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The Circulation
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Tonight', and Sunday.
- rain; aaatarly wind.
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Driven Back Five in
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STEAMER DOLLAR SEIZED
ON WAy;T0' VLADIVOSTOK
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Ship Formerly Known as Arab
Ran Out of Portland to tht
T Li Oriont - Wat Running
th Blockade. - v
'MuJtdnj., Jan. ?t X ganaral . nntf
asant tnVolvlnc tUa "whola ' front axeapt
LUva laft flank ia. now protraaalna:. A
- Ihouaand voundad Jiava baaii racelrad at
" tha hoapitala-hr' and Harbin and pra
- paratlona ara mada.to . raoalva mora.
8aval . bundrad . .Japaaaaa , bava baan
-7 - capturad.' Fighting, which waa bagun
... nn tha ?Uh ay KuropaWn. raan Hajt "to
l i i.llrtvlng- back 'tha- 'Japanaaa flva -nrllaa. ,
. - Tha Japaaaaa. triad- to captura' Poutl
r loff hill and ethar poalttona,' but wera
-I ' dHvaa back with gnat loaa, --J.;.-.. .
. ii' ' A larg Japanaaa tranaport train' haa
f -,' baan - capturWL, Oanaral . M lacnanke'a
.... airalry quntinnea tha raid. . . .4.
- - Kuropatkla ; reporta . thai Roaatan
a caaualtlea la tha flare fighting at
Randepaa.. aouth of MukdaA, on January
, . wara 4 efftoara and 109 nan killed
. - and wounded. Tb total loaa at JBanda-
- paa waa i.000 killed and-woundad. '
.iii 1 MS. DOLLAR SEIZED.
" koW? BdHaar''OaM - ortUad.
-j-r:yV. Wkam Ska Ww tka Arnk.
T3rV . '(Jaiinwl .apaela) gatvtaa.) '
- ; iToklo, .. Jan. it. Tha: aUaroer M. B.
. tllaV Qwnad by 'tha Dollar Steamahlp
v company Of 8an Franclaoo.:n ttmta to
. - ,VladlYotok with a cargo of provision!,
'w captured yaatardar by tha Japancae
la tha Paotflc, aaat of Hokkaido' ialand.
.Tha Dollar left- Ban Franclaoe a nontt)
-' 'ago with-a, 'carg of hay, oata and bar
lay. valued at 80.00.y Th Veaaal waa
valued at 1200,600 and , waa manned by
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, , Under , her preaent name tha " M. .
Dollar haa never been at Portland, but
" 'aha waa hare In January,' ltoi. wha
--r aha waa known J .tba SritlsX-ataamahlp
" Arab. At that time ah V waa under
charter to tha Northern Paciflo -Steam
ahlp company anV r loaded wheat -and
flour for , Hongkong. ; , Two yeara aro
a he waa purchased by the Dollar Steam-t-'
ahlp company of San Franciaco, whan
- ' aba waa given her preaent nam. ' ,
THIRD. MAN SENTENCED :
r-- FOR THE SAME CRIME
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Ky., ,' Jan. ' II. 'William
Brltton, who haa been on 'trial the laat
two weeka" on a charge of aaaaaalnatlng
Jame Cockrlll. the town -marshal i of
" Jackaon, 'waa found au'Uy today, ' and
. aentenced t. life Imprisonment. , Curtla
Jtt 'and Tom White are serving. Ufo
aentencea for the aam crime., - .
SWOON IS FOLLOWED V
wBY? DEATH OF WOMAN
(Special Dap. tea e The JonraaLT
Wallace, Ida.. Jan. Jl.-Cora Bpicer,
. known here aa Quasi Bnow, who fell in
' a swoon Thursday and could not be re
' vlved, died yesterday. 8h wa aaid to
have a husband and children in tha east
Bhe waa employed in a local theatre. -
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y WAUAoa wnrs attto svaos. : -,
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' . Dayton Beatm, Fla., Jan. Th 1
mlle automobile race today waa -won by
William Wallace ft Boaton. Time, :.
