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The Washington times., 1904-08-22
Frank James SpurnS
His State and Party
Former Guerrilla Says His Own People and
Political Friends In Missouri Have Not
HonOred Him-NOw Republican.

KANSAS CITY. No. Aug. 22.-Frank
James. member Of the famous Jesse
james band. ex-COnfederate. and life
long Democrat. at Indepe -dence. in his
address 70 the surviving members Of
QuanrclIs band. exploded a political
bombsheIl which all but disrupted the
meeting.
Not only did the ex-bandlt renounce
allegiance TO the Democratic party. but
10 his own native State as well. Som,
CT his friends torcibly pushed him from
the crowd.
Sting in His Heart.
IL has been known among his friends
that since the Missouri Legislature some
years ago refused TO elect James As
doorkeeper OF the lower house ne has
carried the sting Of defeat IN his heart.
Holding his hand high above his head
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here state that victory is stiu hanging
in the balance.
ROME. Aug "a telegram received
mere today from ChefOo states that the
japanese losses In their last assault up-
on Port Arthur. were $500 men. includ-
ing siNty-three officers
Report Movie Is Safe.
ST. PETERSBURG. Aug. 22.-It Is rs-
ported here that the Russian cruiser
Novik. which. according TO statements
emanating from Tokyo had been 50 bad
~ damaged in a fight with japanese
cruisers that she had 10 be beached. has
arrived AT VladivoStok- II IS also re-
ported that the Russian cruiser Diana
has left Nladivostok. Her destination IA
unknown.
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The tao has given the AkOld and the until noon to-
morrow to leave this port No repairs the be permitted
The Akod however the bar week owing to low tides
The japanese torpedo boat the arrival of which here yesterday
caused considerable excitement left the habor dispatches for
the fleet, which is living of the mouth of the river
When the japanese boat this hahor Yesterday she was
cleared tor action When the passed WoOSug commander of the
United States torpedo boat destroyer Chcey at anchor
observed that the japanese vessel prepared for fight followed
her n When the japanese boat arrived anchor of the
Cosmopolitan dock where the Russian cruiser ASkod tied up The
Cauncey let 60 her anchor and stopped practically the dock
and the japanese destroyer
The object Of the japanese boat entering the habor acting 50
threatenngly has not been aScertained
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AMMUNITION MAKERS
WOULD FORM TRUST
Germans Planning a Combine That May
Make War Much More Expensive
Than 1t Is Nov.

BIRMINGHAM. England. Aug 22.-
The Post" hears from Berlin that ne
gutiations are in progress between three
OF the largest ammunition firms i'm Ger
many for the purpose Of forming a com
bine.
II Is not clear, it says. if the Krupps
are a party In the negotiations
Before combine has been formed,
however. the firms will have 10 obtain
the consent Of the German government
To the deal. as they are ali state con-
tractors.
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SHANGHAI Aug pa meeting of the consuls of the various
nations called by Mr. Goodw the American general was held
today.
Inc OBJECT OF the meeting for the purpose discussing what
means should be taken compel Russia to observe the neutrality Of
h the Russian consul general here having ay dsarm
he cruiser Askod and the torpedo boat destroyer Grosovoi which
sought refuge here order them leave the harbor
Another matter for DISCUSSION notification of Consul General
oodnow by The aota that China protect foreign settlements
The taoa contends that Russia ignores issued by China
and tha China has no means OF making her obey them.
The meeting adjourned however without having reached any de-
ciSion
line e0nSu5 will hold another Getting this afternoon.
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BATTLE IN WHEAT
STILL TO CONE
Prices Steadily Advancing
for Seven Weeks.
BULLS ARE HARD AT WORK
Scenes Remind Brokers of the Days
Of "old Hutch" and
Letter.
BULLS ARE HARD AT WORK

