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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-09
Ranalbeltet.

Sorri9e &ongres ooIgte en- Som'
mission, meb Sepburn iom 5ornano,
for at Ben ifiilbe reiie neo iii Eand.
ma.Gi6et % unoeriege 6orboIbenc.
commissioner bar MI p9ret ocrneoe
og fom ben 2oen December tilbagc
til @uibir9ton.
GougreSmnno Sepburn iaabe:
Seq tror, at nj ole tit ct iorbeloa'
tigt Snbtrpf al 2ouoet og Solicit.
2onbet er piounSerligt. Sorben CT
opcrmoooe rig, og aIimotet er inn.
leoes, at mani fdn giere Den beOIte
gIpling al ale tropiife 8erter. Snis
oi funSc faa 100000 Berioner til
at boiGte fig | Tnrnma-RepubIifen
nilbe oet boa minore cnb Ell Mcnre.
ifeaIber bIipe CT al SorbeuS riaeite
Streg. Gen piloe blipe beiriet for
imitiomme Spg6oirme, 90 uRiteu
bncr encitc gcre oilbc bare Ell oucr.
fleoig @reoc.
Ser or marge SonifeIigbe0er al
oucrpiuSc, fer &onaIen fan bIipe for.
hig; Scrrrrnt CT ilernt, % oct pil 70.
itc mango Ecnge at fiernc Sinbrin.
aCrnc; men Sen. 9aoiS % Sopcoin,
gcuier @aIocc or WGnb meo Strait
% Moo. De bar ingen Spil ON. at
Nrbcioct piI lpffes. @iitnof or sc
cnbml life poo set rene rteo fine Ela'
ncr; men DC boobcr, at en- mart nil
blipe nCStogen, % oa aaor &c Incl.
"anualu piI ttlfrebSitine ole Tom.
mcrcicllc oa miIitGre SrtcrcSier, %
Set f%orCfoumer mig, at Den man
ircmfuIbc itorc 6oronbrirger / sc
6orencSc Stuter. Solfbperne bill
hurtig itiac / @etpSning. Netp Or
leans Mao fuuue aierpiube fin gomIe
@IonS. 6or 80 Mar iiScn bar oeu
No. . blan0t bore Saonc.
"griesaanaIcn latte Nau 9ort
iitono til at bIine, booS set or; men
iom 6rrSicISpei fan Sen life inltr.
mcnIigueS meS WiSiiSiippi 6Io0en
% ruor Staten 9ouiiiorrd foitcr ioa
mcget paa at oprenifc Scu, iom Neiu
9orf foitcoc paa Grie,aonnIeu, ptl
oct gipe aoOc &eutcr."
aae Sc andre, iom blco inter,
uictpeN uNtaItc, at annnlcu pilbe gipc
uoperiflcIige Muliahcber for SonbeI
% ScuirrSieI. Serotor aittrioar
ira Spo Iafota feIte iia o~pcrbepiit
ont. at cr uanSrct aauoI life olenc
labcr Tia bpgge, men at ben ogioa or
Ncu cteite iom Der fau pGre Sole ON
al ioo.
aonaresmonS Stepeus fra Miune'
iota mcnte. at Sc 10 Reaierinser bsr
boIoe Ms0c % lutte III Sperensfomit
meS Senipn Ill SuubeI % EoitoGien,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-09
uereien 5ieeler.

Sheriff Stein bar nnnlobet @lloer.
nor g)otes ON Of sae RilitGritprtert
| auIbpcn 3iesler meb 2 @ilitsfom.
panier, ba &c 50 Solooter, iom III
err Der, nioa bore pon 6orten bpcr
eieite Rat. Won bar opboget, at Der
par eiort 6prisa poa Of ebclGg8C
8oubIeOninacu fra Eumpeitottoucr
til gpen. Nsenig Wnrtin 3bompior
iauot 80 0pramititGnger Iiggenot
paa Sorbcn liee oncr SopcSrerct. q
9ronbrsr bar foitct til Epnomitcn
men Regnet Sre6ng Sat bopoe lltt.
fet Slbeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-09
SmaapInf.

