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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-02-19
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He pointed ahead toward q curtain Of
trees which screened the chateau.

Paris" I answered.
Paris" he repeated to the position,
and we turned about. I looked from
hill to stream, from the fruited bram-
bles Of blackberry to reaches Of noble
forest, realizing that l should never
see those lands again or the neighbor-
ing crest where my friend the marquis
slept.
We posted the distance In two days.
Paris was horrible. with q lonesome
ness no one could have foreseen In It's
crowded streets. A taste Of war was
In the air. Troops passed to review.
Our post carriage met the dashing
coaches OF gay young men l knew,
who stared at me without recognition.
Marquis du Plessy no longer made way
for me and displayed me at his side.
I drove to his hotel In the Fau-
bourg st. German for my possessions.
1t was closed, the distant relative who
inherited after him being an heir with
no Partisan tastes. The caretaker,
however, that gentle old valet like
woman, who had dressed me In my first
Partisan fnery, let us in and waited
upon us with food l sent him out to
buy. He gave me letter from my
friend, which he had held to deliver
on my return In case any accident be-
fell the marquis. He was tremulous
In his mourning, and all his ardent care
Of me was service rendered to the dead.
l sat in the garden with the letter
spread upon the table where we had
Gined. Its brevity was gay. The
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-02-19

stone seat knew, though I could not
let myself watch her, that she stood
up against the wall, woman Of stone,
her lips chiseled apart.
Eagle, Eagle." the old man cried
from the terrace.
She whispered, Eyes, Cousin Phi
lippe!"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-02-19

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PUNCH AND JUDY up-to-date, or
what will happen at the orpheum SAT-.
urday nlght--In BULLETINS SATUR.
DAY SUPPLEMENT.
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counsel.
writer would have gone under the
knife with jest. He did not burden
me with any kind Of counsel. We had
touched. We might touch again. 1t
was as II soul had sailed by, waving
Its hat.
My Dear Boy-I wanted you, but It
was best you should not stay and be-
hold the depravity of your elders. 1t
Is about woman.
May you come to O better throne
than the unsteady one Of France. Your
friend and servant,
ETIENNE DU PLESSY.
Garlic is the spice of life. my boy!
ITO oe Continued.)
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the morey II II
fails to cure. f. w. Groves 3nature
Ia on each box; 25 cents.
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"For Rent" cards on sal. at Bullet,
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"For Rent" eards on sals At suIlstIr
,fs'es.
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Fine Job Printing at the Bulletin
office.
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ExPREss.

Moana Express, $40 Alakea st.; Tel
61i Blue; good service; moderate
rates. 2665-f
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TO LET.

A tvostory residence at 1886 Bere.
tanis st., between Piikoi and Keeau-
moku SITS. Rent $500 per month.
Apply to c. ]. Mccarthy. 2650-tf
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One Of the Peck cottages. 327 Vineyard
81. Apply at 307 Vineyard, betw. IL
and ! and after 5 p. m. 2686-tf
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Pine ) /, Printing 1t tho sulistlc
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Furnished room in private family;
Piikoi near Lunalilo. Address M.
8. this office. 2689.1w
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TO LET.

Brick building. suitable for manufac.
turing plant; store in connection II
desired. Rent very reasonable.
Bishop & Co., bankers. 2621.tf
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-12
JAPAN Will MAKE WAR IF
RUSSIANS Do NOT RECEDE

The Itusskija vedomosti which reflects
the opinion OF influential merchants
and educated middle class says:
1T IL more important for Russia 10
foster internal Developments and hus-
hand her resources for weightIer a
purpose than to>seek the acquisition OF
q yellow Russia, involving enormous
expenditures and proiiting only adyen-
tufers."
The paper ridleuies reports depreeia-
ngg Japan's strength and says;
"she has 100000 OF men nearer the
scene than Russia's 100000. Japan is
better armed and equipped and has
powerful hackers. Russia cannot prof
Il By victory. and the results Of her de-
feat would be appalling TO the country" I"
The Maskowsklla vemomosi says II
In stnounced that Russia has acquired
the rights for the Holland submarine
torpedo boats.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-12
GOOD TOWN FROM NOW ON.
Mayor and Council Of Grants Pas,
Change Order Of Things

