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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-13
ga rs,trn og Buuets.
sss,srrst d a srsfnu iisrssz
9sopcnoiac Gettelic.

s geifripelien at gaaiene | Wsn'
Iterfisiet / Misconiin | ct tibligert
Rrmer of ~GecorabR oiten" er pac
en- eIler anoen Maaaoe inolebet en- Sell
iom beoit fan rettes pna peo at gien'
tage belle Stptfet, iaaIcoes iom Del
buroe lpoc: @isoielrenoerne bag aie.
rene er rs Sommer brebe % 4 Cont
mer opbe ira 8uIpet, men bet Cub,
iom aiereue itaar paa / gooien, or
4 CONNER beiere END 8rlpet basen.
ON, iaa Renoen paa Den SIDE bliper
8 Sommer bpb. 8il bette fat ri feic
BEN 9emrrfniug, at naar Der er Gale
ON RensIigbeb | Bjsiet, oa fommcr
oct fremfor oft on pao, boorlebeS
8iebielrenoene err inbretteoe. @or
egeu Grfartug ganr ITO paa, at bpao
8reooen paa ianrne anganr, ba er 20
BONNER beore eirb 10; tbi Der bIiper
enood fnopt NOT Rum for @ieoieIen
paa 8interttSen, Ga &rentrrne | lGn.
gere lib 40 Sanger bIiber itaaenoe |
8isiet, o. A~enaisringrn fnn life al.
ito ioregna iaa oitc, iom elers funbe
bore %enIfeliot.
Boa oenne Sio of @aret, ba oIc
lt6huic paa 6drmet maa efterfees og
iGttes / bruobar Stauo for 8iuteren,
er arpbber % 9aaier for aisrene
bIonot oct oi9tigite, Tom rloa tageS
Senipu til, % ieIp | gamIe, iimpie
5iesbiiie Fan 9aaiene meo It6t ertra
Smfoitning ombannes iaaleoes, at
baooe 9efpemneIigbeo % FensligbeO
opnnaes | bbi @raS, bare mar aIpor.
li9t oil to9e iig al So9en.
Cpbretnina al Spns for sGsIrsuins.
Gr oct mlifi9t oeS ioriigtig Sporpt.
ming at faa ell Ssr6enace, iom er bebre
til at legge sG9 END aImiubeIise
Seu89 Ser gieres BEN B~oaitano, ai
buis man Ill llorugning pGlser 9Gg
fra en- Seue, iom or en- meget ifittig
sgglnager, og bolber paa eiter benne
alan / lGngere Sib, iaa bill 6enne
@genifab uooifleS nrer % mer, eitcroi
pisie go6e @genIfaber label iom DC
iette unegteIig qnor / arp. geb cu
Experimentation | Staten Maine be.
gpnhte man | 1893 meb at ipprfiette
en- Rrspe, efter bpilfen Der frmbe iuit-
Ioaes ct riitNsriwip ~ongaaenbe, bpor.
blot oct er llmagen ppro at p9IgC
eller bragg Gugepg for at tinne op.
naa ct ptit tiIiigtet Reiultat. Gen
Slot al Ssns, iom Experimental be.
nnnbte meo, bar Flpmoutb 3ocfs.
Der benDttebeS De iaafnfote trap
nett" ct ieIpregiiterenbe Hroe, bpor-
Oeb Der htpbe boloeS Gegning paa,
bOor mango gGa bper Ssne laebe. -
@eb g~egpnbeIien fanbt man no,
at Senieue Ingoc giennemfuitIig t20
$50 boer ! 2pbet al anret. "a bar
oet. man beapnSte at boloe Itrers
ReGnina oOer, ira botIfen al oe beSite
gGaIGaaere Rugcpg bIcp naIgt, eftpr
at 9sHiene bar parret uteo frenmreoe
Saner, Der ogina bar nbflpffche al
ell ertra uooalgt GgIGagcuoe Race.
MFeb blot oluriubeIigtStel % Scoring
opnnoebeS en- aroopiS 6oregeIie al
9gg for aaret for bocr Ssne gienuem'
initlig ferit 200, berefter 240; %
Dem, man mi bar til at fortiGtte 81.
perimcntct meo, bar 8ienneminitIigt
lagt OBJ til 25t sgg pr. Ssue.
9ette RefIItat naaeoes fra Sons,
Der itommeoe fra Sener og 9ouer, ser
booOe proouceret life minore cnS 200
sgo for Goret.
ll0cu at bare tUnft nsiere poer set,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-13
artifeI 5.

