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TENNIS PLAYERS WILL TAKE PART
IN FINAL CHAMPIONSHIP ROUNDS
Moot Question of Supremacy Between James and
Foley May Be Definitely Decided at
This Meeting.

The concluding rounds of the scratch
singles tennis tournament for the cham
pionship of San Francisco will be
played today and tomorrow on the Cal
ifornia Club courts.
The second round match between
Charles Foley and Melville Long will
be played at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
The semi finals and Snals are scheduled
for tomorrow
Long has been practicing daily and
will put UP hard fight when he meets
Foley. The latter is strong favorite
for first honors and is expected to beat
Long The match should prove close
and interesting one and will be hard
fought from start to finish. Long plays
great game when he gets started
right and may upset the calculations
OF the wise ones. When they met last
three-set match resulted and Foley
had to play his best to win.
Both semi final matches should prove
Well worth seeing. Herbert Long and
Herbert Schmidt will meet in the up
per half Both are extremely erratic
players and neither can be depended
upon. They play brilliant tennis at
times and at other times fall down
miserably. Schmidt shines at the net
while Long is one of the best players
In the back court in the game at pres
ent. 1t. will be a hard hitting affair
and the steadier OF the two will win.
Schmidt never played better than at
present and a majority look to him to
win. If Long gets driving streak he
will prove hard man to beat.
1t is expected Foley and Coast Cham
pion George James will meet in the
semi finals of the lower half. These
two youngsters are probably the clev-
crest in the city ana a match between
them would draw many spectators. If
Foley beats Melville Long the two
champions will come together and the
question of supremacy will be decided.
The semi final matches will be played
in the morning and che finals in the
afternoon. The latter match is sched-
uled for 2:30 o'clock
For several years the players have
expressed desire to have the State
championship tournament held in this
city instead of at San Rafael as in the
past. Few enthusiasts would cross the
bay to witness the games at the pres
ent time, and if there is to be a change
in the battle ground 1t sltould be made
this year.
The players each year have com
plained of the heat at San Rafael on
the Fourth OF July and under the exist
ing conditions change could easily be
made. The tournament could be played
on Saturday afternoons and Sundays
and there would be much larger en-
try list than in the past.
A meeting of the Pacific States Lawn
Tennis Association will be held this
afternoon at o'clock at the California
Club to discuss the details of the tour
nament
Miss May Sutton, the worlds cham
pion, will shortly be called upon to de-
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fend her title. The championship tour
nament is being played in England and
Miss Sutton Will play the winner. 1t
is reported the Ca ifornia wonder is
playing even better than she did last
year. This is probably so, but Miss
Sutton has taken on twenty pounds of
weight in the last few months and is
not as fast on her feet as formerly. Her
matches on Thursday show she does
not possess the stamina she did a year
ago Miss Sutton lost set to wo-
man for the first time in many years
From the time she Won her first cham
pionship event about five years ago, no
woman had ever been able to win a
set from her until Mrs Sterry did so
on Wednesday. While Miss sutton is
expected to successfully defend her
title, she will be hard pressed to beat
Miss Douglass, who has improved con-
siderably in the past year.
In the mems games the American
team will be greatly weakened by the
absence of Champion Beals Wright, but
is conceded a chance to win
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LAToNIA ENTRIES.

First race. one mile. selling -Minnehaha ST.
Begonia ss. Rubinon 50. Dudley 50. Ferroniere
80. Daniel C 80. The Pet 97. st. yoIma 101
Adesso 101. Follies Bergeres 100. Orient 106.
Bradley's Pet 107, Stroud I0T IoIe IO9, Bell
the Cat Ill. Joe Lesser Ill.
Second race, five furlongs-Altudo 1O0 jay
Swift IO3 Gowry 1O3 Bell Scott 1906 Della
Thorpe LOG. Old Honesty 100, King Leopold 100.
Seven Bells liz.
Tnird race, six furlongs, handicap-The Clans
man 90, Kafgut 90, Whippoorwil "a. Coruseate
90, Hazel Thorpe o. Dutch Barbara 100. Gam
brinus 101. Raibert 1o6. Colonel Jim Douglas II 4.
Fourth race. Clubhouse course, Kentucky stee-
plechAse-Fairy Flush 129. st. Enoch 152, Snow
drift 152. Red Car 142. Pirate 149, Port Warden
$50. Manners 154, Lights Out 157. (Fairy Flush
and st. Enoch Ferris entry; Port Warden and
Manners, Garst entry.l
Fifth race, six furlongs. sellng-Lfzzie Me
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Cslisornfans An New york.

