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RELIEF S-44P STOPPED.
japanese Turn Back British Cruiser
Carrying Supplies.

! Carrying Supplies.
! WEIHAIWEI, Jan. 5.--The British
cruiser Andromeda, which sailed from
here yesterday for Port Arthur with
| hospital stores and surgeons to assist
! the sick and wounded returned here
to-day, not having been allowed to
make landing at Port Arthur The
cruiser proceeded to a small bay ten
miles north of Port Arthur, where she
was met by some Japanese. The latter
refused all assistance or stores Of any
KIND ana declined to allow the ships
officers TO approach closer. the reason
given being the presence of INDICATED
mines.
CHEFU, Jan. 5.-Japanese Consul
Mfzouno tonight notified Russian Con-
sui Tiedemann that the first of the 1000
Russian non-combatants at Port Ar
thur who are to come to Chefu will ar
rive on Friday. 1t will be some time
before the entire 1000 reach here, owing
to shortage of transportation facili-
ties.
The authorities at Toxic having re-
fused a proposition made by the Rus
sian Minister in Peking, Paul Lessar,
TO send ship laden with medical sup
plies and food for the invalids, ii has
been suggested that this ship be divert
ed to Chefu for the benefit of the nom
combatants.
Consul Mizouno says that the refusal
OF the Japanese to allow either the An
dromeda or the ship proposed by Min
lister Lessar to visit Port Arthur is in
pursuance of strict policy not to al
low any foreign vessel to approach the
harbor. 1t is understood, however, that
the refusal of the Japanese to accept
the aid rendered by the Andromeda
was an error born of their desire. to
show to the world that Japanese hu-
manitarianism was fully equal to the
occasion.
sympathy for the sick and wounded
Russians at Port Arthur is widespread.
but the suggestion that they be cared
for at Chefu, Tientsin, Shanghai. Wei
haiwei and Tsingtau has led to an in
quiry which developed the fact that the
combined facilities of the places named
are equal to harboring only very
small percentage of them. The general
opinion here is that the great majority
of the sick and wounded will be com
PEELED to remain at Port Arthur until
they are sufficiently convalescent to
return to Russia.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 5.-The an
nouncement from Weihaiwei that the
Japanese turned back the British
cruiser Andromeda, having on board
much needed at Port Arthur, arouses
indignation here, and goes far to de-
stroy the good impression created by
the attitude Of the victors. II the Jap
anese were unable to allow the Andro-
media to enter Port Arthur, 1t Is not un
derstood here why they did not permit
the Andromeda to land her supplies at
Port Dalny unless the Japanese did not
care to reveal the condition of the be-
sieging army.
VICTORIA. B. c., Jan. 5.-The
steamer Kanagawa, which took a car
go of submarine boats to Japan on her
last trip from Seattle, arrived to-day
from the Orient. The torpedo-boats
were shipped in sections. Officers of
the Kanagawa report that the jap
anese Government now has about
thirty submarine vessels, many of
which are ready for service. Others
are being put together at Kure.
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FINDS NEW
SATELLITE
Of JUPITER
Important DiSCOV-
; cry at Lick OBJ
SerVatOry.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

