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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-14

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Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-01-04
TIE GLOOMY VIEW
EeTains Unchanged and Probably
Nothing Can Prevent War.

Washington. Jan. 3.-Cah!egran1s re-
c.iNed ncrc. today. from Toxic show TN
situation in til" Ear Ell st to zee unchanee, i
ana at = lat" hHLr tonight. il was Il =
cIarcd AZ the Jdi'a"ose legation thnt Moth
ln% rad occur! ct =" oi.poI t'- sclu,,ln%
view taken tGr:e If to !aIc-.lr,js Tor
Peace.
The fact that Mr. Tahahuri tire jana
htS' miii;'t"r, regards the situation d.. r,l-
tr Mcly critical does not prevent nina
from honinr that Il way may y,.. h. fH,inG
~ which the questions between !iu--iu
and japan mty hc settled w!thnt'. IL
course t. arbitration. The japanese =. =
crnElcnt. ii ~ said j. mot ;.nxi.,';- irr
var. and throughout the uc'sGtjatinH.; J.; =
cn,irdNorol to rcpr rSS ali war talk.
iaran. it is added. will await patiently
tn" RUSSIAN lVriE and Will nor delay att,.,
receiving The Motr in announcing hcr IT'LL
t'iTr course. II is said that s'i:,S;.;,;:i;ti
concessions must hr forthcoming t-cm
RuSSi,t in Korea that will offset thr i5i i,;-
'ivti0q which Russia claims il Afa:4cntt-
liz ii VA iS to bc ;ivcrtc: II" i:i.;Su.n
government h;;s been urged il Iti,!y
promptly.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-01-04
BOUND TO COME.
War Between ia pan and Russia
Considered Inevitable.
Japanese Press Now Urge Immediate
Opening Of Host'li'ies.
Rass@ Not So Fierce, but Knows
Trouble Is Near

Toxic. Jan. 3-War with Russia is
regarded az unavoidable and the press
is ur.i ing the immediate opening Of
hostiliti-s.
All of The banks are Withholding
funds and it is believed that this is tne
result os official Instructions.
The government has completed and
perfected arrangements for the trans
p"rt@tion oi troccs ard supplies and
the people calmly await deveiopmeuts
The continued dissemination OF on
tinistic views from Berlin causes gen
uIne surprise and regret here.
\ report is current that the Japanesa
sCu2dl IN of six armOured cruisers. un-
der Admiral Eami.nura, now NJ Sashe-
no, Will seize the nort of Masampho
'orca, and thai its departure has been
fiTGd for IAN. I.
IN we'll Informed circles. however. II
is doubted that Japan would seize Nh
@dnnho or amy Ctrcln port. EXCEPT To-
io.csttll Russia i'll the event Of the
latter showing evidence of an intention
To t'tre such a Stcn. or in the event of
the negotiations between the two coun-
tries flnal!y ending in failure.
Great activity prevails and the force
of Wolhnltn has De en- Increased at the
lS'lN' arsenal. The holidays OF the ar
Senal operatives have been CurtaiIed
IN orGcr 10 hurry up the work in hand
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-01-04
ENGLAND is PREPARING
To Take Care of ANY Emergency Which
May Arrive.

I-UI.IOu, Jan. 3.-No news has been
rcrcIEtI by the Japanese legation OF.
apparently BY the foreign Office. today.
coH' crninE the FusSo-J;gp panese diff
Guilty in the Far East and according to
Baron IEa"Jshi. the Japanese minister.
the situation remains unchanged. With
IN Il f~,| days the cruisers Masaga and
Nitsin, formerly the Moreno aiii Piy-
aGayi1, respectively. which We're
bought by the japanese government
from the government of Argentine, and
which We're built at Genoa, will be for
n"ny delivered TO Japan. Immediatc-
j. on their delivery. the japanese flag
VII be run Up and the japanese legation
homes tarreby to avoid any objection
Oh the part OF the Itali&l governments
regarding the sailing OF tie cruisers
should hostilities commence before
th"y are ready to l,ut to sea.
Tn" associated Press learns that no
little excitement prevails on the Brit
i5h home squadron, the Off, ,crs OF
which al" under the Impression it will
be called upon to replace the channel
squadron, which would be sent TO The
Mediterranean should the government
deem ii advisable to strengthen its
naval force in the Far East II the
home squadron, which is usually re-
@dr'lad az; a reserve and training unit
of The navy. all leaves of absence have
hofa stopped. Extra supplies Of am
mutton have been taken on board the
vessels Of this squadron and the men
and ships are kept in Il state of alert
Hess such as has rot existed fnr ,-p.,re;
Baron HaNasE. tho Japanese min
!St"". says he assumed tnat the marine
engineers from the Clyde. who have
LIT for Japan. have been engaged for
Ire transport fleet. though the minister
says he has no definite knowledge of
&c circumstances of their departure
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-01-04
RUSSIA NOT FIERCE
FOR War, Eut Realizes That It !.iust
Seen Come.

