New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-01

: Ing at Rusztan sentries. come from that sars
general region, strengthening the idea that a
Japanese Invasion is being 1aade from Possis'
/ Bay.
Russian cruisers are reported 20 havs been
seen IN the Bay OF SendaL TAat g. on the east
coast OF Japan. about ldway betwse1 Toxic
and the Tsugaru Straits. We know o. no Rus
sian cruisers that could have got % that po1s
excepting those which were at Vlad.yostok, and
concerning which IS we said yesterday, nothing
definite has been hearC for some time. To sss
70 the Bay OF SeI-li they would have had 70
pass through the Tsugaru Straits. through
which. indeed. they were said TO be passing. OF
else through La Perouse Strait. between japan
and SdEhaIIen. The latter would he been tns
more likely course. lcr while 20 - n Ich Lurll5.
90 90 around that way. md the weather - vs.
and the sea filed with fee at tails time OF yea
there would be not a 1.-THE Of the danger IVl.
Japanese torpedo boats. which are said % "
numerous IN the TsUEaru Straits II those Iou.
formidable crul - have gone around tnllns.
they may do imEnnsr damage 70 japanese pO-s
ana shipping on tne Pacific coast. ~ ne So
time they are running a great risk. Tor they -
a thousand miles from any friendly port ala
their coal viii not last forever.
Thess Is. r,o-eove-. . possibility that th~'
soui cruisers arc now blockaded IN the ha'n'
Of vIadlvostok. II there Is a large Japlsss
feet of that harbOr. as reported. they are sI'
either shut in or smut out Of IL.
Speaking OF the ChemulpO affair. and the cor
troversy over the rescue OF Russians BY nsutr'''
n Is 70 &c recalled tn~t the treaty Of The Hss-'
OF watch japan and Russia we're both sisa-
tories I'm Article VI declares that neutral W
sells whick take aboard sick wounded or SN.
wrecked belIigerents cannot be captured 10. =
doirE. The neutral vessels were thus 49,
within their right. though they were no'
Quired TO exercise that right II our meilO menu.
serve US correctly. that provision CT me - -.
was o9posed b. Captain NIahan, one OF 90
American Comm, s.oners at The Hague. On tl'
ground that II might enable the coHrnanasI
chief OF a beaten navy to escape alu 80. - "a
the vfrzs~s OF an Important prize be ciie1 80
60 - fha rescue OF Cap 1lE Selllles. " -
Alabama by the Dee~hOUnd az an ia Ls-L-cssd
OF the Injustice Of sUch RUE ahG pc 80 sllp-
that n the rule We're adopted, 70 slle-i- - nus
,f,7-srt-. win a stipulation that the ne %
rescued should be tncapacltated Lio- as not
afaiu In the war. But his alnenuii'eul - au-
,5oDfad ma so the original article st@.l1-' .ot
.a,-tetts'I.- e. rescue OF elllEerelts, pa -
speclfylng what dispos. ln sna4! Ss I--~5isary
fLarn It Is TO be ass li.--4 ule,S - how
PRACTICE OF international lay VIII 49, ,,GI 30
- ord mat the men thus rescued W. go
rel-ased only on parole n'l % ~, 80 NV thst
Ii is gratifying - rnS, " r-,'s.l j+s report
A., Tr,ss. an zOverum- Gt ms C,e41 y. -. ~ our
~ t.t+,.5o on the matter Of the ConI-Ce -,iny
EN- al Chemulpo and instead o. P Ibe origin
S,iDst its action IL Is inveslls@1111n5 n well.
- tbe flIse reports about u 1n -aii.,ainr the
or tHe r,otie any one had for maIgnl.s ssy.
American vessel We shall a n9S f,ss cozauet vas
Ih9t !. ~ Ts,S-f1i ana friendly, We have hs'0'
any doubt
Some Of the Russians VINO sous l- -, r.rs
N vvitte out Of Office ard huniiiia,s - n
among those most Responsible ioi t~orn his
seed. their ermity to him rose 10 WHO left
opposition 20 ido In gold IN the Treasl,,Is "a
them .,a,5 s' ~ war without which Russia "'
In a sad tx