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Show &USSOCIHID PIUS IIlfCMC HUS SERVICE WEATHER EOSECASI Fair Saturday anil VOL II. NO. 56 OGDEN CITY. UTAH, SATURDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 25, 1905. KING UPHOLDS PEASANTS PREPARE FOR Edward Wants to Pacify Ireland and Sea A Alliance Con-- ummated. A DIVISION OF Have Got Idea Into Their Heads That Czar Is Going to Give Them Estates and Anarchy May Result. Former Secretary of Navy Long Haa no MAY BE PAUL JUNES. i - i Stock in Monroe Doctrine. Feb. 24. A lca.lcn cofllia the sliith i believed to wait body of. John Paul June of Ambaa- opened in lha sailor Porter, fur identiflcaslaa. I he copper same pints on the vnf- tin has been removed. Inn. it is badly worn a to la tndeciphcrable. The coffin was foil ml 16 feet below a grain shed at No. 14 Rue Grain Aux Belle. A foreign fiirnu-rlwa protest ant cemetery in that quarter. Pari. ' Ixiudon. Feb. 23. 1 lie Daily Chronicle' Dublin correapoudent learn ou high authority that the MacDonuell and a Vyudham corrrepondeuce inciudi'd litter from King Edward which was ondttrd In the reading of the letter, in parliaiucni Wednesday n.gbt anl add.: The King ia greatly interested in MscIXinnell'a Irish work which ne wishes to bo not interrupted, and for that reason counseled MacDmiiieU'. of Governor of the of Bombay. According to ihe Uniud rtibmrn newspaper the king has set n alhi heart ou an liance and for that reason is anxioii. pre-en.- i , (ol -e ! Anglo-America- Hoatun. Feb. 24. Former Secretary of tne Navi John D. lm.ig, speaking at a i.iuncr of tin- - New England Rubber duo. tonight. (Xprerscil himself stroug-l.- v a of the opinion that it L not drairable that this count iv should be a collector of debts for all the nations of Europe width hold claims against South American republic.' He asserted that while lie believed in a large navy he was oppoaed to the preu'iit policy of s large immediate on the ground that it would lend to increase a reduction on the part of the people and declared that it would be impossible to secure men to man mich a navy an is now in prospect under the plans of the admiui si ration. He thought we were "carrying thi Monroeism a little too far.' Is Introduced In House Asking If Attorney General Has Taken Steps Resolution Against Steel Trust. SIR HENRY IRVING IS . AILING SCANDAL IN ATTORNEY FEDERAL DECLARED Continuous Round of Work and stant Entertainment Too Much for BUILDING INSANE Veteran Actor. to conciliate Ireland and therefore ne support MacDonncll and t lie Earl of Dudley against the cabinet. from the government. Tbe action in striking out the provision wa on to strictly party vote. in th? course of ihe general debate today: on the bill I'rtintimcker of ladmus, That tlie attorney-generConWc11ae ot Arkansas, Bryan, ( Miis-ipp- il inform the liousr at bia earliest conthe race question m venience whether or not any procoed-lug- s have been Instituted either civil the Bonin, the latter also dealing wit l conditions. or criminal againt the armor plate lireicnt Wolverhampton. Feb. 24. - Sir Henry Threats ara Being Used to Step In- trust, and if not why nut, aud further Writ Rational Letter to Superior Irvings condition tonight I unROOSEVELT MAY REINSTATE. Resolved, That the attorney gen oral dictment of Influential Man for Saying That Fever had Deranged changed from the morning. The patient i have inform he huue what alro atThe Hia Faculties. and Embexsllng. hopeful. brave is himself From been taken by him to determine wheth- Cadets Wim Were Dutnlased tending physican told tin- Associated West Paint Recommended for armor plats trust er or the said not wa completely Chicago, Feb. 24. Leslie C. Fuller, Press that Bir Henry San Francisco, Feb. 24. liters ia should be prosecuted for violation ot Reappointment. 23 yeara old. ansiatant attorney of the run down and that It was lmpusaibla -- aid t law of July be an undercurrent of scandal the United Hi lea safe prediction in thnlo Federal building due, it la ald. 2, istni, or other United Bia tea statute department of justice at Washington at present to make any Feb. 24. President Washington, He was concerning the prospects of his reap lo efforts made today was Jeolared inhane. to against trusts and comliinca in re- RooKcvrli was aked today to appoint certain pereuun by soon as As lent liome to Big Rapid. Mich. Fuller penrance on the stage. a Second Lieutenants in the nrmy induce ihe federal grand Jury to ijinoic straint of tiade. had been In