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LODGING HOUSE HOUSEFIRE HOUSEFIRE HOUSEV
V FIRE IN GLASGOW GLASGOWShirtyNine GLASGOWIhutyNinc GLASGOWhirty1ine
ShirtyNine Unfortunates Perished Perishedin
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in j the Flames and Smoke SmokePASSAGE SmokePASSAGE V
PASSAGE WAYS BLOCKED BLOCKEDHORRIBLE BLOCKEDHORRIBLE BLOCKEDV
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V HORRIBLE SIGHT PRESENTED BY BYTHE BYTH BYV BYTHE
THE TH E DEAD DEADiLASGOW DEADGLASGOV DEADLASGOW
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iLASGOW Nov li ILThe The most tm tmrible t triblo tV
V GLASGOV rible rIb flre It re that has bel oeeurrftl in inGreat InGrat InGrt
Great BrttaJu for nuuty ntaa y ybroke war warbroke apa apabroke
broke out her h today in a cheap lodg lodging lQ IodgIV ¬
IV ing house for men in I Wataon atn street streetand 8trMtmd streetud
and ud resulted re uJted in the Ions of thirtynine thirtynineIhcs thirtynineUCs thirtynineI1
Ihcs I1 s and the severe injury oC many manyothers uanyothers ulanyV ulanyotherL
V
others othersThe othersThe otherLV
V The flame were first jwticed u > Uced at 6 6oclock 8odock 6T
T oclock clock this thl morning inornIn on the fourth fourthJl fourth1ttr
fV Jl 1ttr > or of the building which was wa o oecu oecuHd occui cu cuM
M i Hd d by 381 3 men An alarm was WH aa raised raisedand rtliaednU rainedLthl
and nU the firemen responded quickly but butflames butti4111l8 butJSVttfle
flames and smoke were then issuing issuingEiom Isuincfom issuingI
I Eiom most of the windows on the fourth fourthHour fourthfl fourthIatr
Hour fl ur An extraordinary scene was cre crefeted erettd creLttI
feted ttd by a procession of almost t naked nakedrmn nakedIL1 Akedflun
rmn IL1 fl rushing ru hlnc out of the entrance to toUi tot toti
Ui t hf < building and against again t their frantic franticcfiorts franticffoltt franticC
cfiorts C fiot to escape the firemen ftr men had ac actually act411y neV ¬
tually to fight for admission admhwionPassage admissionPassage i iPassage V
Passage Ways Congested CongestedIaChiflg
j
4 i n IaChiflg acliing the upper VIIo lloors the lire ftreI
V V VV 1 V a 4 found that the narrow passages passagesi
j i IE e becoming congested con e lted with men menhad metti
i iO ti had dropped to the floors over overt overue
it ue I t by smoke The lire however howeverXVUK hO8verVLl hoveverconfined
XVUK VLl confined to the fourth floor and andas andas andas
as soon as a the firemen were able to tofee tofH toL
fee L to work It was speedily extin extinguished e ectlnuIshed Un UnuihetJ ¬
guished The 1h flame had been fed by bythe bYthp b bt1u
the wooden partitions which threw off offx offJlumea oftiIuzne
x jiumes of smoke resulting in the nut suff au auaUon nutrJ
f rJ ation of the inmates but others had hadJo hadt hadJV
Jo t JV lie taken to hospitals hospitalsHorrible ho hospitalsV pltal pltalHorrible
V Horrible Sight SightThe SightThe SightThe
The dead were ere mostly workmen in intif InHl intlicV
tif prime of life They presented preliJe tted a ah at11Ttble aLtrIbIe
h t11Ttble urible sight their blackened faces faceshearing tacesh
hearing h U arlng evidence of terrible struggles strugglest
t tV fcaPf fcaPf1lny atap ape apeMany j jMany
Many men were erf sleeping in the attic atticf atticflIOl atticu1Qt
f flIOl or above the burning fourth floor noortatd tOorJltd floornid
tatd these 1h e had narrow escapee The TheI Thetrne rhef
I trne imes burst through the floor and It ItVUH Itimpos itimpossible
VUH > impossible impos lble for the men IiI n to des dest dend
t ml nd The windows 10008 were securely lileCurel lileCurelhued
fistuied f hued anil a te t men had to break breakft breaktfm K Ktfm
ft tfm m so that tjiey could climb through throught
t t t neighboring roofs roofsliy rootsy
V liy y 10 oclock a search of the build buildJ
i J > s was intftie and a n l a complete list U of ofth ofhI otictIIfl5
th hI < victims obtained which showed showedthut swwedthat > noweeltltlt
that thirtynine were dead and thirty thirtytM thIrtytw
tM t injured
jujure4Nude
Nude Survivors SurvivorsIt
It appears alapea to be the th custom cu tOI11 of these theselugirs theeetr theseto
lugirs tr to sleep 8J I in a nude condition conditioni
V i V d < i the march of the survivors to the theXKiife theIIjdee the1Iine
XKiife station wa wu a fanUMitio tq trlo one onetoine onene oneI
I toine ne h had 4 snatched cked the covers of the thel thehd
V l hd < ls and others their trousers while whilei whileWY
i a my were nothing Th The local author authorW authorIn
W > hal to be caUed t ed upon U Oll to supply supplyV
ti tl V ineii fut > n with clothing and warm meals mealscnng nieadsi
i cnng 1 hS to their migratory ator habits lta ltath sad sadth sjuiUi
th jibcwnee of Permanent > homes many luanyCi
TV Ci > f the dead will never be kientifietl kientifietlT
T identification of others is rendered renderedlailu r renderedV nderedwiThult
V V4 lailu wiThult ult by the absence of clothing clothingCLUNIE clothingI
I I ICLUNIE
V CLUNIE WANTS WANTSTO TO TESTIFY TESTIFYformer TESTIFYOl1ner TESTIFYioriner
former Ol1ner Insurance Commissioner of ofCalifornia ofCalifornia ofCalifornia
California Takes Exceptions Exceptionsto
to MoCurdys Testimony Testimonytvm
V tvm d u FjHUjcisco < O Nov XO lIFormer lIFormerlaaur iLFormerV Former Formerte
V te e Insurance laaur lnce CommissJontr Andrew Andrewlunle AndrewIunle Andrewlunle
lunle ham taken exception to the ther theiluOUY theiuouy
r Muiouy iuouy given last la t Friday by S SS s slTdy S Srdy
S urdy of the Equitable Life before beforeti beforeNew
ti t New Xt York investigating Inn 8tlgatlnar committee committeelisufar committeeali
lisufar L ufar as it related to Mr h Clunics at att att atJV
JV t aide towards life lit insurance compa compaMS coinpax
MS 1 IS t while hJle be was insurance ecnmaisT ecnmaisTmr rouunlslit
mr lit He has telegraphed to C CIJughe A AIiuKhes Ahughes
hughes the attorney for the legislative legislativeS le lalfvo lalfvo14t1pUnK
S 14t1pUnK v stigating committee > his willingnesst willingness
V t rt zo tj to New York and give the com eommUice comnoitlpe coesV
V mUice ri tLe the full details d tun of his acts as asMnmisHioner aaITnufulontt anV
V c < MnmisHioner Mr Clunie said saidI
3 I have uue never heard of any demand demandCommand demandt
< i Command for a compensation compen aUon for foriiy tOIy Joey
iiy y brother from the Equitable or any anyMur anyU
U > Mur 111 I i company cotnn and I do not believe believett
tt lr re is the slightest essence e ellce of truth tljuth in intiny IniY iny
tiny iY y of these charges chargesA
V A K a matter matt r of fact tact I revoked the theJnse tnel1se theV
Jnse V l1se of the Equitable in this th state stateut atatedt state1tt
1tt < ut its attorney commenced an injunc injunci
i > n suit against he in the federal federali tedeNIlrtK federalnta
i Mtirts lrtK and the injunction is a matter of ofI
I i rd in the circuit court courtBANQUET courti ourtI
I s sBANQUET
i BANQUET TO PREMIER PREMIERItalian PREMIERItalian PREMIERItalian
Italian Statesman Makes Cheering CheeringSpeech CheeringSpeech CheeringSpeech
Speech at Naples NaplesNiplfs NapleslllfS NaplesNpis
Niplfs lllfS Nov 19 1 UJA Asumptuous umptuous ban banrut banCHt banV
V rut of MO covers was given last night nightru
ru Vt ih llw ht Theatre Verdi in honor of Pre Prei
i i if < r 1 Portia who has Just returned from fromt fromtlTabria
V 4 tlabria t and Sicily 8iell where he went to touUy taU toudy
> uUy U the needs of the sufferers from froml
T l 11 recent earthquakes earthquakesThf earthquakeTilt
Tilt > premier preml r delivered a speech In Inhkh InV n nvhirh
vhirh V hkh lii h he said id that the cabinet believed believedJi
V
Ji 1 114 liberal programme still enjoys the theinidence tnfol1lidfnce
4 inidence of parliament as a it has lias1Osis ha a alLsis aLLs
1Osis LLs the firm observance ob of law which whichi
V i V essential for liberty and strength strengthliTii stren strengthV h
V liTii 101 for protecting the rights rh h authority authorityi autborlt autborlti
