THE; SAN FRANCISCO CALL;..SATURDAY;.'.NOVEMBER MI,'."I9OS..

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RUMORS OF A PLOT TO MASSACRE KOREA'S FATEFUL

JEWS DISTURB ST. PETERSBURG. HOUR AT HAND —
MOSCOW, Nov. 10. Alarming reports are in circulation that anti-Jewish outbreaks willoccur simultaneously here Marquis Ito Arrives From
and at St. Petersburg Sunday next. Foreigners and Jews have received threatening letters and have asked the au- Japan § to:. Establisli the
thorities for protection, but thus far no step has been taken toward granting the request. Protectorate Over Country
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Attack Is Planned
to Occur on
Sunday.
MUTINEERS Hermit Kingdom Appeals" to
Europe and !America, Hop-
ing to Secure Intervention

Steps Being Taken SUBMITTO . SEOUL, Nov.„ 10.—The

quit; Ito :tonight ;marks; one of the most
portentious ; events
Korea.;
In the history of
his visit the * Hermit .: ~
arrival -of Mar-
Royal Baking Powder is indispensable
to finest cookery and to the comfort
and convenience of modern housekieep-
to Prevent an
THE TROOPS
Kingdom, once an independent state, will
probably, pass under *a; Japanese 'protec- - r
Uprising. torate:: Maryuis Ito, after, investigating
conditions here and ;formulating, his ipol-
ing. Royal Baking Powder makes hot
icy, will present the programme of Japan."
v It is said -that Marquis: Ito,hopes that
the confidence displayed Ini him by the
breads, cakes and pastry wholesome.
Police Instructed to Leaders in the Recent Out-
Emperor of Japan .will have" its effect- on
the Emperor qf Korea and induce a 'grace-
l"ul submission to the Inevitable loss of
Perfectly leavens without fermentation.
Crush Any Sign break at Kronstadt Aye
Taken Into Custody v and
Korea's
Japan
independence.
willbe backed; by army occupation
..The plans : of .
Qualities that are peculiar to it alone.
of Disorder. Deported From the Island
and the presence of two
mulpo.- '
cruisers at Che-
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The Korean officials- and people are
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anxiously awaiting, developments. :Sev-

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 11, 2:05 a. m.—

eral secret ; asents have 5 been :dispatched
to secure American and \ European inter-
Baking Powder where the best and
Excepting the kingdom of Poland, where FURTHER TKOUBLE vention,: the Emperor of- Korea fearing, it
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is |said, to appeal directly to Marqius
most healthful food is required.
the rapidly growingNationalist inovt-
ment and the state of tension among the
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Upon his arrival here Marquis Ito .was
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proletariat will soon bring about

the received with imperial honors. In the
declaration of a stateof war, Russia Emperor's state coach |he j was driven
eeems for the time being at" least to be Rowdies Gut the Tartar and through troop lined streets," surrounded by ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK
generally tranquil. Telegrams from in-
terior points report the restoration of
Jeftv Markets, Destroy Ten Japanese and Korean cavalry. Lantern
bearers followed with chairs and rick-

