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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-02-06
RUSSIAN SOLDIERS
SLAUGHTER People
Wholesale Slaughter Now. in Progress
Governor General Orders Troops to
Use Weapons EnergeticalIy--jews
Are Murdered and Burned

Chicago Feb. 6.-The Daily News
correspondent at st. Petersburg says ::
Since the days of Ivan the Terrible,
Russia has not witnessed such whole
sale slaughter as is now in progress.
The daily reports from various parts
Cf the empire seem to rival each other
in horror. People are shot without
trial for belonging to the socialist
party and for carrying illegal literat-
ure and arms. In the province of
velna the governor general has issued
this order to bis troops: "Use your
weapons energetically and without
fear of responsibility
Those uanble to renew their Licenses
are sent to Jail for conspiring to dimln.
ish the revenues of the state. Where
the treasury has been robbed the gen.
erals order the inhabitants to make
good the deficiency on pain Of having
the town destroyed. In places where
it is suspected that there are revolu.
tionists the military chiefs order the
townsmen to point out the guilty men
or suffer bombardment. In one town
where there were no revolutionists the
colonel in command of the troops
carried out the threat.
In respect to the Jewish situation
the condition of affairs is appalling.
Come has been razed by fire and
many Jews murdered and burned,
Similar massacres are being plotted
in other southern towns and the end
of martyIdoms can not be seen.
The Novoe Vremya accuses wealthy
Jews, and especially Americans, of
helping their ooreli igionists to buy and
take up farming for the purpose of
transforming Russia into a Jewish
kingdom. 1t therefore urges the
government to forbid Jews to buy
land and to prohibi the existence of
all Jewish societies.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-02-06
GIRL REFUSES TO MARRY
BECAUSE DOG ATE LICENSE

Los Angeles, Feb. 6.-Because his
dog had gotten hold of his marriage
license and ohewed it in such q mann
er that his fiance refused TO accept it
Jack Hopper, young man living in
Los Angeles county, today returned
the mutt lated paper to the county
clerks Office, explaining that he had
no further use for it and desiring that
it be destroyed. The license was issu-
ed in June. 1904. Hopper expla ined
his painful experience as follows:
1--WE came here and got the license
and went home and waited for the day
to get married.
my dog happened to find the thing
one day on the floor and he ohewed
one corner of it, and then the girl said
she would not marry me unlees I got
a new license, would not do tnat,
because the license had not been harm
ed, 30 she said needn't have her at
all, and so it ended. But since then
the thing has been a hoodoo and !
want it destroyed
CLERK Shea assured him tina the
license had expired thirty days after
it's issuance, but upon the expression
of continued misgiving on the part OF
the applicant ne finally tore up the
license.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-02-06

style Of your dress, the ordering Of
your banquet, the setting Of your
table, is the mood in which the ap-
pointed hour of entertainment finds
you. When the doorbell peals TO the
ring of the first arrival, :put aside all
thought of how you look, how your
drawing room looks, how good. bad,
or Indifferent the dinner may prove !;
Danish every care, meet your guests
with nothing on your mind save the
anticipation of passing and helping him
to pass delightful hour. II you can
do this the battle is already half won.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-02-06
North Yakima Booming

North Yakima, Feb. 6.-Property
in North Yakima is going sky high
these days. The boom is just starting
and the prices are reaching such fig
ures that old timers are amazed at the
rapidly OF the movement of realty.
Business property and Mob Hill acre.
age have the call and fancy prices are
being paid. Tine sudden movement is
caused by the settlement of the water
right question and the assurance Of
government irrigation, the announce.
ment of the building of the North
Coast railway and the Milwaukee
systems through this place and the
further announcement of important
improvements to be made by capital
lists of Syracuse, N. Y.
Investors from all over the country
are f1ocking to the valley and picking
up what they consider choice business
sites and acreage. Last week one
business lot on West Yakima avenue
that sold about year ago for 2,100,
was sold to the Yakima Brewing COM
pany for 8,000,. The company will
erect two.story brick and stone build
ing on i. A. J. Haze sold to ". s.
wilkinson, a capitalist of Syracuse, N.
Y, ten acres of fruit land on Mob Hill
for $4,000. Mr.. Haze bought this
place last spring for $500.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-02-06
VERMONT DELEGATION
FAVORS IRRIGATION

