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The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-11-25
Methodist Episcopal Church.

Services tomorrow in the Baptist
church at p. m. Subject: The Great
est Thing in the World. All are most
heartily welcome. REV. J. H. SANFORD.
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-11-25

For Sale-A house and 2 acres of
land. Barn and good well.
w. [. KEEGAN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-16

"6usuenueu', im fubss ufbhoa kr, s en- mOoerns bsiarmst Raafns
Hsr np8et lsnHee WooeI im New Home SpmaftHcn meo TdegHee al
ole bsuues spbe Os ueetutele al ale bens oaort9e Gsenfaber. Ter sr til
Ntuitnsus soe GsRfuber i&t mango me 5OrbsNrinSer, JON usOpenOiSus ma
sime ten til e Rafus al ists alasN.
On al be Nste 6OrOsts iOm er toset err New Home @oTfusn, &c
ben at ben 9tper ct Positive Feed, tbt Der tt tebgues Hpseu 5iGr saer
Sprns ir at ha Mnfinsn til at nrbibs. On auoeu felog 5Orbeorius, ION
mart pI bGe paaisnrei al Gnbuer, im bsnptrr Dta1huru CT a feed, Der ct
iuaeces fOnftrueret at ben Tan bGues o9 iGntes uc en- Tmpl Suoretntng, uben
at iomme Sersrie mc the feed dog. Gen somts GRaGbe at rgmers osnns
Siags Wafhe paa, pb Sietp al Strsr ium ioIbutot the feed dog til the
feed bar, bar aiS msOtst 8auReh8eoer tn oenOm oet life bIso IOreta8et meo
0sastisbeO, udbe the feed dog eueu ramme 5Urs sur SGoFoen al Raah'
pldcsu eler psioa uMbe the feed bts uirpn.
Manimu arbibsr let % H9tsu IpClSf. 3aaebdrwr er ruo, men Ts9p
lmpr9srt adjustable bearings) patht msb Silt bulnht 9ter mere euo a'
miReelg SH6barhee, o. booroeo RaakbaruH bi0er ttano III l9nger lib at
arbebe ubn Oil, nbsu a Iibes. Gar stpilen gar fOrOi Raalen os sienrsm
GsHel r Epertraaben Hap bplht gir, a ben dlors fan brrHes, Taitnsn
traber fig fp bouoe sure % reore 3raub, % arbsbsr automatic uosn Sent9u
iii let s&r iuart Grbeibe.
"SuspeuRen" bruser oCbbet GradS OS iGRr lock stitch. Den sure
2raab isns lie fro SpOsn uben at trRbnS 9snnem ct eRr Here Suler, fsr
ben mar NaolEsL Stptsu r9bsr fig ru; ben fan rGoss RNh % CT let
at furnaa. Roatu ct selfsettng. Ug Tan utao life iGhes Ftta8as.
Deb bpert Citing trGftes be9se Traaoe Taft inmmen % lutes Rtohn az
Isst % Stuseue stres brsb fulOmOt af Os fuibfrnct8 ems pa esse
Sibsr af Esat Maphueu er iOripnet web lot 8aanobIal bo0rOeo man Deb
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-16
Wisbrue at
antipvretiife Tlioler,