Indian Territory on offhe Is nble he will go to the south the charges of cmbexxlenirut The iiitioiulioii was referred to the five cadet to the West Point Military preferred icial biiaineM and was returning to coast. Cress Unger and George A. judiciary committee. Academy who were dismissed nn May-21- , tine of id doctors told the Associated agaiiui Wadihigtiin. lie was arrested alter he recite Ihe witli A was connected lMtl. The petition for their apiKnnt-meu- l to the Unger preamble Vtrignt. Press tonight that Bir Henry's condi- offire nf collector of the port ami la that on Septcinlier C, 19M. the attorney-ghad attacked a man on the street, was presented by Representative Ida overwork at of ' wa result the tion wa petitioned to Institute Hinabaw of Kebraaka. of embezzling f 1.700. Wright eneral round continuous with Fuls C. combined 24. Leslie E. Rowlby nf age, were Washington, Feb. 0. colleccivil criminal of and cadets office with was Ihe the against proceedings ler had been engaged in an investiga- of entertainment at every place he tor of internal revenue and was sxld the Carnegie HIitI company and the Nebraska. John A. Cleveland of Alamade against Judge has visited during this, his last provintion of to lie short In his arcounl. It ia aald Jletiilenem Bled company, ns combin- bama: T F. Kellar of Now York; B. cial tour. nf Texas, and R. A. Linton Raymond in Indian Territory. Presiinfluential people have approached ing auj constituting what the petition that with All this, coupled eight per- member dent Attorney General Russel today was an armor plate trust for of Michigan, all member of tlie claaa of the grand Jury in enalleged continual said he received last Monday from Ful- formances each week and deavors to persude the jurors to ignore controlling the price of armor plate aud arduated in 1902. ler a perfectly rational letter of sqven traveling ha resulted in a break-dow- n. the charge made against the accused tuat- there was filed with the attorney-generriaas waa punA member nf their page In which Fuller naiJ: and witn the president a state- ished for an infrailioti of the rules of of the federal certain men and that 1 went to Tula on the 17th instant The doctor save he liojies that his prosecutors liivr been threatened with ment of facta and evidence allowing a tlie acadrmy. When the announcement, and that night wa taken with an at- patient will lie able to leave his bed political extinction If they persisted coiiaplrnry, whereby the trade and of the punishment- wa made, the five tack of fever which partially de- before ihe end of next week. Collector commerce in armor plate had lireii cadets assembled en Ihe eampim and in pressing the At midnight Sir Hoary was resting Lynch 1 related charge. ranged my thinking faculties, so that niairiage to monopolized and the armor plate truat demonstrated their diaaiiproval of the by ihotiaand ton of punishment by derisive yell. The acmy mind was beset with fanciful well. Wright. It la said that, a a result of enabled to Bell manyUnited The messages of sympathy rarludn the scandal United State Btatea armor plate to the tion waa construed as a reflection upon thoughts. Attorney Jefferson, Woodward haa notified the Jurors that He adds: I left Tulsa In high fever cable dispatches from at prine ranging from 6446 to the auiierinteiident of the academy anil Richard Mansfield. Bir Charles Wynd-ha- indirtmenta must be returned or the 632(1 a ton, after a duly appointed board construed as a reflection upon the suSaturday morning. the Lotus club of New York and matter will lie brought to the attention of espert naval construct ora had perintendent of the academy and the tuat tbe actual Cost nf the five men were dismissed from the InNEW' CHINESE MINISTER. the Bohemian club of Can Francisco. of United feta tea District Judge De armor did not exceed 8iW a ton. The stitution. Buperlntendrot Mills of the Raven. CABINET CRISIS CONTINUES. Pekin. Feb. 4 The Taotal Lang Bliao preamble further allegro an agreement Military Academy Joins in the petition la tween tho Carnegie and lint hlelicm for their appointment to ihe army. The Tl. of Tientsin. has been appointed BRINGS BRITISHERS. Jullua the and that they president promised to con-ldBuds Peat, Fob, Chlne-- e minister to laindon. He la at coiitpaiue aa to, prh-ennother have divided the contract of the govmatters Seized Blockade of Runner by present in India negotiating a conven- Andraasy has returned sfter Craw ernment betweea themselves, each bidtion for