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For Free Srcech la
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BLOQOT '5DK0AT t!H '
, STAGGER THE LIPIBE
OovnU Tku Haa TrowMe ta rwaalag
. His CfcMa aa4 Variwaa Graad
Dwke ha rt IWw IUO.
- m4 Strtts; CotMlBW.
(By the Associated Press )
St pBtersbBrg, No. S. All regw
latlons heretofore Isso4 to the news
papers by circular for their govr--bsbco
bava bee withdrawn, aad the
chief of lb preae admtnlatralloa U
prohibited froa farther lsaalng sock
regulations. Aaother appeal to too
people in tbo ahape ot an pffldal not
u published tbla Morning. Rail
road me a have resolved to cootlaao
tba strike, which ontalla a coatlnu
aaco of bit b price of provisions. "
aroat demonstrattot ta promised
for Baaday when tbo bodies ot vlo
tlma ot tbo conflict of Tuesday wilt
b Interred. - Tbo amneaty manifesto
did not appear tbla morning and tbo
Radicals are Impatiently demanding
tbo Immedtato release of all political
prisoners, . . - . .
. Count Wllto ti having tronblo ta
forming bla cabinet on account ot tbo
lack of Liberal support. . Grand Duke
Alexander Mlchaelovltch, brother-in-law
.of, Emperor Nicholas, baa been
relieved of bla pott aa bead .of tbo
department of mercantile marine, the
"department of mercantile marine to
bo merged with, tbo new ministry of
. commerce. . He is tbo last of tbo in-
fluentlal oulntett ot . Grand Dukes
who hare been tbo advisers of the
Emperor, Grind Dukes Alexia and
Michael Mlcholaievltch having been
. relieved, respectively, aa grand ad-
mlral and president of tbe council ot
tbo empire and Grand Duke Vladimir
having been relieved aa commander-
in-chief of the military district of St
Petersburg. Grand Duke Bergius was
assassinated at Moscow on Febru
ary 17th.' . , . , -
FRESH RIOTS
Shooting Started Again This Mora
Ing and Jewa Flee to Leading
- Hotels for Safety Iteiga
-.. of Terror Keeps Up. -
':. . (By the Associated Press. f
Odesaa,J Nov. S. After a fairly
quiet night, shooting ' again ; com
menced this morning. The . Red
j v, Cross is busyv attending Ho the
. wounded. ) - ' 5
- Up to the present tlmo no Chris
tian shoos or i houses have , been
:::' touched. J Tho principal hotels are
full of the better class of Jews seek'
ing "refuge from disorders. . v
Ott October Slst after the Emper-
. ? ors manifesto granting a constitu
' . ,on to Russia ;had been published,
the Jews made the 'Russians furious
: with rage by malting a prominent
display ot red flags, trampling on
- I ' the portrait of the Emperor and tear
ing down the emblem of the crown.'
The massacre of ; Jews ; then . com-
; f a- menced, and lasted during the Mght
of November 1st,- , ' -'' -
"i . t All Jews found in the streets were
.r. v severely beaten and many were killed
in their Shops, which were ruthlessly
pillaged. In the poorer Jewish quart-
ers on the outskirts of the town
whole streets were destroyed .the sol
diers apparently looking on, A crowd
of workmen, rowdies, , women : and
children, laden with all kinds of
loot, walked openly through .' the
streets quarrelling over the spoils.
Bombs were thrown in various parts
ot the town. : Pillaging continued
yesterday and there was heavy firing
all over 'town. Nobody was safe in
the streets. People carrying arms
Who were caught by troops were shot.
sisSl.Tlt!!CBKE.
a kit te (M,i M
"-l.! J U tWa ftlitg M
Tra to M a s:L ;
Bui f rvi iH ai!.J inlnM M .
inol.f a.Bn4 Kf l Ml-
frilMS l SMla a wm T!aai
04mm ttm momt T la
B0SUr RUNL ,
rr. rvTt itm iuj v
- ,Knb rllrn irprt rl f
Kaltnoul HalVUy tf lUWM'rtmrK, Imhm iim Moala.