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PROTEST-AGAINST ANYV
: COMSTITUTIONAL'CHANGE
' At a wall attended and' enthu
siastic jneetlng held lasr avn
. lng at the T1L C. A. bull JInf
the following resolutlona. lntro-
L duceA bv S. Lee Paanet. war n
thualaatlcslly,.and , uaanlaoiiarjr-
'adopted:- . ' . ' -'
"Whera( It is tha aense of w
' thla publlo meeting, .held ander w
the auaplceafof the Multnomah '
Prohibition ; alllnrtce, that '.the
very existence of the Initiative!
and referendum principle, aa well 4
'ha Other Intensely - Important
measures, v are Involved in the e
proposal .for a constitutional
convention as Indicated by thla '
evening' a editorial in Tha Oregon '
Dally Journal. ; .'
' "Resolved, That wemphatto-
ally protest agalnat the proposal
to call such convention, and w
Invite-the- co-opera tlon of lt
frlenda of thee - measures in
using their strongest Influence
with the members of tha legls-'
! uiun io mm en a, una - .
- Kesolved,'That a copy of thla,'
resolution be forwarded to the e
president of tha seriate and the
speaker of the house of repre- .
sentatlves, and t each one of -
our -dnllr papers, and rha Pacino
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r "V. M. M'KKRCHKB. Pre.. -
' . "K. P. NORTllflL'P, . Sec" '
occasional
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Reed Smootfe Attorney Savagery
rfjr Atta6k .' the 1 Proeecu--.
: i tion'e Evidence. - . ,
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yORSHIPOP DETY.HIS,-
-'V. OFFENSE. HE. -DECLARES
He Begs Committee Not to Pun
ish Yourig Utah for the Slnsr
f lihHtf. Old, Utar f
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TtJoerai apacui service. 1 .
tr-Washlngton, D-C Jan.: Is. Attorney
Worthlngton thla morning- resumed his
argument on behalf of ' Senator-Reed
ram pr- uian. ' aiict reviewing a num
ber of the" charges agalnat- hie client.
he aald: ' a ,
li, last .charge -against Senator
8 moot struck ..me.-WUh). korYor and; II . ra-
Tva -it mu noraini w ;nKfl eurv a
I understood It -correctly.? 4Tht k man
should be considered- unworthy of, being
senator because ,ln-hh closet, be seek
the- guidance f what Mr. 'Taylor con
sider : the good - sll-wlse, all-powerful
.Creator! la :inc6nclvabI.--,',T1""' -' r"r
- He id that In -spite, of all. the prom
laea of the Protestants s rains t . Bmnot
tirprov--thgf-ameroui plural roarrlag
had taken place 1; Utah since the manl-
feato had been issued, they had proved
but on case, that of man named John
son to His Kennedy la mt'and-that
marriage waa procured by fraud. Coun
sel said that the Mormon accepted thai
roll of polygamy aa no longer' anoou
aged It.-' '
In closing . Worthington ..exhorted ' the
eoVnmlttee not to punish Toung Utah for
alna of old Utahj , , -
, "' Chalrmth Burrows thanked, the counsel
and- both aldea for their asalatancr,
asked -that th brief a be 'made full as
possible, Saturday next waa set as the
probable date for filing the brief.
EMBEZZLING PREACHER
TAKEN In CUSTODY
President Hunt of the Pan-Amer-
i;. ican Bank Arrested In- ' i
'air Metropolis. -SVr
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- Chicago, Jan. II. The ; police this
Morning are advised pf' the arrest in
New Tork of. WUllam H. Hunt; president
of th-. Pan-American Banking Co.,'. of
Chicago, which; la-In tha handa of a re
ceiver. Hunt, i according, to the - police,
baa been indicted for tha alleged embex-
element of . 124.000-and for .receiving de
posit knowing that th bank' waa - In-
aolvent.. W. 8. .Rector, . cashier, of the
bank, baa Hot 'been located.-. " '.
'.-WUllam 'Hunt, president of the' Pan
American . bank, which has , been -cloewl
by a constable, 1s. the head of a private
bank at l Wall street. New York city.
Hunt' waa. the promoter of the Inter
national .Bank. Trust company,- which
fatlad.. about- month .uo.It , had
eight er ten branches in Mexico and In
aeveral states. The head oMoea-werr in
tni city, and the company waa "capital
immA a ei,4fvv,vvv. - Aa a-uempi 4t reor
ganise 1s aald to ihave resulted In the
formation of th Pan-American bank.':'
R0UVIER MINISTRY TO .