V i of f prestige Jre ti < e of the state He prom promj
5 j rd d a more mo equitable distribution of oft oft
t xatlon and said Id that the finances of oftn ofttiP
tn 1111 country were good notwithstanding notwithstandingthe
the extraordinary expenses expen e incurred be because belI1H becal1
cal1 cause lI1H of such calamities amtti as 0 floods and andsfruins andfltnl11S andV and4tr9s
V sfruins and th the terrible earthquakes A AMi Afrtlial AV
V V Mi frtlial fial levy he said would uld mitigate mitigatetlt
tlt tf miseries occasioned by b the earth earthc earthelmke
V c elmke i Hikes and assistance would also be befiven belen belicn
fiven len to Sicily
RUSSIAN PRISONERS PRISONERSBECOME PRISONERS PRISONERSBECOMEMUTINOUS
BECOME BECOMEMUTINOUS BECOMEMUTINOUSI MUTINOUS MUTINOUSTokio
I Tokio Nov XO 19 j 630 o p m A telegram telegramfr e efrru
I fr frru tj Nagasaki aa aki says 38 that 5M 5O of the theTlussian thenu therussin
Tlussian nu udan prisoners of war b bound und for forladivostok forJadivOBtok fortiadlyostok
ladivostok on board the vessel Vlad Vladimir Vladimir VadIrnlr ¬
imir and Boroneji have shown signs of ofmutiny ofmutiny ofmutiny
mutiny The officers omce of the two ves veIsBt11iitd els elsrtJpilttd ta taapplied
applied to the th Japanese authorities to todispatch todispatch I
dispatch troops and police officers to totheir tothplt tothtit
their assistance a l tRnee One hundred consta constables eonatabIN ¬
4 bIN have boarded th the Boroneji and andfour andtour andfour
four Japanese torpedo boats have sur surrounded surround currounded ¬
rounded round < thetwo th8 two Russian ships shipsAdmiral RhlpAdmiraJ shipsdmiral
Admiral Rojeetvenslcy u on board hoardthe boardth boardthe
the th Boroncji BoroncjiCHURCHMEN j3OlOflCjiCHURCHMEN
Borondlt
t CD CDCHURCHMEN
CHURCHMEN PROMOTED PROMOTEDMexico PROMOTEDMe PROMOTEDjeboo
Mexico Me ico City Cit Nov O 19 IVTho The Mexican MexicanHr Me1csnj lnlcanHcalds
j Hr Hcalds alds Borne R mo correspondent cables cablesthat caba cabathat cablestlat
that Bonuventura Cetti secretary of ofthe ofthe II
the apostolic delegation in Mexico has hasbeen hasbeen baabeen
been appointed auditor of the dele delegation deleKation ¬ I Itlon
tion at Wohington W in ton The dispatch adds addsthat a addsthat lda ldathllt
that Guiseppe A Aver versa will go to Cub Cubns Cu Cut CubaTs
ns t envoy oxtrmordnary Dttrao1 nary U to > b be raised raisedlater rgisedlater hiM hiMlater
later to tolhenmkot therenkof apostolla apostoUdi1 apostcdIadeato dalegato ta
STEAMER HILDA HILDAGOES HILDAGOES HILDAGOES
GOES TO BOTTOM BOTTOMOver100
Over100 Over 100 Lives lost Off the North NorthOoasi TorthI Torthof i i06ast
I Ooasi of France FranceSTRUCK FranceSTRUCK PranceSTRUCK
STRUCK DURING A STORM STORMPARTICULARS STORMPARTICULARS STORMPARTICULARS
PARTICULARS OF THE ACCIDENT ACCIDENTARE ACCIDENTARE ACCIDENTV
V ARE FEW FEWQNDQX FEWL FEWV
V QNDQX ONItQNev Nov 19 19The The Southwest SouthwestHrn Southw t twaY
L L Hrn railways waY cr si channel steam steamer ¬
er Hilda was Vi rkai this morn mornIng mornfn mornlug
lug fn oft St Mate on the north coast of ofFrance otFraneeand ofFrance
France Franeeand and it is i believed that 10 or ormore ormore ormore
more of her passengers paall n e and crew crc wore weredrowned woredrowned woredrowned
drowned Tbg Hi da left Southampton SouthamptonFriday SouthamptonFrIda SouthamptonIrlday
Friday FrIda nigh for St Malo faJo with con considerably consltlerably conslderably ¬
siderably more than 100 souls on board boardHer boardHer boardHer
Her passage ae was greatly delayed by bya
a fog fo in the channel and when near nearing noarInlf nearlug
lug St Male she ran into a severe severesnowstorm severewowstorm severesnowstorm
snowstorm apparently apT arently missed her hercourse hercourwe hercourse
course and foundered on the rocks off offJardin otJIl1dln OffJardin
Jardin lighthouse three miles from St StMalo Sf StMalo
Malo I
Only Six Saved SavedThe SavedThe I
The companys steamer ste mor Adi out outward outward ¬ V
ward from St Malo rescued five of ofthe orthe ofthe
the passengers and one of the crew crewThese ere creuThese
These are npw on the way wa to South Southampton Southamrton Southarnptw ¬
ampton There U an unconfirmed re rel roJrt rePort
l Port > ort that seventy June boon saved savedTho sftvedTho savedThe
Tho crew 10 numbered twentysix t and andthere Ilndthero andthere
there were about a hundred pas p594efl p594eflgene en engera > n nger
gene all Frenchmen the majority b biny bin b1n
iny in onion dealers de lers from St Brieuc and andnel lndnel andnet
nel h orhpod orhpodA orboodA
A teleram from Ft t t Ser an adoln adolnIny ad01ning aVolnlug
lug the town of St Malo gi os the few fewparticulars fevpatUculara fewparticulars
particulars yet et available The 111 da dawaa dnwaa daas
waa as near St Male Saturday morning morningShe mornlnlShe mornIngShe
She struck stru the rocks at 4 oclock tun tunday tunday un unday
day morning in the roadstead off thj thjisand th thisand thiisand
isand of Cezembre C emlHe havin misssd the thetide thetide thetide
tide owing to tad weather and fog fogPassengers fogP fogPassengers
Passengers P ssenDers Were Asleep AsleepThe AsleepThe
The majority of the crew and pas pass passenger
V s Hangers ngers were ere as esp 9 p at the time Two Twoboats Tw Twboats Twoboats
boats were lowered one of which con contained conined contamed ¬
tamed ined five wen Mho ho arrived at St StServan StSeran StSeran
Seran The second e ond boat oat was as i icked ickedup ickedup Ickedup
up mpty at St Cast where thirteen thirteenbo thirteenholies thirteenbojte
holies bo lie were washed ashore The top topof topoC topof
of the Hildas funnel and her mast mastare mastare mastare
are visible at low tide according to tothe tothe tothe
the telegram from St Servan ServanThe SetvanThe
I The Hilda was built at Glasgow in in1SS2 in1S inV
V 1SS2 1S and registered 848 tons She was wasa as asscreY8lWtmer
a screw screY8lWtmer steamer of iron construction constructionand constructionland
and was as 235 5 feet in lenlhEXACT length lengthEXACT lengthI
land
I EXACT LOSS UNKNOWN UNKNOWNIt UNKNOWNlit
lit It Seems Certain However That Only OnlySix OnlySix OnlySix
Six Were Saved SavedSt
St Malo Franc Nov Xo 19 ItTho The exact exactnumber exactnlmber exactnimber
number of lives lost on the Hilda is un unknown unknou nitkuowii ¬
known h here r It is understood that there therewere therewere
were we about twenty twent firstclass fiT tcla s jwisseitgers jwisseitgersittrlttdiny lS 1ssengersiqchsdjng 6nger 6ngeri I
ittrlttdiny i hlctin several era English ngU8h people Among Amongt Amongthe monS monStiC
t tiC latter V were Hon Mr Mrs Butler sister sisterof siaterof sisteror
of LA Lord > rA Lan L1ftMborouch 0boroueh anti Colonel Pil PilI 11l 11lJett
I Jett tt Though It is l not certain that these thesewere thesewel theseWtI
were wel actually OH opboard board they were ex expected exJJeCtedtu oxpeeled ¬
peeled JJeCtedtu tu V tntvel l b by the Hilda and it is isknown I Imown Iiknown
known that ajl afl the firstclass tlrate passengers passenaeraJsnclisn pau pauwere passengerswere
were drnec These naseitgera ers wettt wetttEn veisenatiah
Jsnclisn En U1t officer and others othersVVwhtO VVwhtO who were wereet worectu wereefmiof
efmiof et ctu to Vr4Jj rejoin I Jotnt1er their families tall Hi ftr r to tosptmd to1IP tospcndt
1IP spcndt sptmd < lwF thfe season at SU St Malo and Dlnard Dinardopposite DlnardIvvP DlnardopposIte
opposite tdte St Malo MaloNo MaloNo MaloNo
No Others Saved SavedIt
It appears UPE4 to he certain that only six sixwere sixw sucwere
were w re saved a tl these being live onion sellers sellersanil sellersflOti lIers lIersno1
anil ttn n KngHsh HnaU h seaman named Grinter GrinterUolonging GrInterloftKlnJ Orinterlwlonglng
Uolonging > loftKlnJ to Guernsey Guerolt > and that the to total total totat ¬
tal oc Hoard b including the crew num numb numbfred numj5V5
b bfred < red 100 100The 100The I
The delay in the arrival of the Hilda at atflrat atrat atfirst
