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with a detacl detachment B Mtt of Japaa JaNIMM e aatd m that th t the Japaasse were compalled wmP81 upeUe4 e to toratxsat torK1teat toratmat
ratxsat and d ilec4 1sd ed loavins Iavbig thatr Kojagf t which wore e acis d by yC486flcks yC486flcksGene OoSsacks OoSsacksIxOBsiMt CoeaeksGnaiaI
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and ad wftih an order to occupy Northern Koroa X1Wr Xor i iXiofoo
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1 oonoefntrated in th the neighborhood 1Kic hCHK1 of Fort Arthur y t endeavors are being beingmada b beingV ing ingAd
V mada Ad to prevent t dafinit information front beeonthtg pubtie The surviv survivor survivors ¬
or ors of the sunken transports > ware w re not ot allowed to t see ee anybody aByhodyand aByhodyand1lt and andthfcy andkey
1lt key y will will bo b sent t borne The TheJapnee Japanese Ja floftt ett or r1cinally tinally consisted of ofsixteen off14t ofxteen
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Russian R1lsi n envahymen approacbed appro sd Ofr ttte north O th gate of the he Japanese r anee neee camp campand camp campLln campfiredat
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lort rt Arthur cabling under nn r yesterdays yesterdaysdate
date lbt describes de8 < ril e8 > the combat between the theKussian theIUian
Kussian I uian cruiser Xortk and the t Japan Japancse
cse Se e squadron uadro foliowtag the attempt of oftiv ofth
tiv th Japanese to bottle up the Russian RuaIantliVCt Russianlloet
lloet tIlf > t in Port Arthur Feb F b 24 as follows toIaoThe
The Nov NovAt impetuously bearing
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GUn < couragemeaf o1tragemeV me 9 all 11 men who o believe believein i iin
in decency decelK Ipfhoooftr in public life t
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you by b thoge the e who ho hare ve worked under I
you Vfl in your yO deportment and by the I jdepartment Idepartment
department tlep rtment of jMftfce foe redounds to the thecredit j jcredit I Icredk
credit of our whole w1tehp wIie people e and is a sig sigrital i
nttl of triumph for f r the tcau Vj cause e of C popu popular popular popumr ¬
lar government H cerrnpttoD e tJoo goes un unpunished unlnl unpunlahed ¬
punished lnl hecl bt popular g eern1nent vnune < t ten tengovernment t tgevemme tngovernment
government t br the neopie < eoe will 11 ulti ultimately ultimately ultimately ¬
mately fail and they u are the beet beetfriend btfriends t
friend of the people who 1Io make tt t evi evioent cviIent
lent oent that W woevsr whoever Vfi in pabilc office or in inconnection Luconnection
connection with public ofllce sinsagainst sin sinalagainst 1
against t the fundamental fWl4 IDefttal laWs of civic civicand dvieand civicand
and social 1ntu wellireing will I1 be punished punishedwith punisbedWith punishedwith
with unsparing uo paring vtg TIor TIorStncrel yIorSincerely > or orSincerely
Sincerely Stncrel year yearTHEODORE yeanTHoPORE yewsV
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in this city by General Benjamin Vii Viljoen Viijoen VIIjoen
joen formerly of the Boer army tat tatBounce auOUDCefl asununcee
Bounce that exPrewWe klear Krtger et ethe eftbe C Cthe
the he Boer rfoublic if fieirly tftog 4yk as asaa asan
an exile ex II eR at t Metitone 1 Jr France nmee anfTthat anfTthatpr anfttM an that t tDr
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Dmee met from a e Leleniher m mher of f his houpe houpeW boufleT boueilokI
T W The peer old mans man mind is a araying de decaying ¬ i icaying
caying rapidly his health is very poor poorand poorj poorand
and it is apparent to thne tho close to him himthat himthat I V
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V SOON BE B BANISHED BANISHEDMexico
Mexico City Cat Feb 28 28Th Zn Jn repregenta repregentatlon reprecentatiei I ItJOn
tlon of President PreSld t Diaz at at Vera V a Cruz CruzMinister CruMinister CruziUn1Mer
Minister of Public Works Fernandas Fernandasyesterday Jlmtandye 1rnan4ezyesterday
yesterday ye terda inaugurated Inau Urated the th new w water waterworks wtterworktt tr trwork ¬
works and inopected the new n w sewer sewersystem spw spwersystem r rsYwtem
system Sir IV V Pearfon th the British Britishcontractor BritilhconUaftor Briticheontzaetor
contractor to whom this great work workhas workJis ork orkbaa
has been entrusted fQt ted made a speech s ch in inwhich inwhich
which hleh he predicted piedl ted that with the th co cooperation eooperation cooperation ¬
operation of local lo al au authorities le and the thepeople tb tbpeople tbpeople
people in hygiene h elle reform mOl there vonld vonldcome tvouIdcome ould ouldceme
come about a complete banishment ment of ofyellow ofeUow ofyellow
yellow eUow fever from the city of Vera VeraCrux YeraCrus VeraCruz
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Prom Last Year YearLondon Y 8fr V VLondon i iLondon
London Feb 28 28Wat War Secretary For Forsters Fortttrs Forsters
sters explanatory statement ent of the thearmy thearmy i iarmy
army estimate etti estim 1 was iaejued V tonight tonightThe tonlghtThe tonightThe
The estimates for the te c > iH4tir 4g year are I
144300008 against a nt V 172 900 last lastyear lastyear I Iear
year ear The hrincJBl MJ rattcion rei tUon is i in inthe inthe Inthe
the years eati ebaRii mites Jbr ItSouth Sooth Africa Africawhich
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which totals lAJtfIIO lAJtfIIOSeeretary 976600 976600Secretary V Afriellj
Secretary Iforsters orstcrs estimates eII make makeno
no provision 1rCJi ton for expendtture in So Somaliland Somailland 1 1malllanrl
maliland owing to the Imaewibility lHty of offorecasting offoraitIng I
forecasting the duration f O f operationsthere operations operationstbT j
there r He > announces onoun < f tI that it has been beende I
de d deeid < kd to 0 concede eOneedethe the priority of In India India Tndin ¬