Grants Pass. Jan. 11.--Mayor Fl, 1.
Gilkey and the new council have taken
charge Of the municipal affairs of
Grants Pass, and from all appearances
new era In the city's business will
begin, CONSERVATION reigns among
the saloons and gambling houses of the
town, as Mayor Gilkey's first order was
that given to the police for all gam
bling games to be stopped, slot ma
chimes to be shut, and all saloons to
be closed ON Sunday. As a result Sat
urday was very quiet day for the
gamblers. and yesterday very quiet
Sunday in the business part of town
as saloons We're locked both fore ant
aft, and there was no possible means
of entering them to buy liquor, Every
saloon in Grants Pass obeyed the may
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-12
Buchanan Appolnt.d Minl..er

Washington, Jan. 1.-THE senate In
executive session today laid on the ia
BILE motion to reconsider contima-
ton Of the nomination Of w. /. Buch-
anan to be minister to Panama. The
vote was Ss to ID, divided on party lines
with the exception Of Senator Me-
Creary. democrat, Kentucky, who voted
with the republicans. By this action
Buchanan now has full power to act for
this government.
Motion 10 reconsider continuation was
made before the holidays by Senator
Morgan, thus Withholding for three
Weeks Mr.. Buchanan's commission as
minister. In the meantime Mr.. Buch-
anan occupied the position as private
citizen except for the special commits
sion to act as personal representative
OF the president in gathering informa-
tion Senator Morgan made general
protest against the continuation Of
Buchanan as minister, on the ground
that the position was not In existence
at the time the appointment was made.
Senator Spooner cited numerous au-
thoritIes and nrecedents In support of
the presidents acti In. Senator Allison
also spoke briefly in support of the ad-
and Senators Bacon and
cuherson favored the democratic con-
tention,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-12
FOUND WITH GAPING
WOUND IN HIS TEMPLE
Rejected Lover at Spokane Attempts
Life Of Sweetheart, Then Kills
Himself.

Spokane, WASH. Jan. IL The mys.
terry surrounding the death OF Ray Cor
| ley son OF Henry Corley. a well-to dc
rancher OF the Lance district, near Ty-
Ter. wash, whose body was found
seated in the rear OF Tyler saloon
Saturday night, with gaping wound
IN the temple. has been cleared up TO
the satisfaction OF all concerned,
Being rejected In his suit for the
hand OF Miss Bessie Harris, the des-
pondent lover is believed to have at
tempted to shoot the young lady and
her father while they were on their
way to IN entertainment In the Tyler
schoolhouse on Saturday night, then
taking his own life. While MFR. Harris
and his daughter were passing Judge
Roston's barn on their way TO the en-
tertainment, three shots were fired In
quick succession, all going wide of the
mark,
Corleys footprints show that he had
been near the barn and ran east strik-
Ing his head on the clothes line and
his hat off. which he left in
his hasty retreat. He crossed the
Northern Pacific tracks and running
around the Puget Sound Warehouse re-
turned to the town, where he sat down
behind saloon shed and proceeded
to take his life.
'T am convinced that II is a clear
cose OF suicide" stated Deputy Sheriff
Doke last night.
The boys head has ragged three
cornered hole in 1t which could only
have been inflicted by weapon held
very close to the head. 1t must have
been so close that the powder went
right into the head"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-12
ISLANDS
SEEKING
PANAMA
Because Of MisruIe on the Part Of
Despotic Colombia, Are Anx.
ious to Separate From
British Masters.
Commissioner Arrives at Colon
for Purpose Of Laying Case
Before Officials.
BELIEVE TIME INOppORTUNEI
BELIEVE TIME INOppORTUNE
Panama Not Opposed to Plan and May
Consider II, But Present condi.
tions Likely to Continue For
the Time Being.

Colon. Jan. 1.-THE schooner Her.
aid. which arrived here yesterday even
ing from Bocas Del Toro. brought the
commissioner from the island Of San
Andreas, who will endeavor TO obtain
the annexation Of Andreas to the
republic Of Panama. owing to the dis
satisfaction Of the inhabitants Of the
island at recent oppressive actions on
the part OF Colombia. He says 400
Colombian troops are now in GARRISON
on the islands Of San Andreas and
Providence, and more are expected mo-
plentarily. The dissatisfaction, he
adds, is general throughout the is
lands.
Panama Ia deslrous Of annexing
AnArens and Providence, and believes
that steps in that direction at the
present moment would be inopportune.
The UaIted states marines encamped
at Empire and Bas obispo are kept
busy cleaning up the grounds surround-
Ing the camps. which are located on
healthy hill close to railroad. The
marines have also cleaned the canal
company's houses, all which now pre-
sent q clean and smart apoearance.
Owing TO the insufficient number Of
houses, about 200 marines are camping
IN tents. This Is now permissible, as
the dry season has set In.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-12