NEW YORK, June S-The follow
ing Californians are in New York
From San Francisco-W. NJ. Braun, al
the Prince George; e. e. Cooper, H. J.
Curtaz, at the Herald Square, H. J.
Mccoy and wife. at the Breslin; M
c. Peterson, at the Algonquin; c. N
], MacLauth, at the Marlborough; H
Bruckner. at the Broadway Central
p. Christensen, at the Navarre; c. N
MacLouth, at the St Denis.
From San Mateo-S. S. Battin. at
the Imperial.
From Los Angeles-Mrs. c. Fleming
and w. e. Wadde1l, at the Park Ave
nue.; ]. w. Yocum, at the Astor.
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EDITED BY
R. A. SMYTH
AMERICANS WIN
ON THE COURTS

NEWPORT. England. June SIN the
tennis doubles in the int Srnationasi q,
tournament today for the pwlsUS u
ana RAYMOND ID. Little. Americans,
beat A f. Wilding. New Zealand, ana
Los Perdevin.- Australia, % 80, o-tt.os
LIVERPOOL. June SIN the mixed
doubles handicap. first round, at the
tennis championship TO-DAY MlSs MAY
Fq559a Fi6g1av an and Miss Findlay. 81 81
Miss Sutton was given a Walkover
in the semi-fnal ladies' singles, MISS
Pinckney. who was 20 nave met 'ne
In the ladies' doubles. semi final, Miss
DOUGLAS and Miss Thompson beat MISS
sutton and Mrs Hillyard. Of, 80
lean s.. Marsh Redon % Marco 81. Clover
Hampton 9S. Heine 100. Red Raven 1Vz. Ciyue
102 Golden sunrise Ios BlGeher Io Ios n,S,n Zoe,
IO5 Meilbox 100. BenSOnhurst 1O6
Sixth race, six frlonss seling Ia ,S1 a.
Usury IOi Tom Crow 102. Proteus 102, careless
iO4 Matthew Gault iO4. Revolt l04. Mayor J0nn-
SON 1Oe. Fortunate 100 Hazel Thorpe 100 kai-
seventh race one mile se1Iing-Erie Green
Uncle James 90. Joe Coyne 1O2. linda ie2. The
Ninks los. Florzel les. Intense luo FL Key 1Oo'
Lehero 110. The Englishman III
LATONIA SELECTIONS.
By the New York Morning Telegraph
First race-I3egOnia, Orient, Adesso'
SECOND raee-SeVen Bells, Old Hon
esty, Belle scott.
Third race--COiOneI Jim Douglas,
HazelthOrpe, Gambrfnus.
Fourth race-Gerst entry, Lights
Out.
Fifth race-Heine, Red Raven, Ben
SOnhurst.
sixth race-ROscOe, Revolt, Tom
Grove.
seventh race-The Englishman, In
tense, The Minks.
Weather, clear; track, fast.
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PITCHER McGRBGoR DOES WELL.
ST Mary's College Boy Holds semitic
Down 20 -Four Hits.

