davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-08-23
ROsYA USTEPUJE CH|NOM.
Pozwala rozbroi6 diva ekrety W Shanghai
Port Artura widewnis walki ma smierc.
Rycerstvo polsko amerykadskie sola oku Prusak6w.
Praca wiezni6w demach karnych stanu Illinois.
Artura widewnia walki ma smierc.
eerstwo polsko ko.ameryka6skie sola oku Prusak6w.


Ia -AdAiJ. "ESS,
szczytami wspinaja sic ku niebu
w oddaleniu kwadransa drogi cd
samej Lhassy. Grod krolewski
zbudowany w mich pred
wiekami, lecz pozniej roz-
paddy W gruzy, powstawa,
mich pred wiekami, lecz pozniej
ma nowo z ruiny "a czasow plate
go "odrodzenia sic" Dalai La
my. Otoczyl go wieniec swiatyn
wiezyc, pawilonow it'd, a w sa-
myrn srodku stanal klasztor slu-
zacy "a przybytek nastepcom Bu-
dy.
Dziesiec tysiecy pokoi ma znaj-
dowae sic wewnatrz, wszystkie
zape{nione So kosztownosciaml,
skiadanemi Dalaj-Lamie w darze
przez polowe Azyi Cd wiclu, VIE
lu wicklow.
Dalai Lama (dossownie thu
maczac: kapian morz swiata, t.
z. najwznioslejszy z kapianow),
uchodzi wedle buddystycznych
pojee "a wcielenie bostwa.
Istota boska, Budda, zszedlszy
raz ma zienie, wedle tych pojec,
niej nigdy ustapi, jake ME
smiertelna. Budda przechodzi cia-
gle W coraz inne cia1a nieprzer-
wanie pozostaje wsrod ludzi W
ksztaity ludzkie przyobleczony.
.Ogremne poruszenie wstrzasa
sercami Tybetanczykow, gdy
Dalai Lama, raczej jego dusza
opusci oslone cielesna. G}uchym,
zalosnym brzekiem odzywaja sig
ze wszystkich swiatyh bebny,
traby, dzwony; furcza bezustan-
ME kolowrotki modlitewne, zdaje
sic, re zbliza sig koniec swiata.
Rece poboznych bonzow ME wy
puszczaja wowczas ami ma chwlle
perelek rozanca; niezmierne mno-
stwo swiec goreje w przybytkach
nodlitwy sina fala zalewaja je
dymy kadzidel. Gale Chiny ME
zmierne zastepy Zabajkalskie drza
echem tego poruszenia.
Wszedzie dymia SIG o}tarze O.
fiarne i tysiace jagniat ginie pod
nozem, aby krwia swa zadoku-
mentowae zal powszechny.
Ale niebawem zanlienia sic on
w row1ie powszechna radosc. u
trzymuje sic bowiem cd dawna
wiara, ze Dalaj-Lama ma krotEo
przed smiercia odradza sic, po-
zostawia dla siebie nastepee.
Rzecza bonzow odszukac go
wsr6d niemowlat. Ale maja oni
ma to pewne, wyprobowane spo-
soby.
Rodzice dzieciecia, obdarzone-
60 najwyzsza godnoscia, uczest-
nicza do pewnego stopnia W je-
60 szczesciu. ojciec wyniesiony
zostaje zazwyczaj ma najwyzszy
szczebel chinskiego szlachectwa /
otrzymuje ma zamieszkanie jeden
paiacow W poblizu wzgorz 70
tall. Matka natomiast ma nadal
mice w swej pieczy fizyczne wy
chowanie syna, mianowicie W Je-
dnym klasztorow poza Potala,
swiete bowiem wzgorza pozosta-
ma dla niej ma zawsze nledoste-
pne.
Gdy malice dojdzie do lat CITE
rech, ubieraja go W szaty mnlsze
; wsrod mnostwa solennych OBJ
rzedow, W ebecnosci chihskiego
possa i ca1ego zgromadzonego W
Lhassie ludu sadzaja ma trotl Da-
lai-Lamy. Pc objeciu tronu pre-
chodzi on uroczyscie do klasztoru
Namgya jake nowicyusz pozo-
stale tam do osmego roku zycla.
Poczerh, obdarzony godnoscla o.
pata tego Masztoru, uchodzi Juz
"a dojrzatego i "a istotna glove
koscio1a buddaistycznego.
Jako wladca swiecki Dalaj-La-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-08-23