dia in I n the t b he supply of new pattern rules rittcxsnri rulesand
and l1f1 rjutfknrinjr 1ut kftrin e fftnipmCftt niipmenvfor t r rand horse horseand horseand
and iieid 1 fod artiilery The eaMhiment mentof mentofi of offar o V Vti
i far t ti vhoif hot army rm will iII be completed by1 by
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ca aI d in the t hf Strollers rh 1 > in Madion Madionavfnni YadiponaIIIJ Malicftnalni
avfnni fth r lh dOSS u j 1 muNos mdflt t en enteiinniirt fonte n nl
teiinniirt te I iP1Rt today l KliY by b a sIght fire t1 on onthe ontb onthe
the tb stag resulting NIIuttlng1Jon1 fronl the ftJkJ Xrfo x4oaIon lon ion ionof I Iof V Vof
of a nashttght cartridge that set 9f t fire fireto
to somp decorations On the t he cords cor car ca 81 a aryig
ryiijf r h the decorations were H r strung strunsjmany > irun irun1Pan
many 1Pan hundred d empty china tna flasks Oaf one on oneor
of > r which fell striking Mr r Cotirietl of ofthe ofth f fth
the th Metropolitan opera bounce < > u th thl the
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he had to iNE b pen 34u b2l pwe 1ft hi Charge arge of ofa i
a physician 1flsgt tr fr ponried flred hal halr ha4tJartiall halIartiaIIv
r artially wcoyered ered from tH t e shock k and andVHS andWit tndwits
VHS Wit uble iJ ubI hk to take ite < a train rifo i for Chicago ChiagoTbe Chicagoi
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other t > rl1o honow ho have awi alllq heen 1e eatWNI eatWNIthat e C55f I Irut 50that >
that fbr r t tate Srst time New Eng hi hittcen has s sb
ttcen b m en graduAlly gra s yielding muchf muck at ht htgrasp her
grasp ra p upA uIriW legislation J ation in inU 1ntbe the house houseto bo bot
to t ttho the middle mi k west and the t west The Thei Thesoith
i soiith s long ago go learned the eeectt of the thebeheficial thet thetieheficial
t beheficial feM3tice eiiee deHved rhed frosji ft0 keeping teepInginemb1S keepingmembers keepingniembers
members In Service rvlc and nd many mem members ¬
bers 8 from fro n that part of o the country ntry fig figure ¬
ire uN > four and flVe term to their credit creditWAR credItI creditWAR
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London Feb 28 2STbe The eeCtmd report reportof
of the LoN fipnA jr committee OI JDlttee has been beenisved beenI
I isved artd ai Cl jrrea tva details of otlft the pro proposed proposed ¬ I
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I posed waitoffwe wa oMft reform reformV V The most 1m Int IntI Laportant
I portant retonuttenojatlon Ion of otuae the eonaJtteeV commit t tte
1 tee is the thecrea VcrtJoq creation atJ of I a awll1ch general tar tarwhich affwhich
which in Vt th words wonkeons1sts wot etUte eo raa4tVte raa4tVteeonsltts wtt e econsists
consists of deydrtment a dIY devoting tiag Ug un ¬
divided ao a atttIo tI lon V to raUltarr proUe proUein 0 0in ilIelp1
in the widest ld sense n and a body Or tit of officers titftcers f flIners ¬
lIners occ oecQhC ted to time of peace peacetramlng tJ t ttrIn1nt1
training alffmokf alt a1 of f the army filii anusPt1SjdV ftftitre ftftitrepared 1 ft ftPft1ed
pared to direct operation In Uie tk ke keOther Wr WrOther WtoA WtoAOther
Other impoptant InntO recollA1 recoaspdtion recom tSlI tSlIthe pdUJons sie siethe fle flethe
the orsantzfttten orsa atoa of the army Ilna a1atygades b 1tJ 1tJgade > ivf ivfgades
gades instead of army cor eorie or e w the ere creation ereatlon Jf JfaUon ¬
ation of five generals nerals commanding in inchief Inchief 0
chief commanding c troops in live fiveVj Vj Vjtricts dis districts dbtricts ¬
tricts freed from routine work wor which whichwill whichwill whichWill
will henceforth be V entrusted to eight eightadministrative
administrative district under major m mitjorI Jor JorI
I I i generals en Jt ia ra1g and the abolition of the ked iinhedbattalion li I
battalion bRtta on system With ftb a view vie to in insuring ¬
suring V the Infusion In ision of af new blood the
committee < urges tour years eal6 aa a the max V
imum period during vhieh an officer officershan oftiCfrsbaJ1
shan flt serve rve as it miliJarV mll1tary member of f the thearmy ttwarnay thearmy
army council Ou ttI He H shouldxthen resume resumeactive um umRtJV > V Vactive
active > service en ee for at least one on year yea be before before ¬ i ifore
fore again serving In the council The Tberame TbPUJle TherPltVIDe
rame UJle rule > the th c mmittee > urges should shouldbe shouldentorcPd
be enforced throughout t hrotl hout the Vmjfltarvstait military militaryatalT J Jst8Jf
atalT of the th war office officeJr om officeV officeorder 1 1IJol
Jr IJol V order f r to emphasize the allegiance allegianceof aU iluue I Ior
V of the army arm to the king the committee committeerecommends oommlttVcereintmende Ittfe Ittfettci
recommends ttci mmenda that no nobon except E pt thp thpking tb tbking thking
king or his representatives rep > ntUes abroad abroadshould abroadhoukI abroadshould
should hold levees and the commit oommittee oommitteeal4 tee teealo
alto urges that no levees 1H > efI should be held heldexcept h ld ldXN
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except XN Jlt by royaJ command V
A feature of the report which meets meetswith JQeetI
I with Itb general approval is thefinal tti the final dir dlrappearance dtrap I IS
S appearance ap arance of the Brodrick system ylt m in involved inolfd involved
volved in the th about abo aboUtiu itiun inn of the t th army armycorps armyorpp armyeorpe
corps < with the th exception xlpti < mo of the theat firstor first Arator t tor
or expeditionary army curbs 01 > 5 at Alder Aldersboi AlderhOi Aidershot
shot hOi which is skill retained retainedUlTOEB nltilledQ reitiiiedIJNDBB
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V Wnehteigton Feb 1Iount J Count ount Mutpu Mutru Mutruthe Mutputhe V Vthe
the first secretary > retan IIf > f the Japanese le legation Ieatlon b bgatlon ¬
