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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-02
OCTOBER Sd in WORLDS HISTORY

A 8S 5sa
The Goths submitted The Theodosu
Jerusalem acquired by the Of saladin the Turk
Henry granted
The spanard
Kanaya obtained celebrity for her pat pstriotsm.
James under the
Duke Of Argyle were defeated by the Scotch Il
The English and irish war ended by Of
s# s#H 1851. sSe
learned Quaker who accompanied Penn to
largest colonies He
modern and his writings
A5sfs$s aG5ss5a 1903 S58
survivors OF the British ship Bounty.
The e9s m Sa bonHs tha
the west side OF the Rhine into the
the republicans -
FIRST newspaper issued at Buffalo n Y, fiji
between 10000 under Bluoher the French
Baun to the Hlbe
the fire Of the French defeated With much
pq hn na e.
dered the king important services ~ he war with h french
Backhawk celebrated Indian chief and warrior at his camp
s = ~ 1913 ~ I,
,.. 1919 n. A. nro,,,,n.a
martial appointed the Jeachlch to the
government 90, #S8
Geepbrier. va, s&5
81 New IN tic twenty
. tie American institute ,sa g is president
Union troops threw act that
demned by public opinion the world over. #
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FULTON NOTES.

: = i + d u p 1. 4
Mrs william COPELAND has returned t
canhde,. after a delightful visit 70 her sister
Mrs John Mann e Denny sssG ,s sTse ], Mr.
Charles l.. A, Doeppe. who has been ex-
{ trerneiy III at the home of her son In Varna
u Miss Essie TCradiock has returned to Smith
flela after a pleasant visit to the Misses Grown
Z Mrs. b., 81 Bell is visiting friends and rela-
tiycs in Snrry county.
The Rev. John w. Daugherty Will occupy
VS. p e'eieek. Mr. pausherty,s snbjec. viii be
nThe Kingdom OF Heaven--Where Is ]? What
Is liz How to find IT.
Meredith on Williamsburg Avenue. mas return.
Miss Oracle Ashart has returned from de-
lightful visit to friends in Fredericksburg,
MIR and Mrs A. r. Niccallcy will arrive
tonight from their bridal tour to the ST.
Louis Exposition. They stopped over in Fred &c.
sads n 9n h They ye Viii esde 1t
1900 l-2 Williamsburg Avenue i'll.
will hold mn Important meeting Thursday night
at Nelson's Hall. All members are requested
to be present as business Of Importance VIII
4 Powhatan Council, Daughters Of Liberty,
held me rsnns strees pesses
Mrs. Charles II, Smith, Of State street,
much improved
r. Carson. of State Street, who sustained
severe injuries several days ngo by failing
from the top OF a tree. distance or about
thirty feet, is getting along nicely
Mr.. Willie Childress has returned from a
brief visitto his brother. Mr.. Charles CdGd
ress. in washington, D. ~
The Rev David Hepburn. pastor OF tho
Fulton Baptist Church, who has been conduct,
ing successful revival meeting at Central
Baptist Church in Chesterfield county, re-
turned home yesterday and will fill his pulpit
at both services to-day
Miss Carrie Rockwell, Of Ai .t, :, c sh
pleasant visit to friends in Fulton
Miss Jennie Irmes. OF Aspen Wall. Va Is
visiting friends in Fulton.
Mrs NJ Counter is quito i'll at her home
Oh Nicholson Street.
Mrs. Herman s. Renms has returned from,
delightful visit to Mrs. Wilson u. Reams at
Roanoke. Va.
Mrs. Emma Miller, of Roanoke Va, is
Visiting the family OF the Rev. John w.
Daugherty on Graham Street.
f Miss Pencie Marshall. of Charlotte county,
has returned after short stay with friends
in Fulton. lll. 81
Misses Annie, Lille and Martha McEwen.
of Petersburg, have returned after a delight
full visit to the Misses BufIin on Fulton Street.
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in Orange. Va, much TO the regret Of a
host OF friends.
Miss Lima Blum. OF West Grace Street.
after spending delightful summer IN
Orange, Va. ha returned home.
Miss Jennie Pelouze. Of No. 72o East
Marshall Street, leaves 81. IN her party tn
Tuesday next. October ath, 70! the 81.
Louis Exposition,
Mr.. II, r. Duryin left last Tuesday to
visit the Worlds Fair. st. Louis. and on
his return Win Visit the principal cities
Of tho West.
Mrs. Thomas j. Branch and son, Rus
sell, who have been Visiting In New
burgh, Tishklll-on-the he'll Hudson, Nappln-
gers Falls and Pougt keepslo. n. for
the past SIX weeks, are now visiting Mrs.
George cyphers, IN Newark Mn
Miss Annie Cooper has returned home
after spending the sumner with Mrs. VI
b. Green,ot Lester Manor h
g1iss Mary Henderson. Of Durham \. 9.
is visiting friends at NO. us East Clay
Street x
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HIGHLAND SPRINGS.