FOLLOW; COMBESV POLICY
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. Paris, Jan, Jk. -The- Rouvler ministry
has submitted a declaration of policy to
paillament. It follnwathe llnealald
down - by Combes, the main feature
being Income tax, separation of church
and. suterr worklngmen's- penalonii and
the reduction of the term of. military
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ONE KILLED AND SIX ' :
- INJURED BY EXPLOSION
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(loarnal peeiet Bervtee.) ' . '. .
Hageratown, Md., Jan.' St. On' man
waa killed and six swrloualy Injured a
a result : of a- .premature explosion of
drnamlt 4oday on th wstorn Mary
land extension at 8 hikes Lock.. v-Tha
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POLYGAHY PROVED
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PORTLAND1, OREGdN, i SATURDAY EVENING, t JANUARY" 28,- 1905-rSIXTEEN PAGES.
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TRYING TO BUNKO
lllTlH E TAXPAYERS
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tfresi' a 'Joarnal Btaff Oorreaposdrot.) "U:
. Salem,' Jan. 18. On of th measures
o come up next 'week in th legislature
la Bailey' "executive manalon" bill, ap
propriating fll.SOO, for the purchsse of
th old frame building erected In Salem
It yeara ago by B. N. Cook. 4- It' la the
first1 graft f; the1 session upon which
th legislators will b called to act. '
For a namber of yeara the present
owners - of . the property, - who -ar the
grandchildren of the' builder! and Brat
owner of th house, hav been trying to
ell " It. r When it- proved Impossible to
And a private buyer, the schema of sell
ing to the atate waa evolved. Two year
ago ' an. appropriation ' for' thla purpose
waa secured from th legislature but
waa .vetoed by the governor, being in
cluded In -an- omnibus bill to which he
found, a number dt objections. During
the two years that have alnce elapsed
no- purchaser haa appeared ahd,Yhe, f
fort ia agVln. being tn ads to onload- upon
the atate. a property .which i has been a
whit elephant to Ua owners. . , . ;
There 1 no prepense that there id any
Immediate crying need for an executive
mansion.",-!!-' la well known that ' Gov.
ernor Chamberlain will not transfer- his
residence .to Balem,-even -If the prop-,
erty should be bought by the state, f
Bom members of the legislature' who
have carefully' examined tk. house ex
press the belief that If It la purchased
by. tl.ee state expenditures of at least
$10,000, and prboably more will be nec
essary within the next four Jeara for
repaira,-Tha bouse neeos rtpalntingi new
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'' 'Thfa what The Journal Is monopolist pf Ihe field S live news, of modern newspaper methods, of Vigorous
. up-te-dt work for betterment of vry sort. y. , -.. - ' "A.
'' " It ha a' monopoly of, the only special leased wlr. service In Oregon which furnishes It with the most cOrn--
. pie to report of all the news of the two hem lopheres. V- " " ' - .- - n - , '.. r.'
.. It has a monopoly of the bet -writers In tht country nd' Euron who ' eonlrihut ' to -newspapers. ' Som ,
notable women write for tomorrow' magastn section L'lla.Wheeler Wilcox, Dorothy - Dlx ;and Baroness von
' Suttner ar a few of them. ;'- - ' , ...' ) ..;.' . 'j . : -. . :
: : It has a monopoly) of th fimnlest pictures produced by th funniest artist In America.- Children tn coun-
try over need no, Introduction to Happy Hooligan, his brother Montmorency and Oldomy, Oua. to Maud the-Mule, -
Tj, to Foxy, Grandpa, to Lulu and Leandcr and aH the others., whoa newest adventure are depleted weekly In. thi
X'- only color supplement published In Oregon... r.-.. , . - , i . -.- -J
inn 4uunmi u im muiiD imun. riwun wnjuuur, wnv win mgmr UK. iniiniuui. to pmciicr, id nusifr
the keys and chords of th plnnn without th aid of a muslo teacher. - Bo simple la the system that the youngest'
child can follow it. and become thoroughly, grounded in the fundamental principle of all musical education. -.
. Julita Eckert Goodman' weekly thentflcal letter f rams New York la a revelation. Anoiee Interested in the
atricals, aew plays, new actors and actressea cinnot help enjoying Mr.. Ooodman's artlntlc -work, s ' -';
.In fine when ali a said and done. If you will compare It, with any competitor you will have to admit-that
' ths. Portlnnd newspaper that ha a rlesn monopoly In, every modern phase of Journalistic enterprise' I '.