the adhesion of China to the unsatisfactory audience with the emJapanese Arrive at Viotoria. t ding lower thau the oilier,, for .nne-haperor nt Vienna. The cabinet crLI treaty. . Is of the armor required at any lime ' liang Bhao Tl wa educated at Yale continues. Francis Joseph, iteithersaid, Victoria. B. C. Fell. 24. The steam- bv tho government. the Additional eviUniversity and was formerly secretary having daelined to entertain er Loyo Mam. which arrived thi after- dence of tills conspiracy to prevent . to Yuan Shi Ti, progressive (viceroy military or- the economic demand of noon brought 28 nicinlicro of the crew free and open competition in bid for tha Independent party. of Pe Chi LI province. of the Brit lab steamer Wyefleld seized armor plate t he preamble continued by the Japanese gunboat Munashi on had been Vhown in the hearing 'of 'the January 28 iu i'sugaru Strait. The present secretary of the navy when on ' 1 r Wyefleld carried hay, barley and January 26. 1800, Hecretary Morton Promineat Official ia Swindled by from Han Frnni'iaco via Cnuiox. Mated to the house committee on naval Spanish Prison Trick Whiah ia She tried .to reach Vladivostok through affairs that (he bid of the Bethlehem aa Old aa tbe Hilla. Btraita, but encountered ice and Carnegie companies on A82H Iona ami injured romr plates on her bow, of armor plate which had been pprned causing , bar to leak. Then Captain ou January 12th last were discovered Sat Francisco, Cal. Feb. 24. George Wataun steered for Tsiigam Htrslls to be identical. E. Hall, ronul general to Turkey haa half way through when the and In spite of thi accumulative evidence admitted that he has been mado the victo lu reply Japanese signalled her, of conspiracy in restraint of trade, tim of an old time swindle to the extent signals Captain Wataun anaworad that tint preamble says, the secretary of tbe of 11.200.' wa Vladivostok and bound to ho wa Home time ago he received a letter navy awarded contract to these two seized and taken to Hakodate, thence whlrh 453 a ton when aa inde- signed "Eiuuilsloa Cortina at eompsnie conwa to Yokohuka where the vessel aid that the writer was dying In company outside of the lmt pendent officers and demned. Captain Watwn had offered lo furtinh rsartiy the same Spanish prison and was an closely leave for Bau Francisco without armor plate for 1398 a tun. tliua the guarded that it wait wly through the Base will delay. preamble tays Increasing the rost to klndnero of a priest that the letter waa the government of (5S in order lo favo sent. Cortina aald he had a beautiful CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS. Hill the trust and" indicating power of , daughter and he w iilicd Hall to become influence whi-the aforesaid armor tier guardian, aa the consul was a the Kansas Courts Get After Prairie Oil piaie trust ha aequired over the gov- distant relative nf Cortinas dead wifi. and Gas Company. ernment and officials of the United The alleged living man said lie had Btatea.' deposited in a - lamdon 29,000 pound bank, which would be divided equally Cliannte, Kansas, Feb, 24. Criminal lietween Hall and tha girl If tbe former prncetMtnga against the offlrers and assumed her guardianship. Hall wan Mukden, however, are now in receipt of employe! of tlie Prairie Oil and Gaa once. Case Silked to cable hi willingness to be0 adequate care, this being rendered pos- company will be started atKanaa councome guardian, lo an address ia Barcewill be brought in every use free fur their sible the Import by disA SI. Petersburg, Feb. 23. does business. lona. He did ao and in time weetve.1 a which the in company of north, from the ty grain 24. patch from Sachet un daieU Feb. Conviction will lie asked for under the letter from the Mill dying man, Corantl-lrusava: "Tho Japanese in atiperlnr of tlie Farrelly asking him to cable 11.000 to the tina, provisions IMPORTANT OPERATIONS. numberi forced the Rueslan detaclito provide funds fur eendiug The Prairie company wntcii 1 a law. priest, Chau-taqii-a, ment at Tulnkhctchen to abandon office to London am. the daughter in has concern the Btanilard priest, Laid Cable isiow Being Fifth Atlantic Bt. Petersburg. Feb. 23. 8 s. m. at Beresneff hill. The hale Hall cabled tbe money their Neosho, California. to the With Wilson, Them Montgomery, and Others to China Statistics Comparing Official dispatches given out. today disbottle ha been desperate on both at an expense of 8200 and when the and sll of the count les. Announcement and 's United States art Favorable to nf Japan. rumor of General the pose not yet aides. The result is dava went bv without further meosagea by W. E. Europe. retirement from the Sbakhe, of tlie suitofwsa made tonight he' realized 'he had beca swindled.