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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-01-11
ZeEas ..

- Sn Der 0dbe BON Moscow,
Bolt County, lit elm 9eaer Namens
Ben Oarria aelpnht moroen. 9ar.
riS hatte einen gemiifen Daro Bolt.
einen Nneeftelten Der Berina'lhen
Wtiible bel Wpscom, eri@uhen. neil
biefer IGN In einert Gtreit nieoerae'
imtagerI bette. &c rpuroe uerbaftet
uno Der Shertff neriutte. i'm in 81.
d.erbeit gu brinaeri. cine 8oltsmenee
iiberbolte i'm aber, entriB ibm ben
@efangenen .un6 erbdngte i'm.
unier otter Gbonnent 6err Us.
grnft Tbonia in Taplur fdreibt uns:
Der Sabatiamen, ben sic mir DOR
ldnaerer Belt ihidten, lit gut aufee.
gangen. Sd) bate bic BHanae gut
ausgeiebt unb fie lit auh ih6n eera.
ten. Nber in Gulge Der TrO6enbelt
i'm 0erbft mar Der erfte Shnitt ntdat
iebr groB. Die Bldtter fino 3ebn 8Dq
lang. Der Tabat, Der BON fei.
mem Nrurnn lit. III iebt IN Riiten ein'
oepadt, urt ben 4ruaeE DurhSumas
den. Der smeite G&nitt miro bei.
fer. Der Truft tam iebDh 3u frih. Die
Bldtter fino erfroreu uno trDden ani
Stenaef. 9ns eiebt aber nod ben
beften Bfeifen.T abot. @tr raudaen
ieoen Gag oappu. Der Eabat ift iebr
gut. Deften Dant fiir Sbre Wabe."
- Glifpn Wriabt, melher ieiner.
5eit benz iunae1 5rant 2op in Sealp
cine febr aefdbrlihe Shnittmunoe i'm
anterleib beibrahte. 1T rueaen Weoro-
angriffs 81 finfaebn Sabren 8udt.
haus verurteilt. Rop 1T Don Der
id@eren Wertebung uieoer beree'
felt.
80 Das BunbessN ppenatipns. @es
riht bat entifieoen. oaB bic ieiner.
5eit in 4an1ar gountb abaebaltene
20cal Dption'N% bitimmunar ehtstrdf.
tig iei.
- Sn ber 9dbe BON Baiae ftarb
5rau Broobe6, cine afte oeutihe Be-
m0bnerin iener @eaenb.
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AuerIet.

