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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-20
Srit9nferne og Gaffelicn.

De engelite g9ttelier bar ejort st
bbbt Snbtrbt paa ,mooerne" 4anoer,
Itriber Str. 9dgbl.". W1eb unbrsn
bar bisie let, at artitenoommen er /
Gtanb til - uben ipnlige 4ariugsr,
uben foruogdaenbe 60nomener. ION
tunbe labe one ben fommenbe odns
beliee Hepolution = at betage 5ufins
Der oe after 5uiinber, iom leDebe belt
uben for ben.
De eneslite 5rit9ntere - Stuari
IW2ins % 6erbert Spenoers 9ifeiplt
= Tiger ielpfslselig at fortlure @et1
teliens Hotur, ar9fter og Mast rent
menneffeligt: piptOlogift Os epolutio'
niitiif. Men bet er puofdlbenbe, faa
mango Sumter be maa finbe poa for
at fremfdafe BLOT ~anitaarOige Gors
itanbs Sortlarineer.
Mere marteligt er bet, at nogle al
benz, Der lite bill bsje ie for Subs
9tunbs og Cubs Orbs iturte BIB
nesbDrb | 9atelfen, mener at ffunt
ftrne loperFsre @1ttelfen poo fris
tanferff Grunb: blot be faor Gag
@etfelfesmstoben, mener be at f9tte
en- frit9ntsrf 9effelie | Sang. J
ben Grab blinbe 'ifoar be altfao ODER
for Manbens Mast os 8oriets Gbana
gelium, at be tror, en- Sumanitetens
ener mdafte enbbd en- Spibsborser.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-20

6rit9nferiets She bill tunne ifabe
,99tfelie", blot Der benDttes ben fans
me nMetobe" ION peb be nup9renbe
relisisfe @atteIfer.
Soalebes friber Or. StantonGoit
/ 9iosftriftet .Gtbics", at. boao man
tranger til, er en- fritGnterf 3igsis
nersS Smith (ben betenbte 3igpiners
9 neutrality-suspicious. | gnglanb).
,Sbdb ben elite geOageIie tran-
ger til. er en- 3igsinersS mitb, fnm'
gaoet at ben. Den burbe bare 9unz
oreoe at ben aoliber@.
Sab os fad iat en- etilf @attelie /
Sang. Cab os bolbe Msber meo bet
enc Maal: at gere WenneIter gobe
% gobe MenneIter bebre. CAB bette
.Maal blibe bet beitemmenbe for Wss
ternes &arotter, Srben % Nano.
Cab os Iaa iige til De MGnb og 9pins
ber. iom / beres 9ierter begGrer fra
MI at at lspe ct retfarbigt og fulos
comment 2ip, at be moa itad frem
cq Iiee BET. Cab os iaa iige til BEN,
LON %eliter", at be meo ct ofentIigt
oflagt 2efte Tfal aoperaipe fig" i'll
cenne @erning.
CAB os bern9It fremboIbe, at ben
eneite gsj til at bepare, itprte % ie
BELT poa benne Goer9ibelIe, er = ferit
cq fremmeit = at f~orenes / ct organis
ieret Samfuno meb andre, Der er Be
{ialeoe at ben iamme She.
Saubanns Msoer mao i9rIig pro-
oes al bette program: 2t be tilitebs-
p9renbe, iom eliter bet rette, fables
frem til at uF9gge @ionesbprb FER
ON, og at iadDanne qerfoner bIioer
optagne Iom mebIemmer at bet etiife
Somfunb. Men Der er andre pro
grampuntter, iom life mac IaOneg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-20

