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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-10-05

Tra 2aoyin1itb t W1sconitn hleu meb:
belt / @lutninsen af li1te use, at Ell
.Wanb ueo 9}aun Yeter Mnoerion pa,
bleuen borte Stouen Der I Nerbsber
for nefen to Tiger iioen og par lite ble'
pen 9ienfunoen. Mtan bapoe fife Gre:
bag facet fat paa 6unoe, iom bolb1
paa at leoe efter bam, og man ment'
oa, at ban ltul6e bliue funoen ON fac
Elmer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-10-05

Youths Companion: Set pil Gle:
be @llfere al Dpr at Dpre, at N9er:
bru9soepartementet bar funbet en- W{aa.
be, buorpaa bet tan qiennemfpre ben
iaatalote Otteostpuetimerslou", ber Be:
itemmer, at Sernbanetompa9nierne fal
i1ippe &ueg, lomI be transporterer, ut
al Wosnene>torot giue Dprene Iano oa
en- .Quile paa fem Eimer en- @ang for
bper Tertobe paa % elmer. s noeen
Eib bar Qopen prattilt peret ct bpbt
Bogltau.
Sernbanefompasnterne bar @eseIen
fulgt ben Tremsanssmaaoe, iom ba,
ueret betpemmelt eaer btQislf, bar BE:
TAFT fine Wultter u6en &lase % ia,
ouertraaot 2ouen paanp
Nu bar imiblertib Mserbrugsbepartes
mentet funoet paa at anlegge S;pilIao
mob benz meo Torbrius paa @taoeser.
itatnins tiibeblte for be Toreneoe @taz
ter. papirer befemmenbe @tabeser;
itatnineen til $500 bpert Tilfelbe er
bleuen uoferotseoe> i 1900 eager imot
Sernbaner, oa mango af benz ct MI reoe
til beuere at inosaa Torlis enb at fors
iuare fig.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-10-05
Gent Onsbaq @ttermiobaq i1fe l1q

Gent Susoag @ttermiobas ftite l1ge
tom Bert gtellon tilfabe I Narbebeu al
Monboui, @is. San ffulbe flptte fin
Ereitemaftine fra ct Steo til Ct anbet,
% mems ban par paa 0eien, talpt ban
neb ira Eoppen at Separatoren % tom
unOer 9iulene, ber sit neiten lquss
bans belle 2esen1e. Sans enc Ben blep
tnulf, % ban it oslaa inbuenois Stabe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-10-05

100 Menneifer ffal nY!ig pere ons
TONNE paasruno al |Storm og en- ifor
6lobbplse, iom git oper Den Walmit
Warlbalaruppen paa @pbbapseerne. @n
9aus usbpl9e paa nelfen tets SOB git oper
Deu, ber er en- Wil lang og Blot 800
Sob sbreb, buor @uropeerne er iau,leoe.
Duerite @tase bet 6otel, buor @uros
peerne boebe, ble|te neb, oq oer par ems
bel, iou1 tun meo Npo % neppe unb9it
at bliue ilaaet libel. Sc brebte uar
maafe lite @uropeere.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-10-05

Scr bar aetop ueret 8alg paa &igss:
bassmenb t Suer.ge. @n at be for,
namife Merteiaser par Sporssmaalet
ON ubptbelie af Stemneretten, men,
Sasen falot u1eb forbolbsuts for Mas
1oritet.
Socialiiterne uan6t enoel fere Seber.
i Ri9soa9en, iaaat be MI ialt bar / 4.
9perssmaalet ON 0plosnin9en of
l1nionen ier itte ub Il! at bape bapt me-.
/ gen Snofpbelie paa BaIset,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-10-05

at ri bar beiet os unoer bet. iom er
blit ct ubeitrioist os ubeltribelist Sat:
tum.
.Os bermeo tar ies MfIteo meo mine
iuenlte Xelere. Maatte ri lare at for:
itaa bueranbre, at BONNIE milot on
bueranbre, at til9iue og 9lemme, buat
Sub piloe ia glemt o9 til9iuet, fac
Cubs Tolf / Jaoroen bebre os beore tar
tnoes iammen RierIiabeoens os Gre:
bens Baano, % al Splib os Eue6raa
% Bitterbeb rpttes op meb fine stftts'
Nebber.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-10-05
9e,t Hore ftneiFSte W1tr+

