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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13

| be required TO throw his opponent fair on hi,
DECK, 40 that the two hips and one shoulder
| or TWO shoulders and one hip shall strike tho
| ground or floor at the time TO constitute
fall Under no circumstances shall n rot-
| cree be allowed 20 decide declare n bout
| won unless either of the contestants commit
foul by kicking or breaking holds.
Snoulo rcteree chosen or selected In any
contest De round TO be biased. Drcjudiced. or
incapable. either OF the contestants shall have
the power. on satisfactory evidence being pro-
duced or nnirmed. to resign the contest.
no euttine or scratching shall DO allowed.
and the referee shall have full power 10 dis
qualify a contestant on inc nrst ofronse
Shdcr no circumstances. in any contest shall
the wrestlers be allowed to rest until a fall
Is gained. and tho referee shall have no
out the mutual consent OF both parties
zach zach contestant shall furnish sct of
reach from the shoulder to the whist and
from the neck to the elbow
The men shall toss for choice OF holds and
the man winning the toss can take the left
and under or right and over
me contestant taking tho left and under
shall take hold OF his opponents harness M
the waist on the Ieft side with his Ieft hand
and his opponents left hand with his right
Ihe contestant taking the right and over
Ss,,h Ia taSe mold OF his opponents right hand
Both wrestlors shall stand aide TO side and
show fair and equal play .,r forfeit one fall
Tor each caution after the FIRST
II either contestant break his grasp or hold
curing bout with one or both hands to save
himself from falling or TO gain q momentary
advantage. IL shall be considered a foul and
the referee shall decide the fall or bout
against him.
No kicking TO be allowed and any contest
mt who shall wilfully. after caution kioL
or attempt to Kick his opponent shall for
felt the match and stakes according to The
option OF the referee.
To decide what Is considered n bout or foll
al this style OF wrestling. a contestant viii bo
required TO throw his opponent fair on his
back two shouldcrs must strike the ground or
floor at the same time to constitute fau
Under no circumstances shall the referee he
allowed 10 decided declare a bout won un
less either Of tho contestants commit A foul
by Kicking or breaking holds
No butting scratching shnu bo alIoy.d
and the rcferco shall have full power 10 dis.
qualifr a contestant on the first onense lin
der no circumstances In any contest shall the
wrestlers be allowed to rest until n fan I.
gained and the referee shall have no never
TO allow the contestants 10 rest without tho
mutual consent OF both parties
A rest OF fifteen minutes shall b. allowed
between each bout
Under amateur rules, bouto ore limited N
ak minutes and If there Is no fall thcro ia
a rest of three minutes TO be followed nv
ak minutes more OF wrestling Then. r.
naither contestant has scored foil tho ycf
cree hns the power to give the decision 20 tho
man who In his opinion has done tho better
flying nnd rolling falls oro counted
Inc hanmer-lock Is barred. ns arc aIso III.
douole-NolSoh and stronele.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13
9 lineup for todays game
BALL GAME CALLED OFF.
Ogden and Salt Lake to Meet This
Afternoon

Owing to the high links that the weather
clerk was cutting up with his raln barrel Sat
uTdaY IL was necessary to call off the gone
between Dad Gimlins Ogden crowd OF bat
swincers and the DubeI Tailor Salt LAX"
buSch
The ball park was a sea OF mud and water.
but Father" DubeI put large force OF
men 60 get the diamond In shape for game
this afternoon and &c old General Atmosphere
keeps his busy nnsers on tho Torrent Tap II
Is more than likely that the fans will have
Lobstcrs today.
The Wcssler case Is still hanging hrc. but
nmicabo arrangements will probably eo ar
rived at today by which tho young second
hasoman VIII either &C TO Park city or re-
man with Sot Lake,
The 9amo thls afternoon will be called at
3 o'clock, weather conditions permitting.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13
TRoTT1NG HoRsEMEN PLEASED
Bill Permitting Races at Narragan.
sett Rushed Through Legislature.

BOSTON. May l2-Trotting horsemen
all over New England are delighted
over the news from Providence that there
VIII be racing at Narragansett park this
season. and betting. too.
This means that there will be Grand
Circuit meeting, running meeting and
plans are under way to hold State fair
IN the fall. with suitable racing pro-
grammc,
Secretary Albert H Moone will soon
announce the programme of the carly
closing events for :he Grand Circuit
now In New York making plans for
the fair. intends TO offer some carly
closing purses also
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13
Spokane 3, Tacoma o.

