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Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-16
Entered at the Post Office at SiouxCity
Iowa. as second class mail matter.

SNDEN oS oSiIdStS dhdi
den internationella luften liksom
varit laddad med elektricitet, som
framstallts vid forhandlingarne i
Algeciras pa den konferens, som
nu halles der af makternas re-
presentanter angaende Marockos
s~tallning. Som forut framhallits
f0rmar Marocko icke att sta pa
egna ben, och fragan CALLER hui
ruvida antingen Frankrike som
hittills eller Tyskland eller EFT
slags konsortium at 1era makter
skall rada Diver Diet lila bandit
landet.
Forhallandet mellan Tyskland
och Frankrike hdr sedan Diet
fransk-tyska kriget 1870 varit sa-
dant, att Diet beh0fves endast en-
en- liten gnista for att kriget skall
HANNA upp mellan de bada lam
den. Denna lila gnista dir till
fnnandes j den marockanska fra
gan, och Diet skall smart visa sig
on den far tillfalle att verka Def
blir da den NEST brannande fra
gan upptages till demanding, den
nemligen huru ordningen skall
uppratthallasi landet. eller med
andra ord huru dess p~olisvasende
skall blifva. Den makt, som. far
polismyndighet i Marocko, blir
dess egentlige herrskare, och babe
Tyskland och Frankrike arc kan
didater for polismastare der.
Dag efter dag hafva i den eu-
ropeiska pressen, isynnerhet den
fyska, varit synliga artiklar, som
ga ut pa att visa att man i Frank
rike af ALA krafter rustar sig for
EFT fredsbrott med Tyskland. l
dessa artiklar pavisas att Frank
rikes harvasende under de senare
aren undergatt en- reorganization,
som Ell kan innebara nagot annat
an EFT hot mot grannen i oster.
kolossala summon hafva isynner.
het beviljats for forbattring at
Frankrikes artilleri och gransfast-
ningarne. F6rhandliagarne i
Algeciras och de tilldragelser,
som ligga fore dem, arc endast
en- lank den interchangeable,
som leder till EFT bestamdt NAL:
krig. Dernast anstallas jemfo.
relser pm de krafter de iva max
terna hafva till slit forfogande
att uppstalla emot hvarandra.
Tyskland har 3 millioner man att
staIia pa benen mot Frankrikes 2
och en- tredjedels millioner, men
fransmannen aro icke So val at
bildade som tyskarne och isyn-
nerhet fattas Diet mycket iuom
oiicerskaren. Frankrike gor ma.
banda raksing pa att ia England
till bundsforvandt, men tyskarne
hafva ej sardeles stor aktning for
engelsmannen som soldater, och
AFRO narmast bojda for att ignorera
dem.
Washington, der man antag.
li.en ar battre underrattad ON
de verkliga forhallandena r0rande
denna SAX an annorstades, ar man
NEST bold for att anse ALT Diet sa-
belsS mmel, som hores i Europa
med anledui1g af Algeciras-kon-
ferensen, som ''bluff". Man gar
ut fran babe Tyskland och Frank
Iike h a hvar for sig ALT for
stora handelsintressen att riskera
j EFT krig Diver en- jemforelsevis sd
Obetydlig sax som Marocko.
Tyskland har en- handelsAotta pa
$500, 900 tons och en- omsatt-
ming med ~utlandet, som ar ward
1880 millioner dollars, medan
Frankrikes handelsfotta har L.
900, $50 tons och dess utrikes-
handel Dir ward 1000 millicner
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-16


