Hammond Times, Volume 1, Number 238, Hammond, Lake County, 27 March 1907 — Page 8

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THE LAKE COUNTY TIMES

Wednesday, March 27, 1907.

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Going against the grain. Chicago .Tonrnnl.

RUSSDUMAIHSISTEHT

Calls for a Law tor Uncondition- . al Abolition of Summary Courts Martial.

EEPLY 05" PBEHIER STOLYPIIf

Heeds Them to Meet the Summary Assassin So Prevalent.

Roumanian Iliot Amounts to Civil Way Mob Marching on Bucharest Salvador Yearns for Peace Morocco Matter.

Jar-reaching and the situation moro sa-

rious.

There was sanguinary fighting in the

streets of Fetresou, when 2,000 peas

ants, led by three students, entered tne city and sacked and destroyed many buildings, Including the palace or lrlnfP Stirliev. In the districts of

Teleorman and Vlashica twenty-threo landed proprietors have been killed and forty-two villages have been burned down. Frobably the most serious engagement occurred at Alexan

dria, about fifty miles from Bucharest,

where sixty men were killed and 300

wounded before the troops succeeded

in dispersing the rioters.

Four thousand peasants are march

ing on Bucharest. Reinforcements have

ieen concentrated at the capital, the

roval palace is protected by artillery,

nti1 or.lorsi have leen issued to us

6hr:ipnel to prevent the revolting peas

ants from Invading the city.

Uncle Cyrus-Say. this glass eye hain't no good. I want my money back. Optician No good? Uncle Cyrus-IIain't wuth a tinker s darn. Can't see a bit better with the blame thing than I kin without.-Les-lie's Weekly. ; .

Asked and Answered.

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Perfectly Simple

Simply Perfect

Teacher Can a leopard change his spots, Freddie? Freddie Yes, sir! Teacher Wrong. Of course he can't! Freddie If he's tired of sitting in one spot, he can change to another, can't he?

THE LEADING LADY."

St. Fctersburg, March 27. At the

close of two days of debate the lower

house of parliament adopted the pre

liminary Constitutional Democratic

resolution providing for the abolition

of drumhead courts martial, and m

structing the committee to draw up and present a bill to this effect with

as little delay as possible. The vote

was also unanimous, only twenty-two

iantinnii4Vfltill!' in the UG-.T.

f .Y t-i ciu'; i vui. uu.."v" o tive. Czar's Tosition Is Stated.

After the vote had been taken Fre

rnier Btolvpin, who had .just had an

hour and half's conference with Em

peror Nicholas, announ-ed the govcrn'inent's position, stating so long as "the bloody miasma of terrorism overshadowed the land," it did not feel justified in withdrawing entirely such unfortunate repressive measures, but that orders had been given that drumhead

courts martial be hereafter employed

on'y in cases of extreme and vital necessity. The members of the house gave the premier a courteous and attentive hearing. State's Itight of Self -Defense. M. Stolypin paid a high tribute to the oration delivered Monday by M. uToirinVnff thp Constitutional Demo

cratic leader in the house, declaring that it was difficult to answer that brilliant and able jurist. The premie? fully agreed with M. Maklakoffs arguments from an abstract standpoint, but from other points of view he wa forced to maintain that it was the right and duty of the government to ,rrttr the existence of the state to

the utmost by all the means in it;? power. In every state of the world the government's right to suspend tho usual laws when life was in danger - was not questioned. Replies to Two Questions. To the question whether the government now considers it possible to rule the country under the ordinary laws iVo enhinet must answer honestly

"hardly yet." And, in answer to a second que'stiou, namely what would happen if free reign were given to agitation it could be found in two documents emanating from the Social Revolutionary party. The first of these Bet forth plans for undermining the loyalty of the army in order to make 'possible the stablishment of a democratic republic. The second was

a resolution uuopieu uy bvu..... convention of tho party on the necessity for the continuance of terrorism. Remedy Lies with the Duma. Continuing, the premier said: "In your hands rests the reconciliation oX Russia. If you fulfill your task this law and other repressive measures will die a natural death. We are arraigned us bloody-handed executioners, but Russia is able to distinguish between olood on the hands of a hangman and ? on those of an experienced surgeon.

France and Morocco.

Paris, March 27. France doe?

not expect any opposition upon the

part of any power against the course

the has mapped out in repard to Mo

rocco. The official view of the situa

tion is as follows: "The question hi

entirely between France and Morocco.

There is not the slightest reason lor nnfe'rto onmnlioatious. France is not

actuated by ulterior motives. The oc

cupation of Oudja is for the purpose of demonstrating to Morocco that she

sxinnrkt- flrmr France with immmity. U3

heretofore France has been extremely

lenient."

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SHARK RETIRES A JACKIE

Bites Off Ilis Trigger Finger When Ilo

Pushes It Into a Hole in the Boat's Bottom.