mi UrawraJ tatrdk. T Snt, I'.mliu Hr-Mne- ul
tiy tko AmmiU4 Fraaa.) : Agrlt tiliar in. a-ciaaig Ka
t rNMoraVarg. I f. at I r Utk. i r
Too aaUoaaJ fcolUay ta Wraitoo r of Siaie l adnf Mi
Of tko aaalwcaary of too Enifar e ' e!w ir Tfc dlMilbmkuo I.
armwloa to ike ikrooo, was atrtH ; laiwo4 i raurM tb grooiaa
to-day ay tka fonoaJ ralatag "k Cttaa. M.I i!m
aoral auike la L . IViarabtrg. i
kno tbo railroad etrtae la not ya,
dorlaroo! of. saaay .railroad Bar a ar ;
rwtaralag U worti aa4 trains are -!
lag gottoa througk, Tbo popala U
t later. .
' Dailoraklo rtotlag ta tbe iovtawi ;
la still la piogreaa. wrrtaUr ta tki'
south. Tko moat horrible etort of
saaaaarro and pillage by eioba and
attacks apoa Jewa coatlnae to pour
la. News from OdKaaa la montre.
but Lroado rporu that thna-
aand are killed or wonadod. wklrh I.
aadonbtodly greatly aaaggeraUHl. The I
sksatloa at KJelf la alao grave. Thw ,
la no troth ta'tbo ramor
Emnreaa . haa fled. The
thai thr
amn.'i.v
nkaao haa been signed.
Tbo Latest frwen Odraaa.
London, Nor. I.-A dispatch from
Odeaaa says: Military patrols aro
unable to check: disorders. Collisions
occurred thla afternoon betwen
troops and crowds, and aevantera
were killed or wounded. A staff of
ficer wan killed In the streets this
afternoon by a bullet fired from
window. Throe - hundred
Infantry
Joined with tbo mobs in looting, but
werw arrested. ,
I STILL KILLING JKWK.
Freeh klaaaacroa , Occur at Otlcrna,
f. 1 Hundreds Being HhoU '
(By tbo Aaaoclatad Press.)
Odoasa, Nov. 4. beapatch from
RlsblnelT says: "Horrible masnacros
have occurred here t and hundreds
have been, killed. ." All .hospltaU.
pharmacies and hotels are full of
owunded and mutilated persons."
A telegram from Nicoiaies. says v
The whole town la in the hands ot
bandits who aro devastating Jewish
houses .and shops and beating Jews
to death without the slightest hind
rance." The authorities have similar
news from other southern cities. .
Arguments Conclnded in Dispensary.
Saloon Matter and Decision May
Not Be Handed Down Be- '
' . fore December.
The argument in the case of peti
tioners against- the city ot Raleigh
t6 Compel the Board of Aldermen, to
call an election on the ' question ot
saloons or dispensary,- was completed
In the Supreme Court this morning.
Mr.' Battle for the city was the first
sneaker and completed his argument
on the same line as begun yesterday
afternoon. He was followed by; Col.
T. M, Argo and Mr. Wfi. Jones for
the oetitloners. v '',
- Mr, W. N. Jones closed for the ap
pellants, or the city. ; . ' - -1 !'
Mr. W. B. Snow, the city attorney,
did not address the court, by reason
of the fact that : he had expressed
his opinion in the open meeting of
Lhe Board of Aldermen that the eity
should call an electlon-fe
It Is not known yet if the Court
will hand down - an oblnlon before
the regular time, which is the last
Tuesday in December. , , t '
. ' Jumped to His Death. ' .
' "(By the .Associated Press.) )
-Rnh . Francisco. .Nov. S.--Louls
Levyaald lo, have been a-prominent
architect of ,Kew York city, (Jumped
from a third story window of k house
on McAllister street torday and died
soon after,-: v ' ,v '
Final Note to Sultan. '
: Paris, Nov. s 8. The exchange of
communications going on between
the powers, have reached that stage
where k joint naval demonstration
against Turkey Is practically assured
unless the Sultan promptly accepts
the plan of the powers for financial
reforms in Macedonia. - .
QUESTION B
UP TO COURT
SILK CHIME'
.