) set iioite SneS aar bar man ito
Dig giort ~iterfcre 9rlt8 al en- 8ruppc
%2Ggemioier, iom benGuneS antippre'
tica eQer 6ebermioler. Gen iarmo'
ceitiife Sefnif bar / Dc itoite aar
fremitiIt Here ioabome tenutelil
i%ammeniotte Wtebiciner, % / SGgens
Saouo bitr Be gonife nit meget mt
tigc for ben liScnoe McnueIfebeo.
Gisie SrrparuterS Ggenifab at fitnnt
bGrnpe 6eberen og fsre ben forbsicoe
SegemStemperatur tilbuge I'll 9tor'
mem, bar ogfaa for %2pglnauocn noget
Ioffenbe peO iig.
9faar man fienber BET llbebog, ION
onerfaloer etbpert Menneife peo Cent
perotlrforbsieIie, foritaar man o9ioa,
bbor let man frtiteS til at 6rnpe
bcnne peo ct feberitiQen6e Mio6el.
Wton ma intoIertio bet0nfe, at oiit'
nof bringer man 6eberen til al
foripinoe for Ell Sto, men life altib
Seberens aoriag.
SIN bPnoer Oct life iiel6en, at 2G'
gen fables til en- Gntient, hos bben
oct life er let at i%aitilno Spgoonmert
% bpor &omltateringen al en- bsiert
2egenSoarnte piloe gipet ct Singer,
peg ON Spaoommen8 innbc Rntlir.
Nf egeu Silifpnoelie bar Gotientel,
imiolertio taget Ct anttppreticlim, fgr
2Ggen fom, og iom 6slge oeraf fan
Ser life faitiInaes nogen Temperature
itigning og Spgbommcn beller ifft
fienoeS. SEQ en ioooun ieIuitGnoiq
Soubling nonifeligaier man berfor
bst @ra6 2Ggens Spgone.
gn ianban Wisbritg er imi6lertiS
life set oGrite; langt mere bctGnte'
ligt er Oct, nadr 2pgmonoen beO ale
anIebninger upner iig til 9rugen al
0tsie feberitiaenbe Ri0Ier.
Spis De bar ganife uifabeIiae, bilot
Der 10 life DGre uoget at iige pad
oct; men gutippreticu er tilOels gan.
ife forifieuisortcbe RibIer % life al.
tto uoert ubebaaeitae 8i~rfuinger pao
&iertct. 8iitnof ipiner SnoipiSuaIi,
teteu Der iom operaIt en- meget itor
Role; oct enc Menneife taaler anti,
pprtn. set an6et life. Serior ifuloC
2pgmonoen bare pua 2paens G5or.
orbning BRUCE bisie tiIipnela6eHSt
u~ifooelige 0tioIer. og ulorig eiter ege,
Sfisn benptte zig al bisie Siug. on
bnis epentueGe 9ipirfninger bn ielo.
fslseIig life fam gisre fig nogen DOM
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-16

bleu ct 2iu | SensiueIie unber Serrens
2epelie.
De pfiiciele 8ranbie bleu Iast paa
8aaren: fra 8russtS Mrbeioere en-
GslnFrdnbs peo aarl S~rpbenluuo, ira
Norperbuus Ssrreb peb YiceorofsreI
Strsm. fra S~osnsItnret peo 9Grel
Ssreaarb, % ira ben fonierpatiue gr'
beio~eriurenins peb Safipr @injn.
&iiten bares til 1pnerne al Gbopins
Ssreemarid uo at airteu af Spsneitp'
remeelemmer % til @rapen al Srasets
arbeieere.
Der bar reiit en- paffer @respori
paa &irtesaaroen. WaridaIer oat
3Srr. SOniul 2ansaaro % 8uftpl
8rpn.
Der er cprettet llusbpmsfcreuiuser,
lom MI bar pirtet npgle Iar, / SCuefos
90 | naiten hoer eneSte Sfolefreos pao
Spsberne pmfrins Spen. Ter aibot.
bes iepnlig Misber ! Sisie, bppr be In
&c oa faar bore ON aft, iom er npttigi
% spot, baaoe ipr Sinl pg 9eseme, ue
bpor mar tiaise bar iorifielis Slags
llnoerbolbnin9 for Grempel imao
Sbeateritpffer oip.
Meaem Stqedis Sopeotirfe og Ggs
aeoals Gnuerfirfe. er bet 80 &ilpmeter.
So bette er lang Sirfeoei for en- Gel al
Meuiebebeu, bar man teutt at glBre et
alpurligt Spripg pan at funne fnn pps
iprt en- minore airfe paa @rGubiel
melem SiabuI 90 Gsseoal. s BET
Siemeb er Der dlerebe | iripiQise Si'
brae iesnet 1000 &rpner / ginger
8reos (Sisbul), ps Der er o9iaa
Saaium 8reos (@seebal1 bespnet meo
5esnina al 8iorag iaa MO bar Saat
ON, at funue faa iamlet Mtioler iii Sp'
fcrelie at ct &dpel uteo tarueiist nbftpr.
s bette file 2unber Gnuer er bet life
iaa sobt at funne faa iamlet Yen9e I'll
of, man tuupe snife, naar bet lig9er
ubenipr bet rent n%lminbeliae, pm Del
eub fan pore tit Rptte u9 Selii9uelie
for Spgben. Der er iaa &t8mGno
berpppe ps &ommuneifaiterHe er tore.
Otter Snitiatio al Bnitor SrOit bier
Der bog iurriee Iar tegnet irioilt9e St'
Drag til 9sn for Ell SD9epleierite %
heloispis fom Der ino iaa nle9et, Of man
iorelsbie er biulpen. Sra Sanitets'
fcrenineen / 9riittantd fit tSr. 4aftu'
rem ensaseret en- "Spiter", % MI ct bun
tpmmen.
Sitieuer iii SlGstniuser p9 Be
fienbte!
Ipril 1905.
u. 8. Oppe9aarb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-16
bporleoes er oetteP

