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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-29
QUARTERLY MEETING.
UNION FEED COMPANY, LIMITED.

The regular Quarterly Meeting OF
the Stockholders OF the Union Feed
Company, Ltd, will be held at the OF.
fee Of the Company, Kakaako, on We'd
nesday, the 31st inst, at $3.50 p. m.
UNION FEED CO., LTD,
By II. r. MACFARLANE Jr.,
Secretary.
Honolulu, August 30, 1904.
2S55.2t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-29

Hard words passed between them.
telegraphed the war correspondent. II
was no quarrel-merely an exchange OF
greetings between two Russian geneg'
als.-Princeton Tiger.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-29
NEW = TO-DAY
BRITISH BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.

The Annual Meeting will be held
this evening at s o'clock at the Scot
fish Thistle Club, Union Street.
ROBERT CATION,
Secretary.
Honolulu. Goth August, 1904.
2SjJ.lt
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For Want Column See Page Six
WANTED.

A sound gentle work.horse, weight
about 1900 lbs. for use ndump cart.
Apply DR.. Sloggett, Superintendent
Insane Asylum. 2S55.lw
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-29

A position as collector or Office work.
Address b., Bulletin. 2S55.lw
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NOTICE.

L. S. Dunbar will not be responsible
for any debts contracted in his name
by other persons. 2S55-3t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-29

"For Rent" cards on sale at BuIlstlI
office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-29

Weekly Edition Of the Bulletin. u
per year.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-29

The Weekly Edition OF the Evening
Bulletin gives a complete summary OF
the news Of the day,
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'Fer Sale" cards at Bulletin of,es.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-02
ELIJAH oowrE sauELcHEo.
Tee Free In r4is speech About Tn.
King.

Sydney. N S. w-The mayor Of
adelaide haa forbidden Elijah" powie
further use Of the town hall or any
other corporation building because of
hts having uttered improper sentt
ments about the king
The superintendent Of public build
ings has been instructed by the prime
minister. and has prohibited pu~in
from using any building under wDvsru
msnt control The check that be- bad
deposited for rent Of the jubilee expo.
sitiOn building Las been returned "a
him and the agreement Cancelled. con
sequeutly bowie will b. practically
unable 10 speak Ia any public building
in Adelaide. An American has been
asked to persuade him % leave bsfors
public irritation caused by bis utter
ancss eliminates in VIGILANCE. uowis
Is at present missing from hia hots
and his whereabouts are unknown
DR.. Dowis has had trouble svrt
since he landed in australia The head
OF Zion City. near Chicago intended II
carry his teachings into all the tsland,
Of the third continent" but his i'm
proper sentiments about King Eduart
VII. may prevent contamination os his
plans.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-02
BURNED BABES N A FURNACE
PHILADELPHIA PARTIES SENT
TO PRISON CHARGED.
Hundr. ds of Infants Mere Throw IA
Alive into see thing Furnaee Dog
tor Na,isr says lie saw Mrs. Ash
mead Do the Flemish Act ia Cellar
of Her House ia Centa ~ NttS'