- Beknown. the advisory board or the Connelly connection with the in token but. Franrlaran a San third Asso24. tbe 'i.ie flr.t bo Producers' aald ta Feb. to New report till York, company Associated Press Tsinkhetchen dis- Kansas Berliu. Feb. 24. General von Budde, who toll into the wiles of the Spaniard.' nf the trusleroof the Mackey companle patch. show that operations of an im- ciation. Prussian miuinter of state and public waa made public today, it show a that iVa 24, Feb. in the are in uature progress portant BILL. . Shenkln. Manchuria, works. In the Budget committee of the DEFEAT tbe Mackey companies own the entire that the mountain regions to the eastward. diet today made a comparison between Mukuen. It ia reported here Cabin Commercial of the stock capitul Russian the in on Tha movement was precipitated by neno, Xtv. Feb. 24- On Uio first railway accidents In the United State Japaneite are closing company and 1,642 altares in other thi move-methe Russians, who last week sent out at Carson comand Prussia, showing that derailment taut flank. A a result of ballot totlHy the and telephone cable, be will occupied well adbill. it is possible that mere or at two division and Hie were three time more frequent in the of dripped tlie value a total representing panies. vanced positions. Japanese at The. vote wa a decisive na and diviUnited States and collisions three and either a general cngBgenicnt whlrh from 874,602,547, holding a the tacked these positions in force, the Rusmado to either nnieiid or a half time aa worse, while the perrons least a counter .movement ofbythe dends were received from December 19, effort wan num-iuri. times This i probably wounded and killed are thlrty-aialong some part the line, sians retired slowly fighting, ami 23. 1805, amounting tu add to the Feb. 1803. to JapaninThruaday evening were driven wltbia instance in which.au first the a especially if. a Is thought, announce that The greater. The interest upon capital report 1643,a7l. original their fortified line. The latest dis- Governor of Maryland Thinka Presimeasure lias ever been entirevested in Prumian railroads haa risen ese have returned to theirmovement filth cable to Europe is being laid by Reiii the country. The cburcs dent Will Help Negroes Along tbe propheclcd heavy fighting on defeated patches tactics of making flanking since 189 from 4.8 to 7.3 per cent. and ly Cable Commercial company tbe adRight Path. slate made a determined tlie ! of Friday. The war office attaches concent experiments with high speed loco- from the mountains. The early people cable Pacific Commercial that the but- mot witli tha- - ina-ure- , siderable importance to the blow ing tip for tight a motives have yielded a maximum of vent of sirring now makesthe possible for arrangement laying mounof the bridge routh of Haichen and stubborn opiiOMiion. an hour, but locomo- operations In and from 82 mile Guam China from .and New Yoik, Feb. 21- In a speech at able lo Japan predicts it will interrupt the transportatives are unable to maintain this rale. tainous districts. Rusthe annual dinner of Maryland society from Manila, both of these cables to the of week war some for is of munitions three RURAL DEPOPUI-ATIOhour tion an possible, mile the r For past Seventy-foudisNew York at the hotel Artor tonight, lie put in operation during the present of material no recommend that suffered time. have sians but the government Governor Edwin Warfield of Maryland, year. of Indon. Feb. 25. The hotiM aif comin the speed do not exceed 68 ' miles an turbance, with the exception of President Transfer office have been nu-recommended the the to damage today BRIDGE. WRECK TRIED nr mons during s sliort onimjtortant TO and made hour. Montreal. Toronto, on Boston, problem ncyro the Roosevelt tlie amendment of Mr. Channlng railroad and lo a bridge war Kuanchla for Rebeen the made have the of dinner Lincoln day addren in reply to raids, General Ktfroki's Headquarters, Feb. at the Peas aa the result of JapaneseChinc-of a transfer office in New (Liberal t to ibo the e club in thia city. Governor from throne, calling 24, via Fusan. The weather has lioen publican speech (he aided, it is alleged, by Yoik City. said in part: to the depopulation ot tho attention aufor a few hours in the Warfield handits. an lias except sharp, Roosecompany President The Mackey We Interpret what the day when it thawed, throughout the and the necessity for Since the receipt or news ofarmed an carnrot desire of hia thorized capital of $56,000,000 preferred rural regions cultivation of land and the week until today when it beiame ex- velt e id as to aid fn movement of an unidentified comon promoting 85V.OUO.6UO shares, the shares and maintaining the ceedingly warm. All the snow has been determination the agricultural Indus! rv 135.956.