Ei tiIbpbsr Il hHnbrs< Dollars 1eisrsiag for e..
besrt Silioios Al Reiarrt bar tffs tan hebabes pes
Hairs Cstauh Cure.
40 ghtuspk ga. GisrI Iolseo. @
Fi uubsrteeusee bar flenbf y y G&nsp be keffs IS
aar "a -froL at ban sr aleeies tubsrtig I ale Spryets
HiHaA TRANSACTIONS % hnontttlti etlso I'll al oyfalos
erbper 1orplinisie hsres FtrIao bar paaiaesf No
aeet&zraat RboxtaIf fraaslitk xosse o.
@aIbtHe GtHEan a Warptn.
1neolttais Graeaids. dsleoo. C.
Halls CAtzrrh Cure taets ~tneusaota "a pirtsr bs
nfie paa eieos % Sssrssis elinhHb<L grts B<
px. Slaife. soiaxs AZ ahe Npo,eists. Dserkst2xe rat
Halfs family PilS CT b bsofl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-16
2reosmpoc.

8eS 8iber @nIIeb &rsSs meoer / Sats
ton. q. o. f3be--f5be Suut. Sorhanos
Iiuaseieuitunb ut. T. 21-23. 8eies
rent gnitOr 4. q. Rouion. SrGoiteu
og Soreords at Or. 6. @. Stub. gres
tier SeIeenter og 8iriter, iom euifer at
uperoGre Rsoet meloer itg til Steoets
Brett, Y. g. 2ieu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-16

