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CoURs.NG AT INCLEsIDE

An open stake. in which 81 grey
hounds are entered Will be run on
Sunday at IngIeside coursing park The
drawing follows:
Open stake-Fairmont Lad vs. Pat Murphy:
Miss Brumnel rs. Glaucus: Brewery Maid VS.
Raceand: Little Wood VS.. Butt In: Little
Wedgewood Pedlar Baum: Orphan Johnnie
Young Johnnie Creole Sue vs. Miss Flora
Little Flash VS.. Ironhouse: Golden Flower vs.
Sebastopoi; Flower Girl vs. Footsteps: Rright
Flower ys. Domain r vs. Dun Boy: Black
Tom vs.. Princess Savoy; Stanley VS.. Gallant
Boy; Lady Leeds VS.. Young Rocker: Mora Alto
w. Qeeen's Beauty: Pongenii VS. Gallant Tip
perary: Burton Onondago: Sangerman W..
Wild Turkey: Golden Feather vs. Amandan:
Mount Eagle VS. Miss Emily: Primrose vs. Sunny
Shore: Rose of Gold VS.. Myrtle; Milk Maid vs.
Free Rock: Roman Money vs. Wild Mamia;
Lady kelp The Roman: Jim Lamb vs.
Rocked Asleep: -Four Paw vs. Cheyenne: Rahy
Aurora Sampler: Ragged Actor vs. Rear
Admiral; May Boy vs. Agile Spurt; Curry Us.
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Ninth Inning Rally GiOes Seals
Victory Ouer Los Angeles


All of the excitement of the baseball
game at Recreation park yesterday
was crowded into the last half of the
ninth inning, when the San Francisco
team, with the score 1 to against II,
went in and with some snappy playing,
coupled with timely hits, pulled the
game out of the fire and won by a
score of to 1.
The home team played the last half
of the game in crippled condition, as
Catcher Esolas shoulder had been Sc
verely injured in the fourth, when
Cravath ran into him at the home plate
and both rolled over in the dust. Esola
gamely caught another inning and then
had to retire. Street. the other regu-
lar catcher of the team, is on the hos
pital list. owing to an injury received
in the game on Wednesday. Nick
Williams was pressed into service be-
hind the bat and did not make mis-
take. Charley Irwin. who has been on
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son of Sain for the lead, but with
touch of the whip Nealon forged ahead
and crossed the finish an easy winner
by two lengths. Montgomery was sec
ond and Beacon Light which had
closed strong in the stretch took third
money by a scant head from Faust.
Superman was eighth and Electioneer,
the favorite, which had shown no
speed in the race. finished next to last
GATES WINS HEAVILY
Nealon's triumph in the Suburban
was a severe financial blow to the ma
jority of the 40 900 racegoers present.
AT least s1.0oo,oOo changed hands on
the result, and there were compare
lively few who profited- by his VIC
tory There were 312 book makers in
the two betting rings, and nearly every
one of them won big money" the
victory of Boots" Durnelrs horse be-
Ing in the nature of an eagle bird"
The largest individual winner
through bets placed on Nealon was
John w. Gates. who drew down $4,000.
Gates is a great admirer of Durnells
training ability and is the young turf
mans financial hacker. Gates also
backed Electioneer, because he thought
the 3 year old was the form of the
race and the one that Nealon would
have to beat. While Gates was making
friend. Charles Head Smith. was max
ing the circuit of the betting ring and
placing bets for Gates on the Durnell
entry with every book that would ac-s
cept his money. Smith had little
trouble in finding men who would take
his offerings The Suburban was one
OF the greatest betting races of the
year. At least Eight of the sixteen en-
trants were heavily backed. Men flung
yellow backs" at the book makers in
handfuis. Electioneer, the Keene en-
try, Montgomery, Beacon Light Dande-
lion and Cottontown carried the bulk
of the money.
FIRESTONE's TRIUMPH
Firestone's victory in the rich Double
event for year olds was an impressive
one and demonstrated that the fame
that had preceded the California colt
was not too extravagant.
Inere were IL starters, with King
James top weight under 129 pounds, due
TO his having been penalized for his
fremont success. Monopolistj was a
strong favorite, going to the post at Is
10 ., backed down from to 1. Masque
winch came in for a maiden allowance
or nve pounds, was next in demand at
to l, while King James odds drifted
back from to T. Firestone had some
support at 10 to l.
F'irestone went to the front early and
at all times had the speed of his field,
having an advantage OF length and
half at the turn. In the last furlong
Jockey Sandy became rather anxious
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THREE MARksMEN TIE

