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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-08
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ROCK ISLAND SYSTEM TIME TABLE.
TOPEKA, KAN.
The Right Road" To and From ana
Between
CHICAGO OMAHA
ST. LOUIS DENVER
MEMPHIS COLORADO BP1a
PEORIA FORT WORTH
ST JOSEPH ST. PAUL
KANSAS CITY MIN NEA POIaIa
Ana Everywhere Beyond
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MADAME FAY IN YOUR CITY.
ARE YOU WILLING TO BE
CONVINCED2

I promise to tell you whether husband.
wife or sweetheart is true or false; tell
who and when you will marry; in fact,
vviII tell YOU every fear hope or ambi-
ZION o. your life. giving truthful advice
on matters of business, lawsuits, sepa-
"a ions divorces and speculations, telling
YOU what business or profession you are
host adapted for; what to do and where
ia 20 to bring you success. I reunite the
sseeytsgrated. restore lost affection, cause
ban1,v marriages, give good luck-develop
a secret you should know, the Power to
Control. Fee one-halILo II you eaI within
Parlors privately arranged 80 Quincy
DE1.AEAIN sisters, the world renowned
psychics, -,alTnists, clairvoyants and as
4rFoIoaers. are in Topeka. once more. They
ta1I YOU the things you want to know.
rTbey give you names, date. and facts on
80 marriage and all business matters.
Past. present and future revealed
1ithout asking question. Tell
Hoar your lucky days. months and
yesrs. Test reading, 10c; life reading,
r.. card reading, Soc A S. clairvoyant
TTeaaings 81 Readings by mail, send s1.00
date of birth. ask 5 questions. For short
TIRE only, at go Kansas ave. Open Sun
5av- Hours: a. m to 10 p m
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The Delta Phis gave fraternity
dinner at the chapter house on Bolles
avenue last night.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE for good rental
property, 51s acres, room house good
barn and other outbuildings, all kinds of
fruit. Call at once Geo. Behl, Il mile due
west OF reform school, r. r. No. G. N.
TODeka.
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m.ATRvoYANT.

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THE old. reliable Mrs Scoring, reveals
everything or no charge SO 2. 9th st
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IDA C. BARN Ea N. d

O6lca rs kansas ave. ReAruvneo 7FRdr.
teenth and Clay. Office hours: 4 a. e
al g. a. and 3 p m TO D m Both
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eided upon the date of February 2 at
! Steinberg's. The Delta Omieron Omi-
cron frat viii give their Christmas
dance December %.
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The Delta Phi fraternity will have a
stag tally-ho party at the Washburn-
X. u. game Saturday.
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J. c. RODMAN, blooming plants cut tow-
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CoLLECTToN AGENCTEs.

AMERICAN COLLECTION AGENCY.
Anthony P. Wilson, attorney, AIS kauaaH
ave, Topeka, Kan. That's my bnsineaa.
law and collections Both 'Dnones 1894
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LEGAL.
CASE NO. 22Ss4.


First published in The Topeka state
Journal Nov. s, 1861
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FOR SALE-Lots. cheaper than at auc-
ton Smith Agency. sos Kansas ave.
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STAMPS. SEALS ANgb STENCfs -
N-~~~~@-~-~~~-~-~~-~~--
The }. & DAZZLING CO. f3i Kan. ave.
Rubber stamps. brass and aluminum trade
checks. Prices low. Catalog free Tel "a
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PHTSICI ANS a%sB SGfESdsFcCl%a
~-~~-~~-~-@-~--~~~--~---~-
Dk EAsI IAN. .ALs supL state insane
RSy ILL. Asntal Snd nervous diseases. co
Kan av. Phones IA Res. 1270 V. Buren,
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MANUFACTURED


E. G. kINLEz.
Manufacturer and dealer in all kinds Of
vehicles See US about that delivery
wagon 11s " 5th At
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Leavenworth Post: Miss Ann Ryan
has invited number of young women
to a 'Kensington, to be given Friday
afternoon complimentary to Miss KEEL
lans Of Topeka. a-
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wHoLmAE.ERa
BARBER SHOP.

