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The Tomahawk., 1904-05-12
DEMOCRATIC STATE
CONVENTION.

A Democratic delegation con-
vention for the State of Mime
sofa, is hereby called to meet at
the City Of Duluth, in said state,
on Wednesday, the 22nd. day Of
June, 1904, at II O'Clock in the
forenoon for the purpose OF select
ing four delegates-at-large and
eighteen district delegates, and
alternates for the same, to repres-
cnt the Democratic party of Mimi
esota at the national Democratic
convention to be held at the city
OF St. Louis, Mo-, July I, 1904.
The basis of representation to
the said state convention shall be
one delegate for every $50 votes
and major fraction thereof cast
for Hon. William Jennings Bryan
for president in November, 1900,
and in addition thereto three dele
gates at large from each and every
county in said state, excepting the
counties OF Hennepin, Ramsey and
St. Louis, each of which shall
have five delegates-at-large-
The delegates to said state con-
vention will be chosen by delegate
county conventions to be held in
each and all of the counties of the
said state on Saturday, the 18th,
day of June, 1904, said county
conventions to be called for that
date and for said purpose by the
Democratic county committees Of
the several counties in accordance
with the requirements of the cleo
tion laws of the said state.
In addition to the selecting Of
said delegates to the national con-
vention, the said state convention
will transact such other business
as may properly come before it.
By order of the Democratic
state central committee.
Dated Winona, Mimi, April II,
1904.
III. T.. Buck, Chairman.
H.T. Tolmie, Secretary
Becker county is entitled to
eight delegates to the state Demo
cratic convention, and the Demo-
Gratis should take some steps to-
wards calling a convention. The
Democrats of Becker county
have no county organization
and they should take some
steps toward organizing. The
columns of the ToMAHAwK are
open to the Democrats of Becker
county to publish any notices of
meetings or in any way toadvance
the cause of the party with which
its publisher has always affiliated.
The Tomahawk., 1904-05-12
RESERVATION LANDSs
TO LEASE

100. 900 acres of first class farm
lands on White Earth Reservation, IN
aaees of 80 acres and more, by
AxLOTTEES.
The Tomahawk., 1904-05-12
The T0MAHAMk
Guns. II. BEAULIEU Publisher.
whfte Earth Agency, Mlnn.

Entered at the POStOffice at White
Earth, Mimi, as mail matter OF the
second class.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-12-15
OlRl,Eil'Sl|IPll'ONlDI1llENC 81
WIARUSA
ZBAY CITY Mich.

asSsim lokalnsxo ZiednocsenlI
E.wohnyssost.1 % dsiem loxossty~
|osnia; 1905 rom doshaligP.lsskis-
+eo,5n. lt6rym, ial slyuha6. mais
|by6 p@dioione naslilniisia.e spodv.,
|liny s;:; 5. /
Toxarsy,tva6x.: stanistaxa.o-
Elropne. sie rosohod.i mlodyoh
|deteeat6x, .,dla teeo do d1i1 iesscse
e. =. r.-.---..4-a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-12-15
Z INDEPENDENCE, Wis.

Szanowna Redakcyo Wiarusa!
Music raz tex naszego Inde
pendrnoe kilka slow nap1sat, DO
JUL dlugi czas Q mas mic ME by4o
We ) iarusie'', 9 przeciek my sic
oywilizujemy ! chociai ME naggle,
|powoli nasi obywatele rozpoozynllsa.e,,
jazrozmaite Interest,", to tel sie.chce
70, radodoia : koehanym Wiarusemll
lego oxytelnikam1 podzieli6.
Pan Stefan Becker, polak czlo-
wick majetny, sprxedal ssweaposia
|dlo6ci M farmaoh, osiadl Y mie-
sclei ~ pomaga farmerom v ten.
spos6b, il skupuje Cd nichxbola,f
mianowiois OWES, aplaci = niego
8 do 81 oenta ma busxlu swiecejj nif
handlarse sboia innowiercy, ktdrzy
przez wiele lat kupowali e Gene
jak tYlke sic dalo, najni4sza. To
tel mask rodak p. Becker, kt6ry jak
sam pow,ada, DOLBY robi interes.
jest sole woku tutejssym lapita-
listom.
Pan August Mish kttdry diva
razy jul byl blisk kim drugiego
dwiata, powodu prsypadkowego
postr1elenia u polovaniu ioiyyi
panem Francisxkkiiem Vejsk&
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-12-15
FUratowalo matke z. dzieci.