or's order with one exception. This
one remained open yesterday and also
refuses to stop It's card games or shut
It's slot machines. II is being done
very probably. to make test case.
In every saloon in Grants Pass there
are one or more slot machines, and
these have been an important source
Of revenue to the proprietors OF these
places. Now the machines have been
turned with their faces to the wall, and
not a nickle can be dropped In the slot
In many OF the saloons card games
and gambling have been in full swins
for some time, and these have all been
closed. and the police given strict or
ders to see that they remain closed
Card games played for credit chips
have been in vogue at a few Of the
cigar stores OF the city. and these too.
have been placed under the ban. 30
that even the old timers, who have
been spending their idle hours playing
solo for 10 cents corner. are now de-
prived Of their favorite amuseemnt.
Mayor Gilkey is simply carrying out
the policy he decided he would follow
before his election. He said he would
with the aid Of the council enforce all
Of the ordinances OF the city without
favor or special privileges. This win
mean that there will be no gambling
no slot machines and no Sunday
opening Of saloons in Grants Pass
while Mr.. GIikey is mayor unless the
law is found defective.
While the present policy is met with
great disfavor by the saloon men and
gamblers and the patrons OF these, the
vast majority Of the citizens are pleas
ed with 1t. The outcome win be
watched with great interest.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-12

Berlin, Jan. II. --,rhe ST. Petersburg
lc0rraEpondent OF Lokai Anzeiger gives
a much more serious view Of the fts
eastern situation than has hitherto ems
anatcd from the capital. The corres-
pondent claims he has authentic Infor-
nation that those In official circles
entertain greater concern over diff
culties between Russia aud Japan than
they have heretofore allowed to become
known 10 the public.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-12
Effort to Be Made by a Britishsr
to Save Mail and Any Bodies
EntangIed in Debris.
CAPTAIN ROBERTS CENsURED
Blamed For Allowing Boat Load 81
Women and Children to Leave
Steamer to Certain Death
Pronounced unssaMcrthy.

Seattle, Jan. i1.-No more bodies d
the victims Of the cIaiIam wreck were
discovered today although the erratic
course followed by the disabled steamer
has been covered over again and again
by a dozen tugs; the inshore waters
have been searched by launches and
small boats, and the beaches near VIC
ioria and on San Juna and WILDLY is
lands, have been patroiied by scores
OF willing workers.
The 1s bodies recovered Saturday and
Sunday have now all been Identified.
Three bodies OF women unidentified ak
Victoria Sunday night. prove to hs
those Of Miss Mary Reynolds Of as-
attle, Miss Hattie Moore. Of BelIins~
ham. and Miss Minnie Murdoch. *
Seattle. Miss Moore is believed 10 be
the woman entered in the list drowned
as Miss Bellies.
II. M. 8. Grafton left E.saaimalf
this morning and went to the scene Or
the ciallam wreck. It was the pz,r-
pose Of the Grafton's commander. n
the wreck Of the Clallam did not lie at
too great depth TO send down divers I'm
an effort to recover the mails, and any
bodies that may have tAer caught
among the debris. =
W. J. Harris. a Spokane capitalist,
accompanied by friends, went to Vic
toria today to secure the remains cf.his
daughter, Miss Louise Harris. The
body will be brought here tomorrow
and transshipped at once TO Spokane
for interment. Criticism Of Captain
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-12
Cowboy Proves to Be Woman.

Boise. Ida. Jan. 11.-A remarkable
case Of woman masquerading as a
man has just ocme to light near Rock
vile. Idaho. A few days ago Joe E.
Monaghan. a well known cowboy died
suddenly. When the body was being
prepared for. burial It was found the
deceased was woman. She had rid
den the ranges of eastern Oregon for
25 years and was widely known as an
expert. She was good shot with
revolver and rife.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-12
lmpors.r, pispa.ch.. Sent.