Pekin, Fan. 3.-in The various c5Y-
o:GN legations here the opinion IS pre-
N".cnt that war betWc@l japan and
Russia is inevitable. This oHinicu i
based on the latest Gis;1atches from To-
lsin and on the convictiO1l that it j. NIT
Il question of details which separates:
Russia and Japan, but the vital prin-
riI'al as 10 whether japan possesses IL.
right to voice in the settlement uf
questions connected With tn" Euesi;,I
oct upation Of ManCkuria.
AdNices from ManCnuria represent th,.
Russian officials there as being 5u--
pri=cd II japan's readiness to fight
They expected that she would Submit
at the last moment rs sh" diu III l&g5
when she surrendered Port Arthur az
the bidding Of European coalition. Tie
Russian officials rely for support Dn TIL"
>ll.le movers which aided the Russian
government on that occasion. More
over, the Russians have confiGcH"C III
their ability to win in the event of v-;!r.
Among the Junior officers this feeling
takes the form of despis1ng the "ncm:
While the government is determined
to remain neutral as long as possible il
fully recognizes the possibilities of b.
coming involved in the event Of war.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-01-04

to which they We're respectively ac-
credited. Replies have already been re-
ccived from practically all of these dip
lomatic representatives of the United
States. and. much to the surprise of the
state department, there appears to be
unani,nity OF opinion that war Will be
aVerted.
United State Minister Lloyei Girls
com 2t Toxic, Japan, has reported, to-
Gay, py cable that he has reason 10 b.
heEe Il satisfactory settlement Of tie,
pending trouble between japan ani
Russia Will tn reached. !, Ike re-
port comes from -. Petersburg. which,
it is said. Go-5 10 SLOW that both Rus
sia ana Japan believe WAY will b.
aVerted
1t is pointed out at the state derart-
ment that neither Russia nor Japan i.y
really in good position to so II war
WIN strong power. RUSSIA is not IL
hdlicletily in u condition now to make
war ulon Japan and for many reasons
Japan Is equally an anxious to nave
the question under consideration St,-
tied ainicably. There dle reasons to
believe that Russia will make a favor
ahle reply to Japar's note ana the
threatened hOsti!ities averted.
ii is positively denied at the STAT de-
nar,mcnt that any note has been ad-
dressed to the United States by Rus
Sia asking whit the attitude of this
country would be in the event OF way
between Russia ard Japan No reason
can be sell why such Il note should
ne sent here and it is not believed that
the st. Petersburg government would
think it Necessary. under any conGi-
tlons, to take such action.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-01-04
DRASTIC COMMENT
Uoon Conduct of Trust Com
panv of the Republic.
New YorR's slate Bank Examiner
Makes a Very Sharp Critic
OF the Ways and Means Of Conducting
Its Business.

