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WEATHER
IVnlmliljr Knlii TuovHr.
Mat. (Ill; Mln. :ih.
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MKDKORI) OI?F.(K MOMUY. rami'AKY LM, 1'Mu
NO. 281
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Congress and Three Government De
partments Struggling With Ques
tion of Whether or Not Millions of
Acres of 0. & C. Grant Lands
Shall Go to Timber Trust.
Ilv nil.KON' (lAKDN'till.
WASHINGTON, Fob. '21. -Con-(Moss
mid three government tlcpnrt
ini'iils are struggling with tlio iptcs
t ton of vvhethur in- not millions ol
nercs of land containine; eveml Inl
lion Ixmnl foot of very valuable tim
ber, which w tho propcitv of the
1 luted Slates, shall go lo the lumber
trust.
L.'st summer tin Mipirnie comt of
tin" I niti'd State leuiloied a dceis
nui in tlic famous Oicgnn-Cnlil'oiuin
land jjmnt ease, involving a tnirt of
Kind (il) nidi's wide, till) miles long
and eompristnjr li, 1(10.000 urn' of
valuable forest, mineral and other
i.imi uorth at iciwt too.ooo.oon. iii
ilns decision it deelared that the or
umal jtrimt to the raihoad should he
Inrfcitid, inuMiiuch n the road had
tlimnuith violnted nil the teiiiw of
the -rant. However, the eourt didn't
hae the cournne or the (food sense to
torfeit the lauds outright to the gov-
uniucnt, luit -aid that eongre-.n
-linuld deenle what is to he dune with
them.
Scvoinl Mills ntiidiicl.
Scviinl hills- have heeu inlrodiieed
proposing to do various thing with
the laniK, hut not one propones to
protect the interest of the public -tin
lull owners of those InuiU by
l .i' nit: them in the adjoining- on
initial lorest. The hill introduced by
Senator Chnmhfiluin of Oiegon pro
poses to divide the hinds into tliiee
Waists -uiiiienil, timber and ngricuL
tmal that the J'i nt hIihII he dispos
id of under the minora! lawn, the
sei'iiud -hall have the tiiaher sold to
tin- lun. In rineii, after which they, n
will .i- ilii' (at present) agricultural
lands li.ill lie diMis'd of under the
holla xieml laws. The priee reeeived
tor the timber is to Ih tunied over to
the l. nil". ill company Until its
"iiinl." in the lands shall liuve heeu
ncmcl in full, ut the rate of .?'. 50
an a re.
Krpresentative linker of California
has a joint resolution 'proposing In
pi V the railroad emisiderahlv mole
Hull il eiilily, It ml (hat the I'liited
Slates -.hall theiouMii "lesuino tull
pose iuii, ownership and eontrol of
the Mini granted lauds," and tells the
M'i returns of inteiior, agriculture
and the attornev general and the
governor ot Oregon to make recotn
nendatioiis as to what legislation
slwll he euneted regarding the lands.
Mi CiiiiiIm'i's ItosoIiiUnu. """
sui.itor McCuinlier hun puiil res
olution in projiosiug to t!"e a pii'l
i initial right to nlet tiers who had
made application, fur any of these
I. mils before th beginning of the
,.i eminent n.
All these legislative proposal
u..iil,l result in missing this uluable
I. mil into privule ownership at a notu
ni.il pine, with the result that it
u until -imiu gravitate nnturnll.v lo the
Iiik' timber jnleret. The lands
ouclit logically to go into the e.xistiiig
national forest, and the department
t .I'jru ult k i is lielievcd to he ready
i' leioiumi ml that courve to eon-
tim-iii rioniial firepan has sent
t Uttir tn the senate public lands
(Continued on pago three)
A
W sHIiiTdX. Fib. -1. Fire in
Hi i inliv at the government ba
il ii ut iiiiniiiif and eiij;riiiiiK. both
inp.iuieil by loud exploion,
tliuu in. ins hiutdredw of tmplo.vc
nit.. ,i ,.iiiii- und pread retort ut' a
l.. .n ii iil..i.