CHICAGO. Aug. 22-Hunters of black
rust who have put the wheat bears ut
terly TO rout in the last two weeks, and
in that time have sent the September
option up Il cents. December up IS
cents and May up 20 cents. are now
securing the fields OF Manitoba FOR more
damage signs and they seem about to
cO1vipce spectators that the United
s,Itss end northwest Canada together
Hiu f~H 10000 90 bushels short Of pro-
duclng as much wheat a. this country
alone produced last year-6S7. Coz. coo.
Whether right or wrong in their claims
the market figures show that the bu
have been making an upward sweep for
seven weeks with scarcely any Interrupt
uon worth mentioning
Advance in Price.
How wheat prices have advanced since
the last week in June is shown by this
table in which fractional figures are
omitted:
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he shouted to his old-tIme QuantreII
Comrad=z:
Il have been In Ohio. Pennsylvania.
and other States we have .earn,d jy
nate, because they gave birth 10 the
Federal troops We hated 50 well. and
their people nave treated ne like a
man. But here in Missouri, among my
own people. / am unhonored and In
sung.
No Longer a Democrat.
Then why should / not turn 10 the
belief Of the people who have I'm my de
clining years proved my friends 1 am
an eX-Confederate and guerrilla; but
I am no longer a Democrat. This year
! vote the straight Republican ticket.
from EOog welt down the line. the same
as the people will vote who haze Ocsn
Kay friends I'm Ohio, Pennsylvania, aud
other States
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SWEPT UNDER STEEL PIER.

ATLANTIC CITY, y. J.. Aug. p Car
rled under the Steel Pier by the under
tow. 4. J. Stokes, Of Philadel. H. mar
rowly escaped drowning yeste-.FA af
ternOOn- Owing to the necessitr OF tax
ing the life-bout through the piling muc,,
time elapsed before the guards reachsd
him. Assistance was afforded by guards
- onward of forty bathers yesterday
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ATTENDANCE KEEPS UP.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 22-The attendance
at the Worlds Fair for the past week
almost equals that OF the week pre-
vious although the past week was not
marked with 50 many attractions
The total number Of admissions for the
past week amounted TO OIL 2S3. and the
total Tor the week nreviaua vvas G6ll G1z
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COURT SENDS CASE
TO REFEREE FOR REPORT

Justice Stafford today announced his
decision in reference to the petition OF
creditors to have the Barton Company
adjudged bankrupt
He ordered that the matter he referred
10 Ed 5. McCalmont. referee in bank
ruptcy, Tor the purpose OF taking tes-
umony and making a report TO the
court
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NATIONS UNITE
TO HELP CHINA
Consuls Hold Meeting to Consider What
Steps Must Be Taken to Force Russia to
Observe Neutrality at Shanghai.
IAOIAl DECLARES ADMIRAL
IGNORES HIS ORDERS TO LEAVE
Believed ia panese Commander Sent YES
sci Into Port to Observe What Cars
Vessels Were Doing.
ROSTER OF AMERICAN SHIPS
NOW OFF THE COAST OF CHINA

Batleshps-WiscOnn flagship Capt Clover Oregon Cant
J..
Observation-Disclosures. Commander H. Adahan
Cruiser-Raleigh W A. Marshall
CONGRATULATIONS H A
Torpedo vesselsBanbridge Sexton; Barry Lieut.
N E Irwin Chauncey Jessop Lieut. H z Yarnel
Decatur, D. w. Knox
Coliers-Ajax and
AT Chefoo Navy represented by the cruiser Gin
cinnat Commander the gunboat Fro Lieut. Com
A. Grant
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IAGGART ISOLATES
THE TWO COLONIES

Ne" YORK, Aug. 22.-After uttering
many dire threats and exhibiting Incli-
nations 70 personal encounter. harmony
again reigns between the two Southern
colonels who are the sergeant-at-arrns
and the assistant sergeant-at-arms OF
the Democratic National Committee
Col John l. Martin OF Missouri from
this morning on will run the third eoor
OF the committee headquarters in the
Century Building, while Col. Samuel
Donaldson. OF Tennessee, the assistant
sergeant-at-arms, will run things on tn.
This arrangement leaves the base-
ment unguarded. and the only fear To,,,
entertained BY Chairman TaKgart and
MS associates Is that both men may on
there N''SA
The Washington times., 1904-08-22
BOSTON MYSTERY SOLVED.