Der itaI ioulebes fpnges 9pmner til
RetfGrbiebebens pris = 9bmner ION
lite inbebolber bet minbIte Oro eler
snoog blot Imogsr at en- 9ro pod
fornuftitribise 5eorier sIer 9Grebes
are6er, iom piger uben for bet Oms
radbe, Der b9rer menne Iteligt Rom
trolm9rfe.
9i eier iaabanne 0bmner - bers
lige Iom .SaImerne", De fore Dig
tersprofeters 9prit. 9i eier lige Iaa
ppperli9e Wlelobier, Der ~itrioer fig fra
lige iaa itore Muiiteres !69noer. Cab
rs LEGION WaIes' 5ritirtesS turer
lore bnabe Orb og 9oner / ben @rao,
at De mua brpbe fig gei ira bore
9ierter.
Som, gpgsregn fra Sommer.S tptT,
iom 5aarer fra gjnene pipler".
6bts Or. stanton eotts Soe ptns
ter Qnflon9, tan man dltiaa oente
At fe SeIpretfarOjobeoen iatte fig
breb % gIoO til Seoe / cen Gal,
mems Sbnbere I en- auben Sal fOts
les ON Spnbernes 5orldoelie / Sc
ius ariftus.
6oits Sbe er esentlig AZ iamme
Rdtur Tom Den fritanterife Ssnodgss
~ffoIeice - %ubIprungen al en- 3emmeIig
@ngit for, at ariitus ifaI oinbe fox
for Magt = enbba / bore oplpiie
Dage.
Get er imibIertib forgpOes me6 al
le here's I~nItrengelier for at pnntt
here's 6attigbom meb laante 5ier.
Staar Der life: .6erren Ter. Ser
rem fpotter bem"2 Oct ftaar netop
i at be ySalmer". iom Or. Goit bill
Fare trItattet meb en- 69mne I'll BEN
ipiOsbsrqerlige q9nbeb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-20
Gen foreneNe oanlfe Sirtes
QlarSinD0e.
(5ortiat ira She l.

@runo at, at Der par inblagt garmez
opparat % tebt en- nj Waitine. =
5remitribtst bite fig oerfor bopeoias
gelig / 6oregelie At 99roierne. 9ens
ne Snoberetning meb pepfgjet Sta2
tus pil tomme / Qarsberetningen.
4f aasIererens Rapport fremgit
BET, at Der til bore forfteGige Misiio>
ner / Qarets 2gb er inbtommet noget
orer $1,000.
RappOrten ira gprnebjemsitprelien
msOoelte, at 6egge 6iem for 5ioen
n~nberbolber A ggrn, "a / Naupacd
og 20 I Glt 5orn. paa bet iioie
Steb bapOe Der peret getnreriifte i
Oar. Den forrige geitprer bapoe re-
iigneret, og bet bupbe paret megst
bdnfteligt at finbe en- M.
5jemmene 6oOoe bet iibite Qar
foft en- Snbtagt at $3,6O5.27 og en-
ubgift at $2,633.19. ut SnOtagtea
bapbe p9ret iaa tor itplbtes, at hrs.
Tilipikn, Stapleburf, Gebr., bupoe
ffentet $1,000 til 6iemmene.
Der foretoges M 9alg at &omite
Ir. 2, og mems Reiultotet at oenne
StsmmegtDning bieO opgjprt. Oplaites
RappOrter fra graiteentetomiteen og
ungbomstomiteen.
Sesfionen 5orsOag Gfters
miOoog aa6nsOes af qait. g. peOerz
len. G6icago, meO Oplasning at
Gal. 123 og 8en. StOfebetprer &r.
4nter opleite Rapport fra Dana
goaege. 8et JAaDOe iult peret beiggt
af 135 GleDer bet iibite Qar.
Otter S~pl9sningen at i'm Rapport
reiignersbe ban iOm geitprer. Men
ba ri life bar nerO9renbe unoer benz
ne Sesifpns 8egbnoelie, fan Oi fun
mebOele Oisfe negne 5ottu, iOm De
er mebbelt Dc; Rapporten bil 10 toms
me / 4arsberetningen.
Der forstosss iad ! 6enne Sesfion
@alg uf flere aomiteer og at Gam
funbets @mbsosmenb, Setret9r,
aasferer Og to 3ruftess. 9Ge bisIe
iioite 9dlg bar @enbdlg.
st Gar 5iliener. Deb S~lutninsen
at neutrality-suspicious. fom Der Silz
fen fra pditor g. 8. Miler | 9reene
bile, Mi9. De oar omgipet at @ano.
faa ban life funbe TONNE til Narss
msbe. potforbinbelfen befpud bar
aFbrubt, men ban fit 9rebet fenbt
ouer Detroit. Gan Ddr aIieeDel meb
os | 4anben. Den anben 9ilien bar
fra airferodbsmeblem 6. 3. Sfob i
Racine. Gan bdDbe beitemt at reiie
til Oanmdrf og funbe bd lite bore
MD, Fprbi Marsmsbet HOlotes faa
fent.
Del bar meget barmt Sorsbag gfe
iermibbog, iaa Ri afbrsb JOrhdnos
Iinaerne | 2irten oe leirebe os | Sras
srnss Stpgee ubenfOr. Os Der tOg
hi foa fat pad ct o~pbpggelist gmne,
fom Jormanben bupbe bebet Chicago
grafterns s. So. 5onfen og 8. peoer>
fen inblebe. gmnet bar Den birts
fomme 5ro". puitor 6dnien tolte
fsrff. 5an ipurgte: 9bab er Sro?
Den er en- Mdnbens GoDe. Den bar
en- inbabpenbt girffombeb, Tom be-
ffaar I, at ben retfarbiggsr ct Mens
ne0s Hp{fprhinninrfp nf Sro q. +
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-20