- Mr. og WtrS. g. g. Gaotpea of
Rr. og NtrS. 2. 6. Great Der frc
8pen liant DER. % Mrs. CHARLES
NiIforo oo 9otter fra Canton
Mtinn., MiiS @apme Sc5cIton fra
GnImnr oa Niis u. Wopo fra San
born reiite i9aor til Sos augeleS.
California, for at tiIbringe 8interell
Der.
S~plpsningen of &Ioffetaaruei
[ G~ourtbuiet bespuote forrige Tors.
bogs gfter,, 90 mn fan man til enbper
Sio ON Rdtten paa 5anrnctS fire
SoIffiper ie, bpoS aIoffcn or. Won
Ter oet pon Irngcre aiitono oa be
Ore emo ON 9o9eu. Splpsningen
Tier m,tomatiif, beannber SIoffen
$50 ON Iftenen % %illitter aloffcn G
ON Rorgeneu.
6. u. @ope, iom | TO 4ar bar
paretogct goDaroS, 8oobs & Cos
aortor Der | gpeu, bar mi faoet
'Speropipnet meb aompanietS Sor.
refining / Spb 1afota, peitre aPinne.
fotu oe nor0peitre Soma. Mr. 8opc
bill DO / 9uperne ,Min., og ban bill
finite fin Somilie oerop, ioo mart
iom BON finder no, ON bans ipagc
aonitit1tion taoler alinotct. SeIe.
aroiiiten | goiporSs, @ooos 9ontoret
her, Sarrp Sin, fit GniGtteIIc | Som.
poniets 8ontor / 2ineoIn, Rebr., og
reiite oertiI iibite 2eroog.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-09
Gftcrsiune gsber. Sra Selling.

G~itrrsiDue @SSer. Sra Selling.
iorS melodies, of 8eneralguperns'
rem bar bcpilaet ct Gubragenoe ira
Here &omnuner | @uocrnementerne
gtplouS o. 8ibors ON 6ritogelie for
Se @engebeoer iom be er ibsmt for
/ 1902 o. 1908 Of hape nnSlaot at
ioretoee @ulg at Ieolemmer til 10.
Observation-Disclosures en enfelt
al SiSie 9soer belsb iis til 10000
Murf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-09
9ecDrab % Smcgll.
Sen she December 1904.
Gr bet MurS?

GdDio BERN Ell ganncI llngfnrI
% 6arrncr NOR Gaitalla, / Den iposit-
lise Gel al Gomtpet, bIco ioag
Gorsoag) htnoeu 900 | fit Siem. alt
tp0cr paa, al Der fordiascr ct &cro.
AItine / Suiet par faitet SuIter til
giiItrr og uiSner ON, al &eorre bur
oGret paai9roc. Ianocn bar boet
oIeue | largere Eio. San iiges al
rGre en- al Se riaeite @tGno / Count
tpet. Coroner. Or. SemeI, er reiii
Scrub for at unoerisge Sogen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-09
Budget for 1906.

st Telegram ira @aibington meo.
oeer, at @liogetooerilaget for oct 81
ifalaar, iom enSer ben 30te Sunni
1906, freezer ct uOlGg pan $6t9,.
669,S52. 8epilingerne for inoepG.
rerroe 8iifalaar bel6ber fig til $614,.
54S, 937.
Sopeopoiterne / Sperilaget er fsI.
genbe:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-09

zaT for -5eSfelsnaeSboeen-. T1ss 5ornfi.
rife bar isa iRft ben buTiiei iaisunen % Tan
OF. barre I'll SlRhe 90 @dpH for zen. Tom lRfyr
Ga itnberer ben. gan ei gar uuoiaaeIfer nRt
az DC NANCE Gtiaier en- 8Riie odlre Serler.
Rndr bare foi;e 9inie 25se Cifoher 90 fsrifs
tiuie CITE Aopenber TIE banoe p9ret. na bar
of bel. eiier nit Siisu. SEN oiSie etuier ian
rel t~oriiddes rel men ian enoru ietiere iniss
bulge. lcriGrbsIlei.
4. oarftab. Qdr!Iane. @iS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-09
siliammsn -. s5I9, 6es. s5a sol 8 1895

s iie ielo frGper SperIlaget for
1906 benneo 8 Miaioner minbre erto
@uSgettet for 1904; men / oct nre
Budget err inobciattet $l46,S36,3 20,
ion aaereoe CT bepilget UNDER aailige
llOtGlinger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-09
etris eiter ct yrspenamer

at .Sor 9te.. bet usmerieoe me @naness.
iiriit. gu'slit Seitsr 10 esris. en- bel War.
gang sl.o0. 600 6%crreneite for Gsenter,
"Sor Tn, 1906 9th Street g, Rinusap0.
lis, Ypiuu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-09
Boro Minthol Tooth Paste

or ben uneItr SraparotioR for at reuis SGuoer os ben
ensits, ipIn rnbcboloer ingoouscoel9ggence OF renisnoe
S1su1aifer ioumeu. act binbrer aloeles SpJooniss
Spirrr ira at oann,s / Munosu pB pi gipP SGuoerue
rene ca bepare ben natnriiqe Saroe na YloHfAeot benz.
9eune Iroparatipn er ~gcDtisnot al be leoenoe 1aros
I~GpeIfoler % 3onoi0 Ter. vi lenoer Ell Yatte porlolrt
for - Gents. Gbresie:
BORO MINTHOL CHEMICAL CO,
DEBORAH,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-09
Sra Roneresien.