- - ESSES tsEg = tE@.2-' ; -I.E&EM TEEsa..I
Pan /. F Nikeska populanry
obywatel : Monawille, Texas. pisze
nam: ,,Severy Baieam ma p}uca
Jest znakomltem lekarstwem. Ono
uratowalo mi lone, matke siedmio.
70 dziecl. cd napadu zapalenia
pp1uc j La Gripy. Nasi lekarze ME
wiedzieli co czyuid wieccj Przedsle-
wzleli operacye ably wYpumpowad
nagromadsona flegme lecz bez ko-
rzyacl. Skoro zacze'a uzywad Sc
very Balsam ma pluca, flegma "a
ozela sic luzowac pc zuzytkowaniu
trzech butelek, by}a JUL " stanie
~wykonywat swe prace domove
,,severy Balsam ma p}uca, powlnien
sic znajdowao pod reku " ka4dej
famiIjl Leczy kaszel,, krtaniowos6i
wssystkie choroby gard4a j p}uc: od-
nossqce sig zaziebienia IS j.: Soc.
we wszYstkich aptekach, albo a
". F. eevera Co., Cedar Rapids,
Iowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-12-15

dSsWssnyssMassn ~ & kfsnis
49, b.is.xvlhs.o.
sbisgslnersov .v,,oxie. q Il d.
|ston.l1 nhtxi.i. ..I.nr.od... 81
|v.r6v. " nieh,luda..ra.e 81.
u. ! ta,n, d. n.t--ebnia u.rarn;..
nd, bod.n...e poo.o,vs m.teorh
.ava.e,s al. :;66 - .vaoo. sod.;a
sis moee.ro.m6vid. ca.ie, .dost.n.
|tox.r aobrv in.;are rrstAln.. Nam
isialanasn;a rni1.snov;na.. ! rt5r.
ne xatvd.;6 mn..a. leox bv1 mos
Il rieoei spodobnvoh nia bede IS.
trxebox.l, pi..d. dl., tepo ! 6 pu..-
o.e = fvist. 81 Ma tvlto'' / !.
|l.dxie. er1es.. = ton spos6b, Cho
dill 81 s 81 = ma 30 farnn.oh 4vdet !.
Il, Crosse. spl.edav.a niby 6xiete
FobrasY, /. Ices. prxyiirxe6 did in Is
tHH .HA w..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-12-15
(oFICYALNR}
oFICYAL,HlIlee. !
'Z~awisdomienie . apikacyi
-Chas. q. Roesner'azo Wydar
ME ieensyi M sprzed& pa
lonYch trunk6M.

4#E3tES9@.f. %s45s |t9s&Es a4Ss a.&8sA
Zaviadalnis siie piniejsssm, =
G. q. Roesnsr'ss missta ! powiatu5
Winrna, AtApn Ninnesota. podsf
.dsfa / G.sdlafialeO4. sgodnis ! q.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. miasta pi-,
lmienn4 sp3ikasye1o poxwolenie n ulI5
wyssynEsPltonych trunk6w, povJy-'
1ej sacytow1laInlees eorseczenie = Vino
Mum, xaNiadomioaost opisano
iskn.stepuje MP. y pierwssem
p~okoiugna dolnsm pietrze = muro.'
wasym budynkn,, snanYn pod mr..
5l16 Main.6StEl
wspomu,apa sap1ikacya bedzie O.
.mawiaD4 M posaiisdxedln radY miej-
skiej Y budYnku miejskim dnia 70
Grudnia 1904. o gods. smeJ wie-
esorem; Y TEN .czasie j mi6jscn mo-
.kssie slavic kaIdy j robi6 1arzuty
prseoiw *nzyskaniu lacensyi.
Pissno Winona, Mimi. !
Grudaia. 1901.
PAUL'KEMP
City Recorder.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-12-15