CHICAGO, June 20.-Three amateur
shooters tied today in the grand Amer
lean handicap, and it will be necessary
for them to meet tomorrow under the
same conditions 10 decide the owner
ship of the championship trophy. c. NJ
Powers of Illinois. jeff j. Blanks of
Tennessee and j. NJ. T. Marriott of Col
orado broke s6 clay pigeons each. Pow
ers shot from the 90 yard mark.
Marriott Is yards, and Blank IL yards.
None of the five scratch men. who were
professionals, was "in the money"
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badly swollen yesterday that Phil Reil-
ly felt it to be necessary to rearrange
his plans for shipping his stable to
Seattle on Sunday. He fears that it
mare is in shape for shipping.
After turning out four or five of the
big string of horses that he is training.
Early Wright shipped the balance of
his stable to Seattle yesterday Among
those turned out is a promising year
old filly by The Bard out of Logilfta,
for which Wright refused fancy offer.
The Hoag stable will be shipped to
Seattle today. r. II. Harris horses will
follow tomorrow.
Stuart Polks string has left for
Butte. c. w. Chappell's will go tomor-
row.
L. Wilson's suspension carries with
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AMATEUR RE|NsMEN
TO RACE ON JULY 4

The next race meeting of the Park
amateur driving club has been post
poned until July T. 1t was originally
the intention to have the meet on
Saturday.
There will be an informal try OUT.
on Saturday at the park. The events
for July will be announced later.
The next gathering of the members
of the club will take place on Tuesday
at the residence of T. J. Fitzpatrick at
2204 Jackson street
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TO OPEN BALL GROUNDS

w. Schroeder of the Alameda team
of the state baseball league will open
his new ball park in Webster street
Sunday afternoon. July T. Mike Fisher
will officiate a s umpire. Five toy ball
looms. to each of which will be at
tached a season pass to the new
grounds, will be released at the open
ing game and the passes will become
the property of those who find or re-
cover them.
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FINDS FAULT WITH vALkYRIE

SAN PEDRO. June 20.-Norman Den
sham of the South Coast yacht club
took the yacht Nalkyrie, challenger for
the Corinthian club cup at San Fran
cisco on August 3 out for a preliminary
spin yesterday While he predicts that
the NalkyTie viii win from the Dis
covery. he finds considerable fault with
the challenger and suggests many al
terations. Walter Folsom WITH sail the
challenger on the day OF the race.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS

took eleven innings to decide the issue.
Four hits in the last half of the elsv-
enth gave the victory to the Beavers.
Groom allowed only five scattered
hits, against Wrights IL. At bat four
times, Groom reached first twice. The
score:
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PORTLAND
SUMMARY

Struck out-By Groom . by Wright > Basss
on bals-0n Groom .. of Wright ) DorhIc
plays-Ilogan to Biebee 70 Eagan; Carson, un-
and Moore. Stolen bases-Smith Eagan l2l
Heitmullsr.- hit by pitched balls-Eagan. Heit-
muller. First base ON errors-Oaklsnd l. Wild
pitch-Groofn. Left basesEOakland s. Porr
land s. Time of game hours and minutes.
Umpire-Perrine.
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ANOTHER FOR THE BEAVERS
Score Winning Run Against Oakland
in the Eleventh Inning

PORTLAND, June 20.-Portland kept
I'D its winning streak today. taking an
other from the Commuters, to ?. IT
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The Fourth at Del Monte

