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Evening journal., 1905-04-05
Your Wants Supplied
HELP wANTED-MALE.
This classiflcation &c a word.

WANTED-By Success Magazine, on
q straight salary basis. a young
man or woman in every county to take
charge Of our subscription business. A
few travelling positions also open.
Positions permanent. References re-
quired. Apply to Success Magazine.
University Bldg. y. Y. Mar 2S-14t
WANTED-Good strong boy to work
in bake house. s. per week. Frei-
hoter's bakery, s. l.. Cor. Sth and
Orange. Call between 4 and 6.
Upholsterers wanted am
mediately on furniture and rail-
way car seats. Apply at once, Hale &
Kil0uin, 18th and Lehigh Sts., Philadel-
phia. Mar. 16-tf. %
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Wilmington Trust Co.
O1S Market St.

Interest paid on daily balances, sub
iect to ch eek.
Acts as Registrar and Transfer
Agent; as Trustee for Corporations,
Firms and individuals; and as Guar
dian. Executor and Administrations
Takes entire charge of Real and
Personal Estates.
Issues Foreign Drafts. payable at
any Of the money centers of he
world.
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REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-C Corner grocery store prop
erty with good stable. Owner re-
tiring. Inquire S. Il. Cor Linden and
Van Buren SITS. April 4-1t..
FOR SALE CHEAI'-The beautlful'
stone mansion and grounds situate on
Beech street between Rodney and
Clayton, having a frontage Of 240 feet
on Beech street and running back 405
feet to Oak street. Dwclnng contains
is rooms and five bath rooms. electric
lights. Lawn is full Of large and rare
shale trees. This property is up to
date in all Of its apartments, ore OF the
finest in the city. commanding a good
view OF the city, the Delaware river
and the surrounding country. VIII be
sold for less than one-haH OF what it
cost. Apply Real Estate Department.
the Equitable Guarantee and Trust
Company. j2i-tt
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LlabiIitles slos. io1. Assets ssoo.

Boston. April 5.-E Moody Boyn-
ton. Of West Newbury a well known
inventor. filed voluntary petition in
bankruptcy The liabilities are $780,
101. with assets OF $500.
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This classification &c a wor

Consisting OF roadsters, heavy draft.
farm chunks. general purpose, store
horses, and any kird of a horse to suit
the man that Svants a good. young.
sound horse that is fully guaranteed
to be as represented. These horses
weigh from 900 to 1900 pounds and all
colors. Among the lot are some good
matched teams
Sale positive, under cover
and in the warm. Old horses
and mules taken in exchange
Every horse to be as repre-
scented or your money cheerfully re-
turned. 90 days credit by giving a
bankable note approved indorser. In
teresf added. Horses can be seen any
time before sale and we take greass
pleasure in showing them. Horses at
private sale all the time.
JESTER e MCDANIEL.
stidham & Son, Auctioneer.
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FRE N CARRIAGE FACTORY.

slight fire occurred IN the carriage
factory and blsckani,h shop OF r. r..
Lank. Fifth and Delaware streets. ves-
ierday morning. Sparks from an en-
gine IN the building ignited the roof
and it was with difficulty that Mr..
Lank extinguished the blaze before it
had gained headway.
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Owing 10 the fact. that there was no
rnornnl present thsiA9Ssas no meetine
Of The Trustees 10 fhzzE0mm0ns held
last evening Constable frank Cleav-
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eermnn EIecirlc sneea re.t..

A speed Of $50 miles az hour is ex.
pected to be reached IN the new tests
which will be made on,the high speed
electric line near Berlin. The last ex-
perlments which were made on the spe-
cially laid track from Berlin TO Zossen
resulted in speed Of over 13O miles
an hour. II is now proposed TO I'm
crease the speed The tests will begin
within a few months.
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TALKING MACHINES.

