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Special Field Asen. Appointed

Houston Tex. Occ IF y. GRAY
has been appointed special fed agent
IN cotton investigating by Secretary
OF Agriculture Wilson and has TAX
en tie oath Of Office HIS headoua-te-s
VII De AZ Houston for the present. NJ
Gray will be one OF the board issuIuo
the monthly statement o. co2t.t.ons
de mas been editor and propr:e,CT
at the Rice Industry, published mere.
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q JudseioHs inQuiry.

A well known travelling man who
visits the drug trade says he has of
ten heard druggists inquire of costo-
mers who asked for cough medicine
whether it was wanted for a child or
an adult. and if for child they in
variably recommended Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. The reason for this
is that it Away cures There Is not
the least danger in giving it, for
coughs, colds and Group i, Is unsur-
passed. For sale by all druggist n
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Fanined Farmers Seize Food

Seville Spain. Oct I6-Over a thou.
sand farm ,aborers made desperate BIZ
rhs existing famine. invaded the mark
81 Place az Fci;a. IS miles from Sc
vile today seized me entire stock
OF food and money. destroyed the
mark and threw the rosu into a pan
ic- TIE authorities hastily applied for
military relief.
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Hon. Robert McNsmee, of Tampa.
arrived Friday at the capital and spent
the afternoon among his friends at
the state house. Mr.. McNamee's
name has been persistently mention
ed in connection with the office of
private secretary 20 the governor.
When asked yesterday on what BUSH
ness he came, Mr. McNanIee stated
that he came TO try and get a friend
of his appointed constable.-Talla-
hassee Capital.
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FRENCHMAM WINS
AUTOMOBILE RACE
Covers 2S3 Miles in Four Hours
and Thirty Minutes.
kEENE HAS A NARROW ESCAPE
The Great Automobile Race for the
Vanderbilt Cup Is Over and the
Prize Goes to France-lancia. Who
Finished Fourth, Entered Protest.

Of an S0-horSe power French machi.,
won the automobile race for the Ea2-
derbilt cup on Long Island today His
elapsed time was hours. 50 minutes,
s seconds.
Heath, driving a 90-horse power
French machine, was second HIS
elapsed time was 1 hours, 50 minutes,
40 seconds.
keene Has Narrow Escape.
Foxhail keene mad a narrow escape
1t AlbertsOn's corner. He was max
ing has sixth Jap at a double reverse
curve and was followed closely by
Heath. keene made one turn ali
right, but on going round the other
the machine Skijded and his machin-
ist was hurled out in front of the car.
save the machinist's life Had the
ca gone feet further. the man would
probably have been killed.
Lyttels American machine threw
out his mechanic, Tattersau. on a
curve at Red Ground ditch. north OF
Tattersall turned a somersault but eo-
capped without serious injuries. A lit
lie further on Lyttle picked Up new
machinist
Cedrino, the Italian driver, dropped
out of the race AT the third round ON
ing 70 trouble With his tire
Wagler's French machine dropped
its gear cover on the sixth round and
he dropped out or the race JenaJzy's
machine blew out a cylinder on tn
fourth round Campbell driving q Ger
man machine, nad trouble on the frs
round Il was reported that the ma
chine lad dropped It's gasoline tanh
A number of persons narrowly es-
capped being run down by Wagner a.
Hdye PARK Other machines had JUS
G@ssej buy a crowd surged into the
roadway. Wasners machine was al
most upon them before they received
warnings All got out of MS way
Duray was delayed for six minutes
a. Hyde Park and Heath vas held
up for a short time to make repairs
20 MS carburetter.
L.ncia when leading in the race had
q collision with Christie on the VIII
let's road. half a mile west OF the
double curve Christie. following Ian
cia. and as the former came along
La1cia pulled out Of his way. out new
ertne.ess the two cars came into col
HSion and Cnrfstie's racer turned a
complete somersaIlt. The machinst
OF Christje's car had one rib broken
and Chrisrie's right leg was injured
The machinist was taken 10 the Mas
sau hospital
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-10-20

Messrs- Lang, Swaruz s Co. are the
authorized agents OF the Sanders
Fertilizer Co. OF Jacksonville. II
you are needing fertilizers. or any
thing in the fertilizer line, you will do
well - figure with them before buy
ing. <
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Sru N hy.

