Dayton herald., February 12, 1904, Image 2

WAR
HAS
BEGUN
JAPAN ATTACKS RUSSIAN SQUADRON
FIRH IN CHBLK.
After T klrty-T w e Hoars* Fighting
more Bellsvea W orst to Over.
FRAMES LEAP HIGH
BUSINESS
PORTION
OF
BALTIMORE
j@ O $ n @ l
STRICTLY WITHIN TRB a T V ,
Records Show America Took No Part
Internal'Affairs of Colombia.
■
Washington, Feb. # ._ _ T h e presi­
dent sent to thd Senate today a mays
of correspondence itf response to Sena­
tor Gorman's resolution calling for the
dates and circumstances under which
the United States used m ilitary forces
in the internal affairs of New Granada,
or Colombia, and whether such does of
m ilitary forces were on the initiative
of the United States or by the request
of New Grands or Columbia, or in con­
sequence of any official representation
of either. Tbe resolution also called
for copies of the order« by the navy do-
.rtment relating to such use of nnlt-
tary force.
-
The circumstances under which forces
«ere landed are given by the president
in detail, but orders by the war and
navy departments concerning the work­
ings of such departments, and which
constitute a part of the offices of the
m ilitary and naval intelligence, are
withheld on the grounds that the dis­
closure of such confidential matters
would be incompatible w ith the public
FETTERED
♦ B Y A L IX A N O C S R O B E R T S O N
” J e t o « » '» r a r e . " “ A f f il e B e e e t S o a r
“ te tr i« . ta e te w ta g t i r i .
Baltimore, Feb. 8 .— When darkness
THE SCENE OF DESTRUCTION.
fell tonight, the people of this stricken
•‘ t t U u t l t r • ! L i s b o a . '* • ' W e d d e d t o b J F Ie ." " D i e n e
AT PORT ARTHUR,
city knew the worst was over.
The
r a e r s e . '* “ N o r a ’ s L e g a c y , " a r c . e r e .
B l e e i t v e H :S 1 A . M . S a p te w h e r « , Ito s .
flames which tor 32 hours had swept
resist leesly through the heart o f-the Less WUI Amount to Over 140,000,000—
Two Battleships and aJ.Crul»<r Badly city were checked. An army of fire­
K o r it
B e rth
Help Summoned From Phltodelpato.
B o o th
te n th
Bound
Bound
Dam aged-M lhadtfs Fore«a Eacapcd men from many cities, working un-
haun«
Washington sad New York—Dyna>
C
H
A
P
T
E
R
X
X
X
C H A P T E R X X IX .
U aharw ad-Several Kuaaian rtorch- .eariedly, and aided by a muddy little
F ive minutes from the time that Roger
Roger Darrel, walking through ihe for­
■ Its Used ta Prevent F in
stream,
finally
conquered.
- - Nations
est and drawn by the hand of fate, stop­ dashed from the burning building, blind
■.
r r A T io m .
Troops Called Out.
Worn by a night and day of terror,
nm ?
ped several times, as though to turn back, with smoke and burning wherever the
D a ll y
D a lly
a
P m l
F r e ig h t
the great crowds that watched the ruin
but on each aeparate occasion he found flaniea had licked hia flesh, the whole mill
•X
of their city turned homeward, and at
was tottering and threatening to fgll. It
him self impelled forward.
Baltimore, M d., Feb. 7.— The moot
At least I will not enter when I reacn had yielded Itself ao completely to Ihe
Berlin, Fob. ».— A special telegram midnight the streets were deserted, destructive fire in the history of B alti­
save for the police and m ilita ry , who
L mvo
Leave
there. Let me look upon the old mill once demon fire that it burned like tinder.
A r r iv e
A n tro
from 8 t. Peteraburg aaya three Kuaaian
more occurred here today, raging prac­
Ju st at thia time a i&an staggered from
again, and perhaps thia mad
guarded the burned area.
tically
unchecked
during
many
hours,
abipo at Port Arthur were severely - To the south, a red glow rise« *«d
my part will be »atiafied. W hatsit la I the door, threw up his arms as a falling
I pNn ___
Blgge „ -
, .
.
burning rafter struck him, and dropped T : M A « 1:M.___
know not. but I r T n n o t r é s i s t a i t .
damaged ladt nlgnt by torpedoes dla- falls, marking 140 acres of devastation, completely destroiyng scores of the
1 :M p m O tbA ons 1 1 :00 a . u 1:11 p
A ■
largest business houses in the whole­
like
a
rock.
.N
o
one
dared
go
to
his
as­
* ** “ i
S » | 1:14 p m W a a c o 10:4* a .“ ‘ J
H
e
finished
his
words
with
a
startled
eharged irom Japanese torpelo boat« 75 squares of property that yesterday sale district, involving losses which
2:4 U B .I
t . B i I t f l p m K l o 'd y k e l O : » A
cry, for hia eyes had suddenly eaught a sistance,..-for the whole m ill was about
U » .I
p.m g u a i u l i l # l * a.
I S A
i d
m !
while the U tter were passing the bar represented values to the extent of cannot yet be estimated, as the fire was
to topple over in that very direction.
p .m l l a y - C J c t « : t * a
11 p i
glow
of
light
through
the
forest
trees.
a .m l
«I
»75,000,000 to »126,00»,000.
