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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-25

The best Xmas gift, a scholarship
Selvidge Business College. 2O-lt
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-25
AL Rice

Gifts for men? Look over our
took of shaving supplies and pipes +;
hey represent scores of gifts that
Jill be appreciated.
"a f. j. RAMSEY, Druggist.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-25
WooDMAN CIRCLE,

Meets first Monday afternoon at
O'Clock and third Friday night at
o'clock In each month.
MRS. A. IL. CURTIS, Guard,
MRS. II. II. STURGEON. Clerk
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-25

The best Xmas gift, a scholarship
n Selvidge Business College. polo
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-12-25
Has the
Right Ring

u have just finished making
one new wagon and have or
ders in for two more. | use
only the best material and ev.
cry piece of work is guaran-
teed. There is no use to go
out of town to buy when you
can buy at home for the same
or a little less money Myold
customers are alway $ welcome
and new ones are invited to
come. l am proud of the cas-
toners | have and thank each
of you cordially for the bust
hess you have thrown my
way. May the paths of 1906
lead you in pleasant places.
AL Rice
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-14
ServSeoan|<

Wir batten = 70 eraablt elm alter
beutfder Solbat = i'm Chamber ben
Sag bon Seban als Haittas ssfeiert.
Gbenbs gegen 6 1br laeerte 1i9 bic
gOmpasnie auf freiem Selbe INN Elm
SAB Bier; Wurft, &dfe ufp. tpurbe
bertbeilt; Der 9auptmonn belt cine
furoe Mnfprade iiber bic 8ebeutuns
bes Sases unb bic Mufsabe bes re9z
ten Solbaten; um Z lbr sinss ipieber
in bic Auartiere, nadbem ieber feinen
@doppen betommen bate. Oa auf
benz 9eimipes bore ia, pie elmer unfez
rer Mustetisre nahbentlia feinen 2a=
meraben fragt: nOu, mas if4t iest
bes uu fir a aerle stpd, Der Sebang
Sfdt bas a SranShos ober q DeutfAer
stpG9" Ser Mann bieB, 10 lanse er
nod in Der gompagnie mar: Ser ST.
ban. Was feline 9eimatb anbelanst,
70 lit es nidt Srier, bas @eid bes
GERM &Orum, fonbern Jreiburs in
8aben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-14
Warbi Wras, Glorioa. Der Siisen,
gpeaial MnsHns fiir SnStana 4uuri'
fen iiber Die Rennfplnanta 3tnien,

gu iebr nngenebmer Belt fir cine Heiie
mad benz Siiben fomrnt Der ipe3iene Nitt.
Binter 9lusHus fur Sf,oiana Tourtften,
cine ni6t foftspielige 9eiie fur @e5unbteit.
Guhenoe nod ben beriibntten Mis HuaSorten
bon SIoriba unb beS Sioens, einfdIieblit
,rpeier 8ersniisunestase Der befannten Marbi
@ras 6eitlidfeiten sl Stem Orleans. Cir
mafiiner 8uIman 3ug perldbt ben Snbiana.
polls Union Sabnbof am 81. Sebruar UNI Z
ubr @benoS iiber bic YenninIpania 2inien.
Yunfte BON Snterefe Der &pute entlang
ihIieBen IN fiH bic %beriibmten ShIahtfeIoer
9oofout Mountain, Gbidamausa, MtIenta,
Sapannab, bic Wari9route o Sherman
mad benz Meer'.
Die 5our uinfabt Ormonb, Der beribmts
Observation-Disclosures Ct @ueuitine nit
ieinen altertbiimIifen ipaniiden 8aftionen
8eniaeola, pom Narine Sntereffe; Yat
Gbriftian, baS Nemport bes Giiben, Wobile,
Birmingham, Haibuile, NIT seniisenb i3eii
sur llmidau. 8mei Gage MufentbaIt in
Nep Orleans tpdbrenb bes Narbi @raS
Glf Tage in benz ionnigen Giioen, entferni
pom benz Sis unS Sdnee bes Norbens uni
Der &oitenpnnft einihlieBlih 9ulmans nu,
500. Da bic ShIafftelen seitigft i'm Dor.
aus befteqt tperben foqten 10 fpreHen Sit
balb Dor ODER i1reiben Sic an SO. SO
Ri1aroion, Miiiitant GeneraI paHasisr,
Ngent, indianapolis, er wirb ale 6raaer
bereitwiqiaft beanttrorten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-14
Mms Der 9egiSlatnr.