A cot,llion was given by Mr.. chrin. aeh-
hardt on Thursday evening at Fulton PARK.
string orchestra furnished music Tor the
Mrs. Dick warriner OF Lower Henrco. Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. John Runner, on
Cedar Avenue.
Mrs. Geo. ". storer and Mrs. Maud storer
Collins have recovered FROM weeks III
ness. .A,.
soon from Maine.
Master Jacob Ste,gleder, who has been critl-
caily iii is convalescng slowly. j,
Miss Rita Stoval. who has also oeen III
with typhoid fever Is recovering.
During tho month Of September 1532 VISITORS
registered Mt the National Cemetery.
Mrs NJ. NJ. Jeffries, wife OF the Superinten-
dent OF Tredericksburg's National Cemetery,
visited here and ut Cold Harbor during the
week. -.
Thursday. 80
Miss Alma Wilson, Of Richmond were mar
r!ed In washington. D. G., Mot.day. SSth, INST.
by rev. Mr.. Muer. After the wedding the
grom took apartments for himself and bride
and their guests who accompanied them from
Richmond The following made up the party:
Mr. Vim. Jennings. who was best man; MISS
Fannie Martin aud Mr.. Hugh FiesA OF.
and Mrs Sanford Will make their nome an
Richmond. -, zhQ3 @eG
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past month. returned TO her home this
morning. Miss ETa!thwaite was among
the guests at the german at Lakeside
Friday night.
Misses Bessie and Grayce Hubbard. Of
Farmyilie, Va, who have been visiting
TIER cousin. Iiss Lucy clanton. on Graz
ham Street returned TO thor home to-
DAY much % the regret Of their many
triends.
sirs. K. F1tzhugb Thornton has re-
turned from pleasant visit to relatives
az Fort Royal.
Mr and Mira. Reginald Brooks have
ta6en the Ellis Place at Meadow Brook
Tor the aa'Iran season.
DfJs Paul r. McFadysn retarned 10 Ran.
dlPman, ~. - Friday evening after a
short Visit 10 Mrs, N. 81 slbert. at NO.
Mi East Gsncs streat Mrs. aicFadyen
ana i!.tle son 'Fiii remain IN Richmond
fpF come weeks,
m. Walter George Newman arrived
frDfp sew York Yesterday and Is spend
3he aeYhrai dags with Mrs Newman at
fEe ifferaon Hotel. Mr.. Newman. WHO
~ b;ggxht his Gne horses and turn
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SOCIETY,".
Continued from Fifth Page.)