WE ARE headquarters for all kinds OF
talking machines. Edison and Co
lumbia cylinder machines and Coluni-
bia and Victor disc machines. Ihis IS
a personal invitation to hear the latest
records played-any piece on REQUEST
Journal machines exchanged LlPSIN-
COTT & CO.. sO6-si4 Market street. II
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APpLIED FOR A FRANCHISE.

William IL. Cooper. Jr., attorney for
tho Delaware Water Improvement
Company. applied to the Levy Court
IN Wilmington yesterday afternoon
for franchise TO use the New Castle
causeway near this city Tor the laying
of pipes and stringing Of wires. Some
Levy Courtmen thought the applica-
ton too sweeping and IL was referred
TO their attorney Horace G. Knowles,
for an opinion.
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PROPOSALS
REMOVAL

Howell s. England, Attorney at LAW.
has removed his Office to 904 Market
ST., Wilmington Del. Mar. 2S-15t
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err whose btilt fpr' Aefvices In eennec-
ton With the Commons farms waq
held up n the trustees at their last
meeting. WAS in New Castle ready 70
push his claims before the board. Mr..
Cieaver's bin was for S6762 but the
board allowed him but SlO.OS.
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SIGN PAINTING.

ALL KINDS OF SIGNS MADE AT
Bucher's.
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NOT1CE.AI. CHARLES L. SPRINGER,
the tenant naa occupant OF the house
situated az the southwest corner of Eiev-
enth and Kirkwood streets In the Eighth
ward On thc city OF Wilmington. county
or. New Castle, and State of Delaware. ia
compliance with the requirements OF tho
acc OF the General Assembly in such
case made and provided. do hereby give
notice that I,shull apply in writing to the
Court OF General Sessions of the State Of
Delaware, la 9nd for New Castle county.
on Aiotday tho IS day of May 1905. be-
ing the next term OF said court. Tor u-
cense for said house. as an INN or tavern
Tor the sale therein OF intoxicating iio-
uors 10 less quantities than one quart TO
be drunk on the premises. and the fol-
lowing respectable citizens OF, said ward.
at least twelve Of whom are substantial
frecholders b. said ward. recommend tho
said npplicafion viz.
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expect to have a consignment sale
Of furniture on the l1th inst Any one
having good goods to put in, better
apply at once TO
w. A. HUKILL, Auctioneer,
Bayard Building.
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PENSIONERS.
HAWKINS & CO.,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS
10 MARKET STREET.

Low rates lor insurance against loss
or damage by fire or lightning.
ON BRICK DWELLINGS:
S10O0-one year,. .Sl.OO
S1000--three years -. 200
Sl.OOO-hve years. 800
Larger amounts in same proportion.
on HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE:
Sl.0O0-one year $50
S1,OOO-three years -. ESQ
$1.0O0-five years.. 400
Larger amounts in same proportion.
we rep-eseat the pick OF the best
American Companies represented in
Delaware.
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FOR SALE

Valuable tract of land on Kennett
Turnpike at Centreville. Fin e
building sites Inquire of
George A. Elliott, Atty.
Equitable Building.
f2l-2w
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LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

NOTICE., JOSEPH KELLY the owner
and occupant of the house situated at
Nos. 1876 and 1927 Lancaster avenue in
the Twelfth ward, In the city
of Wilmington. county of New
Castle and state of Delawarer1in compli-
ance with the requirements Of the acts Of
the General Assembly. in such case made
and provided do hereby give notice that
shall apply in writing TO the Court Of
General Sessions Of the State of Delaware
In and for New Castle county, on Mon
day, the 18th day of May, A. d.. 1905, be-
ing the next term OF said court, for a
license for said house as an inn or tav-
ern, for the sale therein of Intoxicating
liquors IN less quantities than one quar-.
to ne drunk on the premises, and the fol-
lowing respectable citizens of said ward.
at least twelve OF whom are substantial
freoholders of sad ward, recommend the
q
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MUSICAL
/. ACKERMAN