,u.,uy \. Y. Jan. 3.-Dractic COM
,... ,t,.u tie conduct OF the Trust
,.,.l,..l,y # the Republic, in connec-
Al. ,i,b th- afidiiS OF the lated
-..-.. ~hiuLuilding 90, is q feature OF
,h. ...,Ytlal II port of Superintendent
t,....-li., D. TiIbuyu, Of the state bank
r,.,,.l,t. made puriic, tonight.
i IT'LL .,IlaZ.-i 10 ind says IL. Kill
,.rl.. THAI undertakings had been en-
,.r., mo sId liabilities incurred
,.;.,o,. re-. !}y jo"asarLized The soiNeil-
49,, ~ -I,,. Tru.. Co, bat hI5rantly
,,.,..-,.r. sd th~ laW. The company
,..l ,r,,,i.. ;.l,,n,:vus !Jans without col
i'....I nth..r ;h4:i .;fiTDuildiaS stock
.,.d -.-cIIri,i.s. ,ut- Of tnein u h'.
t,rese..,. The pr4.i1e:.t Of the company.
,t ~ III. nixon. fnl l,el.iy = million
..J Quarters ri doli"!i. II mad,
L.s;d,s. guaranteed loans M.iHe hy
.,h..r j, st:tl!tipls TO AIr. Dresser ana
,r Eixon amounting To tNo mlii!on
dollars. required, unGt { th" iL;rfii'.-
tive That III. cOnhany lie r"icE.'u AT
ono. 20 the attorney general i".' Hij-
c.edincs in insolvency to BE- Instituted
,painst il. that there BE- sO.ht very
thorough strengthening o"1
Trust cos. affairs.
The direct loan 10 Mr. Dresser ana
tn Mr.. Nixon MS excessive Nii'.'f i;ie
!,v. recard.tss Of Mr. DrtsS"rs' ofli-
.Ial relation 10 the company ana !" MN
il was more than ~ times tn" amount
lhta could lawfully DE- loaned. hdfr
nv inei.tance - falf Inil!!on of i WAS
coon repaid. the loans frr two millions
guararteed To- Other Institutions We're
takcr up anI later The balance of the
Dresser and Nixon mote t. III" Trust
cn If the Eepubii" wa.f p"id IN full.
This seemed to me- 4 flr better pro-
c...iing than 20 ,"fct the company to
.hr attorney general eIlmmarilE, f"r it
r". .n.,rcd nearly four millions that in
,h. alternative iaight iiav" proved a
loss
II not" that Mr. Dresser attempted
IN the Shipbuildng inquiry to justify
ar excuse his borrowings from the
1ru.t company Of The Republic by
,E.lvcit,c that such tr1nsacti 1:iS are
common or ut least not uncommon. in
other Institutions Tho Information q;
lny command regarding such alleged
practices warrants absolute c',3tr:'iiC
tiou Of Mr.. Dresser on this point"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-01-04
SENATOR DElTR!CK's TRIAL
"''l Begin. To!ay. IN the Federal Court
at Omaha, Neb.

Omaha, Ncb.. Jan. g. Monday morn
ing the t:iil If United States Senator
caaries II. peitfich Will begin in the
FEDERAL court. Senator DIETRICH has
oeeh indicted on three different counts
ior alleged Violation Of section 11>l or
The Revised statates. Alleged conspii-
a'y with Postmaster Fisher OF Hast
"sS TO violate section 1881. and for The
.N%g"d Illegal leasing Of buildings ;,nI
i"''IihS benefits thcrefrom while \,
nfn'b'' oi The United States congress
ne TWO former indictments are nalneI
= lhr ones I" ONE 20 trial first ami
'',al'ations point IL Il legal battle as IL
"h' IL OF the Two VIII come first. Seq
"'oT pei;rich'S "ouns,l has already
.S"'e'' .S to the cocrt that lie will attack
Me W validity ana su.,iyiency of ;he con-
sriracy count.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-01-04
RE-ApPC;NTMENT aIAC-
By Mayor Mcclellan Jy2- nrc-cat
Change by Meyer Low.

New York. Jan. 2.-AIayir George r.
Mcclellan, Saturday, declared Mayor
Lows appointment Of Appleton H.
Clark as justice Of the Court Of Spec
ID! Sessions null and void. and reap
pointed Thomas w. Fitzgerald for
another term. Tie term of Office IN
tai Yeas and roth nen have retained
counsel and will carry the fight for the
place 70 the courts.
Major Mcclellan maintains that
J:CEe FitzCerald's term expired at the
s@ie ;ire as Mayor Lows and that
there vac no vacancy in the Office until
acter Mr.. Loo ceased to be mayor.
Tho trouh.c arises from an apparent
contr2d diction between the city charter
and state constitution. The former
states that the mayors term ends at
noon. Jan. !, ana the latter that the
term ends the previous midnight.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-01-04
LET YOUR STOMACH
HAVE ITS OWN WAY.
Co Not Try to Drive and Force Il 70
Work When Il is Not Able or You
%i! Suffer All thc More.