ing the summer at Lamberts Point. Va.
has returned TO The city for tire WIN
ter. ~
Mr., Parker alnlkin, Of aiargarettsyillc.
n. c., is here on a visit to his cousin.
II II. Ford. OF North Twenty.firs,
Street
Mrs. Frank West and Two children,
cremora and Juanita Dean, nave return
co TO The city. after having spent most
delightful summer az GordoHsyiiie. va,
Miss Susan West OF Cordonsvi!le, Va,
IS Waiting Mrs, Frank West. OF Eas,
Broad Street.
4 Miss Susie Gray. Of Hanover. and Miss
Adelaide Irby. OF Bowling Green, pagss1
through the city last week en- route for
home. after having spent TN dayg very
pleasantly at the st, LOUIS Exposition.
Miss Emma Louise Dutrow. who has
ktcn spending the summer with her sia-
ter, Mrs. George Horne. Of Oak Grove.
Hanover county. has returned 70 her
home in washington, y. G.
Mrs. +, T, Brady, Of Abingdon, Va,
liz visiting her sister. Mrs, sohn ", Rich
ardson, Of no. 1872 Fioya Avenue, and
will be her guest during the Horae SHOW.
DR.. end Mrs Chambers Lard. u AsHe-
vile, n. c., AZ their tnapy isis1as IN tfgg
city will be delighted 10 boie. are w
pected 10 spend Horse shoU Ysax be1e, !.
Miss Virginia Era!,hwaite, ri Rstilsrga-
burg. Va, who haA bksn Ehs Rasst ~
Mr. and AIRS. J. SsaAlol Mus. A11 rs
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Miss Virginia Era!lhwaits. n Williams
burg. Va, who haA bfen tts easst ~
All. and Mrs. J. ssaalol A...s. A11 tls
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WESTHAMP TON.

Miss Temple Blackburn is improving after
Mrs IS. x. Ford has returned home after
spending week with Mrs. Browning, OF,
Deep Run. .a5
turned home after spending some time at
the beach.
with his family to hts country home near
Ridge Church.
Mr. ]. T. Euhank has returned home ate.
Mr. and Mrs John Dicks have returned to
this place after spending the summer Mt
Alexandria. where Ms. Dicks has been en-
pioyed.
.certJ,. a guest at Hiss Temple Blackburn.
Nrs Cartwright, and daughter. Miss Nellie.
viii start sometime this Feex t5S a WET to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-02
GOLD HARBOR.

Mrs. Kelley. who has been Ill for some time
is not Improving, and her death Is expected
at any moment . M.
Willie McGhee has accepted q position with
the American Can Company at Baltimore.
Mrs. Stuart has been quite ihoisposea re-
Mrs. Jeffries, OF Philadelphia. Is spending
sometime with friends Of this place.
Lillian, tho little daughter of Mrs. Willie
Barker is improving
snday last with their daughter. Mrs. Tomme
cirubbs, at I'opae Springs. !,
Mrs. Lather Barker and daughter, little
GLADYS. of Black Creek. visited Mrs. Haryie
Stuart during the past week,
Miss Alice Adams is convaicscng
Herbert Wood is quite sick with typhold
Leslie Kelley Of Richmond. visited his
MIR and Mrs Parker are expected to return
homo in few days. &
Mrs. Washie Nance. Ok Richmond, visited
relatIyes In this section recently.
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outs to Richmond, took out a party II
his tally-ho coach last afternoon. s5

outs to Richmond, took out a party In
his taily-ho coach last afternoon. 3 II
Mrs. D. T, Williams has returned
10 Richmond after a summer spent at
Lake George. New York city, the Green-
br!er White Sulphur Springs, and recently
IN Pittsyvanla county. With her sister
Mrs. Talley. .@si
Mrs. vlrgnius Harrison and her mother
Mrs, T. Q, Reese, have returned after
stay OF two months in the mountains
OF Virginia. ii II .s
Mr., G, 2. Pamatory OF Norfolk, left
Wednesday after spending ten days with
friends and relatives. He was the guest
OF has cousin, Mrs, John +, ffrlgg, Of
No Al4 North Twenty-fourth Street,
4 Ears. Adoph Klein, OF Cincinnati. Is the
guest of Mrs.. Sol. L, Bloombelg, ia
The Kate Wheeiock Club will meet for,
reorganization "Wednesday afternoon nov !,
at A'SN clock In the home OF the 'presl,
dent. No. 30 East Franklin Street
Mr.. and Mrs. David May and their two
lovely children, Miss Sylvia and Master
Irving May, who have been visiting rcla-
lives here, have returned to their home
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NEWS OF SUBURBS
Ing several weeks visiting friends in New