SEATTLE, June S.-Fresno beat Seat
tie today in one of the hest eSs,s,es os az -
me season Streib. Kane and CroIl- ali
oI me Seattle club, made as fine indi-
ElloLat plays as were ever seen here
2lcSregor of st. Mary's College. Cali
Iornia, held Seattle down to four bits
als work being fine in all departments
SSsaitie trled out young pitcher named
Melcn from Monroe, Wash. He made
good, even if he did lose. Score:
Seattle ..10oo 10000 o. = :
Fresno - o q q n 3 % o
Batteries-Welch and Hansen. NJ
Sregor and Eastwood. Umpire-Per
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other when the lfght is abeam, and
must receive in each case reply from
the station Watchmen will be on hand
day and night to time the finish.
Yachts may then proceed to harbor, OBJ
serving the usual United States quaran-
tine regulations. ALI expense of pilot
ing, towing. harbor dues and fresh
water will be borne by the Hawaiian
Yacht Club"
AS soon as the yachts arrive at Homo
lulu a series of festivities will begin,
during which the visiting yechtsmen
Will be the guests of the Hawaiian
Yacht Club. There will be number of
races over the island course and the
visitors will be shown everything of in
terest in the islands. An effort will be
made to arrange a return race for a
handsome silver cup.
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VIII Build Temporary Asylum.

SAN JOSE. June S.-With the s25.-
600 allowed by the special session OF
the Legislature, DR. Leonard stocking
superintendent of Agnew State Hos
pital. says temporary buildings will
be constructed that will comfortably
care for all patients for a year and
half or two years until the new par
manent buildings are ready for occu-
pancy.
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Danny Maher Continues to win.

MANCHESTER, England. June g.
Maher, the American Jockey. placed an
other. classic race to his already large
credit today. winning the Manchester
cup on Bachelors Button in a field OF
fourteen. Best Light was second and
The White Knight third. Maher also
won the Beaufort Handicap on kear-
sarge
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Must Use Clean Covers.

camps or private residences must be
more cleanly in the future DR.. Hass-
Ter, chief sanitary inspector, has called
the attention of firms to the fact that
many of the wagons cover the meat
with dirty burlap. This must be rene
died, or the wagons will not be per
mitted to deliver the meat
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BuFFALo ENTRIES.

First race six firIongs. twO-year-olds and up.
handieap-Peter Becker 90. Platoon ia. Gold
Enamel 40. Incarnation 1I6 Tickle los, Henry
Watterson 100. Avaunter 113-
Second race. four and half furongs. two
year-old maidens-Ellicott 49, Ponemah 1O9
BenvOle 100. Reina Swift 100, Spherical H.
Affinity 112. Frank Kenner 112. Alegra 100. Kit
tie Walter 100. Nellie Racine lO9 Captain Hale
Triumphant lt2. Diebold 112. Boola 100 Flip
1O9 Tudor 112. Plaud 100. SandyhoOk 112
Third race. one mile and forty yards. three.
year-oIds and up. seIIing-Pinta 90 woggle Bug
"a. Solon Shingle los. Fiat 1094 MOnaeOdor 106
RhinOck 81. Secret 81. Duchess Ollie 90. Celebra-
tion 10l, Colonel Bartlett SO. Thomond no
Fourth race. one and a sixteenth miles. the
Cataract handicapped Leaf 1O4 BlennenwOrth
1O6 BroOmhandle 107, Dishabie III Soufrere
109 Miss Hawley 90. Hyperion ii 90 Preen 100,
Silverskin 81. ROYAL Window 96. TOngOrder 1o4.
(Blennenworth and Dishabille Bennett entry
Fifth race, hve furl0ngs, two-year-olds. sell
ing-Exeuse Me 100, Begun 1o7, Impertinence
Which 1O4. Kitty Walter Ill. AIyth III. Round
Dance 1O7. Affinity 1O2. Ellicott 1O2 Alegra 100.
Sixth race, and sixteenth miles. three
year-olds and up, selling-T. 5. Martin 9s. veri
Beknghted 100. George Vivian 105.
BUFFALO SELECTIONS.
BY the New York Morning Telegraph
First race-GOId Enamel, Henry
WattersOn, Platoon.
second race-Triumphant, Flip, Ell
IicOm.
Third raee-seeret, MOnacOdOr, Wog-
gle bug.
Fourth raee-Red Leaf, TOngorder,
BObbie Beach.
Fifth race-AIyth, Lucy Marie, Ex-
cuSe Me.
sixth race-Beknighted, VeriBest, It.
:. Martin.
Weather, clear; track, good.
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Hamilton Results.