. .
sailase e
b4,
0rJ Mi . 4...tt W IN-
trei wi'i at aa aane Uae rarainh
aad tw for iaiiry a4
Crj tn.i in the Put aooatd bava
raalbrrr) r., Thr irrra oUi
t plwai-t ifii; f-- on dry auil aa
rarva i'r iikr n or (dual If"
Tfcfc.- ir.i tii u- M-at by aii.
fei i M la iiutkMs-v r 0 and
( t' than i ttm luorn (baa
ii.n . iii v "-iii io ad4rm
Tu rifi iih. i.r ikiti( and ajtwt
lax i il : n : a runn kejn .!(
foi i-ji ii inn' itic aiami'i
v,i.,l
, i
luM dlxtriliU
that will lx
TM U prolyl lj is.
""n : nmiurrr)
ir
made by tbo d-;arini(tni. Thofl b
want (hem khoulj apiily at oYii.
1'hoM! ho bavi' not tried niik
growing Rhnjld n-nd for a ta?t of
HBitritn U1. , .
' ' Southern Pine. The plaintiff was;
miNCK lHIS IN WAHlXrJTOK. rannUig his trsln wlihom a ron
x -. durlor, And stopped at Vhss where
filvea l'reMrat Kooapvelt Prtwnjl
lrrrlng from King Kdward. ,
(By the AaRorlaled Ptpsb.1', '-
U-..fclntnn Knw 4 4 rronntlnn
by the Prenldent at the While Houses.
a dinner at the British embway nd
a reception and dance at tbe British jpany at Southern Pines, and also
embassy were font urea of the pro-. that tbo company did not have sum
gram for Prince Ixntls. of Bntlnnhnrrf, 'dent telegraph matlons between
here to-dar. Greeted bj the British i Vsiui and Southern Pine, and that
ambassador and a anmll deleii :loa ot
State and Navy Department offlclalR,!
Prince Louis Arrived trora Anna)oliaj
at 11 o'clock and waa drlvenv torlhe
British embassy for luncheon,' and
it 3 o'clock tbls afternoon was re
ceived" formally' and "welcomed hy
President ftooaevelt. to whom ho pre
sented 'ft, friendly letter of "greeting
from King Edward,
f WhflO the. Prince wns leln Renter
talned 'af luncheon by AaibaMadOr
Durahd tile cptains of hl sbine werc
entertained -at luncheon by tbo cap
tains of the America nsquadron. , ,
While the dinner at the embassy
will bo ft brilliant affair, the recep
tioti and dance which will follow will
be the .smartest function seen in
Washington In jwhio time. Several
hundred Invitations have been Issued.
HELD ON Ml'RDER CH.-UU3K.
Mysterious Dress Suit. Csse Iom
, Bottton May Be 8olvel H.
) (By the Associated Press.)
New York, Nor. 3. Boston police
officials arrived here this morning
with witnesses who identified, Craw
ford and Howard, arrested last night
in connection with the "dress suit
mutder, and the case now seems
complete, The prisoners wore -fO;
mahded ;untll- Monday. Meantime
warrants ' lor. the arrest of Howard
and Crawford on the charge of com
mitting an Abortion, were issued in
Boston., .. . ' V V
Police InSDector O'Brien said that
Crawf ord admits having purchased
the dress-suit;, cases and to having
taken portions of the girl's body to
the river, but, he denied having bad
any hand in the death ot the girl.
Chief Watts said both Howard and
Crawford had thrown up their hands,
Alfonso Going to Germany.
Madrid, i Nov. j 3. King Alfonso,
accompanied . by Senor Rios nnd a
large suite, started to-day for, Berlin
on-a ylsit to Emperor Wil)lam of
Germany. - Alfonso s departure fol
lowing so soon after President Lou-
bet's -visit- and . the fact that SenOr.
tlos accompanies dm, has given rise
to the belief that the trip is of utmost
political , significance. On the other
hand, It is stated that the visit has
entirely to Uo with a matrimonial
project ; ' ,..
