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Arizona republican., 1904-10-25

LansdOwne reached the city this af- ternoon and after obtaining the latest details of the firing by Russian war ships on the British vessels, went to Buckingham palace where he had lengthy interview with King Edward Later the government sent an urgent note of protest to the Russian govern ment, through the Russian ambassa- dor in LO9don. In the protest sent to the Russian government, Lord Llns- downe asks that immediate redress be made.
 Public opinion insists that the full est reparaion be made but there is no evidence or undue excitement, or any belief that international complications may arise
Arizona republican., 1904-10-25
sT. PETEassuRe IN THE pARK.

st. Petersburg. Oct. 25.-No official or unOdf iaI[ Russian explanation of tlse unfortunate affair at DOgger Bank is forthcoming up to this hour. The administration is anxious 70 hear Vice Admiral RojestvenslEy's version Of the firing UFon the British fishermen. RO- jestvcnsky has communicated direct to the emperor. but at 11:30 tonight the admiralty announced that E. had nos yet received the report It developed during the day that the admiralty had strong re Ison to believe that an at tack would be made Or the squadron during it's passage through the great lelt Of the English channel So sye- ciGc was the information that even the present crisis has not diver ed atteu- ti0n from the possibility of such an at tack odsurring.
 As soon as the facts are -ablished, .t is certain that the Russian govern meni will voluntarily offer the fullest reparation. IL is hinted that the em- perO- tomOrrosg will seEd a formal message To King Edward conveying his profound sorrow fer the incident
Arizona republican., 1904-10-25
SIR MoRTIMER sILENT.

Lenox, Mass, Oct. 24.-Sir Mortimer Durand. the British ambassador. said today concerning the attack of the Russian squadron upon the Britisa vessels It seems a deplorable incl dent. whs-l. of course, will be ex- plained.' Ambassador Durlnd, up 90 10 o'clock today. had received no of ficial dispatches concerning the mat ter
 Having no official intelligence" sad the ambassador. T really canlot per init myself 10 discuss so serious l matter when wholly ignorant of the facts and the feeling in England. It seems a -deploIable accident. nvhIch, or course, will be explained. Such a con dition was wholly unforeseen. posi- tively. must refrain from discussing its diplomatic effects and consequences. It is not at all likely that I shall re- cefve advices on this matter at once IS it is not the custom of the home of fee Co i-aole its ambassadors on mat ters not directly relating to their TOsts"
Arizona republican., 1904-10-25
RUSSIANS AT cHERRouae.
Advance Guards, Consisting of Rus
 sian Torpedo Beats, in the Harbor.


 Cherbourg. France. Oct 24.-The ad- vance guard of the Russian Pacific squadron, consisting of torpedo boats. is in the outer harbOr. The vessels which first arrived here were not with the larger ships when the latter fired On the British fishing boats in the North sea on Saturday morning. Therefore. it is not yet possible to ob- tain the Russian version of the affair.
 The Russian torpedo boats are sur rounded by guard boats and the ut most vigilance is maintained. No per son is permitted to approach them and no person Is allowed to come ashore except the postman. The boats are furnished with wireless telegIap equipment. They took on provisions from the transport Korea. During last night and this morning the vigilance was redOubled. owing to fears of Jap anese ships being in the channel. Three Russian torpedo boats and the trans port Korea headed out to sea during the day. probably for the purpose of communicating with the main squad ron.
 Newspapers here report that the tor pedO boats received a wireless tele- gram from the Russian flagship yes terday warning their commanders to exercise extra vigilance as it was fear ed that the Japanese would attempt an attack upon the squadron while in the channel
Arizona republican., 1904-10-25

vance. for which the Russians seem to be waiting.
 . The Outposts and patrols of both sides are in close touch, and there is occasional firing by the light artillery batteries. The Japanese are sending down the guns and rifles captured from the Russians and are receiving supplies of ammunition and reinforce ments.
 A Japanese forward. movement is daily expected. and it is believed there is heavy fighting ahead.
 FINDING MORE RUSSIAN DEAD.
 Tokio. Oct. 24.-The Japanese head quarters here today, without referring to the general situation in the vicin- ity of the Sakhe river, published the following report received yesterday: since the last telegram referring to the enemy's dead bodies left on the field the number has been increased to the following: Found by right army 5.z0C; found by the left army, 5,603; found by the center army. 2.530; to- tai. 13.333- The number of prisoners captured totals 709.'
Arizona republican., 1904-10-25
INCARNATION AT HlJ,

London, Oct. 24.-The mayor of Hull has telegraphed to Premier BaIfour. saying that the greatest indignation prevails there at the unprecedented and wanton attack on the Hull fish ing fleet by Russian warships, result ing in the loss of valuable lives He appeals to the government to take speedy and strong measures to ensure full redress and security against fur ther Russian outrages.
Arizona republican., 1904-10-25
THE KINGS SYMPATHY.

