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fi PANIC-STRUCK JAPANESE FLEE rsp Non- Combatants Hasten to Vacate the Russian Capital* CONSTERNATION prevails Russain Army Moves to Take North Kara-Czar's Answer to Note of Jy pan is in Coarse of Transit. «fhe Japanese are flying panic stricken cables 4he Vladivostok cor resp 0 n d ent of The Novoe Vremya (St. Petersburg), •. and Japanese storekeep are sacrificing all their posses f -e in their haste to escape to Ja cjons selling for pan. Cases e.f oranges are five cents and furniture is being liter ally S iven away ‘ They are practically their .. . . hurry to ruining themselves «n get away before the outbreak of war. “Over « thousand Japanese girls embarked for Japan yesterday and three other steamers are on the point of sailing for Japan with Japanese families, including many who left the Nikolskoye and Ussuri regions on Wednesday last. A S4. Petersburg special says: As reported the draft of the Russian re sponse, tentatively approved by the czar., -was telegraphed to General Al iexeff. The document follows the course of its predecessors, Tire vioe roy will have an opportunity to exam ine the phras<eology and return any ob jections he may have before receiv m final instructions to deliver the re ply .to Barer DeRosen, Russian Minis ter at Tokio, for presentation to Ba ton K.omur&, Japanese foreign in!nis ter. While the contents of the response are naturally guarded they are known toTein a conciliatory spirit and form, and to contain what are regarded as important concessions, although main [ ' taming Russia’s main points former covering position Man- on some of the ciruria aiia Korea. The news that the note had been sent to Viceroy Alexieff became public in St. Petersburg Friday morn teg, and caused an increase of anxiety over the future. On the bouTse this war, reflected by a further fall in The price of securities. The announcement also created a stir among the members of the diplomatic corns, and there “was much activity and conferring. All Ships in Comrnissicn. AI! the ships of the Russian Racihc ■squadron which have been held in re serve are now in full commission. The regiments of tho Third East Si berian rifle brigade, which recently'left Port Arthur, are taking temporary sta lions along the Chinese railroad. The Port Arthur garrison has been strengthened by- the arrival there of tin Seventh brigade of conscripts, wflio have recently been going through a short course of training. Stores of provisions and rcoal are tying accumulated, and all the neces sary military works are being actively pushed forward. Both ’the army and navy are in -ex cellent condition, and everything is ready for an emergency, hut all are \ patiently awaiting the outcome of the |2 negotiations. Russian s to Seize North Ktyrea. A dispatch to the Central News Agsncy (London) from Tokio says the newspapers there publish telegrams saying that 20.000 Russian troops tyen concentrated in the Yaln Valley T lth the probabte intention of sei-zitig B orth Korea. h is ad bed that hope of maintaining Wa«e hp/5 been abandoned. While the i ,p 5rimism in London diplomatic cir (:lp s is shaned on the stock exchange at, fi reflected by th-e attitude of th-e Principal business houses, there is a Potable dearth of news on v/hich it i* Possible to prophesy. The Japanese Ration offi-cials confess they are Pessimistic regarding lire ultimate re Sult of ihe negotiations -and point out *^ a t Japan is merely waiting on Rus s ’ a The whole situatiem, they add. - Spends on the nature of Russia’s re Ply. SUGGESHON OF DEWEY PARtMOUMT. ava l Committee Heeds Hero of Manilla in Preference to the General Board. Admiral Dewey’s suggestion in favor of hea vy fighting ships for the navy ■mailed Thtinsday with the house ^mmittee on n-aval auairs over the tee oimmendation of the general board. u ^mitted by Secretary M.oody. 510 naval appropriatioo bill was c 0n ‘Pleted by the after Bearing committee 3 carries granted by Admiral Dewey. II ? 95 an aggregate appropriation oi - 000 , 000 ,^ . e ships authorized are one two armored cruisers, three scout Risers a ud two squadron colliers. ■ a: MW'-wtey ea Get Off *!?sy. They were talL ug about the recent robL&ties in tho lieutenant’s room at the Fairmonnt avenue station, and Tieaton said it was remarkable that j none of the rascals was run down. I Magistrate Scott said, when his turn came ’round: “It was worse than this twenty years ago. I remember a time ■when it wasn’t safe to cross the Schuylkill j after dark. Hold-ups were of nightly ; occurrence and men went armed or i stayed at home. They used to tell a story of a man crossing the Walnut street bridge at midnight who was beset by three highwaymen. He fought them tooth and nail and when at last they overpowered him they were bleeding, their clothes torn, and they were all bat total wrecks. “Their victim was an Irishman, and when they had him down and bound his tongue was still free, and he be rated them roundly. All this time they were T&rning his pockets inside out and wfcn the joJb was done they found just 15 cents. e. * Great Scott!’ txclaimed one of the robbers. ‘To’feink we’ve had all this row tor a nickel apiece?’ ‘Shut up, you if'diot!’ said the lead- 1 er. ‘If he fougtit like that for fif- ! teen cents, he’d Have killed every one ■of us 'f£ he’d happened tc> have had sa quarter!’'’