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New-York tribune., 1905-11-05
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

Growing girls create an incessant demand 1or new
frocks and novel and pretty designs are qui'e 81
tain to be eagerly welcomed Ihls one = s
o,d sr,ar+ and simple to make AS illustrated the
material Is cashmere IN the new shade OF O'ue'
known as lapis Iazuli. the finish being simple h,a
chine stitching and straps Of the material heI :.
tiny gold buttons. There are. however 49, -.
others which are equally appropriate veiNns' az.
retta and serge are all much in use fof rFocs u
sort while the colors of the season ara many
aried
New-York tribune., 1905-11-05

The quantity Of ial required dc i9r aTds a. sx
size twelve years. Is six and oAet y5s "A inches
Yards % or three and thTee-duarteIS S~'
wide. - to sizes for girls o.
t Lae Pc t,xeI,,e and fourteen years OF s~aeept
The pattern will be sent 70 any - ostfern and as
of IA cents Please give number or pat,, New YORK
StstSocti, Address Pattern Department, sr extra
Tribune II In hurry for pasIabv pa nv letter postage
two-cent stamp and we VIII ili4' ~
% sealed enYelQ2A
New-York tribune., 1905-11-05
HOLIDAY FANCY WORK.

HOLIDAY FANCY WORK.
STAMPED Belts 55 cents Collar and Gun Sets 90 cents
Handkerchief Cases cents Glove Cases so cents BABY
Bibs IS and 35 cents: Baby Pillows So cents CORSET
Covers 81 2 Chemises 81 So Shirtwaists s2 2 to siV
each new designs for shadow work Large selection o.
tea cloths scarfs centerpieces with doies TO match
STAMPING outfits So cents Monograms designed and en-
brodered to order Holiday novelties constantly arrFs
CHAS T. HTRNI Il W. 22nd
New-York tribune., 1905-11-05

their ideal of richness in a winter dress is to
have It stand out stiff and full, without railing
folds"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-30
BUYS ILLINOIS COAL LANDS.
Anheuser6 Busch Brewing Association
To Mine Its Own Fuel.

Sparta, ILL.,, Jan. 29-The Anheus
sr-Busch Brewing Association Of ST.
Louis has obtained control of $500
acres of valuable coal land near
here The property, which is in
Perry and Clinton counties, contains
aoal enough to supply the Busch
brewing interests for years.
Two of the tracts of coal land are
within convenient distance from St.
louis On railroad lines. Mr.. Busch
bought in his own name $500 acres
adjoining Coulteryille, on the Illinois
Central railroad.
The Busch Brewing As
ISOLATION is now negotiating with w.
+. Borders, president of the Bank
If Sparta, who has control of the
Boyd Coal and Coke Company mihes,
ind, besides. a large real estate own
IT of coal land adjoining Sparta.
rhe negotiation for the coal land
will. in all probability. include two
or thres mines now in active opera
ton.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-30
JAPs CLAIM FIVE
CONSECUTIVE REPuLsEs.
And Report the Capture of 500 Off.
GERS and Men.-casualties
Not Reported.

Toxic, Jan. Photographic ad-
vices received today from the Japan
esq Manchurian headquarters say:
Our detachment occupied Tiuiako
Saturday and was twice counter-at-
tackled by a superior force of the en-
emy last night. We entirely repuls-
ed the sH5my.
Our detachment at dawn Sunday
attack "a The enemy in the neighbor-
hood Of Felt. saihotzu. about two
miles north Of HeikOutai. and occn-
pied the position. Tie enemy fierce
ly cOunter-attacked cur force. which
assailed Heikoutai last night but was
repulsed entirely Today our force
occupied the neighborhOOd of Helix
outai
"The enemy in the direction of
Luitako and Heikoutai has entirely
retreated 10 the right bank Of the
Hun river Our force is now pursu-
ing them
In the direction Of Chenchiehpao
and Likajentan the enemy made sey-
eral attacks last night but were re-
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-30