MQe bat piltnot bprt oeune nepnt,
men maaife er oer nosen, TOM lite bar
feet benz beifreuet. s Blabet vSur
Dumb Mnimols" fnbes fplsenbe forte
Belfrtpelie af ben op9iuet al en- &or'
reiponbent Betins ct Breo fornplis:
vDer er Ouerfob at Mure &ina",
flyer ban: Qanblfaber, Bper, Palab:
ier oa Eempler omsiune al Mure, %
Mur tnoentor Weur. Meu ben ftprit
af alle er ben tineflte Wfur. bpsset 2la
Mar for Dor @ra. Den er lapet af
ttore flabe, uslbusne Stene, la9te /
reqelmesi1se Sag til en- 9pioe af uosle
os type Sob % berpaa toppet af meo
fore baarbbranbte Eeal. Den blep
bpsset forat bolbe be trtserife Eartarer
uoe, IS Sob bpi, 40 Sob tpt os 1900
O1iI lang, breb not paa Copper til at
iefs 6eife tunne fipres peo @ioen af
bueranbre.
8 400 Mar bolot ben bisle 6orber
uoe, os ben er ltseloa COB os ltert ibas,
iom ba Ben bleu opfert.
9ullten belpnoerltg 6elelle Der toms
mer ouer en-, naar ban ifaar paa bette
ubyre Bert os npie unberlpser bet samls
Murerarbeioe, % bets beipnoerlise, samle
&auoner. 8 taus 2@refrpst Hentreoe
ri omtrtns ener ioo os Rirreoe / fuu
Jorboulelie.
Eolu puubrebe W}iI al bette Etem,
peperf, bps9et paa tnuoreoe, uieune
6ielbtoppe, ftrettenoe fig ouer bpbe
Suel9 ee pilbe Str9mme. luttenbe til
for Buerne ouer @luene meb ct Sect al
ubYre baarbe &obber iteneer. Paa an,
bre @teber finoes bobbelte Borte os
5uiueopre, lutteoe meb iuere 5tanser,
Der ct tet jammeu. Oct er ct Werbens:
un6er. for bp;lte be 9amlc tlasl1lfe
lpp unoere, Jon. MI aue~>er >forlnurbne
unotaaen ben fore ppramioe - nat
alene at regne fom 2e9etei.
@n Sngeutpr al Semaros 45arti ber
uotalte Tor nosle Mar foen, at etter
bans Wfening ui1oe benne Wtur baue
tottet mere, enb bet toltebe at bpsge be
100, 900 Mil Of Sernbape, lom finbes
be Torenebe Stater - Mrbeiosprtlen
regnet ben iamme / bes9e Etlfalee.
Set Materiale, 1om fnbes Wuren,
pilbe baue peret NOT til at bps9e ea
Nfur rupot ON bele Soroen, buis Wfu>
rem bauoe peret iets Sob bot os TO Tob
tpf.
Os bog bleu bette Mrbei6e ubfprt paa
Blot 20 Mar uben ben minofte @ielb.
Det ct bet lferi1e Mr6eibe, Weroen bar
nogenitnoe tienot. Ou itaar foran bet
iom forau ben itore MImegtige, beiet %
taus."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-10-05

Ole @arluub,, en- sammel Snobps'
ger af 8enion County, Noro Dafota,
blep funoen brenbt tilbpbe / Nutnerne
al fin Mpbpeserhptte ner Goal 3arbor
| Mc2ean County en- Dag fife nse.
9porleoes ulptteu er opfaaet, peb man
lite. San bleu besrauet Treoas ititt
uqe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-10-05

