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New-York tribune., 1906-07-26

and weakened the respect for property of others.
already enfeehled.
In the speeches of its members the House con-
sistently discredited the government which IL
ever accused of organizing pogroms and disor-
ders. BY sending a deputation TO Bialystok II
openly aspired to usurp executive power. Four
teen Deputies appealed to the people, melting
disorders step which called forth no expression
Of disapprobation from the House.
In the last moment of its existence the house
declared that the government had acted Illegally
in explaining to the population the nature of the
agrarian project proposed by itself, and decided
to address a manifesto to the people persuading
them not to believe in the government regarding
the question but 10 await its settlement by par
lament Several members also undertook jour
news to the interior OF Russia, with the object OF
supporting agitation, their appearance being fol-
lowed by renewed disorders, pOgroms and strikes.
All these causes made necessary the decision to
dissolve the house.
The Associated Press has received the follow
ing dispatch:
St Petersburg July 25.-Answering your tele-
gram addressed 20 the Prime Minister am d.
rected to say that the central press administra-
ton informs us that st. Petersburg and the prov
inces received the news OF the dissolution OF
the Douna calmly. The Emperor firmly INTENDS
realizing the reforms proclaimed in his inanl-
festO Of October 30 The dissolution OF the
Douma was Indispensable, as the first body or
delegates pursued tendencies which threatened
10 prevent the peaceful development OF REFORMS
in the empire. BELLEGARDE.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
RUMOR OF GREAT STRIKE.
Leaders at MOscOw Said to Hare
Fired Date at JuLy 28.

Moscow, July 25.-It is reported, but not con-
frmed that the Worl1men's Council has decided
IN favor OF general strike, TO begin July %.
The massing Of troops in this city continues.
The railroad lines are carefully guarded, and
the whole city is practically under martial law
In addition TO the regular troops guarding the
Nicholas station, the terminus of the line con-
Meeting Moscow and St. Petersburg. machine
gun detachment is on duty there
Tens of thousands of copies Of the "Vieche" a
Black Hundred paper, containing provocative
articles against the Jews and revolutionists
are being distributed in the streets. An article
describing how meeting Of Russian patriots
received the news Of the dissolution of parlia-
ment," says the true sons of the Fatherland fell
on each others necks and wept tears Of joy" An
editorial in the paper praises the dispersal OF
the Revolutionary assembly of Jews and
Jewish synpathizers." adding:
The prayers Of the people have at last found
an echo in the heart of the Emperor. Arise
orthodox Russians. Take care that the nex
parliament is not assembly of Jews and
reVolutiOnists but state institution. willing tC
and the fundamental law. 1t was remarkable
that parliament was dispersed on the ami
VeTsaTy OF Our Lady Of Kazan, the prOtectress
OF holy Russia. True Russians will now under
stand that the only object Of parliament the
downfall Of Russia Sons of the Fatherland, re-
lOice in your victory, but remember that the
Jewish hydra has a hundred heads and that
many yet remain TO be cut off.
The article concludes with assurances that a
repetition OF the outbreak of last fall is impos-
sible as Count Witte Count Of Saghalien and
protector Of the Jews" has fallen, and the men
who are now in control will know how to sup
press the Jews and revolutiOnists.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
BEFORE YGlI GO

remember that the going away OF thousands s-r
whom the poor wash and clean and sew tFs
dUllness Of trade, the closing OF many chv,s-E
sources Of relief, the debilitating heat and ~
midtty, all this adds TO task OF aiding ths
poor, both by material relief and BY fresh-air
outings.
Every $3.50 you send will take from q fogl
sitting tenement. TO a whole week OF bFaeing
restful fresh air and abundant food at So
Breeze. wCrn-Out mother or an under-fed shoD
girl, an aged seamstress, fading baby. deli
cate school child.
S10O will give 400 boys and girls one glOriou7
day at the shore, their only summer day of ne
streets.
$4,000 needed TO complete the seasons work
which reaches 10000 who are most carefully
selected. II you prefer. your gift viii be ussl
to take comfort and sunshine to those bedridder
or otherwise confned-We know 200 such homes
Details il desired.
Send checks and inquiries TO r. s. Minturn
Treas Room 90 1O5 East 22nd Street
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
MONKEYS BROKEN ARM SET.
II. H Rogers's Pet and Mascot of His Yacht
Repaired at Bellevue.