most in helping upwards and onward
so many of new cOmers to our shores;
and it seems to me that it should. be,
am tempted to sag well nigh the
prime duty, of this church to see tha
the Immigrant. especially the immi-
grant of the Lutheran faith from the
old world, whether he comes from
Scandinavia or Germany. or whether
lie belonged to one of the Lutheran
countries of Finland or Hungary CT
Austria, may be not suffered 10 drift
of with no friendly hand extended
to him out of all church communion.
away from all influences that tend to-
ward safeguarding and uplifting him.
and that he may find ready at hand
in this country those eager 10 bring
him into fellowship with exis ing
bodies.
THE Lutheran church in this coun.
try is Of very great power numerical
~. and through the intelligence and
the thrift of its members. and it will
grow steadily TO even greater power
II Is destined to lie one Of The two
or three of the greatest and most i'm
portant national churches in the
United States; one of the two or
three churches most distinctly Ameri
can most disf.nctively among the
forces that are 10 tell for making this
great country even greater in the
future.
Therefore. a peculiar load of re
spoBsibility rests upon the members
Of this church. It is an important
thing for the people of this nation to
remember their rights. but it is even
a more important thing for them TO
Ircmembe. their duty
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-30
RUSSIAN BATH
KILLED TWO MEN
SHUT UP IN STEAM ROOM THEY
WERE FORGOTTEN AND
LOCKED UP AND scALDEo
TO DEATH.
By the Agsoclaled Presg.

BY the Associated Press.
New York. Jan 29-Shut in the
steam room OF a Russian bah house
in Hester street Abraham Pasternak
and Peter Roos. were scalded 20
death. Evidence that both had made
frcnzied efforts to attract attentiol
was afforded by cuts and bruises on
bo bodies and by blood stained
scratches in the plaster Of walls
against which they had gUpcd in
Efforts to finl the outlet
Abraham Stern. proprietor Of the
bath house. and five attendants were
arrested and held pending an investi
CATION. From incoheren accounts
the police gathered that Roos anil
Pasternak entered the bath last night
and after being conducted into the
steam room we're left there. evident
" forgotten until the bodies were
found today. There was a gas jet
in the room, but it was unlighted and
in the darkness the men were unable
tc flnd the door.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-30
RUSSIAN EFFORTS WERE
A COMPLETE FAILURE

by the Associated Press.
General Kurokis Headquarters,
Jan. 20. via F'usan.--1'he Russian at
tempt to turn the Japanese left has
resulted in complete failure. The
Russians chose the wors. weather of
the season. depending perhaps on
their familiarity with snowy country
to aid them in their operations.
The artillery attacks on Japanese
permanent line were, it is thought,
a demonstration to prevent the with.
drawal of forces to reinforce the Jap
anese left. All yesterday afternoon
and into the night the artillery duel
was waged across Shakhe river.
There was much heavy rifle firing
from positions where entrenchments.
are close. l f.
II has been quiet today exceps Sosi
the left. The weather, is' much mild,
ef.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-30
GROVER CLEVELAND
PREAcNEs A SERMON.
Addresses Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION at Phlsde'ptls.

Philadelphia. Pa, Jan 2a Former
President Grover Cleveland vas the,
principal speatcr It .ofiy eTer-
cises in connection wf.h the celebra-
ton OF the fiftieth anniversary Of the
Philadelphia Young Men Christian
Association. He said:
AS a serious minded pecDie. con-
scious of the immense responsibility
resting upon US in the sc'ution Of the
problem of popular rule. W. should
be a reverent people, not merely by
lip ceryice. but ruggedly strongly
revsrent This is no. TO cay that
We should be a sad and gloomy peo-
pie On the contrary. with free In
stitutions. aud with equality Of rights
and opportunities which 10 other
country offers. we should be The most
cheerful and light hear ed PEOPLE in
the world"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-30