Net
p m M c t i o ' l d « 1 0:11 a. IU I M p i
v^are
looking,
however,
saw
Those who
|: I X a
A b
B 1 :4 *
It cannot be the moon rising, for. un­
bor. Subsequently a large fleet of Jap­ even a close approximation can be still horning Bercely when night fell.
p .i
p m l> e l(e « s 10 00 a. IU 1
•
:0U
s
a
t
a
u
A
-
»
l
e'iymergg
from
the
building.
less I have lost my bearings, I *m head- a second figure*
M o re
0:N > a .
40 p. I
* :* S A ._
.u ! « • p m
anese battleahipa and cruisers appeared made of, the ioss. No guess can be Owing to the wide extent of the calsro
lug toward the west: it Is the old null H e stuuibled otrer the Captain, stooped,
......... I I : l t p m K r « k l n v l 0 :1 * a.
ity it w ill be tomorrow before sn ap­
and", raising the fallen man, bore him to ïi:M A U * 4 1 p m ( I o V 'y I * : l * a m 1 :00 p . u
niade of the insurance.
An expert proximate estimate ran be made,
on fire! What if she should be lost!”
before the port.
4M p .m m B o u r i b o n *:.SS a .i
the city building inspector, estimates
l i e started on a wild run, leaping over a place of safety just a», with a mighty
1.40 a I
4:to p .m i K i e n t
though it is certain that it has already
M artial Law Proclaimed.
<:«> p .m ! W ,’ t l l l e o x I so a .i
holes and logs as though they were almost roar, the burning» structure gave way,
the loss in buildings alone at 15,000,
exceeded
»40,000.000.
a
n
l
k
o
l
: U 0 a .i
*:'*• pmiShar
Port A rthur, Feb. «.— In consequence 000. This, with the goods carried will
nothing, and rapidly nearing the blazing sending a myriad of »parks skyward as it
,^ r
The fire broke out shortly before 11 i n t e r e s t s .
crushed
in
like
an
eggshell.
mill,
which
.with
every
passing
minJte
of the attack by the Japaneee torpedo carry the total to not less than »200,- o’clock this morning in the wholesale
» . J . H A R R IS ,
U O H I.K H .
As a preface to the correspondence seemed to become more and more the vic­
Roger was not seriously hurt. True, • B O . ■ (ton
S u p A r ln M a d a a k .
Maaagar.
boats, m artial law has been proclaimed 000,000. On the other hand it is said dry goods store of John E. Hurst A Co., Acting Secretary of State— Loomis
he
bore
upon
his
arms
burns
that
would
tim of the flames.
that insurance estimates do not place
T7*“*----*---
writes a letter in which he says a ll the
on
Hopkins
Place,
in
the
heart
of
the
never
be
wholly
lost,
but
they
would
be
Now
he
seemed
to
understand
the
sub­
hero.
the total loss at a greater figure than
business district, with a series of loud correspondence on record in the depart tle power that had drawn him on, and sacred »cars, for they were received while
»16,000,000. So far there has been no
Japan Seizes Russian Skips.
explosions, which were heard in remote ment of state is tiven, and that from in his heart he prayed, oh. so earnestly, he had in his arms the girl he loved.
When he recovered hia senses he found
London, Feb. ».— In • digpftArh dat- systematic attempt to fix the values parts of the city, sad spread with fear this it appears United States forces that he might yet be la time to save kia
that were represented in the district in.
Carol bending over him. supreme love
have been landed on the Isthmus of darling.
OO T-W- — *-*■ FCbrasry * » , and which
IqV rap id ity.
that
which
is
tonight
a
devastated
All thoughts of bitterness toward her written on every lineament of her sw eet
was delayed by the censor, a corre­
In a half-hour a dosen big ware­ Panama 10 times from October 1856 to
, houses in the wholesale dry goods and September, l»08, the laeHpentioned had been swept from bis heart aa if by face. Her soft lips pressed kisses upon
spondent of the Daily Telegraph asserts waste.
Not a single life has been loot, and
his wounded arms. Between those two
that Russisu,deliberately precipitated
notions district were burning fiercely. landing being tbe only one made w ith­ magic. He had the proofa of hia inno­ no olouds could ever come again ; they had
not a human being has even been dan
cence. but his words about throwing her
the crisis Ey secretly dispatching,
out actual request from the govern
The
entire
city
fire
department
.was
been baptized in fir«, and tea bond was
love from him were forgotten.
few days ago from Port Arthur, trans­ gerously injured. The Hospital lists called out, but was utterly powerless to ment of the isthmus.
On he dashed. It stMfthed as though cemented forever.
ports loaded w ith a fu ll division of consist of minor burns, w ith the excep­ check the spread of the flames, which
H is face and hgir had escaped because
he would never get there, and the old mill
troops and escorted by a fleet and land­ tion of Jacob Ilgingritz, a fireman from weie aided by high winds, and by noon
BITTER ATTACK ON AMERICA.
was now a perfect pyramid of flames, he bad been wise enough to cover them
York,
Pa.
He
has
a
fractured
leg
ing them near the Yslu river, thus oc­
there was savage fires io at least 30 big
roaring and leaping upward aa though in with a wet cloth, all but the eyes, and
is badly burned.
cupying Northern Corea.
'*«
fiendish glee over thv destruction of the he had ducked hia head when passing
warehouses,
and
the
flames
were
stead
Russian
General
Savs
U
W
a
r
Comas.