dwoma laty process radzie szkol-
nej O zwrot tych zatrzymanych
pensyj, i to funduszu $24955+
ktore w +. 1901 znalazly sic jake
nadwyzka W kasie rady szkolnej.
Process ten wczoraj sedzia Dunno
rozstrzygnal ma korzysc nauczy-
cielek, polecii radzie szkolnej 2
tego funduszu zaplacic pensye "a
legle. Me wiadomo, czyli rada
szkolna bedzie apelowala; wielu
sadzi, re zastosuje sic ona do po-
lecenia sedziego.
Uciekli aresztu.
z aresztu dla mlodych pre-
stepc6w pm. 625 w. Adams str,
ucieklo wczoraj rano pieciu chop
cow, ktorych miano popoiudniu
stawit przed sedzia Mack. Are
s2tantow tych pilnuje zawsze po-
lieyant. Ten rano o godz. S po-
szedi umyt sobie rece do pokeju
kapielowego. Z chwilowej jego
nieobecnosci skorzystali chiopcy,
powyginali kraty W oknie i ?
rietra skoczywszy ma ulice, ucie-
xii. Byli to: 15-letni Clarence
O'Hern, 14-letni Patrick Leery;
15-letni James Brennan, 1o-letn;
Lawrence Berry 13-letni John
Brown. Matrona zakladu spo-
strzeg1a pierwsza ucieczke chop
COW natychmiast zawosala poll
cyanta, ktory tez przeszkodzif u-
cieczce innych jeszcze chiopcow,
ale zbiegow juz schwytac ME
msgl. Byli oni oskarzeni o popei-
nienie kilku rozbojow W pofu-
dniowej dziehicy, szczegolnieJ W.
pralniach chihskich.
Pozar W polsldej dzielnicy. {
DIS rano niewiadomej przy.
czyny wybuchi pozar W farbiarni
"Superb Steam Dye Works" pm.
187 w. North ave., naprzeciw
Holt ave-, a zniszczywszy tam
znajdujace sic ubrania, przeniosi
sic do sasiedniego skladu wiktua-
low L. Glattera pm. 18o w. North
ave. Straz ogniowa W przeciagu
pol godziny ugasisa pozar, uchro-
niwszy sasiednie budynki cd "a
jecia sic; znaczna jednakowoz
szkode zrzadziia woda j dym w
skladzie Glattera W znajduja-
Gym sic mad tym skfadem WEI
kim warsztacie krawieckim. TAX
ze i wyszynk w. Oriowskiego
pm. 1S5 w. North ave. niejaka po-
ni6si szkode; lokatorzy zas tegoz
domu 2 pietra, powynosiwszy
swe sprzety, narazili je rowniez
ma uszkodzenie przez dym, i wo-
de. Wszystkie szkody przez po-
Ear ten rzadzone obliczaja ma
$500. Uszkodzona bardzo zostaia
tez stajnia, nalezaca, do Glattera,
przy zaulku ma poinocno wscho-
dnim rogu ulic Holt North ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-08-23

Agent strajkujacych W rzezal-
mach palaczy, Joseph w. Nor
ton, powrocil z Waszyngtonu,
gdzie bys przedstawiony prezy-
dentowi Rooseveltowi. Roosevelt
powiedzial jemu, re ma nadzieje,
IL strajkierzy w Chicago sami So
bic dadza rady W swej sprawie i
re go roznych stron zachecano,
ably w strajk ten sic wnieszaa, ale
On ME widzi sposobu, W jaki to
daioby sic zrobic.
Okolo 200 ludzi wczoraj VIE
czorem' zgromadzi}o sic przy do
mu pm. 1923 Marshfield ave. i "a
czelo bombardowae dom, gdyz
wedle ich mniemania, mieszkali
tam robotnicy pracujacy obecnie
w rzezalniach. Mieszkajacy ma I
pietrze Frank Carpat, strzelal do
napastnikow zostal pozniej are
sztowany. Jedna kul wpadaa do
domu pm. 452o Paulina str. i o
malo ME ranifa mieszkajaca tam
Marya Dornagla. Napase podo-
bno ME tyczy}a sic Carpata, tylko
mieszkajacego mad MIN Jana 10
walskiego.
Ma 80 ulicy Ashland ave. zna-
leziono zwloki nieznajomego
cziowieka, prawdopodobnie "a
mordowanego. So poszlaki, ze byi
MIN niejaki Tomasz Pucz, 5o31
Paulina str, "iamacz strajku",
kt6ry cd kilku dni zniki bez VIE
Sci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-08-23
Pneumatyczna poezta.