Toby. a ringtaiI monkey and mascot on H. H.
Rogers's yacht, the Kanawha, now lying az the
New York Yacht Club anchorage. near Bellevue
Hospital. fractured his left yesterday, while
carrying OFF a choice morsel belonging to the cook.
The whole crew, from the captain down, in
serious mood at this. for Toby is a great pet OF
Mr.. Rogers. The gig was lowered and the captain
hurried the monkey off to Bellevue where the arm
put in plaster cast. Toby broke away once
while this being done and caused much excite
ment by his almost human crying.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
ANOTHER WOMAN CATCHES a THIEF

Another woman has Joined the ranks Of th.si
Catchers. AS Mrs. Ada II. S0UthWick. Of No. u
West 11th street. descending the stairs at hsi
home yesterday afternoon she saw q ColoEeG S2-2
standing in the hallway taking q coat and
wOman's cloak from the hatraek She screamed
and at the same time caught hold Of the man. Her
son and two women bOarders ran TO her help
PatrOlman Murray. OF the Charles street station.
also responded TO her cries and arrested the nan
~, the StaLOn the prisoner said he was 4rs3-e
SdIuWeH or NO 155 Prince street, Brooklyn. y
for examination on Friday
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
WILD MAN PRowLs IN THE BRONX.
Crawls on His Hands and Knees-Attacks
and Frightens Young Women.

Residents Of Wakefield In The Bronx. are greatly
wrought up the presence in that place of a
wild man who has prowled around for nearly two
weeks. According 10 three persons. who say they
have seen him. he crawls his hands and knees.
his clothing Is in tatteTs and he is gaunt with hun
ger. Miss Lena Schwartz. living 230th street and
White Plains avenue, was attacked by him a week
ago She was badly frightened by his appearance
and her loud calls for help prevented him from
doing her any harm. Last evening the Misses Fitz-
morris were sitting the veranda OF their home
when the wild man paid them visit His appear
ance had the same effect upon them as It had upon
Miss Schwartz, and like results followed. Plans are
now being formed for the organization of a party
TO take the wild into captivity.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
THINK DIAMOND THIgVEs EXPERTS.
[By Telegraph 70 nc TrIbune

tBy Telegraph to The Tribune
PtttsbuTg. July 25.-The Pittsburg police received
photographs and letter from the police Of Utic1
n Y. to-day. asking for the records OF two al
legged diamond robbers arrested there whose names
are given as John W. Bliss and Albert Young
The PittsbuTg police believe Bliss is John Rollins
ana that the man Young is HOyt- Rollins ale
ttoyt finished a term for robbery in the penl-e-
tiary here short time Rollins is said 20 y
the most expert dia uOnd thief in the country l.e
and AOyt were caught here Stealing diaulol,.
valued az 5000 IN lSs9 and each was sentences Z
three years
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
]. B. MOORE RETURNING HERE.
The Wakiva Unable to Make Scheduled Time
to Rio Janeiro.

San Juan, P. r.. July 25.-John Bassett Moore
sailed to-day for New York on board the steam
ship Philadelphia. Professor Moore was a MEM
Der of the party on board the yacht Wakiva and
was going to Rio JaneirO to attend the Pan
American Congress- The yacht could not keep
her schedule and NJ. H. Dodge, who chartered
the WakiVa was unable to get faster ship.
The eighth anniversary of the landing OF United
States troops was observed to-day throughout
Porto Rico on a larger scale than heretofore
There was a special demonstration at Ponce.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
END Of PLUMBERS STRIKE IN SIGHT

The strike OF Plumbers Union No. against the
Master Plumbers Association, IL Is now believed
will be ended tomorrow. It was said yesterday
by the officers OF the union that meeting would
be held to-day 20 settle the strike. The master
plumbers say that the only way in which IL can
be settled win be for all the strikers to take out
cards OF Local No. $50, with which the master
plumbers have made contract. Il was reported
yesterday by the Master Plumbers Association
that the union had made an unsuccessful attempt
90 order sympathetic strike OF tthe plasteFeFs on
building at ooth street and Eighth avenue
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
HUMAN BONES FOR FERTILIzEs
[Bv telegraph 10 The TFlhun

lAN @eietteP" 70 4He Tribune
Galveston. Juy 25.-The arrest OF two Mexioars
at GuadalaIara Mexico, charged with grave-rob-
bing, led 20 the discovery that an old cemetery
near Lavega had been literally picked clean OF us
thousands OF human skeletons Other cemeteries
It is reported. have also been molested BY bone
satnerers' who sell the boxes 20 dealers who ex-
port animal bones to the United States FOR fertII
izng.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
FATAL EPIDEMIC IN BRONX PARK.
Strange Malady Kills Jaguar and Rare
Clouded Leopard-Lion Recovering.