@n Dottor I 3uie bet er netop,
buob buer Ton,iIie bar, ber boloer er
T[aife meb 5Dr+ Beter's &urito / Weot:
cin( (fabet. Mansen en- aluorlis Sps:
bonn bltr Iaalebes tpalt @ptren, oe
Smerter, BetYmriuser % l1osifter uno'
aQaet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-10-05
Rttttefote>

- Martin peterlon, en- "a Mas
sammel W&ano, buis Torelore bor
Soma, fanotes opo / lit Berelie iMoors
beab fife 2erba9, Oct par bans Bros
Der, g. 6. Peterlon. en- Brenbeutnss
banbler, iom fanbt bam. Man tror,
at 9poen biorprte fra 6iertefeil.
- @obtfrieb Biprfquiit Moorbeab
blep for nosle Dase f1beu arreFeret forat
baus beora9et Bilcor 2umber So. t
9amlep for nelten $4,000. 9au but
ueret neunte &ompa9nis Msent mango
War, os man bat nosen Eio pibH, at
ban par / Rntbe, men lite, at bet par
iaa iloe lom bette.
- Sra 8inona mebbeles, at faaz
piot man ueo, bar tpt Gage albris pez
ret iaa beiuerltg for Eraften paa Wfis,
itsfppifooen iom ibef. TiDltst om
Wfor9eneu bar bet nefen peret umuliqt
at ie noset for Eaasen, os baaoe pasla>
9ertraf1ten og anoen Craft bar peret
b'noret, ioet 'yartpierne bar peret ubiat
torat gaa tmoo 2auo. Stlte use par
bet iler a1e9et Aemt.
- Sobn Reliou, en- uus Mano, lom
a%betoebe for en- Tarmer peo 9}aun
@oleImitb ner Ortonpiue, rpmte bort
meb en- l6 9lar 9ammel 4ise, 6tln,a
6ilitrem, Tor en- llges Tib fben. Dis
gen er Datter al en- peli itaaenbe Uarmer
/ 9eerbeben, men Sorelbrene par tmob
ben al be to un9e paatentte Tor=
binbelIe. pisen baube faaet 2ou
til at bielpe M1s. @olblmitb meo 6usz
bolbninaen, mems xreifin9en foresit
Der, % herunoer bauoe be to maaffe
faaet Mnleontus til at lesse planer for
Tlugten. NelIo Denteoe Wai1s 6ils
ffrem benoes Torelores 6iem ont
gatteu, ioet bun git To giennem ct Wius
ou / 2oeu @tage. 9ieliou baube leiet
6eite for Tlu9tsn, og btsie families t9less
90 Wile borte.
- 60 @maasutter, 6 os s Mar, !tIs
bprenoe g. g. Sacoblon, &as lerer /
Tirit National Bant Mabilon, fous
aluorlist tilftaoe unoer en- &ipretur
Onsbag fife llse. geoset at &ipret9iet
git itu, ps osres 8ugsp git imoo ct anz
be: &ipretpi. 6eruuoer bIeu 6eiten
ltp og latte afl1eo' ullot Wauop. Bug
epea git berunber imob en- Dpu9e at
Eeslifen, os bet enc 6orbiul blep repet
af. Den otte Nar 9amle Gut falbt ba
uo men bleu beusenoe Epmmerne os
bleu truftet efter benz unber Bugspsn
200 SOB. Rjeretetet itobte laa mob en-
Sernitolpe, os ben anosn Gut blep to-,
itet ub t1Qiqemeb en- &ammerat. De to
Sacobions Gutter par beutoitlpie, oa be
blep tagne op. Sen treble, buis Naun3
par Sarlbaw, bapbe faaet ct aluorli9t
@aar / 6opsoet.
- Man baube en- 9anife ilen syerna,
baneulpttfe <St. Saul @pnbassmors=
gen, ioet ct Basia9ertren paa @oos=
Banen os ct &reaturtrau poa Gbicaso
Great Weitern npre6e ino paa famine
Spor paa en- Sang. 1lptten foraar>
iageoes uso, at 5remleapparotet paa
Trasttrenet par uorben, oa bet fulbe
bruges. Tra9ttrenets 2otomotip fa1tez
be to @oueuosne bet anoet Eren ouer
en- boi Wur, iaa be falot neo en- 20
TooS Toropbning paa ben anben 5ibe.
Den eae af benz bleu liggenoe paa Eaz
get os ben aaeeu paa 5ioen. 8 be
to Uo9ne par tiliammsn ID Yas1agerer,
bporef en- blep orebt, t9 nj blep .taa
baarot laareoe, at be matte fpres til
3ospltale,, mems fun fire tom fra bet
meo enoel @trammer. St 6elb l1lpfs
ten par, at en- flor Del af pasiasererne
par ifeset at &renet , ct. Yaul, fer.
ben ffebe. r 81
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-10-05