RIEKA we W1oszech. Jak
sic wzmaga nienawisc w1o-
chow do niemc6w, spowodo-
wana buta i ~zarozumialoscia
akademik6w niemieckich W
Innsbrucku, podaja pisma
nowy dow6d: Wloskie Tow.
.dramatyczne " !; Piece Is wysta-
WHO ma scenic utw6r Meyera
Foestera pod tyt:: Alt Hei-
delberg" grywany " t}oma-
czeniu. w}oskiem. Zaraz po
podniesieniu kurtyny rozleg-
1y sic sykania i okrzyki: precz
z barbarzy6cami z Innsbru-
kul, Kilku student6w Who's
kich policya. przyaresztowat1faa
"a zbyt gio6na manifestacya
= to tenn wieksze wywolafo
oburzenie!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-12-15

pr ats -4.Asa aHHAIF
ANGLIA dawniej przodo--
wala 6wiatu " ~przemy6le.
Wyroby angielskie byly for
malnie rozchwytywane, ola
swej dobroci. Cd czasu wy
atawy We Filadelfii, gdy pro-
fesor Reauleux skrytykowal
ma wystawie okazy nlemiec-
kie znanem orzeczeniem:
,,billig aber schlecht'
niemcy zabrali sic do ulep-
szef j pc latach tax wydos-
konalili tec,hE,nqile,s AZ ze 4 t t,(',:lGz
por6wnos am,erJy ll kanan l,,igll k n l'ls'
kuruia I 1A!lnIIglii1a.s 'lsl1Il' k ft,l1l|
togo VI Anglii I = ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-12-15

" Brazylii.
o. l grudnia zacznie wycho-
die move pismo wKurytybie
pod tytu}em: ,,Polak " Bra
zyliii". Bedzie to tygodnik, q
celem jego bedzie ekonomicz.
ny rozw6j ludno6ci polskiej
" tym tax dalekim cd Oh
czyzny kraju. Dotychcza'as
wychodzi " Kurytybie pismo
tygodniowe pod tytulem:
,,Gazeta Polska " RrazJylii"
pod redakcya wydawcy pana
Leona Bieleckiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-12-15

- --f.i.tp 81 ~. E@E.-<r - t9EEtF .+%f'' L'@ &rTs:.
BERLIN Ofiar~a podw6jnej
eksplozyi stall sic. n letnl
monter Tornow i 23letnia ma
rzeczona jego Wolter. Tor
now byl cd kilku lat zonaty
i ojcem dwojga dzieci, lecz
cd 2 i pol roku ME zy1 z 10
ma i zamierzal sic ~rozwiesc, q
zawiazal st6sunek mi}osny 2
c6,ka sklepikarza Woltera,
kt6ra sic u rodzic6w rswoich
uwazala "a narzeczona jego.
Ostatniej niedzieli poszedl 7,
W poludnie do kolonii allan
kowej It. wv. Laubenkolonie)
PREY Landsberger Alec, gdzie
dzierzawil jedne z licznych
altanek, ably jake amator-fo-
tograf wykonac tam fotogra-
fla pewnego z%najomego. Pc
poludniu przyszla do niego
Wolter6wna i zabrala sic do
sporzadzenia kawy ma ma
szynce ~naftowej; widocznie
nalala "a DUO nafty, gdyz
maszynka eksplodowa1a, przy-
czem plomie6 ogarna} take
wiszaca mad stolikiem lampe
naftowa, kt6ra eksplodowa}a
r6wniez. Oboje kochankowie
ogarnieci zostali pozarem j cd
nie6li straszne poparzenia,
wskutek kt6rych diva dni
p6zniej zmarli v wielkich
cierpieniach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-12-15
]. n 5yFl4lA