MINERS TO ASK MARITAL MESS

order In nearly all cities and towns, but
in many cities, notably St Petersburg
and Moscow, the better classes
population are greatly disturbed owing to
the rumors of approaching attacks by the
"Black Hundred," composed of the most
Ignorant types of the populace, which,
according to these rumors, are sched-
uled to take place in St. Petersburg to-
night and In Moscow- • to-morrow.
The apprehension In St. Peters-
burg has become -, so great that
the prefect of police, who succeeded Gen-
eral Trepoff in conmmand of the city po-
lice, has instructed his subordinates
take the fullest measures' to crush any
to
disorder in its Incipiency so as to dis-
abuse the minds of the "loyalists" of the
idea that the police would remain inac-
tive. In such an emergency the strong
hand of General Trepoff is being missed,
even by the factions which most exe-
crated him.
Count Witte's Cabinet may now be re-
garded as constituted as Count Lams-
dorJT. Minister of Foreign Affairs, and
M. Manukhin. Minister of Justice, will
retain their positions, leaving only the
posts of Ministers of the Interior and
Minister cf Education to be filled. Dmitri
Shipcff of Moscow, who was president
of the first Zemstvo Congress, has defi-
nitely declined to accept any position in
shaws,
Business Blocks and Pil- carrying his distinguished suite.
He was lodged* ut the imperial palace ' as
a guest.: \%:.'-.\u25a0"-..-.-.,. ::
of the
lage the Smaller Stores '-.-'-
NEW KEGULATIpNS
LONDON, Nov. H.—The correspond-
ent of the Daily 3lnll at Bucharest
«:iy» that the sailors :, of the. Russian
steamship
Odessa,
Ismarl, bouml out from
November 8, with refugee*,
mutinied nt sen nnd threatened the pas-
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IN CONSULAR SERVICE
President and Secretary of
State Hoot Alter the
BIG INCREASE FOR ARMY MAN
sengers with death unless they gave Will Seek to Secure an Ad- Captain Albert Dean Eeid
them money and Jewelry. Those unable
to do' so -were, thrown overboard. :
WASHINGTON, Nov. j10.
-KRONSTADT. ; Nov. 10.— AH is -quiet With the
~ System.
— vance of Twelve Per Cent Accused of Having More
at double purpose of 'offering -.a permanent
Kronstadt' to-day. The -mutinous sailors career, in; the diplomatic and consular ser- in Wages Early in Year \u25a0Wives Than Law Allows
have all submitted and the leaders ito vice to- competent young :men, and of im-
the number of several hundred have been proving' those branches of the Govern- PITTSBURG, Nov. 10.—When the min- Special Diapatcb to The Call.
deported from the Island. The others are ment service so as to make - them more
than now ;to the business ers of the bituminous field meet the oper-
thoroughly, repentant. ;.Troops are pouring valuable NEW YORK. Nov. 10.—When Captain
the President at ators in January to arrange the wage scale
into the city from all directions by. water. interests of the country,
Secretary :Root to-day for the , coming year a demand will be Albert Dean
Reid, formerly of the British
Besides machine guns, other street artil- the instance of
;
lery and a battery of quick-firing field announced two new rules. VThe first ot.
guns arrived here ]on scows from St. Pe- these "has :not yet' taken .concrete form,
made for a 12 per cent increase. This army, who is
battling in the Supreme
was the official announcement given out Court at White Plains to obtain posses-
to-day by William Dodds, secretary- sion of his wife from, an asylum, started
tersburg and were debarked at the steam- but its substance, as made public, was treasurer, of District No. 5. United Mine to
boat landing. that hereafter any applicant Ifor appoint- leave the courtroom to-day after sev-
Workers of America. President John
v Arfy
further disorder at present is ut- ment as secretary of embassy, or of, lega-
Mitchell will reach Pittsburg to-morrow eral
hours of uneasiness, he was placed
tion must possess, a \ knowledge at Sergeanta Far-
terly out of the question. The mutineers
and will meet the representatives of the under arrest by Detective
and rowdies gutted the Tartar; and Jew least" one more language than English, different districts who will come to Pitts- ley and O'Connor. Reid has been indicted
markets, and on Pavloff street, near the and must be ;otherwise ,examined as to burg to attend the annual convention of by the Grand Jury on a charge of big-
barracks, the "Seventh; Fort Equipage," his. competency. to have married a wo-
This rule is closely, in line with the the American Federation of Labor, which amy. He is said brought here from a town
to which : the mutinous belonged/ de- is set for next week.. This Is the* first man who was
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her seven-year-old son,

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announcement concerning the demands to in Canada with
the Cabinet. a- number; of"'smaller stores. . The fires will involve the promotiondiplomatic of the eight years ago.
burned themselves out during the night, bright
young men in the be made by the miners, and created a about Reid denied vigorously that he had
GOVKKXMBXT is ACTIVE. justify great deal of. surprise among coal opera-
and . to-day the buildings!• are only heaps service in the degree> that they
f
A long official programme published tors'of Pittsburg and vicinity."
"
twice before married, reiterating the
this morning denies that disorders in any of smoking ruins. The fires burned al- it by hard study, fitting them for new To-day the local officials 'of the Miners' statement that his first wife had died in
posts. v' England, Irom which city he
part Ot the country have been fomented most a whole day. .There was little at-
The other order amends the existing Union began preparations for a number Manchester,
by the Government and promises a most tempt \to;'; check ; them.vias -the- firemen
rule which such-*; consular.,; offices «a-3
~ of mass "meetings
' to be addressed by came to America. He said to the detec- \u25a0

