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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-08-04
Reds Add to Russia's Troubles
by Ordering a Strike of
All Workmen.
DICTATORSHIP NEAR AT HAND
May Be Announced in a Few Days
Capital in Darkness.
Electric Plant Men Walk Out-Mutiny
Crushed on a Cruiser-BIoody
Revolt of Soldiers Near
Warsaw.

ST. Petersburg, Aug. 4, 3:15 a. NJ
The electric light service was restored
early this morning by sailors of the
technical CORPSE
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-08-04
Bringing Her Dead Home.

Seattle, Wash, Aug. Mrs. Eli A.
Gage and her 6-year-year old son have
left for Chicago with the body of her
husband, E. A. Gage, who committed
suicide at the Tourist hote! in this city.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-08-04

st. Petersburg, Aug. At is cir
substantially asserted that there is
overt dissatisfaction among the Mos
COW regiment of the guards quartered
in St Petersburg The demands for
mulated by the men are both economic
and political. Cossacks have been sent
to the barracks of this regiment.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-08-04
Troops at Warsaw Revolt.

Warsaw, Aug. "A portion of the
troops in the summer camp near here
mutinied Thursday, and are in open re-
volt. The artillerymen have driven
their officers out of their quarters. A
detachment of Cossacks sent to over
power the mutineers was received with
grapeshot. Details are lacking, as eX-
traordinary precautions are being TAX
en- to prevent the facts becoming pub
lie.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-08-04
Strike Is on at st. Petersburg.

St Petersburg, Aug. 4. = AS a re-
suit of the strike ordered by the revo-
lutionary managers the whole region
whore the Putiloff works are situated
is occupied by troops, especially Cos
sacks and Dragons. Part Of the en-
ployes of the Putiloff works are on
strike, and the workmen of the West
inghouse factory walked out during the
day. BY. o'clock in the evening the
number of strikers was estimated at
10000. Current reports that the en-
ployes of the Warsaw railroad had
struck are premature. Trains were
departing over that road at o'clock
last evening.
Another Official Assassinated.
Samara, Russia, Aug. 4.-The gov
ernor of this city was instantly killed
by a bomb thrown by an assassin, who
was subsequently arrested. The gov
ernor's head and feet were torn off by
the explosion.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-08-04
Mutiny on Another Warship.

Helsingfors. Aug. An incipient
mutiny broke out on board the Russian
cruiser Bogatyr. 1t was Immediately
put down with the arrest of 200 of the
sailors on board.
The Washington times., 1906-05-21
YOUNG THAW DENIES
DOC OVENS STORY
Says He Knew Gambler Too
We'll to Play Him
Poker.

NEW YORK. Ma civilian Tfaw,
whose sister is the Countess OF Var
mouth. and whose brother, Harry Thaw,
actress. raised a languid head from his
pillow at the Holland House today whren
asked IL II was true that DOC" Owens.
who travels the ocean to study the cur
rents and the action of salt water upon
Gulf weed. had won 10000 from him
at poker aboard the Kaiserin Auguste
Victoria on her first trip to this port.
mo. he did not" said Mr. Thaw.
Did you hear of that funny wild
beast they've caught down in South
Africa-the what-do-you-call-it7 Okapi?
That's it. Well. the Okapi might have
LOST It. but you bet your bottom dollar
did not
"On the level. I won just s14. a new
derby hat, and a necktie for a friend
from Doc Owens playing bridge on the
way over. That's as true as I'm laying
her. Lying in bed. ] mean.
Say. I've been around the world
seven times. and I know a lot of gamb-
lers. l know Doc Owens we'll He's a
any funny business with me. because
I'm next TO him
Il don't Ike poker. anyway I never
play II. and II did 1 would not pIay II
il with Dec Owens. When l came
aboard at Cherbourg I was sort of sick
and 1 did not feel right al the way
over. / stayed in my cabin most of
the time. and took nv meals there
"I suppose some folks seeing me talk
ing with Owens. and knowing that I
was not in evidence much. got gabby
and piped out that poker dream"
The Washington times., 1906-05-21
REVOLUTION ADVICE
Of EMMA GOLDMAN
Suggests General Strike for
All WOrkmen.
HER AUDIENCE EXCITED
Tells Wage Farmers They Are Work
ing for Capital in Sweat
of Blood.
HER AUDIENCE EXCITED