fut cannot trrat Your stomach a~ SOM.
,nrn treat Il bai5y horse: fnr,, ,l,i,. .r
=, a., .,.,,,.. !. ;-.o. .l,.:r., ,,.,,i. >,
Il r,l'ls. ne Stumuch is Il latir.t auu
f..i;rrul servant aud win st,nd n,,,,r
','i" i.'' 1
'''"'' az" III treatment before IL "h3Ihs,
luft y-,i,I il do Won had boil =. o, ..i.,,,.
,,...i p, ...,I ,.,,t
: ''''' '.''' "'" "i''' /" H'Nr II ""t'>.
T '!n' ho".lr lEt' Il thr mistaken idea ti.At
'..,I IN N !h' ll'"' SionAchS work ~
-'lfN.H& t!h '4S"iNtt Tn"E miSnt ols!.
t.'' stomach t.iIt way. but It w"pId take
80 i'.'5' th', tieE Wou'd h.lNo II" use l"i
q oiuhl''ca Wlrn 'h'Y got tE!"'iEh- IN
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-01-04
PRlNcEcS MATILDA DEAD.
The caIy Cauehtcr CT Prince Jerome
Eona2arsc Dead Al Paris.

Paris. .Iln. 3-Priaccss Mathilde. tha
only daughter of Prince jerome Bone
l,Hrtc Gird here AZ : 7. NJ. SATURDAY.
shortly before Il" princess expired.
;.np:,ess r.uavric ana Princess CioiA-
i!,le visited tsc bedside. The princes
acc.ne unconscious at > O'Clock. this
afternoon. ana remained i'll that condi-
tion until she died.
The death of Princess Aiathilde has
caused so:rcN throughout France, not
0niE Lcca;:se she VAS one oc the last
Il The Naroleons. ~. because she was
always known as the good princess.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-01-04
CAUGHT I'M ICE FLOE.
Earcw Escape Of Two Quincy Men in
the Bay. Sunday.

Boston. Jan. 3-Whie hunting for
nnat!ng wreckase which had been distriD-
utnd throughout Quincy bay by the biz
-..si of Yesterday. John Sullivan and VIII
iif'n &. Harmon. both OF Quincy. hal a
Eacraw cscape from death. today. ThciI
dory IVES ought in an ice foe and for
several hours they drifted heIpiessiy with
the tide. When nearly frozen and almos:
exhausted they were rescued by the Bus-
ton police boat Guardian.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-01-04
JAPAN'S PROPOSALS
10 Russia Are Final and viii Ee
Backed to Finish.

Washington. Jan. 3.--E'rom high oil
G al source il iS learned that japan, in
h"r last note t. tn Russian government
"nr"unc"d that I'll" minimum plop"-d!
V h;' Silrs can accept from Russia II"
rights in kor'@ equal 10 those claimed 10y
Russia in MaHchulia. In return il is said
:! .iAn agrees To recognize the supremacy
nj RUSSIA in Namrhuril- 7" this pr"is,-
S!tio't the itUSS;Hn government wifi Il.t
III, its approval. feeling tnHt Jat.II
s.tculi content h, rS,lf with n"1i:!t atIuhS
ia thu form Of conc, sSiuns i'll Korea. tuI
ltr commerce.
RI" Russian government has nn. ar.t,-
drrrd hope # Il diplomatic scttlcmrat al
1u' question: in Ni'W of the power al
l''>>urc winch Gr:lt Britain a"d Franc"
;it' bringing, to ht.iT Ulun japan To con-
sent to It cnntinuau'" of the III ErtidtiuUS
i..!t ii IS cmphltir;rlly stated that i;GSsi.
Will ncEcl' admit tie parallel ~; wrcn nor
position III Manch'lia and that OF japan
in Korea. Count CasSin, til" I;;i*.iiu
ambassador. thinks the Far t.ast"gn sit
uaticn gloomy. hut not without some
hope OF salvation.
1T the Japanese legation il was inti-
mated that if the Russian reply does not
Si e definite assurance thai til" Ounces
SionS asked fui by Japan i'll Korea sill
hr granted, the Toxic government vii! hc
ilap"lied to abandon dipiomacN ior frtt"
dispatches received by MI TaNdi!ira.
lie Jap,ltcs, minister tlom Toxic. tel ui
the Ciiciai stale OF public t"tii..:s tH,'.t.
Il is stated that if Russia fail" /" &" q
,iriinit" iapiy. jdIhn Will irtrf!rrt = d!i&-
tnr.- note ~ indicating RusSIa'& Wish 10
,efe~ hnstiitie:' unit the sprins, when
nor forces on land and sea car he used to
better advantage.
Ii .iai,an l. convinced of EisSia'S intcn-
ton not to ;trcepT her proposals the In-
kio government. it is deCarcti. VIII aot
hesitate to tax, the initiative ana :.sSumr
tho responsibility for making wal Thy
.:apanesc minister does not uciieve that
ate the manner in which he claims his
people havr acted throughout thr nCg"-
ttatiorS they will forfeit any sympathy
striking first.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-01-04
eXcESsEs OF 5RleANpS
Ana American Rebels Make Condhtions
'ntoicrab!e i, Caucasus.