first rat inspired little anxiety anxlet an there was wasdreadful W88tJradtnl wasdradtul
dreadful weather 1Q lher in the channel and as aseveryone aseveryone aseveryone
everyone hud full confidence in her cap capI
i I talo Ge Gregory UI an experienced man who whoI
I was as likely likel to o oxerciae cxercl e caution in ap approaching apI appreaching ¬
I preaching the dangerous coast coa t of Brit Brittany DIttan BiIttans ¬
tans tan which he had known for thirty thirtyyean thilQI thirtyyears
I years
Body Washed Ashore AshoreThe Ashoren1e AshoreThe
The disaster was first suspected suspectedthrough sus suspectedthrough ted tedthrougb
through the washing ashore of a body bodyand bod bodand bodyand
and the tJt port authorities immediately immediatelywsnt
1 Bent out a tug It was then learned that thattht
I I the Hilda was wrecked on a treacherous treacherouscalled treacherousrlf
I ret close e to the Islands of C Ceimbre Ceimbrecalled mbr mbrI
called Lee Porte She had ha apparently apparentlyMtruck apparenUItItruck apparentlystruck
struck broken her back and immediate immediately immediatewok
I ly mink leaving no time to launch the theboattf the1ioataI theboats
boats The Jardlu light is quite close closeto closei closeto
to th the spot il Ot It cannot yet et be explained explainedcurred explainedat
i at vhat bat Hmo or how the dl aster 00 00curred occurred
curred The entrance to St St Malo is dan dangeroufl danceroua dangerous
geroufl the currents and rock needing needingth needlnattlt needingthe
th the > exercieo exeft Sf of considerable on lderable caution at all alltimett alltimt alltimes
times 4 and more more especially e peciaUJ in bad badweather bKdw badweatbec
weather weatherMany w weatbecMny tbct tbct1l0
Many 1l0 bodies have ha e been be n washed ashore aahoreat
at different d1tfC ot yointe int some wearing life lifebelto lifebelu lifebells
bells Six of the surv survivors of1l according to toa toa toa
a report in circulation here wer were rea reacued reacued roecued
cued by b the Ada from from the rigging riggingLit riggingl riggingList
Lit Is Lacking LackingThe
l The Southwestern Railway nanway company ic icUM I IIia Isas
UM yet unable to give a list of the Hildas Hildasngers Hildasr IThdaspassengers
passengers JaII ngers but they the say that a scorn scornat seorbooked scorebooked
booked passe < e at stations between Lon LonSeutbampton LondOlI Londoc
r doc and Southampton and that to the thebeat thebtaIt thebest
beat of their knowledge ninetynine were weredrowned weref weredrowned
drowned and only six Ix saved savedTlie savedThe savedThe
f The comrwuiv is Btlll without reliable reliabledotaila reliablecWtallii reliabledetails
details aa a to how the disaster happened happened1U
t 1U It agents at St t Male alo only on I briefly brietJ re reported le leported reparted ¬
ported The Ada da has out back and andreports andleJorts andreports
reports that the Hilda is a total wreck wreckat
at Lea Porte reef outside Jardin light lighthouse llghtbOUft lighthouse ¬
house The Adas boat saved five onion onionmen onionnten onionmen
men and a seaman named Grinter out outof outof outof
of the rigging They appear to Ixs the theonly theonly
only survivors survivorsNEW sul survivorsNEW C rs
rsfGIo
fGIo fGIoNEW
NEW GROUP OF CARDINALS CARDINALSPope
Pope Plus X Inclined to Favor the theClergy theClergy theClergy
Clergy of Venice VeniceRome VeniceRome VeniceRome
Rome Nov 1 1Accort1tn According to the thecomments thecomments thecomments
comments which hlch have ha e appeared in n the thepress thepre thepress
press pre the decision deci lon of the popeto ap appoint apPoint ¬
point the patriarch of Venice Mgr ilgrCavalteri MgrCava1zi r rCIlVaUIL
I Cavalteri II ii cardinal reUnal has not been al altogether altotretlier altogether ¬
together well ell received rec ied by the thevaU vaticanclergy Vatican Vaticanclergy < An Ancltr1
clergy it being remarked r rked that during duringthe dOlhacUte duringthe
the two years t and more of the pontifi pontificate pontificate pontidcafe ¬
cate of Pius X both the Italan cardi cardinals ll1rdlnals eardlnals ¬
nals created < outside the Vatican are areVenetian areVenetilu111 areVenetiiuie
Venetian namely Mgr gr Callegari Callegaribishop ealleeribl allegarlbishop
bishop bl hop oi Padua and Mgr i Lgr r Cavnllari Cavnllarithe Cilvallarithe Cavallarithe
the patriarch of Venice It is said that thatas thatu thatas
as the lat la Pon Pope L Leo o XIII favored all allth a11tM allthe
I th tM clergy e rgy of Pergula where he was wasarchbishop wasarchbishop a aalchhl8
archbishop alchhl8 op for many years thus form forming formI formlag ¬
lag 111 < a famous group roup called the Perugl Peruglanl 1 Perugiani eru l lani
I ani so Pius PIu X will 11I form a group which whichwill whichwilt hlch hlchwill
will be known as the th Venezi
PROGRAMME IN KOREA KOREAFurther KOREAFurther KOREAFurtherV
Further Details of the Convention ConventionWith ConventionWith ConventionWith
With Japan JapanSqoul Japan5ul JapanSeoul
Seoul Korea Kor Nov XO 19 191ho The now no con convention eonftI1tloft conentioit
vention a agreed gre reed d upon by Japan and andKorea andKo andiotM
Korea Ko in addition to establishing estabhishtIn 8tabU hlnS the thestatus Utestatu thestatus
status of Japanese Jaln e residents and the thetransfer thetransfer thetransfer
transfer of th tM management of foreign foreignrelations COlelgllrtlatOft foreignretatonii
relations to Japay provided that there thereshall thfresban thereshall
shall be no interfere Iterf 1nterferepc re > c with existing existingtreaties existingtreatl existingtreaties
treaties treatl and also for the retransfer of ofta ort ofthe
ta t the e adminIstration of external torn1 rela relations relations relattons ¬
tions when th the Korean government governnl nt is iscapably IscaPltbl IsVeapnbl
caPltbl capably of so doing It is believed be Uevfid that that4ln thatth thatthe
4ln th the wqrklng rJ lrlnr out or f tU the d details ot M AT ATn the thofte thenew
n fte new w programmo will require some somemonths somemo somemonths
months mo tha and it IK probable that tho Jap Japanoy Japas Japsnea
anoy as frell foreign lagatloB lf will willrwoain willl willremain
remain l ain until the 1h now reghno roQunos rouno Is In iuataliod Ina Instilled
stilled a a 1c d V V
V
The Cook CookSay Say Turk Ive Got a Bone to Pick Pi k With You
V
BRISTLING WITH WITHINFORMATION WITHINFORMATION WITHINFORMATION
INFORMATION INFORMATIONReport
Report of General William WilliamCrozicl Grazier GrazierChief CrozieiChief 1 1Chief
Chief of Ordnance OrdnanceNEW OrdnanceNEW OrthmnceNEW
NEW PROBLEM PRESENTED PRESENTEDSUBSTITUTED PRESENTEDtFE PRESENTEDINIFE
INIFE tFE SUBSTITUTED si sTITU D FOR THE THEROD TH THEROD E EROD
ROD BAYONET BAYONETWashington BAYONETWashington
I IVablngton
Washington Nor XO 1ft 19The The report lep rt > of ofGeneral otGeneral ofGeneral
General William Crosier chief of ord ordnance ordnanee ordsafes ¬
safes is so replete with technical infor information information Inferlibation ¬
mation concerning the arms and arma armament arma armament armameat ¬
ment of the United States array arm that thatLieutenant thatLieutenant thatLieutenant
Lieutenant General Chaffee Chft chief of ofstaff ofstaft ofstaff
staff has recommended that a copy COP of ofit otit ofIt
it be sent to each officer in the army armyGeneral arm armGeneral armyGeneral
General Crozier PFWSWUS some interest interesting InlereatIng Interesting ¬
ing information showing the growth of ofsun ofxun ofgun
sun construction how IIO it has advanced advancedfrom advancedfrom l I
from old style guns to meet the im improved hnproved unproved ¬
proved conditions in the manufacture of ofguns ofguns ofguns
guns the growing increase incNnfJein In the thick thicknw thicknl thickflogs
nw nl 8 of armor and the improved powder powderwhich powderwhich powderwhich
which is used for firing these guns gunsSerious gunsSerious gunsSerious
Serious Problem ProblemA
A problem now confronts ordnance of officers officers officers ¬
ficers on account of the th wearing of the thebore thebore
