DESIRE EVENING NEWS SATURDAY FEBRUARY 61904

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Territorial Acquisitions of the Russian Empire
Hr reluctance 01 RuselnI- pulse and also that Siberia was cap- ¬ palace yd who wan a strong ruler and
LuLIIiULlJ to admit American and tured Yermao went over the Ural thoroughly Imbued with tho mltsFon
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other foreign consuls mountains and swept through the anti purpose of Russia In her reign In
Into the Mnnchurlnn spaisely settled plains of northern Asia 1772 came the nr partition of Poland
capital Mukden and with Ills Cos ackH turning over Ills At the height of her power Poland had
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nearly nil tho piesent Siberian territory tion and above a quatter ot million
of Antung and Tatung hind been overrun and takes square mlle being larger In area than
koiv In accordance with The next accession of any moment to France Hut Inlernal dissensions cum
of tho recent treaty between Mutcovy or Russia IIH It was coming possibly at the Instigation of Catherine-
the lens
States mid ChInn gives and the great bear shambled over to
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the tnltro of the t 11 alt e s om- J+ aNa achx of the Ikrulnp icvolted from oaks peace and preserve order Ho
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Poland anti gave their allegiance to the also Interested Austria and Prussia In
purpoe ot the Russian bos there been
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however wus nuiiy tWill Russia for
OuitaMis Adolphus was defeating her
half civilized soldiers and forcing ces- ¬
sions of territory to Sweden Among-
his benevolent plans nnd the result
wns that presumably to maintain tho
place more effectually each took a
large slice of Polish territory Then In
1793 came a second partition and this
rule at tlmo ho the rest the site where now stands Ht tlmo Huxslu secured twice as large u
lnd ongolian Petersburg wont to the triumphant slice ns bolero over half the kingdom-
seed a territory but little
largert-
other nations of Europe Swedish IIl- m In all Tno years later the fiction of
han the an Independent government was wiped
Tirelessly and unremlttently from
that- nlubtcolIo effective thin material hu- ¬
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manity this Muscovite lint needed n out Ilusila took all of the 111 filed
j day to ho has gone from ntep to f
soul That soul Dune In 1CS9 The kingdom lhntwall left and Poland be- ¬
j step gathering
tract after tract and All this e11
name It how was the JeltIlltllr came a MuscoUte province
kingdom after kingdom until
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ape Kuitslii had kern un animal
was accomplished without lighting
some of the fiercest lighting In Urn
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n higher life taught clvlllntluit gave sional outbreaks for years otter
The means by which
this land was
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P r It n capital urpmUed It till It could At the very time pour Poland was
taken have varied fight In modern fishlon litoughi It Into being absorbed the bear was also busy-

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sometimes by diplomacy
sometimes by le I touch with other flu IIomlaI lmmin units In the Crimea There In a fierce war
ho has reached his ends
settlement thut had cultuie made It In fact an the Turk was dilven bacK and most of
seemed always n secon- ¬ the Caucasus came Into the hands of
entity nn oigmic thing of

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dly matter To secure the land was the Ruvitnti Arov was taken a second
Ho did not best course ho continued the acquisition of