SCI.
Pneumatyczna poczta.
System pneumatyczny rozsyfa-
mia listow i lnalych pakunkow
pocztowych w miescie pomiedzy
pewnemi stacyami pocztowemi
zostal skompletowany w dniach
ostatnich i jutro odbedzie sic u
roczystosc jego otwarcia. Bee
rozglosu zaprowadzono podziem-
ne rury do pneumatycznego roz-
sylania tych posyiek ma przestrze-
nj razem okoio 9 mil, i moze ME
wielu z mieszkahcow miasta VIE
dzialo o tenn. Rury te lacza ODE
cnie nowy gmach pocztowy,
tymczasowy budynek pocztowy,
dworzec kolei Northwestern,
dworzec kolejowy ma La Salle
str, dworzec kolejowy Union,
dworzec kolei Illinois Central,
dworzec ma 22 ul., stacya poczto-
wa Armoura i stacya pocztowa W
rzezalniach.
Jutro o godz. 1890 W poiudnie,
w obecnosci najwyzszych urze-
dnikow pocztowych i kolejowych,
jakotez licznych gosci, - a nie-
dzy mimi senatorow posiow do
kongresu, jakotez radnych miej-
skich | urzednikow miasta, odbe-
die sic uroczyste otwarcie tel
sluzby pneumatycznej W tymcza-
sowym gmachu pocztowym. Ia
raz po tel inauguracyi rozpocznie
sic juz regularna siuzba ponie-
dzy tymczasowym gmachem po-
cztowym, nowym gmachem pocz-
towym i dwoma stacyami Gar
moura rzezaln), - w pare dni
pozniet takze j pomisdzy dwor-
cami.
Rozsy1ka przy pomocy tych rur
pneumatycznych bedzie zawsze
bezzwloczna, skoro sic NADIA po-
sylke, szybkoScia najmniej 80
mil ma godzine.
Nova zw{oka ola Lewandow-
skiego.
Skazany ma smierc "a zaboj-
stwo zony Frank Lewandowski
otrzymal cd gubernatora, - "a
staraniem niektorych swych ziom-
kow, ktorzy sadza, ze kara smier-
ci "a jego zbrodnie jest "a suro-
wa nova zwloke do starah o
wznowienie procesu. ak wiado-
mo, mia, on bye stracony W lip
Gu; pod6wczas gubernator Yates
udzielii mu zwioki do 26 sierpnia :
obecnie zas ponownie dal mu
zwloke do dnia 80 wrzesnia b. E.
Zwycieztwo nauczycielek.
w roku 1900 rada szkolna OBJ
cieia pensye nauczycielek (okolo
23oo) o $3.50 miesiecznie z po-
wodu braku funduszow przez
6 miesiecy, Cd stycznia do lip
ca, piaciia i'm owe zmniejszone
pensye. Nauczycielka panna Ka-
tarzyna Goggin, jako obywatelka
placaca podatki, wytoczyla przed
-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-08-23
Wtorek dnia 23go Siefpnia 1904 r.