Set beoer, at ct County psSpltem
ifuloe bliue inotprt / Douglas @ountp
fra ben lie Ottober, buab fri u fleue,
ring af Polf til Taruerne betreHer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-10-05

gilbert S@aeher, ber for ca. II Mar
i1ben blep unoeritpttet al MQiancetoltet,
ibet ban ioste ben republ1faulfe Jeomi~
nation til @upernprfanbioat, bpoe
ct. SAUL Treoaa itlte use.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-10-05

@n un9 Wano peb gtapn @amuel
Sobllon, Spu at Ell Earmer ueo Ppatt,
ss9aaiabts, tbtsu taaet fffsutt Nafea~t
Minneapolts @enoa9saften. Sans Tas
Der hoube par let bum ON lite at bliue
altfor fortrolig meo fremmebe Berio>
ner, lom ban maatte TONNE / Selifab
meb, men ttte beFominbre maatte ban
betale bprt for I'm @obtroeubeo.
Sobnion tom 5elifab meo en- Tpr,
}on1 paalfob, at ban par fra famine
Graft ion1 Sobnlon, os at ban eieoe en-
&pesfarm per. noentuiul tiltalte bet
ben unse Manb ct finoe en- Spr fra
lamme @sn iom ban ielu, os ba ben
iremmeoe par ualminoeltg uenlig, bleu
be to inart meset sooe Benner.
Den tremnebe par netop fommen til
Meinneapolis meb en- Bo9nlaon.ng al
&ues, iasoe ban, % iaa mart, lom
ban fit Dprene lo!ste, ptloe ban bltue
pel foripnet meo Pense, men for ptes
blittet baube ban minore enb $50. &igz
tisnot baube ban 2omn1en en- Wetiel
paa $3.50, men oa bet bar @pnoas,
tunbe ban lite beue pen9eue paa ben
tpr neite Morsen. Com bet paE, baps
be ban lite net til at betale Trasten for
Dpreue.
Sbet be git forbi Een1pIe @ourts
Bpsninsen, iasoe ben t>emmebe, at
enblfient bet pilbe bliue til bans Cab,
at ban lite tunoe betale frafs, piloe
bun ber soa in6 os tale mso s5ragt=
,aseuten forat bere, ON ban lite tunbe
pente meo Betalin9en til neite Dag.
men nu ipn:es sSobnion, at bet funbe
uare paatioe at sipre ben npfunoue Bsn
en- Eienefe, og ban tilbpo at laane
bam $50, ct Etlbuo, ion1 bleu mootaget
meo me9en @lebe % Eatnemmeli9beb.
Den iremmeoe lasoe, at Sobnion funbe
pente ubeafor. mems ban git ino os
+talte meb M9enten. San git inb ao
Tront6eren % pasieoe paa at Hippo
bort 1bemertet siennem en- Sioebpr, os
Sobn1on iaa bam itte mere. -~
Da Sobnion bapbe uentet ubenfor en-
|balu Eiue, be9pnbte ban at foritaa, at
: ber pat l1sler Moien", os ban tor
talte ba en- politimanb ON fin Wistanz.
te, % bet par lite paniteli9t at foritaa,
at Sobnion par bleuen ube for en- Be:
bra9ert 0
Sobn1on bapbe enbnu iuft not I'll at
fon,ne biem, % Polittmanben titraabe.
be BAN at rsiis lise itrats, % BET siorbe
ban efterat bape aipet Politimanben en-
8efripelie af ben trolpie Ben.
letter Minueapelis Tribune.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-10-05