BOSTON. Mass, Aug PA body be-
heved 10 be that OF Eugene l.. STAFFORD.
who shot and killed Maynor r. TrusseI
In Mrs. Staffords room. In West Spring
Held Street. on February Is. was found
today ia SDyer Pond. Arlington.
The Washington times., 1904-08-22
Japanese in Shanghai
On Inspection Tour

1t can be said on high authority that
the United States will not permit vio-
latiOn OF the neutrality Of the port OF
Shanghai. and the endangering OF the
lives and property OF Americans and
other foreigners by an attack from the
japanese upon the two Russian warships
within the confines OF the harbor
Moreover. Admiral Stirling will be ex-
pected 70 see that the Russians either
dismantle or leave the harbor within -
The Washington times., 1904-08-22

reasonable time. A continuance OF ths
present tense situation cannot long be
permitted In the interests or the peace
or the world. Should the Russians de-
eide 20 leave the harbor. after making
repairs. Admiral Stirling viii escort
them beyond the three-mile limit
IL IS hardly thought probable, however
that such a contingency viii arise
Rather than go 10 certain destruction AZ
the hands of the japanese fleet assenhI-
The Washington times., 1904-08-22
Automobiles Barred.

Below the hill where the Roosevelt pri-
vate road leaves the main thorough
fare, near the waters edge. Is a sign
reading. NO Automobiles Allowed. ." and
the guards are enforcing that prohiia-
uon 20 the letter II IS doubtFui n very
many machines could climb Jho sharp
rise leading TO the Presidents home
anyway. but n the men behind the
toOts were allowed. doubtless scores OF
them would make the effort
The President and Secretary Loeb
ground out a large number of business
letters this morning Then HI. Fresi-
cent played tennis with his boys n
the afternoon he viii probably take n
swim, work a little upon his letter o.
acceptance. and go on a horseback ride
with Mrs Roosevelt
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The Battle to Come.

The climax. OF the battle is yet to
come Manitoba and the Northwest Ter
ritiory have hardly been touched on the
outer edges by the searChers for rust
Half "a hundred men from Chicago and
Einnepeg have just begun tour Of the
Tudian wheat fields Private advices
are that the hopes of the bulls and the
fears of the bears will find new stimulus
when these men report.
Corwin II. Spencer. a St. Louis man.
who has cleaned up fortunes in grain. is
one Of the Manitoba tourists. He de
ciares In a message from Winnepeg on
the threshold Of his journey that the
Manitoba harvest outlook has been i'm
paired 90 per cent in ten days. Op-
posed to his sensational greeting to his
Iellow-bulls resident grain men In Win
nepeg and banking and exporting houses
In Toronto and Montreal say there has
been no material damage in wheat north
of the Canadian line.
Between these conflicting statements
the fortune hunters must choose.
The Washington times., 1904-08-22

During the campaign. which appears
to owe its inception and progress much
TO nature and little TO manipulation. the
Chicago Board Of Trade sessions have
been features with the great excitement.
Scenes In the pit are as wild and the
operations Of traders as clamorous as
In the days Of 'Old Hutch" and Joseph
Letter Men are letting their judgment
run away with them. but they have
been saved from day to day BY cumula-
tive reports of crop destruction. Nolleys
OF messages, nearly all bearing the
same information, have protected the
flank Of the bulls from the attacks Of
their speculative opponents
The Washington times., 1904-08-22
ITALY SENDS A SQUADRON.

ROME, Aug 22The announcement made today that the
Italian squadron in the Far East has been ordered cooperate with the
Americans to maintain the neutrality of China.
The Washington times., 1904-08-22
Jealous of Prestige.

The trouble between the men came TO
q climax on Saturday. when Colonel
Continued on Third PageJ
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Showers and cooler this
afternoon or tonight. Tues
day fair, cooler.
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CHINA SETS A TIME Limit,

vill hold another meeting this afternoon.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-19
,,efprm6i[4ts @olo.e
EsutiAlanos Notwithstanding To- 81.
9eN1-0srnhetmpnramipe.

ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
Gin bepor5ugter pIab in Der. beut<
ihen 4btbeilung Der ct. Coulter @elts
austenuns 1T benz 4ernitein, benz
.oitpreubii9en @olbe," einaerGumt.
Die 8ernftein : MISUNDERSTANDING
psrben cine 8obenflGHe BON etpa iiber
100 Quabratparos bebeden. Die
9auptaus teller Der gon5en 2oleftiDr,
bic fih i'm llebrisen aus alien 9beilen
Deutf9lanbs. insbeionbere aud aus
Berlin, Dan5is, 0iirnberg unb Ores>
ben retrutiren pirb, finb natiirli9 bic
tonislihen 9erniteintperte in a0niss=
berg. Das 9auptbetorationsitii ibrer
MusfteQuns biIpet cine risIiss, a9t
0aros bobe pprumibe aus prebbern=
itein. Muf einem Sodel bon ID Warbs
90be lagert elm Quober aus rotbem
Mabasoni NIT griinen unb bensrauen
Mbornss Sntari Ten, bic bas Spiel Der
Welen perbilbliHen iolen unb in be-
men ais Ginlage Better unb Stiide bon
e9tem polirten Bernftein, Stiide bon
ausseIudt fd0nerQ ualitdt unb Jarbe,
angebraht iinb. Der nGHfte Mbfob
Der Ypramibe beltebt aus tunitpou nit
Der 9anb berseiteltem Mufdelmofait.
bas BON gefdrbtem prebbernitein in
Mofait umgsben lit. Bon bier aus
ettpa brei Yarbs iiber benz Tubboben,
erbebt fih bann bic ilare @erniteinz
ppramibe nod fiinf Yarbs bod. Oieie
ppramibe bat einen Wertb bon $685.
$50, pdbrenb Der fir bic umrobmung
bes WluIdelmofaits In Musii9t genoms
meme Bernitein ettpa $54O5 foftet. SIN
Weitern iteQen bic f0nigli9en @erns
~fteintperte Robbernftein IN sepaltisen
Mengen unb in ben berf9iebeniien
9anbelsforten aus, Der i'm Wefentlihen
als Reconsideration unter @las ouf
Der Musfteuung Wertpenbung finben
pirb. Qn 80 Warbs WanbflGhe in
biefer .1ernfteintoje" finb auf folde
Weiie in elmer 90be bon bier Darbs
nit Hernitein unter Glas betleibet.
OieIe 6lGhen tperben bur9 adt pilas
tier aus Glas. bic ebenfaus nit san5
reinem, belgelbem 1ernItein gefint
unb NIT Golbbronoe betorirt iinb. unz
terbro9en. @egen bieis WGnbe lebnen
ii9 nun in flaten RriftaIglastGften
ODER in bObern @~lasfhrdnten bic iibri>
gen MuSi telIunsssegenftGnbe. Die
ganae HernIeins MuSfteluns biirfte
einen Wertb BON $705.000 baritelIen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-19

- in Yetersburg erirontte
Iiir3li9 Der Better bes Gaboratpriums
bes taiierli9en Snftituts fir grperis
mentoImebi5in 5ur 9erfk1ung bon
NntipefprGparaten. Das 2aboratO>
rum bsfinbet ii4 In benz Sort Mss
gambler l., bos auf elmer bon 2rons
ftabt unb anberen 1sfeftigungen gang
abgefhnittenen tleinen sSnfel liest.
Der grtrantte bef9Gftigte f9 NIT
pefeulturtn. Mm bisrten Sage iturb
CT trob enersifden dr5tlidsn @iusreis
fens unb trob Der tpieberboltsn Gin.
5pribung nit Mntipeitierrm on Der
peit. Bel ben perfonen feiner llms
sebuns finb redtaeitige Ginfpribunsen
gema@t pprben. Der gum gommdrls
banten bes Sorts ernannte Generals
major Orbeliani orbnete cine b0lies
Mbfnliehuno bes perfonals an
ute 0Gn{e bas RapitpI
retteten, 70 bat fi1, tpie aus Retp Dort
beri@tet fpirb. EN- 9unb. faus jemols
Der 6ortbeitanb bes bersogIi@sn 9aus
fes Der 9amiltons IN Slb Gnslanb
auf bic atpei Qlusen bon Winium 9a>
milton 9enberfon eegriinbet fetn
fonte, tperib se5eist, In benz @oppen
bts srIou@ten 9auies per.uigt 5u
tperben. 20. o. Qenberion Der ein
Neffe bes 6eraOgs BON 9an.;iton ftin
foq, 1T Ra9t : ManoQtr unb Gdants
tenner in tif4ers gafe IN Der Dritten
Mptnue, Ct foa friiber I'm WoIborfs
Mftoria 6OteI eeipobut unb in Der fo<
gendnnten beRen Gsisnf4aft fi9 Bee
fpegt boben. Gin tsftiges Ropffpeb.
bas sr neuli9 Morgsns bate, eriIdrte
e. babur&, 6ob sr IN lsinem 3immsr,
no Der @asbobn 5ufdligerpefe, obur
bob Ct q gemerft bate, often ftanb. 10
LANCE bas t0btlide 0ift sinatbmete,
bob Ct ni&t mebr am Qsben tpGrt,
tpenn fem treusr 4unb i'm ni9t uufs
getpedt bate; bas anb6ngline 9bisr
fpinieIte, .beuIte unb betaftste unb Be-,
ledts 10 lange fem Gsii9t, Biz Ct uufs
tpa9te unb fid miihium uua benz Gins
rntr f9leppen tonnte. Trou Gif6er,
bic gattin bes gigenthumers teS Cos
tuIs. bic bur& bas 9eulen bts 9uns
bes oufmertfdm gemddt, bos 3immsr
9enberfons gerabe erreihte, ols bieier
6eraustam, beftdtigte feline 4ngobsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-19