gation atlon was wporated UI > ratnl on today for or ap appendicitte ft ftpc ftppentJIeItls
pendicitte pc ndleltl It was W wa S swid IWo ill tniighl t the thecount thecount thecount
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CONGRESSIONAL jL ELECTIONS tt ttiUA N c cUBA V
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Haana Feb 28 SThe The congressional congressionaleectiom conareulonalE congressionaleotiolls
eectiom E tiOUJi > th the first ever cundtteted l en entirely entlrfly ¬ V Vtirely
tirely under C Cuban M n atisjiicts aU liH v er pr quiet quietr
det < r v yn V iondUu der > if st > ivetliiM dkqoli dtVV ions ionsc LCIti LCItiVsi
c iiiufiA Wf Vsi aI4ucs uc ihrwoghwt i the theland ii in inland ir ¬
land not a single ge insfcJ in instiiee m < of disorder disorderwa disorderwa l < r rft
wa ft sreported The conduct of f thost thostin thOstin
in charge of if the polling plat places es w was as ex excellent exMllent tt ttcellerit ¬
cellent The ballots were printed on ontho ontht onthe
the American Ampri 11 plan planTh Jall JallTh l81IVTh
Th day l IaS was 5 f rartkiiiiiriy IJtklr l quic juk UkV UkVIavant in inHavani i1lIaaJll
Havani Jiid s V 1 the t < Vi H F raihfr fTH V i 1Z1 1Z1CoD rI rICo i iConsiderable
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ever > nr and nimny nmn carriages ania were used u d to tobring tobrIng
bring th t the h voters t > r8 to lh t Vihe he Jls u > lis listu
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their congressmen and ai d provincial provin cia coun counei1 courtCibornin couneilorain
eilorain ei1 rstn Santn Clara IJra province pOin roitiee > ari arjmajQrftJ n nmajority amauritr
majority nf f those tho in Matanzas Mats aUI1Z ozas 1s pr PII PtVfl1t > v vfnewhil
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practically everything tn V Havana ami amiSantiago i
Santiago Sttnl 4tso provinces prein e whilE the moderate moderateliberals ntoderuteliberals >
liberals prevailed prev ilro in Puerto PrincljH PrincljHIn
In Santiago the main contest fJOt < t was 115 115I be between beI ¬
I tween tWE eD > the moderate liberate and til tilradicals fhrndlal ThVV ThVVV
V radicals At t < nfugrs Unfu i gos the re rel retbi retbiSang > ublicarts ubli JbijlJ1S
carts xvtre viotorio viotorioWhil I IVhU
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the thotower lower house of congress appears appearsto
to have une been increased by several elal seats seatsthe sc statsthe ats atstbe
the small republican majority u tfl1JV5It 1jld1 Ihthrf Ihthrfsenate l itt ittBaTtatr tbA tbAt
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b NIt t fti iif r tenmi or more Speaker Can Caniwflii Cand Cannon
non teaftdB the MM with sixteen term termtutA terms termsHtt termsa5m
tutA HHt has hid twelve terms to t his hiscredit hist hisciTed11
credit t in the Iowa delegation Hep HeptauR HepttIr Heptprn
ttIr tauR has had nine terms Lacy seen seent en ent
t rhC Hull seven terms and Cousins Cousinss CIU8lnan
s l 4Mdall d an have tui been important com comjuit Omkatrma1Jl cornaiJtbeehaInaanelIps
juit aiJtbeehaInaanelIps Ulchairmanships dp Wisconsin fur furIsg furADOdfJ8lt1p1e furldbg
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MV at fcW Ma jilxth term is chairman of ofsT ofdM oftho
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for thWte th terms has t tile e important im ortant com committee commtttft cornaittee ¬
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and more JCpulO populous s w lghbo i ihboes hbors Colorado ColoradoUtah CoIoqdoUtah CoiovdoUtah
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of the t h bar tr tug Walluta today braved bravedthe br bravedthe ved vedtile
the unnwally UD1I dIt1ly rough bar at the mouth mouthof
of Val the Ootumbia river rIv r and saved ved the thesteam thetea thesteaut
steam tea schooner 8Ck r Grace Dollar DollarJiVes aael sn the thelives theIIvea
lives oi 4 the seventeen a men aboard her herTfee berJ he heTe
Tfee J Te Qmce J3ollar DoI was the theokan sterpoksstV steiuner steiunernpoken
npoken bjr th tile Tht Tl1lst1ebtmlf lelMmK yesterday yesterdayKM Ieeterdalturns J JUJ
KM thought UJ turnsVVV VVV gut to he thoSlwU thoSlwUWheQ the Rlftl RlftlVa11uJa 5
WheQ Wh J6h the Va11uJa nflnte returned r t d to port porttojiighl portUudgh portsmokestack
tojiighl rsmok 4 smokestack tack was snow snowft SIMnfJ anoni anonit
fJ ft Qftlt lt t frajti the th waves wkk wkkflt which w1itehr I IiiV5tbptS
iiV5tbptS iiV5tbptSdour flt r csfietfr dour over her herft1111 carryiag carryiagslqrlfehi eazrylagiw
iw ft1111 SVtidV SVtidVVIfl VIfl 1t deorSIH5 door tRg her herMld herslcttMF
slqrlfehi wid 1111 at times almost com completely COIDpie cornpletely ¬
pletely pie hlotng ht her from sight sightCaW sightCa V Vcaimn
CaW Ca caimn in E M Olgon Ol on of the Grace GraceDollar GraeDollar GraceDollar
Dollar made de the following statement statementthe to tothe tothe
the Associated Press PressWe PressW V VWe
We W left V Westport Wednesday Wednf la last 1atwith lastwith t twith
with a cargo of lumber lum tr for San Pedro PedroThe PMroThe PedroThe
The next day a gale came up and andshortly andshorUy
shortly before noon fl ° VQ our engines broke brokedown brokldown brokedown
down either as iuJ a result of a broken brokenshaft broken8hBft k kshaft
shaft or because the th propeller dropped droppedj f d doft
j off The > accident hnpp lutp happened nexJ oft Heceta HecetaH Hp Hecetailsad < fta ftaHd
H Hd ad 159 t Ei miles down the coast from fromthe fromt fromthe
the t Columbia river riverI rinTUVe V
I We made sail it and began gan working workingnorth workingnorth workingnorth
north hut san nothinsr notbll1 > until the Brit British Brltt8h Britlab ¬
lab bark Thtetlcbank nk came r me in sight yes yesi yesterday
i terdaj afternoon Later we sighted sightedi l sightedwhat tIbtedwhat
i what I believe to have been the cot coli 01 01lIerYeIlIRgtea
i V Her lIerYeIlIRgtea Wellmptoa hound south I showed showeddistress showeddistress howlil
