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OX FROM PITSEWO-

JlQiilint Tfll What the HaeSince lincllns There

I 3i ttlalcotltpe itc loVni amST PBTKBiJBnBo May 12A despatc

from Clen Ksrkovlch dated May 12 nay

that about sixty Japanese transportswarships appeared on May 4 betwee

and Cape Terminal Detachmentof Bharpshootors wore ent to reconnoitrand discover Intention

A small detachment of infantry wasaeot from pulantlen to reconnoitreannounced that the Japanese had landed

Mr Slaokotoiseltsa In Klnchau Bay

and near the mouth of tim Chengyubo

and hid posted a division of 10000 men l-

ithe neighboring villagesHaving fulfilled their task the sml

detachment of Russians retired on the even

big of May 5 but met a superior force of

enemy and took another toad They wenpursued by the Japanese for eight kilo

metres sad lout one sharpshooter wounded

and three horses killed

The Japanese on the evening of May

iwmfc two regiment toward Tantealfanjand also two detachments toward the coutl

and west of the point of disembarkationTheir scouts appeared at 8 A M on May I

at Pulantien Thn the Japanese infantry

cams up and opened fire without resultupon a mall train coming from the north

JAPS FEARED A STOKM-

Th Japanese evacuated Pulantien on

May 7 probably because great stormwas beginnng to gather and also because

of their fear of being cut off On May 8

a small detachment of Russian cavalry

reconnoitred towards Sanshilipu PItaewo

and Wanfangtien covering eightyfive

kilometres The railway has remainedfree of thA enemy

Japanese detachments consisting of fromone and a half to three companion eachkept watch and paused the night east of therailway They then proceeded toward

thn southwest x

The Russian detachment having arrived-

to a point ten kilometres northwest of

Piteewo advanced to within a kilometreof a fortification in counts of constructionwhich was occupied by a company of Jap-

anese infantry During a fusillade one

frontier guard and a horse were wounded

According to Chinese information 20000

Japanese have landM east of

with field artillery and siege guns PitsewoU occupied by 1800 men

A Japanese detachment consisting of

four or five companies attacked the Russianposts near the village of Shihei on May 0

killing tour frontier guards and woundingtight

JAPS LEAn THE BAILROAD

The Japanese left the railway on May 10

Hallway communication with Port Arthurwareestablished The Japanese advanceguard occupied on May 9 and 10 the villagee

ef and Slatlatln 12 kilometressoutheast of Pulantien Other detachmente of the Japanese advance guard havetaken a position ten kilometres west of

PitnewoA squadron of the enemy approached

to within twenty kilometres east of Wa

fangtlen but turned back meeting Russian

scouts The village of Tontsiafang was

found to be occupied by artillery cavalryand infantry consisting of 1000 men

Cannon lire was opened on coming in con

tact with the small detachment of Russians

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ST PETETISBOBO May 12 Despatches-

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despatch from Gen Sakiiardff receivedTpstferday They show that three Japanesearmies am advancing on the Russian

at Maoyangroutes cannot lie precisely deter-

mined but It Is apparent that one armyinarching through Hiuyen toward Haleheng and that another Is moving norththrough KaimatiM but the repeated men-

tion of small parties and references to post-

dates make it impossible to give any valu-

able statement of the actual present posi-

tionsGen POug under date of May 11 re-

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ment which Gen Kuroki is supposed tobe directing against the Russians at Llaoyang the only news comes from Russianaources Much of this is two or threedays old and is apparently booed on

from the nativesReports from various refer to

the fortifications at as veryformidable Many heavy guns commandtha railway

RVSSIAX LIGHTS FLASH

Mdpi and Fert lo Arthur on Guardr a

SlHeial Dtratrh it Tai KD-KCeiroo Passengers who arrived

hero by steamship from Newohwang todayaayt they do not believe the reportsRu io have destroyed theirsquadron They say that when they pawedPort Arthur last night they naw nearchlights flashing fromthe torts and ships inthe harbor There wee no signJapanese fleet

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orperto Boat Seen on Monday Mintx Off Pallacta In Kortheait m Cores

