriotism. The state Of Oregon ba'
been slow about that matter
10 looks ss n Oregon we're going 10
settle down 20 one normal school, AND
THAT ONE SHOULD BE LOCATED
AT SALEM salem has the right 10.
cation, aud the finest public school sys
tenn Of any city in the interior.
Let Salem people think Of these
things and send men 20 the legislature
who will work for the city and for thc
county and for The state.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-07
TWICE TOLD TESTIMONY
Salem People Are Doing an They Can
FOR Fellow Sufferers

salem testimony has been puhlished
90 prove Tho morits of poan's ku.nny
Pills to othors iu salem who suffer- from
haI backs anA kidney iIs Lest any
sufferer ,"ubt that the cures ma,lr by
poan's Ktluel PILLS arc thorough aud
lasting We produce confirmed proof
stat-mvuts from salsm people. ayiug
that tho cures thry taI of wears ago
Wrro permanent, Here a tlsai
William NJ spayi living oH Winter
street. southwest cnHnf of ID street
~.jrm, oros says "lt 81 ius, about
throo years since recommended
Deans kidney Pulls through our local
paI-rs said ihat words roullu't ox'
prvs nay good opiniou oi poan's Kid
uoy Pills or dos.r.he che remarkable
effects they had on poe. Ny kidurys
ha,i boon source of annoyuuce Tor a
uumhcr of years ami suffered 81
vorrly from barkarhe aud pain across
nay loius couldn't 81 out and split
Ia pioro ~ kindliug wood without my
hack Paiuiug me. The kiipoy secro-
tions woro irrogular and my rcst AZ
night vas hstuFtoll on account u their
Frequency and there was a s,ahting
pain in passage was advised 10
ny poans Kidney Pills anA procurod
a mpply at Dr. stone's drug store by
che time / had used a little over one
box ! was rutircly fr,,s from the back
acho anil tho actiun ~ the Kidneys
~crotious WAS rcgulatc,l 50 chat could
rsi tho whole night without being dis.
turbssL Ny kiineys were toned zap
aud s,rcngtho1oi aud my health was
improved in every way. Three boxes
NJ nsss q kihry Pills muio me foel
express my gratitude for whas they Ii
likc q new man. ! ann always glad %
for ulc.
For sale hy an d,alers Price 5l
cents Fosior Mlburn Co, Buffalo
Now YORK, s1e sgvuts far the Uuitcd
States.
Remember tho uame-Doan's and
take no other
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-07
TREAT PORTLAND KINDLY

but do not be worked al The time.
Here's proposition 10 1T OH The
school teachers 10 work having ALL
TIm oIufDRHN WRITE ESSAYS
FOR PORTLAND.
That ia like thc old scheme 20 have
all tho public school take up collections
for Portland charitable Institutions
whcu did Portland exert Itself, az a
city, for any town or city in The in.
tofiUfi
Diin't Portland work our delegation
to have no state FAIR lhst year. aud
ian't Portland at work now 90 have "a
rival state faiff
LET Us mn GENEROUS. BUT LET
Us M SLOW ABOUT 1T.
Oregon would hr faf better ~ " this
state had three cItirs on 10000 each
than 90 havc one ~ 10000 that cares
no more fof Oregon than fof Washing
ton. idaho or Alaska.
rouhnt ls moro concerned today
ahoui "a steamship lius 90 Alaska than
about "a steamer to Coos Ht, of r. tfol
lcy uuo up tho valley
Toll Portland to 90 to ihe hoe place
for awhilc. ani protect our own inter-
este. b. pretty go1I motto. hul lei
us treat thc big fit, kinIiy, hut io not
d. worked 100 tto time
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-07
Prompt obedience.

Mr. Tucker with his face lathereD
L see I've made a mistake and got
ms biggest shaving implement, Tom
my!
Tommy-Yes, sir.
Mr.. Tucker Bring me my baby
razor"
Tommy (bawling OUT Nav, come
here, Paw wants you!-Chicago Tri
buns.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-07
Pale, Thin,
WerUous?
wAY OF REroRMNo THAT or.