r. Oen er en- lnore Hrdft. yer
anfprte ban Orb al 6ans 3auien:
a9rpen er en- paIOig SeiierinOe. Der
pirter traftig / Sjalen".
Qaft. qeberien talte ON 9rosn5
~uoabpenbte 9irtiombeb. Den er pirtz
ION / aarlig6eb. Oct er nuturligt
at elite, mar man tror paa !6erren
og hans aarIig6eb. 9enne 3roens
girtTom6eO / aarIi9beO oiier fig iua
bI. d. /, at ct troenoe Menneite fs!er
Smerte oper BEN, Der snbnu leper /
gdntro.
2(nOre grpbre uotuIte fig tort
p%aientIig famine Retning.
qait. 5. peOerien uotalte fig noget
ON ben iGregne Urn, ON 3rost9ms
per, og a~nferts 2uooig 6orms ION
gtsempel. Og iaa a%nfprte ban en-
ubtdlelie efter en- anben: ,2eb! men
tan ou life l9be, iua gaa, og fan
bu life 9au, Iaa frp6, - og fan ou
life frpbe, fao lig Der % raab til
6erren ON 6iGlp, iaa bil ban uorGtz
te i'm 6aano til big, og ba tommer
6u Dr.. Del bar en- ton Stunb.
Qftenmpoet 5orsOag qfter
6olotes ogiaa / bet 5rie peO Stinnet
al Maanen % la en- tor 9egte. -
5grit talte 9ait. Raorup oper Cr-
BET i 2 aor. 3, Is ftg.: Aft bette 'r
al Sub, ION forliate Os meo Jig ielp
1eo Seius 9riftus, og gan % 5orIis
9elfens 5ieneite." Sioen talte 9ait.
36.iteo I'D ira Up. Ser. 10. AZ fg,
% Bat. G6riitidnien lutteoe meO nj
minbe ON ct 6et0oningsfulot Weoe
pda famine Steb for 10 2ar iioen. Oa
ZEN gamle eliteli9e grooer Pditor
3ranbberg par ibIunbt os og talte
Tarlig ON glooets getponin9. lei
par / bet bele taget en- tim og Op6pgz
9elig often.
6reoag 5ormibba9: 9i
ftal life trptte meb S%nbleoninger. =
gaitor 6eeoe tulte til gegBnbelie d
per De fsrite gers al QrOfeten 81.
bet 43. rap.
Ru par Der tommsn iaa mango
fere, at Der par 48 9elegatsr og 50
grafer til Steoe - altiaa 103 item
me6erettigeoe Meolemmsr at Mpoet.
Deb oenne Segiion beapnote 4ors-
msoets oigtigere Qr6eioe. 6iot:I
6abbe man fun - Opbpggeliesi iuns
oerne fraregneoe - DGientlig hgrt
Snb6eretninger og Rapporter og ida
f~oretaget en- 9el galg. gu par ae=
mite Qr. / faroi9 til at r~appurtere
og fremlagge 5oriIo9 til 9rpftelie.
8ens fsrite 5oriIag par en- Ratte
9untter angdaenoe
&rebsmisiiOnsn.
Ru bleo Der QiD / 0isfusiionen.
9et fprite Quntt I aomiteens 5orz
lag gif I'd paa life minore. enb at
Samfunbet Opretter ..en bsl ielOfians
Gig gennemfsrt 9rebsmisIion" Der
fgrtes en- pirtelig liOlig oa interesiant
8istusTion ON bette gunft. Der tall
tes aa6ent for 90 imoO, men ogiau
meb 6oritodelie at, at man pad beg
qe Siber piloe bare 9iD / Dor inbre
MisIion. Quintet nuaebe at Hibe
afitemt lige fgr MibOug, = So item>
te for bette 6opeoforildg / arebsmiss
Iionsiagen. % II itemte imob
Saa Tluttebes oenne Gesiion meO
Qff1ngelien at Misiionsialmen BOB.
CU2ere.1
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-20