-70- 0 encouraging force of unknown ntimbere behind sfe sonth outstanding of which there Rus-larelations now prevailng in the was amendment The mcllcd front Hie plains but tlie hillside generally. Russian right wing, the $41,380,400 and preferred shares and which are fast being wcepte.1 241 to 165 vuics. by have token measures for the purpose of and mountains remain white. Tlie rivrelacommon share. at the proper er are still covered thickly with ice. through the land minimizing the opportunities for bandQuarterly dividends have been reguto exist between the meet beBan Antonio. Texas, Feb. 24. A Jele-graChinese tions or that CAPITALIST DEAD. belief Chlneac A the Cossack bandits in of body He from our of here received section country. paid on the outstanding prelars tween every haa been attemptare to some extent being organized in the employ of tlie tlie first ang-geits and town in he shares the ferred of policy the principal Lagoa, one of Kansas City. Mo., Feb. 24. A mesed to wreck a railway bridgo a vhort has nr approval cavalry. common ahnres waa ymg and directedof by Japanese to advance the negro along dividend on the Vladivostok at the state of Jalisco. Mexico. atTlie of distance south Hmchrng. activity sage from Santa Barbara. California, imReport him a better, a paid January 10. 1905. that as a result of the arrest and of an attack on tint tempt failed and the raider dispersed lines that will make fit tonight announced ihe death there of Retola-la- , in anticipation tor the and grore man are confirmed, when Japane-- e troops appeared in more useful Win. B. Clarke, a prominent espltaliet prisonment of Father Gregoric the OUT. Japanese WIN Disc by REPUBLICANS responsibilities of citizenship. of this ctiv. aged 57 year. Mr. Clarke parish priest of that place, stormed but the town continue in Its aecu-torforce. for the He also praised the prestoent of several hundred perrons In which the civil and was stricken with nervous prostration ' 24. In the hoii-- e gayety. Felt, made e numerous southern sppolntinenti the Jail, partially wrecking The ar- mlitary elements STUBORK COMBAT. ehurtlr after the holidays and went to participate. Ilia EXPECT the that tivea fight .of today represent and rescued the pneat. ordered channels of businees intercourse there bv him. California in search of health, but the tlie sgainvt for many yeara wa had waged ray? of Father Retolaxa Feb. 23. via Mukden, normal condition, notwiththeir 130.600 for rental of change of climate and freedom from in Ts.nkaelchen, are of appropriation cares fulled to bring therolief magistrate, of fact that the stringent Fell. 24. There was fighting along the RILLS ARE UNCONSTITUTIONAL, the old New York Custom Houm re- biistne proceudon standing the -conducted a religion the of trails district desired. the thi line The whole of Mr. in Japanese today. by In a Hcmmway, sulted in patrol victory. that town Helena. Mont.. Feb. through the street theof reform between the island of Sakhalin and the Japanese continuing their persistent Indhuuf. chairman nf tiie committee on law. d in a long mesnage ANOTHER CARNEG1 GIFT. direct violation of Toole, drove has in tlie advance, and completely of coast Japan being unable 'Ut mussystematic in hiding. an additional Jmltriil district, appropriations, Father Retnlaza is now came of movements and creating In retain the Russian the proshipping. to P"ta vanguanl sent to Logo rearm, that the ter Miffleient strengthThe State, troops haye been Washington, Feb. 21. The To--t to g.ving aa his principal opposition wa Supplies st Vladivostok. It Is re- touc.i with the Rffittian fortified in that It vision in the uitl. unconstitutional was will aay: morrow bill arn combat ia to preserve peace. New A Sufzer. etiihlioin of sre supYork, though price expected plentiful, ported, led bv Mr. railed it was reliably reported in WashThe to aval attaches of foreign tomorrow, the J.ipaneao apparently in- named the judge. He Mr. William, or