'. . .i :' - ' .i ' i
Postmasters Appointed. .,:
V-'i By the. Associated Press.) - -,:
Washington, Nov. St Postmasters
appointed ' to-day v were! a, Georgian
Sweden William M, McLeodj North
Ckrollna Rhodhlss; David M. Clon
lnger; South' CarollnarVancluse,
Francis C. Stone.i .
. , Appointed Commissioner.
"(By the Associated Tress.) '
Washington. Nov. 3. -Lawrence
H. Graham, tot New York, was ap
pointed commissioner,; of interior for
) Porto Rica to-day, :,' ",.,
WDICTflB
'" PUIIFF
la f a aa HiUNnirti m
S-aal l . t. iw iui
Italart glOaai l.
ti a!(b iW j i
kli7 A . a)ii i. t t- r,nu Mf
T. Krr. ait ' . n-alaid
Air Um Railaai t:M Inr
Ita.aak for the .,.$; mI;)i (
ar scIm4 a lk .i..m . ota
8f. bctwuil la .-f.n. u.' tba
4alDt1ff. awarda h-r ." ot dare-
agra. Thta la Ihr v, r. a 'inn i hi
utiH baa (-1 (rliyl t:i s.tir
t'oort, lb h 'tni' is. .i1ollff
b!rg jmuhd on i iid ibm(
the ajaoatlna bf ir- as!ir'iu of thr
drfrndant ta bih hvii't - i 1 o t
Irlt'STalir) ftlatlctak n1 in i". wrat
lug lb bWtt k firin n n mat-
Irr fnr tb Jury. On Hu- Hn-
irm foairl rri'rovi d'lxlon,
and ll.e a w:ii t.k in ihr
loa-rr -art for irWI Tiw d-fnd -ant's
counrl will al- nt i of sp
iral from tbla vrrdlit
Hjewart. an ona-lniT. rinninn a
llht engine from Ki"lei io Abr
dea. waa killed In a heid on rollla
loa with a freight train at Maara'. a
rmall station Iwtacri Vm and
be got orders to meet another train.
nut bo orders aa to the other one.
! sftor having paused the firal, he
rroOWHled WllB IUO above resullH.
The plaintiff olalmed negngan.-e on
.the Prt of lhe operator of the com-
a conductor ahonld huve been on tnc
light -locomotive wll,h the engineer, ,
whose duty 11 waa to look after keep'
lax off. tba schedules, ot other trains.
v Tho defendant company relied for
Its defense on a book of rules which
Unclaimed, had beun violated by thr
engineer, thereby (bel'n negligent
hlmwlfv .
j,No verdict waa cxp'ted In this
case before to-day. bat it seems that
tbo Jury, quickly agreed.'
To!day- the case of Leo P. Heartt,
administrator of '. Brlnkle'y House,
against the Seaboard Air Line, which
was to have been tried, waa continued
for the defendant on account of the
absence 'of a very material witness,
and the. continuance -was made On the
condition that the defendant m all
the costs In the action, including this
term of court. This Is the case for
damagfrsVfor the killing of Brlnkley
House oh1 the road f th6 defendant
at Method during the talf of' 1904.
House was driving a two-mule team
across the track at that place and
was kliled by, a train of the defen
dant Company. The administrator of
the deceased Is suing for $20,00
damages.
In the case of Mary E. Smith
agttlnst VV. H. Smith for a divorce on
the, ground of adultery, the jury
brought Jin a verdict grantlhg the
petition. ... . . -:VJh
Lthe case of the W. T. Calton
Liimber Company vs. the W. W.
Mills Company, the Judgment was
made final and the actton, was dis
misses
- Jn the case of Klncheloe & Co. for
tlmore Computing Scales Company
against W. B. Upchurch, the death
of tho defendant was suggested
! tno aerenaant was suggesiea.
In the case of Armlstead Jones, ad-
. . : . - i t- i.j.
?SLrt rL?f ;,TS?:,.XBLB"i
minlst
Edny Yeargan, George ,H- Bc.lvln and
others, it appearing that George H.
Belvln was dead his representatives
were ordered made parties to the suit,
and the case was eontlnued.
bEttixj on tar HEEIA
Virginia -Snorts Expect Georgetown's
- Colors to Be-Lowered To-Morrow.