Gin ruiiii9sr Offiaisy. Der BEL Be
iebung Der Mantf9urei i'm Sabre
1900 eine attipe Role ge5pielt bat, gibt
in elmer rufiifden 3eitung feline grfub-
rurgen iiber bic militGriiHen gisens
fhaften Der gbinefen gum Beften.
NaH feiner Mn{int Tam Der gtine5e
eth febr gutter Solbot fem. penn nur
bic nDtbisen gabres porbunben finb
unb er bon euten Offiaieren eefiibrt
tpirb. Der Wortpurf Der Geigbeit, ben
man ibm gepGbnli9 ma@t. 1T gang
unbsgriinbet. Diefe Hebaaptungen
psrben bur9 cine sanae Reibe bon
7botfa9en beitGtist. bic ben Greisnifs
fen Der Iebten Sabre entnommen finb
unb bon beneu Bis iebt tpenig In bic
Oeffentli9teit gebrunsen lit. Der Mn=
griff ). g., ben Der ruiff9e General
Mennentampf am %. Suni 1900 eesen
ben gbins@ anspab In Der Monbidus
rel unternabm, bouerte bon o9t llbr
MprgenS Biz feds llbr Mbenbs. urb
bennoH mar es unmDsli4. bic gbine=
fen aus ibren poitionen 3u pertreiben.
obsleid bic rufff@e Mrtinerie eine ges
tpaltige Menge Munition beri9ohen
bate. grft na9 Nnfunft bebeutenber
0erftGrtungen iuurbe es m0gli4, ben
pab in Der Na4t bonn q. auf ben 3.
Muguft gu erftirmen. Mm II. Ottober
gelang es ben gbineien Bel Mo=pons
fHan bic Mbtbeilung bes Generals
Mennentampf gu umain@ln. Na@bem
fie biefe nit einem 9a9el bon @efHofz
fen iiberihuttet batten, fiibrten lie
otpei mutbise Qlnsriffe aus unb ges
langten Biz auf SO Shritte an bic Mb>
tbeilung. Nur bant einem S9neeffurm
unb neil bic gbineien ni9t getpobnt
finb, nd9tlide Man0per ausaufubren.
gelang es Der MbtbeiIuns, gu enttoms
men. Muh als Mrtineriiten baben fid
Die gbinefen gut betpG5rt. Bel Der
Ginnabme Der TotufortS bur9 bic
Werbinbeten, fiiste bic dinsff4e Mr=
tilerie ben ruffifden 2anonenbooten
.@iljat" unb r&oreeb" bebeutenben
Sduben gu, besgIeidsn benz beuti4sn
.tSffiS."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-19

Cine Der Gltelten 3eitungen Deutfas
lambs 1T bic r9dnauer 3eitung," bic
nunmebr cine 225idbrige Wergangens
beit binter ii4 bat. sic tpurbe i'm De-
aember 1878 g~esriinbet. Graf Griebrid
gafmir bon 9anau ertbeilte benz
r3eitungsfdreiber" Suitus 80ff. pel>
der borber Bel BEN tpenige Sabre
friiber segriinbeten rTrantfurter Sour>
nal" tbdtis gepeien mar. bus priuilss
GUM our !9eruussube elmer 3eituns,
benz r6anuuii4en Mereurius." Mm
"a. Mpril 1879 erbielt 10ff Elm ~foiferz
lides puteut fir ben Druid unb freien
@etrieb. SIN Sabre 1882 tpurbe Der
SiteI in .Guropaeif4s 3eituns" umgts
dnbert, TIA in rgleue GuropGif4e
3eitups." bonn in n9unauer Neue Gus
ropGifde 3situns." felt 1914 in .9o=
Iluuer Neue 3eitung" unb felt 1842 tn
~3unausr 3eituns."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-19