It
There has been little or no excite­
A N *
Japanese, patience became exhausted
through the flames.
haunted building.
ily
eating
their
way
into
successive
WUI Be Her Fault.
Presently he waa abl» to arise, snd
The woods were now lighted op. and he
and today Japan moved her ships and ment, and there has been no hysteria blocks northwest and south.
There has been no disorder, and there
London, Feb. 6.— Special dispatchee could see his way better, so that he made then he found a group near by, bending
took unresisted possession of ’certain
Though every bit of the fire fighting
merchant vessels, including the Bhilka has been no looting or attempt a t loot­ apparatus in the city was called into received from the Far East, and pub­ better time, but hia heart was Dill of a over a form upon,, th s ground. It waa
and Manchuria, the correspondent con­ ing. Baltimore tonight is as orderly requisition as the flames continued to lished thia morning, add nothing to terrible fear lest he should rtkir» too the Captain.
tits knowledge of the actual situation.
• a l y T r a o a o A B t l a r a u l , J -ln a
A strange fat* Had brought together
as a village, and only the throb of the
late.
r a u l o s U t r o e i ly T K r e u s h
tinues:
spread, the firemen realised that they
Finally, like a mad deer, he sprung all those whom he had wronged to sc«
Ths St. Petersburg correspondent of
- “ Two other Russian vessels were laboring fire engines and the boom of had a task before them which was too
the
arch
schemer
die.
Above
him
stood
from
among
the
trees
and
ruzbeiL-into
ths Daily Telegraph quotes from the
dynamite, as it brings dangerous walls
.
seised and escorted to Sasebo, Japan
great for them to combat.
Telegrams Novo Vremya a bitter editorial attack the open space. A terrible scene, full of the Russian detective, scarred a llttl» 6alt Lalte City,
The Daily Telegraph says it supposes to the ground, disturbs the quiet.
for fire engines were segrt-Xto-A^shlng- upon the United States, which he sup­ awful grandeur, was before him, but he from contact with the flames, and yet
Leadville,
So
far
there
has
been
no
call
for
aid.
the foregoing seizures occurred at Ma
heeded not Its sublime splendor.
1 he still worth a dozen dead men, Lawrence
ton and Philadelphia, and*’ about 1
sampho, but that the censor suppressed Proffers of assistance have come from o’clock six engines arrived from Wash­ poses to be sn outcome of th6 dispatch op* thought before his mind was the Richmond, Jack, and the girl who had
Pueblo,
of American coasuls to Mukdftt and
many quartern, from sister cities, from
Mm location.
ington and four from Philadelphia and Antnng. The Novo Vremya accuses harrowing uncertainty in regard to Carol. been the w lfs of the dying man, aa she
Cofotadb Spring»
corporations
and
from
private
citizens
W as she safe? W hat if she were in that believed—Nora Warner.
.¡" A special dispatch says a strong fleet
joined in the battle w ith the flames.
he United States of a desire to-win abyss of flam et-
Kneeling beside the Captain w as th s
— ~— -
of Japanese warships, reported to be on but Baltimore tonight cannot say
and Denver.
Water plugs in every section within
Almost mad at the bare thought, he gypsy. Barbara Merrilvm.
the way to Chemulpo, has seized - sev whether it W ill be needed or accepted a radius of half a mile from the fire he hegemony of the entire globe, and
The
two
men,
locked
In
ths
room
.and
rushed
frantically
forward.
A
scream
exclude
Europe
from
the
Far
Eastern
That w ill be decided tomorrow
eral Russian trading veaseU.
were in uee, and it is roughly esti­ market, and declares “ if, as It seems reached his ear—the scream of a woman with the firs roaring round them, ren­ a T u t . i r p o o s s i n p t l e s n d b l a d l i y t s ; g a l p p a d t r a í a s d ' a l l y ' t W
In a dispatch from Tokio. a corre­
mated that 350 hose were playing at likely, wai breaks out, it w ill have —and for the first time he noticed s fe­ dered deaperst» by their altttfVon. had
T b i s u c b 91 ••ping as« Blalag Caro aa« Fraa
WHEN FRANCE WILL BB CALLED.
ln g c u s i r C a r t .
spondent of the Daily M ail says the
one time upon different parts of the been instigated by the Yankees with male figure close to the burning mill. The hurled themselves against .-the door, but B T e r l j llD
« u o t l u a g a t l o o a l o a o a s ry t o A u a r t e a Bp
J iji Bhimpo has received “ a telegram
glare and smoke kept him from recog- the effort w as useless, ana they would * V i ' p » » « ro a llo w e d e n a l l e la m it i et H a k a la .
fire. ’
•«- ■
their
utilitarian
views.”
-
By Two
from Fusan, Corea, declaring that the Russia M ast Ba Attacked,
uizing her, and, with hia heart leaping for undoubtedly h sve been burned alive >ut
F e r e h e a p e a t r a u e a a « « e e a r tp t lv e l l t a r a l a i »
Baron Hayaahi, Japansse minister to joy, he bounded toward the woman, who that the detective chanced to remember
firing of guns was heard to the east of
S d d ra s a
F ir s S tU I B e y o n d C o n tr o l.
Great Britain, describes tlie situation was wringing her hands Rîldly. When an az that w as lying in a small closet.
Koje istand.
Paris, Feb. 10.— Officials have care
W« CÍ4 M cB R ID B . Osa. A gt-.