" :'.( Special' to the Evening Times.)
Richmond, Ya.i" Nov. ,8. -4-The ad
vance sale of tickets for the Georg
town-North Carolina foot-ball game
i'1'-i!t.-'
. we pay 4 .per anuum" ,
- Compounded semi-annuauy .
WAKEXOUJJTY
SAVINGS s DANK.
tote. Nti ,"- "
ss5l
aa Catk,ta n)iii a saw io a
UUimm a lam iko taMa a4
I f tU bore anawa - TV
faUb4 sta ara MM iiajw4
mi raMAii g aaoay a smrrtxai I
aaaia ta ta Lxr j
GvataaHoea oUl a at a (caJa kr
rTr,naru-;: :
rl r. f ad ibr lr" air m4 J
a a r fsml'iar att r furan
aiwa
Aas art Camtiaa a tit kr a
in an awl airvaax aa Ibr uar It
art I afataai (h Vtrfiata rljifc'
I nail! ate t-irtt-a T,r Uni t troB tba
Old Kurtk &(! atll unit toalikt
aad a III xtt Kaiaroa) SMHataa.
Gaatoaa'a eira W a( ted
10 raack RkhBkoed ka il unrrow
n.rlaa aad ni) ao tar aa ii l"r
laultl lo do aa piauarv aota Ix
fura Ike (aw la tar aftrraoon
beta are bow Orli.( sua4r aad
North Carollaa la Ibr favorite Oaa
aarvr was aaid to har bara plawd
that GoorgrtovB would Bat anorr.
bat tbrr la llltla of am h .moary to
Inc the roanda of ibr hotrla Thr
aarkrra of nark taani nHrnr in Ix
loi.fldrni of alBBlaa
I.IKK TfTIr:L HIM.
I imM-IUII Train ir U Rirhm im1 In
Mrrt (ieorgeloMa l-JIrren.
I Special to Tbe Kvaning Time I
Chapel Hill. Nov. J. Al r.O
Tneaday evening the aealor claa of
tbe 1'Blvemlty gathered la the dlnlag
ball of Plckard's Hotel to enjoy
tbemNolves and partake of the annual
senior banquet. The pea W era of the
evening were Or. Wllllama, Bernard
and Howe, of the faculty, and Messrs.
Dalton and Stephenson, members of
the senior class. Mr. E. A. Love,
president of the class, was toastmas
ter and started the ball rolling with
very appropriate words. The banquet
... nrndurtlve nf mneh rood follow. '
hp be(ww,n the different memhem
of the class, and (he feeling that may
always bo seen when "good fellows
gel together" was very much In evi
dence. The banquet In every way
was a succeHS.
To-morrow the term leaves for
Richmond, where It Is to play George-
town. Although the team Is not In
extra good condition several of the
men having born rendered unable to
play during tbe past few weeks a
good game is confidently -expected,
and a score In favor of the Tar Heels
will In nbwise be a surprise to Caro
lina rooters.
Thursday night tbe Shakespeare
Club mot for the Urst tlme at Dr.
I Howe's study. This club Is under the
j supervision of Dr. Howe and Is one
j of the Uhlverslty's strongest literary
i ofganlaatlons. . In addition to a Bhort
address "by Dr. Howe papers were
I read By Messrs. Claytor and Pogue.
The freshman and Junior foot-ball
teams met Thursday afternoon upon
tne gnairon. rne result was a uea
score, o to u, in ravor or tne rresn
men. Mr. A. W. Peace, who tor sevearl
years has been cashier of the bank
here, has resigned to accept a similar
position at Oxford.
Messrs. John A. Parker, Gardner
and Sadler, of the team, who were
confined In the Infirmary the latter
part of the week with a throat trou
ble which It was feared would de
velop Into, diphtheria, were released
Saturday; morning. Their Illness
prevented their going pn the V. P. I.
trip With the team. '
Important Prlxe Fights.
