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   Wellsboro Gazette (Newspaper) - March 25, 1905, Wellsboro, Pennsylvania                                Library VOL XXXI WELLSBORO TIOGA COUNTY PA THURSDAY MAY 25 1905 NO 38 CHIEF Foe Vladivostok to Com- mand Russian F leets Raise Sunken K 11 led by Con- by Boiler Ex Race For Emperor's Hoch Guilty Flee Admiral who has been for the supreme naval com- Band will leave St for Vladivostok on May to assume charge there and a for repairing and the vessels of Vice f fleet when rive Oporto bt Vice Admiral i breakdown and his surrender of his continue in tlon one rumor saying that Vice Ad- i though sky's junior in rank has been ordered to assume the had to that effect Position of- Russian Fleet The complete of the Russian Far Eastern fleet leads to the belief in either that a is Imminent or that Admiral has suc in establishing a naval base On the other haud It Is pointed out that the position of the Heet May In lat and long 111.30 that it might have beun decided to follow a north of Luzon Into the Instead of going through the of Formosa Togo is believed to be awaiting Admiral Some experts maintain that the fleet has purpose of permitting one division to reach while the other attention of Admiral Togo Japs Sunken Warships Advices from Japan state t the work on the cruiser ng raised at Is almost plete If was expected be tide on May 28 and will be ready for short time A small Warship sunk the dock soon be raised and placed The work of the vessels at Port Ar- was May IB are good prospects of saving six The Bayan is only no having been done below Collision on Elevated Road Twenty persons were Injured IL New Monday six of them so se that they were sent hos more than 100 persons rowly escaped death or serious wBen a swiftly moving train crashed into two others on the high on the street aud Alexander avenue beiL fortune pr terrible tragedy BIG POLITICAL BATTLE Mayor Weaver Fights lion and Removes Officials After crash the ends at the shattered ca hung far over elevate structure at one of the highest on the line Had they moved a fe Inches mort they would have to the ground far below with Boiler Exploded White Testing Six men were Instantly killed Columbus O by the of th boiler of an engine that was near the Hocking Valley roundhouse Ijn West strae engines standing were wrecked The bodies of tbe six men were te arms and legs beln scattered in all directions One man have been th is not accounted for The Jacob Davis Fred Crumley John Birmingham and One other employe was Injured of Japanese Laborers Most of the White Inhabitants th the Hawaiian group with the military are prisoners in the court house Is surrounded borers One Japanese was killed an two were wounded by the dor Ing an attack on a plantation mill All of the Japanese laborers o the Island are now on strike and ar u From Duty Daily newspaper men will be ex from trial duty on and afte Sept 1 under the terms of chapter 437 of the laws of 1905 signed b Governor The general ex applies to an editor editor importer of a dally newspaper or press association regu larly employed as such and not follow Ing any other vocation Ocean Race For Emperor's Cup A superb fleet of eleven ocean going sailing yachts swept across a line at Sandy and In accordance with th Wednesday afternoon and with of Defense The first step towards the tion ol the long of defense to work of the military and naval ad- ministrations has been taken In an Imperial manifesto creating a special preliminary under the presidency of Grand Duie Nicholas It Is understood the formation of the new council means the definite abandonment of the plan of sending Grand Duke Nicholas to the Far East to assume command on land and sea General and Vice Admiral will be left unhampered except aa to the grand outlines of strategy Three Killed Bomb The injured the ex- of the bomb dropped By workman on street In is 23 including three women one two school boys The man who was carrying the bomb now been Identified t Polish shoemaker named Dobrowolski a member of tbe violent section of thn s American schooner leadlag the way headed thj broad Atlantic ocean on a race of 3 000 miles to the English coast for a cup offered by Emperor Will Campaign to be waged In New York throughout the coming summer by an national committee was at a mass meeting in hall presided over by Bishop Coad David H Greer Announcement was made of a thousand for the work from John D ler Ministers Support Mayor Citizens of Philadelphia witnessed an unusual spectacle when one hun dred of the Episcopal church marched vo City hall to express to Mayor Weaver their pra test against gas lease anc to congratulate him on the stand he has the question s were in ine act or arresting and three were killed and a