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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 6, 1905)
- .-ST.Ori Kltorlcl BocWty . - - UBLIaHCt UlUA6oiATID Rlt PIIPO-T I j ' fR&M'Ty ' J&ffiT j ' tVMfi TMaT MONNINQ FIILD N TWaT LOW EH COLUMBIA -9 VOLUME i;x N0. Nm " t it 4 ' ' ASTORIA, OREGON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6 1905 PRICE FIVE CENTS NAILS DRIVEN IN BODIES Horrible Situation In the j Jcf kfi Quarters., ;y ' SOLDIERS LEAD, RIOT Police (Protect Looters and Tire on the Red Cross Workers. Iv'i ;tii 1 JEWS KILLEO OUR EMPEROR" "Vfith Thii and Similar Exprreaigna tb MoU Ester en Expedition of Pillaga .and SaWbUf-FtaxfaV' Barbaritlei rt Perpetrated eo th yicttnu. ' turf Yi n ,U'.U '" :. jil) t! ii ) Un,; ( ' nMewseV'NeV; A iAti of ! thi city 5l put of tii fuburb tmUjr, fnunJ all qukt fibopi that haw bro pitUfred t UJrd uj. Th pooivt, JiwmIi )ttartfn((IHH irf t J4 Oi 'prfii cl itmti wt ffvraJly untourhml. I All th RumJiI ih ' inrV Ui kii vih rrM pdnUxi on Ui thulim jr t thxn from tl mob. Baadf of pant4, trmed with knivM tna cyth. vein! tfW lo rwn-h tb city Saturday, to loot tfc vIm but wtr f S4urdy tlceH 140, and tho of th jirwding days 'M'B ',v vfrirW, numbrr nrwly , ; WW. ( Tkf plundorinx wm continurd fttfly thb tnornlnc in tb outlrlnf diotrirU, but UMay the city U UUly mlm. though the population la U1I cnrdlnly ani- lAimi neeount of d(rttim of fh?LiJ.t,M .rt'-dll horror. Ui the i.lUution. Jew that wrre killed, in mtrrr. hmUace. were ttd re- W T' ' I ltin bArhartt. . Uti were batU-red Vth Jkamnji, eJKdfl tbrwih the hfil Many bodiMi wwe dUenilxiwW, littd in aome caw petroWnm waa pour el vvf Uui alck found biding In the rllar. and the virtimn thn bunifd to 4.aH.-H-4a nllejrwl that aoldlnii and pnliif everywhere nmrdiil at the bttl f the nmbiviii5tint3rm to 4tmy 41m .l.-w, VfVinR th V.Te luite 'VttW mr tinperor, and itiruilai' n-xprreswe. While the moha were eniraK4 in the fc1tiii;lilr," the Mllier liillt'd UwinM'lvei pilltiKiiig ;jwel leaving lb hmiM-tMiM (ch1 A Um iimJm. The po lice 'iiNo jirevcntpd anyoni' from arnt ing 'the liMitm and alno revcnltd tin- (.'roue worker from aiditiR th in- t, a.-liially fhinff?frH9 'JVJwr- I i thU worl 1 Demonitrationa at Warsaw. w triotl iiitiw, Nov. 8. f treat u ttitnetration occurred bore today a i nd a he .u.l hut tmrticinatetl are eetimat- e.0 It 'K)jiriroi.0-.'l',;aVn hift.ii! bT IheWrkyjelwtlng T(M Mve fM houm. . A citieen guard kept ord 4 t he' rnlfrtirjr,' wfclrwui na Ih itde atreeta, had no reaon to inter IiyaliU rendeore4 ..to, organUa aw 1 w jracaa, Nov. 5. Veneu;la, Satur He1ired to tha Ameriran Minister, a tele affirming her wiUingneM 'to with- I . .1' '' . ' 4 ' I ... the note concerning u. ig"j. .k rfl.ri d'Affaira' !f France would diiillkewiHe. Tha Government will ato a rival ' proceiaion.1 tiit' it wa4 a com Ult faJluie. i tU ! JraUh' military, nnn.-( iviiJi rerivtr, U i guarding tk Ji'wih iimiiiM In the ouUkirt of 1 lty. The (5uv nmr rtwilay warneil tin iifwepaprr tiat unl-e they ub-JuitU-d to enrbip Mlifyould bo tlmr.. Tmo paper defied the order mid weiD tlowil.by ,1m) troop., KiiiM-ml of Ui vlettia of lh dii ftdiim t Jxi www fceM today and at- V'tuM by 'UM people. Ilevolutionafy kp"Hlie"w ere' frequent but no di'ordef Deraonitatlona t tlflii. Tifll, ,ov(' 5.-I)mimhtiiU(rui were to.liy parHrlpatnl in by at leant 20,000 perori. WhlW the proormion wa pae- iug along the Glowlnkl Irupe-t, rap id firing U-jn. Itomba wr re tin own at the triMip. who qub-kly anw-rrd with rilln kliol a. A a reoult of the encounter Ua are dead and many wound"!. In anoUicr U a crowd of fM'hool child- iv n eollbled In a loyal d-inon- ratli. The troopt fired la the air to diapcrte t)a ervwd, ( n4 a general eru-ounwr apiin ciuhhh!. Four Here killed and -vetiU-n wounded. ytmtl N'.