u. q. JOHNSON, shave lUc. shampoo. hsle
cut. massage, l5c- eth and Quincy.
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rECTIvB AAAx a. 10. ALI, TFAIa7a
DAILY.
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MONEY 10 LOAN on Ave STOCK. planos
organs. yDeWrtrers. household goods and
personal security. L Biscos. 50 kan az.
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s-y--s-~~sr~--~--~-~ --->-.---~->-~e
MONEY TO loan on livestock pianos, or
gans. fypeWr1terss household goods per-
sonal security W. e. Segusne, A1s Kan
sas ave. Ind tel 1179.
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FOR SALE-Good Shawnee Co. farm.
Cheap. Smith Agency, 500 Kansas ave.
FOR SALE-1721 Van Buren, st. Terms
White or eolored- ]. D. Miller & Co
TOR SALE-Some fine bargains in Tope-
ka property. Smith Agency, sos Kansas
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WANTEE-81e nswith teams 80 husk corn,
4e Blu. Heavy corn. Ind eel. 159.
WANTED steady industrious men.
Apply 219 East 4th st.
WANTED Experienced arm walters and
short order cook. Crenerie restaurant.
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uNnERTAKnIss

l. M. PENW ELL. funeral director and
enIbalmer. First class service. reasoua.
bic prices. 81 Quincy ST Both phones l93
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SEQ. Z. SKY BOLD. furnace work. tia
roofing, guttering. spoutiug, furnaces q
speciality. 81 Kansas ave Ind phone 6lA
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J. A ROsEN. Patent Attorney ~ Kan.
Fas Topeka.
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cARPENTERs ANp BuTLDFRs


j T. M1LSUN. contractor "a Duliuer-
Job work promptly DONE 10 e sth q
Ind. tel 1s4A
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FOR RENT-2 or 8 nicely furnished room.
for light housekeeping S01 Van Buren, st
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Mrs. Alfred a. Scott entertained the
Felicity Whist club yesterday after
noon. The substitutes were Mrs. Will
lam F. Bowen, Mrs. H. F. Mason, Mrs.
George Lyle, and Mrs. Clarence S.
Bowman. Mrs. Z. T. Cartilage will be
the next hostess.
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FOR RENT-Furnished front room,
Southwest exposure. modern. SSz Quincy
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for house
keeping at 20 Monroe st.
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Be it
known that my application is now on file
in the office of the probate court of Shaw
nee county. Kansas. asking for permit 70
sell intoxicating liquors according to law,
at 334 Kansas ave. in the Second ward OF
the city of Topeka, Shawnee county. state
of Kansas. Hearing is set for the 18th
day OF Nov, 1905, at a. N.
MARTIN O'DONNELLA
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FOR Rents unfurnished rooms house
ave.
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CARPET CLEANING.

]. F. PETRIK & SONS. uphclstersrs. new
carpet cleaning works. carpets cleaned
and secured, reft. sewed and laid. Ss-sSl
Kansas ave. phones: Ind 7s4; Bell. ~
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EEAWTBIl-NrAI.n 80.

WAyTBI9-REATsE HELP.
-~-~-~~---~~-~-~~~~~-o-
WANTED-t'or army, able pooled unme r
ried men between ages of q and IS. cit
szens OF the u. s., CT good character and
temperate habits. who car speak, read and
write English. For Information apply 20
recruiting offieer. SO Kansas ave-. Topeka.
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The Ladies' Music club is meeting
with Mrs. George Parkhurst today.
Evening journal., 1905-03-15
:.
SELECTING THE
Committeeman
Bishop Goodsell Submitted
Twenty More Names This
Afternoon
He WILL RULE ON THE APPEAL

When the conference was called to
order az 2 o'clock this afternoon. af-
ter the noon recess, Bishop Goodsell
made statement regarding the ap-
peal made by counsel for DR.. Corkran
and Baker. from the finding OF the
committee which suspended the min
listers.
The papers az presented 10 him by
Mr.. Coursey the Bishop said, were not
in such shape that he could pass upon
them. as some OF them were not certi-
fed to. lie said he had returned the
papers and as soon as they are put IN
the proper legal form he win pass on
them.
A motion was made by Mr. Coursey
that counsel on both sides be reoog-
nlzed by the Conference as having the
privilege OF the moor when matters IN
relation to the two cases are under
discussion, was passed.
Bishop Goodsell submitted the li3t
Of twenty names 20 counsel on hott
sides from which TO select the remaln-
ing six to make up the committee OF
fifteen. Counsel retired at once to con-
slider the names.
Bishop Goodsell announced that the
Book Concern could be drawn ON for
Sfe75 for the worn-out ministers.
The Rev o. S. Baketel made an ad-
dress at the sunday School Union an
niversary.
Evening journal., 1905-03-15
NO MUNICIPAL
LIGHTING PLANT
Measure Providing for This
Reported Unfavorably to
the House
OTHER BILLS or IMPORTANCE
Special to The Evening Journal