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the primary object time with several of the provinces
liteat butchery If butchery were nee
teary He cheerfully lied If lying
territory He Invaded Livonia Ingila
fund other of the Swedish possessions
and when dlsiifiiniulr t1eti Cut by
g intmdabout u naval road Into the
Euxlup nnd the Mediterranean was
would forward his purpose He tom opened and Sevastopol arose as St
MYC- Clones XII rat him grimly lemniked
isentfrl Internal discords In the coveted r o that Sweden will teach the Humilans Petersburg had arisen before nail as
kingdom If he thus could come In un ter
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hot to whip her yel As grimly ho Odessa arose later Some of tills
der the guise of peacemaker and toke went to raising mid training ait army iltoiy wits lost In subsequent Cri- ¬
the country for his own If It were and his piedlctlon was viilfled when mean war with Unhand France and
necessary to reach his gout by Indirect- ¬
Charles vas ntiuly demolished ut Turkey but most of It remained per- ¬
ion then the Indirect route was N
foll- ¬
Iultotvn It unity he remarked In Hiss- ¬ manently HuMlnn
owed It he was compelled to seize his li- ing tint the two mast Intrepid lighters During the nineteenth century the
prey when the other powers were not of iniulern Europe who hud dazzled cmple of the Slav steadily pushed out
looking such seizure was made If lie
the world wlt their pievloim victories In directions In 1812 Hessarablu
bad to walt n century before achieving dashod against the human mass ot- was ken Irons the Turk In ISM and
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stolidly Beaten back ut ono point ho b1 IttiMdi unit Were shattered If one
would fmin u just estimate of the lov-
1815 Clime further ncquUltlonH In Po-
land From 1S39 to 1S59 was the com-
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reached out at others but iilvvays and er of the Muscovite he hits but to look plete subjugation of tho Caucasus and
everywhere ho kept In view one thing at the closing elwptm of the llui of Transcnucasiis In 1855 was the cap- ¬

to get the land Czars were born and Charles XII mid Napoleon Ilonaparte ture of Kars From 1S59 to 1876 cen- ¬

died but tho Russian purposo was Peter defeated the Turks nail took tral Asia was overrun amid portions ot-
Governments changed but
The Russian bear his hind paws having crushed Finland and Poland has one front paw on Manchuria while the other is held
deathless Azov the list time lie defeated the Turkestan llokhnrn and Khhn came
this one vital central policy was menacingly above Korea Swedes and took the present site of St tindor the dominion of the czar right- ¬
daaugeless Ivan Peter Catherine AN Petersburg and a large nmotint of terr- ing rind nettling the Cossack moved to
tiander Nicholas these monarchs I between the Muscovite and every other gained n foothold This she never re- ¬ tightening her grip upon Manchuria mir and this wan all of Ilussla that itory roundabout Then he founded- the southeast
personally have represented the widest conquering nation Home and Knglnnd- linquishes but bides her time Ruining Who can Wonder that Napoleon who uui free during the tno centuries of the capital practically In a snninp Now U Is Manchuria Port Arthur
divergence of makeup and character hiivo taken colonies wherever they larger and larger concessions until at had the longest vision Into the future the Tartar Invasion The modern Hun culling It the window to western Ku and Palny are already secured Rus- ¬
but on the line of expansion they have could be secured Hussli took only lost the captured province Is u portion of any man of modern times said that sla however dates train Ivan of Mos- ¬ ropeLaler he moved huts court there sian troops are In Mukden the capital
followed one course those adjacent She even sold Alaska of her ever advancing empire Thus Ktnopo would ulllrnuUly become nil cow who arose nt the tlmo the Tartar Who linn not rend the melancholy a Russian railroad traverses the coun- ¬
Russia can be compared to a lake ted which though near UUH separated by shu spread eastward fiom Moscow to Cossack or all republican He could Inundation ebbed back trout natural ate of Finland and Poland It was try and HtiBshm settlements tire being
from some Invisible source and ever water There Is no nation so unified so the Ural mountains Thus she moved hove added that AsU will he como all causes Ivan took Nogorod In U78 tour tiller Peter had awakened him Into made tit various ixilnts along Its route
Increasing In Its area Sometimes It organic and this unity In not only gov- ¬ onward Into Asia anti annexed Siberia Slav or nil civilized he gathered In several other life that the great bear crone hulking After Manchuria what Korea 1 Per- ¬
Later
Ins crept toot by toot sometimes rush ernmental but geographic Whatever Thus by struggle after struggle she The original Hussla In said to have provinces to the south and east Fol- ¬ up to the northwest across too wheat sia Northern China The Balkan
Irg oer some Impeding embankment she takes she assimilates It may be took Flnlnnd from Sweden Thus by been of Scandinavian origin These lowing him come Iran the Terrible fields of Pomerunlu and Finland fought stales Turkey
It has swept over leagues and leagues never so much nt enmity to her she partition after partition she absorbed lrllo Norsemen that gave vigor to the who gave himself the title of czar of off the Swedish guards and took most The world has not yet measured the
of plain Sometimes a human upheaval makes It Iltnilan This process may the larger portion of Poland Thus by AngloSaxon the Teuton mind the Musiovy of the country for his own This ftuap strength of the Russian Hf Is only
This title he derived not
has crowded It back ut one point Its require centuries Her purpose Is lon- ¬ war after war the wrested the Cauca- 1ienchman also stlired Into life the from Cajsnr HS Is generally supposed- ¬ pened In 1743 Nearly thirty years awakening from the sleep of barbarism
waters increased nt others Whatever ger She may leave tho captured ter- ¬ sus and Transcaucasus from Turkey Slav In the tenth century till the cOlin but train an oriental name the Ilusslan later In the reign of Catherine Oath He Is the last of the great races tint
the InclileiHs attendant upon Its prog ritory the notion of n separate govern- ¬ Thus by crowding and lighting she try known by the Kusslnn name lay In translation of the Ulbllcftl king It was ovine who hind Instigated the murder of cnmn from the Aryan migration to HO
rew It moved on Like the lake too It ment even permit It to remain ostensi- conquered portions of Turkestan the regions later occupied by Poland during the reign of this second Ivan
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her husband and had taken the throne awaken When he Is fully aroused
liai only spread over contiguous territ- bly under the control of souse other Transcispla
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Khiva and 11011 II hl1 Ill and Lithuania Then In the eleventh that the first war with the Crlm Tar- ¬ from her sun Catherine who lived wheat tlun
ory This Is the peculiar difference grant power It suillces that sho has Thus diplomacy she In gradually century arose Novgorod under Vladi ¬ tars Wits fought resulting In their nom openly with her lovers In tho Imperial II-I STIR L ALDER