-oeuJH denionetr. lion Crie"loity,Tn wticb WMXJO pej. ton patii-ipatod, lead to arriou dit ori r h h) ibava jOKrUbmod all day long. Ti lkjiV(bave U-en. killed and i . . - " , i injured a a feeult of the rblng. Dia- furl v.ufrn Mriiuialv anil' mi 11i'1iLIV ordrrii b)6ii .tbia' motning, wlu n the crowd . Opt. booted ,aad. then . fired an yw pA'I'i. Driven iron one p .int, toj nioi eonatarAly aemu!eil 'In another. Comparative quiet la now rrwtored. Roma It Ala CU4-, 1 ; Ufi.if :Vj,AAtf atoning of the Vnivmity bene rat4Wday, the tn denti fliidrHji kmonf 'ttrir number, two Ruxlan, made aa eattumiaatic demi tnir' eertac'awaa' foT?JMiirt!tu Uonal Rula,tXbJ .carried the eti dent on Uielr abouldera, and aprechea were made. It wi agreed to organize arorUU.. to lw fret Ril(XI fst. 1'eU rwburg, Nov. Dumovo, Secretary of th Interior Ministry, baa beta- appointed ad interim, to aucceed M. Bouligan, who renigncd today. London, Nov. 6. A diepatch to Reut- (r, from HeUingfore, atabea bhat the trtteri,aV I'letiborg and'Kuropt, hava been eipelkMl from Uteee two towna, "ixEi rtTio w wHjSl .Paiia, 'ov A Paul ' JV Roule4a founder ol tie Taruj tt PatrtU. ar rljel-in .rrl..today,I;aitot, being i year an exile, lie wa received with great etithuKianm and rworted through the etrecU to the iiiKi"g of the "Max rillite. t arelul pivcauuoria were taken to piTt d!or1T. " it-1a es pocte-l that 1 lttiilele, will, be elm ted to tie Oiatiilier of, Drput, a ; J i 1 1 , t i ' ' ' 1 POLAND VS. RUSSIA. . , Chicago,. Nov.. , 8.-0ne ruan waa aliot aud XtitaJy . lujuxoJ, and four other wvre Mahlwd, in a rVht hei-o UkIii.v, originating over thw dieuioii of t-he -rre-j Itt rerolulioiiarjy 'Ution iii ''rlift. 'The Wfn Wro Pole, and nuiin. Two ujjort,'( j lho fcovmiejjtJftoMthat.rwitli' latum, and three oti'ier a.xertetl that a It-public wn the only ho T lution.1 '" -Finally Ue of the PolJ ,;ilegart;lioftiog. fylJowing which A nnirrJ the frcMral Hl'I t. Tie ' fore' 'Hne ''pol'eeparatTd the dtOewmlUtabt, all'Vwete. severely cut and stabbed, t ,ig . Jt e 1 '- r - - - a ' V transmit meeaages If tba.cOiripany undertake to m'ika s.Ufaciory axrarljH wOk 41i ' r.i,Vrr. i witliin eicht weeks. andaiUng oto do, lh government to proceed !n tbi- execution lof the mandate, closing the offices' of I jtn7nwpiryr 1 ..j 1 DISORDERS N THE SOUTH Situa Ion Still Continues Very Crave. QUIET AT THE CAPITAL General Trepoff Refuses to Allow Demonstrations in Honor of Dead' MILITARY TRAIN IS rVRECKED IndeKribabla Borrori ara Witaeated Every Day in th Principal Jewinh Sections of th South Americas In- tereit Not Affected by . Trouble. I , Order was preserved, is SU Petersburg yesterday and Odessa passed a Sunday of comparative quiet. Estimates of,, the casualties In tha latter place, since tbe beginning of tha present Uoabl la plac ed at 3500 to 700 killed and aver it, 000 wounded. Guv' icporta Aawe baaa -ce- ceived from maay provinces and town, whra monstrous demonstratieas lead to certain duth or Injury. la tha Soutb tbo anti-aenutie oatragea coatinu. Qulat Sunday Passad. . St. Petersburg, Nor. 5. Sunday waa happily paaaed without serious disor den or bloodabed. Tha Soclal-Democrata and other revolutionarira, la be laat night, when it became known that Gea errai Tepoff would not permit tbo big demorutfcmtlou, abandoned fieir plana for holding a mammoth afebratlon in honor of tha funeral of tha victim of tha recent " disorders, declaring they feared tlila demonstration of the peo pb) "marked for ataughter. for which tihey are not prepared