THE 'SUNDA Y JOURNAL
Y. 1
, clntera of the Diaturbancea in Ruaiia
' is causesa'rhy tho ; t
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jTm'njs i o n'V foir
plumbing throughout, new heating., ap
paratus, replaaterln. and decorating and
all. those minor repairs required by a
frame. building; t-reuted a generation ago.
Even when all these repairs have been
made thet hous will still b exceedingly
antiquated , in style, by ho. meana audi
a manalon -aa the ytate should provide
Moat' dill rent lobbvlns has been done
to secure the passage ef an-appropriation
for-the-purchase. of the property,
and those who are urging th measure
believe that they- hav vote, enough- In
both houses, to put It through. Their
expectation may be', win founded, but
tha bill will) certainly, meet with deter
mined opposition. . . l . ' v, -
It. is well understood that tn pursuance
of a deal made with th Republican ma
chine of Portland the majority of the
votes, of the Multnomah member have
been delivered for the bill, end It waa in
pursuanc of thla deal that Bailey Intro
duced th . bill., . The Marlon county
members are expected to Vote solidly for
th appropriation, - and thla they will
probably do on' the. plea that, as the
money Is to be expended In Salem, loy
alty to th interests of -their county de
mands their 'support, for the measure.
Personal - and - political . influence - hav
been exerted, to secur vote from other'
count". - -sr - if- i
On-f th present rfnera of " the
Cook property la Hal Patton, member of
th Republican state central committee
from Marion county. - H had amort th
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N OREjG ON V ONOPOUST
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ASKS FORTtJREVHOIl-
F.4 Whittier.r the Mniionafrei
' tOitiMan.; is i Suedf f orr
V,, Breach of Promise.7-" '
postponeF'wedding 'V"
V s IT FOR, FOURTEEN YEARS
Each Year;- the I Young Woman
. Proposed to Her Aged and ' ;
Wealthy lover.
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' San 'Francisco, fjan. 8. Miss NelUe,
Hendry, a pretty tnaaseuse, ' who haa
demanded money of Milhonalre W. F.
Whlttler jnany -time, andj wtio waa ar
reated Uat March at his residence, ,1011
Jackson atraet. where aha had gone to
demand an Interview,: ns filed a. suit
for breach of promJndaikedj(lam
ages of 1 60,000. , -j ;
She allegea th ' wealthy oil..: man
trifled with her affections and ' refuaed
to many her, although ah manyttmea
asked-him to do so. Bhe say a h of
fered her his hand In marriage; wa ac
cepted and that the day for th wedding
wa set. He asked or postponement and
kept putting off the date;- until aha asked
that the ceremony -tak place without
delay. - A refusal waa his reply, and re
fusals waa all she-could get thereafter.
She kept' proposing-and he kept re
fusing for -a- period-of IS years,; from
January 10 to March 10J : :. i
Miss Hendry waa a young girl, when
she met Whlttler in 1I8. Bhe'waw em-ployed-
In - a massage ' establishment,
where .the capitalist called (for treat
ment for rheumatism, that he bad con
tracted on a-fishing. trip. So eftectlv
were th young woman' attention that
he engaged her axcluaivoly and had. her
fit up a room for his benefit. , Whlttler
la a -very wealthy paint and oil dealer
known over all the coast." X - . -t ? v
- Whlttkit'a fortune rs ecttroattd at b
twaar-s.900,00( and $4.000.00.--
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Y;H. C. A. OBSERVES
Philadelphia ; .Anniversary Ceh
.-t oration Anenaeo qy Men '
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
TO MAKE AN ADDRESS
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Ex-President Cleveland,
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"Wannamaker, and.Harry
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Garfield Speak.
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; Philadelphia, Pa., Jan. 28-Worthy of
th event la the" program arranged for.
tha aeml-annual annlveraary celebration
of the- Toung Men's' Christian associa
tion of. Philadelphia. 1 The celebration
waa formally opened this affernoon with
a'jreceptloh' A .; th mnjbershlp.of the
.various branches. ,V Tomorrowand Mon
day wULbloicuple4 wllh jsxerclse ahil
meetings of ..several kinds., th cele
brating comingto a close Monday even
ing, with .a. public meeting. tha,t prom
ises to eclipse, anything of the kind held
before ' In Philadelphia. - The jartle
panta will include the president and
only living ex-presldent of the United
BUtes. 'together-with 'tho-dlsttegulshed
son of two othef presidents, and other
fs.moya men, ; " - ' "' -
Tomorrow afternoon three simultan
eous mas meeting, will be held In the
largest hall of th oltyr. . Ex-President
Cleveland ' will be the speaker" mt tn
meeting 'Jn . th Pennsylvania railroad
department. John Wanamaker at a meet
ing 'to be held in th derrick theatre,
and Harry A. Garfield, son of the late
President Garfield, will deliver the prin
cipal add res at a meeting ttr be held
In th Union tabernacle. , .;
-'"Th cloalng .meeting Monday evening
la to be held In the Academy of Mualc.