synod has addressed the following
circular TO tho orthodox with refer.
ence 10 recent events:
AT the moment when all should
have stood united for the protection
of the fatherland, strikes broke ont
cited by enemies at home and abroad.
tens of thousands of or hodox gave
up work determined forcibly TO OBJ
tain rights which, they alleged. had
been trampled under foot Many
peaceful citizens were deprived Of
bread and many of their comrades
uselessly forfeited their lives.
Those who led them astray had in
their midst a criminal priest who
impudently disdained his sacred vow
and is now before the ecelesias 'ical
court He was not ashamed to give
into the hands of workmen he had
deceived the holy cross and pictures
and church banners which he had
forcibly taken from the chapel in or
der. under the protection cf the sa-
cred relics so dear TO the faithful. to
lea1 men to disturbances and some
even 10 death. The most grievous
fact is that disturbance were caused
and brought about by Russia 5 enc
mics and that considerable sums Of
money were received to create civil
war. and. by drawing men from their
work. to prevent due dispatch Cf land
and sea forces to the far East AMI
supplying the active army with ali
is needs. Russias enemies aTe
striving to shake down her pillars Of
orthodoxy and auiocracy. withOut
which Russia would come to ruin
What grief It is that orthodox peo-
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-30
sAKHARoFF'S PORT.
8y the Associated Press,

st. Petersburg. Jan. 29.--Lieut.
+. General Sakharoff has telegraphed
the following 10 the general staff:
"On January 2Gth, the enemy began
to concentrate in considerable force
near Sandepas, intending TO take the
offensive against the villages of Sum
apu and Paotsia south of Sandepas,
which were occupied by the enemy.
During che whole. OF January 27 IAN
pbstinate fight was going On here,
and after midnight we &ooR ,Sumanu.
"On January 26 another column lad.
vancing on Sandepas occupied in The
evening a great part of that fortified
village; but, coming upon a strong, re-
doubt with a triple row of artificial
obstacles which had been scarcely
damaged by our fire. and which was
armed with field artillery and quick
firers and seeing the impossibllity of
carrying the redoubt without prelim-
mary bombardmeni, our troops left
Sandepas, which had been set on fire
II being impossible to remain there,
without tisking defeat,
''On January q and 2S Sandepas
and its redoubt were heavily bonn
barded, while our extreme column en-
gagged near Samapu and Paotsia. De
tails have not been received.
"On January % and q our cavalry,
operating six miles south of Sande-
pas, attacked and defeateds Japan.
ese company and took 100 prisoners.
"Altoge her the Japanese must
have suffered considerable loss"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-30
BY the Associated press.

BY the Associated Press.
st. Petersburg, Jan. 3o.--Instead Of
confirmation Of Saturday nights re-
port that General kuropatkin had
broken through the Japanese left,
there came Lieut. osncrsl sskaroff's
official admission to-day that the Rus.
SLAMS had been ecmpslled to retire
from sandepas on account of inabii.
ty to carry the redouht. 4 is also
significant that dispatches from the
Russian correspon at the front
tavf again suddenly ceased, which is
regarded as an indication Of the fail.
ure Of the opposition, and strcngthens
the first impression that II was "a
demonstration undertaken TO distract
the people at home from the present
situation.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-30

pie shculd rise AGA INST lawful power
and against one another while their
brothers ere sighting in the efar East
and he emperor ana empire are en-
dsaYoring 10 alleviate the suffering
OF the wounded"
The circular concludes With aliur
ng the pegplc to render obedience
TO the emperor and authorities Let
the clergy" ii says, "admonish their
fiocks To keep peace. Let those Fn
power sesk the ruth and defend the
oppressed Lei the rich do good, and
let the workers obey Gods comnand
and beware OF false counsellors who
are associates, cr are in the pay of.
the enemy and are de- irous of bring
ms Russia toAruin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-30
BECOMING MORE SERIOUS.
c rikerc Begin Wholesale Pillage,
People Terror Stricken.