Oscar Warttni on, en- II Mar 9oms
mel Gut 9ubion, Wis., er blepen
bpmt til otte Mars Slapert tor at bape
operfalbt en- tolu Mar 81. Pise.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-10-05

7. ll6 Bprn er blepne foote paa treble
Blabs Snbpaubrerifibene be fife tire
Mar, etter buao Snouanorer:B :Bureauet
oplpIer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-10-05

20 omfomue. - De lpenlfe Damp
ittbe vNioro"' % Robett" itgbte iam>
men gierbeoen al Den Qpeen / ben
TinIfe Bust 9eroo9saften, og vNobert"
lant. 20 Berlone brutuebe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1905-10-05

Snbbpbelier til 8rpqupper trpttes |
l1geblabets Erptteri.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
THE CZ4R STILL FOR VAR.
No Signs of Yielding Reported
Zemsky Sober.

ST Petersburg. June 4.-one Of the Emperor's
most influential Ministers said emphaticaIIy yes
terday that the Emperor had not yet changed
his position with regard to the prosecution of
the war. He added:
Everything depends on the will of my imperial
master The situation is being thoroughly dis
cussed from all standpoints. but the Emperor
has as vet not given the slightest indication that
he believes that Russia must yield.
The Minister, speaking Of the possible opening
OF peace negotiations. expressed the personal
view that no power through which negotiations
could be begun occupied so good a position as
the United States.
Dealing with the question OF submitting the
decision of peace or war to a national assembly
he said that the idea was utterly impracticable
and not to be entertained Neither national
assembly. which would require weeks, If not
months to convene, a Zemsky sobor could
intelligently pass on the question or would be IN
a position TO negotiate terms, and TO MIN the
whole idea absurd.
The Minister stated emphatically that the as
senbly contemplated by the Emperor's rescript
would soon take definite form. The commission,
he said had completed its labors. and the result
was now before the Committee OF Minister'S ana
probably would be taken up for consideration
this week. In his opinion, soon as this an
nouncement made and the people realized
the sincerity of the governments intention the
internal situation would greatly improve.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04