I In- il.iiuis broke out in a small
b i l.ln,..', (Utai'hed from the main
-tiiit .ii-, in vthicb ifttsuliue is ued
SEVEM
BUS
Ml
RAILROAD LANDS
J "' ' ' ilHIIU'.(w)lH IIUU got I'Ul
i. i in -ut'i'ffiiiii); i'x')iiiuii in
' i n-nl much exeiTi'ini'iit. but
'i in ihi' li am -II in t uli
i .i iii.-. "1 incirvtd luiiuU in
SHIM) WEST IN
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LONDON, Feb. 21. The Uu
Hlutiii ImMJ oreuiMml the entlro
Lake Vn iimtrlet, the Turku
retlrlnn nouthwanl suit oven
efiriiHtlnR ItltllR, accorilliiR to
a I'etroRriid iltupatch receUml
In Itome and given nut heio by
the ulieli'M preu.
On the other wlnn, nroord
Inn to the illnpntcb, liu Uiim
Minn ailvnncnniiiu'ilK have nr
rlvtul within a nlmrt dlntanco of
Trolilxond on the lilac Sen
fount.
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WESTERN PACIFIC
E
SAN Kit Wf'ISCO. I'eli 21 The
Pcptllalile TiitHt Company of New
York wn enjoined permanently to
day from further proceoriliiK I" It
suit In New York, Biting for a con
struction of a contract by which the
Domer & Illo ftranrio railway guar-
antoud the Intornat on the Wont or n
Pacific railway' jr.0,000,000 first
mortgage liondi and tho doflcloncy In
It Mlnklng fund for tho retirement
of the bond.
The Injunction was Ifttmod by JuiIko
Wllllmm C. Van Kloot In tlie Pnltod
State dlRtrlet court, who burned a
temporary roitrulnitiK order In thu
matter June 11, lit It.
lie alio ordered that the Denver A
Utu (irande and the MImoiiiI I'aulflc
railway tie made lturtle to tho ie
eclrerabip proreedlim under which
the Western I'aclfle now l being op
erated. '
Tae l)nver ft Itlo OramTe and the
MluiMtiirl Paelfle were given thirty
day In which to Interplead, getting
up their right.
The restraining order enjoined the
i:piltble Trut company from
"bringing any other action Involv
ing contract II (the Denver Itlo
guaranty), except lu thl court,"
without first M ( mini? the ioiiiI'h
iianctlon
ALLIES' AERODOME
HKUI.1N. Peli 21 , Ma London
An orilelal statement Ubiied here to
d.i h) that (ierman naal aero
plune on Sunday dropped a )arg
number of bomb on th aerodom
and camp at Kurnea, In wet Klan
ders, near the North aea, and re
turned safely.
The official statement ):
"Western theater: North of Yprea
an Knglish baud gronade attack on
our new ponltlon on the eanal waa
repulsed.
"South of I.oos the enemy again
was forced to withdraw from oui
crater ponltion.
"On the I.ens-Arras highroad tlu
attacked several euemy lioaltlon be-
hind their linos, auch as Furnes, Vo
erlnghe, Amiens and Lunevllle. Man
successful results were observed.
"Kasttrn theater: Kusslan attacks
In front of Dvlnsk failed. Miner
enenn advance at other points were
also repulxcd.
FARES TO
WEST AUTHORIZED
WASHINGTON. Vli Jl Colon
ist paxeiuer taien irom iointn in
Wisconsin. Mbhlgau, Miunenota and
narl) states to Portland. Seat.
dan KrancUco and other points on
tbji I'auflc et and in western Can
.ula . n' aiiihorit l imUv . tin m
l.i itfi luiiilmr. i . uuh!.I?:10U,
COURT
FROM NTERFERENC
GERMAN
AIRSHIPS
DROP
BOMBS
OF
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Premier Moves Two New Votes of
Credit to Finance Conflict in Ade
quate Fashion increased Cost Is
Shown by Figures Loans to Allies
Now Total 163,000,000 Pounds.
LONDON, Fob. 21. Premier As
fjulth Introduced two votos of credit
In the bonne of commonx today. The
prowler's speech wns confined en
tirely to the flnnhclnl aspect of thu
prenent situation, no roferonco being
made to military affalra In general.
Mr. - Awinltb told Die Iiouko that
the dally cNpcndlturo from April 1
to July 17 ot lat onr was 2,800.000
pound sterling; from July 18 to Sep
tember 11, 3,500,000; fiom Soptcm
12 to November G, 1,150,000; from
November 7 to Kobrunry in, 1010,
between 1,300,000 and 1,400,000
pound sterling.
l.untnt to ('.rent Ilritaln'a allies and
to the dominions on November l) lnt
amounted to 03,300,000 pound stor
lltiK. llutween Novomber 7 mid Feb
ruary 10 tho amount loaned wn 704
000,000 pound sterling makltiK n
total of ir.S.000,000.