Pianos and organs tuned and cleaned,
Sl.50. Z Repairing a specially. Resi-
dence 4OS Harrison St.. D. Sc A. Phone
2O42D.
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Chns Blocher, Patrick Daley
John 10. Healey John Boughman,
Horace Bradley John w Mccoy,
Peter Elmer Thos r. Maguire,
Benjamin Adair, John A. Golden.
John Young. Frank NJ. Sewer,
n. Parker Walton Horatio l.. Grubb,
Lewis DickeS. Chas McGaughey,
Edward Maxwell, James G.. Leblanc,
W. II. Greenwalt Sr., j. u. Holland.
T.. ]. Goldop, Frank w. Mccoy,
Daniel D. O'Leary w. F. Gehgelbach,
Robert W. Chambers, VIM. G. Taggart
VIM. Il. stanton, James McNally,
april4-St JOSEPH KELLY.
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III Losses Promptly Paid.
Market Strset Above Seventh.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27
TIOLENCE At LIBAU.
4 Gendarme Shot Dead-Telegraph
Wires Damaged.

Libau Jan. 26.-The woriImen here are being
compelled TO leave the factories and mills by
the more militant faction of the strikers. The
telegraph lines have been damaged.
strike has also begun at the wire works.
Men singing songs and blowing trumpets went
from factory TO factory calling ont the workers,
Some Of the mills are still in operation.
A gendarme was shot dead to-day while IN the
act Of wrestling flag from strike leader.
Troops are now patrolins the town but no col
lision with the strikers mas occurred The teIe
graph and telephone lines have been repaired
Iibau is a town OF Russia in the Government OF
Courland on the Baltic Sea las miles by rail- south
west OF Riga on a bank separating Lake Libau
from the Baltic II has artificial harbOr which
IS frozen only for few days in the year, so that
since IIbau has been connected by direct rail-
WAYS with the chief grain producing regions Of
Russia it has become one Of the chief seaDOrts of
the eupire and has absorbed all exports which
formerly were sent Honigsoerg, in Prussia In
recent years Eibau has been fortified and has been
made an important naval station. The port is
visited BY am average Of $50 ships yearly. IL has
a population OF about s0Goo
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27
BATTLE ON THE SHAKHE?
CANNON ROAR ALL DAY.
Armies of Oku and .Nodau Thought
To BE an fiction.

General Kurokis Headquarters, Jan. 26.-A
heavy and continuous artillery roar has been
heard to the westward all day. Apparently the
largest engagement since October is being
fought. Reports received here are to the effect
that a Russian force has crossed the Hun River
on the japanese left wing. a Japanese force
advanced against the Russians. making an at
tack.
The fighting must be attended with great suf-
fering from the cold. A snowstorm began on
Monday, following long period of remarkable
midness. The temperature is below zero. and
the plains are covered with several inches of
snow. The ground is TOO hard for rapid in
trenchng. To-day's move by the Russians is
the first important one since General Mist
chenko's recent raid.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27
SKIRJIISHES 1T MOSCOW.
No BIoodshed Reported IN attempts
to Break Gordon.

Moscow. Jan. 26.-Although the strike is
steadily spreading. the movement thus far has
not been accompanied by collisions of great
gravity. To-day's happenings we're restricted
10 minor skirnishes on the northern and east
crn outskirts Of the city in which the troops
successfully resisted all efforts OF the crowds To
break through the GORDON. No tioodshed is re-
ported
Both the authorities and the masters have
shown admirable cooIness in the face of the sit
uation the former avoiding prOvoeation by stu
diousIy concealing the troops anil the latter by
displaying a readiness TO meet the mems de-
rnands
The Associated Press correspondent visited
the Industrial district to-day and found that
no factories were IN operation in the whole re-
gion south OF the river. with the exception or
one large establishment. which was amply
guarded In order to prevent possible intiHida-
tiOn OF wOTSmen.
Among the hundreds of thousands OF men not
more than couple Of hundred workmen were
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27
MILK VAS $50 n QUART.
atlantic City Lazoyer Pays $500 for
-Four Bottles for Baby.
TBy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. ]