bore 001 of the gun through the great ve velocity velocity yebetty ¬
locity of the projectile with the result resultthat resultthat resultthat
that after att r some fifty or sixty sixt rounds roundsfrom roundsI
I from from large guna unll the rifling ia so worn wornI WOrnaay wornaway
away that the projectiles are no longer Jongerziven longergiveit
I given the motion of rotation necessary necessaryto necessarto
to steadiness of flight fll < l1t and Inadmissible Inadmissibleloss
loss of accuracy results rQittl n The question questionj questioliwhether questionwhether
j whether the guns should should not be used at ata ata ata
a power less than their strength in or order order ordet ¬
der to diminish the erosion ero ion and increase increasethe increathe Increasethe
the life is being considered The lh report reportsays reportsas reportsays
says
Loss of Velocity VelocityIt
It must be remembered that in thus thuslining thwusing thususing
using th the guns at 8 t less s power the t e energy energyof cnergoot
of the projectile is reduced by a sac sacrificoof BaCrlCic saciiflco
rificoof rlCic of that quality qua lit which it loses soon soonest SOOfteat soonret ¬
est in flight in any ny event namely the theI theeloclt thevelocity
I velocity eloclt and it mtgt mi t also b be remembered rememberMithal
1 that it is quite owible to retain r tain the thesuperiority thesUIJoenority thesuperiority
superiority of the gun iin n over anything anythingwhich anythingwbleh anythingwhich
which it is I called upon to attack alta by b using usinglarger u usinglarger tn tnlaner
larger calibers for given iven work and by bybuilding bybuilding bybuilding
building building guns at f larger size than is now nowcustomary no noCU8omary nowcustomary
customary experimental constructions constructionsas
as well as theory and natural foresight foresighthaving foresiJhthaYln ftrestghthaving
having haYln shown that the present conven conventional conventional conventional ¬
tional maximum need by no means be beaccepted beaccepted beaccepted
accepted as a a limit limitChange limitChange limitChange
Change of Bayonets BayonetsGeneral BayonetsGeneral BayonetsGeneral
General Crosier says that V at the sug suggestion sugxestlon suggestlon ¬
gestion of the president further eonsld consideration eonsldention eonslderation ¬
eration by b the t general staff ita resulted re ulted in inthe inthe inthe
the substitution of a knife for a rod rodbayonet rodba rodbayonet
ba bayonet onot for the army rifles lie adds addsIn atldsIn aidsSlit
In view of the instructions of the pres president presIdent preaIdent ¬
ident of the United nlidStates States that the util utility utllit utliIty ¬
ity it of f the design of saber used in our ourservice ourservice ourservice
service bt considered con6i lfred < the manufacture manufactureof
of the SOOOQ oOQ sabers and th the SdM scab scabbards seahb scabbards ¬
bards b rds referred to in my last t t r r8JQrt pqrt was wassuspended wassus wassuspended
suspended sus ndtd from Feb 24 4 to July Jul li 1 1906 1906Entrenching 1905Eutn 190 190Entrenching
Entrenching Eutn hing fools have been adopted adoptedas
as a part of the aoldiers equipment equipmentRETURN equipments equipmentRETURN
CJ CJRETURN s
RETURN OF THE MIKADO MIKADOFROM MI MIKADOFROM KADO KADOFROM
FROM TEMPLE TEMPLEOF OF ISE ISETokio ISElokJo ISETokio
Tokio Nov 19 430 p m InThe The em emperor cmperor 0 0I ¬
I peror returned to Tokio today todn after afteri afterworshipping afterworshipping
i worshipping at the Temple of l Jar 1stEarcr JarEager e eEager
Eager crowds were w weie ie at the railway n Uay ata ataI atethen
I then to greet gre him The emperor was wasi wasdriven
I i driven to the palace pal ce in an open op n carriage carriageamid CArrl CArrlald carriageamid
amid the hearty heftrt banzals b n ts of the vast vastthrong vastthrong UatI
throng that lined the streets streetsWILL 8 steetse steetsWILL ts
e 1 1WILL
I
WILL FURNISrj CUTICLE CUTICLESalem CUTICLESalem CUTICLESalem
Salem Ore Nov 19rhe s sm smJIith smpathy m mpathy
JIith pathy of five nurses nUfI aDd lll the house housesurgeon hou houseaurgen tl tlsurgem
surgeon at the Salem hos l10sJtal Jtal tal has lei leithem Ie 1 1them Ithorn
them to contribute yesterdavlOD gr fts ftsof ttsof frjof
of skin from their r vofll otu s to te < la ed edon edon eaton
on that of Gertnea le Eont Eonte an elddrlv elddrlvman elthrlvnian ld rl rlmM
man The skin wy wa burned from Le LeBontos LeBontes LeBonttus
Bontos bacK more than a year a 8ro 8roand aroand o oand
and refused to heal During DUMJ1C all this thistime thIstime thistIme
time he has been a patient at the th hos hospital hospital hospital ¬
pital pitalt
Or8 Or8f V
f JUBILANT JAPS JAPSTokio JAPSTok JAPSTok1o
Tokio Tok o Nov No 18 11 a m mThe Th > Jaan Jaanee Ja an ancae
ee press 8 III it jubilant Jpbl nt over the th Jac uc can essful eeCui cantel
tel conclusion t of the t new con eo ontion ontionwith ontJonwith oqUcuiwith
with Korea whereby Japans sysseralntv sysseralntvIti QJ eralnty eralntyIt
Iti formally and at11fY and flr ly ostbliah eet eetbtlalted bllabed d over overthe overthe overthe
the Hermit kingdom kinsdonJEWISH ldnSdolnJEWISH kingdomJEWISH
V
JEWISH RELIEF FUND FUNDNew F FUNDNow N NNow
Now York Nov 10 UIA tokalin sub subwjrlptions subaiOJlptions subsoriptions
wjrlptions to the he Jej iT JeWluiiVnnhIGtjfld Oi TU iEeli ne1tatJ fjnd nd of ofJ408651
J408651 08651 was announ anflotnd C t dftyfby dtl the thenational
reliefc rehietVcoththIttee conimitteej ommlttee VV
FORTYTON STEEL V INGOT IS BURIED BURIEDtViidvale BURIEDMidvale BURIEDMidvale
Midvale Company Would Not Sell or Use the Metal in Which a aCouple aCouple aCouple
Couple of Workmen Met a Horrible Death Deatha DeathaWeekAgo
a aWeekAgo Week Ago Agoi
i 1
PHILADELPHIA fov Cov 19 I1JAt At Mid Midt Midale Midr
t PHILADELPHIA r vale ale today a fatyton fotytonsteel steel ingot ingotperayjjgt Ingotpe Ingotperrn
perayjjgt pe perrn U d witr Witt thftMbloo and andbones andbones andbones
bones Qf ostworjihien worJ uen were wereburietl wereburietlwith buried buriedwith buriedwith
with tmHiolerinT t 1 0IexmrrIt ci g of the theRoman theRomanCatholic Roman RomanCutholic RomanCatholic
Catholic church 1 feworkmen worknien Who WhoWtr who whowetc ha hawere
were so strangely laid away were John JohnForlcin JohnForldn JohnIroricin
Forlcin and Joseph Gazda two foreign foreignspeaking foreignspe foreignspeaking
speaking spe klng laborers who met a horrible horribledeath horribledeath horribledeath
death a w week k ago They were w re in a pit pitnear pitflOIU pitnear
near a cupola containing many tons of ofmolten ofmolten ofmolten
molten steel A plug gave way and
80000 pounds of the fiery fluid poured pouradfrom pouredfrom pouredfront
from the cupola and overwhelmed overwhelmedthem
them The men were completely In Incinerated incinerated Incinerated ¬
cinerated and not a trace of them themgelves themtselves thornselves
selves or their clothing clothlngwas was left leftWould leftWould leftWould
Would Not Sell It ItThe ItThe ItThe
The Midvale Steel company com pan wa waaverse was wasave1se wasaverse
averse to selling the steel or using it itand itand Itand
and it was decided to bury bur it with the therites therites therites
rites of the church to which the un unfortunate unfortunate ¬
fortunate men belonged Accordingly Accordinglythe ccordin ccordinthe
the fortyton Ingot oval in shape 38 38feet 38feet 38feet
feet long six feet wide and five feet
thick was moved last week by a travel traveling travellug ¬
ing crane to the rear of the machine machineshop machIneshop machineshop
shop where a grave ten feet deep had hadbeen hadbeen hadbeen
been made The rh great mass of metal metalwas metalwas metalvan
was laid in the hole and ant a plat platform plat1orm platterm ¬
form built over it so that the theb thel thebniLal
b bniLal wal l services JvlcQ V could be b > bettor bettorperformed bettalper betterpert
performed per pert nne rmel In the center of the theplatform theplatform theplatform
platform was an opening six feet in indiameter indhunoter indiameter