Baltimore, Feb. 8, 4 A. M .— The fire in the Far East as •"certainly very he reached her aide he saw that It was
W ith this they assailed the door by
fully considered just how far France is continues to spread in an easterly di­ threatening,” bnt said everything de­ ..M rs. Richmond, not Carol.
tun»s, .like two great Faroes» •Herculae,
Third SL
Pordand, Oragaa
FAIR B IL iz PASSES.
likely to become involved under the rection, and continnes beyond the con­ pended on-Russia’s reply. ~
'
Several other forms had darted from bnt It waa almost too tot« for The smoke
the woods, and were hurrying toward the w as filling the room, and, when they did
Votes to Bxtend AM Io Lewis terms of the Franco-Russian alliance trol of the multitude of fireman.'
Senate Vetes
which they say contains two distinct
spot where the lady stood. The leading manage to smash the lock of the door, it
1904 PAIR STAMP» ORDERED.
Mobs of wagons are busy a t this
-
and Clark Exposition.
safeguards lim iting French participa hour removing the household goeds of
one he recognized at Lawrence Rich­ w as only to find themselves face to face
Washington, Feb. 9.— W ithout a dis­ tio h .’ The first of these is that Russia
the residents just east of Jones Falls, They Ars to Be Oa Sale In Alt Post- mond, but beyond that he did not spare with huge billows of seething flames that
« F P I ¡n n W T ff lir s and licked up the
senting vote the Lewis and Clark expo­ must be attacked, and the second that
the time to look-.----- -
the hundreds of ceaidences being threat­
offices Oto First Day o f . May.
woodwork.
sition b ill paasM tbe senate at 6:30 tb« attack must be by two powers.
Carol—where is sheT" he erfed.
ened by the rapidly Extending flames.
The Captain rushed down first, and was
There was dot al second to „loge. The
Washington, Feb. 8.— An order for
yesterday afternoon, carrying an aggre­
The requirement that Russia be at
The Fourth and .F ifth regiments of
she first of the naw Louisiana purchase poor lady could not speak, but, raising just In time to receive the crushing blow
gate appropriation of »1,775,000. Sec­ tacked has been one of the chief causes
m ilitia , together with a company of
txposition postage stamps, which are her hand,* she pointed to the blazing build from the rafter outside the buildlbg.
tion lfl of the b ill, providing for the for Russia’s temporizing, as she has
regular artillerymen from Fort Mc­
Thus did the vengeance Of heaven' over­
to be placed on sale at all postofflees in ing. It was enough.
construction of a memorial building not wished to sacrifice the chances of
Henry, reinforce tne police to keep the
Heaven help me!” fell from hia shut take the plotter when that of man seem
the United States May 1, has been sent
was stricken o u t; the number of na­ French-support. Officials here, hoi
ed almost without hope.
ciowds In check.
* *
•>
teeth.
to ths bureau of engraving and p rin t­
tional commissioners was reduced from ever, have believed and hoped that
H e lay there dying now—there could
Then, bracing him self like a giant pre­
ing by Third Assistant Postmaster Gen­ paring for a mighty battle, he rushed for; be no mistake about that—snd his eyes
seven to three; sn amendment was at­ Russia would strike the first decisive
WARSHIP
IS
SENT.
eral Madden.. I t calls for ths printing ward, hurling himself through the bar­ wandered from one face to another, light
tached absolutely cloeing the exposition blow, as such action would in a meas-
of 90,000,000 of the one-cent stamps, rier of fierce flames that crossed their ed up by the glare of the still burning
and grounds on Sunday, and the frank­ urefrelieve France from participating
A m e r i c a T a k e s H a n d I n S a n t o D o m i n g o bearing the portrait of Robert R. L iv­
Asa
remnants of the haunted mill.
ing privilege denied to the national and in a profitless war
angry tongues before the doorway.
R e v o lu tio n a r y
A f f a ir s .
When he saw Roger approach, support
H e found the stairs more from inatlnri
ingstone; 226,000,000 of the two-cent
state commissions. Aside from these
Concerning the condition in the alii
THEE TR1IH it Un EUT M ill
changes, the b ill was passed in sub­ ance providing that two powers must
Washington, Feb. 9.—Simultaneous­ stamps, bearing ths portrait of Thomas than sight, as tbe plnce w as full of ed by Carol’s arm, something that waa
T h ro u g h
P u ll m a n S t a n d a r d
a n d T o n rle l
stantially tbe shape in which it recent­ attack Russia before France becomes ly ' at the state dpeartment and the Jefferson ; 7,600,000 of the three-çent smoke. Up he went with great leaps. At almost a smile came across the dying
iao ptng C a rs d a l ly t o O m a h a , C h ic a g o , Spo­
man's face, and he beckoned for them
the
top
he
could
see
nothing,
but,
groping
on
s
;
T
o
u
r
is
t
S
le
e
p
in
g
C
a
r
d
a
l
ly
to K a n s a s
ly came from tbe senate committee.
stamps,
with
Monroe’s
portrait;
9,-
involved, M . Delcasse has distinctly navy department today the announce
| t y ; T h r o u g h l - u l l m s n T o u r is t g la o p tn g C o ra
to draw still nearer.