PHILADELPHIA, March 8I.-SIekenlnS
details Of wholesale slaughter IL ih-
fauts. who were thrown alive and crN-
ing into a seething furnace Ia house
located III the heart u Fhlladelph1
were brought cut under oath I'D aa lh'
quest conducted by Coroner pa4an.
The fall story Of the horrors Of thls
crematory, where hundreds IT baoea
are alleged Co have Ueeu destroyed I'D
tiendIsh torture, may never be- to.d
The curtain which has shielded thr=s
terrible crimes has however, preA
lifted. and as result three accused
persons we've seuJ c. prison. The p.aet
where these murder II babes - at.rsef
70 have been committed is tae house o'
Mrs. Elizabeth A.hmeah, zoub No0tL
Twelfth street. and these crlnrs Mrs
AshmeAd Is accused of belas Ihe grla-
elpAt.
This terrible ahsrge WAS made BY
DR.. David MO-Ier from the wttnra.
tsand ia the coroner 5 court during ta'
vestigation into the deaths " sarah
Hughes and Mary b. Sloan. Dr Mos let
sWGre he had seen Mrs. A.hmead throw
living infants IN u a red hgJ furnace
in tho cellar Ut her house, The spreta-
tors who crowded the coroner oItles
we're held spell bound daring the Diaod
eurdiing story. The accused woman
with eyes CLOSED and trembling. sne,
cumbed completely under tho trtghtfu
accusation and tell back swouGtng u
her daug inter- : arms.
Following the verdict, Mrs Ashmrsd
aud DR. Matthew McVteker were com
mitted to this county prison To avail
action u the grand jury
Both victims. according " the evil
dehee, had been operated On 40 th'
South Twelfth street house,
The Hughes woman had iied thsre
but Miss Sloan. hills suffering from th.
effects Of an opreatioh, had been re-
moved 10 the house. u Mrs. Mar
WASH. 1898 North NtneGeeath street
where tho Subsequent interview dentrt
that she had sver burned glvlal
child.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-02
THURSDAYS WAR NEWS.

The Japanese expect 70 take New.
chwang by attack on land within seven
days.
Port Arthur Is to be sealed IL 1t takes
the Japanese all summer. Over a score
OF merchant steamers are 10 be driven
full tilt into the channel. a half dozen
at time, until it will b impossible
for a Russian battleship to get out OF
Port Arthur.
The whole japanese army, in three
column formation. said TO be adyanc-
ing on the Yalu river from q poin,
north Of Anju.
The car expects Admiral Makarufi
70 do business with the Japanese squad.
ron OF Togo, hence the sending Of lien.
tenant to Port Arthur to take the place
OF Makarof should he be incapaoitated
or killed.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-02

hradssrsess r.pnrt foilows

hrAastreess Fspart faIlows.
betssF weather has helped retail
trads. thereby ssrsagthsalha TIE tnss
ef wholesale and Iobhtne husinesa. uss.
tHbation. a. Whole. however. IL noe
up 70 . rear aEn Additional favor.
ahta features are The uaqaantiuuahta
better winter wheat condition. due 10
general rains throughout the snash.
west and evidences If further artgv.
ny and strength In the lrua and steel
trades Weather conditions have atau
allowed an increased outdoor activity
notably In building. but signs az In.
creased senaloA IN labor matters Goa.
s'itu'e drawback ct several larea
cnntnrs.
spring goods In nearly All Iinaa ara
W better request at Leading northsru
Centars.
The situation In the metal mavhsss
generally Ia vsvY satisfactory one.
o'aer metals have beaa Yalhs,
stronger. copper notably showing 40
mand ~
wheat tinelHdins aour1 srpovsu n,
"s Neek aggregate i.soi.s4s bushels
business failures In tks tfn.,sS
states numbered ast.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-02
MODERN sLuEsgARo.
Geo. crossman, Of London Had Eight
Wives.

Geo. crossman, Of London Had Eight
Wives.
London. Eng-Polygamy and It's in
auences over George Crossman, who
had eight or more wives. and the de-
velopments following from the suicide
Of Crossman, are absorbing public at.
tention. On the night Of March %
Crossman. who was living In the re-
spectacle suburb Of KensaIrise. killed
himself TO avoid arrest by the police
whose suspicious had been aroused
regarding the contents OF a trunk
which CrossmaE was sending away
from his house On opening the trunk
the body OF a woman was found en-
cased In cement. An investigation
proved that she was murdered about
six months ago and that she was one
.of Crossmans wives. Five Of his
wives were traced and found alive
One wife Is dead and two are missing
The body found cemented Is in a
decomposed condition, even to the
skull, which had been split with an
axe.
The police believe II possible the In
Vestigation may prove that Crossman
adopted a similar method in Kidding
himself Of other wives. Of which It Is
suspected he may have had several
who have not yet been traced.
Though only 30 years Of age, Cross
mans career rivals that Of famous
criminals. Under various aliases he
led . double and even q triple married
life. He was an engineer. composer.
Wlgmaker or bookmaker.
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Railway il
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-02