SAN JOSE, Jan. 5.-Lick Observatory
has discovered sixth satellite of Jupi-
ter. The discovery was made by Pro-
fessor Perrine by means of the Cross
ley reflector and is the result of a sys-
tematic search begun early in De-
cember
On photographs taken at that time
of the region west of Jupiter the image
of an unknown body, which changed
its position nightly, was found by Per-
rine. Since then Investigations have
been carried on to decide whether 1t
was a satellite or one of the asteroids.
During the present week observations
have been made which leave no doubt
that the body is revolving around the
planet Last night it was forty-five
minutes of an arc due west of the
planet and the distance is now increas-
ing slowly.
The satellite is of the fourteenth
magnitude, and to detect it requires a
telescope as large as ten or twelve
inches in diameter.
The orbit of this moon cannot be de-
termined until observations extending
over many weeks have been obtained
However, Professor Perrine says it is
five or six times farther from the
planet than is the outermost of the five
satellites previously known. and it is
possible that the period of revolution
around the planet is from six to eight
months.
The observations that led to the dis
covery of the satellite were the first
made with the Crossley reflector since
1t has been provided with modern
mounting. This is the second satellite
discovered at Lick Observatory.
Jupiters four very bright satellites,
were discovered by Calico in 1910. but
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ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 6.-The
latest report from Vice Admiral Rojes-
ventsky's squadron was contained in
dispatch dated Tamatave, island of
Madagascar, January 2, in which 1t was
stated that the vice adriral's division
OF the Russian second Pacific squad
ron. consisting OF five battleships, three
cruisers, two transports and a hospi-
tai ship, had anchored on that day in
the roadstead of Sainte Marie an island
on the east coast.
The Kniaz Suvaroff, flagship of the
second Pacific squadron. was battle
ship of 1856 tons, with a nominal
speed of eighteen knots. She was
launched only in 1901 and was one of
newest four battleships of Russia, ali
OF the same class. the others being the
alexander the Third. the Borodino and
the Orel, with which it was hoped Ad-
miral Rojestvensky might be able. to
cope with the four remaining bate
ships OF Japan. The Kniaz SIYaroff
was armed with four 12-inch guns and
twelve 6-inch guns and for protection
against torpedoes had four inches of
sfa@l hainw- ! ssSss se.ssya,S,ee 81 ssett
Admiral Sinovi Petrovich Rojest-
sensky. whose flag was flying on the
kniaz Suvaroff. was born 56 years ago
and received his early naval training
In the Russian Corps of Marine Cadets
and in the Marine Academy. He left
the latter institution in 1876, in time to
take part in the Russo Turkish war. In
the following year he earned the fourth
class of the Order of st. George for his
gallant attack with the Vesta on a
Turkish warship in the Slack Sea. He
became q second-class captain in 1885
and up to 1891 commanded a succession
of warships, among them the Vladimir,
the Monomach and the Pervenez In
1886 he was promoted TO rear admiral.
He commanded the revolutionary
squadron in the Baltic during the ma
neuvers carried out in the presence of
the German Emperor in 1902 and on
that occasion received the thanks of
the Car and was attached to the i'm
perial suite. Last year he was ap-
pointed alternate to the chief of the
admiralty staff.
Il was definitely announced yester-
day that because of the fall of Port
Arthur orders would be sent to the
Baltic feet Immediately for its recall
TO home waters. The intention of the
Government is to hold the fleet here
until 1t has been brought up TO its full
strength by the addition of vessels now
undergoing repairs or in process of con-
struction.
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BARD is COMING BACK.
Senator Will Visit Sacramento and
Meet Members of Legislature.


Senator Will Visit Sacramento and
Meet Members of Legislature.
SACRAMENTO, Jan. s. - United
States Senator Bard is supposed to be
on his way to Sacramento to enter in
person the Senatorial fight He tele-
graphed on Wednesday that he would
sta.t tonight and If he did so he NAV
be expected in the California CapitoI on
Monday next. The Senator's managers
felt that his interests demanded his
presence here and that he owed IT to
those legislators who had never seen
an opportunity to size him up before
they did so. The managers say thew
are not in any way afraid of the result
of the Sizing up They telegraphed
him on Tuesday that, in their Opinion
he should be here. The message being
of a most urgent nature and calling for
an immediate reply, Bards managers
waited for an answer. but yesterday
went by and none came. To-day was
nearly done, and still there was no
word The Bard people wondered what
was wrong. This evening State Senator
Rowell of the Bard headquarters han
pened to be in hotel other than tha
one where the headquarters are and
looked over the kilograms in the .sR,;
box, thinking one intended for him
might have been sent to that house bv
mistake. There he found telegram
from Senator Bard opened. It had
come yesterday morning and had lain
in the box nearly two days after being
read by some one it was not intended
for.
Senator Bard announced in the tele-
gram that he would start for Califor-
MIA Thursday night unless the irriga-
tion and statehood legislation, which
was then occupying his attention, de-
tained him too long.
The opening of the telegram and the
failure to put 1t In the hands OF Rowell
earlier are in keeping with some other
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.nEFoRT1rY1NG PORT ARTHUR.
Japan Will Make the Captured Strong
hold Imprcgnable.

CHEFU, Jan. 5.-The statement in
the censored dispatches from corre-
spondents with General Nogi's army
that the Japanese lost only $4,000 men
in taking the fortress is declared to be
absurd by Russian naval officers here.
Their lowest estimate, based both on
personal observation and on stories
told by prisoners, places the Japanese
loss at $4,000.
Advices from Japanese sources say
that the condition of Port Arthur is
chaotic, but that General Nogi and
General Stoessel are rapidly system
atizing affairs there. General Nogi is
prepared, through agents who have
been recruiting for months, to put a
horde of Chinese coolies at work in
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BRIToNs LOSE cHINAs FAVOR.

