CAPTURED BY COSSACKS
A Japanese Officer and Some Important
Papers.
Russian Generel Declares Situation
Arthur Unchaaged and All Quiet in Manchuria
«Meanwhile the Wary Japs Are Secretly
at Any Momeat--Scouts Cross Yalu River.
~t Petershure, By Cable
ont ral Pn ir, the chief of stad
yoy Alexiefl, t legraphe
Arthur as foll
The situ
changed
A sotni
Wij « it Pras
saru, I
The reports
renerally conty
It is confirme
Shai Kai, cm
Chinese Army
Tsinchou and Kupa
All is quiet inp Manchuri
A Press dispateh from
gays the first nei Cale
A picket
detachme
5
&
reconnot
gagoemen
The
YUuary
the women
Arthiny
remains
Repor
Korean
attitude
The Man
troops w
Lie
apa
v
i
ol
IN ont
points of
Nutive
pirates ¥
have been
astern A
Foki
spared
torpedo
morn
Duri
of the
were |
waves
only
ceeded
fierce
Wher
scparat
them ar
in torpe
destroy
tenant 1
Port Arti
ing, and
the fort
RCOULS
torped
sult is
opened
maintain
destrove
mander
after the
the 1s
found
She
fired a i
guns
machin
six torp
reported as has
n
gagement on
THOUSANDS VIEW BODY
Cleveland Citizens Pay Homage to
A. Hanna.
Cleveland, Ohio, (Special Clevel
Was
day
pended ind a ver
the population pa
Marcus
t i mourning
practically
yerain a ci deep
Business was
vy } ¢ proportion
id homage to tl
ory of their distineuished fellow
Senator Marcas A. Hanna
Senator Hanna left this
nation’s capital just fous
happy in the thought of his triumphant
ra election to the highest legislative
in the land. To friends
taking, the Senator
ment that seems to
an event of the |
“I am tired, and think 1 have earned a
rest. If I ean go Washington and
simply attend to my duties as Senator, |
shall be happy her said
As dawn began to break over the city
the doors of the Chamber of Commerce
auditorium, where the body lay, was re
opened to a vast throng of people
eral thousand who stood in line awaiting
their turn were disappointed when the
doors to the Chamber were closed at 11
o'clock to prepare for the removal of the
body to the church for the final funeral
BOTY ie
At 10 o'clock the members of the Stale
Jegislature, who recently chose Mr.
for the
weeks ago
eCity
howdy
i
before his leave
CX Pre wien]
have foreshadowed
iL sent
Lire
toy
New
Senate, drove from their hotels to the
Chamber of Commerce in a body and
looked for the last time upon the face of
the dead statesman
cs
Naturalization Frauds.
Butte, Mont, who was stopped by the
immigration authorities here on his re.
turn from a visit to Haly,
suid, wholesale naturalization frags in
that state. Morrell was found to be suf.
fering from a valvular disease of the
heart and was ordered deported. He
produced his American citizenship pa
pers, issued by the connty court ut
Butte. Mont, but admitted that he first
weame tao Amevieg ante hives Cons ap
-
PUTS LOSS AT $61,000,0%.
Appeul Tax Court's Estimate of Daltimeore
Fire Loss.
Baltimore, Md. , The repos!
{ of the Appeal Tax Court on the estimated
in the
i following
Special
burned
108
The total number
destroved was 2200
ces of prop rity
he loss on ground
valuations placed by
toy S12 HM) GN)
Fle estimated
(HH) CH)
The lose
s13 000 O00
11
5 00 O00 mal
si] THM (HM)
NEWS IN SHORT ORDER
[ie Latest Happenings Condensed for
Rapid Reading.
Domestic.
RIICR PIN Bins
Fhe Wabash Railroad file
r 10.000. 000 in St Lou
i bonds for ©
NOrave 160 1y
hj men
Foreign.
attempt «silent
while he f
he has assumed
Honduras
Another & reported in North
Albania, in the Albanians
defeated with a loss in killed and wound
ed of 500
Fifteen persons were
Mosion inn
Prin
mind the theatres
thie dwtate ship rf
al d
battle wa
which Wer
killed in nn ex
comb fact
celluloid ary in
A Russian force of 2.000 oct pie «1
Wiin, Korea, and rapid movements of
troops were believed to indicite an early
battle on land.
i Russia intimated a favorable response
tothe Pay note concerning the neutrality
of Chinn.