Mr. Amiultb today movod two now
vote of credit, tho ono for 120,000,
000 pound sterling to finance tho
wnr until March :tl, the end of tho
current year, and the otbor for .100,
000.000 pound to start the new fi
nancial enr In ndoqunto fashion.
One of the Important debate of
tho week lu the Iiouko ot lord will
bogln tomorrow when tho question
of tho so-called leakages lu the block
ado arlsoa on Huron Sydenham' mo
tion, whlcl) declare that more ef
fective use could be nindo of the fleet
of the allies to prevent supplies from
reaching tho central empire.
On Wednesday Philip Snowdnn, so
ilallut member for lllackhurn, will
raise the question of peace terms.
II had prevloitRl) been stated In
London dlsputehe that the 300,000,.
ono pounds sterling vote of credit
alludd to In the foregoing, Is ex
pected to finance the war for only
two months'that I until the end of
May.
L
T
DAUGHTER ELOPED
( UK AfiO. Feb. 2 Frank Lam
bert, father ot Mariiiu Fruneis ,atn
heit, with whohf miinler Will II. Oi
H't, her foimer inlmiter, ix eharued,
testiticl tiHlay ut the impicHt into lux
ilaiik'blerV death (but kuhoii- wlueli
he used fitr hpruyiiiir xhnibi wa- kept
locked and thut lie believed In,
daughter knew nothing of them.
Cbemieal aual-in of the girl'
Ktomuili had abowii thut cyanide of
Htaiiium eatiKed ber death.
I.uuibert said that when hi daugh
ter failed to return home he thouitlit
lie might have eloped with Will Or-
pet. He said tbut he telephoned to
i(adioM, Wi., to noeeituin whether
Or)M't wuh there mid had failed to
tuiil linn.
LIBEL OF APPAM
WASHIXOTON, Feb. 21-!.pic-entntion
agamst the pefitre ot
I'liittsl Si tales deputy markhuU on
the captured Hritih liner Appam, a
(iermau pri in Hampton Koada,
were made today to the tate demrt
mtnt by the Oennany emba).
I'nueo Vou HaUfeldt, eounellor
f the MntM-.y, dicukel the whole
Mibjeet with Counsellor Folk. It waa
uid that wbil the emhasny realised
that feature wa out of the hands of
the state deportment and in the
court, it was uuaiou to kjaow wbeu
Rome deeiyw ulight be expected.
The preenee of the marshal wn
nb)i-i It'll to, it w.i iinl. !! aii-e it
i i i .ait ) -en,, hiiiiuii mi. lit df
Vili.. Q
DAY
WAR I BRITAIN
S S22.000.000
AMBERT THOUGH
GERMANY PROTESTS!
IE ISSUE
WITH GERMANY STILL
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W'VSIIINOTON. Feb. 21
State department official said
! todn.v they consider tho ub-
marine luo with Oermany still
- lu a grave state hccaimo the
LiiHltanla ncrcomont In tho light :
of tho newly announced milium-
rltie policy of tho Oermany pow-
era contain no assurance for
the futuie.
Secretary LanalnR already haR
! told Count von Hemstorff, tho !
(lermnn nmliaHwidor, that as-
: Htiranco that tho prevluitH dec-
; laratlotiK will not be abandoned
! In the new campaign are high- -!
ly ileslrable
NAVY'S AIRSHIP
FLEET REQUESTED
WASHINGTON'. Feb. .M.-Captnin
Afaik Hriittol, head of the navy aeiu
ituutieul xerviee, to)d the lnnio na
val committee today that bis estimate
of $7,(100,000 as the imh of the
navyV uireralt needs had been re
duced o the $''.UOO,000 axked for in
the pending npprnprintinui bill with
out his liuitiK eonwiilted.
Captuiu MHhlo! added thai be dis
approved Seeretnry Daniels' uropimnl
to establish n speeial fl.vinir corps in
the navy, lioldiiijr that officers and
men should be trained in the nuv.v'x
reiptirements before thev were Ktven
upeeinl training for nir. service.
