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Los Angeles Herald. VOL. XXXII, NO. 96. LOS ANGELES KERALD: THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 5, 1905. PRICE: DAILY,BY CARRIER. 65 GTS. PER MONTH SOUTH MAY LOSE OUTLOOK POOR FOR RUSSIAN PEOPLE AFTERMATH OF SIEGE. JAPANESE BURYING NEGLECTED DEAD BEFORE PORTARTHURFORTS NEW YORK SWEPT SENATORIALHONOR STATEHOOD BILL FAVOR PEACE BY GREAT STORM CANDIDACY OF FISK SHOWS SENATE BEGINS DISCUSSION MOSCOW CROWDS CLAMOR BLIZZARD AND COLD CAUSE INCREASING STRENGTH OF THE MEASURE FOR END OF WAR INTENSE SUFFERING SPECULATION AS TO OUTCOME LITTLE PROGRESS IS LIKELY JAPANESE RELIEVE SUFFERING NINE INCHES OF SNOW. FALLS Flint— and Bard Are In the Lead, but Foraker Declares It Can Never Go Armies Renew Active Fighting at Seven Deaths In Metropolis Traceable asm Francisco Postmaster May Through InPresent Form and Shakhe River—Night Attacks to Storm, Five DyingFrom Ex. Prove to Be a Dark Introduces Important Energetically Pushed by poiure— Traffic Paralyzed Amendment Kuroki's Army ,and Vessels Delayed By a Staff Correspondent Splain nj- Aemwlsted Presd. By Associated Fress. ' Maurice Not SACRAMENTO, Jan. 4.—After nil Special to Tin. Ji.ml'l. MOSCOW. Jan. 4.—-The annual mu- NEW YOHK,Jan. 4.— in several nicipal banquet' years by the fretting and achemlng of the last WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.—The state- has been postponed' on has New-York been visited a the,fnll • storm of such proportions'* as that few months Southern California will hood bill wns given precedence today account of of I'ort Arthir. probably lose the senatorial toga, un- The town council nlso atljouvried to- which commenced yesterday .and con- over the mire less of food bill In the senate day on account of the fall of Port Ar- tinued until early today/Nine inches of the legislators from that end • ' the «itate get together and agree upon and consideration of it begun forthwith, thur, and ln:so doing Included in its snow fell, paralyzing traffic and the some effective plan to whip the north but it does not appear the chances of resolution expression anticipatory marked drop in the temperature] £Mr brought untold suffering to Into line. Up to Sunday night there the bill passing at this session of con- of a bright epoch "when all the forces the'clty^s poor. blizzard caused seven Beemed to be no question that a south- gress of Husslh are united for the 'common The have improved. In fact, Sena.' vicinity,' ern man would secure the honor. Since good." . deaths In New York and ' while tor Foraker of Ohio, who many by , then there has been a decided change Introduced In adjourning the town council Prince persons overcome tho cold brought an important amendment to the bill, Oalltzln, the mayor, declared that the dropped to the streets, some of them about by the announcement ; that ArthurFlsk of San Francisco had declared this afternoon it could never wnr was tha greatest evil which had receiving fractured bones. /' .'who met \u25a0 death become a candidate. go through Inits proper form. befallen .Russia, and expressed the Five of the men At first Mr. Flsk said hope that God would grant the peace WILLMAKEEFFORT PRESIDENT TALKS from the result of the storm died from he was a "re- The Foraker amendment provides WILLBRAVE SERI icy ceptive" candidate, which Russia so much needed. exposure, another, slipped on ;the but now he figures that the provisions of the bill, so far an station,' fell in that his chances are as good as any of The mayor's statement was greeted platform of elevated approaching train and was the rest. His strength has been grow- as they relate to New Mexico and with cheers. There was a demonstra- front of an ground to seventh, , W. ing, and among Arizona, shall not become effective un- tioln infront of TOOUST SENATORS OF pieces. The Li" the Grand Duke Ser- EXTRA steadily CANNIBALS it is said that INDIAN SESSION ' ( ' til they been approved by Eller, conductor the Pennsyl- Bomo of those who will vote to send shall have a glus' palace today. Crowds paraded a on separate majority vote the people of vania railroad, blinded by the' driven him to Washington are men who have of the vicinity, stoned the palace and each those territories. Should this snow, stepped in front of the Congres- already announced their intention of cried: REPUBLICANS' NEXT MOVE IN SONORA'S GOVERNOR HEADS URGES FREIGHT RATE AND ' of amendment prevail It put ItIn sional limited train at South Amboy,' Supporting Frank P. Flint. would "Down with the war!" i the power to reject pro- COLORADO LEGISLATURE PARTY TO TIBURON TARIFF LEGISLATION N. J., and was instantly killed. ."'.