careful inquiry into the outrages against sha"redi in the general demoralization,- and 1

to "the President John Mitchell and Vice' Pres- ative that^his "arrest was the result of
life and property and the adoption of many of them -became intoxicated. : are timited'in plot against him. He was brought to
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maximum of J2500 per annum and a ident Lewis' while in.this . district. They
.York and placed in a cell at head-
measures to prevent their recurrence. It The s influx of!.;troops/; at j. Kronstadt has
minimum of $1000. >. This rule is .will devote -the ;next [ several 'weeks to New
says that even were the accusations exceeded the barrack capacity of the war amended and 'extended* to Include con- hard work in the" entire Western Pennsyl-
quarters.
against the Government confirmed they port, and thesoldiers are everywhere bi- '
vania field, and the miners will be urged
vouacking in the streets, huddling about sulates, \u25a0\u25a0commercial agencies and other
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would not form a pretext for the recent to demand the stated increase, which, if VESUVIUS -AGAIN
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terrible occurrences. ;The Government the Iremnants ;of last night's watchflres, consular agencies, the" annual' compen- granted, will place-the wages of the min-
recognizes that it is Its duty to remain bargaining with merchants for fresh sation of which" is not less than <1000. THROWING OFF LAVA
quite impartial and to give its protec-
RUSSIAN NAVAL OFFICER NOW 'POSING AS A MARTYR IN ST PETERS- |
and
bread and other additions to their ra- *-. , v; ;
~~~~ * ers higher than they have been in the
past several years. .The 12 per cent ad-
tions. • -. V
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tion to all persons requiring it.
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TO I .''::•- vance to be asked by the miners repre- Owing to Absence of Explo-

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BURG. WHO SAYS THAT HE SURRENDERED TO THE JAPANESE Hugo Abrahamson,

The Government will strive to fulfillthe SAVE THE LIVES OF HIS SAILORS. The business streets sacked by the riot- bacher, sents the restoration of the 5 per cent
Emperor's will regarding the freedom of ers, present- a lively picture^ There are vice president : Frederick Kahn, Oak- reduction accepted by them two years sions No Alarm IsFelt
citizenship, the communication says: crowds of spectators -on :the sidewalks land Relief. Committee.? ago, and 7 per cent additional."
"The hostile relations of different parties to be represented at the second peace China .arising from the peace treaty
and the non-participation of the Moder- conference, and the programme which signed at Portsmouth. The questions
watching the . unfortunate
burned buildings, who are salvaging their EAGLES SUBSCRIBE *100 TO
owners of v
in Ticinity.-.
cover, the future of Manchuria, WOMAX HUnLS lIERSKLP
ates may result in a situation unsuitable Russia will submit for consideration Rus- property from: the heaps thrown Iinto the
RELIEF OK UUSSIAN JEWS FHCU FIFTH-STORY IVIXDOW Special Diapi'-vi •/> Th* Call.
for the introduction of reforms, but the of the delegates at The Hague is being sian leases of the railroad and all mat- streets. ;and jfrom the wrecked interiors - Chl-
Government cannot think that any con- elaborated at the foreign office. The ters to which the assent of China is re- NAPLES, Nov. 10.—After a fortnight
of stores. I Patrols mingling'\u25a0 wfth all the Member* of Son Francisco Aerie Unan- Commit k Soiirlilt* on State Street.
siderable part of the Russian people pre- date of the conference, has been tenta- quired by the treaty. The Impression crowds prevent further .robbery.: . imously. Decide to 'Aid the '
«nsro. in View of Hundreds of comparatively insignificant inactiv-
fers disorder to order and internal strife tively fixed for next :May. here is that Baron Komura, who is now xThere.was no disorder. during the night. '\u25a0': - \u25a0'\u25a0 Unfortunate People.
\u25a0 ~ :\u25a0'. ;\u25a0 of ;Shoppers. ity, Vesuvius Is again throwing off ;i
to peaceful development. The Council of at. Peking, in charge of the., Japanese Late in the evening a squad of loyal riot- The members of San Francisco Aerie of CHICAGO, Nov. 10.—In view of more abundant stream- of lava through
th* Ministers is therefore ready to exe-
1 ANXIETY AT ODESSA. side Of the negotiations, will seek to ers bearing a white flag attached to a Eagles No. 5 last night unanimously do-
hun-