Loneon. Oct. 2l.-Foreign Secretary iansdoWne reached London this after Eoon, and after gathering the latest details known at the foreign office re- gaIdinS the firing on British fishing boats by the Russian squadron. pro ceeded to Buckingham pa-1ce where ne had a lengthy interview with King Edward The latter telegTaphed d message of sympathy to the mayor of Hull.
Arizona republican., 1904-10-25

Washington that if the single state hood bill were pressed by Col Wil- son and others that the territory would have to depend upon the democratic senators to oppose a joint statehood bill There was at that time no point statehood bill but MT. Fowler had been told that unless the agitation of the statehood question were suspended It would be met by a joint state prop3- sitiOn.
Arizona republican., 1904-10-25
HEAVY FIGHTING AHEAD.
The Outlook From the Japanese Head
 quarters.

With the Japanese left army (Gen- eral OlSu's) in the field. Oct. 9, D.
 r1-, via Fusan, Oct. 24.-The respective armies retain somewhat peculiar posi- uons. Their advanced forces are ly- ing in trenches seven hundreds yards apart. and their inaction cannot be explained. For five days the Japanese have not attempted to make an ad-
Arizona republican., 1904-10-25
HE STOPPED THE TRAIN.
A New York Suicide Congested ths
 Street for an Hour.

New York Oct 24-WrenCliug himself from the grasp or tEo meI who had divined his purpose auI seized him, an unkn0Wn man today flung himself under a Third aven1e elevated train at Forty-secoud street and was crushed To death in the pres en e of scores Of people. who croH-l-.i tae platform awaiting a doSutoRu train.
 So tightly was Ehe body wedged un- der the fOrWard trucks Of the car tha- more than an hour was required Co remove it, and during all that aim. traffic on the sOu-hbOund track a9s a a complete standst5u.
Arizona republican., 1904-10-25
STOCKHOLDERS REVENGE.
The Dynau1iting of the Office of a Coal
 Company.

Danville, Wash, Oct. 24-The office of the Nesuvius Coal company has been wrecked by an explosion Of dy- namite. The office was wrecked imme- diately after the foreman and few. other employees of the company had been dismissed for various reasons
 Workers in the mine have taken part of the cOrpol ation's stock and some of those who " ere dismissed a few days ago were stockholders. Their portion was small, but dismissal from the com panys service was received with more bitterness because Of the fact that the men who were turned adrift owned some of the stock
Arizona republican., 1904-10-25
Award for Standard Dictionary.

St. Louis. Mo. Oct. 24-CS -CSpeciaI)- Worlds Fair judges today gave Graui Prize Chighest award) to Funk E Wagnalls for their Standard Diction- ary. and Gold Medal for their Lit-rar- Digest and reference works.
Arizona republican., 1904-10-25

and offering to make what reparation
 is possible as soon as the responsibil- ity can be fixed. These advance as surances, it is hoped. will be met in an amicable spirit by Great Britain.
Arizona republican., 1904-10-25

the admiral feared that there were i Japanese ships in the channel.
Arizona republican., 1904-10-25

London. oet. 24.-Foreign Secretary
Arizona republican., 1904-10-25
ENcLAND's PROTEST.

A Demand for Immediate Reparatioa
 for the Outrage.
Arizona republican., 1904-10-25

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Arizona republican., 1904-10-25

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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-05-02

A week before the convention there
came a provincial earthquake. Ine
news passed from man to man In awe
struck whispers-McCune had WIN
drawn his name. making the shallow
est of excuses to his cohorts. Nothing
was known OF the real reason for hls
disordered retreat beyond the fact that
he had been in Plattville on the morn
ing before his withdrawal and had IS
sued from a visit to the Herald once III
a state of palsy. Mr.. Parker Tue
Rouen printer. had been present at tne
close Of the interview. but he held ais
peace at the command Of his employer
He had been called into the sanctum
and had found McCune, white anu
shaking, leaning on the desk.
Parker" said the editor. exhibitlhs
a bundle of papers he held in his haho'
IL want you to witness a verDai coii-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-05-02
To be continued.