- Sn etaer Sibung Der @ountps
S0mmiiidre am WittmpG mpraen
uuroe beihl0ifen, Die @as sWeter in
ben County . @ebduben BON atuei
5ahleuten, BON bener elmer Ser
treter Der &Ummiiidre uno etner
8ertreter Der Sos @eieuShafteu lein
i0u. nod einmal genaii nahieher su
laiien. Die County 8omrn,iiare ba,
ben fih betanntlih oariiber beihmert,
oaB iie INNER b6bere Slater, fir @ast
uno efettriibes 2,dt beaablen miiiien
uno Die @ass @eieuifaft bebauptet.
oaB alIes uronunaaeemdB suaegan'
gen lei.
Or. 8. u. Babne, Elm iunger
bieiiaer Nrst, nuroe tot in ieinen,
8tmner tn ben 2uolou N%parttuents,
an Der DIT. Commerce GtraBe, aefuns
ben. Sein Cob lit pabrihemlih
ourh einen 0er5ihlaa herbeigefibrt
puroen.
Runftabler Stepens bat einert
Weisen @amens 60. 6ppfins feits
aenumnten, Der einen Ginbrub in
benz 8abnbof nDn @onsales ueriibt
haben iDq.
SIS. 6. Miinber. bic nur tursem
in Der @hufarot'iheu Wpotbete an
Der San Beoro Nnenue anaeftelIt.
lit nod furser 2rantbeit eeftorben.
- Die Snnitdtss Snfpectorer fino
iebt pDlIia unter bic &pntrole bes
.Boaro of 6ealtb" aeiteqt mprcen,
AUDI lift Dem 8onro elm Speaial.B ulis
aft our gerfiguna eeitelIt.
Der ct. Suiepb8 8ereir tpdblte
in ieiner lebter Beriammlung fol-
genbe 8eatnte: Brdlioent. Sos. guu=
RAND; 8ices Hrdfioent, Sim. 6erine;
BrDt. Setretdr, u. Styling; Ttnanas
sefretdr, 9. Shmeemann; Shas.
nteiiter. 80. 9. Dielmann; Stnans.
Honite, Trnnt 2ange uno Meld.
6abn; &ranfenfpmite. 6. ShifferS,
9. s. 2anae. gbas. 2%anbauer, Sos.
EariGion; MarifaQ, ghas. Weper;
Iabnentrdeer, Gilbert Sbiffers, Sab.
nenbealeiter, SEQ Sacob uno &obert
@oener; 8ibliptbetar, Bnt. Shneis
Der ir. Triebbofsaufieher, Carl Sent
Mig.
= nniere Staotpermaltunq lift emit.
iblUffen. bic rTrandiies" Der gro.
gen &urporationen, melhe fir Den
ltGotilhen Berfebr, bic Beleuhtunq
unb Die Waiiersuiubr iprQen, tinftis
au beiteuern. Daburh miro elm
oteueruert BON unaefdbr sos. 900
Dem bisber fteuerbaren giaentum au=
gefiet ueroen.
- Wittmob obenb muroe SRI.
Warb o. Wosolud. an Der @de Der
Nuenue 6 uno oer s. STRIFE. BON
einem Weger Die @elob6rie aus Der
6ano Qerifien. Der @eaer lit emit
ffoben. Die Trehbeit bes Diebitahls
lit UNI 10 ar6Ber, als SRI. @ooolud
iih in Be9leitung elmer Treunoin be-
fano unb itdb audi nod perfhiebene
2eute in Der Ndbe befanben. Die
BDrie entbielt SIS.
- Die @~eriammluna bee Bafia.
gier. Ngenteu iiiomeftlt@er Uabnen.
melhe mGbreno Der lesten Taae bier
abaebalterl tunroe. bat iib gu Sun.
ften bee BON S. s. Girfpatrif unb
Nnoeren hefiirmorteter vNouertifina
Sheme" far uniere Staot ausge.
ftrDden.
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9tn nrpeernes @unner.

Wirtlih munoerbar mar bic 8ie'
oerberiteuung Der Wrs. Wolte 6plt
uon bier, ihreibt 5. .. G. cooper.
Woooforo. 9eun.. Sie rpar ourh gu.
iten uno Guswurf 10 beruntereetom.
men. oaB man iie aufaab. Nuf met.
men Rat uabm iie Or. Sings Reue
@ntoedung. bic 0eiluua trat elm uno
heute 1T iie cine eeiunoe frau. 60
rtaaa.is neaen Suften uno grtdItun.
gen. SO Gents uno o. o.. gu haben
bel Gbolpb DreiB uno S. 8alteper
unn Gphn.
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ltnteruebmemoe gan 4utunter.

pie .Deutibe 8eituna Don Meri-
TO- berihtet
Die 8eaieruna bes Stoates @ua.
buila bat i0sben NIT ben Oerren Otto
aDbler uno Otto 8abrmuno einen
Bertraa abgeihlOiien. benz aufolae
oteielben cine Bnbn banen pDnen,
melhe ben Winenoiitrttt BON Ba.
nucD ourbihueioen iou. ferner bic
fruhtbnren 8ebiete@non WDta, San
Sole uuo Woncloma, um Hih oann
an einem 8untte nit Dem Serr0cars
ril Snternaeional WeIieano 81 uers
einiaen. Dieie apneeiii0n lit fir
oieie W~inenaebiete uon GROCER @ih'
tteteit uno miro audi Der oortiaen
2anomirtlhaft pDn lebr eroBem 0u'
Sen iein."
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Winds 5 Gents oauana. Siqarre.
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W,aa 100 Sabre lebem.