Warner. Missouri: William r. Shafter,
California; Henry E. Palmer, Neofas-
ka. Franklin Murpny. New Jersey.
Toronto. Ont.--John Thamer, who
was arrested at Spokane, Wash. haV-
ing pleaded guilty to four charges Oh
forgery has been sentenced to hve
years in prison,
The signal corps OF the army Is now
communicating daily by wireless tel
egraph between Forts Schuyler and
Wright, distance Of VI miles. This Is
the longest distance covered by wire
less biography The speed of trans
mission varies from 10 To 80 words a
minute. Similar apparatus will be In
stalled at Nome and ST. Mtchaels as
soon as weather conditions permit.
According TO government reports,
the farmers OF the country have 49,
900 600 bushels OF wheat ON their
hands,
The Canadian government has pass
ad an order authorizing the use OF trap
acts for fish In British Columbia The
issue OF licenses will commence forth
with but wnl be connned strictly e
Gamers and can not be used for spec
Native purposes,
f. c. Mccormick. passenger tTathe
manager OF the southern Pacific, has
been promoted TO the position OF as
sistant traffic director OF the Harri
man lines MIR McCormlck's success
sor is to be Charles $. Fee OF st
Paul
George E. Rawson lies at hospital
in Boise manned and crippled. One
eve is gone and two fingers and thum
Of the right hand have been amputated.
There are many other wounds ON the
body as the result OF dynamite explN'
sion occurring On his ranch, eighl
miles south OF Meridian, Idaho.
Details from the prairie IRE districts
in Holt and Rock counties, NebFaska
show that over 500 square miles d
prairie were burned. and 20 ssranchmef
lost their buildings and stock. entail
ing loss OF 800, 900.
Kin5 Edward and Queen Alexandra
arc at Copenhagen attending family
gathering, the occasion OF King Chris
tian's s6rh birthday.
Speaker Cannon has introduced
bill to incorporate the Carnegie inst
tuition OF Washington. The institution
is capitalized at $40 900 900, and It's Oh
iects are stated to be Ito ene0urag
in the broadcast and most liberal mar
ner investigation. research and dis
covery."
George Guam, the IS year old sol
of John Guam, rancher. living nea
Kahspell. Montana, was drowned il
the Flathead river by the upsetting o
a row boat.
Santos Dumont says be will sail 70
the United States in 10 weeks with hi
dirigible balloon, with which he vii
make trials in Berlin this week.
General William Fitzhugh Payne,
famous confederate black horse cav
airy leader, who has been failing 10
several dais. is very low.
Two Philippines have died and tire
are seriously i'll from pneumonia con
tracted during the trip Of the mem Der
of the Philippine colony at the world
fair from Tacoma, Wash. TO st. Louis
Tom Sharky. the pugilist, lost in
wrestling match with NJ. J. Dwyer a
Richmond, Va, by failing to thro1
his antagonist twice in one hour.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-02
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Tha ampamEa aas H1M
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atIsassulppl river. %
ard Mormon chan
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-02
WASHINGTON VIEWS.

