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revolutionary
regime on constitutional lines. The
douma was angered further by the de-
mand of the court for the expulsion Of
a member, NJ Ulianoff, who had been
indicted for press offenses, so that he
might be tried.
The massacre at Bialystok, city Of
$4,000 population near the Polish from
tier, was said to have been started by
the explosion of bomb in the midst
Of a street procession Of Christians,
causing the death or injury of many
persons. A Jewish anarchist threw
the bomb, it was said on one hand; on
the other it was asserted that the
bombs explosion was only a signal
and pretext to attack the Jews, per-
haps to vent religious fervor, perhaps
In revenge for the murder of Chief Of
Police Derkatchoff on Sunday, which
was laid at the doors Of the Jewish
societies. Thousands of Jews were
compelled to flee to the forests, where
they were protected by troops, but in
the meantime mobs pillaged the houses
and stores of the rich Jewish quarter
Of the town without let or hindrance.
Predicts BIoodIess Revolution.
The prophecy of a social revolution
without bloodshed in 1910 in France
has been made by NJ. Guesde, the new
leader of the Socialists in the cham
Der of deputies. At that time, he says,
the attitude of the Socialists will
be so menacing that the capitalist gov
eminent will call out the army, but as
the army will refuse to fire 1.-The revolu-
ton will be bloodless."
Troops Reject Canned Beef.
When some American canned beef
was served at dinner to the Royal fu-
siliers near London, the soldiers re-
fused to eat it, some going without
dinner and some buying meals else
where. Great indignation was e.
pressed in this and other regiments al
receiving rations Of this character after
the recent disclosures of American
packing house methods. The foreign
consuls of several European govern
ments have been instructed to investi-
packing at Chicago and other Ameri-
can centers of the meat industry. Ex-
pressions Of opinion in England and
throughout Europe continue to be of
the bitterest character in dealing with
the packing house revelations. The
consensus is that nothing will restore
confidence in American meat products
until the men responsible for existing
conditions are actually sent to prison
The Spectator says the two worlds
have been shocked and Infatuated and
that the Chicago packing houses sap
per to combine pretty we'll all the
characteristic evils which degrade our
civilization" Never before has Ameri-
can commercial honor been so attacked
abroad, and the American people so
criticised for neglecting their primary
public duties
Japan Supreme in Korea.
Russia has agreed that her consul
general in Korea shall receive his ex-
equatur from the japanese government.
thus acknowledging Japanese suprem- ,
acy In the Hermit Kingdom.
Japaa's Manehurian Railway.
The kernel Of the japanese policy |
Tor taking the lead In the commercial
development Of Manchuria has been
disclosed in the publishing of the or
dlnance authorizing the formation Of
the South Manchurian railway. It con-
forms to the general line of the Rus |
sian lease from China. and the capital |,
Is placed at $7.5OO,0OO. It will take
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spection disclo-
sures, Secretary
of Agriculture
Wilson would
be retired and
thatGiford Pin
chot. forester,
would take up
the portfolio
thus .relinquish-
ed. Pinchot Is
known 70 De q
close friend Of
the president
and as q mem
Der of the. Keep
commission has
been investigat-
ing all depart
mental methods
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a point that
President Mou-
romtseff threat
ened to suspend
the sitting and
the car was
said to be on
the point of or
dering a disso-
luton. In antic-
ipation of this
order, however,
the douna was
preparing to as
sert it's rights
by continuing
its exis tence,
t b u S offering
the nucleus for
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70 r EIGN
Oouma Not to Dissolve.

