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'•','••'- THE "WEA.THXH.i . -• .%
rcr«ca«t . xn*de at Sau rraa
clsco for thirty hoars easing
mlflnlght, Jantuxy 2: . - .;•
San Francisco and victtsitr—
ra.:r Saturday : . Urht northwest
wind. ¦ - -O. H. "WIIiLSOET, ..
• . ' ¦ Local Pcrecaster.''
S^N : , FRANCISCO, ySATURD^Y^ ' < j)VNtJ>KBY ' I 2, ) 1904:
FIVE CENTS,
\v 'Continued on'Pagc^,' Columns 3," 4.and"5.'
Appointment j Causes Comment.
ROME,! Jan'. 11— The • appointment'
of Monsignor •• "•' Xozaledo-, ' -, iformer
Archbishop ; of . Valencia,^ is 'widely
commented on. The new position by
tradition entitles Monslgnor >Noza
ledo to the]red hat.and if- that honor
is bestowed =,upon him the sacred col-,
legejwill have -a member .whose anti-*,
American sentiment " is "weir known.
BLOOMINGTOX, :ill.. Jan. 1.— The
street;' railway.; system; of Bloomington
and Xormal are- tied', up by - a strike.
The men demand an increase in wages.*
There is "1 Jit tie' prospect of an early set
tlement.'- ¦•¦;.'*•"-•' ' r*
Streetcar System Tied. Up.
LONDON, Jan.' 1".— The British. Foreign OfHce»is {confirm or deny Baron Hayashi's information; The
officials'," however,.; say. they, are not T surprised at'the tenor of his _advlces.'{r The ''Foreign-* Office -seems inclined' to think
that:Russiawlll,'if'possible, avoid making aireply^Pfianylkind^tb'th^'last^ . ¦ • ' . .
. ..•'.'¦';* "My .; information from Paris," said the Minister Jof:* Japan,". "is.-not^QffiCial/.but'-Jn connection i with' information
imparted to me by'the British Government,: it is*. probably^ onjy^^ Information
that ''.Russia's ' reply will \ be framed ; In a mariner ; to. satisfy^ Japan turns qut{'to ; be "correct j'y will be better .news than I
dare Ao/hope for." ¦. . "¦:,•. .. ,\; ' ¦.--..' -. . ¦• ; ,/ ~;^ vV-";^;:..-'*^;.:^^;.;/-^'.'-^:! '•" • *>' ''.-!-. ; ' '' '-' ,''¦';: .'¦'¦'¦ '¦ '".-
PUEBLO. . Calo., , Jan.f l.^-William
B. # : Slopre. who; has fpr yyears "*be"en
cleric in^the pfflceof.the County. Treas
urer, has been rriissihg-since ihe night
of Saturday last;' when; he' accompan-:
ied his father to tKe Union "depot, | the'
latter leaving 'for; California. The
son was. to ' have ' departed" on,' a.* later
train for. Denver. Whether. he .'\Vent -to
Denver Is'not known; and; the police
after a thorough search of .' this city
have been unable -to/' obtain a clew.
Moore has .a family- residing* in ,a
prominent neighborhood. He Is very
popular and-wejl known. : . • ,
TREaSUREB'S' CLERK
DROPS OUT OF SIGHT
. JBAKEriSFIELO,- • Jan. ;1 :f .^— Persons-'
in .this cfty 'txioKx -Sunset' Report *fha.t
there, are' no'signs^of any -settiement
pf*,the' contrp-versy .betweeh .the 'Cali^
; f priiia. CPhsolidated i Oil -Fields e6m
pany"«irid . the; Santa Fe '* Ral lr.oad . p\^r
.the .rigiitiof -.way across the forty acres
north ."of. 'the Alariieda property 1 ,* al
th'ough (lt| is . generally believed that
spme agreement vwiil be reached. . The
oil iGonipany still has its armed guards
patrolling the' disputed-; strip: and the
hPuse.-. which was . moved', on the
rigTit.'of.,viay i$ still. there: The Sinta.
Fe,. f Prces. are' , working. Pri other parts
of the. line. and. makings-no'. attempt" to
operate in" the guarded strip, ot land.