—Philadelphia Press. HER FIRST BEAU. He alv/ays had been «'»ld and sti2, Nor love’s great passion felt; But V'hen he saw the pretty miad HiK-frigid air would aaelt She w’on his. heart by fctndly acts. With merry jests and quips. And with her own fair hand placed - F. pipe between fcfc lips. Beneath Ixer window he would'Stand And brave the midnight breeae. And then one sunny afternoon He got upon his knees. Sn vain he begged Kmbvace or kiss, For fate she said him nay; -So. wasted by his hopeless love, -The snow man passed away. -—New York'Suru ; EASILY BELIEVED. j “Many have said that if Lengfeilow ■ were living to-day he could not sell his poems, ’ * remarked the gM with ;the book. ‘Tm sure of it'ty replied the amateur : poet. “Why, I haven’t been able to sell mine.”—Philadelphia Record. - A WOMAN’S MISERY. Mrs. John LnTiue, of 115 B.iterson 'Avenue, Paters«u N. J., says: “I was . troubled for about nine years, and what - I suf r-c, fered, uo one y will ever im know. I used about every known reme ~ dy that is said to be good for W ” kidney com plaimt, but If without deriv- 1 tfc-m ill •y $3 W ingl'&ai relief. Often iinent k • m B when alone in ^___ the. house the feeck ache has Jaar-en so LuKl that it brought tears to my eyes. The pain at times was so intense, that I w:as compelled to.,give up my household duties and lie dow n. There wer-e.Yead a ethos, dizziness ;tnd. blood rushipg to my head to cause bleeding at the .nose. The first box ofDoan’s Kidney Bills benefited me so much that I eontfeiued the treatment. Tile-stinging pain in the-> small of my 'hack, the rushes of blood to the head ajud,other symptoms j disappeared, Doan’s Kidney sale by mil Piiis.for dealers. 50 cents {>er box. Fostor Milbucn Co., Buffakj, :N. Y. ■SAVING LAUNDRY BILLS. “Bom-e of the great. poets used to jsot their inspirations i.down on then cuffs.” said the cailer. “That ..! cannot do,”’ ?s&i;d the garret hard sadly. “Is memory so inoor. .>> your “No, I don’t wear cu.fcv” FREE STUART’S CSHVi and BUCHU To who suCer.or to tire frioncLs of those who suffer with Kidney. 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Geas'jS i.g $ * * t t * r HLe&icdl Talk. fv r * * <* o J ..................win——j,...... i l-- 5 I A GRIPPE i? epidemic catarrh. Jt 1 spares no class or nationality. The -euL tured and The ignorant, the aristocrat and the pauper, the masses and the classes are empt—tali alike subject liable. to la grippe. None are <ex are grip Have you yem? the (Grip grip? is Or. well rather, named. has The the original got EsenCh la grippe, has been The lierin, read shortened bv busy American t© ! i word “grip.” has Without beerves med intending that exactly to do && describes a new I the case. As if some hideous giant with Cotton Gin J | ^ l ■m • V .■ If* A > ¥k* b.« l*rijE:rrri‘*'1 j 1 -v; i 1 4 -mr- . - j | (||| 4 HI i.ty | | . > *. PRATT. j WINSHIP. EAGLE. we waxe i*e most complete Une oi toncern in tile world. We also make ENGINES and LINTERS tor OIL MILLS. Vic sell everything needed about a Cotton Write for Illustrated Catalogue. 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Use time. Sold by dnwiats. consumM MM which left my nerves in a prostrated attack of Then 1 had another grippe which left me worse. I had tried good physicians, but all in vain. I Peruna a trial. In a short time I waa better, and now 1 am as well as any Fred Weinberger. lion. James Ji. Gui!l, of Omaha. Hon. James R. Guill is one of the oldest most esteemed men of Omaha, Neb. lias done much to make it what it is, on public boards a number of He endorses Peruna in the follow* words: “I am 08 years old, am hale and hearty, Peruna has helped me attain it. Two ago I had !a grippe—my life was de of. Peruna saved me.”—J. R A Relative of Abraham Lincoln. Mr. Filas S. Lincoln, who resides at 913 I N. W., Washington, 1). (J., has the of being third cousin to Abraham. He writes: “i had la grippe five times before using medicine. Four years ago 1 began use of Peruna, since which time 1 have been troubled with that disease. I now do as much work at my desk as I could in my life, weight.” l have gained Lincoln. more ten pounds in S. S. Xot Only Cured La < ’ irippe But licnejited the Whole System. Miss Alice M. Dressier,* 1313 N. Bryan* Minneapolis, Minn., writes: “Last spring 1 suffered from la grippe was partially cured, but the bad after remained through the summet, and I did not get strong as 1 was be One of my college friends wno was me asked me to try Peruna and A so, and found it all and more than I. expected. It not only cured me of the ,atarrh, but restored me to perfect health, built up the entire system ahd brought a. happy ieeling of buoyancy which 1 hail not for years.”—Alice M. Dressier. An Actress’ Testimonial .* Miss Jean Cowgill. Griswold leading Opera lady House, Troy, N. \ is the w ith the Aubrey Stock Co. She writes the following: "During the winter of „ 1901 T ! sut- , past weeks from at fered for several a serious severe tack of grippe, which leit a ca tarrhal condition of the throat ana head. "Some one suggested Peruna. As a last resort, after wasting much time and money mi physicians, 1 tried the remedy faith fully., and in a few : weeks was as well aa ever. Jean Cowgill. A Southern Judge Cured. Judge Horatio J. Goss, Hartwell, Ga., writes: had “Some five or six years ago 1. a very severe spell of grippe, which left me with systemic catarrh. A friend advised me to try your Peruna, which L did, and was im in i jdiately benefited and cured. The third bottle completed the cure.”—11. J. Goss. 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