UoUn1a Not TO UlSSoIVe.
The refusal of General Pavloff to
call off the military court butchers
from the Baltic provinces on the de-
mand of the douma and the outbreak
of Jewish massacre at Bialystok with
the tacit cooperation Of the govern
ment combined to intensity the pas
sions of the national assembly to such
Morris tribune., 1906-06-23

Colonel II. A. Du Pont. dicks has WELD
ed the balance of powSr with his fac
ton of Republicans Du Pont was ever
the rock on which the gas mans ambi-
ton stumbled There was some talk
of Du Points ineligibility because his
company sold powder to the govern
ment
Sinclair Warns Wadsworth.
From his home at Princeton, n j.,
Upton Sinclair, author Of 1.-The Jungle"
has written to Chairman Wadsworth
of the house committee On agriculture
his opinion Of the committees decision
refusing him a hearing in connection
with the packing house exposures.
Sinclair says he has no appeal except
to the sense of fair play Of the Ameri-
can people, but that the whole investi-
cation was started by his charges and
that he had been quoted before the
committee as making all sorts of state
ments which he had never made. He
assures the committee that the public
Is by no means satisfied with the re-
view of conditions made by it and as
serts that not one shred of evidence
unfavorable to the packers was allow
ed before the committee, except that
Wadsworth that the hearings were
held not to elicit facts, but to white
wash the packers, and compared the
treatment accorded to the beef trust
agent to that given to Messrs. Neill
and Reynolds. He predicts that the
committee will regret the insult it has
Offered to the intelligence of the
American people,"
Whyte In Germans Seat.
The appointment of William Pinckney
Whyte by Governor Warfeld Of Mary
land to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of Senator German has pleased
the independent or anti-Gorman fac
ton of the Democratic party in that
state. Whyte is former governor of
Maryland and former United States
senator, who is frequently referred to
as Maryland's grand old man." being
now eighty-two years old. He was also
unanimously elected mayor of Balti
more in 1882, after having finished
term in the senate.
Day Denounces Meat Agitation.
Taking advantage of his annual SER
mon to the graduating class, Chancel-
lar Day Of Syracuse university has
again defended our large corporations,
OR trusts, as the result of a law with
phenomena as unmistakable as any
law in nature and has again warned |
the president against assuming too
much power. He protests against the |
coercion of congress in the matter of |
the beef trust exposure by appeals to
popular passion, and says that if a
fraction of the charges of meat poison |
ing were true thousands of people |
would have been killed.
Hearst Friend of Bryan.
In telegram to the Indianapolis |
Star, in reply to message asking his
opinion of the Bryan boom, William
r. Hearst said he had been for many
years a sincere friend and supporter
Of Bryan and that he approved Of ev-
cry honest Endorsement of him. Per-
sonally he would not welcome into the
of loyal friends of Bryan
amy such men as Tom Taggart, gam
bling house keeper, or Tim Sullivan,
keeper of dives and brothels and lord
protector Of crooks and criminals; nor
would ! ever welcome such men as
Pat McCarren, election thug, or
George Mcclellan election thief nor
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P LIT &c AL

Delaware Has Two Senators.
Both houses of the Delaware general
assembly balloted for a United States
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E x e Gu TIV E

Will Pinchot Succeed Wilson2
The rumor was persistent at Wash
ington that, in view of the meat In
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and policies. AS head Of the forest
service he has had close relations with
Secretary Wilson.
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SHOWING THE

over the railways and mines now held
by Japan. The head office will be at
Tokyo and branch at Dalny.
The Lonsworths In England.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth
upon their arrival in London were the
guests of Ambassador Reid at Dor
chester House, and at dinner given
in their honor King Edward was pres
ent, with the highest rank of London
society. Much was made of the fact
that Mrs. Longworth had precedence
over all the peeresses present.
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~ n
W A sallow complexion, dizziness, W
biliousness and coated tongue
are common indications Of liver
and kidney diseases. Stomach and
bowel troubles, severe as they are,
give immediate warning by pain,
but liver and kidney troubles,
though less painful at the start, are
much harder to cure. Thedford's
Black raught never fails to bene-
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neys. It stirs up the torpid liver
to throw off the germs of fever and
ague. It is a certain preventive
Of cholera and Bright's disease Of
the kidneys. With kidneys re-
inforced by Thedford's Black.
Draught thousands Of persons have
dwelt immune in the midst of yell J,
low fever. Many families live in
perfect health and have no other |
doctor than Thedford's Black
Draught. It is always on hand for
use in an emergency and saves :,
many expensive calls of doctor.
I Mullins, S. c.. March 10, 1901. /,
have used Thedford's Black. Drausht
for three years and have not had to 60
to doctor since have been taking It.
II is, the best medicine for me that is
on the market for liver and kidney I
troubles and dyspepsia and other
D complaints. Rev. A G. LEWIS. G,
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MILLIONS
TO ROLLS
,,.rr ASSESSORS RAISE RAILWAY SCHEDULE OF TAXATION
.so PIX MANNER or vAIuNa TIMER LANDS