DETROIT. Mich, May 2l-Emma
Goldman. socialistic exponent. addressed
a large audience of laborers In Turner
Hail Sunday afternoon. exciting enthu-
siasm by telling the wage earners that
they are oppressed and must seek relief
in n revolutionary movement. The audi
ence was made up largely OF foreigner $.
who seemed TO be In sympathy with the
views Of the woman speaker.
Yes, Alexander Berkman has been in
prison for the past fourteen years" Miss
Goldman declared. Ito be released only
10 enter the Imprisonment OF the world 5
life
IF you would save the lives Of the
three men In Idaho who are going. 10
be hanged by the authorities, you can
do II only by a general strike.
You lsbOrcrs who reek in the sweat
OF blood. toiling for capital. have only
yourselves TO blame for the conditions
that exist. and there is no remedy until
the time comes when there shall be a
revolution in the form Of a general
strike"
The Washington times., 1906-05-21
BY
ITCHING ECZEMA
Suffered Tremendous itching Over
Whole Body Scratched Until
BIed Worse at Night, With
Soreness and Excruciating Pains
"A Western Ladys
WONDERFUL CURE BY
CUTICURA REMEDIES

"Last year at this time I suffered
with a tremendous itching on my
back, which grew worse and worse. un-
til it spread over the whole body, and
only my face and hands were free.
For four months or so | suffered the
torments of the damned, and had to
scratch, scratch, scratch, until l bled.
At night when / went TO bed things
got worse, and had at times to get
up and scratch my body all over, until
/ was as sore as could be, and until l
suffered excruciating pains. l did not
know what it was, and resorted TO a
number of blood purifiers, using at
times also Cuticura Soap. They told
me then that | was suffering from
eczema. Then / made up my mind
that / would also use Cuticura Oint-
ment and Cuticura Resolvent. | used
them according to instructions, and very
soon indeed / was greatly relieved. l
continued until well, and now / am
ready 20 recommend the Cuticura Rem
edies TO any one who suffers as did your
obedient servant. Mrs. Mary Metzger,
Sweetwater, Okla, June %, 1905"
The Washington times., 1906-05-21

Senor Calvo, Costa Rican minister at
Washington to represent him. Senor
CalvO was TO have been Senor Corea' s
best man
While the bethrothed couple were still
In Paris a letter was received by Mayor
Bridges Smith, OF Macon, while he was
sitting with the council Of that city.
IL was so startling that the mayor read
II aloud at once. It was signed wv. II.
Silva"
Mrs. Jordan refused TO believe any
one of the charges. expressed complete
faith In SenOr COTea. and said she was
willing 10 marry him at once. Mr.
Corea, on the other hand asked for a
postponement OF the wedding until he
could prove the allegations false. and
thus clear his honor" He said he was
determined 70 trace the writer. whose
Identity. he said. he could not guess.
he received n letter. written on Wal
doTf-AstOrta note-paper. demanding s. 90
as the price Of the anonymous writer :
silence with regard 70 scandals. This
letter was signed a B. c., General
Delivery, Baltimore" The first letter
was written on letter sheet of the
Hotel Manhattan in this city.
Detectives investigated and ascribed
the letters 10 a woman. No clue, how
ever. led TO the writer's Identity. Senior
Corea. litter visit home. brought back
letters Of the most convincing charac-
ter. President Zelaya's own action dis
proved the tale about the wife and chill
dren- All Washington society could and
did prove that SenOr COrea was a well
come guest at houses where no rank
, could carry an ineligible %
The Nicaraguan minister visited Mrs.
Jordan at Macon on Christmas Day in
that year. He returned 20 Washington
a bachelor, and there was no further
announcement regarding the contern-
plated union In the following April dis
patches from Macon announced that the
engagement was broken. The only rea-
son given was that the publicity con-
nected with the groundless scandal
about SenOr Corea was painful TO Mrs.
Jordan and her relatives
The Washington times., 1906-05-21
Heroine of international RO-
nance to Marry South
ern Politician.