Dover March 15.-The Wilmington
anti-trading stamp bill was reported
about recommendation in the House
today II VIII come up tomorrow when
a number OF Wilmington merchants will
be here in support OF the measure.
An unfavorable report was this at
ternoon returned 10 the House on the
bill providing for municipal lighting
plant for Wilmington.
The respective bills providing for a
new charter for the Wilmington Board
OF Education which were reported to
the House last evening without recon-
mendatlon, will be acted upon late this
afternoon or tomorrow morning.
The New Castle county local option
bill was postponed in the House until
tomorrow by request Of Mr.. Hart. Dem.
The House today passed resolution,
introduced by Mr. Murray. providing
for night meetings after today until
the end Of the session, with the ex-
ceptlon OF Saturday and Sunday. The
Senate will probably sit every night
beginning this evening.
The bill abolshing the dollar regis
tration Zee by constitutional amend
ment. which has passed the Senate.
was reported favorably In the House
this afternoon.
II will come up for final passage to-
morrow.
Favorable reports were today return-
ed in the House on the House bill au-
thorizing the Board of Education OF
Wilmington 20 borrow money on its
schooihuses, and fr the taxation OF
property Of the street railway COM
lpanies In Wilmington.
Among the unfavorabie reports re-
turned TO the House were; The House
bin vestlng the City Council OF Will
mington with powers similar TO the
General Assembly In enacting loca
laws; authorizing the Mayor and
Council OF Wilmington 10 settle con-
troversies between the city depart
ments and authorizing the Wilmington
, City Council to borrow money and thu
increase the annual appropriation o
the street and Sewer Department
Evening journal., 1905-03-15
PASSED
BILLS QUICKLY.
Mr.. Monaghan Checkmated
Motion Of Barnard to Re-
consider a Measure
NEW CASTLE COUNTY BILL LOST
speoIaI 10 The Evening Journal


Dover. March 15.-sittlng until almost
dark last evening, the state Senate
passed bills and made history in Della
ware as fast as any previous Senate
has done in similar number Of hours.
In just FIVE minutes time, the bill re-
quiring the Farnhurst trustees 10 turn
over TO the state all the funds received
from pay patients at the Delaware State
Hospital. was passed.
1t required three minutes 20 enact into
law the biennial appropriation Of $4,000
to the same hospital.
Senator Sparks introduced a resolution,
which prevailed, ordering the sergeant
alarms to summon all members Of the
Senate who hereafter absented them
selves from the sessions because Of COM
mittee work.
After William +. Smalley, attorney for
the anglers, had explained it, the Senate
passed In a jiffy the bill making March,
April and May a closed season for fish
ing in the Delaware and Chesapeake
canal, allowing the rod fish these months
in which to propagate.
Notwithstanding earnest advocacy by
Horace q. Knowles, the Senate killed the
bill allowing New Castle county 10 sue
for the unovpended portion Of the $50 200
appropriated two years ago for good
roads. and whica sums were not taken
advantage OF BY Kent county and only
partially used by Sussex. Senator Reed.
of Kent. voted with the New Castle coun-
" men, the vote standing ayes. 8; nays, ..
After the passage OF the distillery re-
peal bill Senator Barnard watched his
chance, and. sprang like a rocket a mo-
tion that Senate bill No. 81. be recon
sidered." Ever watchful Senator Monag-
han was not 20 be caught mapping this
time. and hardly had the Barnard mo-
tlon been seconded than he made a mo-
tion TO defer action until tomorrow.
President Parker ruled that the Bar
naFd motion had precedence and put Il,
the result being a tie vote at 70 s. Mr..
Sparks hustled in motion TO lay upon
the table the motion 10 reconsider and
counter motions followed but President
Parker chockmated them all BY declar-
ing that the motion 10 reconsider had
failed OF passage by a tie vote and there
was nothing before the Senate.
Resolutions authorizing the Secretary
Of State 20 print the corporation and
election laws as they may be amended
by this session passed as did also the
bill providing for better FIRE protection
for Harrington, the railroad centre .oi
Lower Delaware.
Senator Lingo, who suffered the nrsl
defeat at the hands OF Governor Lea
when. after he had worked his Wines
Corner road bill through both Houses
the governor vetoed Il, got back agair
by working through the Senate Cayes, u
nays, q a general good roads bill FOL
Sussex
Bridgeville's municipal Improvement
we're authorized by the reincorporatioI
bill championed by Senator PennewilL
Evening journal., 1905-03-15