Def er life iaa let, fom bet modife
funbe forefomme mango, at beftemme
8i6elfritiffens Stabe | pore Ddge.
9a bet mestige 4ngreb TOM paa bet
gamle 9efiamente, iOm ogfaa n9pnte
Sfrift bsffaftiger fig meb, ibntes bet
at bore ct Gremitribt. Men | @irs
felig6enen bar bet bet mobiatte. Oct
|offsfte nsmlig be ftarte 4ngreb pdu
bet nh Seitnmente, og bDdb man berls
gennem eeentIig bifbe ndn frem til,
4~ngrebens paa Sefu arifti perfon.
W1en bbor bibt man MI enb naaebe |
ben fritiffe gsbdnbling of bet M 9es
itumentes 5eff at 4ffotteliestiben
og Goufatternes 5robarbigbeb, bleD
bet fefe en- 4amp pau Stebet, Der
gdD ct faare mugert ubbbtte. Man
noaebe dlbrig pibere, allerminbff ben
til Sefu arifti perfon. guube bans
2fb, bans @ernins Oe bansOrb ftoar
| ct faa ,umibbelbdrt, perfonligt" og
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-06-20
Den bojere aritit af
gentateufen.

of @tlltom Green.
SperIot at
Sfuf Stfen, prait / 9Oriens.
anmlOelie at 5. Stublfeit Msfler
(gfter ,ar. 0s6l.", asbenbabn.)
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-03
COTTON Is BURNED
BY TEXAS FARMERS
SEVERAL THOUSAND DOLLARS
WORTH GIVEN OVER TO FLAMES
IN EFFORT TO REDUCE EHoR.
NOUS CROP IN THE SOUTH.

Dallas. Tex, January "A special from
Shawnee. Oklahoma. says:
Several thousand dollars worth of cot
ton, estimated at sixty bales, gathered
together In a huge pile in the little town
of Asher, In the southern part of this
Pottamattomie) county, furnished a huge
bonfire with which to greet the new year
In the presence of large crowd the
torch was applied and the ascending
smoke was a witness, 1t was declared
that the farmers of this section are not to
be outdone by those of other sections in
the effort to reduce the supply of cotton.
and restore the equilibrium of the mar
ket.
The fire was the result of a bantering
jest. which was started yesterday, and
which spread rapidly throughout the
town and community. The Joke soon be-
came a reality and nearly every farmer
around Asher contributed of his surplus
cotton to the bonfire
In short time after the movement was
begun, considerable cotton had been
dumped in the pile, which rapidly in
creased in size. One man contributed two
bales, many others a bale each. while
load after load of seed cotton went to
swell the pile.
At 8 o'clock dad" Coleman after de-
livering a short speech, applied the torch
and the assembled hundreds cheered the
clouds of smoke as they ascended. So
large was the pile that 1t will probably
require a couple of days for all of the
cotton to be consumed
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JAPANESE JOURNALS
CRITICISE8 STOESSEL

reputation won by the bravery and gall
lantry of his defense.
The Nchi Nichi contrasts the action of
the Emperor in directing that full mill
tary honors be paid with that of General
Stoessel.
The Jill characterizes General stoessers
action mean and unlawful and says
that 1t should deprive him of any mill
tary honors at the hands of his captors.
The Jill also revives the charges of
Red Cross violations at Port Arthur and
declares that no treatment would be too
severe in fixing the terms of surrender.
The Jill compares the action of the EN-
peror of Japan with that Of General
Stoessel
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PLANNED TO SCARE
YOUNG LADY'S ESCORT
One Young Man Is Killed When Shots
Are Fired to Emphasize
the Scare.

Mount Vernon, O.--John May was ar
rested here today charged with killing
Grant -plter
1t is said thta May and Jupiter with n
number of other young men secreted
themselves near the home of young
lady last night, planning to give her es-
cert scare when he left home, after
bringing her hone from church Shots
were fired by one of the crowd as the
young man left the house, and 1t is al
legged bullet accidentally struck Ju-
piter in the head, killing him Instantly.
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ENTER CITY 1UDAY.