The following letter was received
by r. F. Holm. secretary of the We
natchee Irrigation committee: yes.
terday.
Dear Sir-Your circnlar letter re-
oeived and think you will find that
the vermons delegation in congress is
on The right side Of the irrigation
question. will try to influence
them in that way and keep them that
way, if they waver. which I think
they will not do.
Nathan G. Williams.
Pres. and Treas. Vermont Farm
Machine company, Bellows, Vt.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-02-06
WENATCHEE PRODUCTS
BEST ON THE MARKET

E. M. Foy, manager of the Wenat.
chee Canning company, has just retnrn
ed. from an extensive trip throught the
middle west, where he had gone in the
interest of the cannery. He reports
that Wenatchee products in the east
outrank the best they have there.
While in Chicago he opened cans Of
the cannery's shipments and they did
the same with the products of the can.
Deries of the cast and the difference
was noticeable in favor of the Wenat.
chee products. Our apples he reports
as the very best on the middle west
and eastern markets. While in Chic.
ago Er. Foy took q run down to his
old home which was only matter
of hundred miles west of there and
renewed old acquaintance which he
had not done for twenty-six years.
The country, he says, looked fat and
small to him after his long residence
in the west. The hills which he
thought were so high in his youth
were mere raises in the surface when
he compared them to the hills here.
Altogether Mr.. Foy is glad to get
back to a country so free and large and
wholesome as Washington.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-02-06
FIVE DEAD ID IN IN
HELENA WRECK
Runaway Freight on Northern Pacific
Crashes Into Passenger Train
Killing Three-.Wreck Takes Fire
And Two More are Burned to Death

Helena, Mont, Feb. 5.-A runa-
way freight train on the Northern
Pacific crashed into a passenger train
tonight at II 40 O'Clock about two
and one half miles from here, result
ing in the death OF three persons whose
names are not known tie two others
who were burned in the wreck whose
names have not yet been learned. The
known dead are:
J. s. Robinson, OF Missoula.
Charles Brickle, conductor on pass
enger.
q. J. Jessup, express messenger.
Edward Brown brakeman, of Helena,
fatally hurt.
One coach inthe passenger train was
burned and the freight train, which
was made up OF cars loaded with
lumber was also urned. The pass
enger train proceeded the freight out
of Austin, about eight miles west of
Helena. At Austin the engine was
detacned from the freight. There is a
heavy grade from Austin to Helena
and the freight train got loose. The
passenger train was waiting at cross
ing when the freight came laundering
down. Before it could get out of the
way the freight crashed into it, throw
in all the passenger cars into tile
ditch.
The passenger engine became un-
coupled and kept on the track ahead
of the freight. After the freight had
got quarter of mile beyond the
passenger wreck, it went into the
ditch and caught on fire. A carload of
shingles was dumped OH the passenger
train and made terrific fire.
Messenger Jessup burned alive,
while four people tried to pull him
out of the wreck. He was aught und-
er the wreckage and could not be NOV
cd
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-02-06
Big Wolf Hunt Planned

Lawton, Okla, Feb. 6.-The secret
ary of the inter ior has instructed Col
onel E T. Morrisey, game supervisor,
to conduct three days hunt, com.
mencing today, to rid the national
game preserve at Fort Sill, of wolves.
The entire garrison at Fort Sill will
participate in the hunt, and 1t is ex.
peoted that the mounted hunters will
number one thousand.
The entire 26.630 acres of the
forest reserve will be covered during
the hunt.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-02-06
Foreigners Afrait Of Chinese

Hongkong, Feb. 6.-Foreigners 6. at
Canton are in a state of great appre-
hension owing to the insufIicieny of
police protection. After the looting
Saturday of the residence of the Rev.
DR.. Beattie, an American Presbyterian
missionary at Fati, by an armed band
Of Chinsse, the gunboat was request.
ed to send assistance but the command
er replied that he was not powered
to comply with the request.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-02-06
CATTLEMEN OF CALIFORNIA
WILL FIGHT BEEF TRUST