A strange epidemic is now prevalent among
the animals at the Bronx Geological Park Last
Sunday night Nubian lion was severely at
tackled but 1t is now well on the road 20 recOv-
cry. The nrst victim was jaguar which died
on Monday; valuable and rare clouded leOp-
ara a., suGenmped TO the disease yesterday.
Inc keepers are az loss 90 explain the cause
ana nature of the malady. They are making a
careful Investigation and hope 90 prevent IL
from spreading further.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
CAN'T OFFER AUTO ARREST REWARDS
Appellate Division in Brooklyn Reverses
Lower Court in Test Case.

The Appellate Division in Brooklyn has de-
cided that the District Attorney OF Suffolk
County has no right TO offer rewards for the ar
rest of owners Of automobiles who exceed the
speed laws. reversing the lower court and order
ing new trial in a test case. r. Gordon Nc
Neil brought a taxpayers action against the
county's Board OF Supervisors to stop the audit
ing of reward accounts testing the legality Of
the District Attorney should give S25 reward in
stead OF $40.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26

This is no ''yaller dog" sale.
We've held nothing out, but have
thrown into a bargain sale every
single one of our youths suits, sizes
32 to 35 chest.
64I serge suits.
300 summer mixture suits.
511 outing suits - coats and
trousers.
Prices were from S14 to S24.
$40 now.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores.
258 e42 1850
Warren ST. 18th st. S2nG ST.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
ORDER dGATN IN ODESSA.
Casualties IN Tuesdays Riot-Ar-
rests of Je7cs.

Odessa. July 25.-AN is quiet here to-day. In
The disturbances yesterday two Jews were killed.
seventeen were wounded and twenty-seven shops
were wrecked The prefect and the commandan'
of the troops caused stringent measures to be
taken 10 protect the lives and property of all
classes. The hospital where the wounded were
taken was visited by Governor General Kaul-
bars.
About seventy Jews have been arrested on
suspicion OF belonging to self-defence organi-
zatton
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
LIBERALS RETAIN CORNWALL SEAT.

London. July 25.-The election yesterday in the
BOdmin division OF Cornwall. 20 fill the vacancy in
the House of Commons caused by the unseating on
petition of Thomas Charles Aga -ROhartes Liberal
eldest OF Viscount Clifden, resulted the re-
turn of Freeman Thomas, Liberal. by a majority
OF O9S. This is almost the same majority given 10
Mr. Aga-Robartes at the general election. indcat-
ing that the political opinion OF the constituency
continues TO approve the programme of the LIB
eral government.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
SON OF NEGRO CLERGYMAN DROWNED
"a Telesraph b 90 Trihune. !

Iby Telegraph TO The Tribune
Amityvne, Long Island. July 25-IAttletoD
Pierce the fourteen-year-old OF the Rev A
w. Pierce, pastor OF the Bayshore African Meth
odist Episcopal Church. was drowned while swim
ming in the canal near the Viewpoint Hotel this
afternoon. In the water with him yvere C;aoruo
Slile and the dead boys brother, Ray Pierce b,,t
they were unable 90 save him His body sank ana
the shouts % the other boys brought c. A. Wsin-
wright, OF Brooklyn, q guest AT the Newpoint 20
the scene; He plunged into the water ana nnaliy,
brought the body 70 she surface N"s
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
THE GOVERNMENTS CASE
Official Press bureaus Justify En-
perOr's Action.

81. Petersburg. July 25.-The official St.
Petersburg agency was tonight authorized to
issue the following statement:
From the very first days Of its existence the
lower house OF parliament oVerstepped all the
limits of law. In its reply TO the speech from
the throne modification of the fundamental law
was demanded in the shape OF the suppression
Of the Council Of the Empire and the creation OF
a responsible Cabinet BY its agrarian pro-
gFamme. based on the appropriation Of land. the
House raised hopes that could not be realized
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
DATE SET FOR cAsTELLANE HEARING.