HAMILTON. Ont. June S.-The races
today resulted as follows:
Five and a half furlongs-Lag gtaria
won, Skeptical second, Doc Wallace
third.
One mile-Little Mike won, Nonsense
second, Ezra third.
Four and a half furlongs-Lord Ros-
sington won, Bonviac second, Mondicus
third.
Six furlongs-Monte Carlo won. Bert
Osra second, Dixie Andrews third.
One mile-Hileas won, Tony Hart
second belinda third.
One mile-Demon won, Midas second
Winchester third
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Wing Ting a Winner.

BUFFAL0. June S.-The races at
kenilworth Park today resulted as fol-
lows:
Six furlongs-Edict won, Tickle sec
ond, Green Room third.
2 Six furlongs won, Bonnie
Peg second, The Borgian third.
Mile and forty yards-DE=-5 of Ken
dal won, Setonket second, Neva Welch
third.
Four and half furlongs-wing
Ting won. Sweet Katy second, Bath
mana third.
Mile and forty yards-Embarras
ment won, Miss Rillie second, Miss
Hawley third.
One mile-T. S. Martin won. Codi-
chon second, Andrew Mack third.
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BUFFALO SELECTIONs.
sYsoNBY is IMPROVING.
James r.. Keene Denies the Report That
the Horse VIII Re Destroyed.

NEW YORK, June S-James r.
Keene, owner of the great Sysonby, to-
night declared there was no foundation
for the report that the famous horse will
be destroyed because of an incurable
disease
Mr.. Keene said that while Sysonby is
suffering from eczema. he is improving
daily. and is a much better horse phys
ically- than he has been for some weeks.
In every other respect he is absolutely
sound, and it is the furthest thought OF
the owner to destroy the horse.
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y : = 7 : 7
IL. -
Two-hase

Three base hit-Kruger. Two-base
hlls-lrwin, Devereaux. Williams Sac
rifice hits-Francks. Dunlesvv Sne,ano,
Mohler, Kruger First base on errors
OAKLAND s.l 2 san Francisco 2. First base
On caileo bals-Om Graham l. off
San francisco 8. Struck out-By Gra,
nam 2 by Myers 2. Hit by pitcher
aackett, Double plays-Wheeler 70
~ aoIsien Istsi, 70 Wiliiams; Wheeler to Mohler
Umpire-McDonaId. III .
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HAMILTON SELECTIONS.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph
FIRST race-Glendon, Governor Or
man, Snowman.
Second race-Tom Giiroy, My Bessie,
Merry Leap Year.
Third race-Lord Radnor, Tupper
entry, C0nover.
Fourth race-Brown entry, Comic
Opera, AttiIa.
Fifth rncc--Widow's Mite, Henry
Waring, Oak Leaf.
Sixth race--sainpan, Selected, Billy
Handse1.
Weather. clear; track slow.
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HAMILTON ENTRIES.