Salinas, CAL, Feb. e. The Cattle
mems association of California N ct
this afternoon for the purpose of per-
fecting a state organization. The
meeting promises to be important to
the cattle interests OF the entire coast.
as it proposes to inaugelate light
against the beef trust.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-02-06
The Art of Entertaining

How shall we entertain? asks a
writer. Joyously. Pleasure is con.
tagious. Remember hostess, every
house has its climate; some are in the
o,rid, some in the temperate, some in
the frigid zone. Remember, more
over, that you create the climate of
your house. More important than the
New Ulm review., 1906-07-18
TOWNS DESTROYED
ALONG THE coast
SANTA ROSA GOES THROUGH SIM
liar SCENES TO THOSE AT
THE METROPOLIS.
What Is Left After Earthquake Has
Finished It's Dread Work Is Quick
ly Reduced to smoldering Embers,
by Fire.

Oakland, CAL, April 2O.--Reports
from the interior are most alarming.
Santa Rosa, one Of the prettiest cities
Of the state, in the prosperous county
of Sonoma, is a total wreck There
are 10000 homeless men, women and
children huddled together. The loss of
life is not to be estimated. It will
probably reach the thousands.
AS the last great seismic tremor
spent its force in the earth the whole
business portion tumbled into ruins
The main street is piled many feet
deep with the fallen buildings No
one business building is left intact
This destruction includes all of
the county buildings. The four-story
courthouse, with it's dome rising high
into the heavens, is merely a pile of
broken masonry Nothing is left.
identification Of the building is impos.
sible.
Fire Completes Destruction.
What was not destroyed by the
earthquake has been swept by fire.
Until the flames began there was hope
of saving the residence district. 1t
was soon apparent that any such idea
that might have been entertained was
to be abandoned.
This was appreciated by the citi-
zens and they prepared to desert their
homes. Not even their household
goods were taken. They made for
the fields and hills, to watch the de
struction of one Of the most beautiful
cities in the west
Other Towns Wiped Out.
Messengers bring the saddest It'd.
ings of the destruction of Healdsburg
Geyserville, Cloverdale, Hopland and
Ukiah. This report takes in the coun-
try as far north as Mendocino and
Lake counties and as far west as the
Pacific ocean. These are frontier
counties, and have not as large towns
as farther south. In every case the
loss of life and property is as shock
ing as at San Francisco.
Reports Of the fearful destructive
nature of the earthquake in cities out
side Of San Francisco are only just
DeSlunluS W COME III. lueSe lSpolSs
indicate that the property loss outside
Of the city will be enormous, running
| into the scores of millions Of dollars
| San Jose is reported to have beer
destroyed, likewise San Rosa and Palt
| Alto. Eight dead Italians were take1
out of the Palian hotel at San Jose
4 At that place the Presbyterian church
ST. Patrick's cathedral and the higl
school were destroyed.
I The new hall of justice at San Jose
/ just completed at a cost of 100000
was demolished.
New Ulm review., 1906-07-18
SEVEN DIE ON BATTLEsHlP
Terrible Explosion Occurs in Forward
Turret Of Kearsarge-Powder
Charge Ignited.

Washington, April 16.-Two years
to day later than the fatal Missouri
disaster and, as every sailor immedi-
ateiy recalled, on Friday and the
18th of the month, six men were done
to death in the forward turret Of the
battleship Kearsarge by one of those
accident which acquire additional ter
=ror for sailors because of their OBJ
scure origin and almost impossibiiity
of prevention.
Following is the cipher message re-
ceived from Rear Admiral Evans:
Caimarera, April "A, 1906 -Secre-
tary Navy, Washington: On April 13,
about 3:15 p. M, shortly after compile
tion target practice of Kearsarge, for
ward turret, while the powder was
going below, three sections of 13-
inch charge of powder were ignited.
Charge of powder in other lift just be-
low and cne section inside 13-inch re-
mained intact. Cause not yet deter
mined, nor accountability Matter is
being Investigated.
New Ulm review., 1906-07-18