Right';of ¦ Way .'Agent- Henderson -has
visited .the field several times in an
endeavor to straighten-' out -the trou
ble.'. . : Jt- *';:>':.'•"„; • • .• .-' • . ¦•
Sdnta-'Fc Jtailroad'and 'ithc-.Callfornla
• ¦-. Consolidated " "Oonapany* Appear.'.-.'/'
•¦.¦".-'•:.."; ijnable to Agree.-. ',"; "V- ' »
ARMEfij GUARDS iPATROXi:
.' - mSPUTEb :OIL. ..TERlliTORi'
• : BUTTE, 'Mont'., Jan. IT.'— A 'report' hgts
jlisV been-. received from the. llarus arid
Pe'bnsSivahia mines, the :sGfcne."pf th^
•last: underground battle/* ' says
'ihat'.anbther clash has occurred be
-t.wecn'-th« . Heinze and Amalgamated
miner's, iu .which one man w.as • kiil'od
•several . were injured. .- • |.v I "-':¦'; ¦ ."
¦ •The''-foi-ccs of Mayor Pat.Mullihs. Tihp,
•hitifieHo -has ;been Knawn as a. stanch
. fteinze-supporter, and Heinze came to
¦feethcr.'- last' night, on the Copper King
mining; claim, which Mullins. ; -claims
lloinzr is.seeltihg to jiimp. Word .w'a's
brought to-'Mul'ins of the departure of
the- Montana Ore Purchasing Company,
.rnin^r's -for the- Copper King ground,
*ard the' Mayor eummonirig all the po
.licemen within- the sound of his call
eci.c/ron-a run f er his mine.
He found a., .force of . men under
Foreman Creadon busy at work in the
shaft.. MulIinV shouted to the. men
below if they did hot come to thfi sur
face rocks would. be hurled down the
rhaft and all of tne trespassers would
be thrown into a dirty jail. .. -
; "Well, as your the Mayor, I guess
xve "«iii have to go," said one of the
men. ".' . j
"You tan just cut this Mayor- part
out. of it and this is -Pat Mullins.who
is going to fight it out as Pat Mullins!
If Heinze wants this .claim he hac gpt
to punglo up five thousand ylunks."
Hepdrt Says : a iGlosfr-Betitvceri
•• FoFces.-at^riis .aitil--Peq-p's.)i
'¦• .Taiiia Mines Resiilis, EttutUr.
• LOS ANGELES,; Jan. ; 1— There i* no'.
longer .any doubt ' as t6 the status 6t
the Salt. Lake Railroad, Senator Clark's
line between this city and Salt -Lake.'
with reference to existinK railrpads. : It
maynpw be- positively stated that R.
H. Harriman of the Southern Pacific
Is. practically an equal owner In the
property with Senator Clark. That be
ing the case, . It means that the new
line -'will- be simply a j Southern Pacific:
feeder;. under another name and' that
its .construction will in ho wise disturb
easting ' conditions ; with reference" . tc/
"transcontinental freight and passenger
trafnt/:'.- ;';;• .'..•• . •; '..:' -.. : '.••;•• .• * c "
-. Senator' Clark .and President Harrt-.
man • have agreed .that each' sfrall be
represented by. two persons in, the con-'
•structlon; of the. new .road across the
cpuntry.' Fpf the first named J. Ross
Clark and Engineer William. HawfcobdT
have been' acting, and for Harriman
the construction agents of Chief Engi-'
neer. William Hood.pf the Southern Pa
cific and General Manager Bancroft pf
the Oregon Shprt Line. .The two last
named recently completed an Inspection
pf the graded poxtipn pf the' line and
both have left Los Angeles.
•Whether or hot the new road will
become part of the Oregon. Short Line
system or will continue its present cor
porate existence pnly the projectors of
the enterprise know. The presumption
Is the two properties will be managed
separately, as the southern feeders of
the first mentioned road were sold last
year to the San Pedro, Los Angeles and
Salt Lake Railroad. The new line will,
hpwever, give to Harriman two separ
ate feeders into Pomona, as the South
ern Pacific now is in that eft*. "O'C-
Special tH sj>«tch; to, Th» CmXt.