Sialp al en- 9ummeRue Fan fanok GPaRnerst nsens spOteu fpDs. Den
bar bG arm, TOM 9egutnssn pNr. buhtet giOer COB Blaos for TsRts Sddust'
ring, uen at sie ben ct tumet rbseuoe. Den bar benaf en- automGhf Spsle
ginSe {bobbin winderl. Der r aa fHtr g paatochs fn Srrtet at ~
baarla punoei Spole oil bore Ell umuusbeo.
~Suspeunen" ir aoot no, % sr0 elegant idauel mso Senfon I'll Eradrbetoet
font til IRafiutcte. MaFueHS 5obhpte er net, let baaueRrt9t % gerooets
al mbocr tenbtj Sorbbrne pna bette Gmraabs. 3t anoerete 2re er az beofs
ReioHenbeo 90 imutt iorarbetet 2nterrgeS % noinptrIrgsn CT tsfe &dnas.
eptnetiutt o. a1e be baute BNs al DaNhusu er lmnt pptGet % Rtdelptat"
ret, bpupeb be fnar ct net "a imnafubt nbhsncs. 8esaben bruGes Ball Bear
ing til Suinabiulst % pau be99s Sioer al 5OoNpHt, og Rsfatatst CT. at raar
man tar gelt # ganuen Ua 1r Suebakt pau9. ud bette lbe ranot mus
cb ippe @nnee. msbsuS bet paa nnors Qeaiiner bar iungt not mo at 9a ire
@duee gproet er la&t al uslhrret Ira, iamueu'dt az hp iorfeut9e Sg
bporpeb man bar opuousr frrrs Stprfe os fcrbuoret at 1rGet tau laa Ne.
Waaineas 5oohpHe er imipnet nab plated castors 99roeos Staahappe
bplber 9rtpbiukt o. the treadle plate, bullet gtsE ct Rdfmen rrtetoer me-
act sthre enb sukrs er 9iirlGt. Zen bar uaerenere % borR Attachments
fr almiHosls % tfancy) Ssn On ub@lg 5afratHensbOG trh bet norFs
enr G9eIpa epro8 msbis9r ber Holns
2aa Wiarie til ~nebenlaaeuOe ~betpbeIig usSiatte Frikr:
30 As staHr slE3
Ru IA Drop Head. 8 suHsr 1000
Ro IS - Drop Head Z stHHer ............" 81"
80 "a - Drop Head. 8 StuHr. Swell Front .... 2oO
30 Is - Drop HEAD I SiuHeL Swell Front. ..... 2bo
Cpsnfur napnt, Mafrsr fan sborOss Gsare, gdnsora, eazs.~s
,ar MabOsni til pbfsioe Brtr 8 @abOSnt G Brten Pa ber gRafs
81 so bsrrr. gRnn in life ianie fig en- Ontrre Srpanp' sasr 5nle'grsint
,nb Ro. "a esr rs. Drop Head DabOsEi % Swell Front SrS s22o0
% $500.
EsOsnfaanbe sr gtasOc Of RO "a Drop Head. Swell Front, Der tVrE
go so. M@o Swell Front meHes, at SaHrne % 1r4o1rst CT rrhst sP
unSd % tar fla uaImuoedg g@t uh.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-16

gabp bauoe to til fer 5uf9toer
oagIis.
eco frpstetist - S9serne noret'
teoe intst.
Tr. Miles Eerpine beIbreoeoe
ham.

gage, usrpsie. ptrrslies SmaabsrH f~iltr9uacr en-
Bsuaablins. iaapar iom tHu a.. phIes' Rsrpins Tan
not. aIar etsfs Spmptom,r fotismnss, isbet BE- 1T
epIspiite autale tnrr aram1s. xnhpsr Rsesr eHros
aarse FHe ssHt % hRe csrHs Rtrper nto II. &tiss'
RtrptHf. tt paalicst al "a pirfisnt SpecialmtbUtl
mob aqe uttpsit uotbeuer. S1s bet fflseHbc:
Ia min lins ssn par ~ Naansetr sammtl. baoee
ban eranrt Nue FFspseI % ceHDer. Te par belt
fanmsutrHfnc TO eaer tps 1use. 2 SsritutHgtH halo
Anbanionirasr. meu eitsr 10 hgers Sotisb par str
int,t, ION gioEss Hosst sSet az BET, ION eratn fsrt'
FREQ 81 tiialote en- aHhtH erst. mtu bans RtotttH
htaIp life, iaa OF taipte On trssts, "a ban ,alott bet
8naRarpsEoabvm Beb beHHe ITO BAR Sarutts ges
acme ian meutInnIpct haHs &aarae par bstef III tea
sHs etbe ca bans S1Hbf= % Hssetr i~orirHfHe. edas
qipsIisr bar t~reateIiSe, % ban hapbe ira 20 III Yer
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RetptHs for Rsrpsfist % iaa. at BET bar anbssalst for
RramptsHiaIe. iaG its tGHfit. al ies nilec yrsDs. ON
bet faase hl1ips Barnet Nle frr Bryce ha1ee 90
atpet ban. IN hdlp ffdHt i~taubteDe RrampeaHfali
Stue, Ga hans Esnuer rstieees snbun en- ylaHs
"a ssar I sisIs. Sea saf D,uttt isr al ie. ON tsi
asmis epdghts after sHle< otto fis. isreHs ies fres III
xsn. meu zen scr life pit f.. Jp Ian ttfs Ts's IT.
grilts' Rerptne uof. tffertcn jeg psa AZ Ten frsIiff min
sms siu.- fRrs. uuaa 2disH, sanfina. Soma
ale assts,srr izissr % saraHfuer ben 'srits BlaHe
AZ d. Wiiss' s~estuieler. Grin sfier FIT e0s ON
ansshin % eisririssesnms. aSrssis : n. RIes
gRseasI 90. gieari. 5zA
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-16