dreds, of shoppers. on State street. Miss a crevasse in the northwesterly side of
cute the imperial command to the ut- sell the railroad .below Kuancheng Tsi, bayonet marched to the district occupied nated JlOO to, the aid of the unfortunate Fannie Baines of. Detroit, Mich., jumped the crater. There are no explosions,
most."
MINISTERS ARE BUREAUCRATS.
Count de Witte's Ministry as thus far
Forclenr rn Board the Ships
Respective Nationalities.
of
—
Their except the Liaotung branch to China.
Russia has not yet agreed to the Jap-
ODESSA, Nov. 10. Apprehensive of a anese proposition to
raise the Tokio
by the mutineers and induced .them to Jews of Russia, who, are being persecuted
surrender, pointing out* their, revolt; was by ;the Russian' officials, The action was
merelybeing, used as a cover for robbery taken lurianimpusly and adopted •'by Z the
j
from a fifth

was
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story window of one of the but quantities of sand arc also thrown
principal department stores to-day. She up. which the Sirocco distributes over
instantly .killed. Several persons Torre. Portici and Terzigno. Owing to
announced is a practical agreement that renewal of the outbreaks
here, many legation to ,the rank of an embassy. and pillage 'on the! part of the rowdy Gentile members, of the \u25a0'order, not a barely escaped being struck by 'Miss the absence of explosions, the lava bed*
be has abandoned hope of securing the foreigners last night went
active co-operation of the Constitutional ships of their respective nationalities.
on board
POSES AS A MARTYR.
classes. '
The ."tigers," as the roughs are single Jewish Eagle having
termed at Kronstadt. -.wished to :renew do" with the .\u25a0 generous
' anything to
'j*
donation. :\u25a0'
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Baines'. body.
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may tffe approai-hed without danger.

Democrats or other parties of the Center. The Governor . General has given the Rear Admiral Nebogatoff Explains Why the' pillagingduring the night under cover Soon-after the meeting -was ;called to dow, Miss Baines • suddenly climbed to WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.— The newly ap-
The only Minister who is not a bureau- Consuls assurances that he will not '
He Surrendered to Japanese. of darkness and general disorganization,- order, with President John P. Parry in the pledge, -opened the window and, with pointed -Mexican. Embaasadcr to this country,
al oud scream, threw herself toward the Senor.Don Joaquin J? Casasus. arrived in this
crat is M. Nemechaicff, who succeeds permit further disorders, but the for- but: were :unable >to do "so. -The troops the chair, Harry I.'Mulcreavy, the newly city to-day with his wife, Senortta Dona Cat-
Prince Khilkoff as Minister of Communica- eigners will feel safer on board ship ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 10.—Rear and inhabitants, working In full co-oper- elected County Clerk, and Charles G. pavement'. lllness is said to have caused alina Altamlrando de Casasus, his seven chit-
tions. The Constitutional Democrats con- until affairs have settled down. Admiral
- Nebogatoff, who has arrived ation, prevented even -sporadic attempts Nagle made a motion, that the order do- the :act:y: '£V:. dren and a large suite ot attendants.
sider that they have won a great victory Prefect Nledhardt. to whom is attrib- here from Japan, is posing as a martyr at further looting. .'.';': nate $100 to the aid of the suffering Rus-
in preventing any leaders of the Consti- uted the responsibility for the out- in the claim that he deliberately sacri- sian Jews. The motion was adopted
tutional group from accepting office, say- rages, is still in office.
ing that Count de Witte's Ministry is
ficed his name and honor by surrender-
Ithas been. officially ascertained that ing at the battle of the Sea of Japan
APPEAL FOB AID unanimously. Many speeches were. made
In which the speakers cast aside all
j££k
$7^
(PltHf Down
1/1/ TT 11 Rhvs a Home D it IjUillv
thus stamped as purely temporary, and
there were upward of 40.000 sufferers in order to save the lives of :*he2ooo FOU KUSSIAN JEWS the theme of,humanity. . question of religion and dwelt entirely on MJUJ
must give way, immediately upon the from the recent reign of anarchy. • sailors of his division. The admiral
convening of the National Assembly, to . Joy prevails

liamentary majority. The Count is great-

here at the removal of says he has been forced by the derision
a Cabinet in full sympathy with the Par- General Trepoff from the post of Min- of his companions at the Naval'