BRITISH DIPLOMATS ARE NOT SURPRISED
% % ,.' sliOKDO^'Jan. The.. Far' Eastern ;.ouU6ok.iS;glppiii)^ Nq'further news has; (developed,
but ;; the/ fact -iliat; n6t .a single telegram from 'japan- has 'heen received^ by * aTtiy - Londoji. newspaper
•sinpe Tfiursciay/iaiglit'in- itself creates ,'T^eVtelegraph 'company is not ; a>yare "of; any- delay, in'
ths trapsit : dj TTfessageSj ap'4'it therefore' ;is;'5iippo # sed: that the-^japanese '; government. 'is. .shopping
dis^tcheS.; V ': ; - '{ ."'./ ¦- ¦ ; . : .' ' V '.,.". :: ..' , : ¦"•' ' . ¦' y: H ; ; ¦i : :"'.f':' '*•'¦¦¦ ¦;¦ :\\\ :• [I - y . "•! ' '¦'[
4 '\ '-': ' , v -The ieering.' of appreh£nsi on Avas Reflected -at ; I^loyd- s Vyester'day,^underwriters demanding;ad
ditagnai .preniiiuii \ to c'ovef ,*a war risk.oa' a"li'yesseJs, no matter, of what r nationality, proceeding ( east
of Singapore:.' : The Xiondon rtidrnin^' papers' print' alarmist statements.', ..The .Daily .Telegraph,;. in
leacled type', says;-.: •.;. ' • . •*. • - ; *.•-. '^' r ' .¦'• '¦', ' - : •>;. : - '7 ? - '£]$'' : '-- '''¦ '¦'.'. ' ! ';' : ••>•'• : ¦,.'••• ';• ' ! '•¦¦
• ;• "¦ .fEym 'm ;diplckmati^ carcl.es hithertp^saoguine' ohpeajlxffi
is:a.ll-b.iit inevitable.' # Neither- Japah por : RussiaNwill a'bate^anythin^
'disposition.- on either 'side' to invite- the mediafioh of' friendly^pb\vers...' It is believed %'that- japan
wgill'tak^clecjsivje stepfs". within the .next ./few days,; unless 'a : conciliat6r} r ;;messa'ge^is. dispatched ;.from
St.. •Petersburg,' a" -contingency Av'lnch those bQst.abile.tO;i6rnn judgmcVlt;•dp'.^ot B antic^patc;"•r¦^;¦ i^* ; ••/¦
:i .;:'; The Daily. Mail. deak ; ;Similarly ; withife it understands that; ;1^uss}a'
has . reached | a decision ; whith- .: when conimunicate'ei ;tb /'Japan; ;mustTprecipitate : .hQs£ilitjes.v ¦ .The . sk'iU
ing of' : the Nippon Mail' boat v lriaba^taru : f^
postponed.: .* '• • -:••¦'. .. •'. - : '', ¦ ¦ ¦: ' :r;-.-^-^-.- -.- -.*-—-• ••.:;., -:;.{'./; :»\ : ..,' : ¦^y^\~; : ?. ¦..*-;...•' -.'':.:¦" ¦¦• . 7:-X}
a\^ : -vVrtiohg utiraiifrrmecfrimiors. in steamships circle^^{qne^
5t.eamsW
•;.".. The Daily Mail's Malta correspondent y repqhs ; that/' five -^
which'are'undergohig'. repairs- there.hax'e been suddenlyjord
: ; ;Are vHep6H?i; to. Be UqndV:
ypytners in 'Salt lake^Koad
[under t JMmiralk^imura;)i
RAILWAY KINGS
JOIN INTERESTS
THE;RUtJER OFAIiL, THE. RUSSIAS," WHO -ARE XIIiEL^Tq' J3E CALLED :VPti$: f TO ? EIGHT
' •";". with^ THE 'FORCES' OF "JAPAN; OVER -THE •QUEBTibNiOFJTERRITORlAL- RIGHTS v 'lN '.&¦ ! VALUABLE'
.;'.¦ SECTION 6&THE.ORtENT.'- ." ; > .M ',;';/' v .r .." I'.-:'."- ' -> ; ' . ." • / ' : •' '" ¦'•''. " ; ' v , ¦.; ; . : '; ' '.'
.•CALli:JvtES,Xev;v.J^ri: : l.-^Wor:d has
JUst reA.cfaed here of therkllling-.o-f. two
prospectors, WiUiam 'JOH^/ahd. Hepry
' Alexander,, by. 'Piuie. . Jnd-ia.rrs* w^h>>- are
thre&4:eni'rtg a revolt against the whites'.