I Horace Allen an American the Most Powerful ManulnKorea 1

31113 cry step In the development of this Her- ¬
most Influential innn own so that her settlements tire In ev- ¬ even being allowed n name hut each according to their custom then by ap- Minister Allens efforts This truly re- ¬ pendency hence tho reluctance on the ¬

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mit Kingdom sluice It wns opened to
n Amer- ¬ ery Important city of the kingdom An- being referred to ns the daughter of plying the methods of western surgery markable man wan born nt Delaware part of her masters to allow her n sep- ¬ I
ican Notwithstanding western Inllucnces a result there Is little national homo- ¬ or lire wife of gave nature n chance to save his life In 165 and graduated tOm the Ohio arate representation to n foreign power
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Ithe tact that he Is the

of another government
Korea lira on the rough little penin- ¬
otllclnl representative sula of Chosen
Cant
Land of I ho Morning
It Is the dumping ground the
refuse corner of eastern Asia Despite
geneity tho gfencrnl attitude of each
mm to his neighbor bung one of III
will rite native Inhabitants are gen-
erally lazy tho women doing most of
are exceedingly superstitious anti are
little more than In mind
These wore conditions Hint were
found by Mr Allen when he visited
The queen was the real ruler of the
kingdom and the prince was her neph-
ew The young American was at once
high In royal favor and tho king estab- ¬
Wcslcynn university there In HS2
ruler lulling a two years medical
ho went us a missionary to
Shanghai China where he remained
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Another tit IfIet titY was oncountcied In
Washington In having the legation rec-
ognlztd Finally the mission was suc-
cessful after two years of labor and
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being tho minister res- ¬ the fart that It was much more back- ¬
ident from tho United ward thaneither Japan or even China
the work There are two weeks In tho
year however when the mole portion
Korea In IS S3 being the first mission- ¬
ary to enter tho Hermit Kingdom lie
lished n hospital with Dr Allen In
charge Later the American physician
only ono year thence going to Korea
Ills wife Is a relative of exPresident
Or Allen returned to Seoul only to be
appointed secretary of the American
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Stales ho IH tho poll to udnilt tho outside world It listill of the community becomes active This sent back such reports of thu possibili- saved the life of the monarch himself IIljCH legation In 1893 ho returned to Amer- ¬