Washington, April 18.-It is doubt
full if a more momentous decision in
the interest of American society has
been delivered by the supreme court
in recent years than when Monday, by
bench divided five to four, it held
that divorces obtained in states which
do not have jurisdiction over both
parties to marriage are not enforce
able outside the state granting them
The decision is based on the clause of
the constitution providing that each
state shall give full faith and credit to
the DEGREES of another state.
The effect Of the decision therefore is
that divorces like those obtained. in
South Dakota by the acquisition Of a
temporary residence for that purpose
are valid in the state in which the
couple resided only so long as their
legality is not attacked.
1t follows, therefore, that divorce
in order to be beyond attack, must be
obtained in the state of which both
parties are residents.
The effect of the decision will be to
end the promiscuous granting of de-
crees and undoubtedly is a long step
towards minimizing an evil which 1t
had been believed could only be cor
rected by a uniform divorce law enact
ed by the federal congress.
The general belief is that divorces
will become less frequent as, when the
purport of the decision becomes known
generally the movement in favor of
national divorce laws will gain such
force as to compel the passage of the
constitutional amendment needed to
effect such legislation.
1t is estimated that at least 10000
children are affected by the opinion.
These are the offspring Of marriages
based on divorces granted where but
one Of the parties resided in the state
issuing the decree of separation.
New Ulm review., 1906-07-18
Called the BIun.

Mrs. X.-Yes. I tried to make my
husband economic in smoking, so
told him If he ever smoked would nev-
.er speak to him again. Mrs. What
was the result? Mrs. x.-His cigar
bill was doubled the next month.
New Ulm review., 1906-07-18
Hang Negro for Murder

Fort Madison, Ia, April 1.-Jospeh
G. Smith, colored, was hanged Friday
for the murder Of Mrs. Ida Cannady at
Buxton, Ia, on October 16, 1908. He
met his fate calmly after restful
sleep and hearty breakfast.
New Ulm review., 1906-07-18
Sick Man Ends Life.

Mobile, Ala, April 21.-Will!am
Becker, aged 67, a wealthy citizen Of
Milwaukee, who was visiting his
nephew, James Hagan, Of Mobile, shot
himself through the head Friday, dy-
ing instantly. Mr.. Becker had been
i'll for some time.
New Ulm review., 1906-07-18

There can be no friendship without
virtue, for that intimacy which among
good men is called friendship becomes
faction when it subsists among the un-
principl Sallust.
New Ulm review., 1906-07-18
.Rob Post office of S11Oo

Grand Fosks, n. D., April q Dur
ing Thursday night the post Office at
Cavalier, Pembina county, was robbed.
of s.. 100, 500 Of which was in stamps.
New Ulm review., 1906-07-18
Farmer Drinks Horse Medicine,

Mattoon, Ill, April 18. Ford Bran
.denburg, a wealthy farmer of the
southeast, committed suicide here
Tuesday by drinking horse medicine.
No cause is known for the deed.
New Ulm review., 1906-07-18
Devils lsIand Torture

Devils island Torture
ls no worse than the terrible case of.
Piles that afflicted me 10 years. ThenI
was advised to apply Bucklen's Arnisa
Salve, and less than q box permanently
cured me, writes Z. S. Napier, of Rugles,
Ky. Heals all wounds, Burns and Sores
like magic. 25c at O. N. Olsen's drug
store.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-26
Eft fatalt misstag.