,-s.red 70 attack the Russian warships the
night OF Nay q and were steaming ahead "neh
,hey suddenly encountered number OF Rus
~,., shins The Kasumi narrowly avoided
scoil.s,on with q Russian cruiser, whose proA-
s,,,,v seems to have saved the destroyers fiom
h.,nr damaged by the heavy fire directed on
lthem-
In the course Of the Russian attack the YES
..,s forming the destroyer fotilla divided. The
c.1.narni anc Kagerou continued the search for
Russian ships through the night. and IN 'he
l,,,-,,nr discovered two destroyers. one OF
i,hsrr, steamed away and the other was unaoie
% do so. On approaching the latter the Japan
,ess discerned g white flag flying from the lore
,,,sxt and the Red Cross flag astern. She proseu
,o n. the Biedovy with admiral Ro1estFenshs
and his staff on board
Tho F,,e6oyy sisuallcd that her engines were
damaged and that she was short OF coal anu
wafer An armed guard was sent on ooaro 10
,,ooe,,,a her surrender The Russians requested
the Japanese not to remove Admiral ho'estsoa-
sky and the other officers on account OF their
s .p6 fbe Japanese complied. with the
understanding that the guard would execute h0-
;es.vensIzy in case the delay led to & meeting
With Fussian ships making his recapture pos
sbe.
rrbe sazanarni ran q limo to the Biedovy ana
he7an towing her. The line parted Twice III
the morning the Sazanami met the Japanese
o-,,;ser Akashf. which conveyed the two destroy
,rs 2, ssseho The destroyers encountered
t,.,,-r sea. and their decks were awash during
psrt of the time.
Admiral Roje.tvensky is resting wsi' Win 10
DANGEROUS symptoms, and his speedy recovery
seems certain
The officers Of the Russian battlesnip orei
save declined to accept parole. They have an
additional DAY In which to reconsider the Ques-
ton
n-,;-+v nayal commanders took part in the
hattie yIce-Adnliral Togo was commander IN
chief. leading the first squadron Vice-Aorllfal
Kauoiraura was In command of the second
snuadron and Rear Admiral kataoka LED 1he
third The chiefs OF staff in the order named
were Admiral Kato and Captains Full ano
saito The commanders Of the squadron d.
visions were Vice-Admiral Dewa, UTiu ana
ssitsu. acting as rear admirals under Vice-Ad-
rniral Togo. Captains Yamada- Shinainurar
Taketomi and kokura-
Statements of survivors at Nasasah show that
the Japanese rranoeuvres drove a portion OF the
Russian feet under the fire Of the forts on Isu
Islands. which sank the battleship oslyabya-
On Saturday night. owing TO the frequent tor
pe6o attacks and the fact that the Russian YES
sells did not carry any lights. the fleet was
much separated and became incapable OF acting
in combination The only orders were to reach
yladiyostok- The Russians were short OF am
,nunition and their craftsmanship was fndlf-
ferent.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
QUICK JUSTICE UPSTATE.
Governor Calls Special Session to
Try Confessed Murderer.
rsY TELEGRAPH TO THE rR1BuNE.I


Albany, June 9.-On the application of Will
lam B. Baker, District Attorney for Oswego
County. and at the urgent solicitation Of leading
citizens of that section, Governor Higgins to-day
appointed an extraordinary term of the Supreme
Court to be held in Oswego on July 10, for the
trial OF an expected indictment for murder in
the first degree against Henry Manner a farm
hand of the town OF Serbia. This is the first step
In a movement in Oswego County to deal out
prompt justice in the most revolving case in the
history of the county. Justice Maurice l..
Wright whose home is in Oswego has consented
to give up part of his vacation in order to pre-
side at Manners trial.
On Sunday last Cora Sweet, twelve years old,
on her way to church In the township of Serbia.
seven miles from Oswego. was assaulted and
britaIly murdered in a lonely woods. On Mon
day Manner was arrested on evidence that Sher-
iff Cook and Coroner Vowinke felt certain was
strong enough to convict him, and Wednes
day he broke down and confessed his crime.
County Judge Stowen promptly ordered spe-
cial grand jury to meet on June 80 to indict the
murder. the feeling in the county being so
strong against Manner that 1t was not thought
wise TO delay his trial until the fall term of
court.
District Attorney Baker hopes TO complete the
trial in one day and to have Manner sentenced
to die early in August. ten weeks after his
crime, thus stablshing in Central New-York a
record for prompt punishment that even the
far-famed Jersey justice cannot rival
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
4 BABE IN THE WOODS.
Unlike the admiral. Jersey Baby
,Ctraued from Her OYr FareSade.

