The Centre reporter. (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, March 16, 1905, Image 2

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    Russia will not give
the peace
withstanding
ersburg and Paris, the Ca:
to raise a
forces in Manchuria
ond Russian Pacif
Far it
capital that
reorgan
rder tl
army,
yr
new
East.
1ze another
heve it mmpo
Russian offic
of Japan
terms and
the
event
Far
ged. The C;
ras
figure
on Japan
the financial strain
Kuropatl
responsibility for his «
that
General
is he miscal
strength, T
ignation as
eral Grodekoft
ceed him.
The Japane
JAPS IN ANOTHER TURNING MOVEMENT,
Russisn Army ia Such Disorder That
Are Not Yet Determined.
OVAMA TELLS OF TRIUMPH.
Surrcunding Movement
There
the
£¥
unofii
sian strength west
of two corp The Japane
stroyed the raislroad ar p
Russians northward, and the portion of
the Japanese center pres ng the Rus
sians northward along the Mukden road
15 now engaged north of the
Hun River,
The Japanese upied Fy
shun. Nearly all the Russians’ heavy
guns and many field guns have been cap
tured.
Washington. (Special) —Fus} y
been captured by the Japanese forces,
according to the following cablegram re.
of Mukden Consists
¢e who de
pressing the
miles
AYE RISO ©
Assassin a Noble ?
New York { Special) A special cable
from Paris states:
“The St. Petersburg correspondent of
the Petit Journal says that the ascassin
of Grand Duke Sergius has been found
10 be 2a member of a princely family
connected with the Obolensky This is
the reason for the concealment of hie
name by the acthorities and explains
the visit which Grand Duchess Fliza
beth, widow of the Grand Duke, paid
to him in his cell
the Japan
ki ;
Our detachments oo
the night of March Q,
tacking the enemy.
the angle of t} }
i Cig
T
wh
KUROPATKIN'S DESPAIRING Mi SSAGE.
NEWS IN SHORT ORDER.
The Latest Happenings Condensed for Rapid
Reading,
Domestic,
Forerunner of 8 Surrender.
St. Petershure
¢
1
il Kuropatkin
which were flung
In newspaper
Gener
olas,
nstantly
WETre on eve
peace—the forme i
hoped for
Leneral
WEALTH IN OUR COAL MINES.
Huadreds of Millions of Toms Are Produced
Anouslly,
Robs Woman Station Agent.
] N. J],
tation
{ Special)
robbed
throat told her
to give him the handbag she carrie d or
he would choke the life out of
The woman struggled, but clutched
her throat tighter, struck her in the
face and wrenched the bag, containing
$8 and tickets, from her grasp hen
he fled, leaving her lying in the snow
Her screams caused a pursuit, and
man was caught after
and
her
he
the
a chase
Miners Drop to Death,
Wilkesbharre, Pa, (Special). While
seven men were being hoisted in the car
riage mn the Clear at
West Pittston the rope broke and the
men were hurled to the bottom, a dis.
tance of 2090 feet. All were killed.
mediately after the accident a res
party was organized with J. I. Coke,
general manager of the Clear Spring
Company, in charge. The bodies of the
seven men were found in a heap at the
hWitram of the chaft horribly mangled
Spring colliery
fm
wing
$e
vaiuabie
ction
ther a
property
has
pear! found be
wirile eating oysters mn
Ie ngs to the finder or 10 tye
’ restaurant
the Russian calendar, or
American calendar, has, it is re-
ported, been set for the real beginning
of the revolution in Russia,
It 1s reported that ooo Somalis have
attacked the town of Merka, on the Bex.
dir Coast, East Africa, and have anmhs
red tin Fon thd 4
wich risen
1% of
Twenty f WIV mie ire reported
killed and wrious borned in an
explosion Cambian Colliery,
Rhondda Valley, Wales,
Thirty-two battalions of Turkish rein.
forcement have been called out to cope
with the insurrection in the province of
Yemen, Arabia
Revolutionary disorders have broken
out at Smolensk, mn Middle Russia.
Bands of demonstrators are marching
through the streets carrying red flags.
Two firemen were severely burned in
extinguishing flames mn the cellar of the
new palace at Potedam,
Mrs. Cassie L. Chadwick is Convicted
on the Charge of Conspiracy.
VERDICT REACHED IN TWO HOURS.
Court Convened at Night to Receive Floding.
Sinks Helplessly Into Her Chalr and Breaks
Her Deatoess Preveated Her From Hearing
the Verdict New Trial Promptly Moved
SIGNED L242 MEASURES.
Bill Passed sBy Congress snd Approved By
President.
YEATES,
of approval
Of the mea
casion 2 were
i, 14 were publ
resol
enactments «i
of
nearly two ithe
session just closed, was
that nearly two thi
measures enacted a
delivered at
Colonel! Palmer for
mn
the last sess
White House
approval of the
Ht
wm
he Tey
the
1.
were
two week:
the sesdinn
Town Stirred By Revival
Dixon, 111. (Special). After Evangel
ist William A. Sunday had preached a
the
persons
sermon
Tabernacle here hundreds
went forward and publicly renounced
dances and progressive card games, So
ciety women have also ammounced an in
tention of forsaking decolette costumes,
Nearly 4,000 heard the sermon and more
than 3000 others clamored for admit.
tance. Gamblers have broken their 1a
Wes, borped their paraphernalia
amusements
of
on ympare al
|
i
i
LIVE WASHINGTON AFFAIRS,
Yerdict of the Coroner's Jury in Stan- |
ford Case. a
FRISCO DETECTIVES VISIT THE SCENE. | =
According to the Flading of Jury in Honolulu,
Mrs. Stanford Died an Unpatural Death,
the Cause Belong Strychnine Poisoning, the :
Drug Having Been introduced Into
of Bicarbonate of Sodas.
i ;
toltie
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN A SCHOO!
Astronomica App
eI
Splendid Library Burned
Headless Body Found
MINERS CRUSHED TG DEATH
Four Kilicd aad Four Igjured By a Rostwary
Coal Car
Cereal Mill Burped.
Rag | Sim
ies Win
ropes ‘deadeye
the d lescends
hghining
Line, 1.000
the
the
feel bw
Mr. Metcalf te Visit Atlanta.
SCY | men jumped ss sw Was
Jump
A more or le
eepied an mvitation 10 present am | ceverely Bours i antil the
Atlanta May 16, at the meeting y 4
Amer Manufacturers’ A
nia, La Special) Te
Metealf rs
Commerce
re i
en
wan
FINANCIAL, A Meda! From the Presiden’.
Pa It was re
ported from McKeesport that ae a re
of ervices for flagging «4
Jaltimore and Ohio inaugural train Sun
The coastwise shipments oi Pittsburg, { Special)
United States last vear
ons,
Quictest week of the yesr
trade, says tin American
PorIen said that H. C. Frick Bas giv | phe. Thomas Bain, a coal digger of She
20,006 of Philadelphia ner, will receive a medal of honor from
Transit the government He was notified that
Erie will $4000.00 of notes 1 { President Roosevell would bestow the
pay for new equipment, including near | medal soon. The railroad company will
200 locomotives verngmize Rain's cer
oal mn the |
Was i
:
34,000,000
oR ion his
wool
Re
1 the
t
wy ¢ A n 5
W day and preventing a terrible catasive.
shares Rapid
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