at present. "People give, battle ,y kn ready, not wrteo. Trepoff wanfca jt,they at. 1 All Uie funerals . waro held in v pru ate, and the workmen attended the ar rticd 'atUOairioini Tlls Tena fol tnonend 01 people nevvinjeas-nocs-ed to tlie 'Wky Preapeot, hiJkwaa blocked bv the great crowds. There Werr no'atU'itipted lin1ers and no use for the equadronUof nilliUry held la resrv iniJda tiierabrrebv Itwolntion nryj lcrft.jwr aUi)ipate -a .pi'rwd f (omarative quiet, and speak of,,. the tvat strike "maneuver" which forced rJiej comcttion frour; itl;''aatieTacj' hv sy they w i! prwoett' t ana tie neotiW for the flnni Vtifaggle'for tha con- 4itnte awM'rably, placing no, fa IUi in Uo ikirtaucracy. U V, ij'. j Thile in !Hme of the provmcea there :&r indication that oioCbSiy4ier no. ikai condition have b.n rvatorvdT the dtunt iitt. aUl nlinus , yffj. grave. In tfi'; SiHito. wImV ovtralgw'' pVierally Tlnxl.' R. 'He'nan XmtsrfcJn t'oasul at 4 VnV'tf trfr? to Wemb-saj' which he estimate the niinbe'r of iilltd ..thetWsandaJL Yestprdar) d'l iby ! .iKremrBr itug. twenty Hv'eri ' killed andwe4gWy iijured 13 anhcduntVr Aitett rilUtarytrain was wrecked jmd nine of 4" eoIduTra Vlfb'Af tor' tbojyryjtj revolutionaries fired on the train, the tfoopff Teplying; geveral -were- killed or 1 injurred oa boih, sid, Jil Berdicrvff, several were' k filed r Injured. -tit Mii-k serious rioting arose .through the ac tion of th troops in preventing a meet ing of the cltUena, Troops fird repeat ed volleys into the crowds , and there waa intermittent firing for fc long tlmlc. Tlie casualties were 100 killed and 600 wounded. k Indescribable thorrvrs. are" witnessed iv v ill; ' -i f j J evffjr day and the maeoeont of the Jew j : 1. -. l.l ...., is I ir 1 I inwlavr, Vaaltkoff, Valijfulaj Ivan-Vo-vwnk, Moghih-tf, Kfkt, aad t'niaa. Maay were killed at Akkerman and at Itjjntofon, In, 1J0 . wvrt kilk-d and wounded, Tb" CoA are aeiting in tb .pillaging. . . Pittance or Released Prisoners. 8U Peterabtirg, Xov. fi. Tbe Ameri can Coneubi at Kigi and RcMof -on-DoQ, tHegraplied Charge d' Affair Eddy, to day, to Um effect that tb eituation ie very oritkaJ.. Kddy iramediatcly aw Count Lamodorf, who promiaed full pro tection. Later a menage from Riga la ted Uiat a guard bad tx-en pUtod around tbe consulate. , Preaa diaaptolmt from Od etate that CuMxacka and infantry fought a regular battle with Jew and re volution - ariee eonceab'd in faouiw, tlie dead be ing entimated at 300, and the wounded at 2000. The anwnty proclamation with it vague phraseology wa not received here with full aatisfaction,. largely on ac count of ita limitation. Tlie cry from all quarter, in which join even ' th oUunch Government upporter. Novoe Vremia," la for a declaration along de- cbledly broader line. ( ? f? ,f frum all oer l'.uvta eomeai the new of Vie'rel-aii of polit'M-al 'prwoneraj Un die the amnesty proclamation, and in cident thereto are maay pitiful,. cena. The Runeian (oveniment give to each prisoner released from Spalernia Baa tile, the aum of 20 cent. HEHDERS0IT AT DEATH'S D00S. . I ., ii.' ,-! I. 'ii i. Dubuque,' la., Nov. ' Si Ex-Speaker Henderson U at the point of deaUt and haa Im removed to a hospital. Hi physictana may resort to an operation in a laM. attempt to ka0 bia life. CAMPAIGN IS ENDED I ' 1 ( Oosinl Scenes of New York's (mil Political Fi$M l: r J-.'m-i HEARST AND COCHRAN SPEAK "1 r Candida tea Jerome ' and Iran ' tsm SUtemeaU and Figurea Making Their Own Sueceaa Apparent Park 'gad Sbarifi May Clash at IlaialpUa. .axiWskAwa , VvtliX W' j -EhWbilaattc fai lias ' by tte IvSnocraU ajt the LHipVo dronte and the Municipal Tteform league at iUdison iSquafs Garden, arkd he eloin)f pulitWak agitaiioa, tonight tm meniMi audinciea attended both tuortingH andtkouianda: Were unabV' to pam jid mittance ati either pkee,. causing .hV piare ed;V'lth.'ba outlaiWt of "cheering that lasted nearly twenty minute. The hriririmlr Xilr at the Hippodrome waa W. Bbufkg Cochran. Both Ivans and cromegaw put .