motsedda f0rslaget ON en- ny
Pertaining for Finland har uu
blifvit utarbetadt. Det gar i
hufvudsak ut pa att den gamla
Misrepresentation skall af.
losas at en- riksdag bestaende at
en- kammare. bet f0reslas att
riksdagen skall besta at 200 med
lemmar.
F~orslaget forordar val till Fin
lands nya riksdag hvart tredje
ar, men storfursten, d. v. S. den
ryske kejsaren, skall hatva RAFT
att upplosa riksdagen och utlysa
nytt val, da han sd finer for
godt. Riksdagen sammantrader
hvarje ar tor en- termin af tire
manader. Det egentliga lagstift-
ningsarbetet skall forsigga efter
narmare bestamda regler. Vid
hvarje riksdags b6rjan f0retages
val at EFT grundlagsutskott, EFT
statsutskott, EFT lasutskott och
EFT fnansutskott bestaende hvart
och EFT al fran IL till 10 medlem.
mar. Vid demanding at fragor,
som arc at Unconstitutional natur,
trader dessutom EFT femte utskott
- Diet stora utskottet ii verk~
samhet. Delta skall besta at 90
medlemmsr och ega get suspect
sivt veto och kommer saledes att
bilda EFT sorts ofverhus. For
andringar i forfattningen konna
antagas med minst iva tredjede-
lars rostpluralitet.
Raft att r0sta pa riksdagsmed-
lemmar hafva ALA valfrajdade
finska medborgare - babe man
och qvinnor - da de arc 81 ar
gamla och hafva bolt minst 3 ar
i landet. De, som arc under
konkurs eller sta under formyn-
dare eller gjort sig skyldiga till
r0stk0p. AFRO undantagna. Val
bar till riksdagen ar den, som
fyllt IS ar.
Fragan CALLER nu hyilket mot
tagande delta utkast kommer att
roma hos senator, generalguver-
noren och czaren. Mycket kom-
mer naturligtvis att bero pa hvilka
inhytanden CORA sig gallande hos
regeringen i St. Petersburg. |
Finland har man pa sista tiden
b0rjat blifva oroli for att en- ny
reaktion skall intrada. Utnam
nandet af den nye ministerstats-
sekreteraren har salunda gifvit
a%nledning till bekymmer. bet
ar ar general Langhoff, en- man,
som ar helt okand Finland. men
son gjort en- hastig karriar som
militar. Han var utkommende-
rad mot arbetarne i St. Peters
burg fjol och mot de revolutio
mare i Moskva i at. Han ar annu
icke 50 ar gammal, och man
b amer ej mycket ON hans poll
tiska tanke satt, men Diet fines
dessvarre tecken, som gifva fin
narne snledning till ORC. Dertill
kommer ocksa att generalguver-
n0ren, at hvilken man vantade sd
mycket, mera och mera synes
lyssna till radgifvare fran den
m0rdade Bobrikoffs It'd. Han
har nyli gen antagit en- mindre
val renommerad f. d. rysk guver-
nor SON chef for slit kansli, ehuru
man fran frisinnsd sida Translate
starka kraf omratt embetsstandet
Dor hillas init fran Iyckos0k re
och ardra tvifvelaktiga existenser,
som hade sin gyllene It'd under
den Bobrikoffska perioden. Och
generalguvernoren synes vinna
stod hos senator, som f0rst at
ALT onstar fed, hvarfor afven
manga at Diet gam'a iegementets
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-02-01
TOday's Telegraphic News
Inauguration Ceremonies

Especial Dispatch to the Alexandria Gazette. ]
Richmond, Va, Feb. 1.-Governor
Swanson and Lieutenant Governor Ely
son were installed in Office at noon today
before brilliant audience which came
from all over the State and which fairly
jammed the floor and galleries of the
House. The Inauguration address Of
the new governor was ably constructed
and delivered and often loudly applauded.
Great applause greeted the appearance
OF the new and old Governor (Montague),
who walked down the centre aisle of
the House OF Delegates arm in arm.
Owing largely to desire to hear the
railroad rate discussion in Congress.
all but two of the Virginia congressional
delegates remained in Washington, Con-
eressmen Flood and Glass only attend
ing the Inauguration.
rhis afternoon brilliant reception is
in progress at the Executive Mansion.
The legislature did nothing OF interest
after the jeint session, the afternoon
being given up to the reception at the
mansion.
State Senator II. L. Garret, (repub.
licau), of Allegheny, died here at Z
O'Clock this morning. Governor Swanson
will order special election to I'LL The
vacancs in a few days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-02-01
ISussian Horrors

ST. Petersburg, Feb. 1.-Advices
which are beginning To reach the city
and which are believed to paint recent
occurrences in the Baltic provinces ia
their trLe colors, state that the atrocities
which have been committed by the
soldiers sent there TO pacify the country
are indescribable Boys have been shot,
it is stated, because their fathers escaped
from the troops, and women aud small
children have been logged meIcilessIy.
Fifty men are executed daily. The en-
tire population is terrOrized, and the
people are swearing vengeance for the
outrages which have been perpetra,ed on
Innocent persons and the deaths Of their
friends aud relatives without cause.
The Esthonians and Let's intend TO
send a deputalion to Kaiser William TO
implore his protection against the Rus
SLAMS troops, and 10 call tho attention OF
the civilized world to their condition.
The proceedings in the Baltic provinces
are said to amount to daily succession
OF red Sundays.
Adyiccs from Warsaw say that four
Jews, members 0, a Jewish bund, were
executed today at the Warsaw citadel.
SIX other Jews are being held for exc
cuiiou.
Anli-semilic riots have occurred ut
the town Of Wasylkoff in the government
OF Kitff. Peasants were he instigst =
Of the rios and they attacksd tie SHOPS
and houses OF Jews, de ,;rbying many
OF them. Many casu 'llies are reported
10 have resulted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-02-01
Fires on Steamers.

