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a . \But Port Arthur moves to be 'a dis- appointmentpnrter millions have been |\ d 14 . 'Laepent in fortifylngjt and in' developing its. harbor. ° once. Russia must go :| further South 'in search of 'the bort '] ahe needs. Corer alone furnishes it. tC land: hence Russia has been crowding ent call Sen. 8250 rfi‘gau Hon fa. sist. ~ Seneca. , 4. ll. 'at. the Poutomco nt‘ : befall—club matter, to prove the Governor a lHar.? aps the 'Courler meant factions tispoke of the Chautauqua Coun-, as \facetious.\ - Really it's no \take that the Mather t wheel bridge scheme is up And this was to be a 'happy year! . 2x , ‘ put the United States Steel corpor- : Of a thorough.business basis may ery good thing for the steel busi- at. Sani Domingo néeds is a merger pplied 46 her revolutions. Plenty *5¢ mericann tan be found to promote It, for a consideration 22 ‘The red banana is fast coming Into iar et again. It makes the old men ef~like boys again gas they think of ancient tnvorites. . . Perhaps the steel business is on A _nound basis at last and that is not a bad idea. Buffalo is particularly Inter- * eated in that direction. 'It will not be long before men will \begin to talk of the likeness between ~~ ''Theodorée Roosevelt and Andrew Jack- Faun in resistless popular strength. There would have been no Chicago horror If there had been proper inspec- tlon of the theater and ordinary pre- , cautions for safety. Bo much is clear. _. -When the New York Tribune booms - Judge Parker; and says he made the \State Democratic In 1897, it ought to be r enough ta mention the fluke that made it possible. The Platt-Odel! struggle will be more lively when the various local 'dlenders give up trying to demon- “strateethnt they are equally loyal to both chiets.-Express. This must mean-but let us not be .- personal. 'These are hard enough times for some poor politicians who stand be- * «ween love and duty, and appear to be >. having as hard a time as Zekel, who Htood m spell on one foot fust. “Then st od a spell on t'other; And on which one he felt the wust Ho couldn't ha' told yo, nuther.\ MAKE ASSURANCE DOUBLY SURE. It seems certain, from the prompt ac- «.~ Hon of the Chicago authorities that the - othor theaters in that city will be made '~ gafe against such a calamity as that ' Which destroyed the Iroquois on ~ Wednesday afternoon. In New York, too prompt action has been taken on the Chicago warning. \I will make _. New York theaters safe,\ says Fire *'\Commiksloner Hayes, and he is pro- eding in figorous fashion to do it. t is Buffalo doling? The NEWS has no desire to work up ; Feeling of alarm in this city. A can- ©; Fhss of Buffalo theaters was made on “Sthhrsday fnd the assurances of the ~ Managers of each were printed in the . fes@ue with the report of the awful ‘f calamity In Chicago. From 'what the say It is manifest that pre- ons have been taken against the pal Clements of dauger shown in ilcago disaster. But the public to-strougly assured that all # careful in every detail t &re #0 free that in case ere need be no rush and over the line into Corea and is appar- ently ready to fight for possession of such part of the country as will fur- - [Hiah \the \Aecess to the sea that 4s so much desired. - * On the other hand the planting of \the Russian power on the shore oppo- | site the nearby coasts of Japin means [danger. of the most serious kind to the Island Kingdom, for there is no limit short of the earth Itself to Rus: san rapacity, nor any means of getting its desires gratified that Russia is not willing to employ. Japan realizes that. she isnforced to choose between unltimate eutlnction or security established now. Every year strengthens the position of Russia in. Asia and the longer the struggle is post- poned the greater the risk of defeat to Japan. The sympathies of the civilized world are with her even though one or two governments may side with Russia out of regard for their own in- terests. . . s . MAYBE A 8UN-SPOT, N It is the New York Sun which is re sponsible for the statement that Gov. Odell, after calling on Senator. Platt at the Fifth Avenue Hotel on Thursday afternoon, made the announcément: within one minuto from the time he left the Senator's door that \Dunn is to E01\ , 'The Sun 4s also authority for the statement that when the news'was car- Trled to Senator Platt he déclared: \The statement is preposterous!