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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-09
BUSINESS LOCALS.

a gold hunting-case watch has been
lost zSs q
Grand handkerchief sale on this
week at Pacific Import Company.
The Peerless Preserving Paint has a
heavier body than any other paint in
the market
Special display Of Holiday goods
this morning at NJ. Brasch & Co S
Lace House.
Pacific Lodge will hold their regular
monthly business meeting tonight \
full attendance is requested.
Miss Alice Tabor. the artist. will take
pupils. either beginners or advanced.
Address. HaIchala. Vineyard street.
Furniture. tobacco and tailor goods
at auction. by James +. Morgan. at
saIesrOOms on Queen street, tomorrow
at 10 o'clock.
a business that is not worth insur-
ing against fire is not worth having.
Rates quoted by consulting the Ha-
waiian Trust Co, Ltd.
Fans. mats. hats. Ieis, tapas, Gala
bashes. shells. coral, beads. etc, in
greatest variety at the Island CuriO
Shop. 116 Hotel street
Choice table wines. good and pure.
just what you want for your table
during the coming holidays, sold by
Comes & BIcTighe. Order early.
lFGTy NOOK anu corner OF W nlluey
& tMarsh, Ltd, store teens with
Christmas novelties. Their show win
dow display is the talk Of the town.
All the white roofs i'm the city are
covered with the eveT-cOOling paint
known as Arabic. Full particulars tc
be had at California Feed Company.
At noon tomorrow. at his salesrooms.
James +. Morgan will sell at public
auction u quantity of oats. bran and
hay, from the Honolulu Stock Yards.
VI. Santos. formerly horse clipper at
the Stock Yards. is now located at the
corner Of King and Alapai streets.
where he is prepared To do horse clip
ping for s. a head.
nicely furnished two-story house
on $50 Young street is offered for rent
To good responsible party. This house
IS on the town side Of Thomas Square,
and in good ncighborhOod.
Mrs. II. II. williams will have her
holiday goods displayed today for the
first time. All the ladies are most
cordially invited to call and see the
fine display. which is being shown at
her residence.
All passengers intending TO leave by
the steamer SOnoma. leaving here on
December 10. for san Francisco. Will
notice that the steamer will remain at
this port but six hours. Tickets must
be purchased today.
Party leaving for the Coast on the
SOnOma will sell his household effects
today at residence in the lane on maui
ka side II Beretauia street. just Eva
of the pumping station. WIZ +. Fisher
Will conduct the sale.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-09
RO0oT and GaIZot

The name establishes the article.
Roger x GalIet are acknowledged to
distil the finest and rarest essences
that are culled from blossoms. They
capture the very spirits of the flow
ers.
In one showcase alone, we have, in
cutglass bottles that enhance the per-
fume within, Seven Hundred (S700) Dol
lars worth of scents, in which collec-
ton the most fastidiOus taste Will be
suited. We carry the products of other
manufacturers for those who prefer
them-Pinauds, LundbOrgs and others.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-09
The Boston Concert Company.

VIII give another entertainment this eve
ming Al the Opera House. Reserved seats
are now on sale at Wall. Nichols Com
pany. An excellent program has been
prepared. and ali lovers Of good music
viii enjoy q rare treat in attending tn.
concert
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-09

The stormy weather of Sunday
morning had an effect on the attend
ance OF worshippers at the various
churches. At the 9:45 service at St.
Andrews It was SO dark that the
lights had to be used.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-09
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Va Af3AZ2GA- AaM&2S

Following IS the concert program To
be rendered by the Hawaiian Band At
Emma Square this evening:
PART l.
Overture. italian in Algier'' -Rossini
Duet Excelsior -....---...---- Bale
Grand Selection. The Two Hostile
Brothers" -.-----.---.-.------N erdi
Songs
ca "Ka Leo"
(b) "AIilihai Pua."
Miss /. KeIiiaa.
(c) .'Ka Inuwai,"
cd ''kuwiliwili Tho 40,
Mrs y. Alapai
PART II.
Cornet Solo. "CuIvert Polka" 49,.
.............. .......... Steinhauser
Mr. Charles Kreuter.
Selection. The Burgomaster" .Luders
Waltz. Vienna Blood" ....--..- Strauss
GaIOp. Street Cars .------.- -.Arndt
The Star SpangIed Banner"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-09
Perfumes for
Christmas Gifts

Are always apropos, acceptable and in
good taste. We carry as large a stock
las any establishment in San Francisco,
that Paris of the Pacific.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-09
When Eve
Wore Blossoms
In Her Hair