Paris, July 25-The court has fixed the date OF the
hearing Of the suit for divorce OF Countess Anna de
Castellane against her husband, Count Boni. at
October II or October "a. if the plaintiff and de-
fendant are not ready the first date mentioned
The hearing OF the suits Of the counts creditors in
which thev are seeking 10 hold the countess liable
for the obligations incurred by the count, will be
on the same daVs
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
JEWS ASK FOR FRENCH wARsH1Ps.
An Appeal to Protect the Hebrews at Odessa
from Massacre.

Paris July 25.-The International Israelite
Alliance, whose headquarters are here, has ad-
dressed a letter to the Foreign Minister, Bour-
geois, asking that French warships be sent to
Odessa for the purpose Of protecting the Jews.
The signers Of the letter include a number Of
members Of the French Institutes and of the
French Academy NJ Bourgeois has not yet
replied but no ships can be sent, owing to the
Dardanelles being closed by treaty to the war
ships of foreign powers.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26

Boys can step up, too. y
All our boys long trOuser suits On
I'm, sizes 20 to 81 chest.
pa suits; not so many but lust as
big bargains.
Serges, mixtures and outings.
Prices were from SI3 to $50.
So now.
Other tempters are youths Nor.
folk suits at Sc; youths bicvcIe
breeches at $3.50; youths separate
worsted and flannel trousers at s3. so
ROGERS, PEET s. COSrPayy
Three Broadway Stores.
258 e42 I1s0
opposite near opposi..
City Hall. Union Square. Greeley Sc.ar.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
TWO FARES TO coNEY ISLAND CASE UP

Justice GaynOr, in the Appellate Division Brook
lyn yesterday heard argument on a writ OF ha-
beas corpus obtained on behalf Of DR.. T. j. Nc
Farland. Of No 42S 18th street, who was arrested
on Monday for refusing 20 pay a second fare be-
tween Brooklyn and Coney Island. William F.
Sheehan. counsel for the Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Company, said the arrest OF Dr. Mcfarland vyos n
'put-up job" and Joined with DR. McFariand's
counsel, Stephen A. Baldwin, IN asking for the Te
lease Of the prisoner. Justice Gaynor reserved de-
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
WILDCAT ATTACKS KEEPER.
Bronx Geological Park Employe Kills AMI
NAL to Save His Life.

While cleaning out a cage yesterday at The Bronx
Geological Park, Mr.. Dillon, of the keepers, ac-
cidentally left connecting door open and was at
tackled by a wildcat. The animal sprang at him
and tore his clothes into shreds Dillon tried TO
beat of the beast with a broom. but his efforts
were unavailing. Finally, fearing for his life he
drew his revolver and shot the wildcat dead Dillon
was badly bitten and scratched, and had TO have
his many wounds dressed.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
CALIFORNIA FREIGHT STRIKE SETTLED.

San Francisco. July 25-The striking freight
handlers of the Southern Pacific Company, in Oak
land resumed work this afternoon. the strike hav-
ing been settled. The company agrees 20 grant the
men the increase in wages demanded which is
from 221a cents to 25 cents an hour. 20 become
effective on August /.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
VIOLENCE IN WARSAW.
Colonel KiIIed-Police Inactiue-
Lubin in Darkness.

Warsaw, July 25-Lawlessness here is assum-
ing alarming proportions. Daring robber1es are
of daily occurrence. The police maintain pas
sive attitude
Colonel salamatoff was stabbed TO death here
to-day Salanatoff, who was assistant to the
chief Of gendarmes of the province, was walking
on Mokotowska street at about noon when he
was attacked by two men, who stabbed him
several times, and walked quickly away in diff
ferent directions No one tried to stop them.
plot to kill Governor General Kritnitsky was
frustrated to-day. A man. heavily armed, re-
sorted to bribery and then to force in order to
remove the guard from the route by which the
Governor General was TO pass, but failed He
was arrested.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
NEW PRESIDENT OF CHILL.
Pedro Monte Chosen by Electoral Delegates
for Five-Year Term.