, Toxic. January 2.-Q0 p. M :
; The text of General Nogfs tele- :
gram announcing the capitulation :
, of the Russian forces at Port Ar :
, thur is as follows:
) "'The plenipotentiaries OF both :
; parties concluded their negotiations :
, at 4:30 o'clock. The Russian COM
; missoners accepted on the whole :
; the conditions stipulated by us and :
) consented to capitulate. The docu- :
; ment has been prepared and sigma :
; lures are now being affixed Stimuli :
; taneously with the conclusion OF :
) negotiations. both armies suspended
, hostilities. 1t is expected that the
; Japanese army will enter the CITY
: of Port Arthur tomorrow"
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Toxic, January % a. m)-General
Stoesssl is being sharply criticised for de-
stroying the Russian warshlps, attempt
ing to choke the entrance to the har-
Dor of Port Arthur and dspatching the
torpedo boat destroyers to Che Foo sub
sequent to his offer to surrender the
fortress.
The Nichi Nichi says that while Gener-
al Stoessel made a gallant defense, his
action in blowing up the ships after he
had offered to surrender, leaves last
ing blemish upon his military reputation.
His action indicates a want of sincerely
and leaves no room for an extension OF
treatment of him commensurate with the
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Theodore Thomas Much improved,

Chicago, January 2-The condition of
Theo Thomas, director of the Chicago
orchestra, who is i'll of pneumonia, was
so much improved tonight that attending
physicians stated that he had grounds
for hope that he will pass safely through
the crisis of the disease
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-03
Democratic Governor Takes Oath.

Helena, Mont, January 2.-Joseph Toole,
Democrat, today took the oath Of office
for third time as Governor of Montana.
All other state officers inaugurated to-
day were Republicans. Next Tuesday
the first ballot will be taken for United
States Senator to succeed Paris Gibson.
The Republicans have a majority of eight
votes on joint ballot.
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is Governor Of wyomino.

Cheyenne, Wyo., January 2.-Bryant B.
Brooks was inaugurated Governor of
Wyoming today. The ceremonies were
brief and were attended by a good sized
crowd.
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during the past few days. One train was
derailed near Minisk and this doubtless
occasioned the rumor cabled to the United
States that revolutionists had wrecked the
train preceding the royal train.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-03
COURT is ASKED
TO REVERSE ITSELF
ATTORNEY GENERAL WANTS RE.
HEARING IN POWERS CASE I'M
WHICH NEW TRIAL HAS JUST
BEEN ORDERED.

Louisville. January "A special from
Frankfort, KY, says:
Attorney General Hayes today filed
petition for rehearing In the case of
Caleb Powers. The pe.ltion replies to the
question OF the Campbell statement and
cites parallel decisions of the state and
Supreme court in which it Is alleged the
holdings have been contrary. 1t main
tains that regarding the special term
called for the trial of this case relat-
ing to the time of the filing grounds for
the new trial does not apply.
The -Powers case now stands with the
last verdict of guilty reversed Attorney
Hayes appeal Is for rehearing on the
decision by the Court of Appeals. The
court up to today was composed of
three Democrats and three Republicans.
Today, however, Judge James Cantrill a
Democrat, was sworn in to succeed a re-
firing Republican. 1t is a question whether
Judge Cantrill will sit In the case. He
presided in the three Powers trials In
the lower courts.
The Court of Appeals in reversing the
death sentence ordered a new trial. The
Attorney Generals petition today asks
for a renearing of the decision of the
Court Of Appeals. In other words the
Court of Appeals Is asked to reverse IT.
self and allow the death sentence to
stand.
~-~-------------------- ----------------~-~-------
with shells, and you have a picture Of
the end of Port Arthur.
zone peculiar incident of the siege was
Fort No. 3. where for three months the
japanese occupied one part OF the fort.
while the Russians occupied the other.
They fought ceasessly, assaulting each
other and mining and counter mining.
Gave Last Bottle of Beer.
"Once when Japanese prince was
Filled. the Japanese sent to negotiate Il
truce In order that they might secure
the body from heaps of others. which
had long remained unburied. The Rus
SLAMS received the envoys courteously
and in an easy manner, and as II they
had untold breweries working, gave them
the last bottle of beer at Port Arthur
with the idea of creating the impression
of plentitude. AS a matter of fact, the
only real ration for three months con-
sisted Of rice. which ultimately caused
hundreds to fall sick of scorbut, a dis
ease much like beriberi Last month
the rations were reduced 40 per cent.
Nothing was too great sacrifice In
order to impress the enemy tnat all was
well inside the fortress.
This afternoon | ate the first potato
/ have tasted for two months, and Is
this really. truly steak?"
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Che Foo, January 70 a. m)--This
morning two Russian torpedo launches
arrived here. There are seven Japanese
torpedo boat destroyers in the harbor.
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public still In Ignorance.

