MUTINY IN ARMY
IS NOW REPORTED
Revolt in Manchuria.
THE LATEST NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD.
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SCHOOLGIRLS ANARCHIST'S CLUB.
When Discovered Ope of Them Stabbed a
Constable With a Dagger.
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gaged
girl the
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anarchist
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age,
the 16-year-old daugt
was presiding
the club, which
wine cellar, on the
painted in red various revolution
toes. About 30 girls were present, and
upon the arrival of the pol
to sing the anarchist hymn, th
nationale.” When the police
that the members of the cls
arrest, the girl Vanescue rushed at or
of the constables and him
a dagger, inflicting inj
he died shortly afterward
four other policemen arrested
of the girls, who fought desperately,
scratching and bring the men A
quantity of anarchistic literature, printe
in Roumanian and French, was d
ered in the cellar
to years of
over
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President Rejected Hyde.
New York, (Special )~Senator Chaun.
cey M. Depew, on the witness stand at
the insurance investigation, testified that
he was asked by James Hazen Hyde
use his influence with President Roose.
velt ¢o secure him (Mr. Hyde) the Am-
bassadirship to Fance; that he spoke to
the President about it, and that the Pres
ident said it was utterly impossible,
Pictare’s Pall Caused Death,
Paterson, N. J]. (Special). — Three
deaths caused by the falling of a heavy
picture from the wall, which broke a
gaspipe while the Schroeder family was
asleep. “Chris™ Schroeder, his mother,
Catherine, and her gradchild, Ira la
Forge, were all asphyxiated.
Town Sacked; 100 Killed,
Constantinople (By Cable).-<A bomb
outrage was perpetrated in the Pera quar.
ter, The authorities will not permit par.
ticulars to be sent at present,
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underground
it $11.73%0.000
The Umnsted States
irrived at
al -
atu
Cherbourg
he powers which is to make a demon-
stration against Turkey
The number of wnemploved in
and of Japan since
urn 700,000 men from
CAUSING uneasiness,
'remier Witte denied a r
appointment of a military dictator
had caused a panic on the St
burg Bourse,
The Moscow Railroad employes have
joined the strikers and St. Petersburg
last night was in darkness, the electry
plant failing.
Premier Witte made an appeal to the
workmen to return to work and addressed
them as “brother-workmen.”
President Castro has refused to pay the
secorrd installment of the Plumley arbi-
tration award to France.
the re
the field
other cities
the
nor of the
which
Peters
The Czar granted pardons to all but
six of the Cronstadt mutineers, who
have been zhot.
The Norwegian Parliament appropri
ated $200000 annually for the new
King's civil list.
King Edward, while shooting in Wind.
sor forest, tripped, fell and sprained his
ankle,
A movement was inaugurate in St
Petersburg for another general political
strike. The effort is being made to tie
up the railroads. Incendiary speeches
were made at meetings and circulars
issued.
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CANAL |
Decision Reached By the Board of
Experts.
AMERICAN MEMBERS DIVIDED,
A Majority of Them Favored the Lock Canal |
on Account of the Smaller Cost and Shorter |
ime Needed to Complete It--The Foreigners, |
However, Could Not See the Practicability |
of Any of the Lock Plans Suggested.
FIVE PERISHED AT PRAYER.
Dwellers Trapped in a Burning Bulldiog in
New York
Ithougt the demand
the penalty wi
L000
tate
pay the mone
gat
I fire was started
that the
f the
A
letters
liceman was
He
younding on the hall
p to the sixth floor to awaken the
ie. The fire followed him
when reached the to
was obliged to send the tenants the
ape to save them |
£3
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e fire
an
doors all
he
to the fire es
focation
When the fire department arrived with
its ladders nearly every one on the fire
escapes was kneeling in prayer. Men
stood with their arms full of personal
posessions, while their wives fought un-
aided to protect children from being
trampled by the crowd or suffocated by
smoke,
Every one on the fire escape
saved by the firemen
was
Threw Her Boy Out of Window.
New York (Special) ~~A cable mes.
sage from Kishenef describing the misery
in that section of Russia was received
by the State Bank here. It reads:
Colossal distress. Outside Kishenef
Imndreds of village Jews ruined. In the
town of Kalarasch, with large commer.
cial interests, near Kishenef, 300 houses
burned down, 600 families reduced to
poverty, 3,000,000 roubles loss. Help ab-
solutely necessary.