Wrs. Sennie Duncan, 9apnes.
bile, We.. bic ;eBt 70 Sabre alt lit.
mag Bic gum 100. leben. Sic ifreibt:
electric Bitters beilte meme brDni'
ihe Dpspepiie. NORM ih 20 Sabre
lit. SD fiihle mid 10 ftart. mie Elm
iungeS Wdohen. electric Bitters
beilt Wta9en' unc 4eber = 4eioen,
Shwdbe &C. Breia so Gents. 4u
baben BET Goolpb 9reis unb s.
Rglteuer II SDhu.
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9as Gtumaleius

lit niht leif]ter gu neriteben. afs BE an.
erfannte Eatia6e. baB bic tets rnbmfibt
aaaeprieienen ct. Bernard &rduterpilen
fctrtlif bic bette Nr5nei bet alien Naaens,
Seber. uno Wierenleiben fine. Sic bette
9en nir aus ben hsiltrdftisIten unb reins
zen Sd.ten BON Hfan5en, meldbe forqfdl.
tia nusQeiunhlt uun nad benz betpdhrte.
ten Ne5ept uerarbeitet peroen. Sic emit.
bn!tet teine dsen6en, metanithen @ifte
uHo beitehen aIio nidt burch cine ldneGe.
porlbergebenbe. autest aber srun6ibdb,
Iidbe. i~Unoern burh cine ianite, aber
oalernbe @irfung Nues bes lit cine
fatiaGe, leift rerftdnblib. tpie bas Gins
tssnletns. Vile Np0tbeten. % Gents.
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9one Star Sier uuo Wiater.

Sab uno Tlur iino noaelfrei.
Tenn aus unprer Ndbe.
6lohen, bic 10 reiauoq langen,
9aneit fino lie banonsesansen.
Nur nit beilerem @eIhrei
Steist empor bic &rabe.
8enn Natur uns niht mebr retat,
Bletbt man hiibih gu Sauie,
untert6lt Tid1 uuterldieoIib
uno genieBt audi 10 9emitlth.
@eun man nitbt NIT Brennhol5 9etat,
Sic grholunespauie.
Sci petroleum Dber @os.
Bel electric 8irnen,
@ie MAJ lie sepobnt ihon large,
Seugen iidh i'm BiHensoranae
ueber bies unb iber oas
So6e 0enter . Sttrnen.
9raulih lebt iih's immeroar,
SIN Samilientreiie,
Batter, Mutter. Better, 8aie,
Steden in elm 8uh bic Roie
Ilno es mint bas Bier SDne Star
Sn 10 trouter @elie.
Gel6it Der fertile S~una9eiea
Gu6t Blaiiter uenn'S buntelt.
9oB TT ieiue Shrilte lente
Sn ote lpDlsehei6te Sdente,
ODD ~ 9oloig uno 10 bel
Gone Star Bier tim f~untelt.
uub iit's 6rauBeu feuht unb tabl
8Immert's i'm niht rpeiter,
Shbn iIf's an Der Stommtiidhrunoe
Nod in mitterndht'aer Stunbe;
Zone Gtar trintt man ME gu niel,
4lelbt babel tets better.
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Sic babe gselt ,punoert ftd,,

ple Die auoere lebt. 0ieieniQen, ole
Sudlen's Nrnica Salbe sebrauhen,
punoern iih nidlt. ouB he Brand.
uno Shnittnunoen heilt. Wlrs.
Grant SIN, 1l90 6, Repnotos Str.
Springfield, Su,, inat: Sh battle Die
Sable fir cine Wptmenoiateit i'm
9ousbalt. 8rels 25 Gents. Gu ha.
ben bet Noolpb 9reiB uuo S. Salt.
eyer & Sobn.
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0ermdhlt.

6eute rorael fano i'm 6nuie oer
gltern Der Braut bic Germdb(ung 6es
0errn W az gIaufen pun WeritD
NIT SRI. Clara 8. 6anfhte
itatt. Das iunge Baar trat unrait.
telbar nadber bic @eiie nab Werifo
an.
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Seine Aual fOr1rnt Der ourh Rbeus
matismus rerprlahten 9leib. 9urb
ben @ebraub BON elmer q S(menbs
Recept Wn. 1851 uiro iof0rt 2lns
beruug geibaffen. 5n allen Npo'
tbeten bu baber,
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Setrats /. goheiue.

8 q @obbart un6 6enrietta Bfeifer.
Rar gfouieu uno Clara 8 Sanifte.
Stub Srueoer unb Sba Shueuemann
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1906-10-05
WON By AMERICAN AERoNAUT.
Result of Aerial Contest Definitely
Decided.