bundle of papers were found in Russians In American Waters Much attention Is given to probable passage into the Pacific of the Island of Luzon and suggestions are made that nf the to at of Babuyan will give the American authorities -in the Philippines the same difficulties In preserv ng remote points against the Incursions of Admiral sky that authorities ex- Ir waters of Fleet of Colliers Advices In Paris from Hong Kong report an enormous fleet col- liers for the Russian fleet the Mekong Delta and whole coast as far as Cape St James Forty of the colliers are flying the flag and a score of others Show British Norwegian Russian and French flags Prevention of Consumption The first annual conference In Ington of the national association lor the study and prevention of last week with a banquet Two flays have been pied with the presentation of views by the prominent medical men data regarding what le being done to stamp out the great white plague led many speakers to predict that popular Interest Is awakened on the subject and the will witness Johann Moch Guilty of Murder Hoch who by his confession Is a and who by Chicago police with having married at least 40 wo men In the last 15 years waS found guilty by Jury of murdering the next to his last wife Marie auU death Judge Albion Winegar Tourgee oi Mayville N Y American consul at Bordeaux France died Sunday morn ing of acute uraemia which resulted from an wound He was born at 0 May 2 1838 and was well known as a lawyer and lecturer To Succeed Albion W D -I Murphy of the District of Col was appointed consul to deaux Frunce to succeed A W gee deceased Mr Murphy who has the secretaryship of the Isthmian canal was about to sail for Panama when appointed organized activity In treatment and of Consumptives than In tbS Bast has DO among tbe speakers to the of and tre Secretary Morton to Leave July Secretary of the Navy Paul ton will leave the cabinet July 1 If the president will accept his nation on that date The secretary nas nbt completed his plans for the future He has a number of offers un- der Federal Control of Insurance President Roosevelt bas asked to take official cognizance tion In life Insurance from the Equitable scandal and to In a business In general but has made no definite Chicago Strike Far From Settled Another week brings no change In the of either side to the laboi controversy now In progress In cagn and everything points toward an extension of the teamsters strike Medina Votes Buy Water Plant of this week Mayor Determined to Defeat the Lease of City Gas of Organization Say They WIM Stand Pat on Standing by the Mayor Philadelphia May to the consummation of th plan to lease the city gas works to tb United Gas improvement fu 75 years for Mayor Weave dismissed from office the two princ pal members of his cabinet and ther by delivered a blow to the political organization of this city sort a move on part of or they were not prepared for the im mediate removal from office of Davi J Smyth director of the of public safety and Peter E director of the department of publi works Mayor Remains Rcot mayor has announced that he 1 In the fight to the bluer end means that a great political battl now is on and will be carried to th figh against the gas lease and Republ can organization the mayor has callec In as counsel of New Yor and former Judge James Gay of this city Judge Gordon Is a crat Simultaneously with nhe uf twu J Shoyer director of the department o by direction of the mayor suspended pending an Investigation Arthur R H Morrow the assistant rector of the department The removal of Directors Smyth an Costello came after the mayor ha asked them Immediately I reply each sent a letter to the mayor offering his resignation to take effec his successor shall be qualified The mayor answered them by de man ding their resignations The directors replied that they resignations In thi or tne city -an that they would stand by them as ten sent to eacl a letter In which he I feel that the at the city that our official relation terminate at once You there tore place me under the painful ne pt Immediately removing you that have some one in office only to the mayor and to the city at once After the hall -an the mayor made public of the men he had selected for places They are Potter to be director of public safety and A to be director o the department of public works both 3d Interim The fight over the form of the nation was an in thai new directors qan only be qual fled by the confirmation of councils ilch organ I za tlon of Officeholders year and together they have of officeholders Neither Mayor Weaver nur the moved men would make a statement specific reason for the the ment that the proposed lease of the us works was cause of it Tlie organization to a- man was In