il distress signals and whistled whif tled contin continuously continUoWdY continuously ¬
uously but the steamship evidently evidentlyfailed eklentlfan evidentlytaIId
failed fan to see F us owing to the storm stormBy stormB stormBy
By B this time the weather w ther was wa very veryi wt veryheavy
i heavy Last mgfet n t we worked further furtherto fu1t r rto
to the north And n4 were were eight miles oft offthe ofttfie oftthe
the Columbia river when the Wallula Wallulapteked WalJuJapkketl Wallulapicked
picked us up today todayS tocI
II S O OLanding
Landing Not Confirmed ConfirmedTien ConhlrineTien
Tien TaM Feb 2S aRu Russian lantf are yp in interfering interterlRg inteetering ¬
teetering with the Imperial railway railwaytelegraphs rafh railwaytelegraphs y
telegraphs ttle pltll On Feb 27 7 they demanded demandedthat demancltht I Ithat
that they be allowed to read the tele teleSraims te tegrams tektgrams
grams recetoea at Tienscirang station stationwhere fltatonwhere sttlonwhere
where the Chinese e authorities authoritiesnow have havenow haeno
now no placed a sentry ntn V Chinese Ine e officiate officiateay
V ay y that the Veported landing of Jap Japanese JapanHe Japanese ¬
anese troops at Posedet bay has not notbeen notbeen notbeen
been confirmed V
BOTH BOTHENGIN ENGINEERS ENGINEESVKILLED ENGINEESVKILLEDDisastrous ERS KILLED KILLEDDisastrous KILLEDD1astJous
Disastrous Readon Collision on the theSan theanta theV
V anta Fe FeSan V VSan
San Francisco Fr Feh 2St 2The The westi westihound wootbound es esbound
bound California Limited Limit and the east eastbound eastbound eastbound
bound daily Overland on the Santa Fe Fecollide FeeolUdM Fecollided
collide a few miles Ues out of Point Rich Richmond Riellmonel Richmend ¬
mend last night Both engineers were werekilled wereklned werekilled
killed A ni1slacod misplaced switch ltch was the thecause
cause of the accident The killed were wereL wereL
L L I Baker Bek r engineer of the th e Limited LimitedJ
J P Bennett engineer engine t of the Over Overland OverIand5 ¬
land laMAlvin Iand5 v vAlvin V VV VAlvin V
Alvin Tmylor a colored color coIorgi1porter i1 T p rter orter who whothrew whothrew whothrew
threw the 6wfth JW iwft open fe under arrest arrestHe arrestHe
He claims Jaim tht t be was as signalled by byEngin byEngineer
1 Engineer Engin r Bennett to open the tll switch switchand sWlt swttehand b band
and that he obeyed without wJ out realizing realisingPASSENGERS realizingI
the COnseueQeea V VI
V
I V 6 dill dillPASSENGERS V V
PASSENGERS SAVED SAVEDDanish SAVEDDanish SAVEDDanish
Danish Steamer SteamerSpruug Sprung a Leak and andWas
V V Was Beached BeachedChristtarucand BeachedChriltianNnd
Christtarucand ChriltianNnd Norway otwa oway Feb 2 2SlDe 2SlDeDanish Tbe TbeDanish
Danish Ptt steamer > Oscar O al II of the Sra Srauiuav S Sean SeanutuaslunAmerlean an
uiuav itaianAm utuaslunAmerlean < anAmerlcan Ican line JtQcaJtAin JtQcaJtAinodt lineV Captain Captainkjodt
kjodt odt from V tffew W Iew York F Ffb6 Fob V < V IS t for forchrMlansand
chrMlansand brt flt 4 CnrfitiRnia MrlSU n and an Copen Copenhagen OpeR ¬
hagen h grounded white entering the theharbor
harbor this months 1It tt 1i V lint lit slid over V r me meobetruftioe theobetruotIotL i iobstruction
obstruction JShe pju > rng a leak how howiever bJWfvtr however
iever ever and was beacSed a in the inner innerharbor inntrI innerharbor
I harbor of FlekHero f where she occu occupies OOlUpie oorupies ¬
pies pie a safe position JlQ She is damaged damagedon
on the thetllta thestarboard starboard rd side and ap4VthereInWa ap4VthereInWater thereis th iswa iswater wa water ¬
ter in the engine e e ream and Jl4i in two of ofthe oftb ofthe
the tb holds where the cargo cnrg i il damaged damagedI
I The Tb passengers were tre landed lanfladKILLED landedVV
VV V55V V55VKILLBD
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+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
+
KILLED KILLEDBY BY CRAZY ORAZY NEGRO NEGBQAV NEGBQABirmirailarn r ri
+ i V +
4 + Birmir Blrmirtlham ani Ala Feb iebV2A V2A 28 A Aman + f
4 4 mail clerk xas as S Jflfled and another lnotl1 + f
4 + 5 fatally injarM i by a jeriwy ry negro negrowho negrowho 4 44who +
4who + who V bo beard rdd Alabama A1a l1lM Great Great80uthem at atSouthern 4
4 + Southern traW rt1J No O 2 a short l ort din dist + f
4 4 tance t ltCe outsHW outs ofMeridea of MerIdei Miss lI1seA A Ai 9 9and +
i 4 pooee and woodliounds are in pur pursuit 4 fe fef
+ f suit C 5 + 1
+ + + + + + + V 4 + + + f + t + i + + +
SURGEON PERRY MLIEtfES B UEVES TH THISFHMUS THE THEIS5FHMUS THEV V V V VV > V V VV V
VV V ISFHMUS GA1NBE CAN BEHEVALTHY HEALTHY HEALTHYI
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Washington n Feb 2S 2SSu 2SSurgeoi Surgeon on J C CPerry CPerry
Perry of If the public health and marine marinehospital marinebJfpital niarinebospital
hospital scrvlct who hl has been ftn since sincelat slueelat sincelat
lat month ut t Colon making a special specialstuy peclaltfJI
stuy tfJI lor President Roosevelt nS t of the tBcsanitary
sanitary nitary candltionn eert4fItio of the isthmus l has hassubmitted
submitted VV an exhaustive exh UBt1C preliminary preliminaryreport
report to Surgeon General Gen eneral r31 Vyman ynlan Ke Kedevotes H Hdeot HoV
V devotes deot s the greatest portion of the 1 he re rejjoit r rlJJt reV
V jjoit to t the riiy hy nf f CoP but alo aJ fV fVBribes r rribps VVV VVVrhrs
Bribes forditiws a t Panama Pm a Jf Jfalong 55 r rDg Fi Fialong
along Dg the proposed route of the isth isthnita lathnkut
nita utn canal His eontiusions are in inth illth
1 th rriiiiti iT ID flV5 < < ft HOH h iefui peful U Hf H IViVtV dTil dTiln > itxs
n tV lIt t ITLt i 01 O
GERMANY GEVMANYWOULD WOULD WIN WINFrench WINFrench WINFrench
French Royalist Royalist Refugees RefugeesOpinion RefugeesOpiflion s sOp
Opinion Op inTon of tbe ExistingState Existing ExistingState ExistingState
State of Things ThingsParis