ct. VetersburQ. 18. Gsbruar.>
Cine am.lihe Proclamation, wel&e
@ublano's unuolsnbeis arisqsuOrbe.
rsitungsn srildrt, uuroe erlafen
Das pubIitum tpirb our @sbulo ct.
wsabnt uno geiaat, bic ginigteit uno
6tdrfe bes ruiRidsn Bottles ffelen es
auber 3meifeI, oab Japan bic 3a9tis
euns 3u 5bsil tuirD, tuel&e es fur iei'
men gsrratb unb isine RriessprOpota'
ton perbient, au elmer 3eit, als unier
eelisbter 6srri4er ben GeieOsn unter
ben Wbltern 3u uabren beffrebt mar"
3und9f feien teine Operntionen 3u
2anb 3u ertpartsn uno 3wsdlofes 1luts
uer9ieBen Eel Der @r0be uno Wa&t
NuBlanb's untpiirbig.
Wie beute o~nseiinbist tuiro, nimmt
bas 2riessminiiferium GreiwiIiae an;
He mtNisn unter 40 uno militdrif& ge-
i9ult iein. sic merben in bic Reierbe-
Dataiaone unter benz Wicef6nig einee.
rei1t.
0err plesie III als ~3eitwsiliger 81
lan5minifsr 3ufidgetreten uno benz
Staatsratb juaetbeilt worben.
lleber bic Nieberlaae BEL Gbsmulpo,
2orea. 1T nod feline amtlids Mnihnoi.
auns erfolat, obmobl bic gldtter bic
Worsdnge bsim Werluife bon Barring"
unb nROrub" perO1entIi&en.
@raf Orion Dabioof, Der philan.
tbrop uno Grsunb alsyanosr's ILL.,,
bat $500. 900 fur oas Rotbs 8reu3 &c.
aeben.
Der ioreanii&e @eianote ertldrt. obs
mobl Sc. 900 Wonn toreanif&er Srup.
ben In Der umqebung Stuls feben, 10
NOBLE feline @ssierung bod ni&t bic
Wafen assen Sopan srbeben. oa 2oreu
neutral unb fiber lei, bab Rublano
bic Sapaner balo binausiaaen wiiroe.
Berlin. 18. Gebraar. 8aiie,
Wilbelm bat fomo1l benz 3aren nil
benz Witaoo er6fnet. boB Die beuti&en
0ofpitdlsr In 2iao Gbou uno Ooto'
bama fir bic W~eruunoeten our Werfl.
gung ifehen.
2eine apantf@sn S&iff'
bef&dbtst.
Qonbon. 18. Gebr. Die iapa'
nii&s @eiunot&aft erbielt tsute Nbent
cine omtli&s Depei@s. ruel&e bic Ser
iOruns iapanii&er s&ife in ben bisbe'
riasn Seesefe&tsn fur untpobr erildri,
glu& bic Wetbune. bic Sapaner ieisr
aus Der um9sbune bon 0in Chou. nod
sinsm @efe&te unb Gefonaennobm'
bon $50 Solbuten, 3uridsstrieber
tuoroen. wiro bsmentirt, ferner cir
2anbunasberiu& In Der piseon 9up
Die Sapaner baben bis jebt nod at
feinem puntte au lanoen berfu&s. wt
cine Bernbruna NIT ben RuRen mOa'
LID mar.
.3orewitf&" unb Ret
bi3an" raid reparirt.
port Arthur. 18. Ge5ruar
Die Reparaturen Der am 9. bei9dois
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-19
Kuropatfin miro Selo5uesIeiter.
MlerieH's geriAt an ben &aiier. = Bon Sofio jeboa
0ementirt.
port 2lrthmr in fefer umflammernng. Die 8etesunsen
am ralu., elnGe. ous Ger Gap.Golonie = Gnrfen
feereih. - Gcmpers auf teien.