favor si Be lease the mayor was urged by the and re- orm organizations to veto the nance passed by council's day This announced he would do The of the action quickly to every section the ity Everyone wanted to know what Batters hoVijver many no beyond liio statement that he stand pat on the lease and that If the mayor wanted a organization was ready State Insurance V Durham the leader of the ere State Senator James P 1 who has many of the and who Is next to Durham lnr be leadership and Charles be Jeader on the floor of the city were besieged by leaders rom the 42 wards all day evening t Is In for a great contest The ext city election will be held In November when a sheriff and coroner re to be elected The candidate for Is Harry O Ransley president t select council nnd an advocate of he It Is likely that the of city will Much uneasiness Is displayed by housands of office holders lest they be aught In the political vortex The directors refuse to say what Ian a they have mapped out Some at he lenders fear that ill bide many with the mayor and thus weaken the forces ut ctty re continuing with a plans Wai voted tot the the leaso The School Graduating Class PHYSICAL Forty-Four Lunatic Russians From Port Arthur Embarked For Odessa Chefoo May 24 Forty-four lunatic Russian and soldiers from Port Arthur Including a violently in- sane lieutenant who was on the Sa during the siege arrived SCHOOL IS WORTH President Harper Issues Biennial Re- port on Big University May Hari per's report to the University of Chicago the de- tailed history of the financial and de- of university TO GET PANAMA ool Can Meet Foreign Fear Roosevelt Policy May are not much discouraged over tKe order Issued by President Rooservelt that material tor the Panama canal must be purchased In market here today and were immediately I for j One of thr manufacturers of machine K was the University of- improvised I hospital under Chicago press British flag for transportation to The party Is accompanied by a for mer medical member of The various convocation reports with Dr Harper's suggestions as to en- dowed athletics pensioning of sors papers which have been stage iSr and and au I together with exceeding In number the patients eans are In the volume condition of the men varies I Recommendations for the erection mild melancholy to the violent of for lhc departments oi and of an animal farm and hospital for the school are made by President up to the close of the report are as This sum approximately the assets of the university up to date as President Harper has received no since the ending of the last are suffering from rendering them la a con- each one The officers In charge state that many of- cases re- sult of the long incarceration of men In terror ol the siege nro of and the the terrific nervous strain of con- bombardments and incessant service cases are apparently physical wrecks The scene was extremely pathetic as chattering imbeciles mounted the decks of the steamer entered which enclosed the tools said The action of the president If ried Into effect will be really more beneficial than that of com- mission which tne year let contracts for of The first American isthmian canal commission made It a point to specify each tool of- a- particular make and wng a TO con- RATES IN WORLD fiscal year Professional Sunday Ball Illegal New York May opinion given by Corporation Counsel Delaney to Police Commissioner McAdoo may of Foreign Delegates to In- Railway Congress New York May About 80 gates to the International Railway Congress lately held in arrived here from Boston after making a tour of tie Industrial centers of the country Speaking of American railroads Hugh secretary of the railway department of New South Wales I noticed that the current sion is government regulation of railway rales It of course difficult for an outsider to discuss this subject but what strikes forcibly Is the fact that conditions America far the cheap price If the new in l-he It be commission does uo the most difficult to attempt to lay down a am a can a will cost the government aj scale of rates which would be A J Hollis editor of the Manufacturer The alarm that we will lose any contracts is needless There two products needed by tbe Panama a-to forward the foreigners have any bidding on These are ships The rail pool of the United States position According lea Your American railway rates especially for long distances ara something that administratora admire The public gets the benefS G vice president of the company that the overburdening with taxes of the Russian people was due to the fact that tbe Russian government controls all the and owns Freight rates are fixed and surrounding deck pace provided for comfort du tennis in Greater New York The corporation counsel finds