Los Angeles, Cal., Nov. 3. Edtlie
Hahlon ' and Aurella , Herrera are
matched for, twenty rounds here to
night before the Pacific Athletic
Club.' and unusual interest Is dis
played in the contest as Herrer.i is
w- b d b
J. 0 ' LU',"
tlcally alL.the fighters,? while Hanlon
is weK capable of taking care of him-
self jUi. the liveliest scrimmage
T. -B. ' Womack, President., " s-
W. S.f Wilson
. Organized October 4ff 1905.
,t ', .,...; .. , y . . ,v , .' i- ..,
The obJects(of this,' Association are to enable and encourage Its mem
bert to build 'and own their, homes by the payment of small weekly or
moiithly amounts, and to afford to those of them who do not wish, to
build an opportunity tor, Investing f small amounts a; this highest rate of
interest. Every shareholder is a partner In the Association. . ,. .
'' f t- 14.' S-I'itf t!'l '-T
iiRircfons.
J.'R. Chamberlain,
Wv C Riddick, - - I
-Alfred, Williams, ss
TJr.-James-R1. Rdgers,
T. B. Womack, .
D. K,. Wright,
James , Johnson,
W. A. Llnehan, ,
C, B. Edwards,
.Apply now Jo the -Secretary and Treasurer.for slock at office of the 'f
North Carolina Home tnsurance Company, 118 Fayettevllle Street.' ,
FEARFUL DEED
F 1
Horrible Details or tbe
.nissacrc Bj Chinese
BanJKs
HOSPITAL
MURDERED FIVE
KJkd M.iiluaarlw lata ar
Aflr lKtrulag Haaan ami
Haarhrrrd All ItaH Tw. U-
rladlaa Mm.
and (TilMrr.
ttly the Aaaorlated Pre )
Hongkons. No 3. Blahop Meret,
of ike Catholic Church, haa rerelvrd
a letter eonlrmlng the aeva of (he
tnaMKarrr of American miaalonarlea at
Menrhow. auJ rIvIdk tbe following
lrllrular
Pr. Marble requested tbe removal
of a atreet theatre near the boapltal
on account of the nolaa. Thla requeat
Incensed the Chineae. who, becoming
violent, attacked the boapltal. A
mob then paraded tbe atraeta, ei
hlbltlng a skeleton used In the In
struction of the medical claaa and
alleging that it was an example of
the foreigners' Inhumanity to Chinese
people.
Becoming freniled. the crowd
uu'u ln nPtta. ine air.a acnoot
and tbe residences of the mlsalon-
'"le Dri Machlo, Mrs. Machle. their
10-year-old daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Peale, Dr. Eleanor Chestnut and Miss
Patterson took refuge In a cave.
Tbe mob pursued them and killed
all except Dr. Machle and Miss Pat
terson, who escaped. Dr. Machle
was badly wounded.
Tbe American gunbtiat Callao and
two Chinese gunboats with members
of the American Board of Missions
are proceeding to the scene of the
massacre.
M'ltl Punish Brigands.
Washington, Nov. . Minister
Rockblll cables the State Department
to-day that the Chinese Emperor has
ordered the Infliction ot exemplary
punishment upon the guilty officials
and perpetrators of the attack on the
American Presbyterian mission at
Lienchow and directing that com
pensation be made and protection
'provided for all missions.
Armour Files Protest.
Washington, Nov. 3. In the pri
vate car line Inquiry before the In
terstate commerce commission to
day, counsel for the Armour oar lines
opposed an Intimate Inquiry into the
details ot the Armour Company's
business on the ground that the In
terstate commerce commission had
no Jurisdiction over these private in
terests.
Ten Students Killed.
Moscow, Nov. 3. A procession of
students returnlrig with some com-?
rades who had been released from
prison, was set upon by a mob of
workmen and ten students were
killed.
Snow in Pennsylvania.
(By the Associated Press.)
Altoona, Penn.j Nov. 3. There Is
a severe snow storm in this section,
with two Inches on the ground and
still failing.
D. K. Wright, Vice President.
aSewjetary - TreasuiWi -
Loan Association,
I !
J. 3. Bernarrf,. t.
J. C. Ellington, ,Jr.
WAliam BSnow,
W. a, WJlson.
Walters' Durham, ,
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