3enne Soerensfomit gi9I6er | 90
femti - aar, regnet fra lite So
mar 1906 meo 6crl9ngelie for ct
I%ignenbe Sibsrum, bpis Den life fra
iogen al Sioerne opiiges minoit 5
fem - gar isr Semtidarsperio.
Neus 11Afoh
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-13

For general wear no style of gar
ment is more becoming 10 the little
girl than the sailor suit. A smart
touch of newness is given to the one
here pictured by the surplice effect
in front. The design was developed
in white albatros trimmed with scar
let braid, but serge, mohair, pique,
linen and Bingham. are all appropriate
The medium size will require four
and quarter yards of SO inch ma
terial.
Girls Surplice Sailor Suit No. $40:
Sizes Tor 8, 9, 10, II and IL years.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-10-13
Decorab. poiteus
Wcniter Department.

sTcora5.T riten" oil bereiier in.
6etoI0e en- noicst @rffe msritre
for Tnmer % Bern. Get er pan Gu'
mootine at mango. at ni begpnber
me6 benne afoeIing, % hi foor MT fe,
boor Ianst Srteresien bill itreffe iis.
Spert Reuiter foiter 10 Gents, oa
geitilinger ierbes til "9ecorub-Vo'
item, 90 man bebeS henptte Den
@lnnfet paa gnoen Of Senne Spnite.
vi bar Iobet Sisic Meuitre nnoeriege
at RobebonoIere, % set p%oaitaaes.
at be er gobe. % Iette og ereie at ~
eftrr. 5or oct fsrite piI pi life oper.
f1tte @eifripeIien cner boert Rsniter,
oo BET for nntaaes at be fIeite, torr
bar BRIG for bent bill f~oritnn On.
eelff. SfuIoe Der piie Tic Srang III
of foo Dem pperiatte, bill bi foretage
6oronbringcn.
0aar man beItiner bis'e Wsnitre,
n,ao man gipe Gtimere, Maal ON
firing 9rnitet pa 2ipet, afher for
gsrn % uugc Giger, % fuIoitpnSig
gbresie, iaoIcoes at 9repc oil nao
benz. Ser mcpet foriiatig life at
begda roecr Sell | @eFfrtpeIien, ba
Wtenitre life fan ombnttes.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-21

The following article, which APP
peared in a recent issue of the Rail-
way and Engineering Review, has
been promulgated to the lines of the
Southwestern Excursion bureau by
Chairman ]. f. Hannigan:
A decision as to the life of rail
road ticket, which is attracting con-
siderable attention, has been render
ed in favor of the Southern Pacific
company by the court of civil appeals
at San Antonio. The court has de-
cided that a railroad ticket, which
is not used within a reasonable time
after it's issuance, is barred by the
statute of limitation. The case
arose out of the sale of a ticket by
the Southern Pacific on April %.
1885. The ticket was for a trip from
Houston TO San Antonio. The man
who bought it died without using
il. Fifteen years after II was sold
late in 1899, it was offered TO a
fused TO accept il for passage. and
the holder, refusing to pay his fare.
was elected from the train. There
was nothing irregular in the ticket
or in its purpose or transfer In de-
Gliding against the man in the dam
age suit for ejectment the court
holds that il was never contemplated
that the ticket should be held for
nearly half of an average lifetime
before il was presented for the pur-
pose for which 1t was purchased
The ticket held by the appellant
could not occupy any better position
ar 10 the statute OF limitation than
a promisory note payable on de-
mand."
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-21
ONION CREEK.
Grandpa.