• Thfe pro5pect6f5.w£r(iVo)rkrng : iii v the
Arrow Canyon range,* hptth'Qf'the-.San
' Pedro and L«os Angeles- Railroa'd, being
biiilt" by : Senator IW. ' A- , Glark and : b'is
.asEoointes. Henry' Slowe ; /a"r)d; Jariif3
D.urrlan, two •othcJ'-pr.ospejitpri, passed
their 'tent and found-th'e'bojStes ol ;tbe
two -rn.cn jlying: ' riea-'r_"<tJic;aWh^s - :cif; a
.earppjElrc. "They iiad-'been.'shot arid trtt^e
"bqdi.es' had aft^f-.vard-'iiee-n'.nvutilated%. ;
: . 4 ft«3-/nTui'der -is- iaild: : ti3.iihe;/ Piutfi/-In
di.iotts". from tfic ¦¦ Mp^pa; ' R^servJatlpn,
HvW have, been .iigjly-. bf.;Iat;e-. '. jrany
prparj/ p.'artit's- Wave, leff-the' r^sen-atldn"
&n;d -are rpvingvabout', cpmmjtting'd^p.'
redations Qh-Tainones ..arid-^n thi'bainps
jo't^s-UirveyoYB' or prospectors^ " . A- geBjeral
uprJsi.ng .arid massacre". arfei.feaFe'dv-arid
an appeal = may Jje.'.ma'de' for. troop's- Vo
'.quelj'the disturbahcGS. t • \ . " . . * .. ¦ /•
. .'.The; troul)i6 started ;bvet- tlie passage
ef . i sentenc;^ -of death ' Qh a Piute . boy;
•who killed Wiiiiahi: Willfam's near. La?
Vegas' iq. August or last. ye?r."- -The boy
a'dpiJt'ted' he- .was.: 'feuUtyi.. but -'cJaiiried
.Williams' had treated; hi mr^cruelly. }> The
Indians 'threaten- a wholesale Wiling x>t '
whites if tlie-^entencjs of death Is car-.
r.ied ;:ut. Efforts afe beirrg-m'ade tp )se
cure a cpramuta.tlpn.' •': •*."*..' i~: ¦. .; ' •'¦¦':
£p«ciai .bispateh. tor Jhce <"&IU lv .
•'; "A- Band •from-. "tne"" Prairie was to-liave
tak'en.part," in the Ne.w.Tea.r?e celebration;
to-dfly,.liavlng 'be^n left-behind by that
cful^'er\ w-hen she\ was hurried;, away
yesterday. ... The band dgparfed .tPrday.
.with. the- rest pf the.cpmp.ahy -on board
the Mayflower.;" . '¦ " .. .. ¦¦•¦.. • •¦.• •
The .- Generarl • Pinzon ' wft's -f pririerly
James' Gprdpn Bennett's vya.cht. ¦NaV
.mouna.- ; '.••.¦' '•{•/*/¦ • '. : '• ;.'¦'* :';. ''¦ '-.'•
WASHINGTON. 'Jan.'- X-^ecretary
'Aippdy says:.'he/.knp'rt-B iothlns.of the
srnklhg pf '.a -Cplpmblari. gjznbp'at' by
'American.: warships,* -and •¦ does' -bo t .' b©
•lieve-it 4s true..-- .. ". •' " . : . V/: : - ;:: ::
.' •Irrirnediately upon, receipt; p£ : (he "neyrs
•Admirai/G6shlanyre'ft".h6re.iBioar:d;;^
.Mayflower. :- Th1s.;.way;tb^;.last^Amefl i
cari warsiiip -jfef tVfiere". -;T.he ; (Olyrnpra,
the . auxiliary •.CEuJs^rv.i'iaiiHe ''?thd.; the
gun.bont '.Casti Re';' were.- hastijj^ ;.- preparetj
for sea rfnd. dispatched -for thft Sari Bias
coait yesterday.; iTn'fe-Casttne u'as.'qiil'te.
'unprepared; for' the. trip'.- • ijhy- had. jhst
arriVed • ffdnj", , ; PhiladelpTiiai: and: >. was
coallns at, .ihe : titne-the # rie\v» was.'rer
cerved- 'of the*, landt-ng .Of.-.CoK'Oi^bian
regulars "- dn. • teffitpry: v ':b"elohgin^:.tP :
J'anama. ,'/ '. .'• - "'•' '.' '-.'' "¦ /. ¦.•-. : ". ; :V. ••'.
that^Sthe •;. Cblombianr. gunboai: '7Gei^e-rai
X>aflen '.Gutf 'by v an/iAJTierJcan;: ci^iiser,
prp.bably.,th* i Qfy.mp^; : wHlch.-way/pewf*-'
ey'.s;flagsh}p- in •.the .battle. ¦pf-iMa.B.tla
.Special .¦JJIspatch'-tq'The :- ; CtAt
Sunk.