lows First class. oep 600 feet ana
oNW 70 the quarter soetinn: acceua
class. 3.0ao 900 feet aha lyas than
e.oea 600, thhi class. / 500 Geo f.et
and ieas than Seoo Ooo. fourth ctnsa
less than i.aa0sl0o feet.
Available lands arn those aitaat
81 within two miles Of a raliroaa ar
Improved iogglag stream. Not avail.
able lands are those marc than tWa
laAlss and fai further than aix mtles
Nom = Wliroad az a lneslnr stream
Inaccessible lands are over ak miles
from railroad OF logKins stream
Where the timber has been killed
by tire. when available" IL viii hs
aaaassed Il ene-half the value Of
gfeen timber. when not available -
It Viii be assessed az onc. fourth
when killed AMI 40, cue OF removed
within five ycars. 10 be considered
ValuelesA
A special class vas adopted an.
plying to extra good claims having
over le.e0a. oaa iegl of Old efuwth III
Euod quality aad OF available ioca
ton.
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BOY USED AS A DECOY
TO PASS A BAD CHECK

1r.sAer slamsy attempt % pas u
~.s,Sl.sa eAqck toF SO bcafing the
....ssmv a. CHARTS ttefee. was
20 asa Thomas L.eetham. =
800 flia Isl ss. yesterday AFTER
ne eheek vss kiven 20 i.awton
1,ssana. a ie.fearolt boy. 1l2-A
niseeksra 81. toEctbef With a note
a NJ leseham IN a svsied envelope
- laHfuetsous b salt Tor aei
A-sre kaek an aaxwcr. The note
sasea tAas Mr FFterre Who Is
t.ssAsnsa lAaaiofd. Wa en- Del q
- ,Aag II IssshAm would cash the
~ - Gae unfoa Savings 4 Trust
wnpany. tAai be tF1vreel wouid
al nlsr IN the day and explain
nsssers 10 hlm. The boy stated that
Ne man uhc gave him the note
sts walslnK Cor hlm On BELL ~.
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TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

Portland lumber manufacturers
have advanced the prices 81 pcr
thousand fe~t.
The American naval fleet has sail.
ed from Gibraltar.
The eanate has confirmed the
nomination 1t Postmaster Clum At
Fairbanks and frAnk ". swanton
II Nome
Cha4 Aver. of Pembroke. " II
II accused u numbering bis family
% Huxcn and thea killing him e
lie aet fire 10 the house after he
crime
The party % orwsuniana visited
San Jose. Cal. yesterday.
Tao Southern Pacific and the
Western Pacific railways have com
Faeneed a great fiEht IN the federal
courts Tor cuntrol Of terminal rights
u San FraariNco bar.
q. D. Hi,l has asked the New York
BaF association 70 snfsstiEate bis
connection with the Equitable Llfe
Insurance. company
psace again rsagnz In San numln-
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MISSIONARY
IN STITUTE