Ilia original o-tiiiiiite, the vvitnewH
Miiid, eullei) for an appropriation of
M:i,l!(1(), (Kill for niremlt. On instruc
tion f i oin thu nnvy ileparlniciit he
had Htruek out a pro)osal for two
uiieraft ships to cot $.'1,000,0110
encli. He had not been eotmulted, he
said, ax lo the tuilher rciluclnui.
To complete the iirnpoHcd live-,vear
buildiiifr program for the navy, Cap
tain Hrislol said a tidal expenditure
of nearly $'.;i,()00,0iil) on a ii era ft
would be neeeasar.v. There would Im
ISO ueioplaueM, . dingibles ami M
kite balloons- with the fleet, he said;
1-0 aeroplane and l" kite balloons
iiperatmg from stations for coast m
Irol; two advance base units with two
aeroplanes, two diriuiblea und two
kite balloiins and a proviaiou for 111
aeroplanes for the naval militia.
The Hrsiinncl needed, lie said, is
I. 10 ol I nil- ami K"i' men. if the full
piovriam weie laiiud out there
'Would be liH.i ullieeis and UlKl men
111 the arid'. niti! il -i i vice, be said.
nAI.VFSTOX. fi n. Feb. UM
('ontinued uccc-c tui the con-titii-lioualist
tin re-. oniatiiiir in Morelos,
are reHirtc,l m a cablegram to the
local MeMeaii con-ilbitc. ''he towns
of OuMiba, (alulaluiii and Tenaugo
del Aiie huve been wrehted from the
ZnMitn lorees, says the disjmtcb, mid
luantities of arms ami anuiiunitmii
captun'd.
The Zapata forces are described us
Imviiik iiluiost (ouiletely ovueuuted
the iilv ot Cueriiavaea. (ienernl
( Has reHiiis thut his men are via-firon-lv
pursiiiiitr the enemy.
WASHINOTOK, l.b 21. Smnte.
Inlerstute (oinunCM committee
eoiitinin.il healings on child labor
lull.
Indian affuirs coinmiltee contin
ued hearings.
Military committee mumed work
'm army bill and euni4fwt leaolu
tioo to invstifate the a. nay avia
tion senioe.
KesiuneU debate an 81(1 water
power bill.
Heue:
Military &ud naval coounittce eon
tinned hearing's on national iblene
III ll.lt e Mil hiso til e ,ipH n0 I ilin
bill vv .1- li MllneiL '
OC-)
$23,000,000
F
DAY III CONGE
NEW ARMY BILL
A!
10 134,000 MEN
House Military Commtitec Apecs
Upon New Measure Which Federal
izes National Gunrtl, Dotililcs Field
Artillery, Increases Enuincer Corps
and Creates New Catlct Corps.
WASHIXOTON', Feb, 'it.-- A new
nnuy reoinnlutiou bill, federuliyitig
the national ptmid, ineieusiug the
icgulur a tiny to Ft 1,000 men, doubl
ing the field nitilleiy, inerenaing the
fimincff eorjis by fifteen eninpantes,
erenling four s(uui1ioum of uiieraft
and nn entirely new corps of cadets
from college hnviti militurv truiniui;
was uiiiecd upon tentatively toduv bv
the house military committee.
The committee autlnuii'il Clmir
mnu Hay to dm ft the bill nud have it
rcadv for Ihe committee next Wed-
M'dav or Thutiln. with the under
stauiliUK tbnt umeudmeiits meeliug
li dividual views iiiiiv be offered later.
The national gunid provisions will
he one of the most notable featuies.
The committee agreed that eon-
grrs bus the constitutional light to
take over the imtioual guunl bv leg
islative etmetment und appropriation.
The provision for a eotps of cadet
officers from educational institution
liuvinjr militurv truiuing is expected
to furnish M000 trained olfiiMr for
Use in emergency.
The McKcllar bill, providing fed
eral eo-operution in niililnry training
in the slates, also was voted fiivor
nbly reporletl. II proposed kovciii
meiit aid lor one school in each slule
where a minimum of :il)D students
will reeeivi militurv instruction.
E'
NI'.U tll(I.IAs. lib. .'I With
four steamers and ifunu imh tint
bouts cuiinucil in ii'sciic woik, le
'iMiits from the disine) tlooded by
the Mississippi levee hivak Ut Buck
Itiilce weie more optimistic.