behigh. by ported measures ENGLAND. FOR CIIOKER ington last night Hist. Andrew CarVladivostok, tending to ailcTi''. to drive the Rne-ais- to the fael that in other governments r the minority leader, both f whom ne of1500.000 to out and rupture their dedoukt. fore the lrgWaune creating the expenditure ne n public negie had offereil to give on FebTTl The World todsy br request of the Russian authorities. and named are the conNw Yotk, ficers, the incumbent and in the interest of the the University of Virginia The number of refugees at Mukden a no Jnpaner are circling eastward. scandal on the atom! lie warned the house they which it wa sl- dition that the authorities of the Inbecause of the reduced Oil been company lots Standard bia greatly ! by Richard Croker. accompanied woulifTalse a similar amount Bt. Pelerabuig, Feb. 25. Tlie gov- same tooting. It is taken transfer of them to the government bdl ipp'd waa behind the National City stitution wdl from other eources. voungest son. Herbert, on the Cunaia reservation east nf ' Kuachengtzu. The ernment- han the circulation will veto tlie railway commlwdon of building the ihe purchaser bank, width names three com mi loner. England thi morning rerr considerable number remaining at of the aew simper Russ. liner Ciropnnia. Feb. 2?, 2:15 a. m.- -q, the railroad bill think (bey ree a nay to force the senate to support begintiiug of a dangerous move- - thereby the house railroad measure. the obeerved been among hi of some of the eouthern Colctnan trill comAtlorney Gcn.-ra- l , mence quo warranto proceeding in novitoees, where revolutionary agua-supreme court to oust the Standon ge circulating reports that the the . Oil ard manl-jM- o company from Kanaa-ilie han gnpetor laClU on March 4. latue a been In conference with Governor Hocli divialon a for general pnoMding for aeveral day and that ha been the The ubjert under conelderaikiu. a( land- - A new allotment haa been ouster writ will be ecked for on the Ae dream Of the Moujlka ever alnce ground that the Standard Oil com(Bandpatloa and according to private pany la a truai. operating In Kama like in violation of ihe anti-trujeMita the storiae have spread law. The will firwoad are implicitly believed. In recent action of the United State the government of Tula a large court In the Smiley care upholding the went to his estate last week Kansas t law. give the offl-- c. u ad found the peasants at work meaaur-ile oonfldwice enough to make the and dtaklng tbelr shares. In move against the Standard. to 1a demand for an explanamibn mani-frat- o. HAMBURG LINERS SOLD. tion. they hltd him of the comingdeclara-tlo- n Retorting to llatrn to bin wn abaurd, they that the report Berlin, Feb. SI According to the only eay: "We hove heard the Bueraen Couriers Hambury correainmd-cn- t. JtflV father bu decided. It is reported that ten of 1 lie Whm the proprietor aaked wlmt lina steamers have been wmld bramne of him they replied: sold, via: Vele.ia, Phomiicia, Assyria, we wit leave yon the building and Belgravia, Canada, Castilla, Granada, fqrty acme llercynla, Numidia and Falada. Once C penaantry become Diiartora gave evasive a miners to the emperor tke idea that lnqulrlea, but according to trust wort he be will land it the sales are only formal bat wptfd a divialon of tbelr information and for the protection of the Hamburg-Americs- n noMdtagto dtOi ult to dietbuae on large line in case the etesmera minda, at id agrarian troublea acalMaa tmred. The Moujlka are likely ahonld be raptured by the Japanese. to turn on the proprietor as they did For this eventuality the price la fixed etweraL wars ago in the province of for each (vessel, 'which Russia must Sartoff Ad Fottexa, when anarchy pay if the at earn era are captured. The tea Ultra will anil before February 28. reigned fbr aome time. Among the reservists, aglutora V" war la SEALER CHANGES FLAG. spreading the 1story that the occurred cited which liver, .A man 200 where Victoria. B. C. Fab. 24. Captain Mcs' fortnight ago at Rlaxan, called nn reservist who bail been Lean. a San Francisco seller, is now In-lnot her fitting out the schooner Carmen-clt- a flatly WM tha officer they did to serve. The war is over." said and will sail her under the Norsimply want wegian flag. Aa tibia country la not a the loader; "wo kown.you contract for to. make ntoney cart of a party Jo the modus vivendl regarding We will not serve, end pelagic sealing. lie la not bound to fcditig tin . An instance la also respect its regulation and