{ Dr. Jameson, of Jameson raid fame
{| war called upon to form a cabinet in
Cape Colony, Sir J. J. Sprigy having re
signed the Premiership.
{restricted in 10 provinces of
Folland.
Jussia is pouring troops into Harbin,
120.000 wing expected within 12 days
and that city is expected to be the base
i of the Russian land operations.
Owing to the prediction of distubances
i in China by Rear-Admiral Evans, the
| United States has ordered that 1,500 mia.
vines be in readiness to land in China,
The forces of General Jiminer destory
ol the rallway to Puerto Plata, Santo
Domingo, and the best element it is said,
favors American intervention,
MANY PEOPLE KILLED
Awinl Damage Caused by Dynamite
| Explosion.
Everything Within Hall a Mile of Explosion
Wrecked and the Ground Torn Up for a Dis
tance of a Thousand Feet, Leaving a Great
Excavation Thirty Feet DeepBesides the
Dead There Are Fifteen Injured.
5
GREENSBORO COLLEGE BUENED
nety Pupils Escaped from the Eunildiog
Withou! lnjuy
10 TAKE AWAY RIGHTS OF J
Lates! Rulez Exp:cied to Cas
Emigration,
{ ¢ i
BUFFALO BILL" AS A MINER
He lacorporates Company fo Divelep Mine
crals io Wyoming
List
beagit
oC Ted
I and gone
Hi vAY
CASHIER SHOT oIMSELF.
Says He Tock for Speculation £13.008 of
Georgian Funds.
Macon, Ga., (Special ¢. H. Trout
man, cashier of the Merchants and Farm
ers’ Bank of Milledgeville, Ga,
himself twice Tuesday night, is still Hy
ing, but in a sinking condition,
in a letter to President J.T. Allen
the bank, he said he
of the bank's funds, but had used $23,000
of State funds
own possession as treasurer of the State
sanitarium. Troutman had engaged in
cotton speculation and, while be had
gained a lurge amount, he lost more in
the slump. He was a Past Grand Chan
cellor of the Knights of Pythias, The
bank has been elosed temporarily
Dartmouth Hell Burned.
Hanover, N. H.. (Special) Dart
mouth Hall, the oldest building at Dart
mouth College and one of the oldest col
lege buildings in the country, wus burned
(to the ground. The fire spread so rap:
{idly that the firemen could not save the
ball, though they were able to prevent
| the Numes from reaching two ad joining
{ college buildings. The loss is $25,000,
i partly covered by insurance. Dartmouth
{ Hall was built about 110 years ngo. As
w ho shot
of
Lerelses there were few persons in the hall
sat the time,
LOSS IN BATTLE HEAVY.
Albsnian lasurgents Routed by Turks
Ended.
| saloniki, Macedonia
| Albanians who
Siege
\
abil
By (
wore iT sleegr i no
Mhemshi
Turkish troops
and three guns, was be be
by 20000 Alb
reports ad to
i ihosi
routed
LIVE WASHINGTON AFF AIRS
No Amcrican Slave Dealers in
Philippines.
! f . .
fi to soosevel,
d ined as Ove
Sale.
Stave Dealers in Jolo
reporiea « Xisien
Islands PTE FDCHOS
leging ti
Crea
Hung. al
HERICTS
following
Fhe st
Philippines is an outs
O
etic:
fh rest
i
s1emient slavery
$i geons Hi
Ore nre n Americans engaged in the
slave trade at all. There has been in the
some Kidoapping by Moros of
hill tribes. but this has been sup
i
pressed, and there is little of it
thie
past
thie
How
General Wood, with the approval of the
Philippine Commission, is using every
endeavor to suppress slavery throughout
the Moro province, to which it is almost
wholly confined
Rural Carriers’ Pay.
The House Committee on Postoflices
and Post Roads agreed 10 the report of a
subcommittee raising the salaries of rural
free delivery carriers to a maximum of
| $720 Yer snnum instead of $603 as al
| present
The report agreed to takes away from
{ such carriers the express amd news
agency privileges which they now Lave
United States Military Observer.