WAY OF REFORMING THAT OF
FIcE.
one offers to safely keep the money
Of the people, and see that 1t is not
wasted or diverted That is grand,
isn't iti
Under the Hst salary law the treas.
urer gets $500 salary, and all be can
make loaning out half million or two
millions Of money
A stringent law must be enacted 70
require that al interest earned by sur
plus idle funds Of the state shall 90
into the treasury.
That l. the platform Of Jas. II. Ait
kin. Of Huntington. and HE Is THE
ONLY AsPIRANT WHO COMES OUT
CLEAR AND STRONG ON THAT.
Fortunately he lives in the country
where little intelligence breaks
through the Uranium Of a politician
once In a while
The state treasury and every state
Office. must be- made 10 earn revenues
Tor tho state, and become self.sustain.
ing az least
The state should absolutely refuse
10 have anything to do with the man
who simply wants 20 get into Office 70
make all be can out Of IL, and who i'
willing 10 let all the old CRAFTS 60 on
indefinitely
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-07
His Reason

ln o. little village there once liyoI "a
boy who WIS supposed % be dull wiii'i
and tbc mon " the village used %
anI great fuu In Offering him The choice
between % three penny bii and a penny
of which be- Invariably chose the bt
tor
a stranger one Day saw him choose
ibc penny rather than the throc.ponny
bit and asked him for che reason. "i'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-07
surn cure for Piles.

Itching pile produce moisture ana
cause itching, this form, as wen as
blind. bleeding or protruding piles are
cured by DR.. Bo-san-ko's Pile Remedy.
stops itching and bleeding. Absoros
,umors 500 a jar at druggists, or sent
bv mail. Treatise free. Write me
,bopt your case. DR.. Bosanko, Phila-
dalnhia. Pa.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-07
Smiles

Plant some flowers before you iic.
North Bend aud Mar,hdell would
unite iu malnmouy
Tho spring flowers arc 10 bloom They
never grt cold feet or a bad breath.
Westward tho course of empire
takes its way" until it reaches che
Oregon coast
walis.ng musi Do popular on Coos
Ray ono paper heads all society
gatherings. 18th. Social WbifL"
Tho Democrat SAYS Albany business
men don't want Co have 90 keep uP
three telephone s,.trms. that's alL
a number of salem Young ladies
would be- very glad Co hrar candidates
f1r matrimouy make statement 40. l..
ss-
Tho corporations will push che fran.
rhlso monopoly so bard that public own.
rr,hlp will Boz thr last resort and che
people will br driven 90 that
Coos usy Ihrhar Mr Fletcher SAYS
chat tar people of Boise uo longer ask
/" Arr 5000 going to Coos nayi" hut
"WHta ars sou going 60 siarti"
Tar Independent Telephone mass
meeting at Turner voted 20 ask frau.
.rII.a ta enter salem. They are right
auI tae sty vIll have to yiell SOME
.aav
A hD Hss been introduced io rails.
t0r rrtsIrbgs aIay ta $4,000 "A
gtar us ought 90 he able t1 make
both suIs meet aa s5ouoo. now that b.,
has uauIei A.ist so we'll Exchange
An tho leading willamette valley
towns ace 'u fear of typhoid fever cpl
demlc. aui aFe taking presaut.ou o.
prevent it-tNghaugs
Excuse salem, please Nn, cas-,
here
Portland houses for a week or tWo th,
city would come 90 its souses aud De-.
tho trolley lines in ou a ruu.-Albauy
Democrat
~cr, here' islt there a law agalus
h'ytoiit
las from thc Rosrburg Reyiev
lhrml b. fuuuyi Many of our RsPuh
handsomely illusiratc.i-wiih che pie
tuTrs ~ men whose rarrWnTu feature
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-07
PORTLAND WANTS THE TREAS
uREn

Portland tas tNo candidates for tbe
office uf HHir ..Hsul,r aut tbo big
banks down thsrt want that onite. aAl
uaaf I. haIN
ArtHrT uf th. Portland candidates
mntr anr specific p'tIF. As TO
WHAT THEY WILL DO M THE
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-07

II because the penny is the biggestf
the stranger asked "Nawj not cause
II +, the biggest. II I took the three. three.
penpv bit they'd gle Ger of rim it,
The Tattler.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-07

uAnd 20 thint that ten months $50 looked iihs
thisi lowe it % German syrup
CThe ume-woru Injunction, Never put
oH 'tl tomorrow what YOU can do TO.
day. IL now generally presented In this
form "D DO Il to-day I" That is the tcfse
advice We want 10 give You about that
hacking cough or demoralifIng cold with
which you have been struggling for sew
rfal days. perhaps weeks. qfakc eouic
reliable remedy for it ro-pAy-and lci
that remedy BE- Or Boschvrs Ger
Syrup. which has been in use ipr cvci
thlrty hye years. A few doses Of Il vii
undoubtedly relieve your cough or t7li
and its continued use for few days sii
cure sou completely. qNo matter how
deep seated your cough. even n dread
consumption has attacked your lungs
German Syrup will surely effect a cure
as u has done before in thousands Of ap.
pafcntly hopeless cases Ut lung trouble
qNcw trial bottles. 2Se; regular s,sc,
s5e. A. all druggists
sold In Salem by 3. c. stone
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-07
HOTEL OREGON