Gen 5SSe aongres ianmentranote
til lin iioite Gorte) Sesiion / Dian.
bags. Zen iiboer mn til Sen 4or
Warts. DSerit IiSet al itsrre Suite.
resie ~forcfaIot ben fsrite Dag. Oct
9elc inbifrGnfeSe fig til Dc iGooanIige
Sormoliteter paa aabningSougcn.
Der pcStoges aonoolen$. Ieiolutioner
/ Scnatet / a%nleoning al Senntorerne
Guaps % Scars Gsb, % biSie til
iiemtes al Suiet.
2ige efter at Senatet bar aabnet efs
ter Miboog | Sirsooss, mobtoges
8rpitoettens 9ubifab % blep opl9it.
Get tog paa oct nGrnteite TO Elmer
al lGie oct. Ierefter blep oct paa
Sorlaneenoe beiluttet at gipe Som.
missioner, Der bIep ne6iat iibite anr
til at iGtte Jig inb / Sanoelsilaabens
gebop, lloiGttelie meb lin Seaport
til / Soniiar. Sort efter ~aoiournc.
reSe Seltatet til / SnSoaas.
Deb llnbtagelie al at pao1sre Sp.
lGsrtingen al @uoifabet uorettebe bel
Ter life Observation-Disclosures rloget nGu.
ncoeroigt / SirSOagS. ct 5orilog
til &eiolution ON en- llrSerisgeIie al
Ganamu acknowledgements aiferer
Dlep fremiat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-09

9lanSt Se llSnGpnelier, iom Srp.
iiSetten operienbte Senatet | Sirs.
bags er Sbomas 6. COMPTON fra Soma
til Iiniiter / Santo domingo; Ss.
car Malmrps ira Minreiota til 9on.
jul | Colon, Banana; Hapol u. @un'
niion fra Heu 9orf til Sommer |
glIaifos Gi%itriftsret; Grancis 6.
2ellpp fra Giitrift Of GoIumbia til
SuoianerfcmmisiGr % Ncgcren u.
.. Grun til SolbopfrGoer / CHARLES
ton, 2. Carolina. Zen iioite ll0tpo.
nelic pill M bIiUe itobiGitet al Sena.
let, ibet Setator SiImam ii9es at
hape beihtSet iig % life oil gisre
mere SrspI | Inleoniug bcnne MI
fure,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-09

6. 8. Sobe, fpenffsnorif Viee'
tonfnl, Netp Dorf Stie Sles., ct.
paui, 1finn., infaSSerer stfpettio'
iert 0oree, Sperise 90 9anmarf.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-04-28
MARRIAGE OF CAPT. SARTORIS
Civil Ceremony Was Merely FOrma'
Procedure Required by the
French Law.

Paris, April 26.-The civil ceremony
of the marriage of Capt. Algernon
Sartoris (grandson of the late Gen. U.
S. Grant, and Mile. German Cecile
Nouffiard Ia niece of Charles E.
Halle, the artist, director of the new
gallery, London), took place Monday.
The ceremony was merely the usual
formal procedure required by French
law. The witness for Mile. Nouflard
were Charles E. Halle and Georges E.
Reynard. Those for Capt. Sartoris
we're the Marquis de L'Aigle and Maj.
7. Bentley Mott, United. States mill
tary attache.
The interesting religious marriage
ceremony to which the entire Ameri-
can colony is looking forward will
take place April II in the church of
st. Honore d'Eylau. The bridesmaids
will be Mile. Noufflard and Mile. Mar
guerite Noufiard, sisters of the bride;
Miss Marthe Mathey and Miss Lille,
an American girl, who recently made
her debut at the Grand Opera. The
ushers will be A. H. Sartoris, a cousin
of the groom; Maurice Noufflard, a
brother of the bride. and Sir Frederick
Robinson.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-04-28
FOR THE ST. LOUIS FAIR.