William b. Bryant ulVA -
near Arzina recently of paralysis @SS4
:, ys.rs lie served 10 the MEXICAN
ar and vas a pioneer In Caiiofhta
in the gold excitement u 1879. -
lxsl he moved 10 oregon, where as
-a,rftai ffssthar C. Moore 10 1898. us
ssfisfad Ia company C. Oregon Faluh-
,sar. IN l.gl. serving tnrea years "a
.ba leioa army Mt Bryant vas an
.sYeclsl tayoFl,s IN the meetings oS
the G. A. K st..
poae- aad teeth Of animals %hieh
have nol yea been Identified ~lih ah'
,fher- ga eArth have bsea dug up
-.sm the cliffs alcfs the Columbia nv
Alp. about % miles aorth~~st ~ Paste
d. A Fuaa lbey eese found ia ?
tr 900 feet hiza sboal $50 feet Above
h. waters or the river aHd b@heatH
/ Covering ot l58 Gsel 5t earth
s,rmers are apo4t tgo weeks ial7f
3as.nalrs their stFiss seeding tAAn
.al ..tr and 20 ~l. BIZ several lays
.aJ before thrY can 10 mAeh
party VT 45l Nesr NtrstaiaHs 4h'
n.aoma settlers ln Washington.
eating at WvH,reb-s. are ga +hsss
cav 4-sL Ib- -ru.ers arr prepared
+, begin their sarh ot a1mvMaAtAs
81 u.ss ari aFe accompanied lf s@*
raj freight uainiqaas ~ household
autt tarm mAsatncfy aat stset
ua.aey NuIn .aar th- deelsi4a 10
a= lb ruuai sp Wtsh tred Au5.es ~
vsla W44a ga 4hat vas d tams Aal
p.t--s affair
Fh. tateFtlF sarmeht has taaar
tayge4g.e eebust oa Mr Igaea Dsi
5fegtiire tar lhs sa.o 4ai 1lspvst. i9a
( TAtlaa eea-rgat..a lan4a eiEA a~7
ral m.aor amendments.
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Euessat re4ng apoaaifs 1Astlr
toea Ore The aas @Aa stfaeA al
be teat a~plh aaI haa raised Ia
Toe Is feet above be sarfAee
J e. u4bbafi a DFomlsehf fafnari
I tb- Columbia Coaa.g seetaoa t-a
adIeny u ne4ra ga % fhs aeaFt f-
ruflY
Floyd tie4nrAHl arrested AZ Wlaana
aa been r3raed ayer % me ahrriT %
| yala Wa.A enlnfg Ahd takva taef'
~ TRIAL be- aeteral charges ~ saFs
trg
A ruraI rpug5 has b~en establishes
a. Proaasr effective April t5. THIS 8
the drat rouss % b. ssEabstshda'i Il
that locality
| r. o Iaeea. srineipai u sas bsaa,
\ auhlsc school A. seattle hAs besi
hgscn Az principal VI the Walt4 WALL
| yty schools
Fenn~d ,9r Ave days 10 a f5rsat ear
70 uith hsr srgan ehi.Aeea A. th
mercy NJ her maefae husband MFa
| William BoWsrs was reseaaa frnm he
peril By the ~apfarr " th- maa ~
sanK - men seon aejzhaofiag shle
| 10 mill ~ miles 'ram Port Aassle'
~ saa commltEst BIZ gh~ eourt 20 a.
asylum
| Washington sathxis mills. vhir
raw. been closed toe swo weeks. vii
reopen tsls wsst
| Jack IA Hfoss vac shot through IN
heart at BrYsnt. near Everett. By nj
Ruowa parties la brnss was sahso
man and was eiusing bis 9iars Vie
murtered II x not known vhsthe
rohbsry or son- other aotivs hfuugh
about fhe billing
| Fred Waller. a Seattle t5axshar,
nan vas allied BY yard -nsine /
. he railroad Yards A. w-ti-r sffer
Walker Wa ieaf and ald not hear N
~ngins His skull waa fractured an
as died Ia tha hospital
Nearly svsrY foot u availabls from
aEs on the Columbia for Tour mgis
below Pasco aad stx miles above IA
Z within the paat Ysar been parvhase
" leased ~ p@opia who will tnprnr
, The tracts BY msars u gun ptnx Plaza
! In tbs coming season
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Cen. Thos. o. o.horn. n..A

washington. March 2s.-Brevet
Major General Thomas o. Osborne Of
Chicago. for many years United States
minister to the argentine republic.
who came to Washington a few days
ago for a visit died here Of apopIexy.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-02