Paris, Oct. 3.-All the uncertainty
regarding the result of the balloon
race for the James Gordon Bennett
cup. started from here on Sunday aft.
ernoon, was ended at noon when a
dispatch was received by the Aero
club announcing that Hon. g. S. Rolls
and his companion, Colonel Capper, in
the balloon Britannia, landed at Sand
bingham upland at $3.50 Monday night,
thus establishing that Lieutenant
Frank p. I1ahm, Sixth cavalry, U. S.
A., the American competitor in the
race. who descended near Whitby
Monday afternoon in the balloon Unit
ed States, is the winner. Signor Won
W'illel, Italy, is second; Count de la
Vaulx. France, third, and Hon. G. S.
Rolls, Great Britain, fourth.
Lieutenant Lahm's friends are en-
thusiastic over his victory. With the
exception of Senior Salamanca, the
Spanish aeronaut, Lahm was the
youngest competitor. Lieutenant Lah,n
covered as miles, against $40 miles
covered by Won Willer, his nearest
competitor.
The beautiful cup presented for com,
petition by James Gordon Bennett be-
comes a trophy of the Aero club Of
America. The first cash prize of ST.
900 goes to Lieutenant Lahm and the
endurance medal to Mr.. Rolls, who
was the longest in the air.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1906-10-05
DRIVEN FROM BUSINESS
ILLINOIS GRAIN DEALER TELLS
HOW REBATING WORKED
IN HIS CASE.
MAKES CHARGE AGAINST RAILROAD
CERTAIN CONCERNS GIVEN CON.
cEssIoNs AMOUNTING TO
MONOPOLY

Chicago, Oct. 3.-William H. Suf'
ferns of Decatur, ILL.,, was the first wit
ness at the days session Of the inter.
state commerce commission, which is
Investigating alleged rebate cases
Sufferns said that he entered the
grain exporting business over nine
years ago. Three years ago he discov-
cred that the Harris-Scotten company
grain men of Chicago, and Rosenbaum
& Co. were receiving an elevator al.
lowance at New Orleans of cents per
hundred pounds from the Illinois Cen.
trail railroad.
"The rate on grain for export via
New Orleans was IL cents per hun
dred," said the witness. 1.-TWO cents
of that went to the export elevator
interest and the remainder to the rail
road. The rebate allowed these firms
prevented me from competing with
them in the European markets. dis
covered they were offering grain in
Europe at what it cost me here. They
had an actual advantage of IN cents.
I quit the export business last winter
because could not live, let alone
make anything"
R. ]. Barr of New Orleans told a
similar story. In regard to the export
situation at New Orleans he said that
the Illinois Central railroad is heavily
interested in export elevators in New
Orleans and that it leases one of its
houses to the Harris-Scotten company.
In view of this, he said, the elevator
owned by the railroad interest got the
allowance of 2 cents and the same
thing is true in the case of the leased
elevator.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1906-10-05
CRIMINAL NEWS.

Paul o. Stensland, to whose self
confessed embezzlement of 100000
was due chiefly the collapse of the
Milwaukee Avenue State bank, was
given an indeterminate sentence in the
penitentiary within three hours after
his arrival in Chicago from Morocco.
where he was captured several weeks
ago. Stensland pleaded guilty on two
Indictments. one charging embezzle-
ment and the other charging violation
of the state banking laws.
Harry X. Thaw, charged with the
murder of Stanford White, is to be ex-
amined before a lunacy commission.
This step has been decided on by
Thaw's lawyers after much persuasion
by Mrs. William Thaw. She plans to
avoid having him placed on trial, pre-
ferring to have him sent to tho Mat
teawan asylum for the criminal in
sane.
Henry Sussman. charged with kill.
ing his young wife in Minneapolis
hotel Wednesday morning. was cap
tured early Friday morning at another
hostelry in the Mill City. When dis
covered Sussman had five gas Jets
turned on in an attempt at suicide, but
was resuscitated and locked up.
For the second time within fourteen
months Jacob Schiff, head of the great
New York banking firm of Kuhn, Loeb
& Co., has been the recipient of an
Internal machine.
Frank Ricca of Pittsburg, forty-two
years old, Sicilian and local political
leader of his race, was found MUIR
dered OH the street, stiletto being
the weapon used.
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|19os OCTOBER 1906
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IL Is : 19 Y IS u 20||
III q % q y Is 26 ri
UNFORTUNATE EvEhTs.