Which she undoubtedly did. for
though the first of her sex, she was a
woman; be sure that she selected those
whose beauties were enhanced by the
possession of perfume.
Perhaps Adam noticed it, perhaps
not. The modern Adam does. a subtle
odOr of some rare perfume is recOg-
nized as an attribute Of every perfect
toilet nowadays; even that of Adam
himself
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-08-31
MET AMALeAMATED OFFICIALS
Committee From Bay View Visits
Z. x >:E..t .l.:. j; Pittsbura. - -. r

y Pittsburg, Aug i The most i'm
portant feature presented In the steel
strike was the conference of a COM
mittee of the Bay View }Amalgamated
lodge Of Milwaukee and the officials of
the association, !, at the headquarters.
The meeting began early and was con-
tinued{ several hours. Those taking
part were J. D. Hickey, former Of
ficial Of the Bay View lodge, and J..
r. Cooper, both of Milwaukee, and
President Shaffer, Secretary Williams
an1 Assistant Secretary Tighe, who
had just returned from the West. It
is said that the Milwaukee committee
was sent here by direction of secret
meeting of the lodge to look into the
situation and report at a meeting to
be held upon their return home. 1t is
understood that since coming here the
committee has made a careful canvass
Of the situation in Pittsburg, which is
regarded as the center Of the strike.
They. have visited the various mills
now In operation and have carefully
gone oyer the field. There is no Ger
,tainty as to what their report will be
to their lodge, but their mission, 1t is
raid, was to arrange, If possible, for
their co-workers to resume work In the
Bay View mills. .% :. ~. -
At The conference, it is said. the
committee critically cross-examined
the president of the association on his
attitude on the wage agreement with
the Federal Steel company.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-08-31
GOES 10 SCI CQNSIANSI
Turkish Ambassador Makes a Flying
Visit to the French Capital
Incognito.
Believed His Interview with French II Il
Ambassador will Bring About
Satisfactory Results.
French will Take No Coercive Meas
y n. i. ures Until After the Cars
.5. T.. ..tS Promised Visit.

Paris, Aug. 31:--The Franco-Turk-
ish situation remains unchanged. II Is
understood that the French govern
ment will take. no active measures to-
coerce the sultan until after the cars
visit to France, in order that nothing
may occur to mar the eourtesies at,
tending that event. Munir Bey, the
Turkish ambassador to France, who
is residing in Switzerland, has made
a flying trip to Paris toghaVe an interS
view with M. Constans, the; French
ambassador to Turkey. He came in
cognito In order to avoid being served
with passports. What occurred at the
interview is not knowns but it is be-
lieved it will result in a modification
of the situation. Z .= .5sif:5 II s;s5i
The fete prepared in honor OF the
anniversary Of the birth Of Abdul Ha-
mid, which it was intended to give at
the Turkish embassy, has been deelar-
ed of. s7'' ,,. j. ~ tS
| The minister of war, General An
dree, withdrew the permission, en-
abling a military orchestra to partici-
pate in the celebration u. 5
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-08-31
HELD A LOVE FEAST:
Demonstration on a
!, - United States Vessel n y

Franco.American Demonstration on
=. 81 United States Vessel. AZ =,
Paris, Aug. 31:.--The visit Of General
AndreS the minister of war. to the
United States training ship Hartford,
which had put into La Rochelle to wit
ness the Western army maneuvers,
was the occasion of a. little Franco
American demonstration. + ~ - D.:
Il After an inspection of the cadets On
deck and being shown over the vessel
General Andre was entertained at
luncheon. He expressed keen salts
faction att being received aboard an
American ship and he hoped the visit
would help to tighten the bonds of
friendship uniting the sailors of the
two nations. Z. ~ 49,
Commander John Hawley Of the
Hartford, in response, thanked Gener
al Andre for the honor Of his unexpect-
ed visit and promised to inform his
government of it. The ships band
then played the ''Marseillaise" and
America" -. ~ g.
s# A banquet was given in the evening
at which all the generals and admirals
were invited. General Andre sat with
Admiral Menard, commanding the
Northern squadron, On his right, and
Commander HaWley on his left.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-08-31
ON TIL m. = YACHT RACE.
Greatest Wager in the History of the
5%.5 Nj y Sporting Worid.$ -

