SIGN THE TREATY FIRST|
Armistice Will Not Be Effective Until
Then.
THE JAPANESE RAISE OPPOSITION,
Sato Explains That Jspan Does Not Desire to
Have Armistice Go Inte Effect Until Al
Commanders oo Sea and Land Have Been
Notified — Not the Slightest Chance for a
Clash Pending the Drawing of Treaty.
NOW AT WORK ON THE TREATY.
N.
upon
Russia
THE LATEST NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD.
DOMEST I
Fire destroyed the plant of the Ja
son (Tenn) Woolen Mills and P
Factory, entailing a loss of $100,000, par
Hoaor,
— tially eovered by insurance
THE GRATITUDE OF RUSSIA.| The tannery plas |
ger, a {
Friendly Felicitations From ihe Emptrer of
Austria — Congratulations Continue to Pour
in Upon the President From All Parts of the
World — All Unlte lo Giving Him Credit for
His Great Wark.
BURGLARS TAKE THE SAFE|NEW 108K 4S SERN nav BY bay
New Yoerx C1ry. N. Y.
Amazing Robbery of House on Long! A studio tove story, in whi hero
Island Sound, and he
CUT WINDOW GLASS TO GET IN. |5
Safe Contalolog Thousands of Dollars’ Wort | 4
of Jewelry Is Carried From the Second: |’
story Hallway of Paul Bonser's Summer |
Home Yard Was Full of Dogs snd Doors |
of Sieeplogrooms Were Ajar.
CAR T0 ROOSEVELT
-With smn
Remarkable Message Giving Him All
pleni-
ind
Portsmouth, H
(Special)
peace the
Japan
arrangement of
agreed between
of
perfunctory
K
potentiaries and
only the
verbal for the treaty
in the Portsmot
greatly
Portsmouth is concerned,
Of expectancy
rounded
details remaining
makers, interest
feren ¢
it
decreased a by
and
and excitement whi
has
the negotiations
ally passed away.
Wednesday th
ng the convention
H ( scral).—An worl The 1¥3 have done nothing Emper
Re
charged with
New Castle,
armistice
N.
k
ment
Jar
RO
ise
om tA es ey
BALDWIN BLOWN TO ATOMS.
Balloonist's Frighifal Desth High Up ln the
Clouds.
A YOUNG FIEND'S CRIME.
Saturates a Compaclon With Gasoline
Bets Hm Oa Fire.
EARTHQUAKE SHAKES TOWN,
Series of Shocks Felt Along the Coast Pec
ple la Terror.
PHOTOGRAPHED FORTS.
How a Boston Physician Cot late Troubls la
Jamaica.
JOSEPH
OBSERVATION OF ECLIPSE PERFECT.
Report From Rear Admiral Chester, of Usited |
States Squadron.
Eloped at 96,
~
beers
A ugist
WRECK ON THE SOUTHERN.
| Two People Are Killed and Three Others
! Siightly Injured.
1
Price of Ploe Raised.
feaumont ” as Special) ph
Beaun . Texas, (Specia I'he resiits were
Ags
a
Southern ifacturers’ rable weath
-1 Prof. Hi
Um
has announced a general 4
$1 a
al mmformation s i
ks during July of 26.000.000 feet
an involuntary curtail
{same month of B6o000000 feet among Gre Well
i 140 mills. Demand is so sk th |
{of the mills throughout the territor
! working double shifts
s—
on
Ce of the ian ping
steamer
ian steamer l.:
touched
| Statist ows a de
ir $10
rease
rince \
and 5
Norwegian throne
obtained. or Francis Jos
liallan and $5,000 Missing.