Not since the Galveston disaster
has such hurricane swept the Gull.
coast as the one which struck Pensa
cola, Fla. last week with all impel.
ling force and ragged for twelve hours
the wind blowing steadily at eighty
and ninety miles an hour, with occa
sfonal gusts of 100 miles an hCHr. The
known loss of life up to date is thirty
which will probably be increased to
seventy-f1ve, while the property loss
will exceed $5,OO0,0O0. The entire
water front is mass of tangled
wreckage.
The loss of life in Mobile, Ala, and
vicinity from the great storm of last
week will probably reach 120, although
the death list in the city itself will not
be large. The greatest number of lives
lost is at a place known as San Souci
Beach, summer resort near Mobile
where thirty-nine bodies are reported
to have been recovered The property
loss in Mobile and along Mobile bay
will probably approximate $8,000,000
During the ear ending June 80
1906, an avera; of rs persons were
killed day and 238 injured day on
railroads in t-e United States. The
total enumbe: lied during the year
was 9,703, viii the injured numbered
86,00S.
Two men were burned to death, a
third man was fatally injured and two
others received serious injuries in a
fire of unknown origin which de-
stroyed barn on the farm of John
Bohenkampt, near Cogswell, N. d.
Minneapolis and St. Louis passenger
train No. ran into a switch engine at
New Prague, Nina, and asa result
five persons are dead and over twenty
five others are seriously injured, sew.
eral probably fatally.
i Passenger train No. 8 on the Wa
hash railroad crashed through an open
switch into freight train near Dan
vile, Ill. Six persons were killed and
thirty-five or forty injured, most Of
them slightly
The old wooden steamer City Of
Concord, having three barges in tow
went down Saturday night in the
storm on Lake Erie off Huron, O.
Three of the crew of twelve were
drowned.
Three persons were killed and TWEEN
ty-five or more were injured in rear
end collision of passenger trains on
the Pennsylvania railroad at Edding
ton, Pa.
A severe hurricane has caused i'm.
mense damage in the Gulf states. The
loss at Pensacola, Fla, is estimated at
$3,O00,OOO. ~
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CON TEST NOTICE.
Department Of the Interior.
United States Land Ollce, bismarck. North Da.

Department Of the Interior.
United States Land Oce, Bismarck, North Da-
kota. Aug. %. 1906
A sufficient contest affidavit having been fled
in this office by Nils H. Granl,,, ntestant
against homestead entry No. 1881, made Aug.
alleged that said claimant has wholly. aban-
doncd snid land; that he has not resided upon
and cultivated said land as required by law;
that such default has existed for more than six
months last past and does now exist, and that
said alleged absence from the said land was
not due TO his employment in the army, navy Or
marine corps of tho United States as private
soldier. officer, seaman or marine, during the
war with Spain, or during any other war in
spond and offer evidence touching said allega-
ton at 10 o'clock a. m. on Oct. 20, 1905, before
Karl Klein, q notary public ut his office in
Washburn, N. D. land that final hearing will be
held at 10 o'clock a. M. on Nov. 2. 1906, before)
the register and receiver at the u S. land office
in Bismarck, N. u.
Thcsaid contestant having, in proper affl-
davit filed Aug. II, 1906, set forth facts
which show that after due diligence, personal
service of this notice cannot be made, it is
hereby ordered and directed that such notice
John Satterlund. Receiver.
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CONTEST NOTICE
3 ri WIN ALAo 'N'14SH
Department. of the INTERIOR United States
Land Office.-Devils Lake, N. D., August 18th