Onion Creek, Feb. Everything
seems to be standing still in these
diggin4s except rations. They are
moving freely. Mud and slush is
something terrible, and farmers are
getting badly behind with work. But
few oats have been sown, and just
two more weeks until corn
planting time. So you see
we farmers are Citing restless.
But ere long the sun will shine, the
birds will sing and the roses will
bloom and there will be new life
again. So let's be patient a little
while longer.
c, T. Newland was very badly
crippled last week by his team run
ming away with him.
Ed Vantreese of Cross Roads was
visiting here Thursday and Friday,
Brice Burgess was buying cattle
near Bardwell last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bobbie Newland are
rejoicing over the arrival of fine
boy at their home.
Mrs. o. l.. Newland and children
of Coleman county are visiting the
family of c. T. Newland.
Mrs. Ham Carroll has been suffer
ing from an abcess on one of her
feet for the past two or three weeks.
Jesse Carroll is now the happiest
man in our community. He sold fiji
teen bales of cotton last week at !
cents per pound.
School was suspended at Willow
Springs last week on account of fuel
giving out. The school began again
this morning
Emmett Rogers and Sam Martin
were at Waxahachie today.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-21
20 SHOW OUR APPRECIATION

= - s.~- ~ -
eA~ca1il, f9F- d. MASS meeting, signed
b. a number of representative citi-
zens, is published today. the purpose
Of which is to take suitable action
ON the opening of the n. 2. Sims
Public Library and Lyeeum. 1t is
mete and fitting that the people who
are the beneficiaries of this great
gift should in suitable manner ex-
press their appreciation thereof. A
public library is an institution of
which any city should be proud. II
Is a great forward step in the intel
iectual development of the commu
nifty. To found and erect them many
communities have taxed themselves,
others have appealed TO the vain
makes a specially of erecting libra
ries throughout the country upon
certain conditions. The library soon
TO be opened TO us was the free and
uninfluenced gift of an honored citi~
zen, DESTROYS only of comforting
benefaction upon the people among
whom he had wrought. Ii came an
solicited and without conditions, and
as such should be the more highly APP
preciated The Light trusts that the
meeting tomorrow viii be an over
flow meeting, and that with one &C
cord the people of the city will join
In a program that shall fittngly ex-
press our deep sense of appreciation
of the gift bestowed upon rs BY the
bate Nicholas P. Sims.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-21

Az ssse Tssa RspsrtsS by kouss
comrsitass % Through

AZ ssse T~a Rsportsd ~ Moass
Coepmitlse Go Through.
Anslsn. Feb. II with ne exception
Or the Love Dill which has passed
it, seeond reading. ana the Kennedy
bill. pending on second reading. ali
the tax bills reported by the house
cornittee on revenue and taxation have
finally been passed In the house. This
was the record UP to adjournment
Monday.
House committee on private corpo-
rations heard arguments on the pend
ing pipe line measures. but adjourned
without taking action upon any of the
bills until Friday
House committee on common car
riers heard arguments on the South
ern Pacific consolidation bill. Judge
Dabney and j. r. Lewright OF Victoria
opposed it,
House committee on criminal jur-
isprudence reported faNorahly the bill
by MIR. Brown of Wrlrton TO suppress
the sale of lottery tickets and suppress
lotteries in Texas, and MIR O'Bryan's
bun TO prevent persons rot granted
license to practice law from pursuing
the profession.
Senate Judiciary committee No. /
Monday heard arguments on the Deck
er pipe line bin. Judge Brooks of Beau
mont opposed IL ard charged that all
producers favortng the msasare did
not produce as much oil as he does.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-21
REFUSED TO SERVE.
Went TO jail In Preference TO SITTING
on Jury With a Neqro.

Durant. l. r., Feb 2I-In trntt.s
States court Monday FOR the first time
in the history Of the Federal eourts in
the Indian Territory. "a white man re-
fused 10 sit or a grand jury With a ne
gro Edgel Davis. prominent citizen
and caftlenan Of Nida. refused u
s"rvs IS a juror for the reason that he
had conscientious srrupies against as
sociatiHE with negroes and finally re-
FUSED To take the oath, stating 10 tb..
court that he was ready and willing q,
pay the penalty for refusal. The court
then ordered that Davis bs placnsi Ju
js'iL While 80 bail Davis stated To a
correspondent. Il do not know What
Judge Humphrey viii do bot am
ready 10 pay my fine. pe "a iail. or even
10 the penite HtiaFy, before | viii eanal-
ize myself with pegi" juryman."
Judge Humphrey stated THAI in sope
arrangements We're mot made by
o'clock TO feed and lodge the negroes
attending United States court as VIE.
ncsses he wauid adjourn court to
Caddo and complete the term there
No negroes have resided here tor ~,
"rll wears. ~ temporary hotel was
imrruvivcd.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-21