diameter
All Heads Bared BaredA
A great crowd sought admission to tothe tothe tothe
the works today but only the two siS sl slI sltees
1 tees of Gazda who depended lep nded upon him himI
I j for support and about 100 workmen workmenwho workmenI workmenwho
I who were were on Sunday duty were per perknitted perI perinitted
I knitted to attend the services along alongwith alongI alongwith
with the officials of the company For Forkin Forkln Forkin
kin had no relatives relat es in this country countryAmong couitr couitrAmong countryAmong
I Among the officials was Charles Har Harrah Halah Hartahi
rah ah All heads were bared and flags flagsi fingswero flagswere
i were lowered to half staff while two twopriests twopriests twopriests
priests conducted the services After Aftert Afterthe Afterthe fter fterthe
t the sisters of Gazda had been led away awaythe awayI awaythe
I the groat ingot was covered with earth earthand car1hand earthand
and the funeral party dispersed The Thegrave Thegrave Thegrave
grave of the men will be appropriately appropriatelymarked approp1iatelymarlcd approprIatelymarked
marked by the company
WENT OVER THE BOUNDARY LINE LINEPortland LINEPorUand LINEPoriland
Portland Police Raided a Gambling Joint in an Adjoining AdjoiningCounty AdjoiningCounty AdjoiningCounty
County and Trouble in the Courts Will WillLikely Ylilllikely WillV
V Likely Follow
n ORTLAND Ore Nov No 19 J9A A Te Teculiar lccullar e er
PORTLAND r culiar legal entnglerrent ent nglerent is like llkely likeIy lIkely
ly it is 1 said to result from a raid raidmade lIJdmade raidmade
made last night by Portland police on onthe onthc onthe
the Milwaukee Country club a a gam gambling gambling gembhing ¬
bling resort operated in the city of ofMilwaukee otJIUwaukee ofMilwaukee
Milwaukee Clackamaa cou county ty a town townlying townIng tdwnhyng
lying on the Willamette river a coule couleof
of miles south of the city limPs of ofPortland ofPortland
Portland According to the charter of ofthe ofthe
the city clt of Portland which i il in Mult Multnomah Multnomab u1t u1tnomah
nomah county count franKed by b the state statelegislature statelegislature ate atelegislature
legislature the polite e power of Port Portland Portland Portland ¬
land to suppress gambling extends a adistance adistance adistance
distance of four miles milt outside the theboundaries theboundarIes theboundaries
boundaries of the city cityAt eit V
At the time the charter was passed passedthere ri8edthere rassadthere
there was no incor orated ton to n within withinfour withinfour withInfour
four miles of Portlands limits Su Suqjently Sus
s qjently however the ie 1 > is aturc aturepassed aturcpasst aturcpassed
passed passt an a act Incorporating Incor oratin the city of ofMilwaukee ofJllwaukEe ofMIlwaukee
Milwaukee conferrin upon it the us
bat police powers enjoyed by corpor coriiorated corporfiled corporafed
filed cities citiesShortly cUitSShortly citiesShortly
Shortly after Sheriff < Word of this thiscounty thiscounty thiscounty
county conducted a successful cam campaign cam1al cainalit ¬
paign 1al alit 1l against gambling in Portland PortlandIsaac PortlandIU1C PortlandIsaac
Isaac Gratton established the Mil Milwaukee Milwaukee Milwaukee ¬
waukee Country Countr club This institution institutionhas
has been a thorn in the side of M Myor MyorHarry yor yorHarry yorHarry
Harry Lanes administration adminJ trnUon and aft after alter aftor ¬
er nonth of threats the local detec detecttves detecthe detecttves
ttves finally raided the i flace flaceGratton lace laceGratton laceGratton
Gratton who is a man of lar large largemeans e emeans emeans
means claims to have expended 2000 2000on iOOOon OOJOon
on his resort r rt and it is said wil con contest cont contest ¬
test in the courts the question as to towhether towh towhether
whether wh tl1el the act incorporating Milwau Milwaukee mwnuJUte i ilcue ¬
JUte did not repeal the police power of ofPortland orPOJtlAud ofPOLtliIl
Portland so far as the territory within withinMilwaukee withinMilwaukee wIthinMIlwaukee
Milwaukee is concerned and also as asto asto asto
to whether the state can vest Cdt in a mu municipal munieial ¬
nicipal corporation the power to in invade invade invade ¬
vade the confines of unotrer anot e ccunty of ofthestate afthe f f1he
thestate the state for any purpose whatever whateverLe whateverLea whateverLea
Le Lea a authoriti9 in this thl city cit dis disagree dIsa disagree ¬
agree a ree on the legality of the raid V
BURNING BOOZE AT BROADFORD PA PABonded PABonded
Bonded Warehouse Containing 810000 Gallons of Whiskey WhiskeyMakes WhiskeyMakes WhiskeyMakes
Makes Spectacular Fire and Endangers the theTown theTownLoss
Town TownLoss Loss 4000000
i i ONNBLLSVIILE OK LLSVILLE Pa Nov ov 1 aAt aAtthe iAthJ At Atthe
C hJ the A Ovorholt distillery at Broad Broadford Broadford Broadford
ford today 810000 gallons of whis whisky whisky whtlsky ¬
ky furnished furnlshod a spectacular fire nt entail entailing entailIng entaIllug ¬
ing a loss of 4000000 OOOO The main bond bonded bondo1 ¬
ed warehouse was burned to the theround tlt6glound theground
ground round A steady stoad northeast wind which whichblew whichbletv j jblew
blew the llamas toward the Youghlo Youghlosheny Youghloghen Yonghlogheny
sheny ghen river saved the town of otBror Broafl Broaflford Brondford 1 1ford
ford the buildings of the H C Frlck FrlckCoke IPrIckCoke
Coke company and am the Baltimore BaltimoreOhio BaJtlmoreOhio BaltimoreOhIo
Ohio railroad r llroud station stat on from destruction destructionSmoke destructionSmoke destructionSmoke
Smoke was first seen issuing from tho thothird thothIrd thethIrd
third story stor which was alongside the theBaltimore theBaltimoro theBaltimore
Baltimore Ohio tracks tracksBaroly tla tracksBarely ks ksBaroly
Baroly Escaped Death DeathJoseph DeathJoaeph DeathJoseph
Joseph McDonald McDon ld and n Ge George rge Pat Patckin latckln nt ntckln
ckln employee climbed up the ijree ijreecap tire eel eelape escape
cap ape and opened one of the mall iron irondoors irondoors irofldoors
doors They were caught in a Buftecat wltoatIllg suftaeatIng Buftecating
ing cloud of smoke which suffocated suffocatedthem suffocatedthorn mttocatedthem I
them and th then < jn dropped unconscious on onthe anth ciathe
the th fire escape escilpe They were wercreseued rescued by byothr b bothr byothr
othr workmen and a general alarm alarm1was alarmwns alarmwas
was sounded Tho bluetingad flamftS flamftSfrom 0 fli1flfrfrom m
from from the burning alcohol Avorck WQr WQrahooUnS1 vqrtwitjr vqrtwitjrshooting SSra SSrashooting
shooting more morctbnn than 100 1 1O feet irftotneTai idtoiU e1ar
As barrels of old ryo whisky hls on each of ofthe ofthe
the four lloors burst the blazing liquid liquidwas liquidwaa liquidwan
was splashed an n all directions The Thomain TheJUain TheiTtaIn
main track of the railroad was kept keptelaar keptcl keptebogt
elaar cl 6 l oC debris and passenger trains trainsshot trainsshot trainsallot
shot past at such speed as to avoid
damage damao from the Intense heat heatAppeals hootAppeals heatAppeals
Appeals for Aid AidCalls AidCalli AidCalls
Calls for help ware sent to Connells Connellsville Connollville Conpellsyule
ville Uniontown and McKeesport
Broadford is l iJUl ut two miles from here hereand herenncI hereand
and the ConnelJsvIlle fire department departmenton dep rtment rtmenton
on a special train tra n reached the scene scenequickly scenequckly scenequIckly
quickly The men by hard work man managed managed managed ¬
aged to save the buildings bufldln nearby and andthe Itndtlje andte
the calls < to the two other towns wore woreWithdrawn vorefitidrwn
Withdrawn tItuit n Tim ruined building bul1din and
its contents were still burning fiercely fiercelyat fiercoyat
at midnight but the structures sur surrounding surrounding norroundtng ¬
rounding It have ha been so thoroughly thoroughlysoaked thoroughl5Oaktd thoroughlysoaked
soaked with water that no further loss lossis lossfeared lossis
is feared It is I supposed d that the tire flrestarted tirestarted