The marriage OF Miss Ernestine
Alberti Brumby and Mr.. Pierre Nc
Farlane Bealer was Solemnized Thurs
day, October twelfth, at five O'Clock,
at the home of the brides brother
and sister, Mr. and Ms. William H.
Quarterman. Winder. Georgia.
The ceremony was performed in q
beautiful, impressive manner by Rev.
Alec BeaIer, of Thomasville, Georgia,
brother of the groom
The bride was very handsome in a
blue cloth suit with white raffeta
waist. Her only ornament was a gold
pin of quaint grape desi IN. one of her
mothers presents as a bride. The
wedding was quiet home affair, on
ly the immediate members of the
family being present. Mrs. Beaier.
who is the Youngest daughter of Mrs.
A. s. Brumby. OF this city, lived in
Ocala for a number Of years and is a
most lovable young woman. MIR
Bealer is prominent and successful
business man of Atlanta, Georgia,
being manager of the Great Atlantic
* Pacific Tea Company, importers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beal left on the after
noon train for Savannah. where they
sail COR New York.
After several weeks visit TO that
city and other points. they will be at
home at Inman Park, Atlanta, Ga.
Gold Medal for Nigh School Scholars
Dr. W. c. Lindsay, pastor OF the
Presbyterian church in this city, has
offered beautiful gold medal to the
scholars of the high school depart
ment OF the Ocals Public School.
! The medal will be given for the
pupil making the highest scholarship
and the best record III department
will be awarded al the close OF the
school next May.
The medal viii be a beautiful one
and in itself will be worth working
for 10 say nothing OF the honor OF
winning the same.
DR.. Lindsay is due vote Of thanks
for his deep interest In the school and
for his having given the pupils such
a splendid incentive 10 work harder
! than ever the coming year.
1t behooveS you 90 use the best
! fertilize,s on your crops. Favorite
Fertilizers are honestly made. and
Will give the best results Lang,
SwartS * Co.. agents for Ocala
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LIST
WHISTLES, WINES. BEER AND NJ 1T.

8sik soSt--Ius> f--v-NSs 5r-Bsid.
= - S~r SaiiS1 ave Ga =, a G.ood Grsss
:. - gallon
SHe GA Soru. SE-i. Es-- ts4s-tty g. 20 pr ga
Sye Gia Gorr- sasn ss>s .oF IN n0ney
81 o-r gsi
- Ave Peach and apple sr,aiv deHs~e
oy age g. ~ per "a
NiCto-iA Rye >NclAl Drops syr. We,isSai Isa''v
LEdP ST Louis sEEz Pc d1
Esl>saH =
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Standard - g
Matt -N.rs DARK
ScNGrgS- ported ~
BzS> Ale ptut> - =
GJiu,r>s stout paaJ>
sc.:ss - :ss hare. :. ,-e..--..::.s-
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EXPRESS PREPAID.

Asssr:nsa: Aiswe4 % a. ieess .: Sane
Prize.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-10-20

1t behooveS YOU 20 use the best
fertilize,s on your crops. Favorite
Fertilizers are honestly made. and
Will give the best results Lang.
Swart * Co.. agents for Ocala Y
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-01
CROWDED WITH WAGONS.
Streets Of Chicago on Sunday Present
Week Day Appearance.

Chicago, May business streets or
Sunday presented week day appear
ance. being crowded with wagons. BUS
mess men procured an extra supply OF
material Wagon drivers were not mo-
Tested
mob Of 500 men and boys, headed
by a number Of striking Transfers.
ratecd the main stables of the Employ
ers' Teaming company and star1peded
the animals. This was In violation Of
the Fsaeral injunction issued by Judge
kohisaat.
An effort was made by commission
appointed by Mayor Dunno TO settle
the controversy. The commission made
this report: 'The representatives of
the employers refused 10 accept any
commission or means Of arbitration
which was suggested. while the labor
lnR us-n declared their readiness to
a~dnlssee in the plan Of submitting the
controversy TO persons commanding the
respect and confidence Of the comuu-
nifty
Nine hundrer officers have been nut
on duty III the down town districts TO
maintain the peace
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-01
AWFUL EXPLOSION.
Fpurtssn Miners Burisd Nearly Four
nnndred Feet unasr orouna.

wiIberston, i. r.. May Deenan y
Mcconnell's mine no. 10. two and one
hair miles west u waiburton. blew up
at o'clock sunday morning. fourteen
miners positively known to be buried,
and there Il strong probability that
there are other men entombed. There
Is very little hope that the bodies viii
be recovered for several days, as the
shaft In $50 feet deep. and the whole
lower part has caved In. There is no
hope OF any of the buried miners being
recovered alive, as the force of the
explosion was felt for a distance OF
several miles and a blaze of fire shot
from the mouth of the tunnel to a
great distance. carrying stone, props
and debris with IT.
Hundreds OF people are gathered
about the scene Of the disaster and
there are many heartrendering scenes
enacted. Seven of the men are white
and the other seven negroes.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-01
Program Daughters Meeting.