44[E
NFe 1es'asHsy Efnpnatie
St Fetershnrg. Eab. af.- Durinm the
meeting of students. nresessora ana
Va 's's =. sssispufs ah'sct1s
sity MONDAY. when II was decided TO
close the Institution until fan. with
burning words ~aaakars aascr,hea tho
afrair az IAN - The a.,di,o,,,,ro xvax
.,.n, ~,
80 + ~ 81 s'a'fei''s "s's
present ''le STUDENT announced tnat
"A Continuance of study vas impossible
while sueh 4 struggle ssas ~ nroorass
go , .,.
uue' - 'ne sou"s
H'3i 'hSie assembled 70 return 10 their
homes in the provinces and spread the
agitation Some az ne rrafassorS ,,iaa
- - - 80,
20
advising 'ae students TO go back to
their studies.
When Professor Spenanzi, one of the
Speakers. revealed the fact that Gov
eIRor General Trepotf had threatened
to permit no student who left his stu
dies to re-enter any of the big univer-
sites, the statement was greeted win
a veritahle howl Of rage. An attempt
a. a few reaetiouary students TO hold
an opposition meeting ended in a dis
E'"l t&iare' less than hfty students re
spot'ded TO the call ana the meeting
was abandoned.
Inc Jew Foreign newspapers cores
fondehts who We're admitted 10 the
University were amazed at the 'hCeH-
o'aFy character OF me meeting and the
absolute freedom with which the stu
V'"'S hh"" illS 'hat 'he auditorium
""7 lilT1 "i'h S"NFFhii'tI' Sties h"l
''7 ~ ""I'N :" 'i'e '''"' 80 ~
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..'''"9' fi'N "0' '"s ~ 'f''ue'u Us tIu i''S
,,iuu''''S "i'o poSsio,S lannon's anu
~, pta' . - VI ,lle ioaule'
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-21

foha Firming ~ Howard ielf last
nixat for ChlraEo ta spend several
days yisiflHe fhe mosf prominent
alpfk farms ia thar s~eflan. Mr.
FieminRs trip there il for the pnr.
pose 20 buying a hioosisa stallion.
probably u ne wilkes xtock. hoe
ever Il Be finds = horse that suits
him better than gh~ wIgk~s. "a wtil
make the parsna@@.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-21
TWO coRpsEs FOUND.
eodfes OF Couple Of Negroes Diseev
cred Near BRYAN. Tax

Bryan. Tex, Jan, 2i,--Dan Cooper,
colored. OF Burieeon county. was found
dead by the side OF the Bryan and
Jones bridge road, about three miles
south of Bryan, i'm this county, with
wagon and mules he had been driving
In the road near by. Cooper had been
In Bryan Saturday and ieft late in the
afternoon for his home. II In supposed
ne died from exposure to the cold.
An hour or two after the discovery
o. Cooper, another negro nayyaeel Be
verify Price WAS found dead by the aide
of the zane road. about two and a ha.s
niles nearer To Bryan The mule
which he had ridden 70 Bryan sasur.
dsy vas found in the road near hsrn.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-21
PIONEER PASSES AWAY.
Trinity River Volt" Longtime
DaIiaSite, Departs This Life.