SHANGHAI. Jan. 5.-The North
China Daily News reports that Chou
Fu, the new Viceroy Of Marking, has
appointed a German named Basse as
manager OF the Chinese arsenal at
Shanghai. This probably means. the
paper says, the ousting of the present
British manager of the Ordnance De-
partment and the bringing of the Chi
nese arsenals at Chinanfu, Hankow.
Shanghai, Marking and Tientsin into
German hands.
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the refortifying of Port Arthur. Vast
quantities of cement and timber are
already on the Yalu River for this pur-
pose, while steel plates and other
manufactured material are ready ir
Japan for transportation to the fort
ress.
Ammunition, food and medical sup
plies to last for years will be sent TO
Fort Arthur. Japan being heedful of
the mistakes made by the Russians.
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Torpedo-Boat Sails for Russi.

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-The torpedo
boat Gregory. built by Lewis Nixon
at Perth Amboy. N. J., for the Rus
sian Government, left New York har-
Dor this afternoon. passing Sandy
Hook outward bound. 1t has been re-
peatedly reported that the Gregory
would go to Russia nnder her own
power.
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it was not until nearly 800 years after
ward. on September 9. 1892, that Pro-
lessor z. e. Barnard discovered the
nth with the Lick telescope. The fifth
and sixth satellites are of approximate
ly the same brightness.
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RIVER IMPROVEMENT PLAN IS ADOPTED


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RUSSIA LOSES
BATTLESHIP OF
BALTIC FLEET
Report Of Foundering Of Varship
Disaster to the Kniaz Suvaroff.
Carrying the Flag of
Rojestvensky.
speca Cable The
Publishing Conn

PARIS, Jan. 5.-The St. Petersburg correspondent of
the Paris edition of the New York Herald teegraphs that
wee Admiral Roestvenskys flagship, the battleshp Knaz
buVarof, has struck rock and foundered
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MAKES DENIAL OF THE REPORT

A, PEiERsBuRG Jan (By Associated
struck Il are unfou ~ ""io"' ias
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War News Continued on Page 2.
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Continued on Page 5. Columna 5.
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THE WEATHER.

San Francisco and vicinity-CIoudy.
unsettled weather Friday; possibly
showers by night: fresh southeast
wind. A. G. McADIE,
District Forecaster.
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THE rHEArERs.

ALCAzAR-"Old Heidelberg"
CALIFORNIA-''Yon Yonson."
COLUMBIA-''Sulta of Sulu."
CENTRAL-"Child Slaves Of Ne
York"
CHUTES-vaudevil
FISCHER
GRAND-"The Darling OF the Gods,
MAJEsTIC-"Held. by the Enemy"
ORPHEUM-vaudev
TIVOLI-"King Dodo."
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-15
To Test Wool and Linen.

lGoftcn happens thar wooden goods
will be doctored with cotton TO dis.
cover this there are several tests that
can be- made one Is the match test
Bv applying a lighted match 10 a
sample Of the goods. the manner In
which &c burns Will be evidence OF IL
gcnuinenoss
Wool viii burn slowIy while cotton
VIII go like train OF @npowdor
Another tcat is 20 uuraycl the threads
and the cotton=can then easily be
detected
10 the experienced buyer Che feel
of luon rs ia sufficient Indication OF
the quality but tor those who lack
this knowledge there is AN old-fash
Toned test which oar grandmoihcrs
nsed which Is unfailug Gao show II
there is cotton in Che wool. Dampcn
the finger and apply 90 The surface Of
tha linen fabric II the moisture is
seen on the other side YOU may know
az once IL Is linen II II Is slow IN
coming through. without doubt there
Is an admixmre 81 cotton Another
method IS 90 unrayel the threads. as
In the wool test
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-15