Atlantic City, n. J., Jan. 26.-To provide milk
for his one-year-old son, George A. Bourgeois.
one of the best known attorneys in the State, to-
day paid 5000 for two quart bottles Of milk and
the same amount of cream a the rate of 500
a quart bottle. Mr.. Bourgeois lives in Ventnor,
which was completely cut off from this city. On
calling up a milk depot the lawyer found that it
would be impossible to deliver milk He then
hired Archie Burrell to get the milk.
Snowdrifts ten feet high in places blocked
BurreIls horse and carriage st times he was
Obliged to drive to the beach, and his journey,
ordinarily three miles proved TO be three times
that distance and occupied more than four
hours But he reached the depot and delivered
the milk. Mr.. Bourgeois has been married about
eighteen months. His wife Miss Blanche
Milliette his stenographer. The first wife OF Mr..
I3ourgois obtained divorce from him. after
which ne married Miss Mlliette Mr. Bourgeois
gave BurreH check for 500.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27
ADAMS LOSING GROUND.
Nearly 5000 Bad VoteS Found IN
Fiftg-eight Denuer Precincts.
10y TELEGRAPH TO rHE TEIBUNEl

Denver, Jan 2G-The experts appointed by
the legislative committee investigating the
election frauds In the Peabody-Adams contest
have now finished their work on hfty-eight pre-
cincts. in which 4.73O fraudulent Democratic
ballots were found. thus heavily reducing the
majority for Adams in Denver. There are for
ty-seven precincts yet TO be examined. in which
the Republicans charge fraud and II the rato
of fraud in the precincts equals that in those so
far examined, Governor Adams will undoupt-
edly lose his seat as gross frauds elsewhere in
the State. when shown up, VIII more thah wipe
out his plurality over Peabody.
Unsigned handbills calling a mass meeting at
the Capitol on March >. the date SET Tor a uecl,
Adams contest for the Governorship, are circu-
latng throughout Colorado.
..'rhe deal is fixed" says the circular, 10 un,
seat Governor Adams and seat Peabody VIII
Vou hermit the purchased politicians TO veto the
peoples wil?"
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27
ODESSA AND KlGFF JOIN THE MOVEMENT OF VORkNEN

London, Jan. ga dispatch from st. Peters
burg timed 926 p, m, to news agency re-
ports that Pahl's factory and a large cotton
mill have been set on fire and are burning
fiercely.
dispatch TO Reuters Telegram Company
from Riga confirms a previous announcement
of a collision there between strikers and troops.
Thirty workmen were killed or wounded and
sub-chief of police and two soldiers were NOR
tally wounded.
The encounter took place near the Tukkum
railroad station The strikers attacked the
troops and attempted to disarm them, when the
order was given to fire.
All the workshops and factories are closed.
The strikers parading the streets and fore
ing all workmen to join in the procession.
Riga is a seaport town OF Russia on the Gulf OF
Riga $50 miles southwest Of st. Petersburg. In
population it is the fifth city of the empire having
about 100000 inhabitants One-half of the popuIa-
ton is German the remainder being Russians and
and 1000 Esthonians. Riga is great market for
the export of timber and fax, We'll for hemp
and all sorts of cereals especially oats 1t is the
capital of the government of Livonia and the seat
Of Governor General
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27
IBY TELEGRAPH TO rHE rR1BUvE.l