Golf tournament, July to Z; auto
mobile run, July and 4; Gymkhana
races, nreworks and a gay week gener-
ally. Secure accommodations early.
Round trip railway rate. $500.
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coast champion old colt Jockey and
HaiB g
Double defeated q
nhandcap u event
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RACING AT SAN DIEGO

SAN DIEGO. June 20.-San Diezo's
race meeting opens tomorrow after
noon at the Coronado track. Many
horsemen are here tonight.
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GIVEN BOXING PERMIT

OAKLAND, June 20-The West Oak
land athletic club has been granted
permit to hold boxing contests June 27
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Tricky Jockeys GiOen Opportunity
to Prey Upon Racing Public
The Calls Selections
BY j. r. sJeffery

oy AZ. k JGt1GF
First race-Soundly, MeIar,
Crigli.
Second race-Avona, Senator
Warner, Irish Mail.
Third race-Croix dor, Lustis,
Willie Gregg.
Fourth race-Ralph Young, Ru-
dabek, Fury.
Fifth race-Dc. Grammont, Es-
camado, The Missourian.
Sixth race-MIIshora, Ray Ben
nett, FrascueIO.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

PITTSBURG June a0.-Pitfsbnrc won The l.Ae
game Of the series with Philsdelphia. Score:
r. Fl. r.
Pittsburg ....-............. ..-... q a
Philadelphia .-...-......... =
81tteres-Phillippi and Gibson; Sparks Ricnle
and Doom. Impre-Emsie.
CHICAGO. June a0.-CHiearo hisnSad Boston
today in the last game of the series by hittin;
at the right time Score:
Chicago .......-..--...-....... 10 a
BfJterieS-Oyerai and King: Dorner Snd
Brown. UmpireS-JOhnstOne and Carpenter
CINCINNATI. June 20.-Cineinnatf won orr
in the twelfth inning By scoring run on Mowrv's
single. an out. Weimer's safe bit and Hue=i1-'
perfect working Of the squeeze play with
Cincionsti ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. & NJ
New YORK. ...--..-..- 70
Batteries-Ewng. weimer and Schlei: McGin-
nifty and fitzgerald. rmpres-Riglcr aud Klein.
ST. LOUIS June eo.-Rncker saved todsy-s
game for Brooklyn BY blsnking ST. Louis in tn,
three extra innings. Score:
ST. LOilis 10 q
D'PS1yp lice.iv,, .,d
and Ritter. Umpire-o'Day
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.UlINAPY

Two base hit-Dclmas Sacrifice hitS-Wbeel-
er. Cravath, Dclmas. Williams. First base on
called balls-On Brns ]. on QJic's 3. Str1les
out-by Burns . by Quick =. Wild pitch
Quick Time OF gamc-1 hour and so minutes
Umpire-Derrick.
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it the cutting off of all privileges of
the track.
Entries at Emeryville

The entries and weights for today's
races are as follows:
I-Inc-r u L..
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Edited by
R. A. Smyth
RESULTS OF GAMES

San Francisco. 2; Los Angeles, L
Portland, 3; Oakland. 2.
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Los ANGELES
SAN FRANCISCO

lis batted for Esoia in fifth inning
e out when winning run was scored.
SCORE By INNINGS
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BIC LEAGUE LEADERS
WIN BASEBALL GAMES
AMERICAN LEAGUE

WASHINGTON. June 20.--Cleveiand hunched
single, double and a triple on Faikenburg
cay and scored enough TO defeat Washing
Ion Score:
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CHICAGO. June a0.-CHiesgo bisnSed Boston
today in the last game of the series by nittin;;
nt the righr time Score. -
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PHILADELPHIA June 2a.-Phi.xdelphia shirt
out Detroit today through the effective pitching
OF Plank Score;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-21
ANOTHER DELAY
In Eddy Case, Through H.
nessofPresiding Justice.
Judge Chamberlain Ordered by
Doctors to the Hospital.
Condition Not Considered Serious,
But Perfect Rest Is Needed.

