Evening journal., 1905-01-18
The WORLDS NEWS
THE WAR.

THE WAR.
Four Of the sunken Russian warships
at Port Arthur may be foated. Cen
eral Stoessel and paroled Russian Off
GERS sailed from Nagasaki for Mar
seilles.
General Kuropatkin reports the mar
row escape Of the Cossack raiders who
were attacked and fanked by Japan
ese but got safely away.
The survivors Of the Port Arthur
siege are declared to have returned to
Russia, revolutionists in spirit. General
Stoessel failed TO deny the charge, de-
claring these men had earned q right
to their views.
Mr. Hay forwarded a note to China
1t was reported in Paris that the Ball
denying all Of these, is expected. A re-
ply to the accusations is also expected
from Japan.
Russian foreign Office officials deny
the Cossack raiders invaded China.
This and other recent acts on the part
of Russia are believed by Japan, part
of a plan to induce intervention by the
Powers.
! The North Sea Commission in secret
session heard statements Of England
and Russia. The latter repeats the
charge that japanese torpedoboats
were among the fishing craft.
A report from Shanghai declares
Russians have occupied Kashgar. in
Eastern Turkestan, a dependency OF
China.
It as reported in Paris that the Ball
tic fleet would at once resume it's jour-
ney.
WASHINGTON.
A protest was made against the ap-
pointment of Whitelaw Reid TO be AM
bassador to Great Britain.
Richard w. Young, Of the Mormon
Church, testified before the Senate
he believed polygamous marriages
would be right If it were not for the
law.
LEGISLATIVE.
Philander c. Knox was elected
UNITED States Senator to succeed the
late M. S. Quay for the short and Ions
term by the Pennsylvania Legislature
Members of the Pennsylvania Legis.
lature are discussing plans for revolt
against the rule of the Republican
leaders. Both houses were in session
and many new bills were introduced.
Rocks falling into Loenvand Lake
Norway caused a wave which inun.
dated the shores and fifty-nine per.
sons were drowned.
FOREIGN.
Experts after investigating th'
death of Gabriel Syveton, sustained tn,
lsuicide explanation as given by
Madame Syveton. One expert dis.
lsented.
Germany conveyed a second notice
to the American Board Of Trade il
J Berlin to change its name.
The Combes Cabinet will formally re-
| sign on the return of President Loube
to Paris. The letter of resignation
urges that there be no change in thl
Governments policy.
Hundreds are reported to have beer
buried under walls razed by earth
quake in Shemakha, Russia.
The German coal strike affected
$4,000 men. Hope for peace centres
in the Governments strong desire Il
intervene.
MISCELLANEOUS
Mrs. Chadwicks attorney said bal
would be furnished under State ant
Federal indictments and she would b
released soon.
Andre Carnegie has reimbursed Ober
lin students who lost through allegel
Chadwick forgeries.
The Governor Of Virginia granted
a reprieve until February 10 TO ex
Mayor j. Samuel McCue, sentenced L
be hanged.
The immigration authorities at New
York again ordered the deportation o
William Bishon, an English Social
ist"
A man giving the name Of Frank d
Austin was prevented from jumping OF
the Brooklyn bridge. He said he ha
lost a fortune in following T. w. Law
sons suggestions upon stock specula
tion.
Thos. Kay Neidringhaus was electe
Senator from Missouri to succeed Sen
ator Cockrell.
John r. Platt took the stand in HI
suit against Hannah Elias for $685.,
900 alleged to have been exorted fror
him. and told the story Of his relation
with the woman.