-. i George Knight making desperate of Arizona the '• is \u25a0 a posed statehood scheme It Itis estimated that the storm will effort to figure.in the contest but his so far as re- MEDICAL SUPPLIEB EXHAUSTED lates to that territory, whatever a ma- cost the New York City' Hallway com- case regarded as hopeless. He carr.c Attempt Will Be Made to Remove Born Expedition Includes Mining Experts Prospect Faces Statesmen of Having is^ jority of the people of New Mexico Twenty Thousand, Sick and Wounded pany over $100,000. to s Sacramento with about ten votes - ' Healy, Washington might do. • at Port Arthur and Who Were Arbitra. /.and Scientists, ant! Will Make a . to Remain in Incoming ocean liners report a blls- andit is not thought he willbe able to r By Ansoclatod Press. • < zard at sen. The .Teutonic and Ar- increase this support suftciently Senator Foraker declared It was an rily Seated by the Thorough Exploration of During the Hot to outrage to attempt to force statehood TOKIO, Jan. 4.—The following report menian from Liverpool; the,Furnessla land. As for Oxnard he hasn't ;Weather • more on a territory that did not want It. was received from General Nogi at 3 Democrats the Island from Glasgow, and the Prinzess '..Vic- than four or five votes promised if He said he would do his best to secure o'clock this afternoon: toria Luise from HaVnburg are at quar- that..' Members of both of • houses the the incorporation of his amendment In "Order 13 maintained at Port Arthur By Associated Press. Special to The H«rald. Special to The Herald. :•' : antlne after tempestuous passages,", but legislature are holding WASHINGTON, \u25a0C, : that there are bill, rejected by the officers. people quiet. , DENVER, Jan. *.—No action was HEKMOSILLO, Mex., Jan. 4.—One of : • D. Jan:.i.—The outside the' bar are several vessels but three race, Flint, the and Ifit was he would The are r . candidates In the fight a "Our investigation not by legislature today looking the most daring expeditions ever president from European and South American Bard and Flsk. the bill to finish. minute was takien the renewed his talk about call- Representative Needham today Intro- finished until Tuesday night. undertaken inMexico has just left here ports. Flint and Hard, of course, toward a settlement of the guberna- ing, an extra session of congress for are in the duced a bill appropriating $100,000 for a "The total number of inhabitants Is under command of Jose Isabel, gov- Today 5000 :.men were put "toAwork lead by long odds, but Fisk is growing torial contest, and,' ltIs not likely that the. purpose of enacting . legislation public building at Santa Cruz. about 3"i,000, of whom 25.000 are soldiers ernor of the state of Sonora. The ob- cleaning the streets of •\u25a0? Tew York and favor He anything In this direction, will be un- giving the interstate commerce com- "in each day. has enlisted the WASHINGTON, - ject is to thoroughly explore Tlburon tomorrow.- the number willbe doubled. Wolfe, Jan. 4.—There was or sailors. The total 'number of sick dertaken at the first session tomorrow, mission control of railroad freight Ju'ppoit of Senators Edward I. exceptionally large of 20,000. " island, which is Inhabited by cannibal ' The effects of the blizzard, were; felt an attendance and wounded -Is \u25a0 with rates president pi j tern The 'house progressed' rapidly and for |tariff revision. jHe has o.' the senate, nnd senators called to and In points along England when the senate was . "Common provisions bread are work, | permanent or- Serl Indians. addition to Governor date, for 'proposed at most the New Charles M. Shortrldge, who claim that • lta effected ils. shifted' the the ex- ' Frye' Isabel 'a number, mining coasts/,' order. President' pro tern. being plentiful, but |there is a scarcity of ganization by electing William H.Dlck- there arc of tra session to ithe,beginning of 'June, and middle Atlantic So far no he will receive between fifteen anil ' experts 1 reported.'"' absent, presided. meat > and' in/ the . party. marine fatalities hav-s been twenty votes the Senator Perkins '. .. and vegetables. son. as,speaker and ,just,prlor to an scientists Avhlch" would;mean that 'the statesmen on first ballot. The Hepburn. They are accompanied' by,a, large force ' safely .Sir. lntroduced a tall^for the . "There ars .no. medical supplies at recess,' ;taken at 2 o'clock, sent '' wouldibe kept in Washington'; during Flint and 'Bf.rrt people cannot' hour's rurales and -\u0084 . regulation ;of corporations,', which .was Port Arthur. The Japanese are streii'- -of Mexican soldiers." dag^days..- wrestling' Hurricane Off. Yucatan rely thirty-two :word -senate,. ' it was jpre^ freight r on'more than or thirty- judtctij.isJ". v v-*v-*-f to^the -that The pafty'are*'w6ll and the.. wfth. By Preta." _rrT!~'~l'V**]'"\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0r **]'"\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 referred to the c^pjMJUefon- ;Übusly:succorin;Ubusly:succoring .'tft« people;"-' ;"']"'{ fpS#**?6^ii'teV (n'co session for -whole arnied schedules , Associated T!~'~l'V four voltes'' eu^ii! Joim? equipped to resist any attack that may :and tariff schemes.