d uHld AogO DNfpHld
drugiem, okupujac drobne zwy-
cieztwa strumieniami krwi. Zda
RIA sic czesto, re zwyciezcy ME
moga utrzynrac zdobytych pozy-
cyl, ostrzeliwanych po ich opu-
szczeniu przez skoncentrowany
ogieh rosyjskiej artyleryi. Podo-
bno w niedziele nadciagnely ia
ponczykom posiaki w liczbie 3o,-
900 ludzi.
Ksiaze Uchtomski otrzymal
rozkaz, azeby W razie upadku
Port Artura wyprowadzil z przy-
stani wszystkie .rosyjskie okrety
stoczyl morska bitwe. zaden O.
kret ME powinien dostat sic W re-
ce Japohczykow tax dlugo, dopo-
Xxi ME zostanie rozbity w drobne
czesci. Pod Youngezeng ley ma
mieliznie rozbity kontrtorpedo-
wiec Humber. Potwierdza sic
wiadomosc o zatonieciu KRAKOW
nika "Nowik".
Liaojang, 23 sienpnia. - Woj-
ska japohskie koncentruja sic ma
przeciw poiudniowego frontu
wojsk rosyjskich. Pod Yinkau
wyladowa1o 10000 swiezego woj-
ska japohskiego, ktore posiada
200 arnat. hpohczycy podtrzy-
muja ustawiczny ogieh ma ma
Sym froncie, lecz nasze przednie
straze rnaja rozkaz ME odpowia-
DANA ma salwy nieprzyjacid.
Londyn, 23 sierpnia. - Komen-
dant Stoessel TAXA depesze wy
slal do jednego ze swoich przyja-
cid w Moskwie: "zegnam Gle ma
zawsze. Port Artura bedzie mo-
i'm grobem".
Berlin, 23 sierpnia. - TuteJsi
hakatysci roznosza wiesci, re
cztonkowie polshch towarzystw
rycerskich w Ameryce rozpisuja
sic w Estach do swych znaje-
mych W zierniach polskich, re ich
organizacye maja ma prawde zna-
czenie polityczne moga liczyc ma
poparcie rzadu zwiazkowego we
Waszyngtonie. Niemieckie gaze
ty trabia ma alarm. Rad amery-
kahski ma sic wyt}omlaczyc, czy
rzeczywiscie pragnie sic mieszat
do spraW Prusklch mosKle"-
skich w Europe.
Buenos Ayres, 23 sierpnaa. -
w Paraguay zdohyli powstahcy
miasto Vika Reyes, wzieli do ME
wolf 200 ludzi i zabrali jedna ar
mate, 100 karabniow mnostwo
amunicyi. Do obezu powstancow
przechodza uciekinierzy wojska
rzadowego i mlodziez Assun-
cion. Santa Rosa poddala sic ia
kze powstaicom. Geese wojska
rzadowego schronila sic ma wy
spe, stanowiaca wlasnosc Argen-
tyny. Wiesc 0 poddaniu sic stoli-
cy dotychczas ME sprawdziaa sic.
Colorado Springs, 23 sierpnia.
- Eugene N. Engley generalny
prokurator "a czasow gubernato-
ra Waite, w zesz&a sobote wype-
dzony Cripple Greek, wezwaf
pomocy sadu, azeby mogi wrocic
do Cripple Creek, gdzie cd pol ro-
ku przestal mice stosunki unia
gornikew. Towarzysze Waite'a
wzywaja pomocy sadu zwiazko-
wego i pomija}ac gubernatora, u
deja sic wprost do prezydenta, a.
zeby ten poskromil samowole
motlochu w Cripple Creek.
Waszy1gton, 23 sierpnia. -
zo1nierz Fred H. Scow 20 pull
ku piechoty ucieks W e. 1900 z
pod ohoragwi, Luzon, ma Fill
pinach. Pojn1any ucieki po raz
drugi przysaczy} sic do powstal-
cow. w r. 1902 bral udzial W BIZ
twie dostai sic do niewoli. Sad
wojenny, skazal go ma kare smier-
-; ;aoo zvcie zaleiy ObeCnle Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
CHINESE REPORT BATTLE
JAPAN'S LOSSES HEAVY.
T1ro Thousand Captured -NeuCs
Lacks Confirmation.

Eighteen hundred japanese were captured
by Russians in a battle on the Yalu, accord
ing to a dispatch from Moukden to Che-FOo.
No confirmation Of the report was received,
and special dispatch to The TRIBUNE from
London said that little credence was given 70
it, the opinion being held that the japanese
advances south and west of the Yalu will be
simultaneous.
Vlceroy Alexief defined the limit of mill
tary operations in Manchuria as follows: The
line of the Mongolian frontier to the LiaO
Rivers intersection, thence to Tsin-Min- Tun,
thence along the railroad to K0uPang-Tse and
thence to Ying-KOw.
The Russian general advance into Cores
continues, a st. Petersburg dispatch said,
adding that the troops were in good health,
while typhus was prevalent among the Jap
anese.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
BROOKLYN LID SNAPS.
Wc4doo Sends Fifty Ncn to En-
force E,UciSe Lac.

There was great srramhlug behind the
s~-eeus and curtains Of Brooklyn saloons this
morning shortly after midnight. Whispered
messages went The rounds. Certain mon famil-
lar around the police stations ~ the borough
were seen 10 emulate Paul Revere as the hour
approached when all lav-a bidlng dispensers Of
liquid rofroshncuts should close and stay
tightly closed tiu Monday. and many "A pro-
Iriotor suddenly passed the word 20 hts 5elated
customers ard soon an was darkness. The lid
was down Ga Brooklyn.
Why COMMISSIONS NIcAdoo IS suspicious Of
brooklyn Now that he has removed Deputy
Comulisslonc- HaEgerty. he is keeping close
watch ~ that borough. Last night a cohort Of
fifty plain clothes mon went quietly across the
bridge from NglHerry.st.. without SO much as
asking leave or announcing their 1ppToaCh u 10
:he police ~ the other borough The object Of
the visit was -ae Ehoie-aic arrest of the excise
law Nlo-tOI7 who Commissioner NcAdoo he's
good reason 90 believe are numerous fin tho
city 81 Churches. lu spite Cf secrecy how
ever the Brooklyn department heard Of the in
Nasion. and not an arrest was made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
DELEGATES IN FREE FIGHT
Foraker and Hanna Men Come to
BlOrcS in Ohio Contention.

