The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-04-02
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~ ~ eeprma In Nof4hwesaern Arksn-
sna.
Colorado militia has thrown three
misasr~ and two business nfsn In the
hellp>n.
Fsen1h deputiss HAYS passed the bill
u supprsm s<aehiss BY religious
Usdsss.
A repHt thst The nilway merger II
sseking refuge In Cvhs II surprise TO
President ralma.
Tn Anglo American iesGae Of Lon
dcm fAvora m American British arbI-
txasson treaty.
The nood situation In Michigan Ia
mors hopeful, but $4,000 people are
sill In Distress.
An alliance between Russia and
Britain, through France ~ an inter-
peiiary, II again preached.
The government has offered 10 adj
vaucs money 70 build m irrigation
dam icr wallowa county settlers.
The vladivo~tok squadron In re-
ported 10 have returned to the harbor
with number of captured Japanese
vessels, among them wAFshlp-
This captain Of Chinese junk arriv-
Ing II Wei Hal Wei reports seeing the
Russian and Japanese squsdrons APP
preaching each other Of Port Arthur
and believes decisive battle has been
fought.
Mobilization OF the Msnchurisn army
Il now complete.
The South has just been visited by
The greatest storm since 1879.
General Kouropatkin has arrived as
knkdsn and assumed cosnmsnd.
The sundry civil appropriation bill
will leave > good surplus for the year.
The senate COMMITTEES has reported a
bill 70 punish assassins OF presidents.
The house committee has completed
It, report on tie 1908 fair bill and
recommends t$75 900 b. given far an
exhibit.
The Russian hees IT Port Arthur
made trip out Of the harbor 10 locate
she Japanese deet, but could ind no
traoe Of the enemy.
London IL horrihed by the deeds Of
modern Bluebcard. Eight women ars
known 10 bear his name and two Of
them we're murdered.
Firs In Wall street caused much az
eitsment and Tor time threatened one
Of the largest commercial eenters In the
s~s!d wilh destruction.
Russians are strongly forsiiying the
conntry about Antunx.
japanese continue 10 rush forces from
Chinampo 10 Ping Yang
Floods following the gale In the vicln-
Ivy Of Chicago caused heavy property
iosen~.
China has been given new assurances
that Russia will dissrm the gunboat
Mandjur.
Almost all oil the Panama troops have
hsen disb~ndsd. Only one battalion Ia
now under this selors.
Much pssGeFfy WAS destroyed and
ssverM persons sssarcd In tornado
nsas Fort Smisa. AK.
unised StssSs Ainisses Dudley 70.
ports shas hsassnsc hague has broken
cut In three possg Ia Peru.
Senator Hsnford declares shss the
railroad lobby ID ha@k Of the mova 10
repeal the present. land laws.
The dowsger emprsss of gsAssaa has
rejected the propcaaia of generals 10
make at open alliance with Japan.
A report TO the Corcan government
shows that Russian troops began cross
ing into Corea four days before Japan
ns<a~ her first attack ON Port Arthur.
Colorado military Ia again deporting
striking miners.
Newell Ia anxious that irrigation
works BE- begun In Oregon.
The houss has again voted against An |
investigation OF the postolfiea depart |
mens.
Russia denies that one OF her war
vessels was blown up by coming In |
contact with a floating mine.
Damaged Russian warahips are said
to have been repaired with such haste
that they dare not venture out.
The senate has passed the fndian ap.
preparation bill carrying funds for the
fsh-.s=@= school and decides that
Alaskan students may enroll there.
Russia has bought a wireless tele- |
graph system and will use II In connec-
ton with The transportation OF troops
seross Lake Baikel.
Russia believes thar japan intends |
10 land force In China on neutral
groond.
The public minister Of France decides
that Colombia has no case In the Pana-
nx canal matter.
The Japanese have effectively block
sded Port Arthur, sinking seven vessels
In the hsrbor entrance.
The Japanese advance toward Ping
Yang IL more rapid than the Russians
expected
The house has turned down the
amendment TO give Bristow less power.
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