Warsaw. Pan. % Strike disorders
are becoming more serious. The or
dinary life OF the city is suspended.
On Saturday the strikers stopped
street railway service. but remained
Otherwise orderly Today, however,
thcy began vholesale pillagc- The
majority Of the shops in Marshal
Kovsk street and the state vodka
shops we're looted. All factories.
shops. schools and theaters are clos
ed. and street lamps are extinguish-
ed. There have been several col
lisions between the police and strik-
ers, and many arrests have been
made. The peace abiding inhabi-
tants are terror stricken.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-30
DUKE StRGIUS
The EVIL GENUS
He 1t Was Who Caused Cowardls
Massacre.
RE HAS EMpER0R'S EAR
STRIKE SITUATION GROWS MORE
SERIOUS AT WARSAW AND
RENEWED TERRORISM
is FEARED.
he HAS EMpER0R'S EAR

ST. Petersburg. Jan. Evidence
IS accumulating that Emperor Mich
olas throughout the present crisis has
acted largely on t1e advice Of Grand
Duke Sergius, who is the most reac-
tionary member Of tho imperial fam
lily, head of what IS denominated the
war party, ana whom the liberals
tigmatize as Rus.ia's evil genius.
With the first appearance Of Faith.
er Gopon in the movement, Sergius
urged the necessity Of putting down
demonstrations In the mos. energetic
manner. Since Sunday last his hand
is thought TO have been visible in
he appointment of General Trep9ff
to the goyernor-gsneralship Of st
Petersburg with the exceptional pow
err conferred on him.
| The Associated lrsss is informed
from high source that Grand Duke
Sergius. more than NJ Wiste Is re-
sponsible for the elimination from the
imperial manifesto Of Minister Mir
sky's plan for elec'ed Zemstyoii ts
council Of the empire
Gopon In Sweden.
Father GopCn. II has now been de
finitely established escaped through
Finland and was conveyed across the
gulf to Sweden by sympathetic
Firms. Al preeent he Is suppp ed to
be In Stockholm. A story has been
started. and which is attributed to
the police that Gopon is Jew.
The situation in Poland is increass
ingly threatening, especially In War
aw and f6dz IN tie lat sr place IL
I.is repoyted that aga Q19 men are on
Strike i There are prospects sof the
e. tension ofltha strikes in Odessa ahd
ether manufacturing cftIes, of south
ern Rus-ia where the wofkmen are
better organized and more serious.
Fear Another Outbreak.
Meantime, all cla' ses. antic pate re-
newed tsrrorlrm. II Is said that when
the leadefs advised the social. demo
Gratis that ;ruee has been proclaim
n immadia ely after the .cloce cf. the
Zsmstyoists congress they we're told
hs' TIE gnaliet would again be
t.o, down % the sri 'ocraey, but
! that this ime the sovereign, who
wa specially declared to b. exempt
from danger during the recent ac-
tivity, as shown. IN the trial Of sas-
neff the ASSASSIN Of Minister Won
! plehve. wculd be included in the
ehalleng7. Attcmpts especially are
pxDcc ed On thG officers who a week
ago ordered the soldiers, to shoot
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-30
ANARCHY REICNS TN CITY OF
WARSAW--BR|TISH CONSULS ARE
ATTACKED AND SCORES KILLED