Seno "Seeorab.go feu" til SIegt
o. genner j bet samIe 2an6.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-06
AMALGAMATED COPPER
TELLS OF FINANCES
Publication of It's Report
Causes a Decline in
It's Stock.

NEW YORK, June 5.-A financial state
ment of the Amalagmated Copper Com
pany was given out to-day. 1t sets forth
profit and loss surplus of SS.942,712 and
cash assets of s2,75675S. The value of the
company's holding of securities and in
vestments is placed at s194, %, 303
Another item of assets is a loan of
ST. 900 to the Washoe Copper Company.
Accounts payable amount to $21. 070. and
dividends payable May % aggregate ST.
53S, $40. The statement contains the fol-
lowing:
At the present time the status Of the COM
pany and the position OF the metal market
the early part of 1901. Exclusive of the cop
per mines the assets of the company, con-
works sawmills. railways, real estate. build
ings copper and cash, exceed, in the opinion
OF the experts. in whom the officers have en-
tire confidence. by 10000. 600 all liabilities OF
the company.
H. H. Rogers Jr. has been elected di-
rector of the Amalgamated Copper Com
pany to succeed F. p Olco--. The other
directors were reelected
The Washoe Copper Company, to which
a loan of $3.50, 600 was made, is owned by
the Amalgamated. The company's state
ment says:
product of one year. between lilo cents and
16. so cents per pound tthe highest and low
est prices during the last hve years. means
a difference to a copper company Of the mag
nitude of the Amalgamated Company OF So,
700, 600 in annual net earnings. or over 8 per
cent on the capital stock.
Amalgamated Copper stock, which had
sold up to S31s on Saturday and advanced
to S4M early to-day, dropped to szA on
the publication of the Amalgamated
statement.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-06
INTERVIEW of THE ADMIRALs.
Togo and Rojestvensky Converse in
Broken English.

LONDON, June 6.-The Sasebo cor
respondent of the Daily Telegraph
sends the text of the interview between
Vice Admiral Togo and Vice Admiral
Rojestvensky. The Japanese admiral
said
Although such things usually hap
pen in battle, L am very sorry you are
wounded. The conveniences at this
hospital unfortunately are not the best
in Japan, for which 1 am sorry.
hope you will soon recover and be able
to return to your country. l praise
your yalor."
Admiral Rojestvensky replied:
II thank you deeply. 1 greatly ad-
mire the strength of your fleet and
deem it an honor to have been wound
ed by so powerful an adversary. More
over, 1 deem it a great honor to re-
ceive call from your good self, and
1 congratulate you upon commanding
such a faultless fleet. I pray for your
health
The correspondent says the CONVEX
sation on both sides was conducted in
broken English.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-06
RoJEsTyENsKY WELL CARED FOR.
United States Naval Surgeon Praises
the SasebO Hospital.