Corner Of seventh and Stark Streets,
Portland, Oregon.
Tho new and modern hotel Of the city
Caters particularly 10 residents OF sa.
lem and other Oregon eitieA European
plan. Free bus Rates ti,0O per day
AMI upward. Handsomost grill In tho
West, and prices as low a. In places
lees attractive. Daily Capital Journal
on hlo
WRIGHT DICKINSON HOTEL co.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-07
Spring Medicine

ln thousands and thousands oi
homos in citics, towns and Villages -
throo dosss a day oi Hoods samapa-
ulla aro nov heing taken by every
memhcr oi thc family,
Why such side aud general nee ?
nccauso Hoods sauapanlla has proved
ltscli tho HIST Spring Mcdicinr, by lts
wonderful vnrcta la cleansing tho sys-
tenn oi an humom, overcoming that
tircd feeling, creating appctiio, clcanng
tho complexion, giving aiWngth aud
animation,
Over iouy thousand testimonials no.
cciycd la two yvau, boy actual count.
Accept mo- substitute Cor
Hoods SaTsaparilla
Insist on having Hood's. 0rl il today.
In liquid or tahlui iorm. l0O nos's o..
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-07

Then your blood must be in a very bad
You certainly know what TO
take, then Why not take it?-Ayer's Sar.
saparilla. II you doubt, then consult
your doctor. We know what he viii say
sbou, this grand old family medicine.
We havs % sscreisi We gutllsh &c. AyoI Co,
a. lsrwulss II en- ouf metlslael. LoEslli Ms.s.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-07
EvnRYrIAfn


Nou nrni "a toiar uosllcvly, not
oniy IA that ialhr goho fcr su ume
but als, tte ,at,vcst ou 10 for life.
heniauan nanklm puts its Ike
th.s "llo tb,t l,ses f,ar chill
hugs uat oaiy iaav shat SUM bat
all he a,hauiagss thst might he
made by tuuius De- iu dealing
whieh by tas t.ue a youug uan be.
eomse oli, anaouuis to "a comfortable
has of moue, rterof,ro psu.e aul
souslhv h,fore parting vita tby
uuonso,
"rho c,si ~ AZ unnecessary ara.
cie II savod would of itself bsgsi
nloncy.
''He that Ia youth soss ths habit
of aying shilbnss win az maturity
reap q golds.a harvest"
start 4 ssvinga Account, even "
ysa oan 3 s,srt vita uaore than o.
We pay s pr eeut interest, oosa'
poaudsi souli annIaily.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
CAPITAL NATIONAL RANK
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-07
Patronise Your Home 7.
dUstfies and keep yOur mO0
eY at home.

Not a new business, but the old n.
smith, wagon and paint shop q, -,
3 Arthur very much enlarged W.
prepared to do all kinds Of fancy -. -
ing, sign painting and buggy. 49,
and wagon paintings repalntinR ,,S y
pairing furniture and musical -
ments. A 6rst-class painter smDl,-.s
Light and heavy wagons and 49,. 49,
on hand and made TO order -,
sailed for IN any part Of the ,i, "a
returned free Of charge BY q. q.wI.A..
or william Cross.
JACOB & ARTHm
Phone 1853 Main. 1925 N. Fruu. a
eat
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-07

Albany HsFal1' Vita ths willamette
valley Traetioa Company a. tAe aa.
sAof q tAs most liberal fraaehise prop,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-07-12
INSANE SOLDIER
CALLED POLICE
Crazed From Long Service in Phillip.
pines, he Thought Passengers
Would Kill Him.