Anglomal. . 80 sun increasing In Par
Is. Formerly one used to hear OF la
belle. le Jeu de paume, la raquette, lie
ballon, etc. Today everybody says
nous faisons du sport du rowing, du
yachting, du football, du tennis, du
golf" etc
A Partisan lady claiming $4,000
damages from her landlord because the
noise Of the horses next door kept her
awake produced as evidence a dress
makers certificate showing that owing
to want of rest her waist had become
two inches smaller.
Recently Bath Me) secret order
initiated a candidate aged eighty
years. He Joined for the social fea-
lures and took his degrees with sew
eral other candidates. He says that
he is going to try 10 get what fun there
is going while he lives.
In the Bayonne (N. j. court a hen
was committed and this entry made up
on the records: Name. a Leghorn;
age doubtful; nativity, Centerville; oc'
cupation. layer; offense, clucking; dis
position, eventually to be fricasseed;
found on person, feathers"
Under a new law In Virginia which
allows representatives OF a person kill
ed to sue his slayer for damages the
administrator Of Hoge Crockett OF
Richmond has secured $1,000 from the
estate OF T. L. Sayers. Sayers killed
Crockett and then disappeared.
During a recent teiegraphic break
down messages from New York to Chi
cago were sent round by London, Gil
braltar, Alexandria. Alden. Bombay,
Madras, Hongkong, Guam and San
Francisco. Answers were received IN
New York Ia less than an hour.
There are number OF men and boys
at Seekonk, r. l.. who make considera-
BILE money by trapping. They report
animals plenty and prices good. Skunk
skins bring on the average $3.50 each
mink SO to IS and muskrats about 20
cents each. One man caught ffty-four
skunks In a single month.
The longest telephone line in Ger
many is 742 miles in length and runs
between Berlin and Paris. Then follow
Berlin and Budapest, 612 miles; Berlin
and Memel, 598 miles; Berlin and Ba-
sci, 3TT miles. The line between Berlin
and Frankfort is the most used, 49,
communications being transmitted dai-
ly.
Science now transforms radishes into
potatoes. Showing a process Of Pas
teur, NJ. Moillard cultivates a young
radish in a glass retort in concentrated
glucose. The radish develops much
starch and swells out, losing its pep
periness and acquiring the taste, con
sistency and nutritive properties Of the
rotatc-
Evening journal., 1905-03-15
WILLIAM c. JOHNSON
DIES OF PNEUMONIA
Had Only Been Ill for One
Week-Was Well-known
in Wilmington

William c. Johnson, for many years
a driver IN the employ N the Joseph
stoeclxle Brewing Company died at his
home. No. 1000 West Second street this
afternoon. after a weeks illness. He
contracted pneumonia and his condi-
tion became gradually worse until
death relieved him of his suffering.
The deceased was well known in this
city. Having had a cheerful disposi-
tion he made many friends and his
death will be regretted. His horses
probably knew him best and would fol-
low him for squares.
Johnson belonged to the Weccacoe
Fire Company and was an active fire.
man.
Evening journal., 1905-03-15
FACTS IN FEW LINES

The pauperism Of England and Wales
costs the whole population $2.3s a head
yearly.
There are four times as many words
the English language as in the
rench
The longest article I'm the new sec
tion of the oxford Dictionary is on the
verb pass" 1t takes up sixteen col
umns.
The following advertisement is taken
from an English paper: Smart lad
wanted for butchering. Apply Spot
land road"
1t is stated that not one bride was
over twenty-five years Of age in the
B4G,50O marriages which took place in
Japan last year.
According to the st. James Gazette,
It is now "smart" to be superstitiousi
hence English society would regret to
see an English princess married TO an
Alfonso XIII.
All Moslcm races despise and hate
!. the sound Of bells, which, they say,
causes the evil spirits TO assemble to
gether. In consequence bells are never
used on Mohammedan mosques.
Thieves have carried OF from the
church of Sauvetat, in the French de
partment of Puy de Dome, a massive
and artistic copper statue Of the Virgin
which Is said to date from 1919.
Last year Spain imported one-half Of
a.. ..oN r-1.-. IL, Gland fc pnar nro.
posed to form union Of the Spanish
coal mines and by organizing the min
ing industry to cut or the English sup
ply
4 Danish engineer recently built q
vessel after the lines of Noah's ark as
laid down in the Bible. 1t made craft
Of 3o6 tons. It made a trial trip neal
copenhagen and proved a good sea
\ boat.
Copper mining once fiourished in Ire
and between 1S4O and 1S43 thu
f. Ballymurtagh mine in Wicklow coun
h ty produced 5000 tons Of copper pyritei
q year. There is some prospecting still
lcng done in ireland.
According TO the annual report Of tn
Volunteers Of America. Of whom Ball
ington Booth is the leader, the cOngre
cations at the 25,0OO services durinI
the past year within the volunteer hall
and buildings reached 1,o6o955 per
SONS
1t is stated by the Peking Times tha
among the gifts presented to the EN-
press Of China on her birthday was
.'beautiful diamond" from a high off
Ger. 1t was examined by the empress
experts and turned out to be a piece o
cut glass.
Evening journal., 1905-03-15
REGISTERS NOTICE.
REaIsTER,s oRDER.