New-Orleans. Jan, 26.-According to a cable
dispatch received this afternoon from the staff
correspondent of "The Picayune" who is now
IN Colon serious insurrection has broken out
on the island Of Santo Domingo. The dispatch
SAYS fighting is going on in the streets all over
the city of Santo Domingo.
dispatch was received by the naval officers
at Colon late yesterday afternoon ordering that
five hundred marines be placed on board the
Dixie at the earliest possible nloinent ara tfe
'Aprain OF the rixle, which has bn:t,,el Jig ;.
Southern waters for several months past. was
ordered to proceed 10 santo Domingo as soon as
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27

possible and to place the forces on his ship at
The disposal of the officer in command of forces
which are already on the island. As soon as
the order was received five hundred men under
command of Colonel Wood broke camp and en-
barked on the Dixie which left Colon Tonight
me men who went are those who this month
relieved the six companies wich have been on
the isthmus for the last year. The Dixie is ex-
pected to reach the island on Sunday.
The departure Of these troops leaves the gov
'''@''a works ard the quarterniester's station
2, the strnms practically ithout a guard. and
the civil officers at Colon believe that the
trouble must he serious
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27
SOLDIERS DISAFFECTED.
almost Open Mutny Reported IN
Kuropatkin's 4rmy.

London. Jan. 27.-"The Daily Telegraph's" st.
Petersburg correspondent asserts that General
Kuropatkin has telegraphed to the Emperor
that his offensive power is seriously hampered
by the obstinate reluctance of hts troops from
the European provinces to advance against tha
enemy.
While the COssacks and siberans are full OF
dash. the Europeans argue that now that Port
Arthur has surrendered there is no object in
continuing the war
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27
NETWORKS FOOD STORMBOUND
SURFACE CAR TRAFFIC REMAINS PARTLY At Il
STANDSTILL IN MANHATTAN And BRONX
Death and Casualty List GrosFu M and Fresh Sup
PLY Cnt Of-Steam Roads Lifting BLOCKADE.

suffering,
of after
its Island and NeTsy yesterday. II
Two thousand street. frozen hands,.
n andT still
thougho twoo the smaller to
sndtn In Newesey trains
of still
the
had been
to
trrakOe Q n dterntOry
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27
FEW DELIVERIES OF COAL.

The coal deliveries yesterday fell off at least
20 per cent, causing Distress especially among
the poor. Only small loads were drawn. and
then by teams Of from four to seven horses.
Hotel restaurant and steam trade only were
catered TO.
With nine and half inches of snow packing
into drifts that opposed all surface locomotion
and fltering into trolley slots that it clogged
the channel rails and short circuited the motors;
with the thermometer down TO zero and the
wind still up TO thirty-five knots, and the sur
face lines still out of commission. the citv
poked its nose from beneath the blankets yester-
day morning and debated whether. after all the
aftermath was the lesser evil of the storm
With painful slowness the metropolis SET
about disentangling the snarI wrought by the
blizzard.
With the surface lines out of commission the
carrying OF business people to their work fell
entirely on the subway and the elevated roads
These proved equal to the emergency Compare
lively few commuters reached the city in the
morning the Long Island Erie and New-Yorlx
Central suburban service being tied up. and
the other roads running few trains and them
belatedly.
Ten thousand men were put to work clear
ing the city thoroughfares, but owing to the
intense cold and the size OF the drifts they
progressed slowly
The cars bound for the Fort Lee Ferry up
Broadway were not running at all at night.
The cars were stalled all along the avenue and
IN Broadway above 45th-st. There more than
four inches OF snow were packed on the tracks.
The horsecar lines were showed under com
pletely.
General superintendent Root OF the New-York
city Railway Company. gave out the Following
official statement early in the day;
In my ten years experience this Is the worst
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27
TORCH IN RUSSIAN CAPITAL.
TWO LARGE FACTORIES REPORTED SET ON FIRE
MANY CASUALTIES At RIGA
Uorkmen Atack Tfoops-Astan Chief of Police GEM
Situation Worse.