SAVAGES
THREATEN
MASSACRE
AMERICANS
FIRE UPON
A GUNBOAT
;>Therei >er>,t\vaV:^rjtifi(eatca' '¦:-iiiJ'.- : d^'
fj&ro- $250p,^pf ; . :: tecelnt ?.dat"*;| • .jjy.
s^id to hay e toKt. ah ; a<!q'uabitaiice : -that
he a brice . lost hiai savtnga\ Jr». a' Chfcag^
a sister In Bqstori.v ; ;vv^ 7^.:'.; : ;Vr-'V.:v?.-
;.. ;lin _'t-!i^llniii_gs -p-t^^W^ltsr'iJ.s^qeVq't'heV
pr^e.t»backs and ! : -.g;oid 'piece? j&te : loun&
In ¦a::air?Lpldaied tFunjc. ether garnient?,
Tvorp shinjf ;WlVlt; age;^ifeiaei'tHbtasatidal
of dpliarifrprii^^vragkedjfcin^fc v .;iiusty
bid .shpe* hi^d;.f.^l'se-..spie*s:;.f.uliof-^iQn'ey;
; H^V; : - .baDda.^twJfred-'-'writii '".
treased ; '^eenbaicks; •¦ : .:. : -:C-vV ;: .•.•!.: . -
-hrO.bi)^;.'^ f or ;h"crardljie .;-".^e.a^t)bii;'^sri)»-.>.isxa<ril»
tft-idVy ,: by; : -iyr.rf^r^i; : in\the-'-:Pra^
. ha tel. ' / itran' §;era.'^ asked .VfoT^
cs.^t6^p'f!;jqh ; 'n. :^^
a: f eVvir :^My»' ;»«&'- ' in ; :;a.outfi.'-p joaW: !of .' a :
;c^d;: ; ;_flfr! ha^; ;wGrRif (l- : for- At;riiour/!& ¦ •:
; -eeveti- .yeafa ' yn !*. :8.riiail. salary'
khd *as rjeyer/s^^ io hay'ei iponey.- • -\ :
.. : ..>l l he;^mJ.ejEx^^pi^;.the:^fcr,•:fij¦Ou8ei^¦ ;tH«f
!b«dV ;in.V Jtts. : T yifn^J?hed'':apartr.'
irifen't.': •¦_: 'iSjwaf'ewtrif wist tfriat' h'Js ac*
titf iintaricr.e9; f patxpeV..
;^hV^i^r^V<t^k^\ha^ v '-;aicidentany.
Ga^ie' : in ;:c<?ntaet r^iwitlJ;.a:.liard subaitahce'
Jn:-th;e.Vep4t;iJnJ»gi^ It^aa::* S30 igold'
p.l^ct. . : t7j> aftd; .^pwii^ -the ieams, of ¦ the
cpaiy^^ : trt»useiivah<3 [Vv^ti,"w^reV^w;a';-.;ojE'
simiIa;r;^cpiris!;::^^e:sh«»uiderW
coaty-^ei-e ; .- padjBed: .w0h3bUl.s J
; ;4*Bnqmliii^biu : -^'.^^^
y. cars;--' ;-S<>tithi '.¦^Tri^hi
irupte ;8eyjreft: 'tii.f he Jinin^,orii^ i^hs"*;
f$2<^ r 0WVin, iotd ,an'^-:^b
injg t»* :^q^ia^^c^
:ture;oi- ; abJfect>S6V€!rtyvW • : - !i 3V':K'"-V*'':-£
'Special. Ertspitch to. Ttiij - Cini
HEINZE MEN
AGAIN BATTLE
T^i'e'tA'urder.bt Auf»el - L^vils \Vafe d-fs
;.<*p\'eTr!i':ThanK»gfv£ni!- day; The- bendy
'jgacik jbgrfflMy^* Jfrojtnajtfja ; an"4 the -clpth-
JjiK-- ;pa\;^-. evidence _' '.nf • ¦fia.ving'. been
¦*F«?ajT-fi.c^. '.The' "couhiy" officials failed
To 'fiiyi p riTigt^-'c'ejv" t«t. - : th«f "rniiTdercrs;
an.'d : \h^\tx : at dyremalp^d' ji ; my&i^ry up
'$• jui'-day: . .; •;. ¦ : :-;'-i •"'-;•'•' -;••• .'
v:-..'Tie;'f\.is} : jre'il, ;Kat ; .'-T> : as\«nly . itiinned.