Concord, n. H. May 20.-Although
the celebrated suit in equity brought
by next friends" to secure an ac-
counting Of the property of Mrs. Mary
Baker G. Eddy has been a matter of
legal record for almost three months
the first legal battle of counsel en-
gagged in it was scheduled to take place
in this city today when arguments
We're to be heard on the motion of the
trustees of Mrs. Mary Baker G. Eddy's
estate that they be substituted as next
friends" plaintiffs in the original suit
The hearing today was set for II
o'clock in the Merrimack county court
house on North Main street, where
Judge Robert n. Chamberlain of Bcr-
lin is holding a term of superior court.
On March l. 1907. there was filed in
this court q bill in equity proceeding
signed by George w. Glover of Lead
City, S. D., the only son Of Mrs. Mary
Paker Glover Eddy. his daughter.
Mary Baker Glover, and George w.
Baker of Bangor, Me-, a cousin of Mrs.
Eddy.
These three as "ncxt friends" in le-
gal parIance, Of Mrs. Eddy complained
against Calvin a. Frye, Irving G.
Tomlinson, Hermon S. Herring and
Lewis G. Strong of Concord, Alfred
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HIS FAMILY RESIDING IN MAINE
Letters From Mother and Wife Chide Him
for Past Behavior, Which Is Thought
to Have Led to Rash Deed.

New York, May 2O.--A man who reg
istorcd at the Grand Union Hotel yes
tcrday as r. r. Bose. Worcester, Mass,
WAS found dead in his room today from
inhaling Illuminating gas. \ coroner
announced after an investigation that
he was convinced the man committed
suicide.
Among letters found IN the dead
mans clothing was one signed "Your
loving mother" The writer rcmon-
stratod with him for his conduct, told
him how worried she and Gertrude
We're about his actions and begged him
to brace up and do what was right.
The Gertrude mentioned in the moth
cr's letter is believed to be Bose's wife,
as 2nother addressed to Dear Ross is
signed your loving Wife. Gertrude
Jordan. New Portland, Nc"
This letter informed Bose that it
would be impossible for her longer to
impose upon the kindness Of his fam
ily She felt that she must place their
children where they would be well
cared for and go out and earn living
for herself.
Bose was about 81 years old. Of dark
complexion, clean shavcn, about ) feet.
10 inches in height and weighed about
$50 pounds.
Among Bose's effects was Z letter adj
dressed to austin Schuyler. Ashland.
Mass. care Of Roger Morgan" and an
other which he had received from c.
G. Churchill, general agent of the Met
rOpolitan Life Insurance Co.
Roger Morgan, a wealthy envelope
manufacturer cf Springfield, Mass, to-
night visited an undertaking establish
mont to see the body. \ letter found
among the effects was addressed "Aus-
tin Schuyler. care Il. Morgan. AshGcld.
Mass" where Mr.. Morgan has a cnun-
try place. Mr.. Morgan identified the
body as that Of 4 nun employed BY him
as 4 caretakcr on his ountry place in
Ashfiold. He had known him as Austin
schuyler. but believed him to bn Ross
Jordan. mentioned in tho New Portland,
Nc. dispatch.
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REQUEST Is GRANTED.
Portland Captains, Mates and Pilots
Will Receive More Pay.

Portland, Me. May 20.-The request
for increases in wages for the cap
tans, mates and pilots Of the local
through the efforts of Capt l.. b. Bow
of New York, the general consul of
the American Masters, Mates and
Pilots Association, with the exception
of the men in the employ Of the Cen
trail Wharf Towboat Co. In the case
of this company the designations Of the
five men employed by the company
were handed in today to take effect
June l, unless the company recedes
from its position prior to that time.
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Conditions and General Forecast.