\ Perhaps the Senator did not know .to whom the Governor had made the :\*preposterous\ statement or he might [have treatéd it more tenderly, for of 'course everybody knows that what you see in theBun is so, and also that the Sun is almost but not quite as deep im the confidence of the Governor as the Newburgh News, which has the re- sponsibility thrust: upon .it of, being published within rifle shot of the Gov- ernor's home. Certainly if Gov., Odell said anything to the Sun on that mo- meéntobs® occasion. it must have been out of the fulness of his heart. That is how he feels'inclined to address the Sun in these days. C But when the andouncement he marke Is clphered down-\reduced to ts low st terms,\ as some executive | statements are wont to be treated now and then (for example the famous compound interest canal message and the prediction of a mysterious saving There is talk of delegntes-at-large to Chicigo'in the same connection, and the Buffalo pilgrims are chanting, a In 'Pannhaueser, that Dunn is not to be 'f of the big four, but that ex-Gov. Frank 8B. Black is to take his place there, and one view that found expression yes- terday was that such an arrangement was a \compromise bfiérzecn the Sen- ator and Governor who oroughly un- derstand each other,\ according to the same pligrims. Now could the Gover- nor have meant to tell the beloved Sun that Dunn was \to go\ to Chicago? \ Let us hope pot. The going of Mr. Dunn should be from the office of chairman of the State: Commiftec, where his antlheanal record and pre- possessions are a handicap to the pit- ty. It is to be wished that the Gover- nor could have been a little explicit as to where and when Mr. Dunn was to | go. But light is given in small quanti- ties in these days and one must needs be a Daniel to read the handwriting on the wall, even in the broad glare of the Sun . SULLY A PUBLIC ENEMY. Mr. Daniel J. Sully has the reputa- tion of heading what is ealled the hull movement in cotton. He is sald to have succeeded in making a corner in that staple and in carrying the price to s Higher point than has been known in 25 years. This is for the purpose of making a great profit by selling at a large advance over his purchasing price of the raw material. To crown his achievement, which appears to be on the whole successful in spite 'of a recent drive in cotton, Mr. Sully pro- poses to establish a fund of $250,000 as an educattonal scheme to persuade the world of the virtne of 14-cent cotton. It seems to us that the true way to look at Mr. Daniel J. Sully, and all his {kind, is as apubitceriemy. To pretend (t tint the natural taws of trade are pro- Ito be faken too HterAliy for a true re- Tof\the citizens over the situation as it of $40,000,000) 1t may mean something | {different from what the Sun assumes. | why? the fire is ov’er 19 Chicago theaters ' have been ordered closed because they} i | nave no asbestos curtains., A Theater aid mot burn. | the-people did,; but they were compar~ The Irg- Some of atively few, the rest. being 'yictims of a gas explosion and of the wild and ifsang rush whichis gure . 'to come when <the \sudden danger point. Is reached, Many were found sitting in 'their seats facing the stage, 'dead. What the Coroner's jury in Chicago néeds§ to get 'nt Is not how it happened that the people couldn't get out 'but how it was possible for that, fire to spread to roach the gas tanks and why the more 'there. - A crowd that is frightened is always dangerous and when It starts to go oné way whether in a theater or in the open, many will be Killed. or hurt. 'It is ridiculous to say that any theater or place where people are seated in rows is \safe.