that agreement the rail pool tariff conventions he said and It often I members have agreed not occurs the rales fixed by the 1s als taking part to such ft rails In the United States for less than ton If they do the purchasers of demand a rebate per ton j at the price Tor the pool lion are not approved by the ment be arrested and violation 6T j have sold the President Pays Fpr HFs Trip Col May 24 Tin i DC aim u u members have sold May Colo TosK Explosion Good the Sunday law baseball can existing contracts railroads used by President St Petersburg May were the i have i u opinion Ernsts must oe Of ordered 10 duie If thf In wirh his were garden back of the explosion of different wilhout th a nn 10 date If service In accordance his policy the American I accept favors from the at the Panama I The Pennsylvania railroad the I a check covering the coloration be no of the entire teat bo i colored proclamation IB matter g OQ with a time mechanism and some new explosive Alleged Thieves Toss Aside dent good and scrambled tor the the not to Interfere Vice President Ryde that control of Cornered Pa May After g nearly all day and securing Drove Off Workmen With Pa May haBris of two women away a of laborers employed by J H Corbett the contractor who Is track shortening Equitable Society be turned over abom and a of hP Howard with It Individual Hujui ter charged wlU carry with It Individual re- as is now case with of savings The Evening Post says ic from Washington assurance without that the Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg between this and Biff on and street railroad lines TnT Of tho Is not known was effected after an exciting chase by the officers rand p ern Colorado Midland It was in state Fleet Manchuria May 24 A report is In among tile Chinese that the Japanese fleet has sustained misfortune the ture of which Is not stated The report above jo Is that emanating from Paris Loadon early this month to the effect that the Japanese flagship MIkasa baa been lost in the Straits of no They at of which has been re i rode back and forth Plus T the Italian laborers appeared -on the of the Misses Bell four miles east of here and began excavating to change the bed of the wo spinsters strode toward them companied Bell a relative shotguns and ordered he to leave The foreigners seized tools and scattered The women allege that the railroad com- pany has not settled for the right ol way In securing H full In- the burR and Tay a lato trij they picked from tlie of Charles Broason I ness as it Is anil wholly unexpected aid i Jrom a powerful Death Ends Five Weeks Sleep Pis -ona of most nent physicians died Sunday morning after works of and leep Five apo Dr Fischer after a long hard siege of work Ically collapsed and since that time mil Sunday E slept and dozed fr our to seven days each then waking nly for a few minutes Dr Karl Em- tody of Dr Fischer Od the brain he ound an and unusual Three Men Went Over the Falls N V May body of John Knupp was recovered In the river below falls Knapp with his brother Thomas and Phillip mysteriously on the night of April 22 last last seen they ivero from a boat In Niagara above the falls A few days liter a portion of boat wab found below the The bodies jf other not been Dead One PR May 23 Of the three who wnre a ride on an Brie freight two were In- John Bally 5S of Erie pa is badly and may die The men were ttwo oil tank cars and the train broke In ti point dropping them on the track The dead are unidentified whd them Bronson left car quietly in search of an and his absence Ii Is tried 10 pick the ol the conductor who kicked them off Bronson had by this time secured Officer Henry Stork of and they went after the men In a They followed the pair for five miles and succeeded In capturing them The Killed Running to Fire Pa May de- three-fourths of the Welles building largest office building In this city Owen OWens was killed by a train while running to the fire large dry store lost losa on building Is Chris Walters a shoe dealer loft and Herman gel a Jeweler The other losses were divided among the 60 men when they saw cor tenants in th threw away several of money and had but They building hall re bn to jail here report having repulsed several Russian attacks north of Tie con- pass and the Russian left engaged In the river di- rection Standard Oil company's new pipe line from Kansas City to Whiting Ind i heroes at Bayonne N J fleets on May 1C were within four of the Japanese sooth Of bj fused all the French requests except that for the instruction of troops Dr James D Moffatt president of and elected moderator of the general assembly gt lake tnd George H the New Vork contractor pleaded murder In degree In Feb 2 Wood ia Si J   

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