G. petersburp January 2.-(2 a. m.)-
|While there is no longer any doubt In
|offIcial circles in st. Petersburg that tne
hate of Port Arthur has been decided
|and General Stoessel's long and gallant
Fdefense ended, news of the surrender mas
lnot vet been allowed to reach the pup
|ic Foreign kilograms regarding the mat
4 ter have been withheld from the news
Inaners pending the issue of the official
announcement here. The government is
.following the dictates of it's own judg-
ment in this course; but the public so far
Ls entirely unprepared for news which
Inoust prove a serious blow when it comes.
rhe newspapers so far merely intimate
|that the defense of the garrison is pro-
I.eeding as usual, but every one has real
zed for some time that the end was APP
Iproaching and there is no question but
Ehat the majority, If they were prepared
bv a preliminary announcement by the
Government could forgive the loss of the
fortress in admiration of the garrison's
heroic defense.
Possibly some OF the hesitation of the
authorities here to make the announce
ment of the fall of Port Arthur is due
ho threats and rumors of radical demon
/S,rations coupled with the absence of the
F,mperor, but 1t is certain that no demon
stration is likely which could assume
rerious proportions. and the rioters would
he sure to ALLEVIATE the sympathy of
many even of the more liberal Rus
rians. II they chose such a moment for a
Evolutionary demonstration.
n Had Discretionary Power.
n has been learned that .the last tele-
vrarn sent by Emperor Nicholas to Gen.
lol Stoessel vested the commander of
he Port Arthur forces with discretion
-~-nvs and urged him to exercise
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-03
STOESSEL IS PRAISED IN
ALL CAPITALS OF EUROPE
Baron Hayash Pays Tribute to tho
Heroic Defenders of the Fortress.
SebastopoI Has Been
Excelled.

Washington, January 2.-The Jap :
anese legation tonight received a :
cablegram from Toxic saying that :
the negotiations for he surrender
of Port Arthur had been concluded, :
and the details of surrender will :
be cabled later The cabegram said :
the articles of eapitulation were :
concluded at o'clock this after :
noon.
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Causes Tremendous Sensation.

CONTINUED on Ninth Pass)
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-03

'"rhe lighting since August has been
merciless. When Rihlung mountain was
taken. 800 men who occupied a easement
were not able to emerge, so quickly came
the rush of the Japanese. The Russians
tried to emerge by the use Of their bay
onets In the face of machine gun fire.
Thus every man died-trying to resist
machine guns with bayonets alone. The
Japanese did not give them chance to
become prisoners, but the men would
have preferred death anyway.
'Realize this end! Picture a fort strewn
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-12-16
lust Received Big Line ofNavajo Blankets

respondent of the Lokal Anzieger tel
egrapns as follows from that city at
1920 this morning: t'The ferment in
the Moscow garrison over bad ra-
tions and numerous iarrests resulted
today in the open m4tiny of the Kos
toff grenadier regiment. The grena-
diers freed their arrested comrades
by force, seized tile arsenal with
stress of arms and disposed of the
machine guns befdfe the barracks.
Later the grenadier3 instead of the
usual order of the tay, Issued a Sc
ries of economic and political de-
and the con |mand of the reg
iment was taken over by a commit
tee of 20 elected by the mutineers.
The men of the Astrakhan regiment
and the Cossacks refused to move
against the mutineers.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-12-16
MINERS ADJOURN.
Request Operators to Meet With
Them to Arrange Terms of EN-
pIoyment After April First.

Shamokin, Pa, Dec 16.-The min
ers convention adjourned today. Tbs
miners request that the operators
employment to prevail after April
newt This is not regarded as neces-
sarily equivalent to a strike if the op-
orators refuse, but it means that the
award of the anthracite coal strike
commission will become operative.