Register of Wills Ofhce.
New Castle Co, Del. February p, 1895
ITpon the application of Philena Halli-
day, administrators OF James II. Hall-
day, late OF Wilmington hundred. In said
deceased Il IS ordered and
directed by the Register Of Wills that the
administratriN aforesaid give notice Of
granting OF letters OF administration upon
the estate of the deceased with the date Of
granting thereof. by causing advertise
ments 10 be posted within forty days from
The date OF such Letters in six Of the most
public places Of the County OF New Cas-
he. recurring all persons having demands
AGAINST the estate TO present the same. or
abide by an Act OF Assembly IN such case
rlade and provided; and also cause the
same TO be inserted within the same
period in the Evening Journal, news
paper published I'm Wilmington. Del, ard
10 be continued therein three weeks (e.
o. a. a., -,
OF office Of the Register Of Wnil
aforesaid, at Wilmington, IN New
.fSFAL) Castle county aforesaid. the dav
and year above written.
Register OF Wills.
Notice e hereby given that Letters OF
Administra t.on We're In due form Of law
granted unto tSe undersigned on the twen-
that all persons having claims against the
estate OF the deceased mnst present the
same. duly attested, 70 the said admlnis-
tratrix on or before the twenty-iirst day
OF February, 1906 or abide the Act OF As
sembly in such case made and provided.
PHILENA HALLIDAY.
Administrators.
Address. Walter IT. Hayes, Esq. Attoi-
ney-at-Law. Wilmington. Delaware
FOR RENT-Houses different sizes.
Marshallton Iron and Steel Com
pany, Narshallton, Del. f27-St-eod
Evening journal., 1905-03-15
HEAVY FINE FOR
DIS0RDERLY CONDUCT

For acting disorderly and demanding
wages where there was none coming
to him, James Francis, colored, was
fined $50 and costs IN City Court 20
day. The prosecuting witness was
Harry Witsil, by whom the negro had
been employed.
Alice Bell, colored, was fined SO and
costs for committing an assault On
James Mitchell, also colored. She
threw a glass at him which cut a CASH
in his head. She claimed that he bit
her.
The case Of William Mitchell, charg-
ed with non-support, was dismissed a.
the request Of Agent Frank Stout Of
the s. r. G. c., who reported TO the
court that the defendant had provided
for his family and promised 10 cons
tinue to do so.
Mary T.. Dempsey, a pretty girl, was
charged with being incorrigible and
Harry Moore. a young man, was charg-
ed with acting improperly toward her
she Is IL years old. Both cases were
continued until tonight.
Evening journal., 1905-03-15
JAP ARMIES
CAPTURE 100000
Total Number Of Prisoners
However Will Reach
$4,000
EuROPATEIH IS CRITICISED

with General Oku's Headquarters,
March n a p. mo-, by way Of Fusan
DELAYED. Reports received up 20 last
night show that over iQ,om Russian pris-
oners have been captured by all the Jap
anese armies, and that overy nifty RUS
sian guns have been taken.
Reports stir coming In say that the
Russians are still surrenderng.
There are many villages within the Jap-
aneso lines yet unocoupiod, and It m
probable that they contain many more
prisoners
PRISONERS NUMBER $1,000.
The total number of prisoners. Il Is ex-
pected will reach 10000, The Chinese are
enthusiastically welcoming the Japanese
into Mukden and fiags are waving from
an buildings.
The Itusslans have no stores between
Tie Pass and Harbln In the last stages
OF the battle General Linevltch's army
became completely separated from tho
remainder OF the forces.
Captured prisoners report that General
Kuropatkln believed that no was win
ming the battle up 20 March q when
General NQsi pressed him strongly on
tho northwest,
Some OF the foreign military observers
orticise General kuropatkin's generaiship
severely
One thousand prlsoncrs are being
marched 90 Lao-Yang for shipment TO
Japan. They are mixed lot, including
Poles, Mongols Buriats and Ilrghis.
Their clothing ana equipment is much In
ferior to that Of the Japanese. The ST.
Of the war. were the finest men that Rus
sia has had.
The Russians that are voluntarily SUR
rendering make an abiect spectacle. The
Japanese are treating them most kindly.