Sp ial r W Dtifttcit it THE SDK

LONDON May 12 A Japanese torpedoboafapponrtvi on Monday night in therpanVtead of Pallada on the northeastcoast of Coren Suapiclous lights wereeeri at the raine place last nightvIxwDOK May inOnn St Petersburg

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This is supposed to1 indicatenear Vladivostok report saysIs doubtful are tranports fSTILL LANDiNG AT PITSEWO

Correspondent Patrolling the Coast Raj

That 41poo Japt Are on

Cniqxoo May 13 Tho Chicagonends the following

under Chefoo dateAfter a cruise along the Eastern coos

of the Llaotung Peninsula tho despatch

boat Fawnn returned to port this morning

The whole of the in the vicinity of ForArthur Is carefully patrolled by the JapsnoBs fleet boats are protecting

the landingTransports are still engaged In landIng

the details of the second army near PitsewoIt is estimated that 41000 men have

disembarked The Fawan was forbidden to approach the coast and warnecAgainst floating mines Six of these dangerous neighbors were sighted

Fighting Is in progress daily on the

Peninsula but the details are kept secretIt IB said however that the Russians artoffering very Ineffective resistanceof the Japanese Officers whoboarded the

Fawan said tha he understood from some

of the army men that the Russians showed-

up poorly as fightersWo am amazed at the Russian army

he said It Is no better than the ChineseA joint naval and military attack on

Port Arthur la expected about May 18

4AVi RAISED

Help Came to the Japanene Garrisonand remarks Were Put to Flight

SpHlat DeipaUH 19 TUB Box

SEOUI 12 Infantry reenforcementa reached Anju last evening and

raised the siege of the Japanese garrisonby the Russians The garrison fought

fiercely for twelve hoursreserving theirlIre until the Cossackswere at close range

The Cossacks retired with heavy loss

the Japanese pursuing An engagementexpectedThe prisoners say that the Russian ex-

pedition was composed of BOO TransBaikall-

osMcks and 100 Ussursky Cossacks of

Nlandarlloffs command They assembledit Maoyang and rode twentyfivebuy carrying twelve days provisionsITiey crossed the Valu north of Sosan andraided southward They divided intoHands on attacking Anju

The official reports add one officer anden privates to the original fifty said tohave been killed and wounded

Several detachments of mounted Japaneseiroops are operating from the towns be-

tween Anju and Wlju it being thoughtthat the Russians may attempt a flankmovement in that part of the country

WASHINGTON May 12 The JapaneseNegation haa received the following reportfrom Tokio dated May 12

On the jnorning of May 10 a detachmentjf Russian cavalry two hundredtrong attacked a outpost-

it Anju Cores The garrison there offered-

i stubborn resistance until reenforcementsirrived from the south and north OurAsualties were four killed and six woundedThe casualties of the enemy exceededIfty

CO REAX TOWXS RVRXED

Ionian Deftray Two Place TonihikMaking Trouble In the SouthSpecial CMe neipatch to TBZ SUN

From Tax Sro Correspondent at Seoul

SEOUL May 12 Four hundred Russiansmd 3000 Manchurians have burned two

eighty miles northeast of AnjuThe disturbances caused by

n the southern districts of Corea haveCaused the Japanese to send reenforcenents to the troops who are guarding the

men employed In building the FusanSeoul railway The troops sent forthlsm-

rpofie were part of the garrison hereTOKIO May 12 The presence of Coesacks-

n northern Corea causes no anxiety aland route Is now of minor importance

is a Hue of transportationPrisoners at Anju say that the party

which attacked that place consisted of theHfteenth Cossack Regiment which came

jy forced marches from Liaoyang by wayf Chosan Their flightto the northeast

s regarded as showing that they intendo return by the route oer which they

tame which passes the American

t is believed that there are etlllmch parties in

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ST PBTEBBBtiBO1 May n The presenceof Gen Pock at Port Arthur which wasannounced In yesterdays despatches wasnot previously known here It possiblyindicates that the garrison Is far strongerthan the Russians have admitted