NEW YORK, May Announcement
has been made informally that Capt
John D Little. former speaker Of the
Georgia house OF representatives, is to
wed Mrs. llah Dunlap Jordan. widow OF
Col Lee Jordan, OF Macon, Ga, the
heroine Of an international romance with
a mysterious ending. Captain Little was
in New York a few days. and, II Is
stated. he conhded to friends that he
was preparing for his wedding with
Mrs Jordan.
Mrs Jordan's new fance is one Of the
best known Jurymen In Georgia He is
thirty-six years old, and his father was
justice of the highest court in that
State. Mr.. Little was twice speaker of
the house. He is handsome and wealthy
and a member OF the Capital City and
Piedmont Driving clubs OF Atlanta
Mrs. Jordan was engaged in 1904 TO
Senor Don Luis +. Corea. Nicaraguan
minister TO the United States. Anony-
nous letters. which questioned Minister
Corea's Moral and business standing.
his social position. ard his being white.
chased a postponement OF this wedding.
The daughter OF a wealthy merchant
of Macon. Ilah Dunlap's marriag to
Col Lee Jordan, seventy years old, and
one OF the TlCneSl men OF the state, OC-
CURED when she was twenty-four Her
father left her a fifth Of his property
of 81. 900. 600. Colonel Jordan left her his
whole fortune. including vast tracts OF
land near Macon.
Senor Corea met Mrs. Jordan at
Washington in the spring OF 1904 He
was then the youngest diplomat OF the
rank of minister at Washington. He
is liked by the whole Diplomatic Corps
He enjoyed the esteem and friendship
Of President Roosevelt and Secretary
Hay, and was known to be a man of
means. although not Of large fortune.
An International Romance.
When Mrs. Jordan sailed for Europe
with her brother that summer. Don
Luis Joined his lancee in Europe. and
together they made purchases for their
home. in the Nicaraguan legation near
Dupont circle November /. 1904 was
the announced date Of the ceremony.
President Zelaya, OF Nicaragua, asked
The Washington times., 1906-05-21
ARMY ROLL REPAIR
MONEY QUESTIONED
Senate Provision in Judicial
Appropriation Under
Fire.

The Senate today began considerat ton
OF the legislative and judicial appropria-
tion bill. carrying SO, ,755, ,914.30
This is to carry on the business of
the three coordinate branches Of the
Government for the fiscal year of 1906.
One feature Of this bill will be the
bringing up of the provision inserted by
the Senate Committee. appropriating S.
600 for the restoration and repair Of old
army rolls.
This discussion will be reached when
the appropriation for the office of the
Auditor for the War Department Is
reached
The House eliminated this provision
For years Congress appropriated 1900
for such expenditures annually.
When the wave of reform struck
Washington last summer this item OF
expense was put under the Searchlight.
1t was then claimed that the money had
never been expended according TO the
letter, but that, on the contrary. had
been used a sort of q fund for the
ClusiVely in The Times. at that time, II
was explained that for years the rolls
which were to be repaired by that
appropriation had not been touched.
Several members of the Senate con-
template asking for an e. lanation as
10 just how such moneys were eXpend-
ed heretofore. They NAV recommend
mating the entire provision be followed.
Senator Cullom has charge OF the
to the bill. as IL passed the House the
Senate. Internal Revenue, and Generai
Land Office getting increa ses Of $50, GO
Sl00, 900. and $3.50, respectively.
The Washington times., 1906-05-21
SEA-LEVEL CANAL
NOW ENDANGERED
Believed That Kittredge's
Enforced Departure VIII
Affect Senate'S Attitude.