(Statements fta- night J supported' byj pgiire in which each is certain to be1 eiected.' '"' ' s IjjucO .jijil tai.'J ,Jt9. I. i q Bhri4'an 'Pilice ariy aash. f li!li3Wlphbv:NpSJ l-t-TSie sheriff of tha County- of . rhiladelphia- ban Jsened . proclajnan, jiving Uv& to all erg ons thatAhey, miut abelaii.frc.fatef- "i.fA :c'Ltn-L:' ' jk (;yfWf.jWW iufl f-i laadari :SheKflr;Mie la' leader of ithe Wala'jipuollcwV;: fWarJ." Colonel" Sheldon' Poller, director of .puWio sifeli anda jeader on the reform side, tonight instructed the po lice -to see-that-the- election-kw ar enforced and, that fraudulent voting be rrtWilOi'fa or! 1 Both Sides Confident. Boston, Nov. 5. Although in former years, the- state campaign baa closed on the Saturday flight preeeeding elec tion, meetings will be held this year up to midnight on Monday. Both aides are confident of victory. police great trouble in their exertipna to clear tk enu-aAie to the buildings, Bears Nvaa'llie pliluipal epeakerf at Madiwn Square rjitftlen and waa rwliv- H1DE0USPR00F UNEARTHED Head of Miss Geary Dis covered in Harbor. ! 1 IS IN FAIR CONDITION Found In the Exact Spot tailed by Those Impli cated. De- ENTIRE BODY NQW ASSEMBLED Her Lover to Be Arraigned at Once on Crave Charge, the Police in tha Mean- . Urn Rounding op all Vital Testimony aad Witness in the Case. v I J Boston, Nov. J. What i believed be the head of Mine Geary, the dress suit-ease victim, waa recovered, its' a leather hand baa; from tha bottom of the harbor. here today. It; waa dragged to1 the surface near a. point where Craw ford and Howard, who confeaaed to dia posing of the girl's body, said fhey drop-' ped it from tha stern of tha East Boj ton ferry. The- bead complete the body of the dead gut Th trunk waa fotmd on September 1, ani tha limbs oa Oc tober ,,, .-; I ;i J.illli- llsl! Tha leather handbag in which the bead waa placed, together with thirty pounda of loose shot, had apparvatly not ntovad from whom it .teak. "The head is la a good tat of preeerraUon ani it ia thought by the police it will be readily recognised aa thai of Maw Geary. Tha police ar still hunting for Mary & Dean, aaid to be an hargo of the home in which Miaa Geary died, after being removed from the Tmnont street vsaort, . Morris Nathan, the lover of Miaa Geary , will be arraigned to morrew em a ohaif of abortioa.. ' -" ,- ! . r wTLL DISPOSE OF SM00T. v Washington, Nov. . 5. Senator Bur roughs state that he expect to dis pose of. the Smoot .caao before the end of ' the coming see ion of Congress. MANY AUTO ACCIDENTS. -,: . . . ..... , ' ' ' L Angeles, Nov. 5. In an unprecedented series of automo- jbile accidV-nta, here, one person was killed, one perhaps fatally injured and six hurt during tbo, past 24' hours. Mrs. II.. T. Ans- tin, of thin city was instantly killed and Miss Edith Foley pro- ably fatally injured, about mid- . night last night, when . ( their, ' automobile was run down by a f street car. , Two othxTr occupanta .were seriously nurt. An elder- 1y couple waa run down by an automobile, while driving in a buggy, and other were injured by autoniobiWe w nile , crcing the ' slreeUk ' THOUSANDS ILLEGALLY New York, Nor. fc It waa learned today at the office of Superintendent of Election Morgan, that a vast amount of illegal registration haa occurred, es pecially in the down town district of the city. The Superintendent haa ob tained 1000 warrants, which will "be served in the event of th persons nam- WAR Iltf M0UIfTAl5. " i! in": ' -, ,is.