Greatest Wager in the History of the
Sporting Worid.% -
" New York, Aug. 3 3 i What is said
to be the greatest wager, in the his
tory Of the sporting world was arrang-
ed during the day upon the result of
the international yacht races. Twenty
English and American capitalists are
interested in a venture which involves
nearly half million dollars. Mr..
William Muslin, president Of the
Pittsburg Stock Exchange, represent
ing half a dozen representative men Of
that city, gave assurance to Mr.. Will,
lam Kingsley that the SIZE, 900 brought
on the Deutschland from an English
syndicate to be posted on the Sham
rock would be covered at odds of to
3. Mr. Kingsley will wire to England
the exact state of affairs. The Pitts
burg syndicate is said to be made up
OF John K. Dryden, D. N. Clemson, J.
nv. Chamb a. M. Fox, D. w. Giles
pie, d. A. NJ Z M cMillen, J.: McFarlane,
5A. ID Porter. 1sh omas Morrison and G.
sLimdWell. s3 }5is + q s5l. za " @ !
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-08-31
GENERAL IN GERMANY.
Belief That the United States Is After
's' Central America.

:. New York. Aug. Sic. F. Baer,
president of the Philadelphia and
Reading, who has just returned from
Europe, tells Of a remarkable impress
sion. which he AYERS. is general
throughout Germany.
Germany" he said, "is watching
with interest the development of the
troubles in South Africa and Central
America. The interest is not because
England is engaged in war in Africa,
nor because the South American re-
publics are causing a little more than
their usual amount ct revolutionary
excitement. The real reason, when l
found it, startled me. The Germans
believe that all these troubles have
been fomented by America for the ex-
press purpose, of obtaining possession
Of both disputed territories. They say
that America brought about the Span
ish war simply to get Cuba, Porto
Rico and the Philippines, and that this
country will not be satisfied without
holdings in Africa and South America.
They look upon Cuba as actually a
part of the United States, and do not
believe this country, ever will give
freedom to that island" !" 3d." DE-"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-08-31
ARREST REVEALS PLOT.
Anarchists Planned to Assassinate
Emperor Francis Joseph.

Anarchists Planned to Assassinate
Emperor Francis Joseph.
Budapest, Aug. 31.-A plot to assas-
sinate Emperor Francis Joseph is be-
leved to have been thwarted by the
arrest at Debreczin, Hungary, of an
anarchist named Johann Macy, an
Austrian.
Letters found in his possession re-
Vealed the plot and it is said impli-
Gated others in the conspiracy. TIE
secret police are guarding these let
ters carefully and the details of the
plot are not made public. It is init
mated that many arrests will follow.
The news has caused a sensation
throughout Austria and Hungary.
Francis Joseph has several times been
threatened with death at the hands
Of anarchists, both before and since
the assassination of his wife, Empress
Elizabeth, who was stabbed to death
by Luchin, an Italian anarchist, in
1898.
The emperor's life has been full OF
tragedy. He lost by violent deaths his
favorite brother, Emperor Maximil-
ian, his. only son, Crown Prince Ru.
doiph, his wife empress, and his wife's
sister, Duchess d'Alencon, who burned
to death in a charity bazaar fire in
Paris
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-08-31
s ss TriE sif ERlF ID RER i. AN Ed
Held Responsible for thes Lynching az
Peirce City.{ M 8.

Held Responsible for the Lynching az
Peirce City, Mo-.
Jefferson City, M d, 4:Aug 81 .-- AK d-5
sjutant; General Dalnro 81 iii report. to
Governor Dockery on the recent
Peirce City II ace n war holds sheriff
(Manlove of Lawrence county respon-
ssibie for the lync ching az the three in
shocent negroes Adj jutant General
Damron, W no was sent to Peirce City
Sto yestigate the affair, says Id part:
sSEfs ssEj3' Will Cooley and Gene Carter had
been suspected and the sheriff and
his posse went out to arrest but for
some cause did not see tito do So.
Monday afternoon the excitement at
4 Reirce City was intense and threats
OF ching certain negroes thought to
he imp plicated in th e murd der sof Miss
Wild we're made openly. Undes this
excitement the sheriff saw 1T to leave
I for his home at Mount Vernon. y It is
generally believed In Peirce City that
had Sheriff Manlove remained there
during Monday, when the excitement
3 ran high and threats Of lynching were
openly made and asked the aid Of the
militia, the trouble and loss OF life
would have been averted." 5zi " G5t
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-08-31
NEGROES WARNED TO LEAVE.
Serious Race War Imminent at Nc.
Kinney, Tex. %1g.y$

Dallas, Tex, Aug. 31.-Collin coun-
ty, particularly Mckinney, the county
seat, 80 miles north. of Dallas, is in
furor of excitement and is conducting
man hunt with the intention Of
lynching the fugitive About II p. m.
"a negro entered the home Of Mrs.
Shackleford, wh4te woman, within
two squares of the sheriff's office, and
attempted to criminally assault her.
She awoke and screamed as the negro
seized her and the man fled after
struggle. e. ~. -,....~-.- =. -
Hundreds Of men are securing Col
lin, Dallas. Hunt and Denton counties.
The negroes Of Mckinney have been
given notice to leave the town and
there is said to be a panic among
them. A serious conflict, is feared.
A committee of Mckinney men have
been sent to Dallas to search for the
criminal with the intention, If he, is
found, Of spiriting him back to McKin-
ney for punishment. -,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-08-31
DEAD NUMBER SIX.
Result Of Wreck on the Pennsylvania
Railroad.