Gen Pock commands the Fourth SiberianRifles numbering 10000 men If thesetroops Port Arthur the garrisonprobably numbers 30000 Such a largeforce will render the Investment of theplace very difficult unless the Japanese-are able to concentrate three times thatnumber

Tho rumor that the Japanese have cutoff Port Arthurs water supply in ridiculedThe chief supply is obtilnedby condensingsea water Only the Chinese residents usewelli

CORE AX CABIXET STAYS

B Command of the Emperor the MbiliterConsent to Remain In Ohio

FromTnt SUN Correspondent atiSeoiil-SFOCL May 12 The Cabinet Ministers

who in a fit of pique tendered their re-signations have consented at the cornmartd of the Emperor to retain their port

This action the serious-ness the political situation by givingthose the Japanese a prepon-derating Influenoe

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Report Trial the Jap Are to Dlifmburkat roil Attain

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COALITION HIM IBROOKLYN STfyEtipTIt-

EfiEDt Talking AboutNew Leadeler Say Its Not Hls AjmBltic-

t Should It Be ShfTlIn fcL uibln-Faroihter Littleton Been Capture

The DemocratiofacUonalflghtinBrool-lyn the main objectofof Senator P H McCarren aprimaries and his consequent downfall i

of Kings countyorganizallpi-is on in dead eamesf A pdworficombination backedup by Leader CharU

Tammany has now beeformed toput a quick end to WcCarrenpolitical reign which began i

Weeks beforetho last whenMcLaughlin refused to supportand Grout

It comprises McLaughlin his lie-vtehant Bird S anmost of the other merabersof Wl

street guard exSenatorJ Coffey who broKe with Mcliaughllfour years vago and his followers WardePatrick Hayes of the penitentiAryhits also ben at odds withfor time and otherlrifluentlal Demc

have been disgruntled by tlimanner In which McCarren distributethe political patronage when his relationwith Miirphy warn harmonious

Since war between Murphy and McCarWAS declared a couple of months

and Deputy Fire Commissioner WllllarDoyle was designated by Murphy as h

dispenser of the Brooklyn patronage sthings havn happened to linderrnIn-

he political props Of McCarren and lewiIda prestige His law partner Henry f

was iKiunced from the Depiit-olircCommlsslonershlpiindanantiMcCaren man Installed in his cotiol-if days ago Deputy WaterJymea another sbong McCarren partisanras removed and in a day or HO ranothpnan hostile to McCarren will be filling tlvacancyThe heads of four big depart

nents are thus at present In control awho will work all their energy ti

down the District Senator antIi assumed on all sides that before thi-

rimariee come around ten weeks tramif not all the commissioner

and deputy commissioners who persist ii

dherlng to the McCarren standard wll

ave shared the fate of HaggertyJyrnesImpartial political observers now admit

hat with all the patronage torn from hti

rasp McCarren la almost mireto incurefeat at the primaries unless meanwhileome unexpected political developmentccur If he should pull through with middds against him he will certainly havr0 be classed not only as the most populai

the most adroit resourceful statesBrooklyn hn ever produced

Commissioner ondII the other opponents of McCaran contend that tho Senators leadership

at an end and that even beforeprimaries come around ho will liavo

and decide that it woulde useless to put a contest exceptbly in his own Senatorial whichils foes are also planning a light

So were theIcCnrronltes yesterday that they could

him even a in the execuive committee within a week or HO atput that their conferences all hinged onhe question of the selection of a new

that the

from managementnd that he asmeritusMr Coler who hats been mentioned as

n aspirant for the leadership declaredtat all his recent activi

by no such motiveam opposed said to the leaderof and have been

working for lila retirement I want to seearmonv in county or

It is time enough for Intallatlon of a new this is

about and the executive coman opportunity to look carefully

In some highly Influential It Isthat will eventually be

Ir McLaughlin had him in training duringlast of hl own

Meanwhile Mr willcontinue to be recognized aa the dispenser

f the ancommittee composed in addititm

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Dcond Assembly district Thomas Rarrell of thef the Twelfth and Assemblyman Kehoe-f the NinthIt Is said that the antlMcCarren combina-on has received positive assurance from-Ir Murphy that not and never haseen any onthe part ofj ansail the autonomy of Brooklyn