The Lewis and Clark b ill came up Bjnted to members of the diplomatic ment was made that a serious state of 600,000 of the flve-cent stamps, with bis way along, he cried aloud:
j
e
n
o
n
a
l
l
y
e
o
n
tlu
c
t
e
d
)
w
e
e
k
ly
t
o
C h ic a g o ,
"Death haa caught me. consln,” be
"Carol, oh, C arol,’ my darling, where
L o u t , a n d M e m p h is . R e c lin in g
unexpectedly at 3:16. The attendance c
thgt Cori< Bn<l China would
affairs is prevalent in Santo Domingo. M cKinley’s portrait; and 6,600,000 of are you?”
hoarsely whispered, as they bent over fa a a ' a r s C C a n it y ( , s Bt
e a u tro S ) to t h e E a s t d a l ly .
at this time was slight, but as the de-
congidered goch power, if either Complaint has been made to the state the ten-cent stamps, with s miniature
Oh, the bitterness In his voice.
It bim. ”1 have wronged many In my life
T IM E t C M E B U L I t
bate proceeded, senators returned to j oined j Bpan »gainst Busaia.
A M IT »
department by the owners of the San map of the United States, showing the spoke of heart-breaking, racking pain, but but now all is over, snd I go to pay the
PSTABV
P a rtla a d . Or.
the “
the chamber, u n til, a t “ the
** time ,k
Isidro plantation that their property territory acquired by the Louisiana there came ao answer save the roaring penalty. la there one here who can say
b ill was passed, there was a fair aver­
4 iS ip . m
and crackling of the flames as they fed he or she will not forgive me? In the
S a lt t a k a , D e n v e r ,
C h le n g o
had been beeeiged, and an appeal is purchase.
SENATE MAY VOTE ON TREATY.
F t. W o r th ,O m a h a ,
F o r t! a n d
name of heaven, do not refuse a dying
age attendance. Twice-dazing the af­
upon the dry timbers of the old mill.
made for immediate relief.
Other
S p e c ia l
K a n s a s C i t y , St.
1
H e groped his way along a passage un­ man this reqnest.”t« ,
ternoon It looked as if the b ill would
CHINA AQRBBS ON WAR ACTION.
*:» a u.
L o u ts ,C b lo a g e a a d
Fix the Day of Decision aa Friday Americans having interests in Santo
All were silent. No one denied him
til he came to a door. It refused to five
Hawn to go over until some future time.
Domingo
have
made
sim
ilar
com­
or Saturday.
■
n
a
t
l
n
g
u
n
.
way at his touch, and, .rendered desperate this, snd, although his voles grew weak
Senator P latt, of Connecticut made a
plaints. M r. Moody, the secretary of Rolling-Stock of Railroad W ill Ba Brought by the situation, he raised his foot end er as he proceeded^^Jils face lighted np
Washintgon,
t e P a u l F a s t M a ll.
rather vicious attack upon the large
__ Feb. 10.— The senate the navy, and ■ M r. Loomis, the acting
A t’ a n t lt
M M S u te
Inside Oroat W alL
strangely.
~
sent it down with a crash.
w ith the Pans
amount carried by the b ill, and threat- w ill proceed this week with
secretary of state, had long conerences
• :1S P B .
Entering,
he
found
the
Interior
full
of
"Nora,
I
see
y
o
ti'ia
v
e
found
happiness
Tien
Tain,*
Fab.
5.—
In
the
event
of
ened to force a fight, which might have ms canal treaty, both in open and ex
▼la
with the president upon the subject an outbreak of hostilities between Rus­ smoke, and yet It was more bearable than with that noble young man, snd It is tot
B w a tln fta * .
been temporarily disastrous.
| ecutive sessions, and there are not a
W ith hie return to the navy depart­ sia and Japan,- tbe railroad administra­ out In the hall, becapseoT the closed door. so bard to forgive; nor can you, cousin
Later Senator Allison became critical few senators who express the opinion
ment from the W hite House, Secretary tion has arranged to bring tba rolling A slender figure a»v«<e7«nd staggerM to­ now that all the elonds ir e cleared sw ay.
of the phraseology of the b ill, and but that the week may see a vote on the
A t l a n t i a B ip r a a s
T ilS a . t e
Moody held a conference with Rear stock of the extra moral line inside the ward him. With a dry* 'hc~4g»M opt his Lawrence Richmond, you will find the . F B a t. s t P M a n a t ll
for the intervention of Senator Fulton treaty. Some senators fix the vote as
arms for her.
false paper I held over you on my per
Admiral Taylor, and a cablegram was great w all.
v ft“ -
would have forced ths senate to s d -. for FjrWay or Saturday of thia week
“Carol, my love, my life, thank heaven ton. It was a forgery, for you were In
dispatched to Rear Admiral Wise, com­
Russia has ordered another 20,000 you see s liv e r he cried, as be folded her nocent of ibe crime, though eireum
•p o k a n a
journ without taking-action on the b ill, and none puts it beyond ten days
manding the training squadron now at tons of Ksiping coal for delivery at
in his arm» and crushed her to his heart. stances aided me in securing my power
The committee amendments were most-'^bfiflh*': ' * ' * ' ”
Guantanamo, instructing that officer Port A rth u r, making 70,000 tons in a
"Vou—forgive me—Roger—I lov«»d you over you. Jack Avenal, I know yon now
ly adopted without discussion, bnt the ! senators Hopkins and Clayton w ill
to take immediate and effective steps week- lu is pointed out here that if —I believe in you now!" the poor girl Your sister is st last avenged. As fot
last committee amendment, relating to speak in favor of the treaty. The diplo-
r iO M PO B T L A N U .
for the adequate protection of Ameri­ war breaks out so n the coal w tll jiard -gasped.