Apropos den nyutnamde en-
voyen L. A. Gurther berattade
en- meddelare till "Jamtlands- Pm
toliande historic:
Pa IS7o-talet befann sighr Gun
ther som ung jurist pa en- fard i
Orebro Ian, da han dar utan vida
re - haktades af en- lansn.an.
Forhallandet var namligen, att vid
Stamina It'd etterlystes en- bedra-
care och Diet / lansmanens hand
comma portrattet af namda in
divid stamde till punkt och pricka
med hr Gunthers utseende. Lans-
mannen stralade at glade Diver
den lyckliga faugsten en- stor
bsloning for bedragarens grip,n-
de var utlofvad - borjade genast
korsforhorandet, hvarvid han i
medvetande ON sin hoga vardig-
het duade den anhallne.
Hvad heter du?
- Ernst Axel Gunther.
Tusan sa schangtilt! Och hvad
ar du?
- Vice haradshotding.
Lansmannen nastan kiknade at
skratt. och hans bitIaden grinade
som solvargar.
Och hvad ar din far?
- Justitiestatminim;stern ex-
cellensen Claes Efraim Gunther.
- Nog tusan kunde du ha hit.
tat pa nagonting mindre fornamt,
shrek lansmannen. Delta ar en-
frackhet utan like. Jag glitter
icke torhors dig vidare.
Trots fangens protester forbes
han in till Orebro. dar han tillsvi-
dare insattes i hnkan. Han bad.
att de stminstone skulle sanda eff
ter landshotding Bergstrom, som
personligen kande honom, men
mottes med hanskratt.
Forst pafSljande dag befriades
han, sedan landshofdingen under
rattats ON fangens envisa anhal-
an.
Pa hr Gunthers adelmodiga bon
slapp lansmannen undan med en-
skrapa.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-26

Han foddes i Hally. Orleans
Co., N. Y, den 20 februari 1870.
Sin u~ppfostran fck han i de all
mamma skolorna och pa EFT tryc-
kerr, der han larde sig b~oktrycka-
reyrket. 1866 kom han till Iowa
och slog sig ned i Cedar Falls, e
han tillika med sin broder, H. A.
Perkins, borjade utgifva tidningen
Cedar Falls Gazette. Sex ar Sc
mare salde han tidningen och fyt-
tade till Chicago, hvarifran han
1869 fyttade hit och inkopte It'd
ningen Sioux City Journal, som
da var en- veckotidning, at NAH
lon Gore. Pafoljande ar ingick
han kompanionskap med sin bro
der, H. A. Perkins, dervid It'd
ningen samtidigt gjordes till en-
daglig morgontidning. NJ utgif-
YES tidningen som bekant babe
qvall och morgon och ar en- at sta
tens tornamsta och in1ytelserika-
ste tidningar.
vi hafva talat ON Mr. Perkins
som en- ofentlighetens man, och
delta har han varit icke allenast
som tidningsman utan afven i an
dra hanseenden. Aren 1876, 1880
och 1888 var han delegat fran Ic-
wa till de nationella republikanska
konventen. 1873 valdes han till
statSSenator och representerade
MO counties. Under governor
Gears administration innehade
han embetet som invandrings-
commissioned for Iowa. Unuer
president Arthur tjenade han som
L. S. marshal for Iowas nora di-
stri&t, och 1890 valdes han till
kongressledamot fran Iowas elite
kongreSSdistrikt och tjenade som
sadan under tyra terminer iren
IS9t-IS99. Mr. Perkins ar sa-
lunda, som man ser, en- gammal
politisk war horse" och fullt qva-
liicerad for guvernorssyssIan.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-26
Fran Augustana College.

l fredags, den 10 jan, och lor-
days, den 20, hade litterara fore
ningarna Adelphic och Phreno-
kosmiska sallskapen sin arliga
mottagning i gymnastiksalen for
aldre och nya studerande. Vid
Adelphics fest talade pastorTheo-
dore Ekblad ,vid Phrenokoismiska
DIR G.. Andreen. Dessutom ut
forbes god sang och pianomu-
six.
DR. Otto Nordenskjolds fore
lasning d. is januari fyllde kapel-
let med en- upPmarksam ahorare.
skara, som med yttersta intresse
lolide med den lifiga skildringen
r0rande de antarktiska trakterna
och de eriarenheter och svarighe
ter sydpolsiararna dar ~upplefvat.
Eiterat halsades DIR och fru Nor
denskjold valkomna af manga b$-
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-26