hisr perfect harmony of action between

Tliere was a night that formerCommissioner Shea the

in the Seventeenth district might-et the Deputy Waterut Mr that the selection of

had notJust what stand Comptroller Edward

1 Grout III going toolltical in Brooklyn is causingjnslderable speculation He has

classed as a of McCarrenIs doubted if he will now take a hand

i the factional clash The antiMcCrmites were last thatad captured Borough President Martinr

FIRED FttOX RED CROSS TRAIN

apanete Version of Their Attack on theCari RDHlani Started It

WASHiNOTpN May 12 policeto the State Department the

ussian Government has made a formalrotest to the Japanese Government against10 alleged action of Japanese troops Inring on a Rod Cross train carrying Russian

ounded north from Port Arthur after theipanese landed at PitsewoThe protest was laid before the Japaneseovernment by the French Minister1 atokloThe following cable received at the Japane legation from Toklo sets forth the ciriimstances upon which was based the Rutan charge that one of their Red Crosssins was fired upon by the Japanese-It Is said in a Russian official report

ut a detachment of Japanese Infantrycaupying a position about three milesom Pu Len Tlen on May A fired upon asin which was proceeding northward-om Port Arthur paying no attention toie Red Cross flag which it wasnd killed several Invalidedn board

According to a report received by theapanene military authorities when theipanese detachment approached Pu Lenien on May 8 ft train without the speciallarks by the Cross reguln-

orm WBJ seen proceeding northward fromArthur As soon as It came

the detachment soldiers onardthe train fired on the Japanese and

ie latter returned the fireThe train then suddenly anti-

C Red Cross flag waswm the Japthetw stopped fIring and proeded an lnveetliatlonbutbeforat could be donethe train started up andraped

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soldiers remalhlng inarid only guns r

In the forts The larger piecesordnance have boon removed to

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will hand over to China Ct-

Muntho the European military adviserYuan Shih Kal of Chili andmander In chief of the Chinese Army blog there ready to accept It and that tlRussians wilt remain only until the Chlnotroops arrive to looting The resIonic of Newohwang describe theof the RiiHHlans as excellentT-

xNDONi May 12A clespatoh tosays that the townis In

perfectly orderly condition No troublefighting Is expected In the vicinity Conmunlcatlon with Port Arthur has betcutoff

IxjNDON May 13 The position In trneighborhood of Newchwang In obscuriThe Petersburg of tli

Standard reports that the Japanese aito occupy that place

to the Nowchwnng rorn-apondentof tho Daily Vail numerous hodif-

of Russian cavalry and Infantry liavu hrn

disposed In the vloinlly of the townthe purpose of harassing If not nrrestlnthe overland movement of the Japanese

rite nature of the country Is favorablto such an object which If fviorrssful wi

give Koiiropatkln tlmo tp strengthhis position at Iiaoyan-

gSY roar AnTtirit ts err OFThe Upanetir Deny Tlmt Comnmnleatlo

lies Hern Restoredfifittlal rnblr pMpnfriM to Sex

TOKIO Maythat Port Arthu

has been restored I officially domed herSHAKHAIKWAK May l2There Is

rumor here that fighting going on soulof Xewrhwan-

gCniTMISEfi STlDEST EDITORS

Pror Vincent flunks Their Items Wee

Too Hlhillar to Poor Storlen In Real PipersCHICAnO May George K Vii

rent of the University of Chicago ex-

pressed himself as well pleasework of his students In preparln

copy for the dally newspaper-I feel sure Dr that

BttldenU learned more about newspaperway are made from ex

of yesterday than they coulhove been a timean adequate idea or how much workIt to prepare the material needed hono one day and just howskill nnd ability energy must be oxendcd out one issue of a bi