NIEDEN. " kokciele
K.hlanbaro,, odbv,a AZ zapo.
wiedsiana uroczysto6'6! w Y
rowanlia tablicy parniatkowej
dla kr6la naszego Jana III III
{Sobieskiego) spowoduuwol-
uienia Wiednia Cd najasld', "
taglr1]kl6w N 1883 iroku.W uro ]:
cE4Sto6ci ej uczestniczJyI11s mi
i mister ali ]: P 81 PROBES &c rs kola e
Pools!kisgoD zisduszycs q IL; obu Y
swiceprezesami, wieluspo'sl6w
polSkich, ursednik6w mini mini
stsryalnych austryack1eh, des
putacye stowarzysizef czlon !.
kowie kolonii polskisj. Bar
do, gorzka, piguika Ola haka.;
tyst6w prrus fsis,a =,
rpvrsr.. I.,,dno66=u,osko
=, !, :. ~ AZ, rzona. n
,-:-a,n. !. ;oh j, .b.u,o lo6f !:
80 .noh .Loda.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-12-15

sasessaSSss@Fsss ssssHsSSNs8Fes Nsgsass ssAf aaMANNHsaassaRsssaagsSsse
|przemy6le.s RobotnicY wrze|-
maj4 zarob
ku, b hin zzlam1y6wie6. " ].
1908 licszlbgalI robotnilks6tw Y bez''
zarobllkssl, Welding wy lk|t
statyc,zsn1lych wynous,'iilll,al okolo
:2l'0(otysiecy wbl'ieSacy MIRO roku Y
wzrosi,llaal DO 900. ttysiecy. 70
tel wieiu wyruszasw sWiat g g
zarobkiem. w 10 nniesiacach1
|roku bie4acego opu6cilo An
gin okolo $40 tysiecy o56b.s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-12-15

~nsAARLOUIs. Konlendantt
|okregu wojskowego podpuul-
kown!ik Waiachllk;s, pi,rz,seltl,nIa,wiis;.
[jao d ~rlse,zserwist6xl, zaPy j!.t /
|ich, czemu ME Walstapuja 90
Kf,lnriegerv'ee,r1,el'in6'W.l. =, Wl ' !. rs
v takim garniizo6niaa zaledwie
|dwudziesta ozeS6 wysluzonych
4olnierzy laczy sic zKr,iee ,g q
|yereinami. zelazo krew
skuly jedno6c 81 niemiecka !.
a poniewaz money ME maja
prz.;y ,j to najlepszym i'm lq:
przyjacielem bedzie miecz wy
ostrzon j. mad tom pralcuia..
szkola i ko6ci6l it'd. CiekaWaI
ia przen1owa 'dozhaIa io e'sJttl'' 7
pism, katolickich ].
~prawdliiwie liberalnych, DO
pisza,ze szkola ami ko6ci6l ME
50 ma to, ably NIECE ostrzyc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-12-15
HAMBURG. Przyaresztt

HAMBURG. Przyareszto-
wano.pewnego owczarza, kt6-.
~ oglaszal, ze " dniach le-
czy suchoty. Oszust robl Of
brzymie interesa j bral "a le-
karstwo 100 do 1000 N. Luz
die placii chetnie, wierzac
wiecej temu czlowiekowi, ami
zeli z,najacem,u sic na medy-
cyniie lekarzowii.. WykazalQ sic
" ko6cu, ze ,%,cudoWnymn lexis
rem byl karany " :klka-
.krotnie wiezieniem karnemn
+oszust.
BARCELONA. Dwie osoby
|przyniosiy wczorai 9 godz. s
|wieczorem kosz portyereW
.|burmistrsza. G'dy portyer spo
trzegldymwydobyWajacy sie
: koszzsa, fzucl SO, 60 spowodo-
walo wybuch bomby, znlajdu-
iace az WeWnatrz. 4 o' 1'l
odnlliio ~ o, e iczby tej
~ |||l||llI|IE|I
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-12-15