can seal at off they maft-bedleft a all time. Last year ha carried a given fit nmrvieta who actually train after Acy had been, etarted- for Mexican flag, but thia was withdrawn, i the front. It is said at tiie request ca the Ameri'Private report also leave ' no room can government. When cruising last whole for doubt that the strikes in the year he attemped to raid the Copper enand liad Island rockeries In region below Moscow ere almoot situs two men wounded, oneAugust of whom aftertirely poMtteeUn character. The Russia ttoB generally In the south of ward died at Port Towniend. in becoming worse Instead of better end contains many factors which ara CAUGHT AFTER THREE YEARS. causing the author I tie the great eat alarm. The poaaiMllty of the necessity Prescott. Arix., Feb. 24 After a for the dispatch of additional troops chase of over three years, Sheriff Van to the Caucasus 1 already being con- Baver of Bell county, Kentucky, today sidered. arrested here, Oscar Griffith, charged Van with murder In Bell county. ARREST OF WRITERS. Bever found Griffith at Whipple Barracks. where he was enlisted in the Moscow, Feb. 24. The reported nr. service of the United States In troop Test yesterday of Loo Andrrf and fifteen L. Fifth cavalry. Griffith was taken other writer has no connection with Into custody by the commanding ofof Grand Duke ficer on The asMSstnatlon receipt of the proper paper, Sergiue, .hut It is believed' to be and the war department at Washington reform propawith the general were received notified. Instructions ganda carried on In Moeeow by tha today advising the prisoner's transfer It to the civil officers. literary wing of the liberal party. ia believed the police may be endeavoring to reublleb the existence of an alliance with the liberal organisation In St. Petersbung. p.srr PRICE FIVE CENTS OBJECTS TO DEBT COLLECTING. I MCDONALD. Sunday. Washington, Feb, 24. Representative Vandiver of Muttniri Introduced tho following resolution iu Hie House d. ati-p- st ' pro-Pffct- or antl-trun- anti-trus- poa-Ml4- con-necte- GORKY TO BE RELEASED. 8L Petersburg. Feb. 25. 3 a, m. The report of the release of Mixim Gorky 1 premature, but it is expected he will be set at liberty in a day or o. Hr is suffering irom the affects iiathoritlea reof confinement, and gard tlie rase aa not sufficiently strong to demand his retention in the fortress. Since he and other uoernl leaders have of confinement, and the authorities responsibility, hut on the contrary ie ex-pr- a wHUngiies to be made martyrs to the cause if the government snoulJ want to make out a case. FIRST POLITICAL STRIKE. aci-iine- Jo-e- er 24.-C- nunt lf Angio-Thlbe- - . -- CONSUL IS PLAYED FOR A SUCKER - food-teuf- ;ai Desperate Battle Has Been Fought at and Slavs Have of Bereneff Abandoned Position. REPORT OF .0000.0000000000 PRUSSIAN RAILROADS ARE SAFER COMMERCIAL CABLE CO. st Knro-pstkin- , COMMENDS ROOSEVELT'S toll-grap- g SENTIMENTS Kus-sian- x Moscow, Feb. 24. The employee of the municipal council are threatening to strike in ordsr to show their sympathy with Prince Galltin prefect of Moscow, whom the Imperial government has censured for having sanctioned resolutions adopted by municpal council and provincial Zemstvo demandThe ing liberal constitutional reforms. ' employes regard the prince a their If the strike takes special advocate. place u will be the first, pure political strike. api-ec- se-si- rangi-ment- NINE HOUR DAY. . The manager of the Railway says that Nicholas has ordered the of a nine hour day In ail railway statlou and workshop and that tho employes will be allowed to elect representatives to report on their grievances. An increase of pay la also prom-edThe statement created great and work on the line ha nel Minsk, Feb. 24. Libau-Runui- - Era-Per- y eatah-i-alime- nt no. MOB HAS RESCUED PRIEST ns brig-tnds- m Rn-sla- ns -t. ned antidiscrimination bill, Kansas Senate Defers te Diicusaion to Force House Hand, Topeka. Kan.. Feb. 24. The Kansan house will consider the hill next Tuesday. This it the only hill remaining on the house calendar directed against the Standard Oil company. The bill was a epeclal onJer thia afternoon. but the house decided fn defer the discussion In au effort to set the senate Into line on the railroad bill. The senate passed the antidiscrimination hill and refused to ac- cept the railroad . measure Is- which much originated In the house. There opposition to the bill la the house and the friencs of s hr. 2L-Gn- rar.or inter-rupte- semi-annu- |