An lnterdcnomlnatiau Mission.
AIRY Institute will be held in Seattle
next Monday and Tuesday fof tho
people of this city and several ad-
iaeeht cities and towns. Thin in-
stituta H. hut one % a series ~ five
IA hc held az los Angeles. san
Francisco. Portland Seattle ana
Minneapolis. The following repre-
sentatiNes - the different boards
vii conduct the institute
nr John y Oauehrr. president
Nomaaa college. baltimore. and
Chairman Young Peoples Depart
ment Missionary Society Methodist
Episcopal church; Harry Wade
Hicks. secretary American Hoard
Commissioner fer Fpfelan Mis-
atous. John ". Wood. secretary
iipard Of Domestic ana toreign Mis-
sions Protestant Episcopal church
br. i a. a. Eailvf. educational aru-
Rotary Presbyterian Hoard of For
eiEn Missions. Charles v. Nieksry.
senior secretary Young People >
Missionary Movement. T. y Sopef.
ftvid secretary Noans Peoples Mis-
stuuarY Movement
The purpose nf the institute II 70
inaugufate an educational campaign
tgr missions. hy training mission
study class leaders hY studying the
best missionary literature and the
plans 90 the missionary committees
IA churches. SUNDAY schools and
Young Peoples societies.
such Institutes havr been held Ia
ths elites 81 the east the last aefira
hsiug Ia the cities az Cleveland. Hal
,lmarc. Washington. Albany and
VleluiiY.
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nvNpfA. Jan Is The state a.
~ convention last nlshi aErrod
-. me valuation un railroad
y - .na ralllng stock "a a schrd
uae. .,.,,eed 10 be equal 20 so per
- ~, /, their actual valuation, IN
e g, franchises. This schedule.
,lsa'- esl On a basis % present
. - would place the total as-
hs..~ 49, valuation Of all railroads AZ
-, a. osa 90. As eaualiaesi by
49, - s,' ' beAris last veal. the to-
y. u ,slaafiou vas s. ase AZ. thna
" '.,1.s an iacrease uf about fio.s
nssa 81 nearly be per ecut
"a -. .rrced upon schedule elassi-
a. r.llraad tracks tn The same
- - - AcFeofore. except that
sAa ,sa miles q o n a \ track
49, seakAne and Wallula b.
49,. 49, out 4 The scrond class and
49, q : rev class designated a.
vas agreed that timber lands
-, : 4. sfuapcd Is available I
-, available AMI Inaccessible.
- q ,Aese 10 b. classified a. FOL.
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Hears Again
After so Years
of Deafness

Mr. Charles sehonfsldt. a pi0-
neof mining man 81 KAlispsil.
Mont. gives plain history OF bis
case and Of
TIE REMARKABLE EFFECTS
Of DR. McHarris's Treatment in
the restoration Of his hearing and
tho removal Of distraefing head
noises. saYlnE;
Il am now IS years OF age. and
have suffered from ear disease
since was a child Of 3. The first
indication Of tho trouble Was
a SEVERE INFLAMMATION,
followed By discharge from the
ears. which. after continuing for
some years. finally ceased. leaving
me totally deaf Ia the left ear. and
with
BADLY IMPAIRED HEARING
Of the other Some years later I
began 10 have peculiar noises In
my head. like the constant ringing
OF cowbells. changing in time TO
kissing and singing. with an occa-
sional long drawn whistle. These
noises were terribly
ANNOYING AND oisAoREEABLE
and seemed 20 ill my head TO the
exclusion OF all other sounds IL
was a great effort for me TO hear
any ordinary conversation. and
could only do 50 when my right
ear was turned 10 the speaker.
Il have spent hundreds % dol
lars for treatment by ear special
lists and institutes. here and in
many Of the leading cities OF the
country. with
ABSOLUTELY NO BENEFIT
until went 20 DR. MeHarrle. The
results OF his treatment are amaz-
Ing and beyond my greatest hopes
The head noises from which I suf-
fered 10 long have been removed.
and I can hear the ticking OF my
watch nj arms length. with my left
ear. which had been dead TO all
sound for nearly SIXTY years. II
seems almost Incredible. but II IL
an accomplished fact"
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MARINE NOTES

Sincere regret was expressed by
tho officers OF the Great Northern
steamship company when W. ;,
kryR chief officer of the Minnesota.
handed In his resignation yesterday
MI Keys came agcNnd Cape Horn
with the ship and has been con
ncetod with her ever since
steamer jefferson sailed for skaE.
way aud way ports With g. paaspn.
gers and about 100 tons of freight
Repairs are being pushed on the
steamer Santa Ana
Captain Jeaao NJ, Baker will re.
lieve captaia Grant. OF the quarter.
masters department. who will be-
transferred Ia Philadelphia shout
Feb /
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BUILDING NEWS