YOKOHAMA, June 5.-United States
Navy Surgeon Braisted, who has just
returned from the Sasebo naval hospi-
tai, where the wounded Russians are
being treated and cared for, brings the
first direct professional report from
there. According to Surgeon Braisted,
the hospital is in charge of Surgeon In
spector Totsuka and very able corps
of surgeons. There are also some Jap
anese wounded there, all of whom are
doing we'll
Rojestyensky is wounded in the fore
head and right leg. He is receiving
every attention and tender care at the
hands of the Japanese and is progress
ing fayorably, although suffering from
severe mental strain. He will soon
be convalescent,
The Sasebo hospital is a model in
stitution. rejecting great credit on the
japanese.
The arrangements for the care of
the sick and wounded on@the Japan csc
battleships and hospital ships is ssu-
peril" said DR.. BREASTED, land accounts
for the fine condition Of the japanese
wounded received at the Sasebs naval
hospital. The Russian wounded receive
exactly the same care that is afforded
the JaDanese.
The japanese take their victory
very senslbly and express their SYM
pathy to the Russians. Admiral Togo
is extremely modest <over his great
achievement"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-06
WILL DESTROY.
FE[ONS HAUNTS
City Of Seattle Orders Re-
moval of 200 Shacks in
Southern Part of Town
ACT OF HEALTH BOARD
Destruction of Shanties OH
] Sand , Spit Will Render
500 Persons Homeless
Special ptspatch to. rhs cam

SEATTLE, June 5.-Five hundred per-
sons will be rendered homeless by an or
der issued by the City Board of Health
tonight to burn upward of 200 shacks
on the south side. Sand Spit. They are
considered a menaee-to the health. of the
neighborhood, Two weeks ago the board
condemned the premises and notified the
owners and occupants to move to other
quarters. but the order has not been obeyed
and drastic measures will be adopted.
The district furnishes homes for In
dians. negroes and whites and at times is
the haunt of visiting criminals. Not a
shack in the neighborhood but, is filthy
in the extreme. Many of the occupants
get their food supplies from the garbage
barrels of the alleys. Others make a
living by hiding murderers. thieves and
crooks of all kinds.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-06

Continued From Page 1. Column :.

sure did not accumulate but with the
extra weight on the safety valve and with
the fires of internal agitation burning
holly there may be an explosion.
Trepoff is one of the busiest and most
energetic officials in Russia, and he re-
quires the same long hours of attention to
duty from his staff. The general is at
his desk shortly after 4 O'Clock in the
morning, and his subordinates are expect
ed to be on duty at 8 o'clock. 4 Instead OF
keeping the easy hours exacted by other
office-holders, Trepoff invariably WORKS
late into the. night, and his secretaries
take turns at an extra hour OF duty early
in the morning and at night. lie Will not
remove his headquarters to the Ministry
of the Interior, but will direct the AFFAIRS
of his new position from his present
chancellery in the ST. Petersburg general
government.
One of Trepoff,s secretaries said to-day
that it was realized that the precautions
taken for the safety of their chief must
now be redoubled, as the prominence or
his new office and the feeling of the radi-
Gals that he was appointed as dictator TO
put down the reform movement will make
him mark for the terrorists, no matter
how moderately he may execute his ou-
ties.
The announcement that Minister or the
Interior Bouligan has rendered his reslg-
nation is. coupled with the report that ne
did so partly on account of the augmen-
tation of the powers of his subordinate,
Trepoff, but chiefly because the work or
his commission is finished and the project
for the calling of national assembly IS
in the hands of the Ministers.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-06
Actin Harmony on
the Presidents
Initiative.
Solid Backing for
Washington's
Efforts.