- you, Barbara, poor girl, once 1 loved you
» '
Sunday cloeing, provoked a protracted matic and consular appropriation bill
can lives * n<l property at the Domini­ ly’ reach its destination, as the stocks
• Hush, darling. hesYes will forgive us better than aught else in my life.-’ Had • • » F - t e . A l l s a lt in g d a u a • d t p t e
debate, and in the end resulted in the w ill be reported from the committee
su b ja e t U c h a n g e
both. I have forgotten all—everything 1 let that love reign. I would have been
can capital, lim iting his action at all hers are low and the steamers scarce.
adoption of an amendment offered by »nd taken up at the first convenient
but that 1 love you better than the whole a better man, but I trampled It under
time« to the recognised tenets of inter­
F o r t e n F r o n e ls e o -
I
t
is
reported
that
ths
Russians
are
interference
w
iti
Senator P latt, of Connecticut, closing opportunity, when
t e lls v o r y « d ay s
world. As proof of It, witness me here foot, deceived you, and became worse
national law.
building a railroad to connect Mukden
both buildings and grounds on Sun- the canal treaty w ill not result there­
' than ever; but this I swear—once I really
to save or die with you.”
with
Sin
M
in
Ting,
30
miles
west
of
from. Borne attention also may be
He bad shut the door in order to keep —loved you."
days.
M o u t h o f t h e A n a r to M i n e d .
Mukden, on the railroad running to out the dense volume of smoke until l.e
given to the general calendar.
The poor gypsy girl ottered a ery and
New York, Feb. 9.— A Russian offi­ Shan Hai Kwan and Tien Tsin.
D a lly
C o lam ela S l u r
«O O p t e
was ready for the final plunge, and. after hid her face iu her hands, overmastered
Japan Cats Cable to Corea.
»B . S u n d a y
» « te a d a p
SI m erara.
cer,
who
has
lately
returned
from
the
tastily
wrapping
aeveral
blankets
alxiut
Orest
Sam
for
Irrigation.
by
emotion.
Captain
Grant
was
almost
(
.00
o
m
.
Paris, Feb, » .— The French foreign
Panic Oeoerul li
the precious form of tbe girl, who was gone, but, turning hia eyes upon the de­
» a iu r d a y
T e A s to r ia a o d W ap
Washington, Feb. 10.— The secretary Far East, is quoted by the Moscow
Office was advised this afternoon that
l i : M p. s o
L a n d in g s
correspondent
(if
the
Times
to
the
effect
St.
Petersburg,
Feb. 6.— Advices re clad only in a loose wrapper of her moth­ fe c t iv e , he gasped:
the Japanese have cut the cable con­ of the interior has approved the setting
that the Russian Pacific squadron pos­ ceived here from Corea say that the er'« that she had thrown about her when
“It a ill serve you J u s t as well—yon
necting Japan and Cores. Ths object aside of »2,250,000 of ths reclamation
sesses at least two submarines. They feeling of panic is general there and first awakened by the dense smoke, be know it was—dead or alive. I esn defy
• « a m
W H l.arati» « r a r
(:M p .te
of this action is believed to prevent fund for the irrigation project on the
opened the d<x»r.
Hon., w a d .
T u m , T h u -
—you—now.”
were built on the Black sea, carried that de(ft*esaion prevails in all the
north
side
of
the
Shoshone
river,
in
the
s a d F rL
S a le m . In d e p e n .
S a t.
news of ths operations of the Japanese
The hall and stairway were atilt full of
He waa dead.
east in sections and fitted together at ports, where massacres of foreigners aie
denco,
f o r v a lll,
smoke, but he would no longer have to
reaching the Russians, which was pos­ Big Horn basin, of Wyoming, pro­
a n d w a y la n d in g s .
Heaven
be
merciful
to
hta
soul,
for
he
Port
Arthur
where
they
now
are
feared.
Europeans
a
t
e
preparing
to
grope his way along either, for the ruddy
sible, no matter how ¿lately censored vided that satisfactory rights to land
The officer also states that the mouth send their families to Shanghai. F.v dames, dancing and forking out their dia­ had never known what mercy was in
the dispatches sent might 1». Foilow- and water can be secured. This pro­
this world, and there were more hearts
71 ing the breaking off of relations between ject provides for the construction of a of the Amur river is heavily mined ery steamer ffom Japan conveys to bolical red tongues, as though in fiendish than those present at the time of hia
T a u k lR » Ir a ,.
F d S a -te
4:Mp. te
and
that
the
river
is
equipped
with
Corea
many
Japanese
officers
and
sol
glee,
lighted
tip
both.
M a n .. W a 4
h o r.
Russia and Japan and the cutting of dam and storage reservoir in Shoshone
death that were crying w t for vengeance T u a m a » , S T at.
light
craft,
each
patroling
shout
6'
How
was
he
ever
going
to
run
the
diera
in
disguise,
and
their
presence
in
O re g o n C it y , D a y to n
a n d F r i.
river,
and
a
canal
heading
in
the
can­
because
of
this
evil
man.
the cable is regarded here as significant
n o d w a y la n d in g s .
snch numbers is regarded by the Rus­ gauntlet with that precious burden in his
I t w ill provide miles and carrying light artillery.