started ether from spontaneous com combustion cornbastion ¬
bastion or from a spark thrown by bypassing a apassing
passing g locomotive l down one of the theshafts theshatts theshafts
shafts shaftsjThjaAQverh9lt shafts4liOvethlt
4liOvethlt < jThjaAQverh9lt mfl overJ191t plant Is practically practicallyV
V jslfflby b by B C Frlck and the Mellons Mellonsrof
rof Pfttsburg 1 sburg
RUSSIAN REDS REDSARE REDSARE REDSARE
ARE DEFEATED DEFEATEDStrike
Strike S e Called Can d Off With No Prospect Prospectof ProspectofRen
V of ofRen Renewal RenewalNEW BencwalNEW VaI
V
NEW PARTY IS POWERFUL POWERFULEIGHTHOUR POWERFULEIGHTHOUR POWERFULEIGHTHOUR
EIGHTHOUR MOVEMENT IS NOW NOWABANDONED NOWABAN NOWABANDONED
ABANDONED ABANDONEDM ABAN DON ED
+ + + > M + + 444444r4 + + + + + M + 4 4 4
4 St Petersburg Nov 20 310 10 a a amThe azpThe + ff
+ f m mThe The eoneervajtive leaders IT I + 4the
+ the council of workmen Vo kmep are a ain ainIctoriou am amvictorious 4 +
4 + victorious At 265 ocioc o loc this thislflQrnh thismorning +
4 + morning lflQrnh they the C carried Jrtcd a resolut on Ona +
+ agairst a airst any attempt to Introduce introducea 4
4 + a movement movcmentfor for an eighthour eighthourS eighthour4Kr 4 44xflay + I
4xflay + 4Kr 4Krc V + 44t
4t + rVM + M + 4 4 44444f4444 + + + + > 44444 44444OT + +
OT c T PET PETBflSBDB PETBflSBDBm PETlI SBUBGNov S t1R Nov 20 135 135mAfter a
ST S 0 m mAfter After V the thewhich severe reverse reversewhich reversewhIch
which they suffered early yester yesterday yesterday ettr ettrday ¬
day morning when at the end of a asevenhour nseenhour iisevenhour
sevenhour debate the council eo nil 4r t work workmen wor wormen workmen ¬
men decided to abandon the industrial industrialstrike indu industrialstrike tria1 tria1strike
strike the loaders J ders of the extremist so socialist sociaUst socialist ¬
cialist factions of the St Petersburg Petersburgworkmen PetersburGworkmen Petersburgworkmen
workmen > are aeain on om onraxed aed a ed in a hari hariand har1an1 han hanini
and apparently losn Iteht in defense defenseof
of a resolution for an eizhtho ei htho r da dawhich dawhich tinwilicil
which was the th slogan of last weeks weeVssriike weeksstllke weekssrtike
sriike bpt was abandoned at the ant astinomenr l8fmoment antntomentln
inomenr moment ntomentln in favor of ofan an appeal for 0 the thelives Uttlives tt ttlives
lives of he mutineers at Cronstadt and andtha andthe andthe
the liberty of Poland PolandVigorous IJolandVigorous PolandV I
V Vigorous Opposition OppositionWhen OppositionWhen OppositionWhen
When the council convened last night nighta
a 5 sociojist representative introduced an anamendment ananendment anamendment
amendment to the resol 1esoltion tion callln 0 otht 0ui 0this
this ui strike providing that the men n nreturning1 nrcturnlng areturning
returning to o work hereafter a or onl onlcisht onieight I
eight hours laying down their tools toolsat toolsat toolsat4
at at4 4 ocjock in the afternoon Instead of ofC
6 while insisting on the same rate of ofpay orl ofPaY
pay l > oy Encouraged by their earlier vic victory vietory lc lctory ¬
tory the conservative leaers at t once onceopened onceocned onceoened
opened a vigorous oprosit on to the theresolution theres theresolution
resolution res oluUon pointin out the determina determination determinaLion ¬
tion of the employers to re ard any anyattempt anyattempt anyateinpt
attempt to obtan shorter hours lIou by byrevolutionary byreoluUonnry byrevolutIonary
revolutionary moan as a the signal sl nat for fora
a lockout of the great rrass sit < jf the theworkmen theworkmen i iworkmen
workmen of St Petersb petersbrx r and th t tthey tthey
they th Y were In no position to enter on a aproorrged aProoryged aproonged I
proorrged combat com tat of endurance at the thevery tilevery I Iv
very v ry outset of a a long cod co d winter I
Time Not Opportune OpportuneA
1 1the
A number of orators even questioned questionedthe quesUon il
the wisdom of an eighthour day da itself itselfdeclaring itselfdeclaring iJselfdeclaring
declaring that Russia at resent f was wasnot wasnot wasnot
not ripe ri e for it it vhie others who are in insympathy in8ym insymathiy
sympathy 8ym athy with the movement for a ashorter ashorter ashorter
shorter day daclared that it vou d not notbe notbe I
be wise to fritter away their strength strengthat 5tren th that
at this time when a great and de decisive decIsIve deelslve ¬
cisive combat in January was imni imnlnant imninon Imnifont
font nantAt non fontAt
nonAt
At 1 oclock ths mornin the de ate atewas atewas atewas
was on in fuel swing witi wItlno no si ns of ofabatement ofabatement ofabatement
abatement the decision se e mm tntn mm mmly larss larssly 1nrel
ly l to hinge on the question as to towhether towhether towhether
whether the owners would stand 0 otheir 0their 0theIr
their guns and shut down rather than thanrodue thanr thanrntluqetke
rodue r rntluqetke QuQtthetunlerQfhoulS QuQtthetunlerQfhoulSWe the Humler of hours howsWere hoursWer
Were We lNo No Riots RiotsAppr Riots RiotsApprehensions RlofsApprehensions
Apprehensions Appr he slons thift the th defeat ofthe ofthereds otther oCVtliereds
reds r ds in the council might inspire them themto thfWlto
to take violent measures yesterday yesterdayagainst yesterdtyatainst yesterdayagaInst
against the troops or the merchants merchantswho merchantswho merchantswho
who refused to close their places of ofbusiness ofbusiness ofbusiness
business Saturday when ordered by the thelaeders thelaeders theIseders
laeders were happily without founda foundation foundllton foundaVon ¬
ton though rumors of collisions be between between between ¬
tween workmen and troops In the Vasi Vasillestrov VasilIostro Vaslllestrov
llestrov and Putiloff districts were in incirculation incirculation incirculation
circulation circulationAt
At police headquarters however It Itwas ItWflS Itwas
was said that there had been no disor disorders dlsorders disorlers ¬
ders and at strike headquarters the theAssociated theAssociated theAssocIated
Associated Press was informed that thatthere thatthere thatthere
there had been no collision though per perhaps perhaps perhaps ¬
haps a few fe shots might have been fired firedin firedin firedIn
in the air by overexuberant demon demonstrators demonstrators demonstrators ¬
strators Nevertheless the patrols in inthe int11C Inthe
the streets were doubled yesterday yesterdayThese 3eHterdaThese yesterdayThese
These were generally commanded by bynoncommanding b bl1oncommantllng bynoncommanding
noncommanding officers showing that thatin thatin thatin
in spite of the rumors of disaffection disaffectionamong disaffectionamong disaffectionamong
among the troorjs the government was wasnot WftRnot wasnot
not afraid to trust the soldiers of the thesuard theuard theguard
guard uard at large without commanding c of officers officers officers ¬
ficers
Shrewd Tactics TacticsThe TacttcsThe TacticsThe
The highsounding proclamation with withwhich withwhl withwhich
whl which ll the council of workmen an announced announced announced ¬
nounced the end of the strike declaring declaringthat declaringthat declaringthat
that demonstration had served its itspurpose itspurpose itspurpose
purpose by b saving the lives of the mu mutineers 111Utineers mutjneers ¬
tineers at Cronstadt while of course it itis itis itis
is principally a blind to cover defeat as asthe asthe asthe
the trials of the mutineers are still in inprogress Inpro Inprogress
progress pro grass is at the same time shrewd shrewdtactics shrewdtactics shrewdtactics
tactics for us in the propaganda which whichthe whihtIlO whichthe
the council is actively pushing among amongthe amongtile amongtile
tile army and navy Such a claim claimhowever claimhoweer claimhowever
however cannot disguise dl5 ulse the fact that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the strike was inaugurated to compel compelthe compelthe compelthe
the government not only to pardon un unconditionally uncon UncondItionally ¬