- ;,. 7 I Knoxville, Tenrt., - Nov. 5. A tele phone .metjagT; from; .Middlatboro, riy, l!jes thatj a, laah jn the mpunif ti otxurred between troops and a band of forty feudist today. - More thaif 30 sliotsi were fired.' o-m i.-AnX ff A 'meseage to jh JxiUvilW' Courier Journal states that the militia and: a sheriff" posse Jointly - attacked ; BJl'a" blind tig'er-tbHr afternoon nd two nan. were killed,;' TWr attacking party Jell b-k slowly toward Middlesboro. A par ty of ' Indianapolis ' tourists very nar-rovrty--eweaped the" flying bullets; T?ho rWe' baTIij cnt thetelcgTgphwir! dur ing the meta,' Futb--r atacks on Ball's stronghold, 1 w itb : aa angumented pr-e will bze renewed tonight ' "; " i'n' I ATALGAS . EXPLOSIOK-J itthpeatuigt - Wi-h- Kr . Tbrra ckildma ara aVad 'and thirteen fetwana injurt-d,, one' fatally, resulting from ta explosion of gas in the basement of flia Miners National. Bank building. Tha building waa completely destroyed.' Two stcamfitters -had been hi tka Iwsemeat making repairs, and. though Umelling the escaping gaa.' thought noth ing of it. rrTbey lighted a match and?a terrific explosion followed. The steam fitteiw reavblwn S-hroa tM dlotrwwy at the rear of the building, which col lapsed a a maaa frfuiuiai $r.H2 i PRI3CE LOUIS ElfTERTAIJfED. Washintrton. . Nov. 5 .Rear Admiral Prince Louis was today the guest of honor at a lunchpon given by Assist ant Secretory of War Oliver and Mrs. Oliver and tonight waa entertained at dinner by . Walter- Beaupre .Townley, counsellor of the British embassy and Laay lowna-y. . isoin luncuons were informal and only feature of the daya program Of 1-. any eonseqaenca. EDITOR IS V, ti M liu-.-.i. j.!; o Stite Trtgrcr of Kaniis on tht ti-.t l;:J'',Walfl!u-,, " i(fft .'l h.'jjf ,u..:'.i ! !) ! '!UH;f .1? .. ; .k. I I'll 1 Iicr j ot . 'r LANDS HARD SWING ON HEAD ;ii..li ..iii .T.";ti tx.-f ?tJ '!. V1 U'.M PnhSe Official Xeeta Frank p. KcLa aan, Bia Actnaer, and Latter Takea to ' Hia Beam-Xataal Frieada gta the Fight-Xally Sot T4 Thmgh, ? "...u 1 " i '' ! i- .',: n't '-''lj.i.r n ' of -.& , '.;7 n; .1 o If. ( .:!)! .! l.'-..!.t v,i-!r ;'. ii :t;u .Topeka, Nov. 5. State Treaaunc 11- . ry and Frank P. McLennan, publisher of the Journal, met in a personal enconae er at the Elks lodge today." The collis ion was the result of a fight made by the Journal on Kelly., ; ,j ,..,, fi., , Kelly started the trouble, today, it is said, by approaching. McLennan and abusing him, ending up by aiming a hard 1 swing a McLennan's head. The blow landed and McLennan raced down the corridor. , m. . ;., , ':.-! ; At this point Eu0ne Stotta, an era, ploye on McLrnnan's paper, ran to the rescue of his employer and struck Kel ly, but without inflicting serious dam age. Mutual frionda then interfered. Kelly said that the next time he met McLennan be would not waste time in conversation and that the effect would be mora serious. After tbe trouble Kef ly la said to have intimated that he had been looking for McLennan for a long time. It is stated that Kelly said he would have complete personal satisfac tion before he was through. HIPPED REGISTER IN NEW YORK. ed pivsenting themselvea at the poltav "Orders of arrest," containing' the names of 2000 more, 'against whom evi dence of illegal registration - haa been obtained, will be furnished, the police. Inspectors will, be supplied with Usta containing five to six thousand aamea of persona whose rlghi to vote la auv pectd.:'f r-- 1 -;- peVnuOiCnfi ' ct)lc " Cojnpany - to j: i i' . r