President., Franols JU, Patton of Prince
ton theological aemtnary, . will - telt - of
the student work of the Y. M. C A,
Joseph Ramsey. Jr., 'president of - tho
Wabash railroad, will present the rail
road work of the association.-' President
Roosevelt -Is to be ihe gueat- of honor
and la., expected -M. deliver a brief ad
dress. Another speaker- of prominence
win be MaJ.-Oen.-Frederick D. Grant,
who wilt tell of tb work of tbe.Y. M.O.
A, - among the soldiers of - th United
State army. . y..' v.. .-
PRI EST TRAVELS LIKE" : '
1 t A ROYAL POTENTATE
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New-York. Jin. Xi. Beldam' haa a
great potentate In latter 'day traveled
In greater state, than dld.Kev.. Paschal
Robinson of St. Francis' Roman Catholic
Church- of thla city during his- voyage
from Genoa, which, ended with th ar
rival of th -big Hner 'Pring' Oskar. . '
At, Lis disposal was a suit consisting
practically, of all the first, class accom
modation , on.-, the fine ship.' . A dosen
stewarda ateod ready to answer his beck
and call.-What he should -eat wa a
car and concern of tha chef and his
largo foreo- of assistants.' Thrw time
a dey-th band -played for his entertain
ment, and had-h-ei:cliPl.!mhaeouId
hav; slept In different' rooms each night
and, had other to spare. -1 , ' ' , --
AU this was Uue to the -fact' that
Father. Roblnaon waa practically ' th
only first esbtn passer. xer oi the steamtr
H V way trom Naples. , The was
another man on the - list, -but he - had
many friend In the steerage, and spent
much Urn among, them, thus all th
luxury, of state of first elaas travel waa
born by, Father iRoblrfon- w .,.
FIREMEN ARE CRUSHED"7
t 'BY CRUMBLING WALLS
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Kamras' Cltf . Jan." IS. Fir, today de
stroyed th Byrd eV Fletcher printing
plant Three firemen were Injured, by
falling wallsTh. Ines Is lte.0.' i
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TSZXOW. TITIl AT ATAMA.
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-Washington, Jan. 18 A . cablegram
from Consul .Gudger at' Panama stnte
that Vaymasrer Suckett and others on
the Crulaer Boston affected with ye!!ow
fever, are Iwt-r. There are ne r
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Yesterday Was-
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PRICE FIVE-" CENTS.
He Is TerroristvWhF Hci
SitnedlnBlcodhOat
tU Ulll Ul& W,01a'
GdVEpMENTtO CONCEDE
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SituatienvThroughottt'..' Cassia
QuIetwr-yWon- 2.
- ;.CriticaHn WarsavV : PrU-
oner to fiv Ralaaaorf.. .
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. Jolirn.l mmrwtm t .
- liL eteraburaUan. iawBatfeUn.)--It
is sUted,oit thi hichest AUthorJty that
Uer gpwnment7lned .to. conced to a
nuikber.of-Uie. wcu-ktn jnea'a, demands. '
vlncludln the eiglVt-hoys dayj .aadn In
tv'l" ' -Voaraai Wuu, '--J
-St, - rteraburgrJafi-ta-r-?tlil OHof
ftclftlly announced that a Vfry .im'portant
arrcW was mad Just outsid of St.