\ If the whole back of the Iroquois Theater had been open and clefir there would have been many killed and maimed, once the rush \be- gan. - 00, - DpOES NOT BUIT NEW YORK. < It is unjust to New York-City to con- tend that it prefers a Tammany ad- ministration to i decent one. While every 'one concedes that a city is like- ly to have such government 'as it: chooses for itself, yet it is equally | true that the volce of the electors is not port of public sentiment. It is gener-, ally agreed, for instance, that Mayor Low was defeated for re-election owing to the rigorous manner in which he \enforced the excise law, particularly as the' method of enforcement was be- lieved to be contrary to that which he promised when a candidate for his election. Men will go far sometimes in oppos!- tion 'to interference to what they regard as their natural privileges, but in so doing they certainly seldom in- tend to go to the other extreme and adopt a course of such misgovernment as qglways attends Tammany control. It is absurd to contend that the major- ity of the citizens of New York prefer such a set of officials as Mayor McClel- lan has already announced, to the mén whom they succeed. 'To contend that this is truo is to argue that the citizens of New York have lost intelligence. regard for their property and personal“ interests, an; pride in their city.. It cannot bo true that Tammany suits New York and the list of appointments given out by the new Mayor tends but to show the deep disgust of the majority develops. 2 This makes the 'steenth time within a week that the BUFFALO NEWS has rehearsed that the Gov- ernor \himself declares that he is Senator Platt's lieutenant.\ Ap- pears to be trying to convince itself about something. -Néwburgh News. Yes, It is the 'steénth time. Cause} It takes 'steen 'steen repetitions or more to convince the Governor's pre- tended organ that the Governor means what he says. If Russia and Japan éo too farm the worst feature of it to outsiders is the problem of names of leaders. Perhaps a name commission may be organized for the emergency. The Bt. Louis Globe-Democrat shows its fear of. Gorman as a candidate by reasoning that he is not to be for- given for the \crime of 1894,\ when he was party to the readjustment of the Wilson tariff hbiil. Our St. Louls con- temporary forgets that the party of Gorman wiil forgive and forget any- thing in any man if he has otherwise a chance to win., oer mgm Did you deck yourself with resolu- tions as a garment? And how many thicknesses of them have you to peel off? No true Amerfjcan gets pakt the first day of the year without \resolut- ing.\ war A dozen times in ten days Gov. Odell has professed his friendliness to Senator Platt, and as many times the Newburgh News, the Governor's \home organ,\ ! has referred to the Senator jn ferms of | hatred and contempt. Why? 1 Missouri is pushing the candidacy of Senator Cockrell for the Demogratic might put on a good face by bhoking Folk. He has at least a national repu- tation for courage and abllity,. All concur in the opinion that Frau ried. But the gentleman produces \Par- Httle money out of the drama. It is positively unkind in any news-] paper to Insist that there is a state of war in the Republican party in this | State. Do fot all the pligrims deciare | thgt It is Impossible and they are most mentionazely disposed to each other: than ever? a It is rather ourious to note that new“ c - | praga the Order of St. +-Chinese, - the Central-Asian-pulors, -or nomination to the Presidency when she |, Wagner does Herr Con-i gifal,\ just as if the lady were deiightedi ' to have another than herself make a}: at 60 revolutidnnty the more un- WVhild, Kindness there in- all its gentleness. R I8 led and guided by a heavenly: power. I- But. from thin.f scene of sledness and ot h 8 Chntlk ad. largely ute a . bring abou?Kin Alexan. witn the Seat of the liikfated with the obje 4 monarch's lull?) 