Cleveland March 1e.-Wild scenes OF disorder
marked the opening Of tho XXth Congress Dis
trtct Republican Convention here to-day a
result OF tight between the Dick formerly the
Hanna. and the Filipino. Foraker. factions
The trouble started when the Dick men nomi-
mated Charles Leach chairman. the Fill
pnos having already selected J. c. Ward, Of
Lake County. the presiding officer. When
Leach attempted 20 take the chair no was as
saulted by the Filipinos and hand to hand
fight followed. which quickly became general
The police finally arrived in force and restored
partial order.
Each faction. however, nominated rs own
committees and ticket. The FiIipinOs rerouI-
mated Jacob a Beidler. for Congress. and A.
T. Spitze- and r. II. ERgers delegates 20 the
national convention. The Dick delegates nomi-
mated Jacob \. Beidler for Congress Ly accIa-
nation and chose J. p. Zerbe and A T. Splitter
al delegates 20 the national convention.
The delegate - the national convention are
uuinstructei.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
NO LIMIT TO MILLIONS.
Mr.. Carnegie Has GiCen Institute
Committee Carte Blanche to Spend.


PittsburE. March 19.-Ar. Hamerschlag was
asked tonight whether he knew anything about
an endowment OF 100000 for the Carnegie
Institute IN this city hinted at By MI Car
negie before sailing for Europe Mt. Hamer-
schlag said:
7 90 not know anything about an endowment OF
$500 01o. 7 did not 20 20 Nev-Nor 20 M
CarueEle about money for the technical schools
here. M. Carnegie has not limited the committee
20 any amount lie has not said whether he would
donate s. $4,000 S2H.o1oUG'. He has given the
OF dollars as they 1T 20 cEDend. We have not
cutie agreed as 10 how the buildings should be
erected. some figured on buildings 20 contain the
students Tor five years. others ten, and 20 on.
The trustees VIII meet next Tuesday. when Mr..
Carnecle's opinion viii be heard. Mr. Carnegie has
said Go ahead and he viii stand the expense
The story Of M CGrneGie's proposed girt
OF 500 eo co- educational purposes announced IN
The Tribune on February %. revived here
again yesterday Just before Mr.. Carnegie started
for Europe on the 81. Paul When asked about this
SIT by the reporters he would neither confirm nor
deny the rU-nOT.
The original story that John ". Beatty,
director O.. the department OF fine arts Of the
Plttsbu-E Carnegie Institute. had practically an
unlimited SUM placed az his disposal for his depart
rncut. Tho buildings now IN progress there will
increase abe value Of the institutions property 20
s5VHo 1ut vapu completed. Nr Beatty seen last
night ly Tribune Reporter and said that X Mr.
g. lie denied that lie had heard anything Of the
s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
RUSSIA,S BROKEN FLEET.
Attem pit to Join Squadrons-ChiHese
HOStiIity.

