A ————————————— HIS PALACE A PRI Guards, Officers of the Guard at St Inform Lawyers’ Assembly That for Freedom. St. the the Russian capital, and while the cit Petersbur Cabl { By day passed without or EK, Sur wi outwardly calm, developments all cate shat a crisis is imminent the streets are filled with troops anc inforcements Finland, powlerless to cope are now pouring mn government h the ot the Seems many caln believe that tering to its the present regime is tot 1" fall. Differences 1} developed b Count Witte while the precious ave moments pass the peror, surrounded by the imperial fan rem: Peterof, pur hesitating as to what course to credence wer barked pracu were only lines, 1n tinent with o'clock. New Y open. necting Russi; nfiral Durnov and telegraphs a European p how long cabl Contin Tt ¢ the situation, 1 ; steps regarding the safety dents As a precaution, the at Washingtor fer anthority and to hoist refuge for A ica The negoti: ns for a new loan will be formally adjo as neither the gov ernment nor bankers are prepared to close the negotiations } situation continues J. Pirepont Morgan, Jr. W. Perkins are negotiating Hamburg-American Steamship Company for the dispatch of a take them off. in case of necessity The university, the polytechnic insti tute and all ational institutions were closed, ‘so as to prevent further meetings being held in them. The university surrounded by troops Even the druggists have struck, and as there are many sick, the physicians have divided the city into districts have selected stations for the giving first 21d to the injured in cases of sions between the troops and the people Such news as comes from the interior shows no improvement in the situation The government everywhere seems pow. crless to break the great political strike. he d ti repres i wer that he charter of American flag as urned Nn while the present George the ANG with sel to er of 11 Coil Married Sixty Years. Dansville, N. Y., (Special) that would have delighted President Roosevelt was celebration of the sixtieth wedding anniversary of Mr, and Mrs, George Goho, of West Sparta, when they sat down to the festive board sur- rounded by their 14 children and a doze oF two grandch The couple were married in this village in 1845. They are now 81 and 70 years of age, re- spectively. All their children are alive and all of their many grandchildren ex- cept Iwo. A sight the fdeiien PATNA DOMESTIC The rival Interstate Commerce Conventions in Chicago passed resolu tions against the evils of rebates, taining the contention of Roosevelt regarding railroad-rate lations, and an address was made at ing Rockefeller and Carnegie Former President Cleveland and Cleveland attended the Chicago horse show as the guests of Paul Morton ‘leveland is on way to deliver ai dress at the unveiling of a statue t J. Sterling Morton at Nebraska City A dre ase containing the and legs of the girl whose found sometime ago in the was discovered in Bost on the fingers may su regu tack his A ! S5-8UL < arm iroso wa ¢ harbor. Ri to 1dentificat: on lead President ha one ou on his trip from ton Roads. Governor Penny Mrs, Catharine Danz, reed with Perbolmer leaped ndow of an « escape ‘ommander- A. R, annowm poimntments, inci dale, of Was NE b£3 War army refary engineers FOREIGN Yor retary « in the buying the f rumor O.000 Fp ! tion in Cuba has decided force im the gun- 1” 2 at via val excepting nd cruiser, a y boats Madrid for wishes, attended King Alfonso, but left bull was killed. The Norwegian bark with the German sx Schaumburg in Cuxhaven Roads, crew was saved Loubet left 2 He, against his bullhght with j after the first rsident in Coilision wamer The ROOSEVELT IN A CRASH OF SHIPS Yessel Rum Aground to Save Execu- tive's Life. COLLISION WAS IN THE DARK. Owlag to a Misunderstanding of Signals the Lightbeuse Tender Magnella and the Fruiter Esparta Come Together Below New Orleans While the President Slept— The Magsolia Ran Ashore, NOW I'row steamer Espar having been beached to Pres Roo ident sinking, A $1,000,000 SOUL SCHOOL. To Be Founded in California By Ex-Congress- man Joy's Wile, Lf upon be established make a of all LO called phenomena and will stimul ng psycho-physical forces “1 believe that under the prog: university shall be I of sil such a en we pre of sie by ' : wh the existence { ferred upon General { vation Army A of Field Marshal von Moltke, gift the army to the { German people, was unveiled at Berlin, It is reported that a Russian battle- i ship has been destroyed at Sebastopol by | incendiaries, { The railroads in Russia have been i practically tied up by the strike and the industrial situation Witte spoke to a delegation and dis- cussed their demands, statue the of President Loubet and King Alfonso started ona day's hunt in the royal preserve at Rio Frio. In a crash between 20,000 students and workmen and Cossacks at Kharkoff, Russia, small bombs were hurled at the cavalry, and the Cosszcks fired into the mob, Many were killed and injured. Anti-tax riots in Chili were suppressed by the troops. Fifty persons were killed and 300 injured The Czar is about to pay a visit of two months to Denmark, and will con- fer large powers upon Premier Witte to act during his absence, Four Bodies in Buroed Ruins Asbury Park, N. J, (Special) The ¥ children were found in the ruins of their shanty authorities to believe that the two little tilled before the fire started. Their skulls were crushed. Har C. Spivey, husband of the dead woman, was not in the house ’ Paris Jail For American Paris, (Special) Elliott Fitch Shep- ard, son of the late Col. Elliott F. Shep- ard, of New York, and a grandson of the late W. H. Vanderbilt, was sentenced to three months’ imprisonment and $120 fine and to pay $4000 damages to the parents of Madeline Marduel, who was killed by Shepard's automobile at St. Ouen on April 24. The jail part of the sentence will not be carried out while awaiting fuinre procedure by Mr. Shep- Lom TAFT GOES TO PANAMA. Columbia. Necreta by Wa hington, ( Spe ial). War William H. Taft left for Norfolk He the cruiser of RONG Taft, here Panama am down Isthmus at inama leas Secretary ew inlery wit! rith Lieut.