hFTlin. jar. The st. Peter @burg
-, sa, 8 !o"ae9l q the Lokal Auzbiger
says that conditions in the CauI s,ls
r,r rlo'eIah!e ewing 10 the Arul lnian
cose' ro,o'U''oAary movement and thI ex-
cesSes of FaeE brisands
Th'' oor.espon3en, adds ,no tha
S'',,' luke Nicholas has aryireh at
,1,, w., ''e'SAGrg fer the purpose II ex-
:'".'.'S 49,, In the car that Prince falit-
I'm the governor general of ,ba fCa,,-
sj,,'I. il, ~ IS Unequal to dealing with the
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-01-04
THE ENGINEER KILLED.
Air Brakes on Fast Mail Train Failed
AZ Utica, H. Z.

i.tica. y. Y. Jan. 3.-Train No. s.,
tha fast mail On tha New York Cen
H"l I:>tiiroad, which arrived here 1T Q
c'Clocil, q this morning, six hours late.
";.n past the station because the air
brakes failed to work and crashed into
fo'r exritss cars being shifted by
E1rd engine. The wreck blocked traffic
for some time. Engineer Edward +.
Murphy Of Albany. was killed, the
hand rail OF his engine being driven
through his head.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-01-04
WORK OF LEGENDARY.
Determined Eifort to Burn a Building
In New York.

New York. Jan. 3.-'Fhe greater part OF
the building at the southwest corner of
broadway and Leonard streets, occupied
by many firms. vas destroyed BY an I'M
cc.dia,y fire. tonight. The firemen foEnd
hcIre ncwly bored in FIVE different pdFsl :
in the stairs. cotton waste soaked in ker-
osena in the holes. kindling wood saturat-
ed with Kerosene in corners and oil
spilled here and there The damage il
variously estimated from $4,000 to Slgj 600
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-01-04

Tho hospitals Of New York are in - Irl,I
aN for want Of funds. lud \ S'"n.. r.
.1-pital fund is cHIi"d inr. Many VI. .,,.
i.s:itulions are ha!p,'7aiv running l,.l ..,r
Hgi" IS an annual dcii"it pf about I''. b,
inuIon dollars. Many new inEtiiutt..,-
have ben erected At greet coei IN Ii..
laSt 70 oI ~ yedI$. tnd iG" cc.t or -n.i:.
tananc" has boon increased Dl ipyi,,y
tncntS hnd neW facilities. Hany t,rili.
that have been financially Distressed h., -.
been cared for. and som" way OF rr-rt
t"reing tn" Institutions must soon be
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-01-04
DOES YOUR STOMACH
FEEL LIKE THIS?
Vixen That Organ Declares War
Against tho Fest cf tho Body. There
is Always Plenty of T.ouble.

1'hcrr II VERY liiii'' comfort Or happiness:
III Till .4lfh ft.. ti,;. fn|i.ia:lI villas.
.,,,,,,..,l. i...., ,,.r,...,,
"' ~. |..'' '''' '-' ".''. ~
EtHS OF h IoNN- TN" human body j.
caII.d III. h..I.iutjon Of the sam I,t I.nt,t
'''"H "'-" S""i S''d'' greatly Nh"n ~"
St"alJth refuses to act in harmony win
t.,. r,... az. ,,, ..,... -, .,,,I ,I..,..,.,
'' '' :. u" - .'"' sal J.
'-t'H.t-E "a e. functions "I ;., l'.'
I".!l ANA Ill" l,,in .;scif are 50 It'll :'.lnt I. .
ogr"l d'i on ti:"~" Il the Stnm"til. i!srt.
Wh''r that oISHn. fr ANY reason. ce.t-. =
:" .'oriorm j; Gl!t-'S. th" trouble hotnn!,
general a;.d :;:tut N 'Etal ana bodily -if!-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-01-04
-
TURNED OUT !M STORM.
Lombard Williams Beautiful Home at
MeGfcrd. Mass, Burned,