Petersburg- in, -the vUilny of laeorask '
lasl. nlgjit, the :teat. name' of ,lh. pria- .
oner Is not ,ye,t kpoWn, t9 th aathoM-
4M fi posseasion.of two fai paasport
t sinn l a lArrsH wsiii
and Jotter JwiltteA.rlii .km. 'Awn blood
acUlred to, the Tw'roHstv .organisation,
the Stuaslan anarchist, committee.7
Mo; .the letter he saya that In taking
th atep he has- resolved upon,-na4ld
farewell: to- bis brethren In th organi---aatlon.,
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Thla aort of , a letter is weir known ,
there, ar an fioliucal murderer, lnclud- '
lng Hhe aaaaoin of Von PlehVe.' wrote v
similar epistles. H I staled , that the--persdn
against w'hom -the contemplated '
act waa to, be directed la the cxar.
tatoi Hero-'; " .t"---''--f
rltki reported that th council' of miru
istera haa decided to attthorla a minor "
state of sieg for ar short period under '
certain -rtretl0ns.- ltjher. la -not an "
Immediate . resumption of - work in. the "
province. ; s . - J,t ' i ,', ,..lif--t
.. Municipal authorities atWarsaw ar
today holding . a -conferenc with that
mnttfacturrs,. with a view of -arriving i
at the settlement ofSthe strike... iJvery-
thing- quiet (ther -today. .No- news-.J...
paper were, published.; i v,:. . - - -
A telegram from Moscow sta tea, .there
are still 10,000 on atrlke. All, newspa
pers appeared then thla, morning.
T'No reports ,of serious disturbance
during th night have reached the cap
ital.. Everything 1 quiet here. Busl- "
ness la resuming Its usual aspect.' .
... ,...-, To melsas MaoMia. - . -"
iTh belief 1 growing that th gov- -
ernment will . not . act aternly toward '
th prisoners taken in connection, with
th . revolutionary-movement. Probably
a pardon will b granted to practically;
all of tb a.000 thus far arrested. -
General Dedlutln, chief of. the Gen'
dArmerte, baa been appointed prefect of ' "
St. Petersburg, to succeed Geeral Foull-
lon, .' '' . --.
. At Riga bands. of excited workmen.
paraded the streeta thla morning and the",
agitation - by student -Increases. No ."
newspaper appeared today. , Th.-total
dead aa the result of Thursday's encoun
ter ia I( and tha wounded CO. The gar- .
riaon baa been rslnXcoBad by Sotala Co-;
Sacks. ' , ,; .' i
"'."'. -'Ma JkvanUa. . ' -Fourteen
factories hav opened In thla '
city In th last fsw days, and Monday
wilt a general resumption-of .work, -
I in. n4li iviurninarv iwrviiinK con
I dltlons of their' employers, but depend
ing upon tne government promise in
the matter, of shorter hours and. the ad- J .
Justmcnk of grievances.. Th govern
ment propose to compel the master to
settle and carry out th letter-and spirit
of th proclamation, which mean that
th master must foot th Dill. -
It is Mid that Father Oopon ia at th .
hospital recovering from wounda he re- , -celVed
Sunday.- After his recovery h
will b court-martialed for high treaaoov
and hanged. .;'"',
- In Kleff the agitation la progressing
to all classeav. - Tb danger of a general
strike still exist. . Several' factories
have been able to reaume work, and alml- :
lar instance are reported f rom -other -cltlea.
In mapy of the Baltic cities con
flicts between th police,- soldier and '
striker have taken place, and there hav -been
a large number of arrests.. ; "
vft!lj artoasL at Warsaw, - i-L-r:
Th atrtke - continue at Baratoft'
Kharkoff and Lodx -At Warsaw Uh
condition li rapidly krowin'g worse. The
strike la spreading rapidly, shops har
beeli crosoa. ;. thdr-Bv ben p -' 7"'
puper. tb supply-of bred Is exhada: -
ed and condition ara Vary aartoua, Wa:
aw la full of troopa ' -
At Warsaw two - we're - killed, eve '
wounded,-. In a clash between, strikers ' .
and troop last night. - v
J " NATIONAL' ASSEMBLY. :
kTokle Fstltloa Csay to Samatosi sTpkil
Ity, Burgess aa4 saat."
' t (Joarnal Special grrvir )
"1I StI Petersburg. Jan. 2. A. telegram
from Moscow .states that th - noble
hav prepared a petlt).untn-W4ttrr"th
eitr -ht'gltXetl'io summon national a-
sombly at Kmleky Boobor. -Tela asm
bly can only be convoked In tlma trt na
tional danger-, tl I compoiead of in
nobility, burgesses snd psat. .
OFFERS AC:0TA.'CC.
aeverser Ask Workaa .
."i ' '. ras tl C
4 ( .irn. I tip1"!
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deed man waa blown to pleceav
cnncs aboard.
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