\S^>*n'; : ti<? iti.tterppted- to. eet. Up ihe;. three
i^pyi?, . apcqrdih-g--. to' • tk-hofield's s^crry»
;f^|i • -Ujj/ »h ih.im 'aijd .vith. stones- bekt put
-.Th.ey^theil-rJne^' his . elotii
iag.v^iybizi.itifi booty .'and separated. .
. -.and.'- Ritcfjie. .rnafle'-; fpr - the.
;n-jr|hVirii part- cif t^e :State,: and. : " news
hks {¦byK'ii received j.'by ; the'.'*
St^u*61:'autirpfitjes- Jha-t;-.Oi'o' ; v\1ey'--;\vaS
iir.es.led'. • Thursday 'at .Slercfed. ;- Ritchie
;i*;^ill' -ih ./the • -¦horHlern'';part ' Jot* th«5
giat^. ; • Sohofield' reiirSined .in -Soiither'n
..Ca*Htor^al'Ab^-aft«rv.uian'aer4n^''XLrbund'
•f^r;;rnore .thi.ft a- jmoSnth ifeturned .to.
Ayh'ttiep to-day.ana :
;.; \Jie-:'p.aa<t t hat af t^r" he, -Crow-ley 4pd
;K/tijiU;^.ii3^': effected •.lh<elf i :;-if>^ape.
they • T^de r. jtiietf.. ..way.-: : to ]•• the -Ban-,
fling;-, roacd-^iji.qn _':TJianksgtvfn.s . daiy
jfeil .tri ' Wiji :^h^J ; I^vis.. 'itj convefEa
<l5nv.^;it'h; iih^m' Le.\v.{^.. }ei : : jt . b> : tno\ya-
on^^hjs /pei^ori. ••Sctrqfield. «ays
jie';^jid' ; hlis companions, . 'uppn'./iearnlhg
'-tjpis'.' ¦plpUe.dj.tQ kill teytis. aiia. .take Jila
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.Thaii^^i vinsr day, '-h^^rt elrared up.;
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Garments of a Dead , Mam " Ara-.Fonnd
Heavy With Gold Coins and .-".
Very Much Currency,
Companions Killed Stranger and I •
-. Tfeea Rifled His Clothing"! • :".'.
Extraordinary Instances
Wealtn Hoar^figiii
Nebraska.
' f esses Crime. .. •
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lars Sewed in |
Linings. -
CLOTHING
CONTAINS
HIS RICHES
BOYS PLOT
AND CARRY
OUT MURDER
: No w 'Have a
; V ery^ Early ;
; y; : ¦ Opening. • >
Clash; <>f Nations.
Is Declared: to •
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: --:-' : --'V : table,
'? ' ONDON, Jan.*. i.—rBaron Hayashi;, the JapiancserM mister Jtefc; has .been infahhed : from
\-w parts' that Russia has 'decided not tq'grajit the Japanese proposals. This is^ve^^intimay;
¦ t ion any one; here admits having received aticnt the Jiussian -reply^. The B'aron % s'aid to a repre-\
' tentative of the. presss . • • V- : ; : :;; " V.-" ¦ : -'[ ";.h/' v\>.' .'. '¦¦•;;. ;... j -^ . - : ' ¦- . .'• / : '"' ¦' ''...'. •
;. : I : : : 'J"If'thc information. from Parti
¦: the : Japanese '¦'Government adheres, to its 'present determination there Seems. to -be' small possibility .
,6-f ' .averting ivar."[ " .-. . ¦ .. ' ¥*$^l$$Ll -* „«;'..> vVv' .. : " v ' -¦ ; *> V •;
"WAR CANNOT NOW BE AVERTED"!
SAYS JAPAN'S MINISTER IN LONDON
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¦ Cftltfeznla— "Are Tom a Maioa7**
Csatral — "Tho Dairy Farm."
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Grand — "Th« Minister'! Son. 1 *. ,
Orphenm — "Vaudtville. :\. "• .
.The Chutes— "Vaudeville. . '. '¦..-'
Tivoll Opera-Souse — "Xslcm." ¦':
Colnmljia— "Tao Olxl Wltli the,
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Uatineei at All Thsatcrt ' To-'
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