Dallas Feb. Civ. G. Wolf. WIN
had been "a resident of Dallas for
about thirty I'VE years tA~y4 Tuesday
nlorfiisag at ie. rs O'Clock al his home.
lsl Nolrs Trail
MT. Wolf was well known. and be-
CLAUSE IF the fact thar ne was anaons
The FIRST 20 advocate the Improvement
OF the Trinity river. he became known
among his friends as Trinity River
Wolf Long before the present rnove.
ment row nearing success WAS begun
De pointed out the feasibility of the
project. ard by artich.s in the news
Papers and in every other way urged
that IL be undertaken Mr. Wolf was a
lawyer by profession.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-21

Laredo and return STA b. a. r. e..
r. r. ON sale Foh. -o-2l. Rate S. &c.,
t.lfnlt Feb. 28.
Fort Worth ON sale sale Febru-
AIRY eI and morning OF 20. Limit
Feb. "a Rate sac.
Galveston and return via. *. A. II
c. n. n on sale March 1890. Rate
- 60. limit March "a
Dallas and return visa ~. < T
n. n. ou sale Feb. @6ee1 Rate
~ go Limit MAuh z.
Second class Cuionlwr tickets "a
Phoenix. Arix. and California points.
via ii. Il r G. r. r. nitrate ~ a..
Date af sale. tally March ] % Ma
/ mnd daily Sep. ! : 20 Oct IL
Mineral Wells aud return va 4
A. r. c. a. n On sale ApFil 81 -
Rate g.. 80. Limit April es
r. a. BARROW. AT
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-21
DARING DEED,
Passed Around Japanese LEFT Flank
ard Penetrated the Rear.

Mukden t'eb. 9t--General Renn@n-
kampfrs division. which moved out
Feb. -, has ~turned from a Caring
Feroinnaisance, having succeeded In
passing around the Japanese left flank
and penetrating well 10 the rear caus-
INK couslds rstble CONSERVATION along
the lire II japanese communion tons
The LOSSES we're Insignificant II was
merely rnid with no intention 60
strike iu the direction ~ Yinkow.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-21
/ SUGGESTION.
BY Porter Emerson Brown.

BY Porter Emerson Brown.
While we're erecting monuments.
II seems 10 me Wa should
Not utterly neglect he man
who first invented food
And likewise fwoult not be- gmis-
To show our feeling deep
For oar great benofac-m he
Who first invented sleep
And then We ought Jo fluid some way
To show our deepest disgust
T1r the man vlu ury discovered
work
And nxed rnl-- SEQ Ns mus.
Colllpr's for February I>
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-21
MEN AHE poNyGRLEss
To Fight Against Disease Unless They
strike NJ th~ Underlying Cause.

To treat pandrIff and Falling Hair.
With irritants ar uis on which a para
Eitic germ VIII r0spPr ~ like sco0uinx
water from the ocean 20 prevent tho ttde
from rising.
You cannot accomplish 70 satisfactory
sure without having e right understand
inE % the fundamental CAUSES % tho
trouble.
You rust kili the pguA-u7 Germ
Ne~hro's Herplcide dee tlln because II
v specially made 10 80 thas very thing
When tae germ is removed thn hair
Nas no choice bat 20 resume healthy
sruwth and beauty.
Destroy che cause. sou remove tfse
sfs#xs e
Sid ~ lsadinE druggists. Send ioc. In
stamps Tor sample ~ TIE Hsrpaeaes Co,
Detroit Mich
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-21
TRIAL or KRAFT.
After Dsiav Of Nearly Three Tears u
BEGINS II Butler. Me.

Butler Mo- Feb -i-.Aucr d.i4g.
~ nearly three yeers tae uml ~
Charles Kutz ~ st rnut. e Former
meuiher 30 fhe nuidap1 assembly af
THAT city. larEed With accepting q
aF'he frun tHe aH~@t ~ Suburban
street railway lnmutHv fu PASS a b.if
gtinr Fn extensive ffaashlsr fu thqt
corporation. oeTeu here Nurasv H ,l,
iiatss eugniNi riruHit court Kratr ,saa
ARRESTED at &C. t.asis snsn~ thfs~ vt ~
aHn aua af'sr rsic1se ea bond is ~ ~
AeNtta 1ue eVffsditian came aa1ly after
Fwsil ir 81 bad b~~n ARRANGED
win tnaf governments tHrourh thss fs
~crat lmt~r~st aSvu IN taa ess~ Is.
President HusesHeif kratx vas then
srsa.zurI f0T wfli At ~ Ioas gsat
Sc aTeA tHrnvs ~ v@usse "a 8utI
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-21