demy to leave that; institution. •
Aca-
Con<rreg:atioiis Call for. Con| AID FROM SEATTLE. Jgf' „, - Seventh avenue (boulevard), between
ly disappointed at the refusal of the Con-
ister of the Interior. tribut ions to Be Sent to Jews of NorthernCpuntryinen.
,Clty ,to Raise Fund* '>|^>r*>g&iSsSgs3sg»^ t) Point Loboaand Clement, within 2
stitutionalists to support him, since it POLAND WANTS FULL AUTONOMY. Protects Rights of Holders «of Bills.
forces him to fight on two fronts, -with
Persecuted ßrethren. for
- SEATTLE, Nov. 10.— The;Jewish peo-
tne Reactionaries on his right and the Cltixens Decide to Send n Delegation ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 10.— An im- OAKLAND,'\u25a0. Nov. 10.— ;
The following ap- ple of this city T have begun '\u25a0:-. to/ raise \u25a0<?rv Slbs "t"
house of. 6 rooms, with all modern ideas:
Social Democrats and Revolutionaries
clamoring for a republic on his left.
to the Emperor. — perial ukase has been- issued designed
to protect the rights of holders of bills
peal iwasimade to the Ipeople 1 of; Oakland money -for! their., unfortunate brethren
appointed i. at? a who!have -suffered ;through the atroc!-
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>it parlor 13x17; diner, same size; having
to-night.by. a '
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.WARSAW, Nov. 10. Representatives -

Count d« "Witte Jias invited Count John of 'all political parties in Poland at a who are unable to present them for • A the Russians. ViA meetlnyr wIU fof
tel; coal bay-windows; French
grate;
Tolstoi, who resigned' the position of head protest on the day when they are due on
meeting of the rabbi; president arid
rectors "of '
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ties
the First ;Hebrew Congrega-' be held 'riext^ Sunday ;af te.rnooh' for\ the
fdl-^ sM^^^WHiWiaßpW .beveled
tressed
front door; but-
platC-glass
steps; inside basement stairs; (
of the Academy of Fine -Arts, owing to meeting 'held in the palace to-day de- account of the interruption of-commu- tion of this city.^ called iniresponse; to an purpose of itaking: steps to send im- 'tM! ..feitj
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foot basement, roughly finished for
General Trepoff*s repressive policy. .to cided to send twenty leading citizens to nication caused by the the suffoi-Ing of family use; lights;
railroad strike. appear from -. the'*national committee '.In mediate aldto alleviate :There -are ..nearly
HMj' ' ! I viHSB^fIRII and electric
take the portfolio of. education. Count St. Petersburg to request the Emperor. Under the ukase. bills of exchange;ma- New York for/,lmmediate relief i;for Uhe their 'countrymen.Hebrew \u25a0IlSl closed-ln porch; latest washtrays; ele-
John Is no relation to Count Leo TolstoL to grant Russian
Professor Kevevsky has Joined Michael and Its own Parliament."
Poland full autonomy turingisubsequently^ to; October 20;can
be protested after the dates jon which
Jews who are suffering by reason of;the
Russian massacre:^ ; \.;
2000 ' citizens of
.
V '^ ; ci ty and 1a; large meetingisheadquarters
in^.: he
looked for. .
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Btakovlch in the organization of a Chris-
tian Democracy.
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>*^-t
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fmx iiaJWaML-: wMKB ™! ¥*'
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"ant bathrooms; $4000 is the price: you
pay 750 down and make y°ur own
The deputation will leave to-morrow. they are due, such-bills retaining their ;:l''The :horrifying j outrages iS perpetrated This icltyJwill'be "made*
The general strike continues. '/All full-legal * force and carrying interest
- upon • thousands and.t ens of thousands of for the (whole State -and; money will b»; For Richmond bargains see

Accept Invitation to Peace

— the shops are closed except those of the from the day, of '• maturity.
Conference. apothecaries and also several bakeries,
ST..; PETERSBURG, Nov. 10. Prac- which the strikers permitted to be Government. Treasury. Is -Saved.
men, women ::

stirred to -pity
and children
mobs . have Ishocked *, with
by (Russian
* ;. terror^ and
the ywhole civilized "world;
all parts. ;

AMONG? RAILWAY;EMPLOYES
sblicltedsfrom
BRIGHT'S
" \DISEASE SPREADS . i,ii;;:'2:lliRICHMOND-DE WOLF,
tically all the powers have now accept-
ed the Invitation of Emperor Nicholas
opened so as to prevent the starvation
of the Poor.f|gg|gg STVt PETERSBURG^Nov: 10.^During
the ;rioting..; at 'iKronstadt i' the' Govern-
1