WASHINGTON, June peace in the
Far East was the subject Of another con-
ference at the White House to-day be-
tween the President and Takahira, the
japanese Minister. It was the third con
ference Of the day which the President
lac had on This subject. Jusserand, the
French Emhassador, and Obierne, the
British Charge q Anaires. having been
callers at the White House this morning.
Thus far the Japanese Minister has not
been able 20 tell the President except in
The most general and unofficial way what
Japan is likely to demand of Russia when
The latter can be- brought TO discuss
peace. Even the Minister himself has no
idea what Japan's Indemnity may amount
To-
The President was unable to give Taxa
hira any intimation Of how Russia has
viewed the humiliation Of her feet, and
until Count Cassini's report on his visit
TO the White House has been replied 10
from ST Petersburg no further progress
toward peace can be made in that direc-
ton.
Meantime. with the assistance Of Taxa
hira. the President is acquainting HIM
self as fully as possible with the views
Of the Japanese Government on the sub
sect OF peace. It is realized by the Wash
. formidable war party in Japan 10 cope
with, and this is one Of the reasons why
il is difficult for Toxic 10 give Washing
ton definite informa ton about what the
terms would be in the light of Admiral
Togo's latest victory.
Regarding the general situation, IL can
be announced that Europe regards the
President as the most available medium
for the preliminary communications be-
tween St Petersburg and Toxic. and both
Count Cassini the Russian Embassador,
and Takahira are convince of the Presi-
dents sincerity and friendliness to both
belligerents in his conferences regarding
the ending of the war.
Whatever may be the result OF the i'm
portant conference the President had with
Count Cassini the exchanges between
Washington and the European capitals
are gradually bringing about thorough
understanding among the neutral powers
which Will enable them TO present a
united front when peace negotiations do
begin European adEices received here
indicate that the neutral powers are IN
clined 70 share the Presidents aversion
TO an international conference and that
they are inclined to the belief that all
interests can best be served by direct ne
gotiations between the belligerents.
The President, il is believed, viii en-
deavor to keep Japan's peace terms within
reasonable bounds and the close relations
of Emperor William TO the Car, 1t is
suggested. will enable the German SOW
ereign TO advise the Gar with frank
ness that even the Washington Govern
naent could not assume. Takahlra SAID
tonight;
Toxic is always for peace; but, he
added significantly. Russia must first
realize the present situation in all It's Sc
robustness and be prepared TO face 1t.
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TREpoFF SHOWS HIS POWER.
Prohibits the AlI-Russian Zemstvo
Congress- in Moscow.

MOSCOW, June 6, 2:40 a. m.-Tne
meeting of the all-Russian Zemstvo
Congress, called for to-day. for which
245 delegates from various Zemstvos
and municipalities, including the May
ors of twenty-five cities, arrived here
yesterday, and at which it was pro-
posed to introduce resolutions calling
for the immediate cessation of HOSTILE
ties, has been prohibited. The order
of prohibition, which arrived only late
last night, has aroused the greatest In
dignatiop and resentment
Many of the delegates are determined
to defy the government and to proceed
with the congress, in which case trou-
BILE may be expected. The more radical
of the delegates are preparing meas
ures of an extreme type, and there is
the greatest anxiety over the probable
developments.
Delegates representing the social
revo1utionaries and the League of
Leagues also are in the city and an
effort is being made among them to
agree on a basis for common action.
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SMALL HOPE OF PEACE.
London Expects America's Efforts to
Come to Naught.


LONDON, June 5.-Accounts of Presi-
dent Roosevelt's interviews with Taxa
hira, the Japanese Minister at Washing
ton, Count Cassini. Baron Speck Won
Sternburg and other ambassadors which
are alleged to have been along the line
of efforts TO bring mediation, are receiv-
ing much attention here, but in -dipTo-
matte circles it is not believed that they
viii result in bringing peace. The belief
is firm in all quarters that Russia will
refuse them.
Reports from Berlin, St Petersburg
and Paris give not a single indication of
peace.
AT the Russian embassy it is declared
that the war will be continued, and at
the japanese embassy it is said there is
no expectation of a peace offer. while the
Foreign Office states that il does not
know Of any movement toward peace.
AS far as can be ascertained the British
Government has made no attempt to
bring about Intervention, although 1t I'M
doubtedly is acquainted with the terms
Japan will accept and is in position to
take up negotiations with France, Rus
sia's ally, as soon as II is understood
such a movement will not meet with
rebuff Among the many advocates of
peace in this country probably the most
active is Sir Thomas Barclay, who was
largely instrumental in the powerful ef-
fort for mediation between the COM
batants few months ago. He said to-
day:
Three months ago the Japanese would
have agreed to these peace terms: First
the evacuation of Manchuria by the Rus
slams and its return to the control OF
China under Japanese supervision; sec
ond. Japanese protectorate in Korea;
third. the surrender Of the lease Of Port
Arthur and also the surrender of the
Manchurian Railway to international
control and the dismantiing of the fortf-
cations of Vladivostok. Since the naval
battle however. 1t develops Japan has