Joseph Ralph Burton. = United States
senator from Kansas. has been con.
victsd BY = jury in the United States
district court at Sc. Louis on the charge
OF having accepted compensation to
protect the interests Of the ,Rialto
GTian q Securities company Of 81.
Louis before the postoffice department.
The jury dsliberated III hours.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-02

81. Petersburg General aakharos
me new var minister. like General
houropatkin. Ia devoted 10 hta p,o.
fession He syadsa social functions
where no is seldom seen srrapt on
state occasions The minister has Az.
t'nEuisbed himself "a axhtsr
WIN ! scouts he routed loo Turks
ana carried orders at 8hspka pass un.
der a hot Ere, for which no Was orn.
noted colonel.
General sskharoT has been chic, y,
the general star since 1899. and hs
brought the mobilization department, i
a pitch Of eHcelIeucy unrivalsd s,r.n,
~ that of the German army ua i.
known a. a tireIsss worker who riss,
at B; 30 In tho morning and goes TO bst
at midnight.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-02
PANIC IN CHURCH.

Cry Of Fire Causes . Stampede 70 sns
Doors
New Haven, Conn. March IA
panic occurred at the morning services
In ~. Miehaets Italian church here
Sunday In which q score Of person,
we're injured. Four. two women and
two children, we seriorsly hurt. Dur
Ing prayer some one in the conEr.ga
ton shouted ~Firei" Immediately the
worshippers arose and rushed for this
door - ~" rear the only exit
Women ana cnndren we're rnplse
and dragged along the lioor By other,
in the effort to get out.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-02

Portland, ore,-waIla walIa. 75c:
bluestem, Sic; valley, sic.
Taeoma.-Bluestem. fc higher. at
SIC: club. unchanged. at 75c.
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veluntsera fer RuaaIa.

Ekaterinoslay, Russia, March 90
Lieutenant General Count Keller, gov
srnor Of this province. has gone TO st
Petersburg. RTE has volunteered fol
service in the far east.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-02
FATAL TORNADO IN MISSOURI
stH psopis Known 10 Havs p.sish.d
IN 3torn,


in 3toru,
Charlottesville. No hareh a
tornado swept ths roautry 90 mtiaa
north ot here Sr persons are known
20 have BEEN eliHd and thousands ~
dollars worth II property was destroy
80 Ths wtrss have been down al
day and astalls are lacking Near psri
aEsF..s four members of the SIMS.
maker family we're killed In the A..
atruction ~ their houa Two miles
north Of Mount Pleasant. Wesley NIL
Ter wealthy mnt owner and planter
and his wife we're killed Their home
vas wrecked and their bodies found
zoo Yards sway I, IL feared that later
reports mar reveal q greater loss pf
~" Much STOCK was killed The
coronado swept path 400 yards vide
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He Reprovss Mr. po~I..

Adelaide. Australia In consequence
OF speech insulting King Edward. the
government has refused fhs use II pub.
lie buildings to John alexander bowie.
The mayor Of this city wrote 10 bowie
telling aim he was a disgrace to his
nationality.
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IAPSTR AGAIAFOR IHEPlRT'
RUSSIANS SINK SEVERAL OF ZAP
AAEsE MERCHANT sHiRs.
Tao Of Their Fire Sings Greanasa~-
nafeas 10 sGill eisaF--oas Rassiaa
Terpeas Beat said to Hass Been
suak, hat May De Rsfioatsa-~Feaa's
Squadron astIfss.

ST Petersburg. March ~ -Aa u
ieisl lIagasen fron PoFE Arthur 70 theI
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The safe Of the postofics At po.,
Falis' Idaho, was cracked late sa.uy.
DAY night or early Sunday morning.
The robbers secured 5000 or asOo in
money and stamps and made their On.
cape undetsoted.
The safe was blown open and the
contents cleaned out. Besides tbs
money and stamps the safsoraoksrs 40.
cured number e. pension obsol,
which had been deposited at the tos,.
office the day before.
From indications. the work was don,
by experts.