Die Miuiond,s 2Dbbp ermies fi9
eefern i'm Senat erfolgrei6. Die Orb.
idafts fsusr ; 0Orlase bonn SenotOr
@iduire muroe our9 alerIei Nmsnbe=
ments bsrartig ,ugeridtst. baB bic
rei9sn Burger bss Staates nit benz
6o9bemuBtfein fterben tSnnen, BOB Der
Staat bon ibrsm @eidtbum Mot mebr
wie friber erbdlt.
Die Steuer. Gerret-0 orla9e bonn Se-
rlator @ooo, uel4e befimmt, hob bic
Soften Der Steuerein3iebuns Dor 0er=
tbeilune Der @elosr in bic psrf9iebsnen
Gunbs, einse3ogen werben, uuroe audi
i'm Sauie an9enommen.
Die Summe bon $l15, 600 purbs
fur Die 6alaire Der 2egislatu rmitglie=
Der uno Der a~nsefelten BERN iQiste.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-14

Bel einem 8ranbe in einent
apartment 6aufe an Weit9efter
Nbe. i'm 8orrpugb 8ronr, Rep Yort,
bet pcl6em Drei &inDer bes Wirtbes
William SafIen umfamen, betpies ftf
bic 12idbrise Static Saffen als eble
2ebensretterin. sic er3Gblte, baB
lire Mutter furtgsgangen mar, uIn
benz Batter, mie jeben 4benb. @fen gu
bringen. @ls bus 6euer uusbra4,
i6liefen dlle &lnber. &dtie erpa9te,
als bas 3immer nit Hau9 ansefint
mar. sic iu9te Die Mutter, bic aber
nt9t bu mar. unb aoe bann ibren8ruz
Der 2ouis, 10 Sabre alt, aus benz
8ett unb fdleppte i'm na9 benz gorz
ribOr; bann elite lie 3uriid, UNI Wiaie,
z Sabre alt, gu bolen, unb bOrte f4on
brauBen bus 9eranrafeln Der 5euerz
fpebr. Ser Nualm berfperrte i6r ben
Weg uns lie bielt f9on 4aes fir perz
loren, als tie @iGis ertappte unb ibn
ebenfals binausf9leifte, absr an bic
Hettune Ser bret fleineren @ef4piiter
fpnnte bas brape feline Mdb9en nidt
mebr benfen. benin tie ielbit mar f4on
bonn Hau9 faft iiberpdltist, ais bic
Seuerpebrleute lie in's Srsie bra9ten.
Sruu Saffen, Die Mutter Der &inoer,
fam gu ipdt, Inn nod retten 81 tOne
men. Sic bebduptet Spar, lie piiroe
Die 8leinen berauseebolt haben, tpertt
bic pplioei unb Seuerpebrleuts lie
ni9t sepaltfam aus benz brennenoea
6auIe Suridgebalten BADEN piirben.
Der Batter erfubr ert ppn Der &ata<
ftropbe. ais aIes ppriiber mar.
= Mus Der @eppbnbett.
5err: rNa. Sean. sic MAIDEN ia 10 elm
mibmutbises 9efi9t; mas feblt Shs
mems" Diener: nM9 ni9ts, end' !9err,
aber felt Sic bic @rbi4aft gemadt unb
ale S9ulben beaablt baben, TONNE i4
mir bier 10 iiberfliifia por!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-14
Sn O6but seaommea.

Wit hlutsnoem @ei1te unb e%rfrore.
men 9dnoen unb 6aben Duroe geftsrn
Nbeno @bas. 6apes. 1886 Olipsr Npe.
mohnbaft, an Der Noro Slinois Str.
auf9efunoen uno in cine benadbarts
Mpotbsfs setraeen, mo man i'm tbeil-
weiie auftbaute, fpdter aber mittels
Mmbulan3 nod Dem D%ispenfarium
f6roern li.b. Sapes, Der anfheinenb
Hart setrunten bate. murbe ipdter Der
poli3ei iiber9eben uno tuesen Srunfen-
belt einssfsdt. Sein Gefidt bate ct
fid anideineno burd einen 6al auf
benz slatten 8irserftsiss ssridunben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-14
SAalertm als 9eteftib.