ment treasury /_ there! < which •was sur-

- Tliere is no, time' for. mass meetings-f^here
is ;no iheed of'speech making. The ;cry Vof
distress Sand ,;resulting ? from Finds Increasing
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Number of Victims
Among Engineers, . Firemen
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A
ip^^^^^^^H 1600 Point Lobos Avenue.
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.and ruthless slaugh-
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HAS CONFIDENCE IN RUSSIA.
rounded b yr a" deep moat fllled-.with wa- , wholesale massacres
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* " • '\u25a0 and Conductors.:-.

Secretary Lanndownc Believes Csar ter, .was only- saved from the 'mob 'of
Will Be Able to Kentore Order. mutineers. and rowdies by the removal
ter J and 'iplunder
pleads; itsfown cause.
tells its
' own woes and
*.;'.'ST.*. LOUIS, Nov. 10.— At- a meeting
This :is:v the > time
for {action; v In this extremity let 'every -•
200 surgeons,' :• members of the :
""
.Wabash
of .
LONDON, Nov. 10.—Foreign Secre- of thei bridges. [Railway?' Surgical : Association,'/ held •;last

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one whose heart is ;moved .to / sympathy
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tary Lansdowne; replying to-day to an .by human . suffering offer, speedy help. night,\ Dr. .T.~^ N. -f Boga rt of; Excelsior
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appeal of the executive committee of Disorders ;Reported '\u25a0: nt :

Losnovlc.
KIELCE, Russian^ Poland,; Now!;10—•
Contributions, :large or > small. ;may be I de- Springs,'. Mo.;:•, In an address, said :
5
that
the Zionist organization of Cologne posited ln: the \u25a0_ Oakland Bank' of Savings; Bright's disease* and --kidney.;hypereamia
asking for British intervention, for the Disorders are ; reported; at Losnovlc and a
acting Tas treasurer..
• v, • -.;-. arc ; Increasing ,among r railway engineers,
is notonly the soap best prevention of further outrages on the a battery of artillery was sent there to-
-1 "Rabbl-M. ;Frledlander; George Mos- firemen :and; conductors.
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Jews in Russia, telegraphed as follows: day from this city, -t /? . .""'\u25a0.;. ':. ;,-'/ Wi 'Are easily reached by the through train serv-
for toilet and bath but also "His Majesty's Government greatly

for shaving. Pears was

deplores the suffering of. your co-re-
• Austrian
ligionists, and has. reason
Strike I» Growing Worse.
to \ believe
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VIENNA,/Nov. 10.— The "passive- re-
1 ice
of the Chicago, Union 'Pacific^ and
that the Russian
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Government is mak-
sistance" / strike on the Austrian h. rail- j
ing-every effort to bring this lament-
roads: is extending -and'-'growing'Worse
a Nortn-Western Line. Three daily trains
the inventor of shaving- able disorder to an end."
daily.and is beginning to. detrimentally' BE from California points via the most : direct
stick soap.l MARTIAL LAW FOP. POLAND.
aCfectttraffic, toVapdJ from
many ;and else where. ; The ;
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-France, iGer-j
difficulty.In
. gS route and over the only double-track railway
Established over too years. Universities and High Schools Throngh-
reaching /a: settlement
- ' has yJ been in-! i|ijbetween the Missouri River and Chicago.
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VST. PETERSBURG.
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out Kuaaia ;Ordered Closed. creased '•by ;a ; Ministerial "Vnotification'
that ino negotiations lt. with the'l railroad 1
Nov. 10.—It is men will'be: iindertakenV until the -'pas-'
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ke6s J_)3ilv flnfi **"\u25a0--» •

\ Keepannounced that martial law; willbe de- sive resistance" is 'abandoned. /-

clared throughout Poland. / .
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SPECIALS >OR. TO-DAY-6AIOKiIAY
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. The. universities and high schools died
where you can
throughout Russia have been fclosed in- fromr;his /wagon
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it twice-a-day. Education-T;
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fresh :.42c, 1

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IS NAMED.
Minister ':-at Peking ;Detailed
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of.'Los ;Angel^es|County,
;near/Alhambra:
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