Geronimo, the noted Apache chief.
will visit the worlds fair and will bring
with him ITO Indian braves.
An Elberta peach, the most luscious
grown in that state, will be given to each
visitor to the Georgia building at the
worlds fair.
Silk manufacturers Of New York will
have in operation at the worlds fair a
large loom, showing the process Of max
ing their fabrics.
Twenty head of Guernsey cattle, the
finest herd ever imported to America,
are at the worlds fair to compete for
prizes in the dairy tests. They are
valued at 8 10000.
Theodore Pidcock, a Washington IN.
- farmer, claims to have Tie Oldest
plow In America. He has also many
other old farming implements and the
lot will be shown at the st. Louis fair.
Idaho's exhibit in the palace Of agri-
culture at the worlds fair, because of
the taste displayed in it's arrangement
has attracted great attention. The
grains and grasses possess rare colors
and they blend harmoniously in the
wheat design Of the Idaho pavilion.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-04-28

agent OF the general lanQ OHce.
Neff Is Now Mayor.
Jay H. Neff became mayor of Kan.
sas City without any greater Formally
than taking the oath and hanging uI
his hat in the mayors office.
Brakeman Killed.
A Frisco feight train was derailed
near Reynolds. Several cars were de-
molished, and John Thomas, a brake
man, was instantly killed.
Death OF Prof. r. 1. Victor.
Prof. T. l. Victor, a well-known St
Louis educator, died in the Missouri
Baptist sanitarium of heart disease
He leaves seven children.
Pardoned by DOckery.
Arthur Ellis, serving an eight-yeai
sentence in the penitentiary for NUT.
der in the second degree, has been par
doned by Gov. Dockery.
Convicted Murderer Dies.
William Moore, colored, under sen.
tence of death for the murder of hii
wife, died Of tuberculosis in his ce:
at the st. Louis Jail.
Clerks Organize.
The retail clerks Of Marshall hav'
organized an association, the objects o
which are to secure shorter working
hours and more pay.
Appointment by DOckery.
Gov. Dockery has appointed Charles
B. Meredith coal oil inspector of Shan
non county for a term Of two years
beginning March 10.
FIoater Caught mt st. EOuis.
The body Of a white man was takeI
from the river at the foot of Marcea'
street in st. Louis.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-04-28
TROOP BARGE SUNK
BY FIELD GUNS
Only a Lucky Shot Prevented the
laps From Cutting Off Retreat.
CASUALTIES ARE UNKNOWN
Russian Detachment of Volunteers
Planned to Set Fire to Enemy's
POntOOns ON the Yalu, Year Ii
Mouth of the Pomaku.

st. Petersburg, April 25.-Oficial
dispatches regarding the fighting south
of the River Pomakua, reported last
Friday, in which a Russian detach-
ment had three men killed and two
officers and 10 men wounded, say a
Japanese troop-laden barge and other
boats emerged from the mouth of Po-
makua and attempted to cut off the
Russian retreat. The barge was sunk
by the Russian guns. Capt. Smeizin,
who commanded the detachment, has
died of his wounds. Lieut.. Pushkin
was the other officer wounded.
Further details concerning the skir-
mish say that in following up the gen.
eral plan to harrass and impede the
Japanese crossing the Yalu the Russian
outposts on the river sent a detachment
of volunteers in boats IN the night of
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-04-28
PERSONAL AND GENERAL