As lie Looked lu 19el when Fighting
China.
Mauchurian campaign. made some re-
marks about future wars that read
very cntertainingly now. He said:
NO matter what the outcome OF the
struggle just beginning between my
country and Russia. the great often
slve and defensive Of the orient OF the
future will De In uavios. once the
land rights Of the different govern
mcnts here are settled. the armies In
my opinion viii sink back 20 small
proportions and ho maintained on just
about the same basis as is that OF the
United States.
but there Will be n great advance
In naval work and the construction OF
ships. II will soon be possible for
shipyards 20 be In operation here, and
the nayles bo built here rather than
abroad. We have all the raw ma.
tcrIals close at hand and we have tho
engineers and mechanics developing
who will equal. | feel. the best found
I'm the West
The coming naval power OF the
Orient viii extend from tho Red Sea
10 Bering Sea. and will have an cnor
nous coast line 20 cover and protect,
as wei as "A great commerce 10 en-.
courage do not look for many IN.
ture great wars. but such as are I am
Inclined 10 think viii be fought out on
the high seas and be OF short dura-
ton
Japan docs not wish for more war
Japan profoundly desires peace
The commercial and Industrial in
stinct Is awake in Japan. aud our PEG.
PIE would rather work than fight. 80
long as We can DO the former with
honor"
Oyama has grown thick-set md
chunky since 1894 but Is said 70 be
active on his feet and Of great physi-
cal strength and powers OF endurance.
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CHAPTER x.-contInued.

oh, youth. mad loving youth! What
II | were ever disappointed. stin
pressed hot-foot after the slightest
clue that might lead me to my love
can language tell or thought measure
the strength OF love?
| asked many OF the young sparks
about the town whom I soon met II
they were acquainted with or knew Of
n lady named Mistress Rosemary
Allyn? She seemed 10 be unknown
| came TO the conclusion that in spite
OF her beauty and imperiousness, she
was Of small means and station, and
had come 10 Castle Drout by chance.
OF the lady whom | had escorted
into London, also had as yet heard
nothing, She had asked my name.
and where should stop, saying
would hear from her anon AS the IN.
cident no doubt faded from her mind.
had also.
One day was strolllne down Hol.
born with Mister Arnold the biggest
tonguestor In London. hut withal a
fellow with little malice I'm his most
Lodge in Sussex county | had won
the promise OF the hand OF Lady Eel
ton. ! had been equally unfortunate
in not being able TO see that lady:
twas said that she was out OF town.
had gone TO France. Concerning the
paper | had more, Mister Arnold had
displayed a great curiosity, but as he
received no encouragement from me
10 speak upon Il. he soon desisted
II was a day OF rosy sunshine and
baby hreezes. Summer was nount-
ing her flag Of wanton brightness into
the very face Of winter thereby
throwing over all tho land such gracl-
GUS warmth as made one wish she
might forever llnger With MS Spar.
rows few about the half-clad trees.
and bathed in the puddles along the
thoroughfarcs. They shook their
plumage and pruned themselves, twit.
toring increasingly, joyous in the pres.
ent warmth We were as satisfied
and as thoughtless for the moment
as they
Mister Arnold was relating yarn
about Jack Howe-a most notorious
liar-who had unwittlngly told the
truth about an episode OF my Lady
Castlemaines The gossip pertalneth
not to this tale and is not worth re-
peating for It's own sake. We heard a
rumbling OF heavy wheels. and the
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-15

let him give her a dash of rum Yet
another strobe across the room "a
most inane expression on his face 70
him had fallen tho honor OF removing
her headgear
a bcvy Of insolent youths with their
howing and scrapinE
Twice ! made the movement 10 ON
ter. and twice | hesitatcd Ny diia
toriness was my undoinE, for as /
was slipping backward, Intending to
leave and choose more apropos time
for addressing Mistress Allyn. my
sword clanked against the waiuscnt.
ing, and gave out metallic sound
The simpering fellows looked
around with a suspicious quickness#
Had the lady seen me following her
coach2 ! was certainly admitted as
II expected. ! recognized the one at
her feet as my foe of The Lodge. Sir
Rauu Dwight From darkcninr OF
his countenance. hardly proceptIble.
] felt that the recognition was mutual
and that that recognition brought
pladness 20 more than one.
Flight was out OF the question
Naught remained 20 me but 20 add
vance with hs good grace as could
into the room. where ! was waited for
Mistress Rosemary Allyn's eyes met
and crossed mine when I had straight
ened myself from my lowest bow
a ripping laugh escaped her.
Sdeathl" she explained Whom
have We here. cousin one Of your
frlends?" she quored Of the one stln
M her feet
None OF mine. sweet cor" he said
The quick reply came with an insult
ing look az me
His task was now finished. and I as.
sure YOU my advent into the room
had not FASTENED H. lie stood up
tall and straight and Insolent lie
strutted toward me with HIS cycFlass
on and looked me up and down The
follow smelt so OF boreamot. vow
twas offensive
returned his look quito as nxedly
for a brief second when | turned 20
something moro 90 my taste.
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Nations Quarrel over islands.