W. Va
rants are out for t
3 ¥ *
{ Dattalo an Italian mes
{ leged to have with $5000 be-
i 4 longing to his fellow-countirymen. He
{armed and are massacring the Armen |; supposed to have left for New Yok
ians. Telegraphic communication with |io take a steamer for Italy. Officers are
Shusha 1s cut yn the trail. :
IN THE FIELD OF
enter yt the
Limon
998,246 On Pension Roll bri
wgton, D.C i
f the a
Ar
{ Special}. ~The ad-
t of Com-
missioner of Pensions Vespasian Warn
er have from
but on account of the absence
city of
agreement
Emperor of China in a
all Chinese to refrain from boy
otting American goods
he Allan liner Victorian, a new ture
bine steamer, 18 aground 30 miles above
Quebec,
In German diplomatic circles the An.
glo-Japanese treaty is looked upon fa-
vorably
peace Officer
trying
the
cat
were
car, in
not leave the
cupants was
passengers in {
Struck By Lightelag.
Hood River, Ore. (Special) Whi!
examining the contents of the record:
box on the summit of Mount Hood,
Prof. M. W. Lyon, Mrs Lyon and
Mark Weigant, a guide, were struck by
lightning. All three were prostrated
Fairmont, ( Special). ~War advises
of Ranfele
who is al
ual repor a
i
decree was
neath
were
they
ing
he arrest
3
hie receive: the
en received the neat
3
i
WINK
the
track
hurt
Massacre of Armenians.
5 printer, ! Tiflis, { By Cable)
from the
} : i ha 18 besie y Tartars, who ar rell
the Secretary of the Interior will | ¥* hesieged by Tartars, who are well
not be given out at present. The report
shows that on June 30, 1903, there were
008.246 pensioners on the rolls
The town of Shu aant,
skipped IOS He od the cow
: rain, did | taking her new owner wi
and none o " obtected and AWAY He
The ¢led the and dragge
overturned coach | broke weight
»
was
§
niure in rope a
under his
C—O
FINANCIAL,
he
Find Seven-Foo! Skeletons.
Fond du Lac, Wis, (Special). «Two
skeletons each
in
in
-
LABO
There are about 7,000000,000 cigars
made in the United States annually,
Coach Turned Over.
Washington - The rear
coach on a South Carolina and Georgia
General Chaffee arrived at Paris
ittend the French Army maneuvers.
Takahashi, the financial commissioner
f Japan, in London, says that Japan
never had in mind the question of hay-
ing to depend upon an indemnity.
Sone Congress of Reformed Religions,
at Geneva, accepted the mmvitation of
Professor Doane to hold the next con.
y to
{ Special)
So far this year Missouri Pacific's
net earnings have increased $17,000.
in July the Buffalo, Rochester and
Pittsburg's net carnings increased $84
000
Japanese and Russian bonds were
more than
found
this
measuring
feet length in
gravel pit Forest, place.
The skulls are twice as large as those of
an ordinary adult and the thigh bones are
Railroad train turned over at Reynolds
street Augusta, Ga. F. J.
Murphy, police health officer of Au
gusta, was killed. The injured are Geo,
Latt, flagman, both legs cut off; J. A.
seven were a Crossing,
near Asbestos workers have compromised
a strike at Cleveland, O., and secured
increased wages,
almost six inches longer than those of
a six-foot man. It is probable the skele-
tons, which are thought to be the remains
of some prehigtoric race, will be sent to
Milwaukee for examination,
Brown, employee, Augusta yards, back
sprained; M. Kalliskie, passenger, Au-
gusta, side slightly hurt, The train had
just left the Augusta Union Station and
was moving about two miles an hour
through the city.
Workmen's old-age pensions in Bel
gum are paid by the national treasury
from the budget.
A law making truant officers factory
inspectors has been passed by the Wis
consin Legislature,
gress in the United States.
Rear Admiral Rojestvensky has so
far recoyered from the effects of the
wounds received at the battle of the
Sea of Japan that he will soon be
Mrs. Lyon is still in a critical condi
tion, though it is not believed that her
injuries will prove fatal. Prof Lyon
and Weigant are both recovering Prof.
Lyon is connected with the Smithsonian
brovaht to Kioto,
Institution at Washington. D, C
weak in London, reflecting the anfavor-
able situation at Portsmouth. .
A despatch from London said that the
Rothschilds put $s000000 of cash on
the market, and thereby caused a drug
in money.