Morristown, N J., June 3 (SpeciaD.-After be-
ing alone in the woods without food or drink
for twenty-five hours. Mabel Kerchschelm' two
and one-half years old. the daughter OF MIR. ana
Mrs Herman Kerchscheim. Of Mt Tabor. was
found at o'clock this evening She was over
a mile from home lost in the thick woods The
baby was found by Ida Pierce after every one
had given up hope that she could be ailve anu
in that vicinity. Mabel was lying on her race
fast asleep when found She was utterly eZ-
hausted and her stear stained face covered
with bruises and scratches Her hands and feet
were badly cut and bruised.
When the child was taken home the mother
became hystericaL Mabel strayed away from
the house at o'clock yesterday AFTERNOON
while her mother was shopping In Dover. She
had been seen a minute before by the father
and he at once went in search Of the BABY.
Soon all the neighbors were roused and two
hundred people searched all night dragging
every pool. ditch and well.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
RIG FACTORS IN PEACE.
Paris Bankers to Refuse Money to
Russia for Var.

Paris Jllne 3-Financia influences are again
aiding TO turn the tide toward peace In the ai
East a banker who is member OF the syn
a,cate which handled the recent Russian loans
said to-day:
r,rsrt,,e creatt has not been affected by her
naval defeat for the reason that 1T Is believed II
will compel her to make peace after peIiou oL
hesitation Whether It IS 5 peace 1 l Ir Se an indis
nansahla condition to any further loan from
here that peace be made. With peace assured
Russia's credit will be unlimited at eqoAi "a
better terms than the last loan
A Japsnese official who will have much to do
If peace is negotiated through France expressed
doubt as TO the success of the peace movements
of outside powers. He added:
The difficulty is that Russia has repeatedly
and formally declared tht she will not accept OF
hermit the friendly offices of third mower IL
is hardly likely that she will now sacr1hce her
prestige by accepting good offices. All seems 10
depend on whether Russia is willing openly 10
decide to seek peace either olrectiy OF thio'sh ~
friendly nation.
novel method of influencing peace is sug-
rested In high quarters. namely. that Japan
permit Russia to learn that Admiral Tosos s
feet may sail for the Baltic Sea The officer
making the suggestion recalled that the action
of the Navy Department at Washington, in CIV
ing out it's intention to send Rear Admiral wat
sons fleet to Spain, hastened the termination OK
the Spanish war.
Baron d'Estournelles de Constant, Senator and
q member of the Hague Arbitration Tribunal is
about TO submit motion to the French Parlia-
mentary group favoring arbitration, asking
that the French government join the govern
ment OF Great Britain in offering good offices to
Russia and Japan under the terms Of the Hague
Convention
New-York tribune., 1905-06-04
RATTIESHIP SINKS BARK,
Tventy-three of Sailing pesseFs
CresC BekeUed Lost.

London, June 3.-The British battieshlp Cas'ar
in a fog off Dungeness early this morning was
in collision with the British bark Afgnanistan
The Afghanstan sank two minutes after the
collision It is feared that twenty-thres men on
hoard the bark were drowned as only eleven or
her crew of thirty-four were picked up Ihe
Afghanistan was bound from Hamburg for san
Diego and Portland, Ore
At the time of the accident the Channel feet
steaming In two columns. with the Caesar lead
ing the second column, suddenly entered tog
hank Another disaster was narrowly aVeFIea,
as the battIeship Hannibal shortly afterWaro
fouled another vessel and carried away her
headgear. . - !
Prior to the collision between the caesar ana
the Afghanistan the battleship Triumph was
in collision with the batueship Swiftsure, ana
both will have to be docked. The Caesar was
considerably damaged. .,o
The Afghanistan in clearing the ram OF Tue Tue
Caesar was carried along the port Slue Oh u ulo
warship whose torpedo boat nets bridge search,
lights dayits and boats were swept away anu
some Of her plates at the bows were stove III.
The Afghanistan Captain Craigie, left Hamburg 8
nm Nav "a for San Diego and Portland, Ore, and
was last reported passing Dungeness on juno &
The vessel was 291 feet long She was OF Zzzl IONS
net register The Afghanistan was built In lSSS 81
Stockton, England. Her hailing port vas LIVER sS
MOL where she was owned by the Briusl aiiu
Eastern Shipping Company