criticism I have to offerwork is that it lacked originality Most

f the stories were too pooltories In real newspapers Our reportertad a very

expressed J

OIIOXER IH i THitKATEXED

Iii Talk or falllnie Witnesses AgainstDoctor Provokes Women

PllliaDKtPHlA Pa May 12 Followlnj-oroncr Dugons Intimation that ho would

ummon of the women patients or Appel tho loner tx

ourt as oftlclol has l ee-ehlged with letters from women who were

by the physician Seven oftters with violenc

hould he call the writers to testify anchue subject them to exposure

The Is BO he is cen-tering the advisability of having a de

protect are alof one shower

feelings toward Coroner infornitim that no would be dead within an hour

f he dared compel her to tell in open courtexperience Dr Appel

IECOVERI FROM DROKKX SPINE

Patient Was JO Years Old Also HTwo Ribs Broken

WASHIKOTOK May 12 A remarknbk-covery from a broken spine especially

i view of the agoof tho is rcportec-t tho Emergency Hospital here Janice

a 70 oldran caught between two trolley cars oreb 15 and had two ribsroken That It was a genuine

ittle hope was held for athe continued to improve

aa discharged a few days not combut to walk

FFICIALS IXSPECT THEIR FURhen Proclaim It Finished and the Greatest

how Ttiat Ever lluppenrdST Louis May 12 Tim worlds fair

fUciulH this afternoon inspected everyt i

the following statementn made public

The national commission officers antiboard of lady

nd the foreign andloners have completed a five hoursaur of of exhibitalucort to announce to thoublic that the exhibits are installed In all

xlilliit andpilots collection of tho accomplishmentsf over

TMIKM ROXIXtf GOSSII

Ian Important BontB on the Tapli Walcoils Deal at San rranelico DiscussedThe week just passed linn prolific-

i the way of boxing Withxccptlon of the contest between luck floot

Ueoree Gunlnrr at ChIcago no Importantwas decided However the match

lakcra have not been Idle a numberf good bouts have been arranged One in

Is between hits fiiihlln nnd Marvinart AicordltiK to Hilly Madden they-re to box at Raltlmore on Miiy SO timid the-O to bo twelve rounds of fifteen-s originally Althoiieh Muddeu

be If this romhat were forwenly rounds 1m thinks that Huhlln will

10 able clriirly to show life superiority jrore the end of the struggletat there will not bo nuiuh difference Inho of lie men as Ruhlln weighs05 pounds to hurts thesegores nre eorrert this Loulnvllle

tat dcvelotiinc lute u really heavyfeliht-Thore Is another proposed null whichmet not IH the 20

round contest bcttteen Arthur Cripps antiommy Kjan at Cnlma Cal on 10

has had two In thisountry ho hiss many think concealed

form lInt have to beie t Ryan Whatever may have

said methods It cannot

Is business too but whether he Is ns f Ht

clever as remains to he seen TheUKtrallan champion can which U aIe feather In his and what Is moren Is came So the fight bids fnir to be A

etlc treat

to Rloek Atwonrts Penalties KeliemrDANBURY Conn May 12 Oov Chamirlain has been asked to rail a specialsslon of the legislature to repeal thew under which D Preston of

hall brought many suits to reiver penalties from executors and art

estates who have railed tolo Inventories

l rry DrlinonrnWatrli ReekWhisperIng Larry IWmours watch

hlrh was stolen from himon a rond-

ventioelevated train while hpyraa returningom the raoeti at Morris park beau

Whispering Lartr got itlekhad been pawned for 1125

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riltif at kDlnner Here Sa itlieaima-of lilt AUopted Territory l Wi

and That All That H Needed XJp Theta More1 People and

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Traniportail-

pt John Green Brady of Alaskaspending a few In New York alast was the guest ofhonora Martin The hotof the evening wore A J StewartHelm and F M Brndshawv BesjdC-

iov1 Brady there wasvlted guests among WHeyburn United States Senator froIdaho Thomas 8 Knowles of Juneand Janilllarly tb young

in Alaska only 72

Mayor ofDelegate from Alaska

On the wall back of Cloy chather ft largo map of whitthe VObvorVior frequently referredhe epoko In responno the toast towhifjh the assembled company drank stancng He said