Rochester, N. Y, Aug. 31.-The IA
talities resulting from the wreck OF
the southbound passenger train ON the
Pennsylvania railroad, Sodus Bay divi-
sion, at Fairville, has been increased
to six. Beside William Meagher, engi-
neer, and Howard Tubbs, a passenger
first reported dead, the following
names have been added to the list:
Mrs. J. W. Ford, Mrs. A. P. Burgess Of
Syracuse, Mrs. L. II. Wood, Mrs. e. A.
Bradley, Seneca Falls.
The Injured in this city are doing
as we'll as can be expected. Of the
injured in Newark Mrs. A. d. Burn
ham, Mrs. William Lamunius of Port
Gibson and Mrs. Rose Edwards of
Newark are very low and Francis Bur
leigh is probably dying.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-08-31
FRANCIS STILL AT LARGE.
Missouri Man Hunt Continues With
Renewed Vigor.

Kansas City, Aug. 31.-Armed men
and bloodhounds have again took up
the search, 40 miles south of Kansas
City, for "Boss" Francis, the murderer
of Miss Mary Henderson.
Notwithstanding the failure of the
mob the man hunt that has been kept
up in two counties for the past 48
hours, was resumed during the morn
ing with renewed vigor.
The mob is without a positive clew
to work upon, but there is general
belief that Francis is still hiding
around the negro mining settlement of
Black Water, eight miles north OF
Holden
Governor Dockery has offered re-
ward of $500 for the capture of the
murderer, and Johnson county officials
offered a reward of $100.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-08-31
DEAD NUMBER THIRTY. r
Latest Casualty List of the City of
~ Trenton Disaster.

O.
Philadelphia, Aug. 3l-Another
body Of a victim of Wednesdays
steamboat disaster was recovered
from the Delaware river by the police
during the morning. It is opposed to
be that of Harry Johnson, sc years old,
a grocer of Hulmeville, Pa, who was
on his way home from Philadelphia.
This makes the 10th body recovered,
of which, eight have been identified.
Two bodies, those of a woman and a
small girl, are Unidentified. They are
30 badly charred and disfgured that
they probably never will be identified
positively. Nineteen are missing and
it is almost certain that all Of these
are dead. OF the eight persons re-
naming in the hospital, two are al
most certain to die. Thus the net re-
Eult Of the awful explosion will be in
the neighborhood Of 80 deaths when
the melancholy returns are all in.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-08-31
NO Ffpes ssnoke.i IA Cuba.

$8 Cuba produces no tobacco for chew.
ing or for pipe smokfn ng The Gsubans.
who smoke pipes might be coursted ON
ones fingers without making 4 second
ronnd of the fingers. The cfg fgar and the
cigarette prevail 10 what extent the
Cuban cigarette might ever become
popuiar with American smokers is d
matter beyond deterrninatI lion, IT IS cer-ss
tain that most Americans OF prolonged
residence become. ir they be smokers.
addicted fo Cuban brands and find diff;
Guilty In Weaning themselves back to.
American brands on their return Re
syiew $of Reviews.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-08-31
QUIET PREvA||LE.S,. At COLON.
Commander Of the Gunboat Machias
Finds No Revolutionary Dis
(. 5.s s.. sR, turbances at Colon. :. Is {
Traffic is Uninterrupted and no Ap.
peafance of an Organized In
surgent Force. 4,t
Rumor that United States Property is
K in Need Of Assistance Report
~ ed Untrue.