Japan having sceeded to the request
of this government to be allowed the
privilege of sending military observers
with the forces in the field, the general
staff designated four officers for this pur.
i pose, us follows;
Colonel Crowder, judge mdvocate
Engineer Corps,
| It is probable President Roosevelt will
he in Washington durind the heat of the
| Presidential campaign,
| THE JAPS IN MANCHUKIA
Reported Comtemplated Retreat of the
Russians.
SIBERIAN RAILROAD IN BAD SHAPE
| Were the Russian Army fo Fall Back Upor
Harbin They Would Manchuris
to the Japs Not a Opera
tions
Surrender
Good Base of
A Russian Fleet in a French Port is
Creating Some Excitement
TO BURN CHANNEL THROUGH ICH
Commissioners to Use Blgr og ON on Qorg
Susquehanna
filipino Rovolationists
sniia By Unb Corporal Ay
ring arlier mibwrs of the con
stabulary (1
at Vigan, |
day tle has since been tried
and sentenced } at \
be hanged few of the
deserted
recently revoited
canta ed last Mon
nvicted
i hy lhe o igan 1¢
Very men who
ted DOSS retain une aptared,
and most « aud ammunition
taken by them have been ered A
reward of $2 500 has been offered for the
captury of Riccar the revolutionist
leader
od Lhe arms
Tero
Hombarded Dominicans.
San Joan Porto Ri« i, Spex ial A
private message has been received here
from Santo Domingo city, dated Febru
ary 17, saving that an American warship
bombarded the insurgents at Pa Jarito,
pear Santo Domingo, and theo landed
marines. These men, however, subse
quently re embarked
U. & Cruisers for Shanghai,
Manila, (By Cable The United States
protected cruisers Cipcinuati and Albany,
of Rear Admiral Evans’ Heel, have sailed
| for Shanghai
i Safe Blowers Get $15,000
i Woodstiwk, Unt,
{ Sprevia! Burglars
blew open the safe of the Molsons Bank,
al Aylmer, and stole $15,000. They also
blew open the safe of the private bank of
James Munro, at Embro, securing » large
| wimm of money. The thieves were fright.
{ened away from two other banks
i ET
§
Russian Scouts ail Yalu River.
Tokio, (By Cable) - Three hundred
| Russian scouts reconsoitered in Wij
and vicinity. They crossed the Yala
river, entered the town and scouted
through the surrounding country.
i
i
THE KEYSTONE STATE
Latest “News of Peaisyivania Told in
Short Order.
Thomas BE. Craw
ford, of Hazleton, wa
wd judge ith hialniities of
t bankrupt
S09 000 and assets of B85, 000
By the will of Mrs. Elizabet
of Dov Wh bios
; A
i {
HORE +
Lewistos
a trolley car sie
splinters Jay Mog
id, was seriousiy injured
and Frank Fisher
Geib
hurt
sase he w
Reifenve
ie oldest engineers in
Reading Railway,
by hanging himselt He
was sixty years of { whick
forty of
of the railway
Des nent
t. Hey F
one of 1
on the
ren
cvesigl
tow
of servis
COm
mitted sues
Re
were spent in the service
compans
Five cars of the Buffalo fiver on the
Lackawanna Railrohd jell the rails a®
Henryville, on the Pocono Mountains
but were not wrecked, The train ws
stopped after a short run. The accident
was due to the fact that a switch was
not properly fastened.
Captain Charles Brower, one of Avo
lon's oldest and most popular residents
Mrs. Gabriella Smith, of Hanover, wil
build a Catholic Church in Midway, »
brother, the laste Vincent Obold, of Me
Sherrystown, The new church will cost
i= to be completed next
sumer,
Fifty cases of typhoid fever are re
po by the Rochester doctors. Roches
ter receives its water from the Beaver
River into which the Butler sewage is
drained. The doctors join in srging al
persons 10 boil the water. It is said that
u ial analysis shows the water to be
full of fever germs. The steady cold
weather is believed to have prevented ar
epidemic, thus far, but one is fesred
when warm weather sets in.
By the prompt payment of Baltimore
claims insurance companies have a gress
opportunity to demonstrate that insae
ance pays.