Albuquerque, July l2-An insane
soldier, who thought that passengers
on train No. s of the Santa Fe rail
road We're about to kill him created
considerable excitement in the vicin-
ity of the depot here last night. He
ran from the train to a nearby corner
and seized two officers appealing to
them for protection.
"One hundred people on that train
are bound to kill me-" he yelled,
tightening his clutch on the officers
and pointing to No. s.
The policemen quieted the man as
best they could and walked over viii
him to the train while he cast appre-
hensive glances to the rear, evidently
believing that his life was in constant
danger. AS there didn't appear to be
anything bloodthirsty looking about
the crowd at the station the officers
made investigation and found that the
man was discharged soldier from
the Philippines, named Frown, on his
way to Chicago from Gsis, Francisco.
swfere hc+ recently iahae from tie is-
lands. It was impossible to find out to
what regiment or company he belonged
and with the assistance Of Depot Mas.
ter Gray he was put back on his train,
whereto fellow passengers agreed to
watch and see that he did nothing
violent.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-07-12
EXPERTS EXAMINE.
FORTY LETTERS
In Famous Hartje Divorce Casr--Tak
ing Of Testimony Re.
sumed.

Pittsburg, Pa, July l2.--After an
adjournment Of week to give hand
writing experts time to examine forty
letters introduced In the Hartje dl.
vorce case BY the plaintiff and alleged
to have been written by the respond
ent, Mrs. Scott-Hartje, the taking Of
testimony in the case was resumed to.
day before Judge Fraset Of the com.
mon pleas court. Mrs. Hartje was
called and she denied that she had
written the letter to Susie Wagner,
her former domestic, which when on
the stand previously she admitted hav
ing written. She admitted that she
had written Susie letter, In which
there were many expressions In the
letter submitted to her but declared
that she never wrote the sentence
saying she wanted Susie on her side
At the conclusion of her examination
David Carvalho. a New York hand
writing expert, was called. He said
that he had examined the letters and
found some written by one hand and
some by others. Counsel for the plain.
tiff asked the court to adjourn until
the exhibits could be further examined
by experts, as Mrs. Hartje denied hav.
ing written the letter chosen as the
standard for comparison,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-07-12
SECOND EARTHQUAKE
AT SOCORRO
Breaks Dishes and frightens Hesi'
dents--Shock Felt at Silver
City.

Ell Paso, Texas. July 12.-Socorro,
New Mexico, experienced an earth
quake shock at o'clock this morning,
followed by two lighter shocks later
in the day. No serious damage was
DONE but dishes were broken In the
houses.
A special from Silver City says:
"An earthquake shock was distinctly
felt here a few minutes after five
o'clock this morning. It awakened
everybody but did no damage"
Goods Thrown From Shelves.
Special to the New Mexican.
Socorro, N. NJ, July 12,--The sleep
ers of this town were aroused about
o'clock and ten minutes this morning
by quite severe earthquake shock
which was very sensibly felt for a
few seconds. There was no great
damage done; several stores were dis.
lodged and damage resulted in the
laboratory of C. T. Brown, the mining
engineer, to part of the delicate ma
chinery located there. Two shocks
later in the day were felt, but these
were of shorter duration and lighter
in strength. The people were at first
alarmed, but this wore off speedily
and there are no fears expressed or
felt Of future serious disturbances.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-07-12
ASSASS|N'S SHOT
PROVED FATAL
Vice Admiral Cho-
uknin Dies while
Unconscious.
EMPEROR HAS RESERVATIONS
Of Entire Cabinet in his
Hands--.Fears to Accep.
Them.

Sebastopol, July l2--Vice Admiral
Chouknin, commander of the Black
Sea fleet, who was shot yesterday,
supposedly by a sailor of the battle
ship Otchakoff died this morning with
out having regained consciousness
Cabinet Members Submit Resiq.
nations.
st, Petersburg, July 12--Finance
Minister Kokovsoff has given author.
ity for the statement that the resigna.
tion of the entire cabinet Is in the
hands of the Emeror. So far as yet
learned, however, his majesty is not
yet ready to charge the constitutional
democrats with the task of forming
new ministry and is still seeking a
compromise issue by forming a coali-
tion cabinet, composed of more solid
conservative and liberal elements in
the lower and upper houses of Parlia-
ment under the leadership Of Count
Heyden and M. Stakoyich.
Jews Flee From Warsaw.
Warsaw, Russian Poland, July 12-
1t is estimated that 10000 Jews, old
men, women and children, fled from
Warsaw yesterday The most able
bodied male Jews remained to protect
their property. An intense depression
prevails in Jewish quarters where the
inhabitants have organized settle
ment of defense. The authorities
have taken precautions against anti
Jewish outbreak.