A bag tine tease on The property
Aoezted ~ tst az. University aud
rnioa 50. and The rear 81 the Ar
skas hlrek has heen negotiated ~
hnes A Moore. Who vill ef~ct an
offiea hallaing conforming In style
ed arrangement Ia the Artadn
4ofk.
The northeast corner q 1Fi ard
Anss T.. owaed BY Kerr q McCorf
vi ~ Improved By the errctloa os
affspveaf hutel 70 cost $40 60
A ssrsn-giorY apartment building
sta - pat up 90 thu southwc
aoahss eornef 81 Madison e. ard
Rrsn AZ. b. Daniel kellchsr and
O VI Y. fafnFwe
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- NaAIfN kNs
i.eetham saw at glance that the
thing waa a furgcry. but he asked
the hoy q wait fow minutes. and
then he immediately tclephoncd 10
police headquarters. and uffieer q
". nroWh vas seat Ga investigate
Brown accompanied the boy 70 the
place % meeting. but the man hal
evidently become suspicious and
lcft.
The handwriting was exceptional
" GOOD. bat 80 widely unlike that
Of Mr. Fierce that Lessham's uuspi
riuna were Immediately aroused
When the writing was compared
with that 81 Mr. Fierce Isc~tham' :
suspicious we're completely verified
A detective has bern detailed upau
the case. bat ~ Car 10 trace has
BEEN foand OF the woaId % forRer.
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kAlLsHs ron COMMISSIONER

F1ahrrmea are urging the ap-
pointmcat al John kAilssn. a Seat
tie man. as state fish commissioner
Point Ellis eannery In Southeastern
Alaska beliinEhann has three can
dgdAtes for the position A. Il. KHta-
brock. John Eiwood and Mr. ker-
shaw. the prnaruf incumbent.
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CHINESE IN
NEBRASKA

LINCOLN. Nch. Jan. is--Chinsss
cseamsssiaasFs tasaHE tlang ard Tai
Huaf cAL accompanied ~ 90 fut-
hwes From CANA. arr the guests a
shn CIR tostny They WsFe met at
lAs Satan tai. nssruinx b. Governor
MAR. chanesiior Andrews q the
ssass anisersity. Mayor urown ana
stzsx offlctai&
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Preparations are nov being made
hY The Arlington Hotel Co. 60 en-
large and remodel their pscaeut
building. and a. consequence The
Rainier Clothing Co. Who are uoN
occupying part Of their buiidink
isi1 First avenue. have until tho
s0th al Tits month 90 yReAte Start
ing Saturday J. Richter. who par
chased the old Rainier Clothing Co.
stock from the q. 3. court. wiil sell
all the merchandise. no reserve. Al
auction for what Il wilt bring
Everything will be soid undeF the
hammer Tor what the public IL will
lng to bid 80.
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AN AGAIN WELL.

pains have left me. my skin has
lost is yellow color. have gained
in weight aad am once more able
20 do mY osu work. and. although
Il cost mo comparatively little IN
der hia popular light fee system.
feel that hundreds Of dollars would
not pay him for what no has done
for me.
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and death would az times have been
A welcome relief During my Aing
period Of illness had tried numsf-
Gus remedies aud treatments. but
without any beneficial result 4 few
months ako I placed myself under
Or. McHarrie'H care, and today
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tn appropriation uf tr.9o0 was
Tzmed ~ city council last night f0F
a hsE enxlne house In the East
Qassa Aane district. The structurs
wili - : two-story brick building
Al sagins and chemical wagon wilI
y lnitsllsd
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A Rupture

Can sornsunaes be cured Bartelrs
Red Cross Drug Store. clio Second
Ave. has all the latest improve
nients IN trussss and an expert fit
ter too. 90.
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George y. Meaeham enjoys I
q the distinction IL haYiug put
4 through a SIS 600 real estate
q sale wholly BY correspondence I
. 20 an eastern man. Who has
q never seen Seattle The pnops I
= efty In question 10 the thru~s
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