Santiago de Chill. July 25.-The electoral dele
gates to-day elected Pedro Monte President Of
the Republic Of Chill for the ensuing term of five
years. .rlA
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26

with Finnish worlmen arrived here to-day. but
The authorities would not permit them to land
and the vessel departed, the men singing the
''AIerseillaise."
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26

g Are your affairs in proper
shape? Have you made your
will? Is ii in a safe place?
Are YOU sure that its pro.
visions will be carried out?
1T is the province of
= a Trust Company
to attend to these
matters.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
A Fixed Income

There is great satisfaction in
knowing for a certainty that you
money is invested where a hxet
and handsome income is assured.
We sell tax exempS mortgages
on New York CITY real estage the
title Of which has been insured BY
the Tide Guarantee and Irusr
Company.
Upon these mortgages we give a
guarantee which eliminates every
element Of uncertainty.
No ancestor has eVsF lost a dollar.
boE0@t@TtAE (usNNEE@
Capital & surplun s5.0o0o0l
l76 broadway, New Work.
175 Rsmsen ST. DEoOLlyA
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26

Lublin, July 25-The gas workers here have
gone out on strike and the streets are in dark
ness The city has population of about 10000.
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p. HUME =, NEWS
'oIL11~-Es-Z- &=-=a Il VI NJ

j. r. Gieske's dwelling is being re
painted
Workmen are engaged in painting
the Baptist church.
Mrs Ryan, of Mason City, visited her
daughters here last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wright and son
Lawrence, visited relatives at Guyan.
dotte Sunday
" b. Ferguson, wife and son Jack
were Mt Louisa Ky, last Sunday, the
guests of relatives.
Mrs McGhee, of Ashland. Ky, was
the guest Of her brcther-H. G. Jordan
last Sunday.
Misses Nellie, Ida and Lon Osgood,
of Huntington, were visitors to our
town last Sunday.
The year-old daughter of hntbmy
Chadwick, of Docks creek is very III
with diphtherIa.
Mrs. Clara T.Ierald, of Huntington
was the Enes' of Mr.. and Mrs, w. L
y Coni's u st Sunday.
W. and Mrs. Harvey Lester anc
daughter, Miss Redda, are visiting rela
tives at Portsmouth, Ohio.
Misses Julia and Josephine Ryan
HERNIA Marcum, Anna Lederer and Mrs
L. o. Saunders went to Ironton last
Saturday and spent the day with Miss
May Williams.
Mrs Matte Caswell, of Parkersburg
was in Ceredo last Sunday. Mis-.
Hannah mccarthy, who has been visit
ing in our town for some time, accomp
led her home.
While working with a carpenter force
on the n. 81 w. last Monday at Ironton
Charley Tingler had the misfortune tC
have his leg broken by large timber
falling on it, He was brought TO hi.
home at this place and his condition j,
said to be very critical.
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Notice to Voters.

ID, At special session Of the Copptv Core, ~
w aNne county. West Virginia begun ard b.ii
tember i3th. 1916. ''P
PRESENT 4. u. wilson pr..,t.,.
NJ -. Ward. Comm, -
John Jarrei
Iul- oaF petition signed bv W Pivfnete
5"u H' ''htf voters and tax PAYERS OF Ceredo
ul9tiiei, praying that the question of confirm.
NY OF disseminating the road law o. 1901 7s
~" IN force tn said district be submitted TO the
Voter- OF said district az the next renerst ctcp
nm 20 De heid therein. was filed ia open court
-, -, pr tineIciore ordered that the question Of
~ inulng Or disseminating the road law 81
l2'l ln said district be- submitted to the yoters
OF Ndlu district for ratification or re lection at
,ue next election 90 be held therein on the 9th
ahy OF November, 1900, and that the ballots to
oe useu az SAID election in SAID district IA We
words, to wit. '"'
"FOr Road Law of 1901
Aga INST Road Law Of lsgf"
copy from the record.
ieste' J. q. LAMBERT. Clerk.
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Change OF Voting Places.

Az meeting Of the County Court OF
Wayne county, West Virginia contin,,i
ana held 20 the court house thereof ON Fr-
day July 0fh, l9U6, ate O'Clock. 70 n
Ward, John Jsrrell. Commi ssioners
To is hereby ordered that the place of votfpo
in election precinct 40. 30 ia stouewalI as
Irlct, now ~ the O'pOssuu shoals school
House, be- and the same lis hereby cbsngcd
10 the Month 81 Blush Creek school Home
10 BIS hereby ordered that the place Of vpt
ing iu election precint No g. ia Hutler az
trict, now geo the sugar Brauch school Honse
ne aud the same D. hereby changed 10 the
Forks Of Hurricane Schopi House
10 is hereby ordered that the place Of got.
inc in election precinct No. g. in LincoIr,
district, nov ~ the Old Fork OF Tenpfsis
Creek school House, be and the same is ber.
by chan. ed 10 the Lick Brauch scb0,.t
House '"Vi
A copy from the record.
Test g. Lambert,
'VN'oc Clerk
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