Two steameiti loaded with re fug -
Ves had reuehed N'alche4 today from
the ueighboihood ol N'ewelltuu.
Two other steamers were woikui"
between Nutehex and the Hack IIuIkc
eievassc, wlieie fltMsl victims ale
buffering most fi-m eMure and
lack ot IimhI.
KeiMirts from N'ewelllon sav n
iiumlier of prtiea with supjilies have
gone into the back country in shal
low draft scow in sea tab for pel-
mis whom it had heeu iuiimisniuI to
reach.
Water fiom the eoustanllv widen-
inu eiewisse at I tile k llnlge waa re
ihhIciI iuiimIIv covering Tensas, Con-
eoiib.i. Franklin and Catahoula par-
-Ih -
ADO FLOOD CONTROL
TO SHIELDS MEASURE
WASHINGTON, Feb Jl Sena
tor euliiinl- luilav Mibuiitiiil .is an
amendment to the Shields watei
Mtwer bill the river regulation men
lilt' he has heeu piessiug for sew ml
veoi's. vhieh would appropriate ('(,
(KHI.IKW) iiiiiiiihIIv for ten vears to
piomote inter-tale eommeice bv dc ,
t loimii nt and iiunrovemi ut ! li
ii- iuhI w.itcj wav -. ol the lulled;
Stn'i .
E
Xi:V YOWK. Feb. -2. With n
drop ol 17 degrees in the teutperu
lure between uulnight ami H o'clock
Kew York shivered ill the sceand se
veto cold wave of the winter. The
thunnonutiT retpklertHl 'i'J Aognv
above aero ut midnight uud drojW4lj
io u uy u i'iui'k. ii ruw kiuwiy lis
the moiiiinir advaiieeil, lint.Jbe wealh-
i I Itilei .i-li I ill ilii i d
bilur toiaoiiovv.
i li il li be
STEAMERS
RESCU
FLOOD
IL INDIAN AGENT
KIOSTAPP. Aria., Felt. 21.
-l.eo Crane, Indian agent at
Keams Canyon, Aria., wa kill- f
ed by Indinn hint Friday, nc-
eonling lo uiiconfinnoil reports "
received heie loiluy from flnl-
lup, X. M and llolliniok. Ariz.
A friendly Indian who arrived
here from Keutns Cnn.von tul-
ed Hint the N'nvnjo, Apncho and
Ynqui IndiuiiH were planning to
go on the vvui-Hith within three
mouths nud thut .Mexicans
would right with them.
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4- 4.4444444-'f44-4
HOLD TIDE LANDS
OF CALIFORNIA
STATE PROPERTY
WASHINGTON. I'eli :'l Tho mi
pre in a court today upheld the claim
of tho Mate of California to title to
tho so.cnllud l'hliioa Itaunlng tide
land lu tho Inner harbor of San
Pmlro.
8ACUA.MHNTO, Feb. 21. Tho do
clHlon In tho plilnoa llanulng cno
handed down today by tho supremo
court nfferts every piece, of tldo laud
In California, and. according to the
survey or'Keneral'H office, land worth
xovural millions of dollar fn (Union
every harbor In California l direct
ly affected.
AUoriiey-fiouoral WoJib I upheld
In hi contention that title to tldo
land Is vested In tho slate by virtue
of sovereignty and any title given
li tho state Is null and void, because
the state ha no right to give away
or e tide laud.
Klght different claimants In the
Inner harbor of Aun I'edio are tll-
rmll affected It) the decision, of the
Hiipreme eourt of the I'ultud Htate
lu thoappoal from the decisions of
the superior court, and the state su
premo court having been taken to
highest court In the laud by the linn
uliig luothorM, owners of Cutiillna
Island.
T
A.MSTFItDA.M, Feb. U. viu In-
doii.- Iiiundalioiis and' tinis ato
reMirtid from the Thuriugiuu worn,
Pruueouia and other wrt of Oer
many. Koine of the smaller places
in Havana ure completely inumiHled.
A number of children have iierished
and many entile huve been drowned.
Navigation has been slowied at
Wuerxhurg and also on the river
N'eckar. The situation at Muiiu is
serious.
A ilisiiateh from Munich say that
vnnt avalanches fall in the IIik-Ii-
kiM'ing region, earryiwg away a
iiioiiiitain shelter with its occupants.