Paris Feb ePaul Paul de ROulde the theroyaHst theroyaUfi
royalist refugee ref who has been living in inSpain inSpain InSpttn
Spain since I his expulsion IK h 1900 has hasheen hasbeen
been interviewed by byV t1aVVtirrespondent V t t1aVVtirrespondentOf tha correspondent correspondentof I IOf
of the Matin t1n V He s saW W that JhCltllt at t the pres present presI prescut ¬
ent moment when he was wa advlead by byfriends byfriends byfriends
friends hi lliV lliVchanbd the chamb chombctnQf r > of deputies depu les to tokeep tokefp tokeep
keep silence it i was as nol no UttPng flttffl for him himto himto himto
to talk but he upheld upheldVthC the principle principlethat principletbat principlethat
that Prance must honor her hd engage engagemet engagemlts engagemerts
met mlts ts at whatever cost oes postponing un until untn until ¬
til afterward a rward the decision as a 1 to wheth whether ¬
er the pact signed by the president of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the eRUllew republic was s really real fit the interest interestof Interestof i iof
of tbe tJa nation M Homfi Hotere er he added that thatForeign tb thatForeign t tF
Foreign F reIIa 3pker fIo JjdlCAas 3dl eamsr eeu to act actttrte actjdieJtJIl actVpt
pt sthot Vit4eltV1abltSV jdieJtJIl ks neltb neithar rskilt rskiltr jflV jflVhoe
hoe r naocqj c cJS V V V VVIItIEVaeWeitCV1a
V SV
VIItIEVaeWeitCV1a ttrte JS evUiwf 1 1 in 1 sslfl St srCoQid Ae AeKoulde
Koulde oulde that Delcasse f Is doing dolntbls dolntbls1tt his hishost hisI
I host to prevent pre a general oonflagrAtiri oonflagrAtiriin oonfia tlOrt tlOrtin
in which hlch we could ooly burn our our fin fingers fin finger fingem ¬
gem to the sr 1rtdeIttht raat at delfght and greater greaterprofit greaterprofit greaterprofit
profit of tv t Oermdn empw emparqr emparqt It iln ilnOIsible IsVIMpossible im impossible ¬
possible Ei n to see that BnDiperor WIlliam WI11am Wil William ¬
liam urged ur Russia Ru sla to undertake un arftlke this thisAsiatic thisA thisAsiatic
Asiatic A camoaign which temporarily temporarilydram temporarilydras temporarilydra5vs
dram dras s the RuaoJan foceee out ou of Europe Europes
S s Bismarck urged France Fran to to undertake undertakecolonial undertakecoloolal undertakecolonial
colonial exp expeditions The result the em emperor ernperl emperor ¬
peror indirectly Udir tly aims at is to colonize colonizeEurope colonizeEurope colonizeEurope
Europe against Great Britain and if ifnecessary ifnecery itneeeuary
necessary against the United States Statesensuring Statesensuring Statesensuring
ensuring a monopoly mon poly for German com commeree cornmetce i imerce
merce by the destruction de truction of rivals be beyond beI beyond
I yond the s si was wasM V
i S M de IuWe e added thaj it was an anopen anOpeD
open question whether Europe would wouldovercome wouldoverewne
overcome th tM pembihed AngloAmeri AngloAmerican rl rlcan ¬
I can fleet but V that at all events the theFrench theJJeDcb thetrench
I French would lie the first sufferers stHIet rg V
fully unsftoiUr t7 and a d unhealthy and andsays andsays
says that its d8mptlon de Ip Pt Ion will be an im immense imJJlose linmense ¬
mense ta k hyt It t that it should be sue successful suecesful ¬
cessful Cd tut V 1 h dlmate kt lit the th camps campsalong Campsalong campsalong
along V Vthe the route of the canal he deIibel de descHbed deacrlbed
scHbed < as farSUperlnr r to that of orColon orColonI Colon Colonand Colonand
and Panama PA end ftd he says that with withproper withproper withproper
I proper sanitary regulations r u1ation5 the health healthof heal healI
I of If their owu9fints JtS should remain good goodI
I Burgeon urgeof Pafryf pJeef5 says V that at1 types t s of ofmalarial ofmalarial ofmalarial
malarial ftr f TtWare t r arc more frequent fr lmmt in inu InV
V < 111 u thri Panama P amaHe He says he he hejifve e eIoth beLttt
jifve i Ioth > th towns t wns can be b made Wealthy Wealthyi
i I by the InntalluUon of 0r3 tt i gOod supply supplynegro su supplyS plY
S 0 water > r WhlehC which cuid1Tndtt U J1 hW aI tJ C dis distlHt dIsV
V tlHt 0 > f ttIi ttIiV h t i S et
V t V V fa f I wage nlJC th ta taV 4 4If
V If VI h V UCS negro huts unto5o
V 5o < i VV
OURTEEN UIVES10ST UIVES10STN LIVES lOST lOSTIN V VV VIN V
> IN N f THE I HE L NORTH PACIFIC PACIFICQteen PACIFICV r rc rSit
V S VV V
V VSteaOier
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Sit SteaOier 9rrl r Qteen Gilfehs i t hes Fire at4jie at ije Mortl M utm of o tht thtGolumbia th thColumbia V VV VoViurnbia
V Columbia River RiverLaunched RivertLJfe V
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V
VV VVLifeBOatsVVV
LJfe LifeBOatsVVV poats Launched and Two of Them 1bemGapsiz6 Gapsiz9d apVsizodTt4p fp4t FWS FWSduedAfter Snl Snldued SwiV V
V dued duedAfter After Desperate Struggle V
V 5
BATTIE ATTL1t W Wash uIa du F 7Pb FVVFotrtcen FVVFotrtcenpeople > fc F0urt en enj R Re
SIl S j people e lost their lhreas llv as the re result r rsult icI ¬
I V sult of the five on the ellteamer ellteamerQueen steamer rteamexQueenfrom steamerQueen
Queenfrom Queen from San JI Jfranciace raiDc V Vearly to Seattle Seattleearly
early earl yesterday morning ring Tte The origin 00 of ofthe ofthe
the fire is as yet unknown It Mimed Mimedin at tled tledIn I
in the social hail of the vuanrl v at about about430in a about430iii I
430in the m mqrethgVand raii9 and raged P4 tor throe throehours th threehOurs c i ihours
hours before it w WaS1tftV 0 JJOt gotten under con control 011trol Coiltrol ¬
trol When the coftfiikratten = ratIeJI wa fiitit fiititdiscovered fittitdiscovered I Idiscovered
discovered the lit Itfbo hotf s i containing ro ihe ihewonyn 11wwoman > I IolDfin
wonyn woman olDfin HB uelh and andVehIldrs chfldre 4i jfnd oo many IIa men l11enj menWere i iHere
were launched d but ttitt tb tbsriit of these thlll4o thlll4onb ow owing owIng ¬
ing nb to the heavy seas ciramd apllliner aplllinerthe