TACOMA. May l2.-Neithor side should have
scored for both Franklin and HlGglnbotham
were at their best, pitching shut-out ball
However. the visitors mixed their hits with
Tacoma's errors and scored rnree runs Ia
comas safe drives were scattered and thlre
was no chance to get runners around This
Ia the third shut-out OF the series. Score:
rr r, II. E
Tacoma -..r.a .....r.0 0 o o o 90 4
spokane -. -,r....2 0 o o o o o % .
Batterles-HigElnbotham and Shea, Frank
I'm and Suess Umplre-Settlcy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE GAMES.
Salt Lake Hardwares and Turf Ex-
change Will Play.

Two games I'm the Sunday schedule Of games
in the Commercial league Will be postponed
on account OF wet grounds. namely; Sicgels
W. D!nwoodeYs At the Salt Palace grounds
and Keith-O Brieno va. Lyric Cafe at Walk
er's field according 10 tho orders given out
by President Fleshman Inst evening
But the salt Lake Hardware and Turf Ex-
change contest, booked for the Fort Douglas
grounds. Will 60 through the field is
ported to be IN fnc condition. notwithstanding
the rain and the members OF both teams arc
requested to meet ut eos Main street this
mornln- ut o'clock
meeting OF the league viii be held to-
morrow evening q. tho Lyric Cafe at
'cocs.
Tho lineup for today's game.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13
LAWN TENNIS NEWS.
Sanction Received by Local Organiza
ton From National Association

The most important event In the lawn tennis
circles which has trsnspired in the week past
is the fact that official sanction has been re-
ceiVcd In the city from tho national body 20
hold the State tournament on June 90 and tho
intermountln tournament on August Is. and
also. that tho University of Utah Lawn Tennis
club has made application for membership in
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13
Speedway to Be Built.
English Setter Club Officers.
1une Special Sporting Service.

Tribune Special Sporting Service
BOSTON MAY l2,-The English Setter
club which had its start at the recent
Boston show. has just elected these Of
flcers. President Judge Charles NJ.
Bruce OF Maldon. Mass: first vice-presi-
dent, Arthur HRdley OF Somcryillc.
Mass, second Vice-presidcnt, J, +. Eve
lcth of South Lincoln. Mass; secretary,
Caleb West of North Stoughton. Mass;
treasurer c. r Pollard OF Lynn, Miss; ;
executive committec II. Pestclcher.
Westbrook Mo; Z. West, North Slough
ton Mass. John f. Wallace. ProVi-
denco. Il l. Nirton w. Mason. Cam
bridge. Mass. and c. F, Pollard. Lynn,
Mass
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13
AUSTRALIAN CYcLIsT COMING.
Clark, Winner of Austral Handicap,
to Locate Here.

Floyd Mcfarland the world-rcnowncd cy-
clist who intends TO make Salt Lako HIS
headquarters during tho coming season. Will
return from Australia the latter pnrt OF this
month and bring with him A. j. Clark. one
Of the fastest riders in the Antipodcs.
Clark s tho winner OF the 1904 Austral
whee! race. which carried a prize OF s2S0n.
and s next 10 the largest purso given In the
cycling world.
fIo is ore OF the strongest riders In the
Colony. and II ne ride tho saucer track
fast his record on tho Australian tricks
he will make the local speedsters go some 70
beat him
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13
CHARLIE HALL TWIRLS
PHENOMENAL BALL
Closes Out Oakland With No
Runs and No
Hits.

SEATTLE. May 12-Cherle Hall pitched
no-run. no-hit game today against Oakland
Seattle won with two runs made In tho eighth
on four singles, Only two men reached first
for Oakland. one on and tho other on
base balls.
II was superb ball. Score r. II. E.
Seattle -....- s.r.....0 o o o o o ? -
Oakland -,-...s..0 o o 0 o 0 o % 3
BattcrieS-C. Hall and Blankenship. Gates
and T. Hackett. Umpire-Kncn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
San Francisco d, Portland 9,

PORTLAND Or May 12-Errors by the
Portland players gave san Francisco today.s
game by tho scorc OF 1 to .. Portland made
a couple of runs In the third inning but wa,
unable to do any moro with the offerings OF
Whcclock while Henderson WAS found toward
the end OK tho Gemo for the only hits he al
lowed, Score: n II +,
San francisco ....-.,o o o o -
Portland s....-, 80 002 OOOo-2
ButterlcS-Whec clock and Wilson; Hcndcrson
and MCLNln- Lmllrn-p.rrlne \.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13
Quakers Skin Pirates.