The sudden departure Of Senator Kit
tredge of South Dakota has consider
ably changed the situation OF canal
anairs in the Senate. Senator Kittredge
mas devoted the winter 10 efforts TO Sc
cure the adoption of the sea-level plan.
But just as he had won his fight in
the committee Senator hittredge was
called TO South Dakota TO make a fight
for the salvation OF his State Organiza-
uon. He VIII not be in Washington
again till after June s. Friends of the
matter by that time in favor of their
plan They declare that they have the
majority OF the Senate. a large major
ity OF the House. the President. and the
canal commission on their side. and that
the President would veto a bill declar-
ing for the Sea-leVel plan.
The Washington times., 1906-05-21
HEPBURN CALLS MEETING
TO CONSIDER RATE BILL

Chairman Hepburn, Of the House Com
mittee on Interstate and Foreign Com
merce, has called a meeting of that
committee for tonight at S O'Clock 10
consider informally the railroad rate
bill as passed last week by the Senate.
The Washington times., 1906-05-21
TEA NOTES.

English Breakfast Is a term applied to
all black teas. but there is a wonderful
difference In the favor and healthful
qualities OF English Breakfast tea In
England today practically ali the tea
consumed comes from Ceylon and IN
ola. These teas are fast acquiring the
favor OF Americans because OF their
heauthful and invigorating qualities,
many people abandoning coffee on ac-
count Of its Injurious effect 10 their
health. Many find the most delicious OF
packets under the name ''SALADA -
The green teas OF this brand are fast
displaCing the adultcrated article from
Japan. as they are absolutely pure.
These teas received the highest award
and gold medal at the ST. Louis Exposi-
ton in 1904.
The Washington times., 1906-05-21
DIR. Miles
Restorative NerVtne

with the happy result that thousands
have been completely cured, and others
are being cured every day
In the year % | was stricken with
epilepsy. Doctors treated NE for several
years. but I grew worse. 1 would have
such awful fits. 7 cannot tell my awful
Sufferings- a druggist recommended DR..
Miles Nervine. and I bought a bottle,
and found IL helped me. and took three
more and am cured. I had only one light
spell after l commenced taking IL. I do
hope the time will come when everybody
viii know that your medicine cures
these awful fits.-JOHN LEWIS, Clar-
ion, Pa.
guarantee that your druggist viii refund
your money If first bottle does not
benefit.
The Washington times., 1906-05-21
BRITISH JACKIES
TO YANKEE COUSINS
North Atlantic Fleet Gets
Silver Loving Cup.
FROM PRINCE LOUIS MEN
English Sailors Appreciate Good Time
They Had While in American
Waters.
FROM PRINCE LOUIS MEN

AS pleasant reminder of the visit OF
rear Admiral Prince Louis of Batten-
oerS TO America last fall with the sec
Ond cruiser squadron Of the British
navy, the seamen on the five ships have
sent handsome silver loving cup to
The blueJackets on Rear Admiral Evans
ships that acted as hosts to the Visitors
IN appreciation OF the jolly good time
shown them at Annapolis, in Washing
son, and New York.
The cup was received Saturday on
ooard the Maine. Rear admiral Eva ms
flagship. by the ommander-in-chief Of
the feet, his stafr, officers, and crew OF
the Maine and a committee. composed
OF three enlisted men from each of the
WarshlpS, the Maine, Missouri Ken
lucky. kearsarge, West Virginia, Mary
I9nd, and Aankton, now lying in the
North river. New York. All of the yes
sels took part in the entertainment of
me oihcers and men of Prince Louis
The cup is a magnificent creation Of
silver. beautifully engraved and will be
made yearly racing trophy TO be held
by the best tweIYe-oared boats crew in
the Atlantic fleet.
The inscription on the cup is as fol-
lows.
Maine. Alabama. Iowa. Kearsarge.
Illinois. Kentucky. Massachusetts. Missouri.
West Virginia, Pennsylvania. Maryland,
Colorado. Mayhower. Yankton.
20 the
ENLISTED MEN
OF the
NORTH ATLANTIC FLEET
From their
BRITISH COUSINS OF THE SECOND
CRUISER SQUADRON
board the
Drake. Cornwall. Essex, Bedford, Cumber
land. in grateful remembrance OF the many
kindnesses. tokens Of good fellowship and
wonderful entertainments that were given
them In cordial friendship by their comrades
across the sea.
Annapols-Nov. to Nov. %. Iso5-New York.
The letter of accep. .ance sent 70 the
enlisted men OF the British squadron.
addressed 10 Admiral Prince Louis, was
as follows:
I'VE, the enlisted men of the United
States Atlantic fleet gratefully ac-
knowledge receipt Of the loving cup
presented by the enlisted men of H NJ.
This token OF good will and friend
ship is deeply appreciated and will al
ways be remembered by the men Of the
United States Navy
While a number Of the jackies from
the British ships came down TO Wash
sells were anchored there. il is presumed
by the naval officials that by the words
wonderful entertainment" engraved on
the cup. they refer particularly 10 the
time given them in New York and more
particularly 10 the jolly dinner at COney
Island. when all the mammoth and un-
rivaled shows at that famous resort
were thrown wide open 10 them Before
coming TO America, the bluejackets had
seen the great amusement and naval eX-
OF Lord Nelson and the victory at Earl s
Court, but all the wonder and glories
OF that passed into memory as minor
incident when once they beheld the won
ders and beauties Of New York's great
resort
The Washington times., 1906-05-21
Epilepsy