San Francisco, Feb. THE United
States transport Meade, loaded with
soldiers and supplies, and ready to sail
for the Philippines, caught fire early this
morning, causing loss of life and serious
injury to number of others. So far
three bodies have been brought ashore
aud il is believed that there are others on
The vessel. The fire was discovered in
the forward hold OF the Meade, which is
lying at the loot of Folsom street. She
had fully 1000 troops on board and
everything was in readiness TO start on
the voyage 20 Manila this morning. The
flames spread rapidly and in a few min
utes, the hold soon became a raging pit.
Eight hundred barrels OF lime were stor-
ed in the forward hold of the Meade.
Adjacent were the compartments where
the officers stored their personal effects.
The stencil and acrid fumes arising from
The burning lime rendered all uncon-
sciOus who attempted 10 enter the hold
to conquer the flames. Soldiers, many
in their night clothes, aroused TO face
death in the smoke and panic. rushed
here and there, many Ieaping overheard
in their excitement.
Late this morning Superintendent
Putnam of the fre-hOat fiotilla came
ashore and said that the flames were
still far from being under control. The
fire. boats Governor Markham and Gov
ernor Erwin were at the time pumping
tons Of water into the Meade which had
settled more than four feet from the
weight OF the water already in her. The
probability of an explosion was among
the many other fears because stored in
the Meade was a great quantity of gm-
nutrition consigned to Mania. The am
mrnilion, however, was stored in com.
paItment No. G, next to the last ore on
the boat, while the fire began in hold
No. 2 which is far forward. The fire,
however, is eating its way backward,
but il is believed that il will be checked
before it reac' es No. 4.
The Made formerly was the Ameri-
can line steamer Berlin. She was ac4
quired by the government Immediately
sfer theoutbrsak of the Spanish Ameri-
can war
London, Feb. IA dispatch to LLOYD
from Trebizonde, Asiaiic Turkey, says
that the Austrian LLOYD steamer Venus,
caught fire in the harbor there aud that
both vessels and cargo were seriously
damaged before the flames were extin-
guished Of Eve sailors who were caught
in the hold OF The Venus, by the flames,
three were burnel to death, aud two
others wee seriously burned.
At 4 o'clock this morning the fire was
under control. The Meade was not
seriously damaged and the loss is to the
cargo, the extent Of which is not known.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-02-01
Dismissed from Naval Academy.

! Annapolis, Md, Feb. l.-Tritd and
convicted by the general courtmariial
on the charge of hazing fourth cIassmen.
Midshipman Edwin Leroy Chaplin. Of
Pasadena, CAL, was today dismissed
from the Naval Academy and the naval
service. Chaplin was a member OF the
first class that will be graduated from
the academy on Feb. IL. The order of
dismissal signed by the Secretary of the
Navy was received here this morning,
and read to Chaplin in the presence of
full brigade OF midshipmen az dinner
formation shortly after noon. Chaplin
makes the sixth midshipmsn dismissed
so far, as the resnl. of the present series
of trials. -
The court martial held short sesf ID
this morning and made up the final We
ord AMI verdict 10 the cases of Richard
T. De Saussure, OF Charleston, ). c.,
third class, and William I. Boyd, IT,, Of
Peoria, Ills, second class. The i,iaIs
of both of these were completed yesier-
day.
The court then took recess until
after the examination of the midshipmen
and the graduation ceremonies OF the
first class. 1t is expected that the court
will be reconvened on February 3.
The Navy Department has accepted
the resignation of Benjamin w. Tye, Of
Georgia, fourth class. Eyes resigoa-
ton ia not the result OF the hazing sys-
tenn, but was due to deficiency in studies.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-02-01
Note of Discord.