Washington, March 27. A eurioun

story illustrating the number and fe

rocity of the sharks that infest the har

bor of Manila is told in a letter Just

received at the insular bureau from

the Philippines. It is to the effect that as one of the boats belonging to the

little gunboat Elcano was being rowed out to the ship Feb. 9 the plug

in the bottom of the boat came ouc and to prevent it from being swamped J. J. Dunlap, a sailor, thrust his finger into the hole. The finger was bitten off immediately as if it were amputated by a surgeon, though the amputation in this case was by a shark. As the lost fin

ger was used to pull the trigger of the rifle, the sailor will have to be retired. IOWA LEGISLATIVE DOINGS

Eight Itailway Regulation Bills Pas

the Senate, but the House Kills

Woman Suffrage.

Des Moines, la., March 27. The primary bill was sent to a conference committee on amendments of a technical nature to perfect the measure. The senate passed eight railroad bills, including one requiring the railroads to show reasons for not furnishing can to shippers. The house killed the wo

man suffrage bill. Pardons were voted, out of the twenty-three asked for, for Betsy Smith, serving a life sentence for the murder of her husband; George Weems, sentenced for life for murder, and Jasper Mason, who killed a man during a political quarrel, It is believed a pardon

will be voted to John Penny, or tmmett county.

Assets Will Be Well Handled. Minneapolis. March 27 The Minne

sota Title Insurance company, of this

city, has closed its doors. J. N. Barnes,

n prominent real estate man, is presi

dent, and it Is said that his holdings

ire so heavy and valuable that the

assets will be well handled.

Ultimatum.

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WHISPER."

The Squire's Lady I haven't seen old George Gibbs about lately, William. Where is he? , wuiifim Oh. 'e 'ad a row wi' th

council and left Ms job.

(Pause.) An' if they ain't careful next

thing'll be they'll lose me too: isy stander.

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Papke and Rhodes Draw. Chicago. March 27. Billy Papke, ol Sr.rinp- Vallev. 111., and Billy Ithodes,

SkSS 1 , that : wsur- of Kansas City, fought fifteen rounda 11 si"ry J nri lpsirfi to n firaw here. The spectators disao-

neons insuntu. ...

proved tne decision, musi m

the ringside thinking that rapte naa

tlie better of the contest.

ceons insni

to cure the country."

SALVADOR WANTS PEACE NOW

u-w!r, TtTi T.icked Jointly with

- Honduras, She Climbs Down.

City of Mexico, March 27. Mexico

Ho hpen at last requested to intervene

nnd use her best efforts to bring about

Tm.'ice in Central America. The request

crime from the republic of Salvador,

nnd wns made to President Diaz by

!,. Ttr.n-nrnr KstmMnlan. the minister

to Mexico from Salvador. Minister TTatuninlnn received a telegram from

v,ic mvpmmpnt saving Salvador was

withdrawing all her troops from IIou.wns territory and was eager fo?

r.eace. As soon as Dr. Estupinian reavl

the message he drove to the national rniflpe and was granted an interview

Ti-siilpnt Diaz.

What transpired is not known, but

0 o of the conference a message

was immediately sent to Ambassador

rvpol In Washington by the presiaenu

The contents of this dispatch were not uiade public, but it Is stated on good ..rhnritv. that President Diaz has :n-

c,.,-.,i'rreel to ioin the United State

mvoTTmipnt in a demand for the ces

sation of hostilities.

AMOUNTS TO C1V1B WAR

That

Ruction in Roumania Mob

Marching on the Capital.

Vienna. March 27. The rising of

the peasants in lloumania is assuming

tl.e Troiwrtions of civil war. me move

mcnt is directed not only against tho TpW. but also against the Christian

landowners. The trouble now extends

from one end of Roumania to another,

and even the capital city, Bucharest,

a ir, fonr of cn attack. Kepons il

encounters arc received

'.Lctnntiv nn,i ffleh dav shows the

Ulborders to b more deep-seated and

NEWS FACTS IN OUTLINE

The United States cruiser Baltimore

hf.s arrived at Naples.

Vifiv firms, employing more than l,-

100 of the 2,100 garment makers who

went on a general strike at Boston,

i signed the union agreement.

Closed shop wins.

The ban against Chicago canned

meat as a food for the British army has been removed by the British war

oilice.

Serious disorders have broken out at

Sebzev ar, Persia, necessitating the in

tervention of Russian troops.

Thp Pennsylvania senate has passed

the house 2-cent railroad fare bill with

amendments providing penalties for

violation.

The United States dispatch boat

Dolphin has arrived at Porto Rico with

Secretary Metcalf and a senatorial par

ty on board.

The famine-st-icken Chinese have

been practicing cannibalism in locali

ties where the distress Is most acute.

James Bryce, the British ambassa

dor, was the guest of the New orJi

Chamber of Commerce. Many distin

guished men were present.

There are now 2o2 steamers and fir-

tv-Hsrht sailine vessels waiting at

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Hamburg, Germany, to either load or

unload, on account of the longshore

men's strike.

All the union men affiliated with the

Iron Trades Council at San Francisco

have voted to strike May 1.

The famous Home Stake mine ai

Lead. S. D., is on fire and may have to

be flooeed.

in snite of the objections of Ruefa

attorneys, who now want a quick tri!,

the case at San Francisco has Dexi postponed at the request ot the stata

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