the passenger pas ngenl in the wat watctr r and nd causing caiuingthe taUSingthee causingthe II IIthe
the loss lo of V nine ltv lives n i Three men menwaiter menwaiteR menwaltere
waiter on the vessel ye were re suffocated suffocatedbefore S1dfocatedbefore suffocatedbefore
before they could reach re reaci the tbeOtfer outer air in insafety intSate hisafety
tSate safety from their tbelrbunka bunk In the 111eVV V glory gloryhole glorhole gIorhole
hole In the aft part df f the hip and andone aactOPe andOflO
one woman oma died later Ja from exposure expttrareStory esponrcStory exposureStory
Story of the Disaster Dlusterr DisasterAccording
According j Ae idln ling to the storte to1l told by y paa paasangehsand paap pancsngeFuand
sangehsand p Jget97and crew crewol of the Qveea eeu which whicharrived whipharrledn bieh bieharrttett4n
arrived arrledn 4n this por p at a t 5 oclock bbl thtaafternoon t thisafternoon bblaUernO
afternoon ft the vessel e eete wa WP off flltamook flltamookand TiUsmooklntl
and about ut thirty VthIit milesTrq mUe mlleiVJrgM J J Ju4 od when whenuie whenthe whenThe
the uie fie wa w was e di direov dizcovezed ooveced There e wan at a aheav aheo aheassea
heo heassea heav aea on and anSI the ship sbiia pHehin 1 pib1ngbadly pHehinbadly ieI ieIbadl
badly badl When smoke wa w Was discovered diaceveredcoming dieNdcomIng discoveredcoming
coming ou out < of the social ball n on the theafter tJ tJafer thealter
after main deck of the vewel the crew crewwas ere erewas crewwas
was immediately immediate rousted out ut and the thehose thphose thehose
hose manned while bUe the tkeVSjtaxs sjejsarji arQa went wentfrom wentfrom wentfrom
from cabin to cabin waking up the thepasgenger Jhepas he hepassengers
passengers pas ngeT1 There V was no no disorder ditlordereither disordereither disordereither
either among the crew or patsengers patsengersLife pAttfeDsersLife paengersLife
Life Boats Launched JLanncliedWhen LaunchedV
V When Then Captain Coueius CoU8i commander ee der of ofthe otthe ofthe I
the vessel discovered d vr8d the extent ext of the theflre thefire thefire
fire which embraced pracrifmily prac paetiqai all the therear therear therear
rear portion of the veseel v be imme immediately Immedlately ¬
diately ordered the life Hf boaur aulauncbed aulauncbedFour beiVpuflchedFour launched launchedFour
Four filled with women and children childrenand ebildrpnand I Iand
and sufficient suf cient men to man mari tb Lbin tn were weredropped weredropped j jdropped
dropped over from the windward of the thevessel theveatai
vessel 1 gl each containing e about V Vpeopbe wxteen wxteenpeople
people The first boat eap ealmlead i IIHG ed aim alrnat alrnatas > at atas t taoo I
as soon aoo II as it it toucb tosaeW 4 the U w vter terby r by Y get getting getUng ¬
Ung unticf the t stern of tk tlil thlV1p j Mp Ail Ailthe Ailthe Allthe I
the passenger In in n this we wdslued erBttjed ed by bythe bythe
the other Small boats M ts with 1tf dK ftj excep exceppas eXNP1Ion ezeeplion I
lion of 8 lfUs Steiner teImer a h elsss pas passengerwho pansenger I Isen
sen senger sengerwho erho who was onstwii mW12O mid > r rthe the ship shipwlien shipwhen
when hen the th boat cavefaed Tbeaeeond V The Tbeaeeondboat secondboat second secondIwat II
boat capsized while barns bell1 lowered loweredThere loweredTbfre loweredThere
There were no passengers pl lit J ale 4hl at the thetime thetime thetime
time but the eirew of four men who whowere whowem
> were wem ele aboard was gpQped sp ed out ajtd j4V lest A Athird Athird
third thlr d boat t filled about boo booutaa1C abutVhalcVV1e utaa1C halt f KHe from fromthe fromthe fromthe
the Queen 1ueen < and all but toIWettt foFaCltsngeraV foH it pa pan pa paOther
n ngeraV rsanQ and trew were reOII5bY by the thef theothet
f Other small craft hi the vietelty vi
W wsehl ath1 hlftgton gton gten Feb CS KlHiam KlHiamDaUICOlTe tWiHiamDanieis wiHiam h hDartiete I
Dartiete DaUICOlTe correaporlnt ponJfol1t of f the th t tt > t t Ix Ll IIOUIa IIOUIaRepublic uir uirRepltblin l i iRepUblic
RepUblic was as fuil fotil ft uitd tfjr i arl in ii his offl offlhere omh
here h today tod havltig hil viig i1g i besia ii atsphyxii atsphyxiiThe atih 7ja t1 t1The 5V5 < V
The ga gaePna MKpP3rritl r liv > hd > h hfpu u tun tunby tunb V VV Vby V
by b acrtdenu ent iir l 1 Hi t j i > xlio lJ
43 years cnrold old was th private secretary iceretaryto > tary I Ito Ito
to BlrsiApfitetaut lMrJt A Aseistatit jgtallt Posimaster l Gcritral GcritralStevenson jenfa1Stevenson ncrui ncruiStovenson
Stevenson StevensonFAMOUS
V VV VV
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t41r eorresponrt eorrespnldnt nt tli dhfl fl today todayhubaiV toda htee hteehdr le
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Gtthl C thFtII hUd t VVtF If cFtSViestV cFtSViestVatd 1J p iI V
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V The list of MM theVmisslng missing mi8sln are a aFirst 3rInt < V VFirst
First cabto hVMlns Mi istl Stelner StelnerWash Sttn mil milWulL tnrnWash
Wash drowned in it 1efltruc1i11 < ie ruction ructionbeat aU aUtX 11 11botrs
beat botrs tX Mr E Adn Seattl Seattlof 5flj5 5flj5V 5flj5V tt1t V V au auof allof
of 9ff l wk who died 1 VV xM XIXIII > siii siiihours > Ire Irehoots aret arethours
hours after the tb Ii SiFt < < li V V V y of If t tSecond fSectoact
Second class clan 1 L LV > wbors wborsB g b s n V d j H flF4neklty
nn F4neklty r drowned drowntdnk V Vek
nk ek itandeA A V 41 5 J = j I and andB andB
B Frxiri Yrii I 1 V drowr drowrKnginM I V VEnginSr
KnginM En nr depa depttIVV i iand rtrFrtr Nahn NabnanI Nuhnand NahndL
and M > f f Flvnn drosS dnvVnit dTo drosSV V dL ItliT j V Vilt
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mont mon drovned j t nod VV M Mami J 1 mera 5s H Hanti i3ottg4a i3ottg4arne o115 o115and
anti A 1 Vmel1 J1V iinelly i ied LloecI rne and suffocat suffocatFighting 81Jtrocated ¬
ed
V
V Vrighting
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The iiriMta i n I teats that t hat wen floated safe safely fe feh fe feby ¬ V