Washington, May 2O.-The weather
has cleared in the Atlantic states and
clear weather is general tonight east
of the Rocky Mountains, except in
North Dakota and Montana, where
showers are in progress. The weather
is also generally clear west of the
Rocky Mountains, except over the
North districts. where showers con-
tinue. Temperatures are much lower
from the upper Mississippi valley east
ward, ranging from ) to u degrees be
low the seasonal average.
THE weather will be fair Tuesday
and Wednesday in the lower Lake re-
gion, the Atlantic and Gulf states. 1t
will be fair Tuesday in the upper Lake
region and Central valleys, followed by
increasing CloudincsS and probably
showers Tuesday night or Wednesday,
Cool weather will continue Wednesday
from the lower Lake region and upper
Ohio valley eastward. followed by ris-
ing temperatures Wednesday.
The winds along the New England
and middle Atlantic coast will be
fresh west to northwest and becoming
variable by Wednesday; south Attain
tic coast. variable except fresh north
on the Carolina coast.
Special fOrccast-F'rOst warnings
have been issued for interior New
York, north Pennsylvania. Ohio. North
Indiana, north Illinois, Michigan, Wis
consin, Utah and west Wyoming.
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CORONER INVESTIGATING
The Death of Mrs. Mary Ferris Of
New Auburn,

Lewiston, Me. May 2O.-COrOner
Vaughn today decided that an inquest
should be held on the death Of the late
Mrs. Mary Ferris Of New Auburn.
found in the undcrbrush near the Lew
iston city farm Sunday and impanncl-
ed the following jury: Michael A.
Murphy, Henry r. Bechard. Esq DR..
George b. O'Conncll, William Mottram.
Joseph II. Noycr and Napoleon HameI.
Adjournment was taken to 10 A. NJ.
Friday and in the meantime a rigid
investigation will be made.
1t is said that the body was warm
when found by George Rosseau and
Celestin Camicr, herb hunters and that
no one was seen in the vicinity. The
clothing was deranged, but there was
no sign of a struggle or footsteps
about the remains.
Coroner Vaughn says the case pre-
sentS very mysterious phases. City
Marshal Caller found several empty
liquor TASKS near the spot and they
will be examined. The stomach was
removed and taken to the Maine Medi-
cal School at Brunswick today for ex-
animation.
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Parents PERISH
Children Saved.

Old Town, Me-, May 20.-William
ATTAIN, % years old, and his wife. 10
years old, Penobscot Indians, were
drowned in the river here Sunday by
the upsetting Of a canoe. The At
tians with their two small children,
aged months and one and a half
years respectively. and Newell Saulis,
were in the party.
The canoe was caught In a swift
cross current and was capsized. At
tan made a desperate effort to save
his family. He brought the oldest child
to the overturned canoe and then
swan for his wife. He had reached
her when suddenly both sank.
Peal Susep John Of Orson island
picked up the child, which was cling
ing to the canoe, and also the baby,
which was floating down stream.
Saulis swan ashore
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of the selections they have given on
their trips during the winter. and also
several Of the Maine songs. The clubs
responded To many cnCorcs.
AT $50 an informal dance was held il
the gymnasium. The College Orches-
ira furnished the music and about 500
enjoyed dancing.
The final doubles Of the tennis cham
pionship for the University Of Maine
and for the medals presented by l.. c.
Sontharl Of Boston were won by Mitch
ell ami Goodwin. who defeated Reed
ar1 Austin. G-3, CA, Go The finals in
singles between Mitchell and Reed wcr0
postponed until tomorrow.
The program for tomorrow will be as
follows: Ivy day exercises at . T. NJ,
College Orchestra; reception by the
Round Table, 4 =. NJ; Junior Exhibi-
ton, S Z. NJ.
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JOY AT ESCAPE
OF Emperor from Assassination Ex-
pressed BY House At St. Petersburg.