BY The AssoeIatea Pres
Lone ?, Jan. 90 The coyrspond
ent at WARSAW Of he Dali alI tele
graphs.
group liassagd an dawa
ir isa Ers Consul ia5u}ail Satur-
ag Hig8 ~ Marshal iSaFA treet.
fno Iaaslais rashed . aiA with
iaeir swords, inaietins severe cuts
across he face and lower lp.
Dripping with blood Nuoukain
yrs convex 10 horpifal where he
& nc4 doing wel Brit N Consul
eae Nu ay na HARROW esesna
from similarly halnE ruf Town ~
WGeIzb0{a street appears Tat the
incidents were due to a cor pany Of
Hussars getting drunk aud running
muck.
Complete ArarchE Rsigas.
The same correspou9ess declares
Warsaw is in state Of c5tlo etc an
archy. Many have keen kslied or
wounded in charges by be troops and
recklessness Of swashbackling Hus-
ssrs. He sad The only convey
aEces moving In Warsaw today, have
been military supply carts ambu
lance wagons and tumhrils for the
lead An attempted rising of work
men has failed and the great demons
ration times for ,oday has en- post.
poned. After some fighting, the
wrecked and distrSueht city pauses
to see what night viii bring
Describing the p'llagtng Of stores.
he correspondent says:
Many put chalk crosses en- their
ioors or lighted ikons In their windows
end thus secured safety The rioters
paused before the sacred emblems.
The hoarse murmurs of the mob
irowned the church bells In several
cases soldiers fred on looting mobs
md in one case In a working class
suburb hey fred cannon s,lct. hop
| ing to disperse the crowd Internit-
ant firing Was proceeding there WI
lay. Hundreds Of shops were wreck.
I'd and several stores were burned.
Probably few score were killed,
'mbulances were busy all dey There
re alarming rurnors frcan the coun.
try regions. 1t is rumored that Brest
litysk ls burning.
The Mails ST. Petersburg CORE
pondent reports that Sir Charles
Harding, British ambassador. has ask.
ID the Russian government TO make
inquiry into the outrages on the Brit
sh consul general and vice consul at
Warsaw.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-30
ON HER FACE.
The Doctor Used a Hot Iron, and
Mrs. Furst Wants $4,000 Damages

Chicago, January 29-Mrs Mary E.
Furst wants $4,000 damages from
DR.. Junius NJ. Hall. of Washington
place. for irreparable damage done to
her facial beauty. she asserts, when
Dr. Hall placed a hot fat iron
against her cheek to cure neuralgia.
In the bill filed by Attorney Fran
els E. Donoghue for Mrs. Furst to-
day the physician is charged with
"unskillful." inhumane and neglect
full practice" and Mrs. Furst adds
that not only did the doctor cause
The burns by his unusual treatment
for faceache. but through neglect Of
treatment afterward several skin
grating operations were made nee
essary.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-30
WAS DRIVEN FROM TOWN OF
SANDEPAS BY THE JAPANESE
General Sakharoff Reports Sad Instead of
Cheering News--ImpressiOn Grows
That Russians Were Only
Bluffing.

pulsed. The enemy attacked these
points belonged to the eighth and
tenth corps
In the direction of Heikoutai the
enemy Is composed of the first and
mixed corps of infantry, together
With cavalry division under Gener-
Il Mistchenko.
1--WE captured 500 officers and
men.
Casualties on both sides are un-
der investigation"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-30
TRAINS coLLIDEp.

Ardmore, | r., Jan pa norsh
bound passenger tsain on the Atchi-
u, Topeka & Santa Fc railway and
ana ezra freight collided head on
north OF Arsmors today Fireman
Guy Gossei vas killed and several
persong injured.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-30
swlNDLED si2syooo
AT DANviLLE, Ill.

Hous on. Tex. Jan. 29.-Frank c.
Lory. alleged 10 have secured more
than SIZ5.0Jo on gold mine deals
while having headquarters al Dan
vile. Ill. was arrested today and
turned over TO II. n Waitlock, sher-
III Of Vermillion county. Illinois. VINO
held warrants sad requisitloa papers
Lorey has been al Galveston for
some time as solicitor Of Insurance.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-30
CALIFORNIA ARROW"
Sails Again ard Stays Up For About
Fcrty-fve Minutes.