ly and io I o rafts raftsover rat rafT ts < > mt t were thrown thrownc tbrowaOPJ V Voval
over 10 i 4V vick irk c ui uithrown UJI u i > V V V who night nlptthrnwlI he hethe bethrrsii
thrown in 11 the va vavicinity w > 1 nMin JllAil1d d in the thethe thekinity V Vvicinity
vicinity of the bun burrin burVVS V exst1 etas md with wlthIt within V Vin
in view tlr s r It whit whifought V flre was as being beingthe beta betatoughr beingfought
fought by h the thethe or u V lid ths t It Among Amongiftoengs nOItKthe V Vthe
the mal iiMacng iiMacngbotird iftoengs V Siat remained on onry onbourd IV
board Fverjr J < ery ry ava avater aval i 1 V trI V of wa waown watfr V Vtsr
ter was ihi thiOWfl h own WB in inthe int 1 e burn g cabinthe cabin cabinforking ablnthf
the > men forking forkingany 11 y and a nrl without withoutmem witboutan withoutany
any an o txjraaent it ment mentthat T V survivors stat stateman statthat statthat V
that rvvry cv > y V man mano J k < V Vt < tii his Stead and andto andworked andorkNl andworked
worked hand h to nub uh tate ti t5 e flames tla tlaIItptte De Deeffort Dea DeStitte
a ptle ihfjr efforts P hu VVer ver it won after afterfore afterI V
7 oclofk before fore th thi t ht > > r t V VV V was wa under con conthat control control controt ¬
trol and iie signal K CV V an n to the small smallboats smallboats smallboats
boats to return to V vessK1 vessK1Frai ve vePrai vessel vesselPraise
Frai Praise e e For the Otptaia OtptaiaPa ptaI ptaIPassenge
Pa Passenge seng f ngp > w whi whs rb interir interviewed red this thisafternooi thisafternoorV I IaftfrnoOl
afternooi stated lltatfditbout ithout exception exceptionthat lxeepUontbat V
that evt f eVVIVVthIng i vthing i tV done by t y Captain CaptainCousins CaptainCoui
Cousins Coui n tt tt < tt was wa ossicle i > insure insuretheir in uretheir Insuretheir
their rvtf Mfd t > r Had ai i it not been necessary necessaryto t ceu ry ryto
to p erid nd s iT the bo 1S < < i VS s not a life would wouldhave wouldhave ould
have bff hfs Joel b 11t = t as it was If U dark darkwh darkwhf1 darkwhen
wh when n the Are < star 1 and is iL i was im imnnsisbte imonsihe liiionsiahis
nnsisbte to Hght Ji ht it I vessel < r to Mn Mnlnf on onine 3
ine the women t > vjeir 1eir staterooms it itwas Itwas itwas V
was absolutely m ntTOiaary it V i 5 eiary gy to send them themaway themV themawayo V
away awayo no avoid a jntc jntcShip iji nEc nEcVShIp c cShip
Ship JUtiaad JUtiaadPractically ltubaedPractica V VPractically
Practically y the r mire aft of the ship ip
is in ruins Tho Th intense hat h > t of the thefiamec tbename theflames
name has bent b 11 and nd twist twisbd > d > d the in interior Int Intoiler ¬
toiler t rIor iron work into a shapete mass massand massand
and sailors lioN viewing the ruin today todaystate todaystate
state that they tbe do not understand urd rstal14 how howit bowit boaIt
it wa was found fouradbIe f oaribte ble to get control of ofthe oftile V Vthe
the flam flames ITtre tre ze it not for the fact factthat factthat
that the caytato taia crew and passenger passengerbehaved passengersbekv
behaved bekv with jt u th U t utmost c eosgesa co teesa > th thdevtroyed UIe UIev tueVYtSSl
VYtSSl v WO ave V IQIIQJI nothJy 1IJItn indEetrijyod
devtroyed ajft tle fsiKof ie teen teeneiMrmouB bsenenormous n >
enormous TJw 1 vessel carried can1edtbQ more morethan moscthap I
than thapssiers MO ° paMNtnger V IT
BOOKRWAeHING1ON tiQ WA l SON WRITES T A AlTTER AV AON
V V V V V V V V lTTER Ef ON RECENT NT OUTRAGES
BIriujgham fr ham aUa Vp 1Pe 1 VI Age AgeHlnlkl AgeHerald
Herald tomorrow will puhHeft pu1iIe pul V the fol following followlng following ¬
lowing letter from Booker Bookir1 V T Wash WashJington Wa Washlngton h hlngton
V
lngton lngtonWitlltR lngtonWithin V V V i inthin
Within the last Ifet fortnight tOrtnJgl t three threemembers threenieinbers
members of my race have bavebeen VflUrned VflUrnedat been lturned lturnedat burned burnedat
at the stake and 00 of the one was as a awoman aoman awoman
woman Not one of V the three th was wascharged wascharged I
charged witli any crime even ev p remotely remotelyconnected remotelyconnected
connected onn Ctcd with ith the abuse ef eta a white whitei wbitewoman whitewumar
i woman In every peraM case iwwier was as the theJ th thI thesole
J sole accusation AH of thaoe PUrninys brningstot PUrninystook in intoo
took too place 1JtA ce In broad 1 doylU dayI1ind J iuid two twofg
fg hem emOC occurred < urrod on fl 9WMky V VV Vv V v altemoon altemoonht fternoonUV ternoon ternoon4tl1t
4tl1t UV ht of a Christian V VI church churchbarbarous 1 1t
VV VVTie barbarouscenes barbarous scenes 5en are Te more moreAR moref17AR more1M
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f17AR 1M AR AND FEATHERS FEATHERSv 1
I v 5 < 5 S FOR FO AN EV EVANGELIST EVANGELISTA EVANGELIT EVANGELITS NG V A IT I II
Mob at atDiUon Dillon Mont 1Wu B EougJ It Han Handle Handle EanV ¬
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V dle a a JrEniater 1r ni ter JNainad JNainadBidweM Ham HamJ V
J BidweM V VDillon e
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+ Dillon Mont on Feb 28 V Jnob Jnobof 4 4f 4of
I II + f of 2M 2 tonight took an evnti0 evangelist evangelistnamed list listf Jhtnamed +
+ f named BidweH to a point pointmfle about t a amile + ff
+ f mile out of town and treo tre lkllrim lkllrimt d him himf +
t + to o a coat oat or tar and ffat feathorLV Ht Htt +
t + was accu acoud of catring a Fin tn trOuble in inI in inmany +
I + f many man families familieshouse fa familiesI millet r rf +
Tonight th the rod went fO the thef theVhOUse +
f + house hotJ where htle he was OJ holding hQldtnloMfY hQldtnloMfYi serv +
i f + ices and wrecked the place There Therei Therewan +
i i + f was 8 free f e fight t in wb Mvh Mvhf fIP fIPI ay
I + f wtW WWJfl SiJt e4 V Biawfil BidtlL BidtlLV V J Jf jI +
V f Aro throl roia rfs 31 VV window ftod ftodvefti sotig V Vtefiige1ln tjf tjfl