Department of the INTERIOR United States
Land Office.-Devils Lake, N. D., August 18th
1906.
A sufficient contest affidavit having been filed
in this Office by Otto Magnuson, contestant,
against Jacob Wancz. H. f. No. 34l4l, made
Sept. 18TH 1906, for ela of the sw4 andlots and
4. Sec. 1S' Twp. 49, Range so, W. by jacob
Wancz, contestee in which 1t is alleged that said
cn.rym an for period of over six months i'm
mcdiately preceding the initiation of this con-
test has wholly abandoned: the same, in fact he
never resided upon itat all on said land, nor
never cultivated nor caused to be cultivated
any portion thereof; it is and always has been a
wild unbroken piece of prairie, and that said
alleged absence from said land was not due to
his Employment in the army, navy or marine
corps of the United States. as a private
war with Spain, or any other war in which the
United States may be engaged.
Said parties are hereby notified to appear, re-
spond and offer evidence touching said allcga-
ton, at 10 o'clock M on Oct. 18th, 1906, before
Frederick A. Lind a notary public, in and; or
McHcnry county, n. D. at his Office in Velva,
Mc.lenry county, N. d. land that final hearing
will be held at 10 o'clock M, on Nov. 1st 1906
bnfore) the register and receiver at the U. S.
land office in Devils Lake, N. D.
The said contestant having III a proper afh
davit filed Aug % 1906 set forth facts that
show that after due diligence personal service
of this NJ tce cannot be made, it is hereby or
dered and directed that such notice be given by
due and proper publication.
Ole SerumGard, Register.
j. L. Lee, Atty. for plaintiff.
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THE DEATH RECORD.

Bloodgood H. Cutter, Long Islands
famous farmer poet" who was i'm
mcrtalized in Mark Twain's "Inno-
cents Abroad" as the poet lariat,," is
dead. He was eighty-nine years old.
Colonel Isaac R. Hill, better known
AZ .Ike" Hill. of Ohio, and for thirty
I'VE years an employee almost continu-
ously of the house Of representatives,
is dead.
Tony Faust, ST., at one time one of
the best known restaurant men in the
United States, is dead at Wiesbaden,
Germany, aged seventy.
George E. Poor, inventor Of the air.
brake generally used on railway cars.
is dead at Portland, Me-, aged sixty
one years.
John, M Gilman, one Of the oldest
and most distihg uisheds lawyerssfn Ut.
Paul. is dead as the result Of a fall.
pa AZ sts g.? i ~ W.
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RUSSIAN INTERNAL SITUATION

A well laid plot against the life Of
the Russian emperor and one with all
the chances Of success on it's side was
uncovered Friday by the arrest of two
armed terrorists, man and a woman,
in the quarters Of one of the palace
servants within the enclosure Of the
Alexandria palace at Peterhof, his
majesty's secluded and closely guard
ed summer residence on Cronstadt
bay.
In letter received at Paris from
St. Petersburg Professor Alexander
Ular, who is regarded in Paris as the
mouthpiece of Count White, says that
many of the highest Russian function
aries are dying from fright or are on
the point of escaping from the coun-
try. In their case bombs and knives
are no longer necessary. ).
Lieutenant General Stoessel, who
commanded the Russian forces at Port
Arthur, has submitted his resignation
from the army. 1t is understood that
it will be accepted, thereby ending
the history of the surrender of the
fortress without its indescribable dis
closures which would result from a
formal courtmartial.
Grave agrarian disorders have
broken out In the province Of Viatka,
the center of disturbance being the
important district of Malmuish, with a
population of over 100000, where, &C
cording to the reports received, the
inhabitants of seventy villages have
Joined in the uprising.
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.


President Roosevelt is in possession
of evidence furnished by Receiver
Earle Of the wrecked Real Estate
Trust company of Philadelphia, which
is expected to result in proceedings by
the department of justice against the
so-called sugar trust.
Difficulty is being experienced by
the quartermaster generals depart
ment of the army in obtaining horses
and mules. Even at high prices good
cavalry horses are scarce and nearly
impossible to procure.
The net decrease in the pension roll
of the United States for the fiscal year
ending June 80 last amounted to 49,
40, the largest decrease ever known
in the history Of the country.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

The city Of San Juan and the island
Of Porto Rico experienced series CT
heavy earthquake shocks Thursday.
The people were thrown into condi-
tion of CONSERVATION and indescribable
alarm, but the resultant damage was
comparatively slight and there has
been no loOs of life.
The Gagayas valley, in the northern
part of the island of Luzon, was devas-
tated by a typhoon Sept. 10. Barrios.
Callahan, Anlung and Baggao we're
totally destroyed and four other towns
were badly damaged.
"A treaty of amity, commerce and
navigation, under the terms of the
Marblehead pact, has been signed by
the governments of Costa RIGA, Guate-
mala, Honduras and Salvador.