Following il the program for the
May meeting of the Daughters of the
Confederacy.
Answer roll call with facts about
Samuel Hollingsworth Stout, NJ. d
i. 1.-THE Bonnie Blue Flag"
q After the battle OF the Wilder
ness. what was Grants plan OF cam
paIgn - Rise and Fall nf Confeder-
ste Government. Vol III, p. 5l0.
jefferson Davis,
9. How long did 1t take Grant 10
work HIS way TO the eonth side OF
James river7 Vol. III. n. 5@s.
i. Hold did he cross the river2
s. How did pelabarton here come
into notice again. p. 62s.
II. What was The numerical
strength ot tao aruliesF !. 52s.
I Where did Grant now cnneen-
trate his arfnF7 D. SCI.
II Musician old song,
B. Reading. Southern Iit@ra-
tare. Mrs. Kate Alma organ,
Veteran" for February, 1905. on
tFoana in he Veteran" for Febrn.
afy. or The southerner. published
by Mrs. Louella Styles Vincent. Sec,
Tex Div Z. p. G.. strawn. Texas }
1a What striking feature In ths
constitution in regard TO the militia
az articles Of Confederation. who ap.
pointed the officers of the militia
Who appoints them by the conststn-
ton stephens War Between tbs
States l. p. cot,
IL Our Southland" Miss Dunno
want. Houston, Texas.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-01
cAEWEo GUM POISON.
on'achy Horse Race Betting Causes
Chtuanssn TO Suicide.

Kansas city. Nag Joe OFT. q
Chimes merchant Of this city. commit
It'd suicide BY chewing gum opium.
having hetoue desp0ndent oxsr heavy
Snsxes as a result Of betting on horse
races- or became fascinated with
race horse gambling during the raee
taAw@.ing a. Elm Riaee a wear ago aud
since that time he had d8ssipated hia
sFstire fortune 81 ss5ea Ie lost fzooe.
All TIRE money had left. Same days ago
Wtsfn found b. policeman oft was
dying on q gayiy enloresi blanket Of
fine texture Imported from China. ana
ne ~aa dressed ia the full rewss!sa II
the Chinese Empire Reform asSocia-
tinss. nt w7leh be was a member.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-01
Pictures.

We guarantee you a nice, neat
job in framing pictures. Also in re-
pairing furniture. All work guaran-
teed. Prices are right, too. New
phone %. Next door to opera house.
e E. w. Hillver & Co.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-01
President at Church.

Glenwood Springs, Colo, May L.
President Roosevelt and his hunting
party attended services at the Old
Blue sehoolhouse on West Divide creek.
President Roosevelt also made a ten
minutes speech after the sermon of
Rev. MIR. Mann. Ranchmen and their
families for miles around attended
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-01
Chairs and spittoons Thrown.

Milwaukee, May IA Sentinel dis
patch from Racine, Wis, says. A
fight among members of the Jewish
synagogue In this city resulted over
the election of officers of the society
Chairs and cuspidors were thrown and
several members received cuts and
bruises
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-01
Near Island Of 4ainan.

Tsirgtau, May lit is reported that
the Russian Second Pacific squadron
is now near the leland Of Hafnan.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-01
South Texas LEAGUE.

San Af~~nio and Beaumont played
ten innings. neither side scoring.
Galveston, g. Houston, O.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-01

See cur shelby electric Light globes
They are the very best The price
viii suis you. too. VIII Moore Hard
ware Company. IT
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-01
BASE BALL.
Texas League.

Waco, 6; Dallas, 5; Waco. I. Dallas,
:.
Fort Worth. 6; Corsicana. 8.
Austin, Z, Temple, 3.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-01
Bewden Case Compromised.