PITTsBURG. May 12.-Phladelphia today
made all It's runs but one on errors by the
6e 1ntsoure team. Score; r. II. z.
Flttseurg ..,. ,......0 0 1 . o o 00l-a 2
Philadelphia 20ool0o ID
Battcres-WilliS and Gibson; McCloskey ard
DOOM. Two-bose hit-McCloskey Threc-base
hlt-IanIey Base on balls-Of Willis l. OF
Closkey L Cmpire-KIem
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13
WESTERN LEAGUE SCORES.
Koukolik Hits Ball a Lick.

DENVER May l2.-omaha's batting rally in
the ninth Inning did not last long enough to
overcome the effect OF their previous errors
A home run by Koukolik. when three runs
Score: p II Z,
Omaha ,.-,,- a.ss....1 o 0 o o o OO02I e
Denver ........ .,....2 200031OO.-6 .
ZaluSky
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13
Muskrats Rob Hunter of Duck

Mr. Elliot, foreman or tho Acssman Lumber
company OF Jasper. shot Wild duck recently
az 1t ncN over the back water broaking its
wing The duck plunged hoadlong into tho wa.
ter.
minute later two muskrats popped their
hcoas above the water and started In pursuit
OF IL The duck swan and fUttercd in n cir
Gle ono OF the rnts followed 4; directly, while
the other one would ncross and head II
on Finally, ono OF the rots made a dive and
coming up near the duck cnught II and diVed
out OF sight The other rat followed and
Elliot went homo minus tho duck-Nowa
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13
Eleven-Inning Shut-Out.

NEW YORK May 12-Cleveland shut out
the New York Americans today In an eleven
inning game, which was exciting from start
70 hnlsh. Score: r II. e.
Cleveland 10000 oo00o2-9 il
New York .rs....0 o o o o o o 900 2
Batter!es-Joss and Clark. Orth and Klci-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13
Will Reach Charter Limit

With this application fovorably acted upon.
the Intermountain association will have
reached the limit OF Its charter Ten clubs
viii be under It's guidance. and these Will en-
brace all the flrst-class men of the State
The Y. NJ. C, a courts are nearing compile
tlon and viii be In commission In q week Tn.
physical director is 10 be commanded for hIa
enterprise In the direction OF encouraging the
younger generation to take to this sport and
n Iarse crop OF htteen-year-old experts may
be expected In the few years
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13
st. Louis 5. Boston 9

ST LOUIS. May l2.-Boston inaugurated its
hrst Western trip Of the season by losing TO
st Louis. 10 The locals hits came at
opportune times while Taylor was effective
with mon on bases. Score: r H
81 Louis .......,....0 2 o OOlols- 10 a
Boston - .s.....,0 L o 0 o o o. .
batterles-Taylor Raub and Slnttery.
Ptelner and O'Neill. Earned runs-St Louis
Boston l. Thrce-bas hits-Arnold Smoo,
Iroebel Homo run-PfeiYer. Baoc on balls
or Pfener 2. Struck out-Ry TayIor
Um2ires-CeTpenter and Conway.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13

helped to hold down tho runs OF the locals
Score. r II p
Los Angeles 100 BOOBIES o
Fresno .-....-. .s.....0 o 2 o 3 0 0 9-s
Ratteries-Hall and Eyer. Wolters and Ho-
gan. Umpire-McDonnld
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13
College Games.

AZ West Polnt-Fordham 8. West Point s.
At Worcester, Mass.-Yale 10. Holy Cross Q
A. Prlnccton-Comell l. Princeton 2
AT Chcago-Univcrsity OF Chicago. a. North
western, o.
.Champlain m-Ininois. 3. Michigan 2.
Twelve innings}
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13

PHILADELPHIA. May l2.-wnddell's pitch
ing today resulted In shut out for Chicago
Score. u II
Chicago -,s... .-...... o o o O % I
Philadelphia - % ! o . "a. /
Batteries-owen and Sullivan. Wadden and
Schrcck
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13
Cincinnati 8, New York Q.

CINCINNATI. May l2-Levlin's wild throw
saving schlei; Higgins eacrifce and Harris 8
single gave Cincinnati the winning run In the
eleventh inning. Score r. H +
Cincinnati ,.,- 20 0l0 011000l-3 ,
New York ,..b.,.0 o o o 01oo-2 l
Batteries-Ewng and Schei Ames Taylor
and Brcenahon. Earned run-Cincinnat
Thrcs-base hlt-Seymour Struck out-gy
Ewing s. by Ame5 :, by Taylor l. Bases on
bnils-on Ewing 2. on Ames 2 of Taylor J.
Cmplres-O Day nnd John atone
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13
Detroit 4, Washington o.