lial adviser of tho emperor Is trusted mantle up of almost every nationality IH tho clearing up time following the ties of the work In this virgin soil that and this still further enlarged his hold- Sumo estimate of the man may bo ica In charge of tho Korean exhibit to
tilth star secrets nnd Is treated an n There Is no very distinct national type first moon of each new year when the Prefabterlnn mlmlon board wired on the royal affections He was estab- ¬ formed from nn utterance hi limo of the Worlds fair but was hurried back
Mfmber or close friend of tho royal tho complexion of the people varying there Is license for nil surfs of lighting him to remain lie had taken a med- ¬ lished us court physician us personal danger Just utter his 111 rival at Seoul to his post by the troubled conditions

flee
hudlyof Korea rather than ns tho dip all the way from the lightness of lie¬ III the sheets and grudges made dutlng ical course nail was what Is known ns n friend and AS political adviser all In when houses were burning bullets Hy ¬ In the Korean capital At this time ho
lomatic agent of a foreign power Caucasian to the black skin of the ne ¬ the previous twelve months may be set- ¬ medical missionary Shortly after bun ing timid all other white mere were woe practically at the head of the
Horace New ton Allen u grandnephew gro oneWhen
tled by the arbitrament of the list advent Into his new field occurred a Korea decided to send a lega- ¬ Arnojlcan legation and wan made so In In c for safety Dr Allen went Into tho
tf Ethan Allen Revolutionary fame The country was tor a long time tin- ¬ These churacteilstlcs account for the riot In which one of the princes was tion to Washington tho first that had filet early In President McKlnlcys lust hastily acnted home of the American
was a missionary perhaps would der tho suzerainty of China hence the frequent political outbreaks anti riots dangerously wounded Civil Will seem- ¬ left her shores for any other country administration He has tho cur of the legation old held the fort I came to
lie the better word for he still regardsh- Chinaman IH
there found In force It In Korea Tho towns are filthy with- ¬ ed Imminent and all other Europeans than China mina Japan tho American king ns hurts no other man native or do just such work he said I
nnself as n missionary Slnco leaving touches elbows with Manchu ria and out any sort of drainage or sowcragc tumid Americans fled Dr Allen le- missionary accompanied the body Hu foreign Time tact hint America has leave those wounded people Wo Phnli
college practically his entire lIfo has for that reason tho Mantchoos mire In aid tho houses are III constructed nulned nail saved the princes life or had great dlfilculty getting them past larger concessions In Korea than any live In the legntloit with the old ling
trio J1Cn to Korea and Korean nffalni- evidence Japan Is a near neighbor anti Tho women are the burden bearers at least prevented the native doctors tho hlnese licet to nn American ship other nntlon with the possible excep- ¬ Hying and trust the kind Father to cxru
to that he has been Idcntlllcd with ev ¬ Is seeking to colonize tho land for her nut are given little connlilctatlon not trout pouring pitch Into Ids wounds Korea hnd always bola a Chinese do ¬ tion of Japan Is due In large part to for us LiSMK W MAOOfX

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At Wnteifcml will occur the most dif- ¬
States One Hundred Million Dollar Canal
ROUTE OF THE NEW ERIE CANAL ulll proceed much In the some way as
101000000 canal Is
d ficult piece of work on the entlro cu would a large private corporation
1t i tile gigantic task that nal consisting of three adjoining dou- ¬ Plans will be mantle under the direction
ill ble locks iiinl two single locks also an of the state engineer covering the con- ¬
now confronts the
slate of Now York
1l Tho rent annum In- ¬
Immense limn In tho Mohawk river of
2400 feet In length tumid C8 relln height
ie struction III detail and on theso plans
contracts ulll bo let as In ordinary
l which will buck up the river for over public works
vested In tho com- ¬ ten miles 1huso elaborate works will There are about 44f nudes of carol to
pleted work In tact nil occur In loss than two miles In be built of which practically 290 miles
will considerably ex length and will serve to transfer the are new nnd HiS miles consist of Im- ¬
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teed that sumo ns the now canal undo line of the canal troll the Hudson provements of existing canals It Is
throUKIl n portion of Its length will river at Wutcrford Into the Mohawk Intended to take tip the most dllllcuH R