Austin, May III. s. Bowden, expeli-
ed from the Confederate home, agreed
to apologize and has been reinstated
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-01

Shreveport, 9; Memphis, 2.
Little Rock, s; New Orleans, 2.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-01
Dallas Musical

Tickets for Dallas 1
val will be placed oIi
May 2, and for that d.
$500 to $3.50. Come
serve seats.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-01
Leac

New York, 5 Rrooklyn, 3.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-01

Cleveland. Ii; St Louis, /.
Chicago, 9; Detroit. 0.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-01
North Texas League

Paris. S; Greenyille, 5.
Tex.~rkana, o; GAINESVILLE, 2.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-01

Cold drinks Of all kinds. and the
best cnndy you ever ats az Niek's
CANDY Kitchen If
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-01
Furnitut

Highest cash price ----------
ond hand furniture =
W. Hillyer d Co, neg q G s.
house. New phone z-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-01

hnssFicRn Ambaa ades
Splendid III

81 k&k&FShAfEs May
Meyer has moved into
denee. the palace ef
Kleininichel formerly &C
Spanish embassy. IRE Al
bassaior IL becoming increa
ular and is making a splendid
preston in imperial circles. to
he was presented at Imperial A--
club, which probably Is the most OK
elusive club in the work and one-thir.
of the membership Of which is com
pe1ed OF members of the reigning fam
lies OF Europe. He is already a ia
vorite and his personal charm is Great
ing favorable impression with in
fiuential men Of the official class.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-01
We can't sell you
We can sell you elect
Get our prices. w
ware Company.

For commence
Forest. excellence in a
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-01

ANNAA y 49, A~NA
your scalp is full
sure sign that these A
busily at work.
There is but one v
trouble and kill the 1
to apply Newbro's
scalp-it will kill the
hair is sure to resu-
Sold by leading drui
stamps for sample to
Detroit, Mich.
Herring Drug Co.,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-01

IS what you
at our store
heads in both
silver Of every
description. .
one now
)u 60 to the
meeting
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-08
4 Brewery in
Your Vest Pocket

small town in Wisconsin, has. Il rre1
ports be true, struck the hop growing IN
dustry and the ,breweries Of the country
oil Of their efforts have never been able
to remotely approximate.
This Wisconsin scientist claims to have
produced a liquid which is llGco times as
With the contents OF an ounce Vial OF TINS
magical potion, he can transform thirty
gallons Of pbee wa,er no sty as mans
weird DRINKS and dreams as the best
hop brew.
This is the story as Il os comes una una
Brooklyn Eagle. however, has made full
investigation, and goes into details as 70
the operations Of this wonderful discoV-
glass Of water, and Immediately you have
d yellow, foaming, nutritious. fat-making.
exhilarating offset to nervous prostrat! !! on
cents. and people who pay I'VE cents for Tor
an extra ct also made OF chemicals ana
worth barely cent viii ney YER, k anT t the
s va M
lions in Milwaukee and st. Louis. where
he stranger wanders in transport OF
expectancy, knowing that one glass goes
mon are all the time doing things for ne
welfare Of the race and the oecupa ton
Of Carrie Nation. will become Salvation
trust, and every man may keep his beer
supply on tap In his vest pocket.
Prohibition States will disappear from
tho map. to all intent. for any unregcn-
eratc person may ramble over It from
end TO end, an ufsuspeected. yet perfect.
alcoholic battery. A pill bottle. contain.
Ing yellow extract. Will achieve the moral
overthrow Of half the population. All
that is necessary for tho population to do
Is to supply the Ice water, and 1t can then
sit IN the shade OF Its hop vines and laugh
at the laws Itself hns made Ye, there
Is q terrible possibility in the new chem
lcal Suppose O. man, surcharged with
enthusiasm, or imbibns In The dark. or
in any other way disaffccted toward real I.
tiles were to drink q whole spoonful OF
It! The effect would be that OF smulta-
neously !mblbing twsn ,,;, 1,.s or thirty
ample to tho neig hborhood and endanser
popular liberty, by becoming text for a
new lot Of excise laws.
When the Wisconsin man perfects his
invention and begins to ship his goods to
Virginia, Danville will have to rcarrnnge
her prohibition rules and her war lines
against the blind tigers: Farmville and
Franklin Will have to dispense with their
dispensarles, and the Legislature OF Vir-
gInia will have to amend and re-enact
the Mann liquor law to meet this unex-
pected emergency.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-08