Thus lar tbnlv live bodies have
Ihi ii ii i iivi ml.
T
WAHIII.NUTON, 'li :'l -President
Wilson prefers having the pro
posed tariff commission consist of
men appointed by himself and nonpartisan-
He made this clear today
to Representative Uarnhart of In
diana, who augaesled that the com
mission consist of one man appointed
by the president and others uawed by
the senate and house.
Mr. Uarnhart said many members
of the house, both democratic sd re
publiiau, favored the piau be sug
gested. Tho president luformad Mr. Uarn
hart that bees use of couttUtoas cre
ated by the war he believed the aw
mis.siuu whoiilil he removed entirely
Horn politics, i
STORMS DEVASTATE
PAR
SOT GERMANY
O
SENATE PROBES
EA':
Correspontlcnce Shows That United
States, Bound by Treaty to Aid
Korea, riefuscd, Roosevelt and
Root lijnorlnu Appeals Belgian
Treaty Provided for Neutrality.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 21. Tho
aeiinlo today adopted a resolution
by Chnlrmnii Stone of tho foreign ro
liitlou commlttoe asking President
WIIroii to inbuilt tho correspondence,
between tho I'nltod Statos and Korea
when Japan occupied tho hermit
kingdom during the Ihnwo-Jnpancsc
war. AdinlnlHtrntlim loadcra, It wan
said, want to use tho Information lu
leply to Kllhtt ItooC attack on tho
president becniiKo no protest waa
nmile against tho occupation of Itol
Kliint. Mr. Hoot wn srerotary of atnto
when Japan took Korea.
Senator Stone's resolution calls
upon the president to "transmit, If
not Incompatible with tho public In
terest, correapondonco or no much
thereof a lu hi opinion may bo
Hindu public, between official rep
resentatives of tho United Stntoa
government nud tho representatives
of Korea rotating to tho occupation
of Koroa and establishment of a pro
tectorate over sold country by Japan
during or as an Incident ot tho Kus-so-Japanoso
war In 1004-05.
Administration offirlnU said today
thoy pioposnd to how by tho eorro
Rpnmlonco that the United Stnte
wa hound by tronty to nld Koroa,
vvhormiH thn tronty with Hclghim
provide only that tho nlted Stntca
should rtwpoct tho neutrality of Ilol
Klum. Tho treaty of 1S82 between
tho nlted State ami Korea contain
hto following article:
"If other power don! unjustly or
oppressively with elthor government,
tho other will exert their good office
on being Informed of tho on no to
bring about an amlcahln nrrnngomeiit
thu showing ihelr friendly feeling."
The) declare that hath Colonel
Itooscvelt. a president, and Mr. Hoot,
a secretarv of state, Ignored an ap
peal from Korea
CHINESE KILLED
1'OHTI.AM), Oi , Feb. '!. Ono
Cliinniiiaii wlio-e identity linn not
been ascertained is d.ving in n hospi
tal heie as u result of a renewal of
the long war between the Hop Sine;
nud the Iliug K'uiig tonga shortly be
fore 'd o'eltM'k this afternoon. Ha
was attacked by two Chinese gntiiiien
on Flanders utieet itt the Oriontnt
tpiarter.
The mwi approached Ibsir victim
fnmi either side, firina; aa they oloa
ed in on him. He run for a block
without being hit while ballet wliu
xed abuigi the treei anit threatuuiHl
lerby.
The f leeing Chiiiuiuaii dodgejl into
the doorwuv of the II. Mutthown
welding fuelory, where ills pursuer
jmunced uihiii him nud, with tlioir
gun barrel fairly aawiiut him,
pumK'd two shots each into h'lH
liotlv. Thev then tied and tho polico
have beui nimble to find any trueo
ol tin in,
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I'KTHOUHAn, Fen 21, via Lon
don The dumii litis boen convened
to meet tomorrow.
The duina was proroguod Septem
ber 16 last ami December 7 Kmpcr
or Nicholas issued a ruegrlpt post
ponpig ludefluitely lu ruoponlng as
well as that of the council ot tho
empire, this action being taken, It
was announced, on tho ground tbat
the budget aoinuilttMs of thaw bodloa
had not completed the preparation of.
the budget. Deiiioimlrallou weriv
reported a having taken PlMQQ la
Heirograd and Uomovv to protest
against the retl of the omporot;
to permit the reassembllus ot thq
duma.
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