St Louisans awoke, on the morning
of the Goth, to find the ground covered
with a heavy wet snow, which was
still falling, driven by a northeast
wind. The Oldest inhabitant could not
recollect such a storm as late in the
spring.
Viceroy Alexieff, on the 22d, sent the
following to the car: 81 respectfully
report to your majesty that to-day,
during the placing Of mines by some
steam launches, Lieut.. Pell and 20 men
were killed through a mines explod-
ing under the stern Of n of the
launches"
Galveston, Tex, experienced the
heaviest rain storm in its history on
the 22d. Within three hours 9.29 inches
of water fell, flooding many stores and
houses. In some portions of the city
the water was five feet deep.
Rev. Elisha Baugh, of the M. E.
church, who was elected mayor Of
Brookport, ILL.,, last spring, has been
tried by the district conference, found
guilty and expelled for unchristian
conduct in having, in his official Ca
| pacity, signed licenses granted to sa-
looms. He will appeal to the annual
conference.
Japan was one of the first nations
to signify her intention of participa-
| ton in the St. Louis Worlds fair. Her
exhibit is Of the first rank in size,
scope, cost and space covered. The
japanese commission staff and work.
men was the first large Worlds fair
force to arrive in St. Louis. I[er ex-
hibits were among the first to reach
the city in entirety, and she is the
first nation to complete an exhibit Sec
ton.
Executive officers of the western
roads met in Chicago, on the 18th, in
an effort to settle both the sugar and
the grain rate wars, but were unable
to reach IN agreement.
Fire swept through a section of To-
ronto (Ont.) wholesale district, on
the 10Th, causing a loss which will
reach up into the millions. The fire
started in a factory in Wellington
street. In less than an hour the flames
had spread from building to building
on both sides of the street, until the
whole block was a mass of flames.
Chief of Police Hays, of Kansas City,
has announced that no more boxing
contests would be permitted in that
| city, because of the brutality Of the
| bouts.
A dispatch via London, on the goth,
said that the Japanese had effected a
landing on the Lao Tung peninsula,
and that a battle was being fought in
the environs Of Port Arthur.
Harold Stephenson, 81 years old, said
to be a son Of Kate Claxton, the actress,
shot and killed himself, on the 21st,
in his lodgings in Fourth avenue. New
York.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-04-28

The total loss ty nre at Toronto,
OFT, on the goth. will, according to
tee most conservative, reach sl2, OOO,-
600; To- total insurance is sS,360,0OO.
President Broderiek of the Elkhart
(Ind.) bank was sentenced to ten years
in the p~enitentiary and Cashier Collins
to six years, on the 22d.
The plans for the new Bellevue hos
pital in New York were made public
on the 22d. They provide for the larg-
est hospital in the world. 1t will ex-
tend from Twenty-sixth to Twenty
ninth street and from First avenue tc
East River.
His own grit ard the heroic work OF
the crews of a ferry boat and a tug
beat saved the life of Horace G. Will
son, bridge worker, who, after falling
80 feet from Eads bridge, at st. Louis,
on the 22d, swan more than a mile in
the cold current of the Mississippi
was picked up by two men in a skiffI
and again rescued, with his rescuersi
from the skiff, which was sinking, by
the crew of a tugboat.-
The popular fund for the benefit o
the survivors and the dependent rela'
tives of the victims of the Missouri
disaster will be disbursed by the nava
aid society, an organization especially
equipped for such service. The money
now in hand amounts to about $4,000
Six hundred pottery workmen EN-
| ployed in the plants of the Acme pot
terry and the Crooksville China Co., al
Crooksville, o., have gone out on {
strike for the maintenance Of the un'
ion scale
All of the boiler makers of the Mis-
souri,, Kansas & Texas Railroad Co.
at Denison, Tex. went cut on strike
on the 22d, involving 200 employees.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-04-28
MISSOURI STATE NEWS.
Coal I'm Missourt

Prof. c. F. Marbut, of the geological
department of the University of Mis-
souri,, has just made an interesting re-
port on the distribution of Goals in
Missouri. According to Prof. Marbut,
there are six coal beds in Missouri:
The Bevier, the Lexington, the Mem
dota, the Tebo, the Jordan and the Rich
Hill. The Bevier coal bed is the thick
est and has the widest distribution. 1t
has an average thickness of nearly
four feet, and extends through portions
of Audrain, Galloway, Boone, Howard,
Randolph, Charlton, Linn, Macon and
Adair counties.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-04-28
KURoPATkIN's TACTICS.
The Russian Commander Would
Draw the Jnps Across the Ialu.

The Russian Commander Would
Draw the Japs Across the ialu.
St. Petersburg, April 23.-2:O5 p. IN.
In spite of the reports from Seoul
and Toxic that the Russians are mass
ing $4,000 men to resist the japanese
crossing The Yslu river, it can be as
serted with great ~positiveness that an
obstinate obstruction to the enemy's
crossing is no part of Gen. Kuropat-
kin's tactis. The Russians intend that
the Japanese shall have the river be-
hind them before giving battle in force.
Kuropatkin's plans in this respect are
fully approved here. Of course, the
Russians will do all in their power to
render the CROSSING as difficult and e2 :
pensive as possible, but the first de-
oisive engagement will occur in Man.
churia, where the Russians believe
they will lave all the advantage Of
position.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-04-28

The body of A. L. Caseoeer was
found three miles from Cole Camp,
near Sedalia, by a farmer. Marks of
violence were traceable, although the
body, having been subject to exposure
for months, was in an advanced stage
of decomposition. Casebeer disap-
peared from his home in Sedalia about
three months ago. =
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-04-28
May Have Been Drowned.