London, Jan. 1.-THE Mails Toxic
correspondent cabling says that Baron
De Rosen. the Russian minister. sent
a reply Saturday to Foreign Minister
Komuras' communication on Friday
and yesterday M'Arsenief. second Sec
rstary 70 the Russisn legation. left hur-
riedly for Nagaslki with important dis
patches TO be forwarded by Russian
warship to vlceroy Aiexieff,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-12

but that Russia does not wish this to
be extended TO the colonization OF Ja-
panese in large communities In Manch-
uria.
Strong sympathy ~ expressed here In
behalf Of the Russian view, as |, is
said that the general admission OF Jap.
aneae colonization IN Manchnfia would
create questions Of political and raeial
domination. II A asserted to be IN
the intcrcat OF the commerce OF Europe
anl America that Russia should replace
chIna'a authority within Manchurla. II
Ia also pointed out that Japan recently
restricted the operations Of American
Insurance companies. and this Ii cited
~ evidence that Russian control OF
Manchurla is likely 10 prove as liberal
TO American and European commerce
a. Jnpan's. Therefore Il Ia maintained
in government quarters that II Ii to
the general interest Of Europe ana
America TO give . moral support 10 a
settlement OF the confiic, on the basis
,pg lapAn'R authority In corea and RUS
slas authority in Manchuria,
Those who are In the best position
10 isnow RuSsia'a intention say her de-
termination to exercise her sphere OF
influence In Manchuria Ia irreeoncilable,
Owing to RussIas latest attitude In
ManchurIa, u Is the view OF Official cir.
clcs here that the main Issue OF the
negotiations now ccnters In ManchurIa,
instead Of corea.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-12
HORSES BURNED ALIVE.

Philadelphia, Jan. 11.-Eighty-four
norses were burned to death in a fire
which destroyed the stable of s. Peo-
pies Bros, in West Philadelphia. Loss
is estimated at $4,000. The origin of
the ilre Is unknown.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-12

Paris. Jan, n. - strong current of
Official sentiment was set In motion
today favorable TO strengthening the
hands OF Russia In her claims TO excr-
else paramount influence In Manchuria.
II In pointed out that Russia, having
conceded Japans paramount influence
In corea. japan appears TO be unwilling
10 make reciprocal concession by rec
ognixing RussIa'S paramount influence
In Manchurla. The general purport OF
the Russian position IL that Japanese
merchants and individuals shalt have
the right Of free access TO Manehuria
for the purpose OF travel and commerce
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-12
SPEAKS OUT FOR JAps.
Russian Newspaper Takes Very De-
eided Stand.

Moscow. Jan. II. Notwithstanding
rumors that movements on the part OF
the Russian and Japanese armies and
nayies. war ls not considered likely here
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-12
Second Reply to Proposals Of Island
Empire Is Received at Toxic
and Turned Down.
Chinese Are Urged 60 Remain Neutral.
Protect Foreigners and Establish
Guard Over Doubtful
Provinces.

London. Jan. ia.--The Times pckin
correspondent cabling under yesterday
date says the Chinese minister at Toxic
AZ tho request OF the Japanese foreign
once. telegfaphad the following 20
Prince Ching:
'The second Russian reply TO the
Japanese proposals has been received AZ
Toxic. but II IL nnfavorable and can-
not be accepted by Japan. who will.
unless Russia recedeH. be compelled 10
promptly resort 10 arms.
I'm view OF such an eyentuality. Jap
an urges and expects China 10 maintain
the striotest neutrality. 10 preserve or
der throughout the emIprc.to guard for
eignefa resident In the interior, and 70
take special care to preserve order In
the provinces OF Rhanium and Yunan.
iest tho foreign powers might seize .
prs,ext Of disorder and make aggressive
movements therein."
The correspondent says the Dispatch
has deeply impressed the Chinese whp
noma haiiaxe MAra " lnexlsahlas aEa
adds that notes locking TO ratification
Of the treaty between China and japan
were exchanged Yesterday afternoon,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-12
csarina In Danger.

London. Jan. i2.--The 81. Peters.
burg correspondent Of the Daily Mai
says the cXarina Ia III again and her
temperature In high, Doctors fear an
abscess rs forming in the inner ear.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-12
OFFICERS REFUSE PROMOTION
Prefer Active Duty, Though Holding
Lower Rank.

Lower Hanks
Washington, Jan. l1.--Three officers
OF the army have recently declined to
go on the retired list with increased
rank. They are General John r. West
on. General A. w. Greeley and Gem
eral G. NJ. Randall. Each Of these
officers was rendered the major gem
eralship on the condition Of his immedi-
ate retirement. and In each case ths
offer was declined on the ground that
the ofiicer preferred active duty to pro-
motion under such conditions.
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