WASHINGTON. May l2.-The Detroits
again shut out tho Washington team today
the score being tho same yesterday, to o
Donohuo pitched nncIy in tight places Patten
was battcd out OF tho box In tho third in
ninG Smith. who relieved him. allowed but
-FOUR acpttered hits. Score: r. H T.
Washington ..-. 90 o o 90 o
Detroit ...... .........0 o 1OO0- o
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13
Pittsburg Contributes Enough
Errors to Make Quakers
Look Pleasant.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs.
Chicago 8, BROOKLYN o.

CHICAGO. May 12-Chlcago walked all over
Brooklyn today. hitting Pastorius hard and
In punches. Lundgren allowed only two
singles. only one of tho visitirs reaching sec
9rd ond ono third. Score: R H. E.
ShlcaRo ......s3 o o 3 i IS 12
Brooklyn s......-0 o 0 o 90 90
Bstteries-lundgren and Killing: Pastorius
ana hitter Two-baao hits-Slagle. Steinfeldt
Three base hIt-Slaglc. Struck out-By I,und
Gren 3 by Pastorius Base on balls-On
Lundgren 2 on Paotorius !. Umpire-Elms.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13
Basketball at Y. NJ. C. A.

The basket ball game between the Bachelors
club OF the association and the executive force
ut the Y 81 {. \. won by the latter by
a score OF 10 10 l6 Assistant County Attor-
ney Hansen played star ball for Bachelors
and General Secretary Cox for the executive
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13
Sioux City 7, Des Moines e

DES MONIES, May 12-Des Moines made n
hard fight TO overcome Sioux CIty's lead in To-
days opening game but tho rally came too
late and Sioux City Won 10 G Score
~ ,,, r., II. Z
Sioux city .ss.......0 00OO-7 IL .
Batterles-Manske Stoup and Townc: Jar
rOtt. Corbett and hess.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13
Yale Wins Shoot.

NEW HAVEN Conn. May l9-YaIe's
morkSmen won the ntcr-co collegiate shoot
against Univcrsity OF Pennsylvania. Princeton
s=i Harvard today The scores were; Yale.
PIP; University OF Pennsyly0nla, 19l; Prince
ton, ISL. Harvard. l59
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13
Gray's Harbor 8, Butte 2.

ABERDEEN, Wash. May E,-The locals
made It four straight games today by hard
hitting in the arst and NTH. Butte made n
strong rally In the latter innings. but did NOT
overcome Gray's Horbore lend. Score:
r. H E.
Gray's Harbor I'll o o oo0s-3
Butte se...ss, s.......0 o o0ol1N2 6 3
Buttcries-Tonneson and Boettiger; Howard
and Swindclls
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13
Lincoln 12, Pueblo 2

PUEBLO May PA dozen errors by tho Io
calls allowed Lincoln TO attach the nrst can.
OF the series, IL TO McIchior'q hone min In
tho nth wos the feature OF the game score
pu..I " r. II. Z
Lincoln .,.s.a ..,.....3 . O12o-I2 If
Batterles-Stimmcl Messitt and Sislcr.
Jones and Zicnrn ~'Si''s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13
Won by Chicago.

Marshall nold today between tho teams of tho
Universities of Chicago aud Wisconsin went
10 the former by tho or SO TO &C.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13
Harvard Beats Pennsy.

PHILADELPHIA, May 12-Harvard defeat
ed Pennsylvania today IN a ten-inning game.
Castle struck out twelve men. Score:
r. H z.
Pennsylvania 90. ..0lo 0o0oo-I
Harvard .,.... o 0 o o 1 81 :
Batteries-Hay and Hare: Castle and Ste
2henson.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13
Sutton Defeats Schaefer.

CHICAGO. MAY Pin the nnal game of
the professional billiard tournament PLAYED to-
night George sutton defeated Jake Schuefcr
800 10 li-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13
Clark Grifiith'S Men Shut Out
by Cleveland in Eleven In
ming Game.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing of the Clubs.
st, Louis 8, Boston /.

BOSTON. May l2.-Poor pitching was re-
soonstblc for Boston's tenth consecutive de-
feat batting rally in tho eighth by st
Louis the feature Score, r. H. e
st Louis ..s.. .........2 o o o o 8 % IL
Boston .....- ........1 90 o o 90 0-l 5 ?
Batteres-Gladc and Hickey; Gibson Winter
and Graham.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13
Los Angeles 8. Fresno 5

Los ANGELES, May I2-Fresno defeated
Los Angeles by the score or 10 today Hcn
and Wolters were each batted for seven hits
hut the visitors dd tho hardest hitting and
also pulled on couple of double plays thar
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13
American Association.