They hurltn] him in the country rharch
of the purpose of the Japanese to begin yon above Cody.
W as it possible to escape by th e . . . .
sians as being a secret occupation arms?
water for approximately 90,000 acres
! i
«, i .
__ i_ .u .. ji
.i
i yard
along
with
hostilities.
_____
j 7»..
j . - the
. Uarrels. though aa - 111
8ixty doctors have left St. Petersburg window? One glance in that direction deserved
Russians Start a »lot.
this distinction, and tried to for­
on the north side of tbe river.
told
him
that
such
a
thing
could
hardly
be
get him.
L e . R h -a r f à
Seoul, Feb. 9 .— Rus-iina soldiers during the last few days.
Saaks g ira r.
L v .ta w to te u
accomplished; in fact, that it was ini|K>sst-
Russia’» Pattence Was BxhanStcd.
S :S S a. t e
Nora Warner went home with -Carol, » a « l : l M y s a. x o m a . p t
have l>een the cause of a disorderly in­
ble,
for
the
fire
was
already
glaring
in
I o w a ’ s O u n May Bs Replaced.
R
i
p
a
r
l
a
U
L
s
w
la
to
a
D a lly e x c e p t
8t. Petersburg, Feb. 9.— An advance
snd they two became great friends. The
Sreak for California Sites.
cident sUSeoul. One of the Russians
through the glass with evil eyes.
S a tu r d a y
F r id a y .
Washington,
Feb.
10.—
As
soon
as
detachment of Russian cavalry today
Drawing in a long breath, snd pressing latter w as t s happy ss tbe day was long,
seized a woman, and an angry croud
Washington, Feb. 6 .— Several m ili-
left Mukden for Corea. Ths telegram the Iowa arrives at the New York navy
snd
delighted
to
hear
Nora
tell
of
what
gathered. A body of Corean gendarmes tarv camp sites in California were ad Carol still closer to him, for he felt that
from Mukden announcing the departure ■yard. Rear Admiral Rodgers w ill d i­
a noble m tn Roger Darrel was.
b
arrived at the scene fo the trouble, and vocale«! before the house committee on by this baptism of fire she was given fo
D X y to n , O rcg o o
rect
.jt
thorough
inquiry
to
be
made
in­
Nora knew Lawrence Richmond of old,
of the cavalry adds: “ Russia's love . f
him
for
all
time
and
eternity.
Roger
an
encounter
with
th
e
Russians
fol­
m
ilitary
affairs
by
delegates
represent­
peace has lieen exhausted by Japanese to the recent accident to the eight-inch
dashed boldly into the flames and down for they had met before, She was the
demands. Troops, therefore, have been guns of the starboard forward turret, lowed. The gendarmes fought well, ing them to lay. Ex-Secretary Herbert t h e s t a l r y . ______ . ------------------------------------------------ -- - daaght.er .aX a wealthy- Virghrian, In d no
Had he been alone he would have taken poor obscure girl. He had imagined that
concentrate«! IT the Yhht'"?iVer. Tbe TofTeVSHT A T om Ot cobfldcncc on ltiP. o verpower in g the Russians, one of argned forthp selection of the NscF
Russian troops are in the l»st of part of the sailors in the safety of their whom was wounde«!. The Koreans de­ mento ranch, and Judge Stevens for the a flying leap to the bottom, and very prob­ she had done him harm, but it all turned
clare that the Russians w ill destroy J. P. Henry ranch. *Senat <r Perkins ably have come out almost uns.'ath«>d, but out that she had once. In her womanly
spirits. The Japanese everywhere are weapons, it w ill be necessary to get at
An insurrection has advise«! tlie committee to leave the re­ now his progress was much slower, and indignation, upbraided bim for his con
hurrying homeward."
The .Muk<i<n the real weakness of the naval guns and the country.
broken
out
60
miles
north of Seoul, and sponsibility of making the selection to he received many a flaslrfrom the tongues duct toward his wife, tbe story of which
-V IA -
take
Immediate
steps
to
rorrect
them,
dispatch reports the rumor that a
the
prjfect's
house
destroyed.
the war department, although advocat­ o f flame that darted out thia way and she had heard.
Japanese squadron is off Wei Hai even if it involves the replacement of
Nora married Jack Avenal, whose sis­
'
ing that a permanent m ilitary camp that.
the ol«Lgiuis by new and heavier weap­
W ei.
Heaven knows how he passed through ter had been one of the dead man's vic­
ground be secured on the Pacific
Ratals Would S till Parley.
ons.
that fiery ordeal! The eonsciouaness that tims, which accounted for Jack’s hatred,
------------------ vgr— . w------- ... ,
London, Feb. 9.— A dispatch to coast.
he held in his arms all that made life and they have alw ays been s happy c o n
Japan Landing Men In Corea.
Reuter's telegram company from St
dear to him gave him additional courage pie. The pasf*la abut out; they live-in
N a w C u s t o m - H o u s e M a s t B a Rebuilt.
London, Feb. 9.— Ths Chee Fee cor­
the present.
,
and strength.
Llghthonso Servies 1er Alaska.
Baltimore, Feb. 10.— As a result of Petersburg says: An authorative state­
respondent of the Daily Mail cables
T r a in s la a v a D a y to n th r P o r t in o « a n d w a p
Beveral times he heard what he fancied
Roger and his sweet wife know U9 M a tto n a a t * 21 a u . L a a v a t a r DA llao * M p
Washington, Feb. 6.— Secretary Cor-
land­ sn examination of the new custom ment from a Russian source regarding
that six Japanese transports
were
the
voices
of
men.
hoarse
and
load,
wants.