conditionally con < lItlonalh the mutineers but to toabolish toabolish
abolish martial law In Poland and to tocompel tocompel tocompel
I compel the calling of a constituent as assembly assembly assenmbly ¬
sembly achieved none of which objects has been beenachieved boenachieved beenachieved
New Party Formidable FormidableThe
The refusal refu 1l1 of the affiliated organisa organisations orgftni organisations a aHons ¬
tions in the interior to respond to the thecall thecaU tltecall
call and th the revolt of many of the bet better better bettot ¬
ter class of workmen here against the thedictation thedlctalton thedictation
dictation of oCpolitica1 political agitators and andwalking andwalkiQg andwalking
walking delegates by no means repre represents represents reproseats ¬
sents the full measure of the real de defeat defeat dofeat ¬
feat of the strike movement The strike strikeby strikebr strikeby
by alienating public sympathy and andopening andopening andopening
opening the eyes of intelligent liberals liberalsand liberalsant liberalsap4
and moderates to the fact that the first firstduty firstdUlY firstduty
duty of the t1ehour hour was was to stand by the thegovernment thegoelnmeIit thegovernment
government io Its efforts to tranquiiizc tranquiiizcthe
the country count and an 1 to make head against againstthe againstthe againstthe
the tide of socialism and revolution revolutionwhich revolutionwbich revolutionwhich
which was threatening Russia with an anarvhy an11och anaiehiy
arvhy 11och aided greatly fn the formation of ofthe Qtho qfthe
the law and order old r party which has hasnow hasnow hasnow
now sprung into iVto formidable being beingSituation beingSituation beingSituation
Situation at Moscow MoscowInterest MoscowJnterilt MoscowInterest
Interest has now shifted to Moscow Moscowivhere Morcowvhern Io ow owJter
ivhere Jter the aemstVo congress o oVenel oVenelyesterday ened enedyesterday en ell elly
yesterday y ter ay The members m lnbers of the new newparty new1Jtlrty newlwrtY
party from all parts arts of the country countryhay countryhae countryhave
hay gone there to make a fight In thd thdcongress th thcoJig1e thmOcoiigrest
congress for a > unionof all the cannery conservative conserntive canneryative ¬
ative and literal elements to hold up upthe upthe upthe
the hands of Count WItte to condemn condemnthe con iemit iemittie
j
the political strike to seek further furtherro furtherrolittcal ro roIftlcal roIftical
Iftlcal salvation through the doors doorsoened doorsoened
oened 0 oned by the manifesto 111anJJesto though thou h it i ineither ift ineither
neither expect oxpectbJ c nor desired that the theconstitutional theconstituUdnal theconstltutidnal
constitutional democrats democrats wil abjure abjuretheir a ajurethlr jure juretheir
their programme > rogrammo while jolnrig join ng in the themovement themovoUJPut themnovomeat
movement to uid in the restoration resto ntlon of oftranquility ottranquility oftranquility
tranquility It Is expected that a rharp rharpcombat th811combat iharpcombat
combat will 111 develop dev lop with the large fac faction taction metlon ¬
tion of the zamstvolsty who are ar arrayed arrayed arrayed ¬
rayed with the socialists to continue continuethe continueUle continuethe
the fight against a tnst V the government to tothe tothe tothe
the bitter end The Th result of the con congrees conrMS congrass
grass rMS is I awaited with the deepest in inter inI intenant
ter t tenant rast st V
rastNo stNo No Sympathy for Poland PolandThe PolangThe PolandV
I
V The failure of the th strike strt e has shown shownthe show11the ehowntIi
the tIi country as a whole how littleHym littleHympathv UttleHympathv lLttIesymnpatlw
pathv there is with Poand in her de demand demand tieinalld ¬
mand for complete autonomy At AtMoscow AtMoscow AtMoscow
Moscow the railroad moo refused to tostrikeon tostrlkeon tostrikeon
strikeon the ground that they did not notI notIcy
I Icy bi ItJZ Wlt w1ti V t the e Po Paler Ies in their thebIstro theirxjwijmut
SYI1lI 1tjJ xjwijmut Y1lt 1 n tbM thi thiof I1flrt I1flrtof
Istro of if 4thQ 1 m7umemubcilt J11m IJ1b 1 only tco tcow tcowe1tth
w we1tth lrifhti cn3 ondresnars W rs with the Poles
COLON OUTSIDE OUTSIDETHE OUTSIDETHE OUTSIDETHECANALWORKS
THE THECANALWORKS THECANALWORKSSan CANAL WORKS WORKSSan
San Gristooal to Become the tlleOh Ohief OhiefCity OhifV f fCity
V City on n the Isthmus IsthniusPLANS V f fPLANS fPLANS
PLANS OF THE ENGINEERS ENGINEERSFINAL ENGINEERSFINAL V
FINAL REPORT BY THE END OF OFNEXT OFNEXT OFNEXTMONTH
NEXT NEXTMONTH NEXTMONTHV NEXTMONTHI MONTH MONTHilASHJXGTON MONTHAVASHIGTON V
I P ilASHJXGTON NOV No IfcTltHptuA IfcTltHptuAJy lOl 1Li1WaZ4Y
11 Jy AVASHIGTON Y of coiisratR COftStftSltt enffncjeri ° e ° of1 G Ginthinian tbP tbPisthmian ibIUn
isthmian Un > lan canal comtnteskm oomm oommdecided l ldecided hf hfdecided
decided to substitute Bnwssls nrU el for Saris Sarisa Ja1las ri3xIsa5
as a the meeting place of the forsftfi forsftfimembers for ford fordinenibers
members next January The rsaaa rsaaafor T TtOl rssorn rssornfor
for this decision decl lon is that Brussels Bru is ismore tS tSmore ismore
more conveniently stuated V forsera forseraof tor fQ sevetl sevetlof eral
of the members The American Arnericangineer 1 er en engineerwho 4IIIDglneer ¬
gineerwho glneer who rmo will go to Brawwl lirnsselsiik lirnsselsiikthe l il1yiJ Vi4h Vi4hthe
the documents to be beyet signed ST e has iot iotyet <
yet Ye been chosen en pur Durn Durng n fhiiF Woefc JQ1t a acommittee arommlUe acoinrntUeq
committee of three members of theboard the theheard
board with General Davi DaVISV a 4 4man c4alr c4alrman lsirman
man will make a rough draft of thi thifinal th thftnal thfinal
final report which will them t 1 have h a t tbe to tobe tobe
be worked out 1 i detail aud Pd1 is ex exl e eIHctel epeetei
l IHctel > eetei to be = ready about the tll tn4 id of ofDecenler ofDece1Jler ofDecenler
Decenler The sea le e canal rapatwltlob rapatwltlobhaR whJob whJobhas whiihhas
has been voted Y Ud uou u ou b 1 the morn ertf ertfviI ctsyiP w wwil
viI have a width at the th iottom o 1 1 0 0feet 0feet 0feet
feet except inthe in the Culehr nut wj where wJteNthat wherethat er erthat <
that width will be w x oi j fet t t Tfcf T1legrW T1legrWor fifstfr fifstfrer ptarer
er width in the th cut ut is i necewaiy euaryiu iu iuallow t tllow
allow two shii shfd a to p pan s each ee1ibetween VieJ VieJsafely 0tt r rsafely
safely between the hivh bank 1 of tb tbcanal the thecanal
canal which will be form formed tr f the vo vG v3 v3deep y ydeep i
deep excavation excavationGreat V VGreat
Great Harbor at Liroan LiroanThe LinlonThe
The plan a u adorteJ by y the hoard hoardwoud boatfiwoud hoardwoud
woud make Llrron tay one of th thgreatest tk tkgreat thegreatest
greatest great t haror halo 018 of the world orld A most mostthrough mosth mostthrough
through h the middle of the ray a break breakwater bkwater inakwater ¬
water will be b built and a shditw shditwbreakwater ah sii6stnrbreakwater ster sterbreaJuater
breakwater will willb be built from San SanCristobal SailCristoba1 EcuCristobal
Cristobal which is American territory territorythereby territorthereb territorythereby
thereby thereb leavirf Colon which h1c baton s sto 5to ato
to the republic of Panama out outs d de 4 of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the American canal worts orls Undo the theplan theplan
plan as adopted by b the board San SanCristobal EecCrstobal q qCr
Cristobal Cr stobal is expectel to become b ome Oe Oechief t tchief thechief
chief city cit on the Atlantic side 81d of th thcanal flue UtictLNtl fluecanal
canal and the promontory on which whichalses whichaises
alses a < Ises the statue of Coumb Coumbus > will b bcovered be becovered
covered with official tul d ngs n 5 clocks dOJkcoaJing dokscoaling clockscoaling
coaling stations and all the works nec necessary neeossary necossary ¬
ossary for or an important bar or The Thecanal
canal constructed by b the French bo bogan begas
gas an at San Cristobal It s now pro proposed PlOrJOcJedb propoced ¬