The telegram was sent by Parlmutter
& Kingman. Kishenef bankers,
New York Cry, NY
A Pie
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of
Hyde, the
r, orator and poet, and presi
Gaelic League of Ireland,
1 the White Star steamer Ma-
Dr. Hyde comes to America on
month lecture tour before Amer.
colleges and universities and at
meetings of Irish societies. He
apanied by Mrs, Hyde. His first
il be at Harvard University
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The unlucky thirteen has proved the
undoing of Louis Lang, a former police-
man of Bayonne, N. J, and he figured
up the hoodoo as follows: He was ap-
pointed on the thirteenth of the month
His shield was number thirteen. He
was up on charges thirteen times, being
bounced on the last charge. He ap-
pealed to the Supreme Court that his
dismissal was illegal, and on Monday,
the 13th, the court decided against him,
AA SES
LIVE WASHINGTON AFFAIRS.
A a result of the last congressional
election there are 93 Democratic and 60
Republican vacancies in the membership
of the committees of the House of Rep-
resentatives,
The President has decided to reap
point Wm. Henkel United States mar.
shal for the Southern district of New
York. ’
Speaker Cannon, when eleced, will
have many important vacancies on com-
mittees to All
ican
public
ACC
ure wi
i
Some Knotty Problems For the
Trustees.
PRESIDENTS ATTEND.
2 COLLEGE
of Directors and Executive Commitee Or |
ganized Trustees Flad It Hard to Decide |
Upon What lostitutions Are to Receive the
Benefit of the Fadowment.
WHAT IT COST HEARST.
Record Amount For State.
wd fi
formerly
10 spent
$22.0
mat he contin
of the E80, 200 which
he finance committee of i}
Municipal Ownership League for 1
3 fidates on
ne
an
hi
ot
ody
ne 1
for
benefit of all the cam
and expended $3125 personally
tons and lithographs, &
ger items were Law
$3507: printing, $8609;
carriage S810; rental
decorations and illuminations,
watchers for election, $19,580
gation of registration, $3020,
Mr. Hearst declares that this
was expended equally for the benefit of
all candidates on the ticket
Herman A. Metz, candidate for
Comptroller of New York on the Demo-
cratic ticket, spent $185,000.
James G. Phelps Stokes, Municipal
Ownership candidate for President of
the New York Board of Aldermen, spent
$117.
yne of the lar.
ariment,
S808;
of hails,
$12012;
hire,
mvest
Washington, (Special).~It has been
decided that the President's forthcoming
annual message to Congress will be sub-
nitted to the Senate and the House of
Representatives on Tuesday, December
5. The first day of the session will be
occupied fully by routine business of the
two branches o Congress, The Senate
will take an adjournment soon after
necting on account of the death of
Senator Platt of Connecticut. The
House will be busy probably throughout
he day in effecting its organization and
drawing the seats of the rs.
SPRINGS A SENSATION,
Hyde Shows Light Op Many
Transections.
Mr.
inductee
m the Hawaiian |
{lands 1s ! Chinese
{ labor.
The newly
Allegheny
{applied for a
| There mine local divisions of the
| Amalgamated Associaiion of Street Rail
way Employees in the Chicago (lil) di:
[trict, with a membership of approx
mately 9000
At a meciing in Paris recently, at
tended by 3000 minor postoffice employ
ces, it was resolved to form a union.
A new organization, with a member
chip of 40,000, has been formed in Chi
cago under the name of the Transporta-
tion and Shippers’ Alhance
An effort will be made by those in
terested to secure the reinstatement of
the International Association of Steam
Fitters in the American Federation of
Labot.
Judge Monroe recently handed down
an opinion in the Superior Court of
California that the state eight hour law
is unconstitutional, Hig decision will
be appealed,
Railroad accidents in the United States
during the past year killed 3261 em-
ployees and mjured 45.420.
J. L. Sullivan, general secretary-treas-
urer of the Bartenders’ League has been
elected international anditor,
i employees of the
department
Jarier
have
ate