'with the Princess - OS' Sc numburquippe. with whom a match [had 'been arranged for him, Then, too, it was Charlkoff who. induced the Czar to act by proxy as sponsor at the marriage | ceremony, fnd to. confer upon _ Queen Gather no. Ho was Jnistructed to ~depart from Belgrade on leave of absence some three months ago, putting the affairs of the legation - th charge of a gecretary, and now retires into private life. R Although King Peter is a hi’other-in-law of Queen Helena and of King Victor Em- manuel, the Itailan Minister at Belgrade man and Austrian envoys havé also left Bervia. Even the Turkish Minister has 'been withdrawn in token of the Sultan's \disapproval of King Peter's refusal to dis- Associate himself from the assasins of his predecessor, and the Bervign government ostracised by every European government, - is now \faute de moux' the Macedonian ‘revolutlonary leaders. Under the circumstances It is to say the. least strange that the United 'Btates should have chosen just at this time to rPesume diplomatic relations 'with King eter In lhe event of war breaking out be- tween Japan and Russgla the former coun- try la likely top' witness the influx of a large number of American and European soldiers of fortune -deslrous of placing their, swords at the disposal of the Mikado, In fact quite a number of former officers from this country, from England, from Italy and from Germany, have alrendfi arrived at Toklo for the purpose of seeking ser- vice under the Japanese fag. 'It wouldvbe well under the circum- stances, have some definite under- standing with the Russian Government as to the treatment to be mccorded to Americans and Europeans who may fall Into their hands while fighting for the Japanese, As a general rule white men who-ara captured while boaring arms with Aslatics or with the 'more. or less bar- barous races of Africa against European 'and Christian governments are regarded ng. renegades, beyond the pale of civiliza- tlon, with no rights to treatment as or- dingry prisoners of war, and have in the past usually racelved short shrift and speedy death either by means of the gal- lows or of a firing party. But it ls ob- viously impossible to place the Japanese on the sume level as, for. instance, t e The Japanese army on as the force cf the Americans Filipino insurgents. is entitled to be looked of a clyvilized power. an and Europemns fighting in its ranks can- not with any degréq of justice be consid- ered by ths Russlans in the same light as the French réghrded those foreign ad- venturers who asgisted the Black Flags to withstand for so many yoars . the French occupstion. of Tong King The Japanese troops and all those fighting be- neath 'their flag, no. matter what their color, are entitled to the fullest possible rights accorded by the usages of 'civil- lized nations to bong fide prisoners of war.. In view of the controversy now raging on the subject of red hair, it may be mentioned that there is but one princess 'of -the blogd In Christendom whose hair is of that tincture, That Is the Duchess of Gpnoa, whose superb wealth of hair is distinctly carroty by pature. As usual with. women thys endowed, she has a superb complexion of the most snowy and milky white, of which she is inordinately rout. She Id tall, thin, possessed of a splendid carriage, is a wonderful nthleto, and, in spite of her somewhat haughty appearance, ls at heart quite hs bon en- fant as are most of the rlnceases of her house, hat of Bavaria. She is exceeding- ly unconventional, has no idea of the valuo of time, being frightfully unpunc- tual, and as n swimmer is absolutely without rival among the royal person- agos of the Old World. Her husband is thel only brother of Queen Marguerite of Italy v MARQUISE DE FONTENOY. -pe \Reliance Not to .the swift, the race; Not to the strong, the fight; Not to the righteous, perfect grace; Not to the wise, the Tight. But often filtering feet Come surest tn the goal, And they who walk in darkness moet The sunrise of the soul. A thousand times by night Tha Syrian hosts have died, A thousand times the vanquished right sHas risen glorified. The truth the wise man sought Was spoken by a child; The alabaster box was brought It trembling hands defiled. Nor from my torch, the gleam, But from the stars above, Not from our hearts, life's crystal stream, Rut from the depths of Lave -Henry Van Dyke, in the January At- lantic. perms THIS DATE IN NISTORY, JAN. 2, 18%-John R. Broadhead, diplomat and author of a history of New York, born in Philadelphia; died 1873. , 1§§1-Frederick William IV. of Prussia died. Accession of Willlam 1, the- great Kaiser Witheim. 