einer 5uperldifsen Na9ri9t aus Wiiu
3ufolse concentriren fi& bic @uFen auf
Der Toroieite bes GluHes, obne aber
RseuJungssU erIu9e ju MAIDEN.
S6ul, Is. Gsbr. 5000 @uFen
baben am 0alu, a~esentber bon Wiiu.
Elm Eager be3oaen.
Britif&es e9iff BE.
9offen.
ebanaai, 1s. Gsbr. Der britt.
i3s 0ampfer of ping, Der bsute
aus Ching Wans 9ao anselanst, mel
bette, bab er bon ruiai&en eaifen Sc.
f&OHen uuroe, als sr S9ub i'm
duberen 0ofsn bon port Mrtbur iu&te.
DDS S&iT wurbe bann nod Dalnp
beOrcerf unO bort trob protefes 4
Sage long aurndaebalten. gntssesn
ben BefebIen &ineii9er gsamtsn bleibt
Oas ruiHi&e 2anonsnboOt Manbiur
bier.
9ientin n, 18. Gebr. Ser Obs
mario Der taiierlinen @ren,truppen
mad Riau @6an III bis gum 81. 6sbr.
beri9cben.
Wa9aati II, 18. Gebr. Sn ga.
iebo wuroen beute 5 rufffde paKo.
giere. bic auf ban Dampfern Mraus
unb gtaterinoifatp f~efgebalten parer.
In Greibeit seiebt.
Brutale . etanbIung
b. s Ih&tIing {.
2onbon, Is. Gebr. Die iapa.
nif&e @eianbti&aft berOHentli&t beuts
cine gtrt Saaebu&, bon iapunifden
Gli4tlinaen aus port Qqrttur. bic
iir3lid In GtefoO auf benz britiI&su
Oampfer nWen&ou" eintrafsn. ber'
fabt.
gs tuerbsn barin bic grlebniKe pom
8. bis Is. Gebr. In port grtbur &c.
i&ilbert. I'm 8. tpurbe eine ruiRi@s
Babe auf ben Uampfsr .Wen&om"
aeleat. auf tpsl&em stpa 200 Sapanes
fi& obne Nabruna b~efanbsn. Mm n6&'
ten Gage iamer nur 10 Sdde Meis
uno einise 3wiebads auf oas @@iFi
baaeaen iein WaRer.
l0S Saponer i&iHtsn fi& In 0arbin
auf benz .Wen&otp" ein. Sic tuurbeu
untertueas u0lio auseeraubt unb an
Is. b%efanoen ftt 800 Sapaner In troR'
loler Gage auf benz G&if. Mm Ia,
ourfte Der 0ampfsr abfabren.
3ualei& pirb aemeloet, baB in por'
Wrtbut alaemeine unorbnung berrf&e
1anoiten aus Der Wanbi@urei uni
ruiHi@e Soloaten pltnbern iberaI,
Die 0aoenbsiter bsmaHnsn fi& ssesr
bic plinoernoen Soloaten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-19

O uantdnamo. Is. Gebr. Dos
fibatI. @ef&mabsr 1T In Guantanamo
Ban beriammelt. WiceabmiroI Batter,
@ommanoeur Der norbatl. Glotte, traf
teute NIT rWaHn9ufstts". rAlabumu".
.Sninois" unb SCORPION" elm. N9&
anbere S&ife tperben erpartet.
Wiee i. Nbmirul Si9sbee. Der 1eue
@ommanbeur bes fibatl. @ef&wabers,
traf bsute mil Der Detroit" unb
.Nsuart" elm.
Slbafrifa.
9 Z. Sameon biIbet n
CABINET.
gapFabt, 18. Gebr. Sir Sobn
@orbon spriss, MiniferprdRbent Der
9ap goIonie. bsr isinen parlamsnts.
Sit iirsIi@ oersOr. IL juridsetreteu.
Or. Jamsion, Ghtrer Der fesrei&sn
6orti&rittIer aeeea ben Mfriianber.
1uub, IL sur Hilbuns zines Cabinets
berufex.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-19

RaIiforniens Oraneen>
I'M Sabre 1903 erreiHte cine
66be bon $4,000 @urs bon ie 800
4iiten, gegen $4,000 Cars I'M Sabre
1902, unb bic gitronenernte belief ii&
auf $3.50 Cars bon ie 312 Riften.