Senator Seward was thin greatest expaiBionlt this everMrunuri nunfuture greatness of States thn

of Illsit has be n said ho bought Meal

of pimply as an expressiontnrioto country forfthipito us war Yetas far bar-ns In H speech In Fit Paul he

I w e In Northwest RussianrJUIIUlIlK INVJ

ions Let Rnwlans KO ahead and bullfor are only building them for the UniteStates In

Well when Ahtka was bought there wasten box

splendid country was called People salwe want Territory They sallllvo Russia her bu

for heavens sake dont load us with Alaskflive It to else

Now the faUn Impression by thoccomments nnd clung to thasplendid Territory ever shore As to th

on the and alone the sea-

shore it IH than the climate of NeiYork and New England

Thin river valleys are a bigdegree Stock Is verrapidly developing In the morn northerpart reindeer moss grpws

Thero Is ono woolen up there who has a herof 500 rnlridecr and shin haM become wealthIn them Last year she sold tamereindeer to miners for as as a heat

Last the Income from the salmon nnn-

nlnif Industry was ancthe war started

of has Increased 100 perwill result In B Increase this

Alaska I feel as thoughwere preaching the gospel of hope Cornanti us We us long t

live so conic and us the grearesources that are to therehave made my home there I married titerand have a ninth of children therennd I my cup of happiness I

about IIH full M that or manWhat vo want Is people We have go

everything else with all thethere are people will not cant

thorn must be some reason for it Thorire the old take notions for one thing antthen there l undoubtedly great lack of transnortatlon It ns as a dollar i-

Dound to transport freight all that wilchange When the people corn

than got to change those who are

ewnrd ot vastly advancing values

GOVLDS GO TO TIlE CATSKILLS

In Gould Still Inrtlspocrd rtmlly HllSail for Europe In June

LAKEWOOD N J May 12 Mr and Mrsreorge J Gould left today for Furxigh Lodge their summer home hi thelatekills Mrs Gould is not well and therip to the mountains Is made thusn the season or her benefit her

ludden illness in Now YorkIrs Gould has not regained

spIcily as expected She has been confinedo her room most of the time since sIR

to Georgian CourtLast week she planned to attend the open

horse show at the Club As ahras to leave to driveo she was attached with axndlspositlon which confined her

for two daysphysician has prescribed a trip

broad and Mr Gould and the childrento accompany her They will sail th

bird week June according to presentilans

POMCENAX SHOT DEAD

itsallant Is Supposed to Be an ArmDeserter Whm McCrath ArrestBORUNOTON Xl May man who i

upposed to be a deserter from Fort EtnaLllen shot and killed Policeman Jame

McGrath tonight McGrath was 01in the lumber yards and at

30 oclock was seen leaving theretranger Tho two stopped at Mainlatter and after a ftw minutes

man drew a revolvernd fired four times three of the bullets

lodging In McOraths bodyAfter the fourth shot the murderer ran

o the lumber yards and disappearedLlthough several persons saw the shooting

one of thorn followed the manMcGrath died on tho way to the hospital

Many soldiers have deserted from Fortthan Allen during the last few days and

murderer IH believed to be one who hadeon arrested by McGrath The policelave not yet found the murderer but sayhey have a clue to his Identity

MET THE THIEF LEAVIXG

ThrooBh the Street for a MenWho Says That He an Amateur

Joseph Sanford got Into the furnishedoom house at 152 East Fortyseventhtreat yesterday afternoon He went tohe third floor room of Peter Kerrigan andtacked up the latters best clothes In a suit

j plcki ng lip also what jewelry he couldInd The burglar then made his way tolie second floor and got in a room occupied

Alice Roach a stenographer ThreeIlk dresses end a number ofowelry of small value were token by

who started to the basetent door through had

On the bumped intoIterllng who has house a

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TVInetentli ofNEW ORLEANS May movement

against the negro schools that o

Gov Vardaman of beetinaugurated in Louisiana by the Hon TSpence Smith member of the Leglslatun