Sur9 elm iunses Mdo6sn aefansen
unb Der pDlisei tibetlisfert, tpuroe
getern @oith @alom, II Sabre oft, bic
ibre MbreKe als 1884 Sho Slinois
Str. ansiebt. bort absr srf fett turaer
3eit setprbnt babsn ION. Na4 Mus.
Iagen Der polisei ffammt bic 0erbaftete
aus @ranb &apios, Wi9isan uno III
nur fsit furser 3eit In Der Staot. @or
einieen Sagsn bsnubte Elm S9leidoieb
cine siinfiae @elessnbeit, mebrere
S9tIer Der Sbortriose Sodidule um
ibre Sa9en au erlei9tern. SRI. 6
9ilp, 1922 on 0ermont Str. Der.
mibte ibre1 Wantel, ibre @elbb6ris
uno cine Siamantennabel unb SRI. u.
8. Soper, 103 OH %. StraBs berlor
einen Boa aus Siloerfu9s=p sl3werf.
@effsrn Na9mittas nun, als Grl.
ellie nit elmer Greunoin bic Strabs
entlans sing, bemsrtte iie elm Wdo@sn.
NIT heQfarbigem Wantel, Der benz ibrsn
dbnlid fab, MUIR feblte Der @irtel. Sic
folets o~erfelben, uno als bies Mdbdsn
an Der Glib Sainois Str. cine Sreppe
binauf3ufteisen i'm Besrife Hanb,
Felis fe baKelbe CUR Rebe. 6rl. 2iQr
tntfte benz Wdo9en ben ManteI aui
unb iab oann ibre Siamantnabei am
8uien Der NbgefaBten bliben. Die 10
@effente nabm Die Nabel ab unb tiber.
CAB bieislbe an Grl. 9iQp, iobalo fG
oiefe ieoo9 iibe,3eu9t bate, oab aud
Der Mantel ibr aeb6re. ba beauftragte
fe fur3weg bic Ibsefabte, nit ibr aur
ppliseitation 3u geben. 9as Wdo&en
folste unb tpuroe bort in Saft genom.
men unb bic Nnfla9e bes @rOBoieb.
fables tuuroe 9esen fe er6Oben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-14
Steiner @dIauberqer +.

: Steiner g d au b
2ebrer: uJriB, mo tpuroe Der Jriez
bensf4lub bes leBten &rieges untcr5
seidnetg" Srib: ~@m unteriten Gnbe,
9err 2e9rer."
= 9 Sbeal. rSntsr=
eiiiren sic iid nidt fir 8risftaubsp.
!9err ODftor?" or lanse es feline
@elbbrieftauben gibt, lit mir Der
Sport sleidsiiltis!"
: protef. gomptoirift laum
praftitanten): rSteblen Sic fdon
fpieber unferm gbef bic Belt pee2"
praftifant: rWie fann ih bas2-g r
fast bod INNER, er bat ia 3eit!"
= Seine Musleguna. Sc
funbdrbabner: nSa, unfer Oienftbez
trieb bat audi feline @efabren fir Qeib
unb 2eben." = Geifenber: Isle meiz
men, er lit langpeilig gum Sterben2".
= Moberne 8lafirtbeit.
6err (ber NIT eineY 8efannten cine
Meiie MAIDEN min: Geben mir an bsn
@enfer See2" Befanntsr: sd biit'
Sic. bas 1T bait AUDI f9On 10 nal alz
tes!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-14
8ottIteb Geufharbt,
.Ots 9emat5li3e Gde."
Gde Toble nnDM arfef Ctr.
Srnnoeisentbnms llebertragunsen