ing several weeks visiting friends in New
Kevit county. 4. -
Mir Bernard judo left last week to spend
come time in st. Louis.
Little Miss Helen Williams. was the guest
last week of her uncle. Mr.. HUXLEY Williams
of Third Avenue. fE5z,
Little Miss Eienor Enslow who has been
quite sick for several weeks past Is Slowly
Mrs Hanson has returned after spending
the,~past month with her daughter IN fshn-
Mr.. c. W. Vaughan. who has been quite
SILK FOR several days past, Is improving.
Miss Marie Todd, who has been quite SICK
for some time past is improving.
MIR John Todd. Of Stannton, who ie visi.-
Ina his son, Mr.. George Todd, OF Fifth AYES
p,ie. Ia improvtnC.
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ELKO ETCHINGS..

Mr. L. W scnEzx. q this place. IS now
visiting friends in Williamsburg
ReY.TD. e. Martin and daughter. Miss Mar
Earet spent TWO days recently with friends
al Malvern Hill on James River.
C. Sharpe paid a vts!I to friends al
Seven Pines durtlg the week.
Joe Adams. OF Rocksbury, visited frteacs
here this week.
George Turner. Of Newport News, visited
Mrs e q. Vim this week
Miss Irene Jones. OF Alexandra, Is visiting
Mrs F. G. Richardson.
Miss Annie Mason. OF Richmond. has taken
Charge Of the Elko School She is exceedingly
popular with patrons and scholars.
Mr. and Mrs. w. G.. Bowery and little son
wished New Kent county last Sunday.
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OLD CHURCH.

Miss sallie woo!falk. OF Hanover court
house arrives, last week and will resume her
school at Mr. John Diard's shortly
Miss Mary and Sue Eeal.s OF Middeton. spent
several days last week at GreeIre,ireinenL
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Julian IL Rut-
fin. t
Mr. Ltnsey McMirn is quite III,
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CHESTNUT HILL AND
HIGHLAND PARK

& Mrs. Jesse Jurgensen. OF New York. and
her sister, Mrs. Henrietta Lee. OF Orange
county, are whiting their brother Mr. william
II. Holiday. en- route 10 the former's home
In New York
pr. S. Z. Christian has returned after spend
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-02
OCTOBER I'd in WORLDS HISTORY

Darius by Arbela 10000
men This defeat Of Darius decided the fate Of Persia
Arstoteles philosopher
himself into the could satisfactorily explain
sessed Of private library
beheaded the Governor the abbey
cros and then directed his march toy towards Durham
Richard having made landed Ireland with
Il 5 XII as sd s
fused the divided at that time into different
Kingdoms.
CONQUEST q Port Roys q Aapa2o y the
Memorable which cornhl other
squadron
Andre British officer hanged Tappn New York
his the Headquarters where he
IN
left lost and Of them
their entire persisted
Charles ma3orgeneral
Joined the American
battle
Monmouth
integrity dignied and
Hancock
offered else 88s
oopowar Concord lost the in the
Mozambique Channel and one Or her crew persisted
Bubeck officer Of the Revolution died New London aged
public
thirtyeight years in almost ncsant ACTIVITY.
Joseph Ernest
Fl
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-02-18
REPLY TO HAYS NOTE.
Russian Answer Will Be Ready in a
Few DAYS.