Los Angeles. Cal. Jan. 2g.-Roy
Knabenshue. of Tole6o. made sue
cessful flight in Captain Baldwin's
airship. the California Arrow, this
afternoon at Chutes park. Knaben-
shue was in fight about Is minutes.
during which be cireied within a
radius OF about mile Of the park.
executing all sorts Of maneugers
with the big aerial craft. returning
finally and landing within he en-
closure OF The bas ehai grounds.
from which be had started The
weather was perfect. Nth just sus-
piclon Of a southwest treeze
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-30
THREW BOMB in BARRACKS.

nv the Associated Press
Vienna, Jan. pa telegr mi from
Czenstochow Poland, report that
bomb was thrown in the cavalry bar
racks today and that msnv Soldiers
were wounded The aef IS supposed
10 have been In revenge for nrstality
in dispensing the workmea's Getting.
Other dynamic outrages are reported
in the neighborheod Of lcdz. A
gendarme is reported killed
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-30
AhorAER REPORT oE II.

BY The Associated Press. Is
London, Jan. 29-The Paragraphs
ST. Petersburg correspondent 4 gives
an .unconfirmed rumor that Fooligans
attacked the British consulate at
Warsaw.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-30
PRESIDENT TO
THE LUTHERANS
Church Should Welcome Immi-
grant Members
WITH WILLING HANDS
DECLARES THAT LUTHERAN
CHURCH is DESTINED TO BE
ONE OF THE TWO OR
THREE GREATEST
CHURCHES.
By the Associated Press

Washington, Jan 29.-President
Roosevelt delivered the address today
at the rededication of The Lutheran
Place Memorial church, which was
seriously damaged by fire one year
ago tonight The president said.
THE Lutheran church can do the
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-30
MlsTcHENKo WOUNDED.
v the. Associated Press.

St. Petersburg. Jan ga tele-
gram from Huan mountain says Gen.
Mistchenko has been wounded in the
leg
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-30
LEFT s4OO,Oco TO CHARITY.

Bloomington. H.. Jan. 29-Thc viii
of T. E. Boadurant Of Leland. who
died last week leaves an estate Of
sioeeee 10 FaF.eas charity works.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-30
OFFICER KILLED.
Rr the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Batonm. Jan. 2s.-Prince Gurielly
officer of the police guard. while driv-
ing paFs the iron works this morning
was 81 -killed. No arrests have
The Topeka state journal., 1905-12-19
TIE PASS EVIL PASSING.

The anti-pass movement has appealed
so strongly to eastern railroads that a
considerable number of the strongest
lines have determined to abolish their
free lists the coming year, and here
after politicians and other favored ones
viii have to pay fare or walk-or stay
at home.
This is encouraging. It means that
the eastern roads are anxious to be
free from the passholder, but they have
not felt strong enough heretofore to
shake him off. If they adhere to their
present determination they will save
hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Whether western roads will follow the
example Of the east is still unsettled.
and it is doubtful if they do so voIun-
tarily, because the pass has a tre-
mendous hold on the railroads of the
west. Every year it is announced that
the roads propose to abridge their ID
H" list but the deadheads continue to
ride free just the same, for railroads. are
very susceptible to attack, and when a
pass viii ward off an attack in a vuI-
nerable point, many railroad officials
are almost eager to grant it.
If, however, western roads do not
stop the pass evil, the states will un-
doubtedIy do so. Wisconsin and Indi-
| ana alread dy have laws prohibiting pub
lie officials from riding on passes; Gov
ernor Deneen is advocating their aboIi-
ton in Illinois; the Nebraska Republi-
cans have declared against them in
their state platform, and there is 2
strong sentiment in favor of their pro-
/ hibition in Kansas.
In fact, it will not be surprising if
some such measure as the Pringle anti
pass bill viii be adopted by the next
Kansas legislature. It came very. near
/ passing at the last session, and it will
doubtless have many more supporters
next time
For example, Speaker w. R. stubbs
recently came out strongly against
1 passes In his speech at Newton a few
weeks ago he denounced them in no
uncertain terms. If Mr.. Stubbs had
been of that mind year ago he could
! doubtless have forced the passage Of
/ the Pringle measure. Instead he threw
/ his influence to the proposition to post
! pone its consideration, when it was rec
| ognized that such postponement was
/ the same as killing the bill Next time
/ Mr.. Stubs viii have to support such
a measure-unless he goes back on his
1 Newton speech.