re krew lali praojcowle nasi. Cay
to;dwisto. osys niedziela, nasza !. ml g,
dziet po knajpaoh ppr11'e .ss .
Ewieozeani.niby shordy ildyans po
ulicach dokazuja lac j bezczesz..'
4czac przechodnia, zamiast sic IL
czyG " dobre katoliokie towarzy-
silva, CODY Ola Mich by}o . wiele
korzystniejszem.
Obch6d listopadowy U mas ME
przy7szedl do skutku, ale jak slYoha6
towarzystwa re .Zjednoczenia krz4-
taja sic, ably wsp61ny obchdd stycz-
nicwy u1zadzi6.
w naszym sadzie cyrku}owym
" przysz}ym tygodniu rozpatrywa''
na bedzie sprawl ]. Nowakowskie
go z Detroit. Jak sic wy;kazuje, to
ten uwodzlciel ME tylko " Bay CT
ty uwi6df mkod4 dziewczyne, ale
to samo robi1 Nv Detroit, a nawet
4otr ten pisywaf listy ossczercze ma
.pewpa siostre, ably ja wydostac 2
'klasztoru. Listy te znajduja sig v
rsku ksiezy. Jezeli W Detroit tego
.ptaszka ME ukarano o~dpowiednio
"a jego zbrodnie, to mole byc PREY
gotowanym ma to, ze Bay City
dosiegnie go reka sp1awiedliwosci.
Niekt6rym ludsiem ,zdaje sig, il
i'm wolno wypowiedziec Q kim q in
nym soo i'm sic jeno podoba, q CA
sem nawet i sfowa nieprawdX ale
gdy i'm kto6 odplaci pleknem q ma
dobne, wtenczas gwaitu, co sic
dzieie - Zarzuca6 komus :zbrodnie
Q kawalek r. K a, a Q swych
naoiqganiach politycsnych milcze6,
- to Gale ME ladnie.
TAX to tn bywa " Ameryce, ie
jezeli jeden drugiego orxnie ma ia.
kie $50 tysiecy, ma "a to dobre !
mig to madry, sprytny cz4owiek j
dobry b%usinesista, ale ukrzywd&z
kogo na . dolary to .ie NAIVE zlo-
dziejem j wpakuja do. kozy ma at--
Fkie 4 tygodnie.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-11-07
EXCELLENT BUYING
IN COTTON MARKET

NEW YORK. Nov. I'm response TO
Liverpool cables, which were consider
ably higher than expected. tLe local
cotton market opened active and quite
strong, with buying movement that
was mostly 90 cover room shorts. the
public Eot taking much interest in the
market owing 10 the holiday tomorrow
Philadelphia spot interests appeared 20
have selling orders. but the buying was
In sufficient volume 10 absorb all 0ffer
lDgs readily. and after the call q fur
Their rise OF 10 3 points occurred. Later
me demand from shorts having been
satisfied FOR the moment prices reached
q bout 8 points and The market became
quiereT. Estimated receipts OF cotton
al the ports today, 81, 600 bales. AGAINST
actual receipts OF 7l.gC0 bales.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-11-07
CONFIDENT BUYING
IN THE STEEL LIST
Gains as High as 3 Points
in Some Issues.
RAILWAYS ALSO STRONG
Buying Of Union Pacific Conspicuous
Market Tending 70 Increase
in Activity.