The nsurrecon in Russia shows sign of acknng Two large
nndary reported from ST. Petersburg
through the empire appear be growing steadily graver
Strikers and conflict at Riga. the fifth
chief of police being mortay injured Attempts made break the
of the strike spread
have work Iibau, Kief
there werefu further a HesngforS.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27
TUMULT At HELSINGFORS
Thousands Greet Returned EEileS-
T'1CO Counts arrested.

Helsirg Hors. Jan. -26.-Thousands OF people
geathered at the railw ay station here to-day 10
welcome seven persons who have returned from
banishment under the decree permitting exiles
to re-enter Finland. Two others. the Counts
Creutz, fether and son. have not arrived. hav-
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27

ing been arrested while they were on the way
hither.
One of the wOrknlen wounded in the collision
between Cossacks and the crowds last evening
died to-day
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27

Leave New York $50 D. m. arrive Cleveland Til
morning. Cincinnati 1880 p m. indianapolis 800
=. ST. Louis s:45 p m. by New York Central
Fine Service. No excess faEe.-Adyt
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27
DIXIE ORDERED TO SUPPRESS SANTO DOMINGO REVOLT
TWO HUNDRED MARINES HURRIED ON BOARD At
COLON-REPORT OF FIGHTING IN STREETS

Colon, JAN 26The United States cruiser Dixie has received hurry
orders to proceed to Santo Domingo and coang Two hundred
Brought to Colon to-day Empire Camn and en
barked board the Dixie which will sail late bv wav of @
tanamO. ~
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27
S4RATOFFS MEN IDLE.
KOrRo Strikers Close Factories
Negotiations at ReUaI.

saraton. Jan 2G-Au the printers hays
struck. The employees OF the Riazan-UraI Rail-
road have joined the movement. There has
been no riotIng so TAR,
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27
PosrER coMPETITIoN.

Deia E'are 9. GludsonaoffeTs prize % 500 and
.rslc prize Of 80 for The best design for suitable
q :, kor detailed circular address J. w. Bur
" r. A., Albany, n Y.-lAdyL
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27
A WINTER OASIS.

PinehuIst where every outdoor sport may be
loved under favorable conditions, one right in a
Pullman. Southern Ry. or Seaooard Air Line
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27

ceived in the market for the cod Before il
generally sold for or cents on the boat and
for cents in the market. What little fish is
IN the market cannot be delivered The express
companies have refused to take goods giving
no guarantee OF delivery. There is a deartb of
wagons Exactly twelve wagons have been
here this morning. whereas we usually have
hundreds. Dealers uptown cannot get their
wagons down. and consequently our fish what
Little we have. are staying in the ice boxes
With the exception of one steamer which
brought fifteen barrels of kale and spinach to
port not pound Of any kind of perishabIe com
modify was received in the city, and for some
days, II is said, New Workers will have TO de-
pend entirely on the supply in storage here
No patotoes were received. although on We'd
nesday one hundred carloads were waiting at
33d-st 1t is so cold however, that they cannot
be moved Small stoves have been placed in
each car TO keep the stock from freezing
Fifteen carloads of apples are on a float at
Barclay-st-, but no attempt is being made to
unload them. More are also at the receiving de-
pots. No poultry whatever was received
As for eggs. cheese and butter none were
received yesterday. although manifests at the
Mercantile Exchange show thousands of crates
tubs and boxes somewhere around the country
waiting to be dug of drifts.
Traffic was still a standstin on the 23d
Bath and 42d crosstown lines last night
Numbers OF empty cars were stalled along the
lines, where they had remained since Wednes-
day. A big force of men We're at work trying
20 clear the tracks and clean out the rail chan
nels.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27

Koyno. Jan 26-This town is calm some
factories were reopened this morning. but they
were closed later. The street cars have stopped
running The troops are patroIling and bands
Of workmen are parading the streets. but there
has been no disorder
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27
QUICKEST LINE TO CLEVELAND.

Continued on second page.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-27

Reval. Jan. 26.-Negotiations are going on be-
tween the strikers and their employers. Tbs
government Is taking part in the exchange OF
views.