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ASTORIA, OREGON, SATURDAY, JANUARY 30, 1904.
SENATE ADOPTS RESOLUTION
; RELATING TO CONTROVERSY
Will Ask President Roosevelt If He
; Has; Furnished Congress With 1
s All Facts.
Washington, Jan. 29. The senate today adopted a resolution in
troduced by Culbertson which calls on the president to . state whether
cr not the senate has been supplied with all the facts bearing on the con
troversy with Panama, The vote on the resolution was unanimous, but
there was roll call on the amendment suggested by Mr. Culloni, for the
republican side of the chamber, calling for information only in case the
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it. There were, during the Qebate, frequent assurances that, notwith
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The Culberson inquiry no sooner had been disposed of than the
Bacon resolution, looking to adjustment of our differences with Colom
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. "Washington, Jan. 29. Senator Gorman has called a caucus of the
democratis senators to be held tomorrow morning. It was announced
. that no general plans ewre entertained, except that a "pow-wow" over
the Panama question seemed to be necessary from the democratic point
of view.
KAFFIRS JOIN REBELS. AND
OPPOSE GERMAN SUCCESS
Berlin, Jan. 29. The commander of the German gunboat Ilabicht
lying at Swakpomund, German southwest Africa, cables that he has
received news from Lieutenant Zuelow, in command of the German
forces at Okahandja, that the Kaffirs have affected a junction with the
Ilereros, who are beseiging that post. As Okahandja was alerady hard
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magazine gun from Windhoek repulsed 12th and 13th. Loss reported,
eight reserves.
"In order to establish connections with the rear and bring forward
military transports, we attempted today with 60 men to reach Karibib
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Okasiz, there was a sharp fight. A division of about 70 men strong
sent forward by rail, lost four dead and three slightly wounded.
"The enemy lost 20 to 23 dead. .
"As the bridge was destroyed, are trying to send news for Karibib
through trustworthy natives.
"We can hold out for some time yet."
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London, Jan. 29. The Cheefo correspondent of the Daily Mail
says that a foreigner who has arrived there reports that the Russian
steamer Argun, upon which he was a passenger, from Nagasaki to Port
Dalny, was fired at by a Japanese warship outside of Chemulpo harbor
Three shots were fired across the Argun's bows, but no further attempt
to stop her was made.
REPLYfOF RUSSIA REPORTED
TO GIVE JAPAN SATISFACTION
Washington, Jan. 29. -The Associated Press has the authority of
the British ambassador at St. Petersburg for the announcement that
the Russian reply, which it is expected will be delivered tomorrow, is
satisfactory. Although no further details are obtainable, it is assumed'
that if the informaion of he ambassador is correct, Russia has made
certain concessions and Great Britain will prevail upon Japan to accept
them as satisfactory.
Of the Sous of Herman
i February 11.
The annual masquerade ball of the
Sons of Hermann will take place In
Foard & Stokes hall on Thursday
evening, February 11. . Nine handsome
and durable prizes will be given this
year. The committee in charge of
the ball has engaged the fineet music
in the city and the usual good time is
assured. The prices of admission are
as follows:
Gent maskers Jl 00
Lady maskers GO
Spectators 1 60
Children ,.' 25
Tickets can be had from any of the
members. An additional prize will be
given this year to one of the spec
tators. Coupons will be given with
ach ticket and of course the lucky one
gets the prize.
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Third Week in Tostal Trial.
Washington, Jan. 29. The third
week of the postal trial closed today
and the indications now are that the
case will go to the j; y about the end
of next week. August W. MacTien
will probably take the stand Tuesday
and at present the Intention Is for the
other defendants to also testify,
though this plan may not be carried
out.
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Time Card ol Trains
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Kansas Clty-St Louis
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