First race. six furlongs three year-olds and
up, selling-Marquis de Carabas ia Gpvernoi
orman 10l. Miss Eberlee l01, Glendon 1l2
Satclel 10T. Wstful a. Terihagant 112, Show.
man ia, Frank Collins 100, Sans Occur 1885, Dar
Conners ia Sleeping 1o7
Second race. four and half furlongs. two
year -olds. selling-Gold Note 81. Miss Cesariau
100, Singsforth los, Montelimar 105, Padre 100
Attention 105. Wabash Queen 100, Miss Martha
l05. Moccasn los. Tom Giiroy ia, Ny Bessie
l09. Merry Leap Year 105, Sanzilla 10f.
Third race. two and quarter miles. the
Corby steepechase- Bob Alone 163, Cazadnt 1l,3
Allegiance 165. Frank Soners 1856 Cnnover 1a3
Wild Range 165. Lord Radnor 165. Dawson 1888
Galistan 14i tCazador and Allegiance Tupper
entry
Fourth race. one and an eighth miles three
year-olds, penalties and aIlowances=Factottim
q, Peter Paul 9s, ohixesa 81 Peter Sterling
%. Comic Opera 10s Attilla II3. (Ohiyesa and
Peter Sterling Brown entry.)
Fifth race, one. mile. three-year-olds and up
selling-Oak Leaf ~. Henry Waring 81. Ex
elamatiop 10. La Golden 107 Perry Waddeil 1903
Fra Filllppo 90. Widows Mite no. Glen
Lonely o.
Sixth race. six furIongs three-year-elds and
up selling-Seected 112. Billy Handsel 1DT
satnpan 10. Sweet Flavia %. Ensley lo1. Henry
Ach 115, Rune 1l2. Draco 104, Lady Stewart 94
Redondo 1O1, Caper Sauce 112. Retire la
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-09

Calin was hit with poor effect, while
the locals batted Bergman hard. Loose
fielding in the fifth contributed a run
for Portland. Score:
r. H. E.
Portland Observation-Disclosures. 8 s 0
Los Angeles ........-...... D l
Batteries-Califf and Donahue; Berg
man and Eager. Umpire-Knen.
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RAIN sPoILs PORTLAND GAME.
Players slip About on the Muddy FieId
for Five Innio~~

PORTLAND. June s.-Rain lfllea or
the Portland and Los Angeles game to-
day after the players had walIowed
around in the mud for five innings
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RESULTS OF GAMES.
GAMES TODAY.

San Francisco .; Oakland 4.
Portland ;; Los Angeles 1.
Fresno 3; Seattle L.
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Mile Race for Handy Bill.

CINCINNATI. June S.-The races at
Latonia today resulted as follows:
First race. six furlongs haha
won, Pinaud second, Feroniere third.
Time, Ills 2-5.
Second race. five furlongs-Over-
lando won. Billy Vertes second, Full
man third. Time. 1902 S-5.
Third race. one mile-Handy Bill
won, Sharp Boy. second, Bell the Cat
third Time, 1872.
Fourth race, one mile-Outwai won.
Gilfn second, Earlee third. Time,
1:421-5.
Fifth race, four and a half furlongs
Poster Girl won, Miss Bertha second,
Edith M third. Time :55 3-5
Sixth race one mile-Tom Roberts
won, Topsy Robinson second, Josie's
Jewel third. Time, 1:42
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-09

San Francisco at Oakland.
Los Angeles at Portland.
Fresno at Seattle.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.


DETROIT, June S.-Detroit punched
hits with costly errors in the sixth and
scored enough to win. Boston scored
two runs in the eighth, but reversion
10 the previous inning when the game
was called on account of darkness and
rain lost these. Score:
R H E.
Detrolt ..--...... ---..... 10 2
0CSbOH
Batteries-MulIin and Schmidt: Di-
neen and Peterson.
CLEVELAND, June s.-Hess was in
effective, while Hughes was just the re-
verse, in spite of poor support Score:
r. H. E.
S-ASN eidnu ....-..-.- IL 3
Washington . & Il g
Batteries-Hess and Clarke; Hughes
and Heydon.
CHICAGO, June S.-New York bunched
their hits today and easily defeated
Chicago, to 2. Score:
Chicago (
New York ........6 6 10
Hart CleSbrO and KlafnaW
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CLEVER PILOT
RIDES ROUGHLY