Australia o. afraid that France will
annex the New Hebrides islands hut
there are many people living In these
lslcs ~ the western Pacific who would
be glad II they could be annexed by
any power For tho blessings Of rule
under an Anelo.French convention are
somewhat mixed The Briton Is for
bidden by his own rulers from import
ing spirits. while the Frcnchman does
merry trade. selling his liquid FIRE
for substantial acres, thus gradually
establishing his predomlnancc over
tho fcttored Anglo Saxon. England
has a historic claim TO rule IN these
regions. for Il was capt Cook. who, in
1873. gave the islands their name. un.
der the belief that they were the most
westerly isles In the Pacific
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-04-15

The coach turned IN Bow street--a
fashionable neighborhood. where
many stately piles reared their crests
and stopped before mansion. The
coach door was opened. the steps let
down. and Mistress Rosemary Allyn
alighted. She then went UP the mar
Bile flight OF stairs and was admitted
at once.
followed her. So rapidly did
mount the steps after tho lady, the
portal was yet warm from her pres
ence. The lackoy opened the door
at my knock Immediately. He uncere-
moniously told me the door 20 the left
II was leycc day evidently for,
through the half-open door | heard
many voices and the gayest OF laugh
ter Cad zooksl methought this was
not what ! wished. and drew near
reluctantly hcsitatcd upon the
threshold Of my desire.
pecped into the room a room aft
or Gibbons. frescoed ceiling and par
quoted floor OF yew. The furnishings
were from Paris saw a number OF
swells, yes. upward OF a dozen or
more who had by all the signs been
awaiting tho lady She sat in state
in n large fautouil with her tiny feet
resting on q stool.
A fellow lnelt before hcr unlaclng
the high topped driving boots, which
imprisoned her feet while another
waited with a pair ~ satin slippers
! knew where there was one that
might claim Nnship 70 them. He
oglcd the slippers az though he could
have swallowed them with the great.
est relish, whilst he alternately looked
with petuIancy at the one az the
lady's feet ! ala not wonder az his
Impotence. for so long did the fellow
llnger DER his sclfImposed undertake
ing, IT had never been completed had
not Mistress Rosemary Allyn called
him 20 task.
Cousin Raoul said she. hast thy
fingers the megrims that they tumble
so over the lacings OF my boots?"
Cousin Raoul sent an upward fond
glance az the lady.
"Thcy become as confused as their
master. being part OF him, upon touch
ing aught OF yours" he said,
"Poof!' she said and shrugged her
shoulders You set a bad example
to your friends, mon cousin
Back OF her chair another fellow
lowered lie held in his hands a
carafe and glass, and begged her 70
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rornado Mrseks nIn narn.

A tornado broke loose at the farm
home or Mrs Charles Griniu. two
miles north OF Blissheld. and com
pletely wrecked the large barn erect.
ed last fan After the storm had
passed there was scarcely whole
piece Of timber left IN the barn The
son. Charles Griffin, was engaged in
milking the COWS. and hearing the
roar OF the storm started 10 shut the
barn doors On the way TO the doors
a flying scanune struck him on the
head but not seriously injurine him.
Instead Of shutting the door he hurs
ried into the yard. and this is evil
IDENTITY all that saved his life
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500 canal celehrntlon.

Charles I Harvey the civil eng.
neer who had charge OF the construc
ton OF pioneer 500 canal. In the pres
cnco OF the legislature presented the
state with the original map used ia
1856 in securing land grants from
the United States government for the
Lake Superior Mexican gulf railway
connections Mr. Harvey spoke al
length Of the history Of the 500 canal
and told OF the plans for the semi
centennial anniversary celebration az
the 500 next Juno. OF the opening OF
the canal Hon Peter White also
spoke OF the 500 history Mcssrs.
Harvey and White want s25 600 APP
Precipitation from the state 10 aid In
the celebration Congress has appro.
prlated 10000
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Natural History Museum.

Battle Creek is TO have fine nat
ural history museum When the high
school building was erected many
years ago collections were begun for
museum. ON account OF lack OF
school room the museum has been
closed for several years. and the spoci-
mems stored away The new Charles
Willard public library building, now
nearly completed. win have two com
modious rooms SEQ aside for museum
purposes n y. Green, a wollknown
ornithologist has donated n collection
OF 400 birds shot In thc vicinity. and
other collections have been offered
Especial attention will ho given TO
making IL a natural history museum
and not a collection o. brica-hrac and
curios