St. Petersburg, Feb. 1S.-Russia's re-
ply to Secretary Hays note on China
probably will be made in a few days.
1t will acQuiesce in principle, but with
certain reservations regarding Chinese
administrative control over the re-
gion in Manchuria leased to Russia or
covered by the Chinese Eastern rail
road, in order to safeguard existing
Russian interests. When the note was
first dispatched to the powers the au-
thorities here undeniably We're dis
posed to view it with suspicion and
therefore its reception by the other
cabinets was awaited with keen in
terest.
Russia has not yet given permis-
sion for any military attaches to join
the Russian army in the field. Re
quests have been received from all the
powers, including the United States,
and it is understood that Viceroy AL
exieff to whom the question was re-
ferred, would prefer that foreign at
taches should not join in the Russian
field operations until March, explain
ing that, owing to the unexpected sud
denness of the outbreak Of hostilities,
it is difficult to make arrangements
for their comfortable accommodation,
especially during the severe weather,
until that time.
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received here from Toxic announces
that one of the most important move
ments Of Japanese troops yet made is
now occurring. One of the main
branches of the army, consisting OF
three divisions and including dl-
vision of guards, is now getting on
board transports. The previous land
ings of japanese forces in Korea and
elsewhere are said to have been small
compared with this simultaneous sail
ing of three divisions, aggregating ap-
proximately an army of 10000 to So
900 men. The Japanese authorities,
it is added had taken every precau-
tion to prevent information from going
out concerning the embarkation and
the destination of this army. It is be,
lieved, but this is not sure, that the
destination Of this force is a point
near the mouth Of the Yaln river or
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the state depart ment lnat Wllu mas
been declared open TO the commerce
Of the world by the Korean govern
ment.
The United States was the first
power, so far as known, To apply TO
the Korean government for the open
ing of Miju to the worlds trade. rms
action was taken whis Japan ana
England We're urging the opening OF
Yongampho, lying al the mouth OF inc
Yalu river on the Korean side. The
view taken by the state department
was that if we could secure the open
ing of Will, 15o miles up the lalu
river from Yangampho, the effect
would be practically to open the Whole
OF that stretch OF the river to com
merce. SO that the project really was
much larger than the mere opening OF
a port at the mouth OF n river. Win
lies on the opposite side OF the river
and near to Antung, in Manchnra,
which the Chinese government already
has by treaty with she United States
declared to be an open port although
this never has been admitted by Rus-
sia. 1t is understood that the opening
of Wiju is directly attributable TO
Japanese ascendancy in Korea, for
while the country was under Russian
influence Mr. Allen, the American min.
lister. was unable to induce the king
to open single port in addition TO
Chemupo 1t is probable that the
state department AT once will take.
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Jap Relief Fund in rngiano.

New York. Feb lS.-British sHmpa-
thy for the japanese is manifested in
remarkable responses To an appear re-
Gently made for a fund for the widows
and families OF soldiers and sailors,
says Times dispatch from London.
Japanese are accosted in all parts OF
London by persons desiring toeeonttib-
ute to the fund.
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cassini Rumor Repeated.

London, Feb. lS In a dispatch FROM
Vienna the correspondent OF the Daily
Chronicle repeats the rumor to the ef-
feet that Count Cassini. Russian am
Dassador at Washington, is to be re.
called for failure TO keep his govern
-ment properly informed OF the state
OF feeling in the United States.
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Thousands of SorroWing Citizens and
Friends Meet Hanna's Funeral
Train at Cleveland.

Cleveland Feb. 1she special train from carry
the body of the Hanna arrived at II 05 today
Thousands of citizens the friends OF Senator Hanna
w1e nreent at the Baltimore Ohio railway station when the
funeral train The crowd stood with uncovered heads as
the cset was removed funeral The streets OF the city
draped in and Cleveland ou'aoes el W o'o
Marcus A. Hanna in death cz-,
the Chamber OF Commerce
where they will lie in state until Friday
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ureu spies, Or wnom slNly pelonSeu
to the Japanese general staff.
1t is feared that the British steamer
Hsining. bound from Chinwanstao for
Shanghai, with passengers and bull
lion has been captured. She is five
days overdue and was last seen III
Port Arthur roads.
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DlscREDlTED IN BERLIN.
Report That Japs Fired on German
Gunboat.