They
a
n
all
in
all
to
$>'ch
other,
« . I d a lly a x a o p t S u n d a y ,
tel yon today sent to congress a report
ing troops at various ports in Corea, house building, it. is alrqost certain the contents of the Russian reply is
accompanied with rapid blows, but he snd the two old folks, dandling the little
from M asa m pho and Fusan, on the that, y»e entire structure must he torn follows: “ If the Japanese government from the lighthouse board recommend knew not what to make of them, not be­ grandchildren on their knees, bless heav­
av e s P o r t la n d I N , .
I:M p .u .
:V
„ A A lb
n y 1* l »OJJ
south of Kusan, kivi Mokpho and Che-» down and rebuilt.
Nearly »350,000 is animated by (he same pacific senti ing changes and improvements in the ing aware of the fact that tw o mortal en for the light that has come to them
va«
O a blaiad
i t i u .-' l T M p " m .
nulpo, on the west. Seoul is to tie oc­ worth of work has been done on the ments as the Russian government, there lighthouse administration in Alaska. souls were locked in a room near by, and after those long years of darkness.
S a e r a u e n t o » 06 p u ; g o . u .
Ban P ra a e lo e o 7 S I p u : t:M s. aa.
Doctor Grim's establishment was even­
cupied and the landing is to be covered building. The vaults have been found is reason to hope that it w ill give Rus­ The board prim arily recommends that almost suffocated by the smoke snd fire.
L o a A a g v le s 1 » n a . ; l a . a .
sia’s
fresh
proposals
such
favorable
re­
Alaska
be
made
a
separate
lighthouse
The hand of heaven m ust,have directed tually broken np by tbe authorities.
h l P n e o t n . u j < p. u .
by torpedo divisions. The main body in g o o d condition in several hanks,
P o r t W o r t h • 10 a m ; 0 * 0 p u
Ths detective obtained the reward of­
of the Japaneee fleet, the correspondent where examinations were matte. This ception as to permit mutual accord be­ district, and a buoy station be estab­ the heroic young maag for be reached the
C
it y o f M o x le o l U e a . ; I U a u .
finally reached.
‘
lished at Ward cove, Tungas Narrows foot of the burning stairs in safety. fered by the Russian government for
.H o u s to n 4 a m ; V a . m r "
conclude«,'"»ill sail in the direction of inclndea the vault of the National Ex­ ing
-4
----------------1 ' (I
Then,
nerving
him
self
for
the
final
ari
banting
down
the
Man
with
the
Black
N
e w O r le a O 0 « : * g p \ u t « * 8 a u .
The
board
farther
recommends
the
con­
change hank, in which it is understood
Port A rthur.
h a s b in g t o n « 42 a. & . ; * 42 a m.
War S u p p l ie s f o r R e b e ls S e is e d .
struction of a lighthouse tender (or In tbe drama, he rushed through tbe bar­ Glove, and was heard of no more.
there is »800,000 of government funds
B o w Y o r k 12:4« p m ; 11:4« p. n .
rier of flame snd out 1 a to 4 be clear air.
One morning they found the gypsy girl
Executive Ability C o a n t e d .
Cape Haytten, H ayti, Feb. 9.— Mn- service exclusively in Alaska.
Loud cries greeted him sa he staggered dead on tbe grave of her lover. Who had y P u l l u a a a n d t ---
o u r i s t C e ra o u h u t h t r a l u e
nitions of war intended for Genreal
Washington, Feb. 10.— I t is said at , Te Report Naval Appropriation Bill.
forward snd placed his harden in the reaped the wages of tin, and they burled f lh a lr C a ra S a a r a w a iR e u E l Paso, a n d T o u r t M
A g r t c a lt a r a l A y p v o o r ia U o a
Washington, Feb. 10.— M r. Foes, Jimines, the Dominican revolutionary
the war department that Cameron
arms of Lawrence Richmond, blackened her beside him in pity, dropping a tear • a r a U B o w O r le a n s a n d W a s h in g to n .
Washington, Feb. 6.— Ths agricnl in face, and hit garments burning In a for her sorrows.
Forbes, of Boston, who has been tend­ chairman of ths naval affairs commit­ leader, were seized at Puerto Plata, on
C o n n e c tin g n t B an P ra a e lo e o w i t h e a v o n d
ered the position of Philippine commis­ tee, w ill report the naval appropria­ the north coast of the republic of Santo turai appropriation bill reported to th< score of places.
(The sad.)
s t o n u a r U a M fo r B o o o t u ln , J a p a n ,
Domingo,
yesteniay,
after
having
been
house
today
carries
a
total
of
»5,711.
tion
bill
in
the
house
this
week,
and
sioner. was selected principally because
H e heard a terrible roaring noise, as
F h llip p t n c e , C o n tr o l a n d S o u th A m o r ie n .
Speaking of jokea no one haa
of his executive ab ility and technical prohably call it np for action lata in landed there by the steamer New York, 240, an Incraass of »2)3,000 ove* the though the old mill had fallen in, sad
from New York, January 30.
seen a ll the points of the competa.
« r .r .0 < M M j v ,d b F .<
current law.
the week.
then ha k n ap iao more.
knowledge of engineering matters.
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