+ vefti l tefiige1ln tJ n nftler r h h4 < ui U Uli where Iie IieWItS pe 4 4was
4 + was found later and taken takeflout out of offt o on 4 44town
I 4town + ft wn n awl O4V tarred and 1t4 leathered leatheredf atbN4L atbN4LHe 4 I IBe
+ f He was allowed to go on promise promisef prom promteleftfI + I IV
+ V f te teleftfI leave town tomorrow J Jj +
I 1 + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
f V V
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j 1 MOBAFTER MOB AFTER HIM HIMElijah HIMIII V V1Blijah
1Blijah Elijah III Ha Havlnfr Bifl g a E Ear 5i Time 8 in inAustralia inAustraUa inS
S Australia AustraliaI
I I Melbourne t nf ume Feb i > SJolIA John Alexander AlexanderDoles AlexanderI
I Doles D Does o e 5 meeting m l title afternoon in the theexposition th thxpOsltl theI
1 exposition rt building was as broken bro un up by bythe bythe b bthe
I the crowd shouting sSid d singing cbmie cbmiesong romicI ebmiesonge
abandon on the thftevening thpveat theeYeahg
I song son He was obliged to
evening veat meeting and wa WU himself himselfcltaeed blm8elfa
4 chased a around the city dt by the rougher rougherelement inughereIeiitentV > usher ushert
element the mob m b yellingehan yeIIingthflPes 1n8 hal1 9l < s > es f fJtflia tl tlJitJII t tJIilV
t Jtflia Sto to justify ju tif himself as a pwphcl pwphclPublic op1Kj PTOPhPublic
Public antagonism 8Bt is m l In fo strong ronc that thaiDowte thatDowSe thatVflOW
VflOW DowSe has be been i refused ITU d rooms roe a a afaslikmaWe uf afashionable
j fashionable f ll1onabJe hotel hotflB hotelNAVIGATIO V
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I qhesapeake 11 Sape8ke Bay fe greatly gftatlyft1 Impeded hy hyhuge byhuge y yhuge
huge nms I e of floating te ktt kttV ktttoday V Today a alumber alwnber aiwitber
lumber steamer team r went atihqro aa ot a San4 San4Point 1141 1141Palm ndPoint >
Point and a fonrioaattd foUl schooner tbt tbtiSork tt81rte4 tbts
81rte4 s sre4 out in toW oLi ttC tu was corn COIftp cornpolled
p polled l i Vto to return turri ibe A atdarner r beea beeaJlfNtke Chesapeaks
peaks which ltkh left last ni3fit igt far X X1ert n nV nwas
V iSork was disabled by Jwiee tb ice icenapotia 0 t n nI J JnpoUk
napotia and < u d was as towed bach iNrC < V V Vport ii iiport di1 >
port i1 rt today todayHESTTLT t V VV VV Vo VBBSVLT V V
dYRESULT o
RESULT O OJ ACCTKKJfT AC V
disgraceful and degrading to the people peoplewho peIlewho peplewho
who inflict punishment than ban t toae oee who whoreceive whoreceive ho horecPlv V
receive it itIf ItIt itIf
If the Jaw is disregarded when a anegro anesro anegro
negro in concerned it will soon be dIn disregarded dhtJe8arcted dInregarded ¬
regarded when a negro ia concerned concernedWorst concernedWont V VWorst
Worst t of > f all these the e outrages out take takeplace tak takeplace L
p1a place h In > communities where there are areChristian areChristiao areChristian
Christian ekvrches cIMIrc in th the midst of ofpeople ofpeople ofpeople
people who have ye their Sunday Suada schools schoolstheir s choal choaltheir ho lt lttheir
their Christian Endeavor societies and andYoung andYounc V
Young Mans KeIa Christian aaocia association associationwhere tion tionhere V Vwhere
where here collections are taken up for forsending forsending forsending
sending missionaries to Africa and andChina andChina V VChina
China and the rest of the socalled socalledheathen 8ocaJ1edheatheR V Vheathen
heathen world worldGOVERNOR worMGOVERNOR orld
GOVERNOR REFUSED REFUSEDTO
TO GRANT REPRIEVE REPRIEVEButte
Butte Kent Feb 28 SA A special to tothe tothe
the Miner from Miaeoula says saysLouis sanLouis saysLouis I
Louis H Mott the condemned COJ1 Dm4d mur murderer murderer murderer ¬
derer of his wife Ile Lelah Mott wan to today today today ¬ V
day denied a reprieve rieve by Governor J JK JK t tK
K Toote and n4 he must pay the penalty penaltyfor penaltyfor penaltyfor
for his crime on March IS II on the cat scaffold catfold scatfold ¬
fold Mott wrote a sensational letter letterto Jettrto V Vto
to the governor offering otft > rinc to commit sui suicide suichic ui uiide ¬
chic <
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V Tipton Infl I Feb 28 2SA A limited UiDtted inter interurban Inter4urban Interurban V
urban car on the Indiana Union OD Tree Traction Traetion ¬ V Vtarn
tion companys road collided with a awork Jwork awork
work train t carrying rylnK thirty laborers laborersnear abo V Vnear
near here today Both cars were ere com completely rompletelycIeIDo ¬ V Vpletelydemoflsbed
pletely pletelycIeIDo demottsbed Although Ubough the lim limited bittlied ¬ I
lied carried a number of passenger passengeronly plt8enpnOBI plVIscngersonly <
only one pemon on that ia j V W P PScott L LScott
Scott who bo ooJfered ered a broken brc > k11 arm and andleg andIef andleg
leg wa waif injured Six of the laborers laborerswere laborersV laborerswere V
were injured three t probably fatally fatallyWXLIr
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WXLIr OJbLBUX OTTBBSAX OTTBBSAXRome O ORome oumuucRome
Rome Feb 2x Negotiations are arenow
now nowIHooee41lng proceeding between the govern government governmntl governments ¬
ment of Russia Austria Au and Italy Italywith Italywith
with a view to reaching a complete completeunderstanding OmpleteI completeunderstanding
I understanding g concerning the ques question questiors ¬
tio tiors tion g afiecting < the Balkans in which whichthese whkhthffM whichthose
these > government are interested interestedThey V
They are > endeavoring to look into and andconsider an4lnsidr 1 1consider
consider all possible > eventualities eventualitieswith eventualItieswith
with the he abject < t f avoid avoidments avoiding disagree dhmgreements disagreemeats
ments in i the future t V
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lof lof of tP irf t it i uncjl o oby of foUer approved approvedby V
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