-Ce George W. Goethal and Col. CI army officers Edwards, MET IN HEAD-ON COLLISION Four Killed and Many Hurt in Crash of Rock island Traios Six Dead in Hotel Fire. A @ Cunfiffe Pleads Guilty. bh Ig. Pa . ] the Adams re " 1 { Special) —Edwa Express re "i sieat : anc j§ charges of larcer theft of $101,000 aused much surprise, Adams Express Cunhiffe’'s actiot as neither the pany nor Pinker- Detective Agency was represented wart, He has no counsel, and the ef is growing that Cunliffe 1s mental unbalanced. ton 8 A Gould Express Company. New York, (Special) ~The Globe Ex press Company, a Gould enterprise, re. | cently organized, has signed contracts with the Western Pacific Railroad whereby it will have the exclusive fran chise to operate over that road. IN THE FIELD OF LABOR. A free lecture series in the interest of workingmen and women is to be given Chicago. Among the little trades of Paris, France, is that of selling food for birds, either in the street or in a corner of the market place. Electrical workers in Boston, Mass, are trying to persuade the local employ- ers to sign a new wage and working agreement, Under the auspices of the University of Freiburg, Switzerland, a business acaddemy for women only has been opened in that city. In Norway the average wage earnings are $88 a year. The average cost of liv. ing is perhaps less than in any other ard. civilized country. SETTLE AN UGLY DISPUTE United States at Work Upon President Castro, OVER HIS QUARREL WITH FRANCE. United States Minister Russell Has an Interview With the Boombastic Venezuelan Executive, in an Endeavor to Arrange the Diplomatic Sees That Castro Made a Mistake. ing with Presid ment the ies State Depa: nature wever, in wiil Id be confine sistance in the ion ot cident, involving President Castro's leged disco French minister at ( rteoys until Vener ye) Tam biz offen » i MUST READ THE PAPERS. | Professor James Oets After His Class fo History. Chics : Sp all Newspapers N hereafter i . ‘ been fextbook at 1 | western i £004 went | Prof American must come to th to answer the day rotessor James referred le in a paper Tuesday one of the stodents he {« of it. showed { Ina {to an artic and an examinatic t but him of met “This fessor to have rent events two of tl read th wii Hereafter an accu as newspapers fully as assigned from the text imporiant da books.” Mrs. Rogers Can Appeal Washington, D. C, (Special) —Mary Mabel Rogers, under sentence of death in Vermont for killing her husband, was granted leave to proceed on appeal be fore the Supreme Court as a pauper without payment of costs Jenlous of Golden Curls. Chicago, ( Special)Because her next. door neighbor's little boy had golden curls and was a neighboinood pet, Mrs, Annie Thompson is ssid to have made five attempts to burn the house next door within two hours. Neighbors also declare that Mrs. Thompson's daughter Isabella, about 10 years old, made an effort to apply the torch to the same building, but was prevented. * Mrs. Thompson and her five children were finally arrested. The repeated fires and arrivals of the engines and the police kept the neighborhood in an uproar, LIVE WASHINGTON AFFAIRS. Sec retary Bonaparte ha the i: . {11 aismi Poy rio rok / “1 he i : : we Vv five ped directed aT SA ein q the Nit FIGHTING FOR CONSUMPTION. Movement in Washiogton By Associated Charl ties Committee. ry y #1 4 { TWO MILLION WOMEN AFTER SMOOT. Sgn a Memorial Calling For the Senstor. Unseating of nEress was Ol aS (B Sir Thomas enge for the Asked concern- America that be the dea of further of Shamrock de as keen and that for 1006, if d Sandy nger the follow Cable). y ARAN } 1907 ¢ from maki owners Ver, Capitol to Have a Bath, { Special) In prepara- opening of Congress the iol will have a bath this week. One of the newest fire engines in the District of Columbia will pump cold, clean water, which will be trained over the gray walls of the grea: edifice until they stand forth in much lighter hue. It will take nearly the entire week to complete the ablution. Washington, for the Seaboard Directors Stay. New York, (Special). ~The annual meeting of the voting of the Seaboard Air Linc Railway was held at the company's office mm this city to select directors 10 be voted for at the annual meeting of stockholders in Petersburg, Va, November 9. The old board of di- rectors was renominated without change, but John Skelton Williams entered a rotest against the election of Thomas " Ryan, J. A. Blair, I. B. Dennis, T. J. Coolidge. Ir, and J. M. Barr. {rustees
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