Berlin. Feb 1S.-The German admi-
ralty discredits the reports that the
Japanese, fired on the German gun
boats Hansa. Thetis or any other Ger
man war vessel in the disputed Far
Eastern waters. The Hansa is at
Tsingtau and the Thetis at Chefoo.
The regular reports Of their, move
ments to the admiralty make no mem
tion Of such an incident. 1t is added
that even if it happened it Is assumed
to have been an eXcusable mistake
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Berlin, Feb. 18.-The admiralty here
has received confirmation of the re-
ports that Japanese landing operations
on vast scale are taking place on
both of Korea's northern coasts and it
is assumed by the German authori-
ties that Japan will be ready by early
spring for a forward land movement
supported by properly equipped bases.
Possibly 250,00O men according to
the estimates made at the German ad-
miralty) will be in the field before a
collision takes place with the Russians
In force.
TO INVEST PORT ARTHUR.
Army of Fifty Thousand Men Sails
From Japan.
Paris. Feb 18.-An official dispatch
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THREE THOUSAND RUSSIAN
TROOPS ARRIVE AT TIEN CHENG
First Decisive Land Engagement of the
War Will Probably Occur in
That Vicinity.

Seoul 8Three thousand Russian troops have arrived
Cheng opposite Wu Yau have
occupation Wuand conjunction with arge force
Russian troops already stationed thai vicinity The
the only question of hours
will somewhere in the vicinity of Wiju
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Trade Paralyzed at odessa.

New York, Feb. lS.-Trade is at a
standstill, cables the Odessa CORE
spondent of the Times. Both rail and
sea routes are closed. There is greater
caution in financial and commercial
circles than in Moscow and st. Pc
tersburg.
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WITHOUT SUSTAINING INJURY.
Japs Torpedo Russian Guardshp and
Mar Vessel.

London, Feb. lS.-A dispatch to the
st. James Gazette from Kobe, Japan,
in reporting the Japanese naval attack
on Port Arthur Feb. Ia, says the Rus
sian gnardship in the harhor and an
other Russian warship lying outside
the harbor We're torpedoed and that
the Japanese retired without sustain
inc anN in ilrY ---.---
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WHOLESALE ARREST OF JAPs.
Russia Claims There Are Many Spies
in Manchura.

Tientsin, Feb. lS.-The Russians ex-
plain that the wholesale arrest Of Jap
anese at Harbin and elsewhere was
due to the discovery that Japan had
in these districts upwards OF a hun
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KOREAN PORT OPENED.

Wiju Declared Free to Commerce Of
the World. Y
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CAVALRY LANDS AT WIJu.
Japan Rushing Reinforcements to the
Yalu River

Toxic Feb. lS-Eight transports,
with Japanese troops from Nagasaki
and several additional vessels carry
ing war munitions, are on their way
to the west caost Of Korea. 'Detach-
ments of Japanese cavalry have al
ready landed at Win, on the Yalu
river
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TO INVADE MANChURlA.
Japs Concentrating Large Army on
East Coast of Korea.

Port Arthur, Feb IS. The reports
that the Japanese have concentrated
about 80 600 troops at Wonson, on the
east coast OF Korea, With the object
of entering Manchuria, are confirmed.
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Washington. Feb 1S.-Mr. Allen. the
American minister at Seoul. cables
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Big Land Engagement Between Russian and
Japanese Troops Question of Hours.

a spot on-the Liaotung peninsula
fanking Port Arthur.
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steps TO nave America representea ~
Win by a consular or commercial
agent.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-25

naming the size.
About what price? the girl in
quires, knowing perfectly well that a
man would rather get run over by a
milk wagon than look like piker'
before shop girl.
oh, I want the good stuff the
man says in that off hand, I'm no cheap
Individual way. and the girl flashes a
pair of SO white gid gloves on him.
8. They look ali right says the man.
picking the gloves up and pretending
to know something about them by the
way he inspects the seams. How much
do they set me back?'
Three" Says the Girl
Three says the girl, and the man
produces the three and takes the
gloves.
st guess I'm kind of poor when it
comes to that shopping thing, the man
says to his wife when he losses the
gloves into her lap that evening. Kind
of common, ornery looking gloves, that
pair, yes?'
His wife undoes the bundles and
holds the gloves out before her en-
Enthusiastically.
why. where in the wide world did