st. Petersburg. May 20.-Previous to
the opening of the session of the Lower
House of Parliament today, a resolu-
ton expressing the great joy of the
House at Emperor Nicholas escape
from death, as shown by the discovery
Of the plot to assassnate His Majesty
an dthc deepest Indignation at the
criminal conspiracy 50 fortunately
frustrated, was unanimously adopted.
The reading of the resolution called
Monarchist demonstration did not take
place. The Social Democrats, Social
RavolutinnIsts, part Of the Group Of
Toll and others We're absent from the
House when the resolution was pre-
scented and adopted.
Informally announcing the discovery
Of the plot, Premier Stolypin said that
not only was the IImperor's life aimed
at but the conspirators had planned to
assasSinate Grand Duke Nicholas
Nicholaivitch, president of the Council
of National Defense, and himself.
Grand Duke Alexander Mfchaelovitch.
brother-nl-iaw Of the Emperor and
Grand Duke Nicholas Nicholvitch " ere
among those present when the rcsolr-
ton was adopted.
After an Introductory speech by
Count Boirinsky, president of the Con-
Stitutional Conservative party and a
marshal Of the nobility, the premier
opened his address, by saying that tho
accounts of the !lot as published in
certain foreign newspapers, were ex-
tromcly exaggerated. Continuing M.
St"lNpin said.
IN February the department of public
order and security at st. Petersburg oh
taired information that a criminal so.
ciety had been formed in this city with
the purpose of executing a series of Ter
rorrists outIages. A prolonged and diff
cult investigation resulted in the discoy-
cry of 4 number of members of the So
ciety and others intimately associated
with them. Reports were made of the
residences of the conspiratOrs. which
were constantly changed, the utmost Sc
crecy being observed. But all their move
nents, private codes and passwords were
discovered IN reports which they sent by
post.
"On April IT, IS members of the society
We're arrested aE1 the department of pub
lie order and security Informed the pro-
curator Of the st. Petersburg appeal
court Of it's discovery.
Having established the fact that the
society was formed with the intention of
overthrowing the existing regime in Rus
STA by acts Of violence, the procurator,
April II. instituted proceedings against
the persons arrested, who will be prose-
cuted without delay.
1T has teen established by the prelim-
mary inquiry that many of those arrested
belonged to the Social Revolutionists and
that their object was to organize an at
tempt on the life Of the Emperor ana
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WARRANT is ISSUED.
Russian Police Want Nikolai Lenin,
Social Democrat Leader.

St. Petersburg, May pa warrant
has been issued for the arrest of Nj
kolai L2nin. leader of the majority
faction now attending the Social
Democratic congress in London on the
charge of high treason. He will be taxi
en- into custody if he returns to Rus
STA. The warrant reads:
"Vladimir Ulianoff. alias Lenin," and
it il said that the police have identified
him as noted Radical leader Of the
early sos and a brother of Ulianoff.
who with four cHr1radcs. all armed
with bombs. was arrested in 1887 while
lying in wait for the carriage Of En-
pcror Alexander ii and was condemned
to death and executed. Vladimir took
up the mission of the brother who was
executed and has continually been
hunted by the st. Petersburg police.
He cvaded capture until 1897, when
he was arrested and sent to Siberia for
organizing the first political strike in
Russia. which was the precursor of
the great general strike which wrested
the present constitution from Emperor
Nicholas in 1903. Vladimir escaped in
1901, disappeared, re-appcarcd in ST.
Petersburg under the name Of Lcnin,
after the publication Of the amnesty
decree of 1905 and Immediately reas-
sumed his old ascendancy in the Social
Democratic party. He laughed at the
endeavors of the police, who believed
him to be q new leader to arrest him
and boldly declared himself a candi-
date under his real name for election
from St. Petersburg to the second Par
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Il always thought there was some
thing mysterious about that man." he
said to Surt. Radcliffe Of the under
taking establishment. "I always thought
l." hal great secret which he was
keeping and l believe he was under an
assumed name, and that he was really
this Ross Jordan. He appeared to be
VOL educated ana I knew of no reason
why he should have taken his life. He
was around the house as usual when I
was in Ashfield last Friday He went
I" his room that night and the next
morning he was missing"
Mr. Morgan left the city tonight for
Massachusetts.