Washington, Aug 3l.-A caplegram
was received at the navy department
during the day from Commander Sar-
gent Of the Machias, at Colon, report
ing that matters there are very quiet.
His cablegram also indicates belief
on his part that the revolutionary dis
turbances in that section Of Colon
bia, at least, practically have been
suppressed. ..
The following is the text of Captain
Sargent's. cablegram, which is dated
Colon, Aug. 20: - .t E.
Il have visited Panama and Colon.
The most authoritative results of in
vestigation give me the following in
formation. There is no appearance Of
an organized insurgent force in the
vicinity of the railway. Free and un-
interrupted transit obtains with every
prospect Of continuance. Rumor is un-
founded that United States property is
in need Of assistance. All quiet here.
More reassuringi than when we
started" y
e The state department has been fore
warned of the circulation of reports
of revolutionary troubles In Ecuador
in report from Minister Sampson at
Quito. This came by mail, so that 1t
! is six weeks ago, and the predictions
| of the minister already have been YER
flied. These were to the effect that,
owing to the impending national cleo
tion in Ecuador, slight disturbances
| might be expected at various sections,
which would, by report, be magnified
into revolutionary movements, but
they were not to be to seriously re
| garded. ~ - ~
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-08-31
3 CANDIDATES FOR Al MAYOR w 1
Peabody, coler and Low Suggested TO
3S ANTI .Tar1Y1n anYifes. lss s ,@S&

Il New York, Aug. 81 - .4e conferences
committee OF the Citizens, union has
selected three out of the six names to
be recommends tb the committee Of
lMO7 M and later To the general confer
;ence Of the anti e Tammany organiza-
ton for the fusion nomination for
mayor Of Greater New York. The
three names selected are: George
Foster eabody " banker, Indep penaent
Demo crat;; Bird s. Coler, controller,
Democrat; Seth Low, president OF
Columb bia university, Republican. AS
to who the other three names On tie
list are all Is conjecture. i zs.syI n 1:
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-08-31
RATTLEsWIrH HORSE THIEVES.
North Dakota Ranchmen Recover stol-
s&s$ en- Live Stock. q. r., q.

Medora, N. D., Aug. s1.--Horse-
thieves. visited the ranch Of A. G. Hui
dekofer in this county a few nights
since, stole provisions from the store
house, saddle horses from the corrals:
and 100 head OF fullblooded Normans
from the pasture and started south.
81 They were attacked by men OF the
Carey Cattle company and compelled
to give up the stolen horses. Some
valued at 81 900 per head were found
dead on the trail. A sheriff's posse is
following the thieves. Il r. 55S
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-08-31
GUILTY OF PERJURY.
Land Office Would Disbar a South
e. "a Dakota Attorney.

Rapid City, S. D., Aug. 31.-The Of
iicers Of the United States land Office
in this city have received instructions
from the general land office at Wash
ington to commence disbarment pro-
ceedings against o. L. Cooper, a prom
inent attorney OF this city. The
charges In the complaint set forth that
Cooper has been guilty OF perjury in
his practice before the land office;
also that he has secured illegal home
stead entries; has threatened the lives
ofsthe officials Of the land Office In this
city and has. done several unlawful
hinpc S3S>sA r.. - f a 3D. , So. g. u ~ ia
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-08-31
and. ana the mere rn1pli cation is a renee

and the mere In1pli cation is "a refec-
ton on the service.' J Il
,,s This remark flew wild throughout
naval circles, and since its utterance
Admiral Samp is family have brok-
en- OFF cordial elations with that OF
Admiral Watson. For years the wives
and children Of the two officers have
been on the most intimate terms.
They lived adjacent to each other on
.Corcoran street and were as brothers
and sisters, ~ 9a5 4 A. II %S-tl =
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-08-31
FAMOUS y LIMA CASE \,
Judgment Secured to Be Paid Without
& &s IL congre sionai Action, 3%5 3sT

Washing Il Aug 81 81 81 .-- ;-- i. Trace
well, the comp troll Ter of the treasury
has rend dered q I'd ecisioh Wh ieh dis
poses Of the famous De Lima case. He
holds that und der the recent decision OF.
the United States snprena q court he
Judgment obtained by De Lima & co.
for SCI 1, ,597 from the United States on.
account of dlti les Pal d by On
goods shipped from Porto Rico to II he
United States between the ate of til d;
ratification Of the treaty OF T Paris and
that Of the approval of the ORA SeI.s
act, may be paid out Of the general
fund OF the treasury departmen N ith.
out further action by congTess.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-08-31
Fairbanks stiiI Laid Up. ,,7 1

indianapolis. Aug. 81 The injuries
of Senator Fairbanks, who was:
thrown from carriage at Minneapolis
Saturday a week ago, continue to be
painful. His LETT leg and arm and
right hand are in bandages. He Is;
confined to- his home and It may be
several days before he viii be able to.
appear at his ofice.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-08-31
The sultan Retaliates.

Paris, Aug. 31.-The Matin says the
sultan's first Z retaliation measure
against France Is the publication OF an
trade withdrawing the concessions
and tax exemptions from the French
religious committee at Syria. The
French communities at Jerusalem are
also taxed. .s.+,..-- a