THE CHRISTIAN churches at Constant
nopIe, Turkey, and Yokahoma' japan, nas
long used the Longman & Martinez Faih's
for painting their churches.
Iiheral contributions of L. & NJ. Paint Will
he givep for such purpose wherever church
is located.
F.M. scofeld, Harris Springs, s. C., writes
.1aain+ed our old homestead with L. & NJ.
+uentv.six wears ago. Not painted since;
Iooks better than houses painted in the last
four years"
w. B. Barr, Charleston, W. va, writes
"Painted Frankenburg Block with L. & NJ
Shows better than any onliolngs mere nave
e1er done. stands out as though vanished
and actual cost of paint was less than 81 q
per gallon. Wears and covers like gold"
These Celebrated Paints are sold by r. G
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yWdrum benn ninf2@
lleber fein eben nod 10 beiteres Sc
fi1t lsstt iih cine WoIfe. 4lfo oarum
NOR er 10 friib nod 6auie aetommen,
nm alltin in leinsr Stube gu fiben,
lpGbrtnb iit in ibrsm Salon fdriebl
xJit 2idt in meinem 3immerq"
fsagte er flra.
.,eSm meiE tS uid3t.~
WilIiam briidte auf ben eleftriIhen
Rnopf. Nad seraumtr 3eit erThien
her @nrfde unb berf4panb Idleunieit,
nm aiht au MAIDEN. ols er ieinen 6errn
70 uneriportet Dor {ih Iob.
WiItnin las bann uuf Ieinem 3in=
mer bic eingeIoafenen 8riefe unb 3ei~
tungen, bic NIT Der lebtsn S3oif sez
trmmen iDaren. Nbsr sr blieb aerftreut,
INNER 'bor9te Ct borouf, ob lTtu fih
ni9t BON felbit 5u inn fsBsn iDurbe.
Aber tie fam niht. fie fdrieb iebsnfaus
on ibrem tDi9tigsn Brief. g6lieblih
stf6ieu es ibm ld9erlih. Menn iebes
Don ibnen abtparten tpollte, lper ben
srften Ghritt tbdts, bann tonni. IS
Ian9e Dduern.
Ct sins ipiebsr au ibr btnib.r. Der
Brief lag gefdloffsn aaf Dsm 9dreibs
it'd.
.Miaft Du nidt NIT in mein Gin.
mer tommen, Aifa24 Bat er.
Sie iab auf. Sbrs Muaen foben
aus, ala pb Tie qetpeint hGtteu. G,tx
h6rt benn bos gum @trbeiratbetiein,
oab man INNER sufammsnfst94
gs foutt iDobl Elm Gder5 fein, aber
e. Hang nidt luiiie.
sOoB man germ ouiammen iit-ia,"
a1trOrteie er seIaifen, uionft batte bas
9eirotben better unterbleiben tonnen."
sDas mare aud tpo6l befIer aepes
len. fdgte iie 10 Ieife. bab sr ,s mebr
errieth. als peritonb.
Cine ountle RDtbe itiea IN feline
Stirn. ~mas fou benn bas beiben?
Wos babe i5 Dir getbon, bas Did au
bisfer 4euBeruns betpegen fann9"
sMdts. Sd babe nur etipas ses
sWas benn2"
DAB id nod iingen lam! Gs mar
sin Jrrtbum, cine uebsreilung, baB i'd
iHeine 2iinitlerlaufbabu aufgob."
~rnb bos bsreuit Du - bereuIt Is
1tttte fnon2~
gle iDdste nift 3u3uitimmen. gas
ile in iein finiteres Geii4t lab, fchpdnb
ibr Der Nluth ysSd ipeiB ss niht, :"
ltotterts iis yGs 1T alIes 70 ii6erltiirst.
10 idlasl gstommen. id tam mid nod
nidt 3nreGtfinbsn. mid taum bsiin.
men,"
sic that ibm lsio. Sir mar 10 tunq.
CART nno biifsbtOiirfttgl 81 muBfs
Schulz baben. aangfom, ourd ieine
Qiebe, iniirbe fie bic biitereu GrFabrua
ssn unD gNitGufdunaen uberpinben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-12-28

= yei Nnpenonne bon ,,9r. gnrs
bg's Gonltrp Vowoer" 6leiben bic
6iibner gcinnO nnO leaen mebr Gier;
ebenfalls luadlien ,Snngr 6iibncr
i9neller. 25f uno SOC 6as Gafet.
TrGat (tuereu JOdnnler bafiir.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-12-28

NnnDnce. rMittue suunldt
or oie alten aleioer tbres oeritorbenen
WfanneS Al perfnufen. yei IDldleu.
oenen tie paiien. - Gbe uidt ansges
ihlufien.