can be cured. To those afflicted this
conveys wonderful message. Though
quite common. Il Is only "A short time
since IL was considered incurable The
discovery that Il was purely "A nervous
disorder has led 20 the application OF
the great nerve rcStOrar
The Washington times., 1906-05-21
TORTURING, DISFIGURING

HumorS, EcZemaS, and ItchlngS
Cured by Cuticura
The agonizing itching and burning
of the skin, as in eczema; the frightful
scaling, as in psoriasis; the loss Of hair
and crusting Of scalp, as in scaled
head-all demand a remedy of almost
superhuman virtues TO successfully
cope with them. That Cuticura Soap,
Ointment, and Pills are such stands
proven beyond all doubt
Sold throughout the World CuticurH Soap. Sc On1
reur s0c Ersolvrut Soc (n form Of Chocolate Coated
Ps 25c FER vial o. 60l may Be- had Of all drugsiss
sinse Potter Drug and Chem Corp Sole
az NsIsd Frse, How to Cure Baby RznsEL-
The Washington times., 1906-05-21
CHARLOTTE HALL SCHOOL
BANQUET AT BALTIMORE

The Alumni Association OF the Char
lotte Hall School will have a banquet
and reunion at Baltimore May 2s
with a banquet at the Rennert Hotel.
Any Washington alumni who have not
received invitations are requested TO
communicate with p. II. Roberts, 100
Fifteenth street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-01
GUILTY OF MISCONDUCT.
Sentence of Two Officers In the Co
lonial Possessions,

Two more officers of the army have been
found guilty of misconducting themselves
In our colonial possessions. according to
reports just received at the War Depart
ment
Capt. Louis NJ Koehler, Attn Cavalry, was
convicted by court-martial convened at
Jolo, P. l.. of the charge of having pre-
ferred "captious and unnecessary" charges
against his commanding officer, Maj. Hugh
L. Scott. 14th Cavalry. and sentenced to
be reprimanded- In his review of the case
Maj. Gen. Wood said that in his opinion
the evidence justified a finding of guilty
on the original charge that Capt. .koehler
had made malicious. yexatious and
groundless" charges against MAI. Scott,
and that a reprimand was inadequate. Sub
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AMONG THE BEST.
Apollo Drill Corps, X. T., Entertains
Large Crowd.