Ada. T. r f'ee en- In the United
Atsfcs Court tw'a wsii kn0sn druggists
= ~" NMmd fa~a each s~ntena~~i 90 sail
fet Twelve wouths and placed urfier q
f-aud e = "e e4sh feT violating the
tHueF Aas T7ss iall sentence wm@ mun.
fs~fsfaed Baih = ia forfeit thstr bond
z ifs-v Violate ffs lA~ again within
three yeAFs
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-21
WILL SEEK sRUiN.
President and Others to Go Hea,
Hunting In Zig Woods.-

Dallas. Feb. GA message has been
received here by Sloan Simpson, one Il
The noted Roosevelt rough riders from
the president saying that he cannot
retch this city on the evening Of
M rch r. hut WIN be here on the
morning Of March 80
u IS announced that the president.
WIN Cecil \. Lyon. Republican state
ch'irinan. sloan Simpson. Secretary
l-oeo ana of}t or two others. viii GO oa
bear hunt - the big WOODY of
east teNas after the rough rfders re-
union.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-21

Grovrton Tex, Fvh ei-Dr. Henry
Nelson ~ Houston county was tried
tn m" district cour, hs+re. charged with
th@ killing 20 Afs Rol.~rt Alexander
fn Houston about year agri. and he
wa~ convicted ~ murder In the sec.
end degree and sentenced 10 i've
years ia tis. r~gitsntsary.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-21
For Running a LOTTERY.

Galveston, Feb. Indictments
were returned by the grand jury OF IN.
6alvestou county criminal district
court against II. X Lee Charles A.
stuart ana William westrap ON
charges If establishing a lottery, said
httery being better known rs policy
These Indictment. grew out OF n cru
sade against policy joints inaugurated
by the police department last Nowern-
Der
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-21

Guthrie F~h = The Maxwwfi atm
fr~sfimE bear4 ef raflwnv commits.
ssene~~ sac fs@s~s~s hy re lower nnums
- fNe ts~asaatssFw "a 4 MaFmnas amv~
fatit - msssaAaFw mAGs Eama 49, mu-
rst MfsHs~
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-21

ManeAs. F~@= 1@~Tss@ KmwwsmsmmmR
e=s a~~tf~a ss ras~@sn sasns.sw zf s.w-
assras~@ ~ tma~naneaenm hasA ~ shn
nafsAt NssRs@ samssxa& fsw sMm pzwmmmm
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PEACE MOVES HELD TP.
Diplomats wait Now for the Result Of the
Coming sea Fight.

WAsHINoroN, April H.-Talk Of peace
IN the Far Fast, 40 prevalent three weeks
ago seems to have entirely disappeared
from Government and diplomatic circles
here, pending the engagement expected
between the Russian and Japanese heets.
In the opinion OF many officials the pros
poet Of peace following the engagement,
will be dependent upon the decisiyeness Of
the victory by either Togo or Rojestvensky
II Togo should win, peace, IL IA believed,
will be near although 1t II not expected that
Russia will show any haste in enter ing into
negotiations following defeat on the sea.
Rojestvensky il considered Russia's last
hope, and il is not clear as TO how Russia
can carry on the war II he loses, unless the
policy q long drawn out contest on land
is carried ont
A victory for Rojsstvensky over the
Japanese Admiral would put Japan in tight
place. and sooner or later, II Russia gained
control Of the sea- would foros her TO make
peacs,
Since the Kamranh Bay incident it is
quite possible that Washington will have
more to do with peace negotiations than
heretofore This Government, knowing
that France was working diligently to
bring the warning nations together, has
kept out Of it, but the attitude Of France
concerning the prolonged presence Of
the Russian feet in French territorial
waters has caused considerable tension
with Japan, and Government officials here
are not inclined to think that the japanese
hereafter will consider representations
from France concerning peace On the
other hand, the United States Govern
ment has maintained an attitude Of strict
neutrality and enjoys the confidence Of
both Of the belligerents. SO far the
United States has done little to bring about
peace, notwithstanding the great desire
Of the President and his advisers that
pesoo be declared.
The United States Government, in Feb
ruary, learned what purPorted to be the
terms upon which Japan would make
peace, and sent them informally to Russia.
Nothing came from this move. Since then
France has been active in her efforts to
get japan and Russia together, but without
success.