NEW YORK, June S.-Jockey
Radtke is unfortunate. The stewards
at Gravesend set him down today for
the balance of the meeting, in addl-
tion to imposing fine of 5000 Al
legged rough riding is the charge. The
young man has an uncomfortable
temper. His mother was at the track
today and declared she could never
control him. His ability as a rider is
uhquestioned. New York racegoers
expressed their sympathy for the
young rider. who apparently needs
guiding hand His setting down de-
prives the millionaire Rainey of the
services of this clever horseman, for
whose contract he paid s25,000.
Larabie, Optician. Battleaxe and
Warning declined the issue from the
May Stakes, the feature on the card,
which was for three-year-olds. about
six furlongs. leaving the race TO
field of eleven. Toots Nook was an IL
to 5 choice, and made good to her
hackers by galloping home an easy
winner. Brother Frank had early
speed and he made the running, fol-
lowed by Toots Nook. Leonard ].
Hayman and Ben Ban. They held this
order TO the stretch. where Toots
Nook went to the front. In the run
home the field closed a bit on Toots
Nook, but she won handily by length
and half from Water Tank, which
closed with rush and beat Arklirta
half a length. Summary:
First race. about six ongs-Dia-
mond won. Kealor second, Emergency
third. Time, 1:14 3-5.
Second race, five furIon ngs-Okenite
won, keligrakie second, Clare Russell
third Time, :O2.
Third race, one and sixteenth miles
Accountant won. Logistella second,
Tradition third Time, 1:46 2-5.
Fourth race, about six furlongs, the
May stakes, selling-Toots Nook won,
Water Tank second, Arklirta third
Time, 10.
Fifth race. FIVE and a half furlongs-
Mexican Silver won, Judge Post second,
Killer third. Time. los 2-5.
Sixth race. one mile and seventy
yardS-Moonshine won, King Henry
second, Royal Sceptre third. Time,
1:46 4-5.
Seventh race. about six furlongs-
Varieties won. Hot Toddy second Mel
bourne Nominee third. Time, 1:10 3-5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-17

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-08-17

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-18
KINGS niece MAY WED
A PRINCE OF HANOVER
Gossip Says Another Marriage
Will Occur in English Royal
Family This Year,

LONDON Feb. IL.
n If Continental gossip prove true, IT lis
not unlikely that another marriage will
take place In the English royal family
before the year is over. 4
Tho prospective bride is said to be the
pretty and vivacious Princess Beatrice OF
coburg.s who spends so much Of her time
hero in the season, The youngest daugh.
ter Of the late Duke of Edinburgh. she IL
clever and popular and has already re-
fused several advanta geois proposals.
Prince George of Braunschweig-Lu
burg. to whom 1t Ia said she Is to be be-
trothed, ia tile eldest son OF the Duke OF
Cumberland, to whose immense wealth he
Is heir, and should he agree to abandon
his claim to the throne Of Hanover he
would, by ascending tie throne of Bruins.
wick hecplneS still richer. Prince George
is ssaidsio hayasquite putsrowne the dali-
cany ~ tls which he was threatened in his
boyhoo1s I'd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-18
MORE WOMEN SHOT
BY BRUTAL COSSACKS
Landowners Protest Against the
Wholesale Military Executions
in Baltic Provinces.
ST. PETERsBuRc,. Eel.

-
Fifty educated Esthonians at norpat,
most Of them landowners. have telegraph
cd protest to the st. Petersburg newspa-
.pers against Wholesale military execu-
lions in districts where revolutionaries
did not destroy property.
1t is stated today that over seventy al
legged revolutionariest have been shot at
Fellin, where no violence had been COM
United. AT Lizenzuaen. in Wesenburg two
women and ssvaral children, who were
covering in the cellar OF a. house, were
shot in cold blood by Cossacks.
Executions are now general In the Dor
pat district. Captain Won Siever, the
military "executioner,' has been furnish
ed with list Of the condemned. and as
fast as arrested they are placed against
@ wall and shot-so1netimes by a firing
squad, sometimes by a single soldier, and
occasionally by the officer In charge
AT Mitau, Courland. ten reyolutionaries
were shot this week. "A school house s.de-
lnounced" as a revolutionary headquar-
ters, was burned by soldiers. although 1t
cost the government thousands OF pounds
IN build. INF st '3 n 55