posed rJOcJedb by the board to build a short shortdirect shortdirect
direct canal from Mindi to Limon Lirnonthereby bay baythereby baTthereb
thereby making mhki S the distance dh tI1Jee shorter shorterby shQrcrby J1Qrtcrb
by b a few hundred yards and 11d dee deecilitatiag J JcUi a acilitatius >
cilitatius cUi ta ti11 navigationand no vil1 lion and making IDa king itiJos itiJossible Itroltsi ltros8ih
sible si 8ih le for shijs shI s to sail > 111 into the canal caiialwithout CAQnlhovlng canalwithout
without having to make any difficult difficultturns dlfttC1ttturns dhfUciltturns
turns turnsThe turnsThe V VThe
The breakwaters necessary n for the theformation
formation of f this harbor ofSan CJt San Cfte Cfteto Cr Crto CIsto
to al will be an item of erect ex expeise XPurse oxperse
Purse They The werfe era the subject of oflengthy t1e oflengthy
lengthy 1e th3 discussions ti in tUemMtio55 tlte m tJn QC Qt c
the 1te toaui t arUV They lwy would ha a e r Bjm nill nille nJ10e Jjttc Jjttces V Vin
es 4y JIt in case CD easelock a lock corral had b1Jeftchosen utica uticachosen Djienchosen
chosen chosenI
I On 9n the Pacific Side Sidetin SI SIdeOn e ed
V
tin d 1i11 ttiQ tbqiac1hC JPaclfic pa J ie side at Panama lM theas H HI
I pl 1 jM as swbpted d Ptd yesterday itterdayareleo itterdayareleod are also Stoodifferent V Vdjftorent
different d trOtent from fromth those tii su s of the F Fneach FneachCanal etlCb etlCbCanal ch chCanal
Canal company The French Fr noft canal canalends canalends anld anlde
ends e Is at La Boca and it was found as asI 8one asone
I one of the difficulties that the Bio BioGrande woGrande RioGmnude
Grande with its many brunches lI1tJHMcrosses branihescrosses brunchescrosses
crosses the canal and In the rainy 1111 1111son sea season season ¬
son inundates it and does great dam damage damage damage ¬
age to the works already constructed constructedby
by the French Therefore it was de decided decided decided ¬
cided that t at the cohal should be built builtnearer builtnearer builtnearer
nearer to the city ell of Panama and andshould andshould andshould
should run between two hills one called calledSosa calledSosa calledSosa
Sosa and the other the well el1 known An Ancon Ancon Ancon
con Ancon An con is the higher of the two twoOn twoOn
On it the American hospitals are built builtand buntand builtand
I and it is one of the moat healthy place placeon plHceJIIon
on the isthmus At this place the oho oholock ono1000k one onelock
lock necessitated through the differ difference differI ¬
I ence in the tides of the Atlantic and andthe andthe andthe
the Pacific Paci e will be built This lock lockhowever oekhoweer lockhowever
however will not retard the progress progreatiof
of ships through the canal In the n first firstplace firstplace > t tplace
place ships coming comln from the Paclflc Paclflcwill PaclftcwilJ Pacilicwill
will have to stop some thne anyway u ube to tobe tobe
be visited by b health officers and by bycivilian bycivilian bycivilian
civilian authorities and furthermore turthwJ01eduring turtriporedurIng furthermoreduring
during a large part of the day da this kick kickwill 1cMkwill leekviIl
will be entirely entirel open as the levels of ofboth o oboth
I both oceans will be equally high hi h At Atthe Atthe U Uthe
the Panama side no plans have yet yetbeen yetbeell yetbeen
been made for breakwaters breakwatersBoard breakwatersBoard breakwatersBoard
Board in Two Groups GroupsThe GroupsThe GroupsThe
The plans for constructing a Jtek Jtekcunal Jckcanal l ck ckcunai
canal at thirty feet altitude were n ndiemssed nuwr nuwrdiscussed r rdiscussed
discussed and from the beginning tile Cfeeboard tileboard Uieboard
board was divided into two groups grou of ofeight oCI ofeight
eight and five members one in favorof favor favorof
I of sea level plan and the other in favor favorof favorof favorof
of a lock canal C1in l A compromise plan planwas pmnI
I was never brought up at any time timeI timeIt V VIt
I T It nnn 1 be n rl v t 41 1 > A i ithat
can authoritatively reiterated reiteratedthat reiteratedthat
that none of the foreign delegates to tothe tothe tothe
the board came here with specific in instructions 1ftstructions Instructions ¬
structions from their governments The Themembers Tbtmembers Themembers
members of the board came here at th the thtobiddIng thebidding
bidding of the United States and their theirgovernments thtJrgovernments theirgovernments
governments gave them a long leave leaveof leaveof leaveof
of absence ao that they might give thplr thplrservices tl1f1i1services thtdrservices
services to this country countr sending themwithout them themwithout
1 without any instructions whatever whateverThey 1hateverTh whateverThey
They Th < W will leave Washington by next nextSunday nextSunday nextSunday
Sunday and stay a few Ie days da s in Now ICowTork NowYork NewYork
York before leaving for Europe EuropeOn
On Tuesday night next General Da DRvis Davis
I vis chairman of the board of f consult consulting con onaultlug uU uUin ¬
lug in engineers will entertain the foreign foreigndelegates forel8ft forotgetdelegates
delegates at a farewell dinner at his hishome haahome hishome
home
Cost of Canal 230000000 23OOOO000The
The cost of the sea level canal is j es estimated astimated ¬
timated by the engineers at about JSO 0
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much larger than the amount neces neceMI necesnary necessary ¬
nary for the construction of th lock lockcanal loekcanal
I canal it is claimed by the advocates advocatesjof IldOeRte8i
jof i of the sea level plan to be in reality realltyonly realitycomparatively realityonly
only comparatively slightly higher It Itwas itwas
was 88 pointed out in the meetings of the theboard theboard theboard
board that a lock canal would neces necessitate nOCMsitate nsesgsitate ¬
sitate between 30000040 and S4040ftOdA S4040ftOdApayment UOtoaODGI 4000L000payment
I payment for the th private 1 grounds gr0un a and utdthe andthe d dthe
the lands belonging to the republic of ofPanama ofPanama ofPanama
Panama which would be Inundator r by toythe
I the tI construction of a lock system s Stem This Thteitem ThlaItem ThisItem
item in the view vi nv of the majority of ofby
Itheboord I time beard is entirely done away wIth wIthby withby
by the adoption of the sea level canal canalFifteen canalFifteen canalFifteen
Fifteen Years Time TimeAs Tinefor TimeAs
As for the time it will take to con construct construct ¬
struct the sea level le el canajL several meat members nlentbels meathers ¬
hers of the board today to ay expressed the theopinion theopinion teopinion
opinion that the construction o of the thesea tilesea thesea
sea level canal will not in reality r Uty take takeso takeso takeso
so very vcr much more time than that of oftho oftho oftime
tho lock canal and that if no unex unexpected unexpeeted nex nexpected ¬
pected difficulties are met with it itshould itshould itshould
should not require more than two or orthree orthree orthree
three years additional The majority majorityof
of the engineers take the position that thatthe tbattbe thatthe
the building of the sea level canal canalahould canal9hould canaluhould
ahould not take more than t1li n fifteen years yearsand YUilLSr YUilLSand yearsanti
r F
and cannot forget for et that the white easl easlo
0 Poland r nee waved from the < lull plnnacles lullnacles In Innactes
nacles of the th Kremlin I so soared to too tnon
o on hv tA Tossliiljty IVO5CI ilKy of of tho thovival 2 2vival j jvival
vival of the anoiant kingdom ktll om of Polaftft Polaftftis p01l11dvlewacl
is th theyqfprq tQfiaret vlewad with fth dlsrle 4hVletfJUr dirleaoureth1tI aur aurwUUf j jvn
vn wUUf thftXpajislaviBts thEtJ houMu1avIatu > lnvlat9 and a d even V11 n the th Jib litter Jibl huhemlE
er emlE is l tgtrfrtld a Uf ljald t1Ifild of Cl tlg t 1b spetro se tr of otDCJsa1b1ti11IrJIJembennent a ap0sslW0lsmembenTieirt u upambflipllf1mernbermneiti
p0sslW0lsmembenTieirt y the em emftire emjllre
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