St PETERSBURG March 19-The location of tho
vIadivcstoS squadron is official secret. but
many believe that the japanese may wake uD
some morning % find that the two divisions OF
RussIa's Pacific squadron have effected a juno
ture. Realizing that offensive naval operations
are impossible under present conditions. it "a
believed that no opportunity VIII be neglected
20 repair initial misfortune, even should 1t In
voIve considerable risk.
Captain Reitzenstain's division consisted OF
four fast cruisers and the transport Lena II
Is learned however. that the outbreak OF hos
tuitfes found two ships OF the volunteer cruiser
fleet ct vIadivostok. ard there - reason to be-
lieve that these have since been fitted out with
guns taken from shore mountain batteries. II
IS therefore possible that the seven ships re-
ported or Wousan were those OF Captain
Peitzcnstein. whose object. II he ventured 50
far down the coast could hardly be anything
except 70 slip into Port Arthur. II this Is true.
II 70 thought that the squadron must have al
ready run the Eantlet Of the COrean Strait and
be very close 70 port.
In accordance with personal orders from tho
Emperor. the English language is now being
taught 20 the imperial page corps. The lessons
began this w eek.
stan orders issued az Harbin. which have
fust arrived here by mall show that Chinese
troops have moved much further north than
was supposed. General Tin-Cheug having con-
centrated eight thousand men at Bodune which
IS only one hundred miles west OF Hardin. Cen
eraI Ma having ten thousand troops at KOUpang-
Tsc. while another FIVE thousand are at Tsin-
MIn-Tuu and ten thousand at Ichau. all points
bordering upon the zone OF Russian military
operations.
These orders are significant. inasmuch they
Law stress upon the holding aloot OF the Chinese
officials fn Manchuria. the civil Governor at
sIoukden having forbidden The Chinese 20 supply
cattle. food or fodder to the Russians.
The Governor OF Hai-Cheng although admins
tsrirr the affairs Of town situated the
railroad. IS also said TO have ordered thu peO-
p1a not 20 accept Russian money. and. accord
ing 20 native reports. he IS organizing Boxer
bands
The native Governor Of kirin has issued
proclamation enjOiniug the observance OF the
s+ricrest neutrality. but he refused 20 withdraw
the troops in the ueighbOrhood until imperative
1y ordered 70 do 50 b. the Russian head1uar-
ters.
The government has forbidden the transmits
sion Of all cipher messages through Russia and
also abroad as a military measure.
The report that the government had purchased
the German steamer Kaiser Friedrich III. which
was built for the North German LLOYD Line but
failed TO meet the speed requirements Is IN
true.
little comforts that had been collected and pre-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
REPORT NOT CREDITED.
Belief That Japanese Defer 4drance
from Ping-YGrg.

CsDecisi 20 Tns Nev-Yor< Trfouns ~ FSeDoh Caols)
Copyright: 19O4s By The Tribune Assocta-ion)
London. March ia Russian victory on tbs
Yalu with the capture OF a large body OF Japan
ess prisoners. is not confirmed az the japanese
legation. and Is probably an Enthusiastically
Chinese story.
Thsre are optimistic reports from Russian
sources OF the condition OF the fortifcations as
Port Arthur and fresh bulletins respecting ag-
gressivs movements OF the two Russian squad
rons.
The Japanese are expected 90 land an army
west Of the Yalu and cut the Russian cOnmuni-
cations. and a forward movement from Ping
Yang will be deferred. according 20 the military
strategists here until a combined attack can be
made by the two forces
Mail correspondence from correspondents IN
Russia brings out few new points. and probably
the censors examine everything sent by post.
The Russian transport service IS improving. but
there is a hopeless blocking OF supplies and
troops n the Baikal section. L ". F.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
KAISER AND KING SAVE LIFE.
Boy Rescued at vigo by German Emperor
and Spanish Ruler.

Berlin. March 20-tmperor william anu ni''e
Alfonso figure as Hfesavers IN s-oIy ''i4 ~
.be .E-lrf,a r-r--,I', According 20 that paper.
f,a .--, ,,7o-orl,s were cruising about the har-
lc- OF yfro on The luuboat Nasco when owing
10 the awkward n.anouyIi1g Of a hshinG steam
er named iae Melton the two vessels came into
collision. A tveIyc-ycar-old boy fell between
the vessels ana would have been crushed out
for th- Intervention Of Tho u1onarehs VINO per
f1uaIIv DRAGGED hiu So the gunhoat
Tho Melton was seriously damaged, but il Is
considered wonderful that her boiler did not eN-
plodc vbirn. in view 81 the position OF 'he Two
|r,sf ,.,,il1 have been extremely dangerous TO
tll -uuboaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
Mr.. CARNEGIE SAILS.
To Travel On the Continent, in England and
Sootland-To Be Back in Fall.

when Andrew Carnegie sailed yesterday the
St Paul he refused 10 speak on any matter con-
corning business. Efforts were made 70 get him 70
make some statement regarding SuLys failure, but
the most DE would say was: "a young man may
he successful far a while in his first plunge into
stocks. but Le cannot long remain unsullied."
with Mr. Carnegie were Mrs Carnegie. their
daughter. Margaret. and three friends. He said
that DE was simply taking his usual ''fitting"
across the Atlantic 10 Skho castle. To other
questions Ie would Only reply 81 have nothing 10
say about that He ls going 20 CherhOurs and
trC- there will travel on the Continent for sew
cral weeks. IIe will then 60 20 London for a short
stay and then % scotland. returning here early in