follow the bode of the preset Erie river above Cohoes- work first which IH that at thin Troy
Gwgo and Chainplaln canals so thatt- In detail the route of the main or neW end about Wnterford nnd Cohoes to
o thl extent the expenditure will dm- Erie canal will be ns follows Congress

yJ whim reference has been made The 1

r street Troy by Hudson river to Wa- t second point selected tom Immediate
rrIHetit Improvements rather than terford wost by biunclt north of Peo- ¬ f operation IH about four miles west of
origin construction ples Island there by lock already de- ¬ Koine and reaching front that to Onel
The thousand ton barge cannl for as-
niii ih proposed waterway Is known
scribed Into the Mohawk river above da lake hrte
n harbor will be built 1

Cohoes up the Mohawk to Little dulls This section of tho ennui Includes two
coma about as tho result of nn act
Pawl by tho New York legislature
lubmntui tii tho people nnd over
by the presort cunnl mound Little Fulls
Into the Mohawk river again thence
to a point near Jaiksonbmg by exist- ¬
f ld 19 locks with a total drop of fortyseven
feet Outer points snooted for early
attention lie just west of Rochester
iiimiiigly rnrrlol nt the lust general ing canal ti Herklmor by tho Mohawk The hotly ot ten having In charge
qu m tho stato Tho estimated river to a point six miles east of Rome L thin mammoth undertaking are the
art f the entcrprleo has been vlacwl by Woodoreak vnll y to OneliU lake tint 1
lieutenant governor state treasurer at
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llnnooooo fund before bonds could through the like to Oneida river to ho- oriiev ijtueral state engineer commls-
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IM to secure loons to cover
htIH outlay It wan nerefwury tor
tits Oswego river in time outlet of Onon
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to pass on the question nt crook thenco Kirallol to tho New York Tli iiriKinal Krle canal was opened
ft I II Tha bands Issued by the liy Ciuvnnor
Control rulliiKid to the old ouuil near I Nolan In J826 and- WUH

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it niiptrolior r MM to run nut mom Clyde thou to Freepuit the by new r I
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It is hellevell by palm hoer IiondwiuolC creek thou by i i-
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kl ngloucr and Surveyor Iftlwnnl
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old canal to two mllM weal of Pitts uiKl the construction of much a
ford then Koulli of RoohMler to ton b terMiv mill III n mcaiurtt rna y be con
I MI iictuHlt lofcon iructlnif tie OHM river near ntlAllHe Vullvy park k L- xlikrca the hither of the pUtn After
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between Tioy mid
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old oannl to a point near South Irvwv
then by old raiwl to Nlugtm river nt- j r- iniirotd and always had an Important
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cniHrBMl to 78 feet minimum
TormwnnOa thru to husk took lumber 4ibypIJVkW1 END OfLOClflJ NEAR SJAt POkD
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t lluffulo Mint lake HrW The tireeenl- oHUfKt canal In tits world
width with nn top The propoeed Imprurrulents hw
f about lay fort nvwif
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Krle Hiiwl rout Toiutwamki cre k to
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mina U feet
while the face of the
Main Arse t llufUUt IH to Iw kept an a
fuNlor The hnpruvwl Uwe > o itnttl
bat Ii to con hum tilt rnterprUe tu
the very nutyrc of the work the larger anev
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of viigiiifn
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loKiMlirl Illi t i II
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iniiitir of frlllhl males Tritiui or l
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waterway eo much ruler than ever I
nil in inn uuUr crow M tlori Will lll
I to run from tlu junction of the tiewego- portion of the flUIMOOOO to he slwnt- tNlllcd workmen nvvilvd Rut ttt an AV Now Inuit ilui is w nimh itnllutlnii iilmi IAN mi thin canal will be- III I
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