1879-Caleb Cushing, jurist and states- man, died in Newburyport. Mass.; born 1888-Joo! Parker, war Governor of New Jersey died at Tré vgtorv born 1807 1-Alexander H!liam Kinglake, Au» thor of \History of the Crimean ar,\ died In London:; born 1802. Kinglake prac- ticed law and Incde Hterature his diver- slon.'He accompanied the atmy to the git-igloo in order to gather data for his stor 1894—430! Floyd Clarkson, a prominent-G- A. R. veteran, died in New York City. born 1831. e aAMUSEMENTS STAR MATINEE TODAY | LAST TIME TONIGHT, n C. Filbermfl Thom, W.Ryley's 'uet{dlh of 44 the Istast London M0 Mai figmedgrggcéon THE: M E A. THE M wgo the bas: ckst ever seen In Musics! Comedy, tacloding JAMES POWERS. Isadors Rusk, Putt: ¥inceat, Cecil En#lotoart, Epma® § Csros, Cyr Scott, Ignacio Martinet, W, T. I jctheton fitment-g H. For m Tetriss Lil-\loll”? BSES,\ has likewise been recalled, while the Ger-. coquetting with- water and Mr. Beveridge.—Detroit | miobolists, b . good roads than the mere fact t SHEA'S GARDEN THEATER. Eraning and Sig. Matines deti, alt “The plum p ding is astaited m; 7 \ xuu th The City by the Bhut in: where ‘Death its revelings eould 'There. was no hand no power to give N relief .Oh, batter down the dental-41h burnt the walls! Savéal those who struggle but to rail and al Heavienl hold wide thy portals. tok nu For God alone can hear the suffering ‘ -JOHN C. SHEA. THE RETORT COURTEOUS. ery Courier Journal. R ___ \ UNFALLING STREAM .OP-ZLOQUENO®E, With the bars at both ands of the Capitol In Washington closed, the only means of satisfying the Congressional® thi ree Presd. . M x LOGIOATL, Smarticus—They say the new fightin wonder, Joe Grim, is an Italian. A53 y they wonder at the he prize-ringsters,. Spartacus-Well,. with it? teaching the other fighters to take Romun like is‘ plunged in . As to Mr, Cleveland, we have only con.-| ' sidered him an atom of history.—-Louisville ~ t Is uz what heav‘thnt to do |. Smartacus-Isn't Grim in the business of | Store eluted all day We are preparing for a mammoth trade event that Will begin at. punches and stand up under '*'em?-Baltl~ | _ more' American, IN BANDS or THE ENEMY. Opponents of Gen. Wood have cause for encouragement. He has commenced writ~ Ing letters. -—Was’hmgton Post. b HE CALLED IT LOVELY, \Mnud’s latest photograph is just love- t?\ ilY 8 land Plain Dealer. MI8SCHIEVOUS TOMMY, , 'Where have you been, Tommy?\ - the sidewalk,\ ''Nonsense! this weather.\ No one sits on the sddewalk slippery.''-Chicago New + YOUNG HOPEFUL Fond Parent (to young hogefuly—Unless you keep your face and hands clean, your tecth brushed, and look neat, the children 'a | of nice people. won't hive urethlrzs. to do _. \with you-they won't play with you., Young Hopeful-] bet If I had a goat and Wagon they would.-Judge. . Theo State Highway. , (From the Schenectady Gazette.) If the Brownlow bill passes it would be & stato road following the Mudson river from New York to Alba Buffalo. This would be right because this road has the best grade, accommodates I had to ask who It was.\-Cleve- ''Been out watching people sit down on | ''Yes, they do; after we make the bricks | proper for the State of New York to lay | 'out for national and «State improvement : ny and Albany to | ing Buffalo has ever known. A stupendous sale that will overahndow all former sell- ing. Economy chances that have never been approached. \ Full details in' the Sunday and Monday papers. ' the greatest number of people, arfd passes through that portion of the State having the greatest assessed valuation. Not only' will this. bo t great advantage to auto- It will bo a wonderful oh- ect lesson to the inhabitants of every tate. Exporionce has shown wherever good ronds have been bullt that the tax- ayers want more of them, and their will ave them. As an object lesson It Is be- Haved: this expenditure will be of more use in educating the people to wantinEl at it wil mieduoe 500 miles of splendid highway, his State many towns repair their roads by 'means of the labor system, Tho State pays a bouus o 50 par cent, of the amount raised to those towns which helr road tax in money. The State n th 3 way now distributes about $200,000 annually to the towns for the maintenknce of roads. The Automobile. Club of Amer- toa Is endenvoring to have the money sys- tem ndogted in covery town in every State and to have the day labor system. by which the farmers 5m out three