William Brewer, who was sent. to
the Nevada asylum from Oregon coun-
ty recently, eluded the guards and es-
capped, and at this writing has rot
been found. He was traced to the river
north of Nevada. His clothes were on
the bank and his footprints led to the
water edge. 1t is believed he was
drowned.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-04-28
County school Supervision.

The state superintendent of public
schools received returns from eleven
counties in the state, which voted on
county school supervision recently.
Five counties adopted school super
vision, as follows: Bates, Adair, Cape
Girardeau, Cass and Vernon, while An
drew, Clay, Dade, Daviess, Gentry and
Sullivan were opposed to supervision.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-04-28
A SENSATION IN BERLIN.
A Rumored Deal in Torpedo Boat
Between mi md Russia,

A Rumored Deal in Torpedo Boats
Between Germany md Russia.
New York, April 24.-Some sensa-
ton has been caused in Berlin, says
a Herald dispatch from that city, by a
rumor to the effect that Germany had
coded to Russia certain torpedo boats
being in private yards which are on
the point of completion.
Eight of these, which are being built
by the Schichau yard, are the largest
torepdo boats as yet constructed in
Germany, being of $50 tons with an
average speed of % knots.
In order to prevent a breach of neu-
trality, it would be necessary that the
German government annul its contract
with the yard, leaving the builders free
to do as they pleased with the torpedo
boats.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-04-28
JAPANESE ACTING pRUDENTLf.
Are Taking Their Time and are In
No Hurry to Force Matters.

Are Taking Their Time and are In
No Hurry to Force Matters.
London, April 25.-The far Eastern
dispatches this morning are chiefly
concerned with reports and specula-
lions concerning Japanese landings and
the plan of campaign. The Daily Tele-
graph correspondent says the present
delay is more apparent than real, both
as regards field and naval operations.
The Japanese, according to the corre-
spondent, are acting prudently, and
will not be hurried. They realize that
certain movements must precede the
next coup by land and sea, and they
are awaiting both favorable weather
and occasion, and from Port Arthur to
Vladivostok are on the alert.
Announcing the notification that mil
itary attaches will be permitted to take
the field, the correspondent remarks
that the Japanese, in matters of equip
ment, ETC., are treating the foreign at
taches and correspondents like princes
The Morning Posts Shanghai CORE.
spondent says that spies have Informed
the Russians at Kin Chau that Japanese
warships conveying transports with
10000 troops are steaming northward
According to the Daily Mails New
Chwang correspondent, the announce.
ment that Viceroy Alexieff had re.
signed caused the most intense public
feeling. The correspondent says it is
generally thought in naval and military
circles that there is a possibility of ar.
ranging a peaceful settlement Of tn,
far eastern troubles through the media.
ton Of the powers.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-04-28
Church Mt WarrentOn.

An immense crowd surrounded the
courthouse at Warrenton when Will
lam E. Church, charged with the muir.
der of his foster parents, was arraigned
in the circuit court. The trial was set
for June 20,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-04-28
Niissouri's War Claim.

State Auditor Allen is much elated
that the Missouri civil war claim
against the national government for
S475, 1873, which was prepared by him
and approved by the United States
treasury department last December,
has been put into the urgent deficiency
bill by Senator Cockrell and favorably
reported to the senate. 1t is believed
that the money will be received by this
state within a few months. No COM
mission will be paid to anybody for its
collection.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-04-28
Mortgage for S1,GOO,OOO.

The West St. Louis Water & Light
Co., which supplies many parts OF st.
Louis county with water from the
Missouri river, has filed the record of
a mortgage at Clayton. The issue is
for 81, 000, 900, 20-year 6 per cent. gold
bonds, secured by property of the
company in the county and its fran
chises in Kirkwood and other small
towns. The st. Louis Union Trust Co.
Is named as trustee.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-04-28
Sues for Orchards Value.

Casper Fraise has filed suit in the
Vernon county circuit court against
the Missouri Pacific Railway Co. for
$4,000. The plaintiff alleges the COM
pany's locomotives communicated fire
to his meadow and orchard and that
$500 fruit trees were destroyed.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-04-28

Lady Constance Mackenzie, niece of
the duke of Sutherland and well known
in the United States, was married in
London to Sir Edward Austin Richard
son, Bart, of Pitfour, ~Perthshire, on the
18th.