NEW YORK, Nov. IA very large
proportion OF the active stock market
was "a per cent higher at the opening
There were mo- declines. except one Of q
in Colorado Fuel and Iron. Steel stocks
were most active, the common rising Z
and preferred "a, each ou bis volume
or business. Smelling and Refining
gained 1z Baltimore and Ohio and
Rock Island. ss and Texas Land Trust
81
A strong tone characterized the stock
speculation from the opeuirg. The de-
Yelopments over Sunday were witAout
sensational influence or significance. The
professional element continued 10 regard
yne result CT the Presidential election as
assured. and accepted the result as fore
znadoWiEs future advances. This was
especially The case in the industrialss
where efforts OF the bulls were princi-
TaIIE concentrated. The leaders in the
active group were the iron and steel
stocks, ana confident buying throughout
the entire steel list Tennessee Coal
ana Iron s1lG up nearly 8 per cent, Colo
-dd0 Fuel gained uelTlV =. Republic Iron
and Steel preferred rose over 2, and the
common over I per cent? United States
steel common and preferred both per
cent HIGHER There were sharp adj
FaEces iu The steel Foundry issues, In
terua tiOnal Paper, Corn Products and
The railroad IisI showed decided
strength iG Missouri Pacific. ST. Paul.
Union Pacific Reading, Baltimore and
Ohio and some of the speCialries There
were gains of point or more in most OF
tle local fractions. The strength q the
market has continued AT the opening of
the second hour and the trading element
IS looking with confidence TO the main
teuauc= OF strength right 20 the eve OF
election Government bonds unchanged B.
railroad and other bonds strong and
active
IL is generally agreed or the floor that
the market has never been quite SO poll
teal as IN ls today Enormous specula-
tiOns are beng conducted Do just the
same manner as the great bets on The
election. II is the feature OF the day
that the strongest stocks are those
which profit by the present tariff. These
include an the steel and iron stocks and
the manufacturing Iu1usJrlalS- Ten
lesSe- Coal and Iron. Pressed Car Sloss
American LOr1m0LiVe American FOuu-
dry and Republic Steel were features
from the start. The strength has now
spread % the general list with the buy
ms of Union Pacific a conspicuous fez-
ture- The market is tending 10 Increase
In activity
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-11-07
ARCHIE ROOSEVELT HAS
MANY CAMPAIGN BUTTONS
Takes q Day Out Of School and
Wears the Whole
Collection.

Archie Roosevelt, the Presidents ten
year~old son. wore campaign buttons
and -trinEe-s galore today. He had a
score or more Of them pinned OF hung
on the front OF his coat. and there were
al varieties ranging from the Gus
tomary watch-chaiu baggage check, 10
the red rose, with its taking caption of
Roosevelt He also wore various and
sundry buttons that contained catchy
notices The front of Arches
coat presented as gay an appearance
,as that of South American diplomat
pa parade
Archie is a stalwart Roosevelt man. "
He hash the slightest doubt but that
his father viii win, and any way he
knows that II he doesn't hes right"
Archie had a day on from school. and
did not fail himself 20 share ia CAMPAIGN
excitement.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-11-07
.PInLiCO ENTRIES
FOR TOMORROW
PnmIco, Nov THE following are

PIAILICO, Nov. THE following are
the entries for tomorrow $ races:
First rare-IhE-e-Eear and uu-
MaIa SIX luFlougz- Breaker l0l;
Sever. 1885 EOuTo-au. sos AIiduiEHt
Chimes, H., RuCa5tE. So LIsketeer.
~ CIQulEa-Lr 1895 Eightful, ll2 Also
eligible 10 staTJ-Adel Trebla. I94: Moor
ish Prince 1885, Twistar Edana. g.
Pride OF Galore. 1l3- Rock Mast 50.
Fringe u Pleasure, 1922 Meadow Maid.
IS Fatalistr 1893 Harry Cotton, so Sly
Bride -5-5 Greciau Maid, l9ti Ruby
EeusIead. So Figuer lJ4. Dupont 1l3-
Requiem gsr Weirdsome. Joe,
Second race-For tWo-year-Ulds, SELL
ing; ave and a half f8Tlougs. DeIphie.
l0ti r.. II. % Brieu, 1855 Queen Rose. 104.
Lady l0i. Winchester. 100. Tara o..
ID Artagual, 90. Hazel Baker, %.
also eligible 20 start. ltallmiraf S..
George Saint gs. Grey Plume s.. Cote
win. 1I5 Flinders. s.- EarId0m, l9l.
Third race-For three-year-olds and
upward one mile and sixteenth. Red
light 81 DIT. Lodgr So, HiIarity. lg
ass PuucJual l05, Nine spot, JOE; Arsa-
Uauta, lH8. MgD1Elale 90 HCgdWluk
1l8. Esfa U.isH. sU- FIara. IG5. Lady Wells
bach, 1915 Silver Foam. ss. Lather0u. IQZ
Fourth race-Tde BeIvedere steepIe-
chase. about 2 miles-NIauiliau. 14s
l4S, Mystic SlriueT. I4s, Charlie Moore
1915 Billy Ray. lf7. Broadway l5lf Com
over, 1885, Egphone. l5lf King Carter.
1H, Waiter CIearg. l51, Spencer Ref.
1856 Wooden -45.
Fifth raee-The Amateur cup a high
weight selling race. for horses three
years old and upward TO- be ridden by
gentlemen riders one mile. Flsra. l5l.
setsnEot. l2f. Paul clifford. Isl: con
over 1885, +lnNl.I4Ws 1916 King b. l34
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ORDERS
FOR BALTIC FLEET