Sobn G6oen on Charles @. Subdl,
Cots 2 unb 8 in Blof 4 In @af Woob.
laun aob., 60 BEL: 1876 SUB. bsrbsi-
Teri, @hoisite Der Sopt Npe., 6itlid
BON State. $4,000.
Mnorem unber3a9t u. u. an @uftab
6. poblman, Got l in Dunlop u. u.
Subj. In Morris' Mob., 36.8 bel l46
SUB, perbeHsrt, Sffeite Der Wabifon
Ape., n6roli9 Der SunIop StraBe.
81, 500.
Charles q. Orper on Soiepb &.
WOrsan, Got 40 in Saueafter's Bel
mont 9ob., Sc BET 153, berbsRert,
Wefieite Der gismard Npe., iaolid
bon 2ambert Str. $3.50.
linton 8rut Co., Srufes an Wal-
ter s. Subbarb, She'll bon Outlot SO,
SO Bel 1875 SUB, nerbeHsrt, NorboH
@de gaf unb 2orb ctr. $4,000.
Ssnrp @uinn u. u. an gbarles q.
Mspsrs, Got 80, @eagan part aob.,
40 bel ITO CUB, berbefert. StiOOtsde
college Mpe. uno Is. Ctr. $4,000.
Nmos s.. Sbober on @bas. SosIiie.
She'll npr01fflines Viertei. Sect. 81.
9fbp. Is, &anse 8, ST Nder, perrp
Sibp. $3075.
gprus 9. Barrett u. u. bur9 Den
Sheriff. Got 1873, Me@arip's 4. Wsft-
ieite Mbb., 40 BET $50 Sub, bsrbsiIsrs,
Norofsite MOrris, peitIi& bon SrOper
St,. s5O7.3 80.
Wartin Jritf9 an emma &idaro-
ion, Got 5 in 6riifd's Suboipifon,
ein She'll bon Springoale Mobition,
$685. bel $50 Gub. bsrbeRert. @Oro-
ieits Der 10. Strabe. tuefli4 bon So.
coma Mbe. $1,000.
Wiliam gloer an Union Nspbali
Contraction Co.. 9Ots 129 unb 100
in Clifton laee Moo., 80 Bel 143 CUB,
paeant, Norofsite Der 81. Str, tpef,
lid bon Clifton Ctr. $3.50.
gmilp 6let9er an CHARLES Brotpn,
Got IL In Senate 9p,nue Subj. 40
Bel 100 SUB. nacant, Siooft-g ds BET
Senate Mbe. unb 90. Str. $500.
@sorge 6earle an Mueuf Meper.
Cots 2O8 unb 200 in @ea9an part.
SO Bel 140 SUB, baeant NorooR.gd
bon Cornell Mpenue unb "a. strabe.
5000.
Mnnie Rice an 9enrp @arrum, cir
9beil Der Got 1, Gquare %, 1874 Be
SO Sub, berbeRert, SHbieite bon Ser.
mont strabe, tuefli9 bon Capitol slbe,
$225O.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-14
Nieaerlansti@s &nmf.

'Sn Der @alerie Der 6irma s.. 2iez
Der uno 60. finbet our 3sit cine Nus-
felIung bon @ouade. unb Nauarell=
Biloern nisoerldnbiider 2hnfler ftatt.
gs finb prddtise 3untmerte pelde
ben 8sidauer iOfOrt feheln. 5ein In
stimmuns unO MuHufuns biloen bic
@emdloe prddtise 3immeraisroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-14
Sn Serbaaslnng senommen

Ridter M1en bat &obert We8ribe
beauftraet, bic @erbanblunasn tibe,
bic biel umftrittsne Wabl i'm perrr
Sopnibip, in 0erbanbluna gu nebmen.
Der STREET UNI ben 8sib bes SOmn'
Ibip.S rufss.Mmts piro nod fort.
bauerrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-14

90 Die bette 5 Sent giearre In
Der Stabt, Wu9o's ~GDnefe0op".
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-27

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Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-27
PAUL JONES' BODY
NOT FOUND AT PARIS
Name Plate on Unearthed Coffin Dis
closes Remains to Be That of
Englishman