London, Feb. 1.-The first note Il
disc0rd in the harmonious relations which
have existed between Japan and Great
Britain since the alliance between these
great powers was formed has been struck
bv the reported incident in Toxic yes
terday, when,, NJ. Oyshi. leader OF the
japanese progressive party, at a meeting
OF the budget.committee of the Diet, in
terpellated General Travcbi. the Minis
ter of War, as to whether japan would
insist that England reform her army.
The query and the reported answer Of
the War Minste. that the japanese gov
ment would do This at some future time,
have greatly aroused the people OF Eng
land. Englishmen have hitherto regard
ed Japan paternslly and they are sunp, e.
ed that Japan should crticise the Eng
lish army, and resent the demand frona
their ally. The London newspapers
have telegraphed queries to Toxic Re-
manding to know if NJ Oyshi was right
~ quoted, and whesher General Travchi
declared that he Intended 10 urge such
reforms.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-02-01
Virginia News.

j. Preston Clarke, an Orange county
m erchant, has made an assignment.
There were l2l men discharged from
tie Norfolk navy yard yesterday under
the deficiency order of Secretary Bona
parte.
Henry Jennings, a well-known young
white man of Richmond. was sentenced
to four months 10 Jail yesterday, for
stealing an overcoat and pair of
trousers from his father, T. Jennings,
who appeared against his sou.
A sword of Gen. Lee, which was
thought to have been destroyed in the
fire at 'Laburnum," near Richmond,
recently was yesterday recovered. The
hilt and scabbard had melted or burned.
but tie blade was practically uniDjured.
The contest for postmastership at Lees
burg is assuming an interesting phase.
The applicants are the incumbent, G. n.
Nichols, William Brown, OJ Lincoln,
who was the republican candidate for
the House of Delegates at the last cleo
ton, and r. Bruce Ogden, Of Lessburg.
Representative Lamb in the House
yesterday introduced joint resolution
authorizing the Secretary of War to de-
liver to the Southern Historical Society
at Richmond, all the Confederate battle
flags ia the War Department which il
has been impossible to identify as the
standards Of the troops of any particular
State.
Mr.. Philip Pemberton, residing nea.
Matthias Point, King George county,
has been again greatly afflicted by losing
bis wife aud four grown children within
few months OF each other. He married
within year and shortly afterwards his
wife died He again married and is now
a widower for the fourth time, though
comparatively young man.
The fve-year.old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Rsppold fell into a well in the
yard of his parents home in Newport
News yesterday and was drowned. In
company with several little friends the
lad was playing around the well and he
accidentally stumbled over the edge. He
fell distance Of IL feet and landed in
eight feet of water.
John T. Lindsey, of Berrys Ferry,
Clarke county, and Miss Ada B. Goode,
daughter of Thornton Goode, of BOyce,
Clarke county, were married at the par
sonage of the Oliyet Presbyterian Church,
Harrisburg, Pa, Tuesday. The groom
is owner of racehorses and is
regular exhibitor at the Virginia Horse
Show. The couple will reside in Clarke.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-02-01

Hon. CLAUDE A. SWANSON today
reached the goal Of his ambition when
he was iHaugurated Governor of Virginia
for term of four years. Mr.. Swanson
is a man of natural ability and has the
interest of his State deeply at heart. He
has served for thirteen years in Congress,
representing the Fifth district efficiently
aud well, and the knowledge he gained
there of men and sffairs will aid him
materially in the conduct of his new
duties as chief executive OF his State.
He begins bis term under the most IA
vorable auspices and all who know him
predict that he will make a wise aud
conservative Governor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-02-01
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot reach the
diseased portion Of the ear. There is only one
way to cure deafness, and that is by constitu-
tional remedies. Deafness is caused by an
inAammed portion of the mucous lining Of the
Eustachian Tube. When this tube is in-
feet hearing. and when il is entirely closed,
Deafness is the result and unless the inham-
nation can be taken out aud this tube re-
stored 10 is normal condition. hearing will
be destroyed forever; nine clses out Of Ten are
caused by Catarrh. which is nothing but an
inhamed condition Of the Mucous surfaces
We will give One Hundred Dallars for any
case Of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that can.
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send
for circulars, free.
F.. CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggists, Use.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-02-01
The Dixie Divorces Suit

Newark, n. j.. Feb. l. Vice Chan.
cellor Ptney made an order soday fixing
April % aud "a and May =, and 3, as
dates for The hearing bf the divorce suit
brought by James b. Duke, the mil
lionaire lohaccco man, against Lillian
n. Duke. application for the order
WAS made by X, V. Lindabnry, counsel
for Mr.. Duke. A request for an allowance
for Counsel fees, was made by Chauncey
G. Parker and Samuel Kalisch, counsel
for Mrs Duke. The matter was laid
Owe for future consideration.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-02-01
From Washington.