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. The gov
eminent seems unable to come to a
definite decision as to what route Ad-
miral R0gestvensky shah take to the
Tar East
Originally it was intended ne should
go by way Of the Cape Of Good Hope
The necessary coaIing arrangements for
this route were completed.
At Nig0, however, Rogestvensky re-
ceived orders 10 go via Suez- When he
reached TaugieF he received instructions
TO 60 via Cape Horn whittier he IS now
bound via Madeira
When he reaches the latter port there
is now a possibility he viii again be
ordered TO go round TIE cape Of Good
Hope.
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GAR TELEGRAPHS
ROOESTVENSKY

PARIS. Nov. According TO the
Echo de Paris" the Gar hes sent the
following message 10 Admiral Ro-
Eestyeuskv:
with ali my heart I am with you and
your dear squadron. 1 am certain the
Misunderstanding will soon be cleared
NO. The eyes OF Russia are upon you
4 ann fun OF faith and hope"
ECgestyeuEky replied iu the following
words
1.-THE squadron is with a single heart
at the foot of yCIr majesty's throne"
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FRAUD ORDER AGAINST
CINCINNATI CONCERN

The CaZton Association Of Cincinnati
was This morning found fraudulent Iu
an order signed by the Postmaster Cen
eraL The CaGtou Company and "a He-
urous hTm Of lawyers Esker d. Thomas.
were collectors Of subscriptions for
newspapers and periodicals.
The plan or the organization was 10
send duunlnF letters, and If no atteu-
tiou was paid 20 them TO turn ON the
law r-m.
lIisrepresellati0ns as 20 the law were
used lU the efforts made TO get back
ward subscribers 10 settle,
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CHARGED
WITH BARBARIIY

TOKYO. Nov. Imperial headquar-
tiers today issued a statement charging
the Russian defenders at Port Arthur
with misuse OF Red Cross badges and
with maItreatment ana killing of the
wounded.
. number of cases are cited, among
them the following.
A japanese hospital orderly who was
wounded was IefJ on the held- The Rus
slams took his badge ana then killed
him.
A wounded japanese private lay for
six DAYS Stimulating death. while the
Russians were near. The Russians bayo-
Melted and shot mis- wounded comrades
and robbed him.
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ARTHUR Is
OPEN TO JAPS

ROME. Nov. THE Tokyo correspon-
dent OF the "Giornale di Roma" wires
that Port Arthur is regarded as taken
in the japanese capital
The Russians stiu hold fous' forts. The
town itself is, however, open TO the
Japanese on the northeast
The troops of the Afikado viii not
enter the town at present because II Is
stil under IRE from the Liaoti Mountain
forts.
AN the besiegers' efforts. he adds. win
now bc directed toward Golden Hill
fortress.
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BEAR is THRILLING WITH
GREAT BRITAIN DIGNITY
lContiaued - - -

Saturday the Russians made several
counter attacks ON the japanese posi-
lions in front OF Urlungshan. apparently,
for the purpose of obstructing the Ian
anese operations there, All were re-
pulsed. The Russians left several dead
on the field.
The Russian torpedo boat destrlvars
are seeking safety from the Japanese
shells by going TO the mouth of the har-
nor I'm the morning, where they remain
until uightfall.
The situation at Nukden rer,sins
practically unchanged. The tempeT9 f1IEe
in that part OF Manchuria is below
zero.
The "Asahi' says it learns that large
numbers of japanese have crossed the
Sha River and that "a battle is expected
soon
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