PARIS, Feb. ga preliminary ex-
animation which Ambassador Porter is
making for the body of John Paul
Jones, the naval hero of the revolution
ary war, recently disclosed a lead cof-
fin. The name plate on the coffin was
very much corroded. but the inscrip-
ton has finally been deciphered show
ing that it was the coffin of an Eng
ishman buried May 5, $780, two years
before the death of Jones. Conse-
quently the coffin will not be opened.
The examination continues.
The finding of this lead coffin has
the advantage of establishing that
those buried in the Protestant ceme-
terry about the time Of Jones death lie
in the vicinity of the present excava-
lions
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-27
penditure fully justified by the advan-
tages secured"
s5,O00,000 FIRE
IN NEW ORLEANS
CONTINUED from Page one.)


reached Napoleon avenue, which also is
very broad street.
During the fire a heavy wind blew
and the blaze was of indescribable fury.
carrying brands to great distances and
driving back the crowds of sightseers.
Immense pieces of corrugated iron,
torn from the sides of the upper ele-
vator, were carried through the air as
If they were feathers and dropped in
every direction, constantly endanger-
ing the lives of the firemen and the
spectators.
The weather was bright and warm
and nearly $4,000 people visited the
scenes during the progress of the fire.
Aside from the tremendous financial
loss involved. the fire is a calamity to
New Orleans in the temporary abate-
ment of the immense export business
of the Illinois Central. particularly in
the matter of grain shipments.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-27
RePoRTs HEAVY LossEs
Gen. Kuropatkln TeIegraphs to En-
peror Result of Action
BY Associated Press.

peTor HeSuU OF ACtIOn
BY Associated Press.
ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. 2e.-Gen-
eral Kuropatkln has telegraphed to the
emperor under date of February 25 as
follows:
"At o'clock this morning the
enemy occupied Tslnkhelchen. Exact
reports of our yesterdays losses have
not yet been received. There are
twelve officers and about three hundred
men wounded in hospitals at San
Lunyu. The percentage of killed is
very large. The commander of the de-
tachment reports acts of bravery by
many detached bodies of troops"
General Kuropatkin instances many
cases of close fighting and bayonet
charges and concludes:
This morning battalion of the
enemy advanced in the direction of
Papin pass, six miles southwest of San
Lunyu and this evening the enemy's
outposts commenced to approach the
passes occupied by us.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-27
NO DECISION ON zEMsKY TABOR
Claim That Parliament Would Be
Fatal to Autocracy
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 81, 135 a.
m.-The question of convoking the
zemsky tabor is apparently not yet
settled. Some of the emperor's advis-
ers are entertaining the idea that to
summon the land parliament at this
time win be fatal to autocracy, but
that as a preliminary step toward a
representative assembly it might be
we'll to invite representatives of the
people to sit in the council of the en-
pire, a purely consultative assembly
with existing conservative elements as
a balance wheel.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-27
No Blockade is Visible

By Associated Press.
VLADIVOSTOK, Feb 26.-The re-
port from Toxic that Russian cruisers
had left this harbor and were met by
Japanese .blockaders and Obliged to
retire is incorrect. The cruisers oc-
casionally go outside to maneuver, but
thus far no blockader has been seen
and there is no evidence of blockade.
Life in the town is quiet and regular,
though the streets are less thronged
than usual, owing to the absence of
noncombatants -r
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-27
WILL BUILD BATTLESHIPs
Japanese Favor Construction of War
Vessels at Home Navy Yards
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
TOXIC, Feb. 26. = The report that
Japan has ordered four battleships to
be constructed in England is incorrect.
1t is probable, unless circumstances
compel her to do otherwise, that
Japan will in the future construct all
her war vessels at home.
She has extensively equipped yards,
shops and gun and armor factories.
There is also a strong and growing
sentiment in the navy and nation in
favor of home construction exclusively.
The naval yards are already engaged
on an extensive building program, in
Guiding two large armored vessels.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-27
stoessel Reaches Moscow