sallstat den franske tidningsman-
men oppet benamner konung Ha
kons rike.
A~ngaende hans fr~isprakiga tai
ON Norges vasallstallning forelig-
ger EFT tecken. som forblitvit Co.
hier obekant, men som mycket
observerats inom diplomatiska
kretsar. Det ar att hos konung
Hakon ~anstallts, som kabinetts-
chef, handsekreteraren eller hvad
han nu kallas, den engelske gent
lemannen MI Knollys. Denna ar
ingen mindre an broder till 10
hung Edwards alter ego och fax
totum, hans NEST oskiljaktige tie
mare, ofverste Knollys, hvilken
sasom konungens privatsekrete-
rare signerar nastan ALA telegram
halsningar, tacksagelser o. d. fran
Diet kungliga kabinettet.
Salunda har England stallt en-
at sin suverans narmaste fortrog-
ne som radgifvare och instructor
i kung Hakons omedelbara mar
het.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-26

Procents tillokning pa lonen. Di.
rektor Conried hade svarat, att
han med mole skulle underhsndla
med Ell hvar kormedlem sarskildt
om loneforhojning. men icke Vile
ha med en- fa~ektorening att CORA.
Da koren icke kom, beslot man
grfva operan utan koren. Ballet
karen utkommenderades TOR att
fylIa upp i folkscenerna, och di-
rcktor Conried gick franz till RAM
pen att fore ridans uppgang afge
en- f~oFklariug. Han upplyste, att
han skulle bilda en- alldeles ny kor.
Den strejkande raknade $50 med
lemmar. Sedermera har stricken
bilagts i godo.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-26

I mandagsqvall hollis i stora
domsalen i courthuset EFT talrikt
besokt mote. som utlysts i anda-
NAL att soka forma Geo d. Per-
kinS at Perkins Bros, utgifvare at
Sioux City Journal, att uppstalla
sig som kandidat for governor af
Iowa pa den republikanska valse-
deln. Motet var egentligen af-
sedt for inom staden bosatta re-
publikaner. men personer hade
infunnit sig fran fera andra hall
iron countyt och nargransande
counties, Sa att den stora notes
lokalen val till :rangsel fylld at
en- entusiastisk hop republikanska
politici och andra. som infunnis
sig for att bora pa. Resolutioner
antogos enhaIligt. enligt hvilka
Geo D. Perkins skulle ombedjas
att upstal!a sig som kandidat pa
den republikanSka valsedeln som
governor.
Vid EFT %tillfa!le sadant som det-
ia var Diet ju alldeles klart att val
talighetens kallader skulle ia fritz
ahopp, och tai hollos derfor i
langa banor, ALA gaende ut pa att
visa hvilken f%ortrafflig kandidat
Mr. Perkins skulla vara och hvil-
ken utmarkt governor han skulle
blifva, derest han bletve valid, Och
ar Diet sa att Mr. Perkins verkligen
beslutar sig for att efterstratva
den hoga vardigheten, kan han
vara saker ON att erhalla EFT
starkt understood frau republika.
nerna inom delta och andra coun-
ties. helst som hans eftermale
som en- offentlighetens man ar
fullkomligt rent och 1ackfritt.
Han gar i elden med EN- blank
SKIOLD och redliga afsigter, derest
han nu pa sina vanners och beun.
drares onskan besluter sig for att
soka Observation-Disclosures.
Hon. Geo. D. Perkins letnadS
historic ar i korthet foljande:
Svenska monitoren., 1906-01-26

M. Blooman, som sager sig
vara FRESHMAN och hemmahora i
Peoria, H., stod nyligen i polls.
ratten i St. Paul. MINI, anklagad
for dryckenskap. Han d0mdes
ito dagars arbetstraft. Han be-
fam sig der att soka bot tor be,
garet efter rusdrycker. men be
slot att taga sig en- sista fyl!a, in
nan han slutade upp pa alLvar.
IA Gounods Faust" i ondags
skul!e gifvas q Metropolitan Ops
ra House i New York, infann sig
icke k0ren till foreStallningen
Dess personal hade upprattat en-
facktorening och bsgart femtio