Mr Smith has introduced a bill in thiLouisiana Legislature providing for adivision of taxes theraces alt the school taxes paid by negroeigoing toward negroet

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for the education orThis is the Vardaman plan which if

would close of the negrcin the State

FarmerCrazed by Grip Hangs Himself

DUNKIRK N V May 12 Albert Kitcomb a prosperous farmer of NorthClymer Chautauqua county committedsuicide this morning hanging himselffrom a tree a from whilesuffering from mental derangement caused

a severe attack of He was care-fully watched but managed to escape front

nurse and ran to He wasdead when found Ho was 48 years old

Coal Miners Take a Day Off

WILKESBARBE May 12 Most of theanthracite were shut down todaybecause quit toattendAscension As usual theysave no notice of their Intention and

been for the experience of formeryears the operators sufferedmore or loss It was several mineswere ready to operate and had to

Smallpox In a hospItalELIZABETH N J May 12 The Alex

Ian Hospital here was quarantined todaybecause a case of smallpox has developed-in one of thoold He to the hospital afew He was atWorthington Pump Works the employeesof probably have tovaccination

Admiral Inspect Dismal Swamp CanalNORFOLK Va 12 Bear Admiral

Henry C Taylor of the Bureau ofNavigation with Rear Admiral HarringtonCommandant of this naval station wentthrough the canal to the Dismal Swamptoday It is understood thatof bureau wished to get an idea ofthe availability the Dismalfor the passage boats and smallercraft

Mr Dewltt ReleasedDELHI N Y May 12 Mrs Dewitt of

Sidney N Y with the murder-of her discharged fromcustody the Grand noIndictment against her

Aycr Fltr Randolph

PLAIxmtP K J May 12 Mlsn BwiyFits Itandolph daughter of Mr todNathaniel Kite of Bellevua

avenue and super-intendent of the American Locomotive

nt Allegheny Pa thisMiss Kvallna Dubois Ilcnton of this was

of honor nnrttho MissJoilpo Ayers of Vnterlr H I sister ofbridegroom Ml t Alberta Irwin ofMiss Clara Babcock of SpringfieldMace Minn Katharine

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end Alonxo Ureen took place onat tha horns of the brides parentsMr William H Sward of N JRewards only was her

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Bedroom Furniture in white birdeye maple curly

Brass and WhiteEnameled Bedsteads innewest patterns

Furniture In mahogany andall finishes In oakWeathered Fumed Ac with Tables

Chairs China Gosetato match

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61 63 65 West 23d StreetSTUDENTS CELEBRATE

Parade sari Banquet Over the Strotor ofAgricultural Building Hill

ITHACA May student ofCornell agricultural college held abratlon tonight to ooramemoratepassing of the StewartMonroe bill whichgives to Cornell 250000 for the erectionand maintenance of a npw agriculturalbuilding A parade nearly half a mile inlength was held made up of floats sadexhibits the science of agri-culture The university artilleryi corps

a Governors salute of seventeenfor Oov Odell who made the

law with his signature Immediately

on the and tlreworkH set off whilethe whIstles of nil the city factoriesand the chimes in the tower of the

Cornell airsThe celebration wound up in the armory

with a banquet In honor of theof the menu consistedof oh the university

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agriculture Speaker Nixon ofStewart and Malby

and Assemblyman Monroet

DECISION AGAl8t Tgf B O-

Ddorlmtnatlon In Charge on Coal DCto Be XJnlawfnlMay The Intorttet

Commerce CommissIon today rendered anopinion sustaining the charges made againstthe Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Companyby the Gltxte Coal of

of discrimination against it and In

cars at exacting acommission nnda that the acts complained-of are unlawful and that thepany Is entitled to reparation

WrItes HI WJfe That He bOrown Himself and

BINOHAMTOK N V May WilUaup-Eayner HalUtead a railroad man wot to-Owego laat night wrote a letter to his wifsaying he was going to drown

other note that he iatnthe river at ao Before left beanhe drew 78 his month He wotmoney orderfor M to hU wife from

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