BY Associated Press
MOSCOW, Feb. 26.-General Stoessel,
late commander of the Russian forces
at Port Arthur and his party arrived
here at 9 o'clock this morning. Gem
eral Stoessel was met in the imperial
pavilion at the st. Nicholas station
by the governor, nobility, numerous
officers and civilians. Colonel Diamen-
ski made an eulogistic address of well
come, declaring that your splendid
defense of Port Arthur amazed the
world and created immortal glory for
Russia"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-27
sMELTERMEN ON STRIKE
Waikout in British Columbia Follows
Defeat of Eight Hour Bill
BY Associated Press

by AssOcIdItd FIess,
VICTORIA, b. c., Feb. 26-A general
strike of the smelter employees of Brit
ish Columbia has been declared, a re-
suit of the defeat of the eight-hour bill
for smelter employees in the British
Columbia legislature. They threatened
to strike for shorter hours some time
ago, but waited to see the fate of the
bill.
The strike is for three shifts of eight
hours instead of two shifts of twelve
hours, as at present, without change in
pay. The smelter owners state they
are now working on a basis of 1 per
cent profit and will tie up the mining
industry rather than accede.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-27
Advantaaes Of ThIs Plan

"The advantages of a sea level canal
across the isthmus are most obvious,
1t would be waterway with no restrlc-
ton to navigation and which could
easily be enlarged by widening or
deepening at any time in the future to
accommodate an increased traffic with
out any inconvenience to the shipping
using it; whereas a lock canal Is IN
reality a permanent restriction to the
volume of traffic and size of ships
that use 1t. Although IL is possible TO
design and construct locks adapted to
future transformation to a sea level
canal that transformation cannot be
made without serious Inconvenience to
navigation and at cost so great as TO
be excessive. The additional cost OF n
sea level canal over that of canal
with locks with a summit level or sixty
feet above mean tide is 52,462,OOO, or
S79, ,742 900 more than the estimated cost
of the lock canal with a summit level
OF eighty-five feet above mean tide,
proposed by the former isthmian canal
commission, after allowing $6,5Oo,OOO for
the Colon breakwater and direct
entrance not previously estimated This
committee considers this additional ex-
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-27

personal a ttra c.
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warranted by the
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Those who have
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Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-27

minimum depth of water thirty-five

minimum depth of water thirty-five
feet.
"These considerations have induced
this committee to express to the COM
mission it's unanimous judgment that
with the contemplated system of work.
ing, and with the work now being per-
formed at Culebra, a sea level canal
free from the restriction of locks should
be adopted This committee believes
that such a canal, with terminal har-
bors. can be constructed for sum not
exceeding $230,5OO,0OO.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-27
eATTLEsHIP GOES SOUTH
Maine to Become Admiral Evans
Flagship

by Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-The battle-
ship Maine and the supply ship Culgoa
sailed today for southern waters.
The Maine goes to join the battle
ship squadron of the North Atlantic
fleet now at Guantanamo. Later she
is to become the flagship of Rear Ad-
miral Robley ID. Evans.
The cruiser Chattanooga has been
taken out of dock at the navy yard and
az soon as she has fitted out completely
she will leave TO join the Caribbean
squadron Of the North Atlantic fleet.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-27

fearing a strike by the police, ordered
this precaution so that In the event an
officer leaving his post Il will not be
unprotected.
The measure Is further intended to
guard policemen from possible attack
by strikers The police demand $3.50
per month, the same scale that is paid
at st. Petersburg. The present pay
here is $e per month.
The private coachmen and livery
stable men here struck today. The
strike of street railway employees con-
tinues.
Some 5000 strikers from the big iron
mills will return to work, all their de-
mands having been granted. These in
clude nine-hour day instead Of ten
and a half hours and increase In wages
Of from 5 to 25 per cent.
1t is announced that all the railways
will be placed under martial law in
order to prevent the extension of the
strikers.
Kills Two Policemen
The employees of the warsaw-st.
Petersburg railway have formulated
demands for presentation to the man
agement. This action is regarded as
prelude to the beginning of the strike.
The vistula strike continues The
directors will meet tomorrow to re-
ceive the worlkmen's demands which
will be referred to st. Petersburg for
approval.
The Vienna railway service having
been resumed, the station here was
crowded all day and trains were over
crowded with passengers who fought to
obtain seats.
The tension in the Warsaw railway
situation has been greatly relieved by
the settlement of this strike. Direct
communication with Warsaw is thus
opened, but traffic is entirely dsor- |
ganized at Warsaw. Passengers for
Moscow and Odessa are compelled to |
travel by circuitous routes.
In Novolpki street at o'clock to-
night an unknown man fired a revolver
at patrol, killing two policemen and !
severely wounding a sergeant. The
murdered escaped.