MedfoFd. Mass. Jan. 3.--While the
blizzard was 1T it's height. this morn
ing, meH7hers of the family of Lom-
bard Williams were turned out Of
their home ty FIRE. and. clad only In
their night clothing were obliged 10
walk more than 100 yards through the
drifting snow to shelter. The house.
with nearly all it's rich furnishings.
vas practically destroyed and the loss
probably will exceed $4,000.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-01-04
Zen. Stephen Moff,tt Ce75

rh.n .nr'';Nnn,;rs. N:rs. y. Y. Jan. s.-Geaerk h ste
Non in I'LL: I'LL, one Of the most 9ro klin.nt
Gen Mdti;i '',' New New York 10 di4d. ".lay
~" H.. fru fre. When : Civil war broke IN wa:
tnsr ''Ist y man 10 enlist in the .;tb IoiJn
poli,;rs, ,slment. Gen. Moint h,!I hln.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-01-04
Chinese Navy Preparing for War.

Shanghai, Jan. 1.-Chinese cruiser;
hD"n are preparing for active service.
Tkey are taking on board ammunition
and supplies. Tncy will remain Acre
for orders.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-01-04
EXTREMELY CRITICAL.
Profound Silence on Russia's Fart
Calm Before the Storm.

London Jan. 4.-Cab,ing under date
of Jan. ,. the Times Toxic correspoHG-
cnt SINS:
The situation is extremely critical
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-01-04

American diplomats abroad are gen.
orally of the opinion that Wal between
Russia and Japan will be aVert"d.
Within the last 81 hours the state de-
partrnnnt has received from practical
" all of the diplomatic representatives
ci the United States in Europe ana
Asia. including japan, opinions regard
ing the Far Eastern situation, which.
according to the highest authority 1T
the state de-'artment. tend TO sho"
that an amica Bile settlement OF the
pending difficulties between Japan and
Russia VIII be reached.
In order that the United states
might be we'll advised to the threat
ercd war in the Far East. the state
department n few days ago directed
its ambassadors and ministers al every
European capital, at st. Petersburg
and at Toxic. Japan. to cabl" their
opinions as 10 the prospect of war be-
tween Russia and japan. basing them
as, far as possible upon any ini3rm1-
ton they might be able to obtain from
the foreign Office of the governments
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-01-04

Senator Russell A. AIger has been sued
for - Tor failure to cut the weeds on prop-
crty owned by him in Kansas City.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-05-14

Speaker Cannon Na- r'N'I.'N rs N--
pleased WlIA AI- -t'N
second place Or 'N' ''N~
Ihc Board OBJ church Extension DIT
thr Methodist church ~Nnlh mas seq
apart SlHt. llN Ior building Work tAla
year,
a Grand Jury at A~hrflIf. y. g.
flil.l to udiel two mrn rA.' -rN VIVA
selling an Illegal u.lr.-.i man Tor
>lUUu.
nh. NrNrl-IH supreme Court has
.lied fhlt hrcNrr..~ can-ai iler 'nt
saloon license, except iu iu'i '"A
name.
Nl.I mon .n Wa~hla-fnu rDufcndrl
r.at Senator Halle WAS urou- .u his
assertion that biz IaIll. ship, were
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-05-14

New Chuang By Cab.e.-Of the nNe
Russian reg. Ments which were gar
rison mere four have lett AND me otatf
received orders 10 go today. nni lala
order was cancelled an hour later ne
Russians are stroneir ent-enched az an
Ping. where the gums from tae New
Chwang forts have neeA sent Ooio"ei
Muentae. the military adviser oi l.'-
,oy Vran Shi Kai commander-in hict
I'll the Chimes forces arrived here this
afternoon. III is believed he came 70
New Chvang to confer with the Rus
slams regarding the proposal 20 turn
Nv, Oh wang oy4- 90 tho Chinese. The
Russians are known 90 be communi-
eating with the Chinese Orlgands and
q be stirring mp state or terror
| among the natives.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-05-14
A.nrv N. stanIey Oead.

London. Specialist Henry N. stan
lev the African explorer. whose death
was announced in these dispatches
early Tuesday passed away peacefully
shortly after O'Clock. tie was quite
conscious 20 the las. and able 10 recog-
pize his wife Before he died Sir Henry
expressed wish TO be buried at his
country seat. Frrze Hin. Pirbri ght
Surrey. The question. however. Is De
Ing discussed OF buTyins him beside
] Livingstone. in Westminster Abbey.