AZ Kansas City-Knnsas City 6. Columbus 2
A. hlnneapoliS-Minneapoli g. Louisville .
~ Observation-Disclosures 6. Tnlchn z
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13
Bill Rushed Through House.

| 1t was not till the very closing hours
! OF the Legislature that It was decided
that anything In the racing proposition
could be accomplished. bill was
rushed through the House and concurrcd
in by the Senate, which is understood 10
be clever subterfuge for the permitting
OF poolselling and bookmaking on the
races.
The bin amends the existing law In
Rhode Island that Sherifts and their dep
uties shall. at the request or any citizen.
repress gambling, etc, by a provision
making the complainant put up bond to
protect the officer in his action-the
amount of the bond to be left to the
discretion OF the officer himself
1t lis said the bill sprung from Sheriff
Hunter c. Whites office, on the nstiga-
tion of Boss Brayton and to have been
conceived by Frank w. Tillinghast coun-
sci OF the Narragansett Breeders asso-
claton. which purchased the mile track
in Crandston little over a year ago.
Speedway to Be Built.
The road and speedway drivers OF Hav-
crhill. Mass. arc In high glee over the
promised building OF a speedway TO cost
AT least 100000 Work -ill be COM
menced on the project right away. The
driving club OF that city has opened a
new clubhouse 1t has been very taste
fully fitted up. and some Of the pictures
OF prominent race horses decorate the
walls Almost every evening can br
found some nifty OF the members enjoy
ing themselves talking horse ana speed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13
Waddell Still a Wizard.

Batteries-Pattcn. Smith and Kittredgc.
Donohue and Payne.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13
Tennis Players Getting Serious.

Serious play is now In progress with an
carncstneSs which has never before been cx-
hioitcd, and already coalitions have been madc
Tor The doubles Tho Roberts brothers are
right In the hold this year and are saying
nothing only thinking OF the return OF tho
salisbury brothers from France about the mid
Ole OF June Brown and Badger have not yet
got TO work, but Will doubtless mako th.ir
appearance felt. Grfnn Is In the asccndancv
and when matched with a partner OF his own
caliber mny be In limo for tho highes, honors
In doubles OF the Stztc
Mention should not DO omitted OF Aaron
Myers AT tho Miller courts who is A hood,,
careful player Of promise. Capt. Allan al
Fort Douglnss is not quite up TO Capt Nor
rows standard, but shows great DEVELOPMENT
In eorno directions, with every indication az
adding certain needed strokes 90 his ''vocabu
larry" Capt. Allan is q Twins fnctor in The
c!tys tennis. " VIC
Sport Is on the Boom.
Sarnett and Raymond are giving good nc
counts oil themselves, md altogether an un-
prsc.dcntcd healthy competition is looked 1or
III tne coming season The outlook for tho
better than at present W.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24
Putting 1t Up to the Weather
Man

S Teacfier-Now, Franklin, what Is The
a .asse @ OF thunderstorms hailstorms.
Il cyclones and tornadoes u
1 III Echol r." Fair and cloudlessr bulletins
1Irom Dc Weather bureau. mum-smiths
StisgaztAs, /, G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-25
AGAINST THE JEWS.
Many Copies of Inflammatory Paper
Distributed at Moscow.

MOSCOW, July 25-Tens of thousands OF
copies of the Vieche, Black Hundred pa
per- containing the most provocative art'-
cles against the Jews and revolutionists, are
being distributed gratis in the streets. An
article describing how a meeting or Hns-
sian patriots received the news OF the dis
solution of parliament" says the True
sons of the fatherland fell on each others
necks and wept tears OF joy"
An editorial in the paper glorifies the dis
persal of the Revolutionary assembly OF
Jews and Jewish sympathiZers, 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 next parliament is not an assembly or
Jews and revolutionists. but state in5.i-
tuition willing to work in harmony with the
autocratic emperor and the fundamental
law 1t was remarkable that parlia-
nert was dispersed on the anniversary or
Our Lady of kazan. the protectoress of holy
Russia True Russians will now under
stand that the only object of parliament
was the downfall of Russia. Sons of the
fa therland. rejoice in your victory but re-
member that the Jewish hydra has hum
drcd heads and that many heads yet re-
MAIN to be cut off,
The article concludes with assurances
that a repetition of the revolutionary out
break of last fall Is impossible. as Count
Witte, count of Sakhalin and protector or
the Jews" has fallen and the men who are
now in control will know how TO suppress
the Jews and revolutionists.