correspondence Of the Alexandra Gazette. J
Washington, Feb. l.
Secretary Taft today announced that,
upon his recommendation, the President
had selected Brigadier General j. Frank
lin Bell, one of the youngest general Of
fcers in the United States army, to sue.
coed Lieut.. Gen. Bates as chief of staff
when the latter retires April IA. Gen.
Bell will not be made lieutenant gen.
eral, but will probsbly be promoted to
the rank of major general. 1t is also
officially announced that Gen. Henry G.
CorbID will be given the rank of lieuten-
ant general, when Gen. Bates retires.
Secretary Taft said that the President
had directed that Brig. Gen. A. w.
Greeley, chief signal officer OF the army,
be promoted to major general in the
line of the army today to succeed Gen.
Bates, appointed lieutenant general to-
day to fill the vacancy created by the
retirement today of Gen. Chsfee. COL
james Allen of the signal corps il made
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-02-01

GOV A. J. MONTAGUE after four
wears of faithful and efficient service,
to-day retires as chief executive of Vir-
giuia aud returns to private life-but il
is predicted only for the present-for
few believe that his political ca
reer il at an end. During his term o.
Office he met boldly every issue presented
y measured up to every
his lofty position. He
the esteem of the thou
he has made since be
% public life and with the
f. even those who differed
political grOunds-tor it
can be said that he has no enemy in
Virginia who would do him a wrong or
m injury. Bold, upright and honest,
ne performed his duties faithfully and
well, and no faint of corruption or grail
ever for an instant attached itself to his
administration. He will go down in his
tory as enc of Virginia's sblest and most
accomplished chief magistrates and his
hosts of friends wish for him as brilliant
a future as has been his past. Virginia
needs such men.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-02-01
THURSDAY EVENING. FEB. /, 1891

AS STATED in the Gazette OF that day,
Senator Patterson Of Colorado came int
The open arena yesterday in the Senate
and made speech 10 favor of the adj
illustrations policy in relation To Sanlo
Domingo and Morocco. Up to that
time it had not been possible to si@t
positively what, il ary, democrat would
vne to uphold the administration III
these matters II has been charged thai
there were four or five "White House
demo Gratis" and within the democratic
ranks there has been much curiosity u
know who among their number would
make up this colerie in support OF ad'
Manifestation policies, but yesterday MI
Patterson settled that question so lar at
he is concerned. Before he closed bis
remarks most of the democrats whe had
been in the Senate while he was speak
ing. retired 81 rebuke. When be
finished there were only four or five
democrats on the floor. Nor were there
manv republicans present at the time oil
the republicans, though
}. democratic assertions,
respect for the deserters.
son should remember Sena-
fate. The latter was q
t- democrat, but he is not q
senator Patterson is the last
remnant ., .-e populistic party in thu
Senate. He was once a republican, bu'
from 1876 to 1892 he was democrat
In 1892 he bOlted Cleveland and voted
for General Weaver. Then he became
a popuist, and in 1900 was permanent
chairman of The popuist convention.
He owes his seat in the Senate TO CON-
biuatiOn by the democrats, free-silver
republicans and the populists of the
Colorado legislature. His term expires
in 1907.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-02-01
Letter to w. NJ. Reardon,
AIexandria. VirRinia

Dear Sir: Why, do you think. eau Deyoe
sell pure paint AZ low as others sell adulterat-
ed psiut?
There are 81 or 40 or 80 different makes Of
paint, that rank. in way, rs "irst.class;'
they have their regi0ns ones region is
large, anothsr's is small; everyone is first
class" it its region.
Of these 80 or 40 or 80, one is best, another
next. and 20 on down; but the prices are ell
the same or about the same-you can buy one
for less than another though; personal mat
ter sometimes,
But how, do you think, can Deyoe sell the
best for no more than the restg The answer
Is: II costs less TO sell il: more to make, less
10 sell. Reputation helps sell It. lts 100
years helps sell it.
Go by the name You're truly,
81 + w DRvoK & Co
p. Sc 5 Lsadbsatsr & SOFAS sells our
paint.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-02-01

4 SYNOPSIS of Governor SwansOn's
inaugural address appears elsewhere in
today's Gazette. 1t is strong paper
ard abounds in practical recommends
tious concerning matters of interest to
each aud every citizen. Fortunately no
serious issues are now confronting the
General Assembly, and the work before
that body is mostly in the nature of I'M
proving present conditions or meeting
those incident to the gradual transitions
apparent in the Commonwealth, and
which are always in evidence. The
Governor makes some good suggestions,
recapitulates many things which occu-
pied his attention while canVassing the
State last year, and which il is his wish
20 see crystslize into laws.