or four days in the year and repair the ronds by plowing up the ditch, scraping it Into the middle of the road, done away with, Buch a road would pass through this city nnd the Board of Supervisors have had their attention called to the matter. N. G -NOT GOBLET. There wis a young man named Abeoi, Mine Anderson's henrt tried to steal, “laying his game another man's name- And now 'he is In. the bastlle. GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES itching. Blind, Bloeding or Protruding Piles. Your druggiat will refund mongy if PA? INT- MENT fails to cure you In 6 to 14 days Telephone ( Worth $1000 To Him. [ l \Don't takeout the telephone,' wrote a man to us the other day who had previously ordered his 'phone removed. \I sudden flilness in my house other night I called a doctor. on the gimme and got him in time probably 'to save life. That tele- hone was worth $1000 to me then, t is more valuable In a residence had a case of the case.' I wouldn't be without It.\ A word to the' wiso is sufficient. If you haven't got & telephone sub. se be now. - than a business house in such a l LEE”. TELEPHONE C0 \~- TE C TONIGHT AD Act urea, MATINERE SATURDAY. MllllliEll HOLLAND nines Resin *%, hg\ Tenn-inn oP in. $150. Saturday Tate | 129 (intuit-l fin: Jan 3 Woumnlastes BVFFALO'S FAMRY AC DEM w fHsarct s mm Greatest Trintaph, —-mu. 1mm an? % mm it & I \A% Mitiowhoc. ¥60, 805. l mm 16 $1“. ¥i% ° |n0 wanna BELLS FOR HER | 3 © CV - 2 + « - wee ue -- oUNTY COURT ERIE CcoUNTY- C Mary 8. Cook, Plaintiff. va. Arthur K. King, Agnes erog Sarah A. Sadler, Eliza Jung Anderson, Jamés rnnltlln Bay ey and . Cora Bayley, | his wife! eh Bayley and Hannah M. Bayley, his giro. William 2. Bayley, and Charlotte Bayley, his wife, Mary E, Adams, Manufacturers and Traders National Bank, Peter Frank, George Frank, Frank Hlillnrd El- llcott Bquare Bank ,of Buffalo, John J, Tucker, Buffalo Real' Estate Investment Company. | WiHiam _ McCleliand, Gcorge Tipper, and James H. Williams,. Defend- ants. To the above-named defendants: ~ You are hereby summoned to answer the complaint in this, notion. and to serve a copy of. your answer 'on the Plaintiff's Attorneys, 'within twenty days after tho service of this summons, exclusive of the day of service; and in case of your fail« ura to appear or answer, judgment will be taken ngainet you by default for the \Bas ‘imiflmlfé’. day or October, 1 ated a ay of Oc , MoOT \mf SPRAGUE, BROWNELL & ttorneys for Plaintiff,*nffice and pastof- A not-\imam“ 4:5 Efle County Bank Bullding alo, N. To Eliza Jhne Anderson,\ James Frank- lin Bayley and Cora Bayley, his wife, Hanna Bayley and Charlotte Bayley: The foregoing summons is served upon you by publication pursmiant to an. order of Hon. Edward K. Emery, Erle County Judge, dated the 16th day 'of December. 19%, and filed with the complaint in the mug: gt the Clerk of the County of Eric at Buffalo, e. 18, 1%3. ated Buffalo \ ‘anmr 2. BROWNELL & Attorneys for Plaintiff, 45 Erle County Bank Bullding, Buffalo, N. Y. n#s gdeolttjnnzs-sat - NOTICE TO CREDITORS . MPurauant to an order of Hon.. Louls® W arous, Burrogate of Erie County, N. Y., Notice 'Is heroby given. to all persons hav- ing claims or demands against. Jacob Helohberge late of the. City ~of Buffalo, nl l oounti deceased, that they aro toqu red to exhibit the same with tho vouchers theract ~ the. undars! Jacob F. Helehberser, the adminis rator law office of Clinton B. 85 Erie County Savings Bank Building, in the City of Buffalo, in said count \3 tulle the lglfltyd‘llrngtnfiecemb r, 1903. ated, the a JACOB F. HBICHBERCER, ° Administrator Clinton B. Gibbs, Attorney for sald Ad- ministrator, 85 Erle: Bid Buffalo. N ¥. Bank hike decl2tJned Bat cl“ TchET OFFICE¢ ”LU!!! STREEhlEUGllIT my E\ NTATION, ~ corna@k Michigast all?“ 5mm Er? “at\ taxman-up rt tum» mm rfl £1? TO THE EVENING NEWS \ Published at BUFFALO, Directory for 1903 You it hutch mum-”331 ulation rnyt'lnr and?! accorded to th. w York Stata 131111th noggin om city of New York -From Printer's Ink, 8A authority om Jll’ovnpnpor Clroulation» ._.. came 2:3- R. F. KELLEY, mu'trm'rmwim. Gen'l Ag't Pass'r Dep't\ ai- #T. LOUIS, Mo BUFFALO, X. ¥e 3. 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