ly absurd" as to make "a dental or ex-
planaton purely ridieuloqs. and that
he T % order son the hssa lbs SDHk dspsrt
and 'The clansmani' out and make my
Then, Oh, Lord, viii I Give thanks. for
and shall BIO saved At least, Ill save
IL tho editor Of the State wishes to test t. 4,
o ss HssI1e et # ch oHeess Rs e
of the "southern" Educational Conference
to give up his negro propaganda, restnii-
rant or resign his presidency LII guar.
stso wb R n sdEs viii hs e sess and ss
the conference will find a new presiding
officer! may be inistaken; 1t Is barely!
possible that Mr.. Ogdeh's Innovation 81
Southern white people may have broad.
cned his mnd-but will not believe 1t
Until sec It,
The state asks Why have ae'a y aood my
hearVd weak-n,inded Yankee phinn,.
.HGss e ss ,Ss s 81
mega XgSie eale VIII be frank. This southern.
Educational society is composed Of many
Of my warm personal friends, am9n ng
them Mr.. Page, my publlsher;. T n, ,, are
and In the main, good I have hoped that
they might shake OFT the Influence Of su ca
men us Ogden and tho editors OF the
Northern negro organs IKE hpne Tho
truth Is, these negro propngandsts are inc
men who secure the funds WHICH make
the Southern Educational Board q
power to DO reckoned with
AS southerner, who loves the South
and the North, and who believes that the
South has performed mighty service for
tn, republic IN our IF s seh men
as Mr.. ogden to corrupt II. view Win
suspicion the Greeks who bear gifts. And
1 venture mildly. to suggest that a
Southern" educational board With LILLIAN, us
rant on broadway. New York, Is legiti-
mate subject OF discussion, -.
The stnte has been deceived, ut least
have always been with tho negro during
his entire life. He is the president OF the
board Of trustees OF the negro gchool az
hampton and the board ara at Tnskee n,s
negro loving obsesson, It would raise
laugh among his friends which could be
heard to Philadelphia. This soft spot IN
his brain is SO well known here that IT IS
a joke, and Is excused by his more robust
associates as mild form Of insanity
1t is a good time for the State to grace
lully wthdr9w as an an ogde,R't ,n CHAMPION
Many subtle forces are at work IN Amer
lea to undermine the barriers which sep
arate our 5000. 900 Africans from the white
race. There is enough negro D!oou Heic
If allowed to mix with ours. to drown the
negroid mongrelism. Neither tolcration
education nor religion can mako q negro
a white man. nor Justify the pollution OF
our blood with his. -
In my humble Judgment the most insidi-
ous, dangerous movement against South
ern sentiment since the war is concealed
behind the fair front OF the Southern"
Educational Board, with Its millionaire
hackers, Of which Mr.. Robert G. Ogden.
Of the Hampton negro school. proprietor
OF the Broadway negro equality restau.
- az = go = THOMAS DIXON, Jr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-08
Peace in Sight.

At last the Car cries, Hold, enough!
It is time. The Japs have Beaten him
at every turn, and there is nothing for
him to do but surrender 1t had been
far better, for him had he reached that
conclusion six months ago.
Tho war between Russia and japan
began on February G, 1904 Russia had
1903, but failed to keep her promise, and
Japan naturally became alarmed. She
had good reason to believe that Russia
intended to occupy Manchuria pcrma-
nently, and that she had designs OH
Korea. Time and again she asked as
surance from the Gear, but as often did
he put her off and Japan finally came to
the conclusion that the Gear was fight
ing for time and was delaying his reply
in order that he might have more time
TO prepare for war. When she became
more or less satisfied on that point she
broke off diplomatic relations and the
war began.
We doubt not that it was Russa's
ambition and design to make herself mis-
tress of the Far East and # Japan had
not checked her England would have
had eventually to reckon with her In
India. But we do not believe that Rus
sla was at the time contemplating war
with Japan and If the latter had not been
SO hasty doubtless a moro or less salts
factory reply TO her demands would
1 So -, ~,
Russia was utterly unprepared for war,
rs the result showed, and that Is wherein
Japan had such enormous advantage, for
Japan had been preparing for years for
this conflict, and was in all respects
ready for 1t.
Never had nation more loyal, more zeal
Gus, more inspired soldiers than Japan.
and they fought with tho daring and
industry Of fanatics. On land and on
sea they wesa at the thronts of their
foes and nhver left off until tho enemy
was chokcd to death. Tho world las
never seen better fighting, and mover
have armies been moro uniformly sue
cessful savo the armies OF Israel when
led by Moses. Port Arthur was taken;
all the Russian ships were sunk or cap
tured, and the Russian troops were prac-
tically driven out OF Mnnchuria. When
Rojestvensky was defeated Tho Times
Dispatch claimed that Japan had gained
all that she had been contcnding for,
and was fairly entitled to the verdict
OF nations. The Car has come to the
same conclusion, and peace Is now in
sight.
Wo know not what the terms VIII be.
Doubtless the powers viii see to 1t that
they are not unreasonable.