About forty members of the drlh corps
Of Apollo Commandery, No. 10. knights
Tempiar, of Troy, n. Y, gave an exhibition
drill on the White Lot yesterday after
noon and the work thoroughly sustained
the reputation of the corps as one of the
best drilled organizations in Masonry. The
corps marched from headquarters at the
Riggs House. down G street to 10th street,
to Pennsylvania avenue and thence to the
grounds about 4:30 o'clock The members
were headed by the Doring Military Band,
which has accompanied them in their pill
grimage through the south Along the line
of march the corps executed some clever
formations
here was a large number of spectators
at the White Lot. who greeted the va
rious formations Of the knights with cor
dial appreciation. There was a precision
and promptness In the movements that
showed much practice and training. A
noticeable characteristic of the membership
was that the majority of the drill corps was
composed OF men who mad passed MIDDLE
life and whose alertness and accuracy In
action would put to the blush the efforts
of younger men.
The following committee from Columbia
Commandery, No. g Of this city, acted as
escort John A. Meyer H w. Thomas
Charles e. Baldwin, Charles 2. SWEET, c.
B. Matthews, " Baldwin Johnson. F. E.
Gibson r. S. Walter, Harry Walls. G. H
Iongacre, tharleS Cunnlns ana SHaries
A. Stewart.
Earlier in the afternoon the visiting
knights called upon the President, and the
remainder of the time was spent In view
ing the sights of Washington.
The following is the roster of the Apollo
Drill Corps who participated in the drill:
Sirs James H. Lloyd. H. R. Mann, Thomas
w. Hisiop. NJ. n. Lansing, David X. Clary,
William II. Paaschen, Robert W. Porter,
William J. Gardner, Herman G.. Loeble, AL
bert r. Jones, John G. HOLSTER, Loujar
Fonda, NJ. P. Hayner, George B. Knight
Fred. G.. Thompson, George b. Preston,
Fred A. Wagar James n. Downie, Fred.
c. Gartner N NJ. Hastings. William S. Van
Week William I. Copeland, o. Frank Kin
ney. Rufus G. Willard, Walter 7. Lync,
John E. Sambrook, Frank III. Deal Ed
ward Haber, Charles e: smith, Daniel
Jones. John T. Smith, Ernest e. Still
man. Irving S. Freeman, Robert w. Bill
son, George Taylor. Edward H. Lisk c.
F. Butterworth, James Caven. James e.
Branlhall. John F. Crutchley; standard
bearer, Sir Frank o. Stiles.
A most pleasing function occurred at the
Riggs House after the exercises at the
White Lot. In behalf of the entire Apollo
party a magnificent testimonial Of appre-
citation in the form of a massive silver
punch bowl, tray and cups. embracing
twelve pieces, was presented Sir Knight
James H Lloyd for his interchangeable eff
forts as director of the tour. Upon the re-
turn of the party to the hotel from visit
TO the Congressional Library the service
was given an initiation, and there were
many happy toasts between guests and en-
tertainers.
The members OF The party departed for
their homes In Troy at o'clock this morn
ing, highly delighted with their sojourn in
the capital city.
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Rico Provisional Regiment of Infantry. was
convicted by court-martiaj convened at
San Juan, P. R., of conduct to the prejudice
of good order and military discipline. and
sentenced to be reduced two files in lineal
rank and to be confined to the limits Of the
post where his company may be serving
for six months. The specifications alleged
that Lieut.. Poillon drank intoxicating
liquor with an enlisted man in a pebble
saloon in Rio Pedras in the preseeleF OF
civilians, and that he attracted attention
to himself on a street car by his conduct
while intoxicated.
Gen Grant commanding the Department
of the East, approved the sentence Of the
court and referred the case To the War
Department for the execution of that por-
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sect to those remarks Gen. Wood said he
o1nroye5 the finding and sentence 1.-The
evidence" said Gen. Wood, shows that
Capt. Koebier has been guilty of conduct
which indicates that he Is seriously want
Ing in those clean-cut and well-def1ned con-
eeptions of a soldiers duty which should
be found in every officer of the army: that
his conception of the standards of conduct
and uprghtness, as they exist in the army,
is distorted to a degree not found In the
lust and the fair-minded. In administering
the reprimand, the reviewing authority
would remind Capt. Koehier that he should
cultivate those habits of true soldierly sub
ordination which the evidence In this case
shows him 20 lack"
First Lieut. Richard Fl. Poillon, jr.. Porto