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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-24
HOTEL RUDOLF,

ATLANTIC CITY ". =.
al American ard European pizna Hoo-r
with hot and cold and baths. Locates
direct on OCEAN Front and Promenads. Nsw-York 20
Nc. Park Place.
r. MYERR Pro,<
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-24

HOTEL MAJESTIC. ATLANTIC CITY. " L.
Ii Ocean and Virginia Ave; heat; SO per
and upwards; elevator from street level
SAMUEL ELLA
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-04-13
Alubrlufrs cauanrtmrnt.

glod Der enbgiltig.n 2osrciBuns
9elqiens bon Soudnb tonnte Elm Nnt'
tperpener gdmens Ban lltlem, Der BIZ
babin ols Sufanteries Sffi5ier i'm hol'
lGnoiI9eu Ssere geOient bate, il4 ben
neuen @erbGltnihen niGt figen, pe9'
balb er es pOr5og, 1881 ieinsn Mobn(is
no9 paris 81 perlesen. Gr lebte iett'
benz bort BON elmer beI9e,benen Sabress
rente. bebielt aber bic boudnbii9e nnt'
form Bis 81 Ieinem Gnoe bel unS 5ete 9
audi IonTt fir bus 9ssrDsien elm bofea
Sutsrefe. 60 tounte er ItunCenlans
ouf 0ffsntlifcn Rubebdnten itben uno
RinoermGoGen unO Mi5;ggdngern
GeItungsplGne uno Rriegsoperationen
untsr ben n0tbigen GrtIGrunssn nit
benz Stod i'm Sanbe Sei9nen. Diei,
8eroienite um bas MlilitGrpeIen i4ies
men ibm absr audi oes 2o6nes Diroia.
uno 70 6eIalob er feline SelbItbefOrtes
runs. SIM Sabre 1910 ernonnie er Ti4
gum Sauptmdnn, 1845 gum Wajor.
Dor 1870 gum S6erfen unb na9 benz
beutf9sfran30Ifdsn Rriege gum Gsnes
raj. limb mad isoer 8sfOrcerune leg {
er aud bic ieinsm neuen Rdnee ents
fpre6.noe 6oQGnoiIGs Uniform on urb
ItclSirte in ibr our9 paris. Seoess
NAL, renn sr aufridte, I9miidte er
feline 8ru1t nit benz @b3si9en einer
bobsrn &laTe bcs Sroens oss n;eb,r.
lGnoi1Gen 20tpen. 90 lebte er, aqiei'
tig bspurbert, iiber pisr3is Sabre i'm
@eniibl Der GsineFaot, bel isOsr Ge'
legentsit pon Der 9elogeruns 4ntrpsr'
pens sradblenb. Bel Der sr feiner 4n'
rnt nod cine Der berDprrasenoitsn
Rplen aeIpielt bate.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-04-13
0srnrnhte Mniicnlrr.

Plus @aucOurer, Daib., f9ribt
man; 8ur9 cine tiirsli9 s:fdnte gnt.
I6siburg bes S6srs9unoeggsri9ts
tpel6e bic fogsnunnten rOperlap"s2Gn
oereien Der n0roli6eu puctfts 8abn Sus
Iprtnt, peroen in glart Gount9,
WaI6., fat 1000 psrfunen ~betroffsn.
Sic angeirittersn 2Gnbereisn umfuTen
ale u~nge-ooen S.ttionen I'm n0roli9en
un6 NET lifen She'll Bon Glart gountn
unb bethlehem SumeiIt aus sutem Walos.
DieIsns unb Sarmluno. Sir biefsS
2ano bate bic 8unbesrssterurg 1895
Paten.e dusgegeten; pt,le bon ben Sns
bubsrn Der 2sbtsren po6nen felt Sob
rem auf ben 2dnbersien uno boben bic
isIben psrbeFert. Gin burtnGdige,
9rp3eb, Der SouIsnbs bon Dollars oe,
tuitet bat, III 5sbu Sabre lang fp.gen
berieI6sn sefiibrt tpOroen. Menu es
It9 nt9t erm1gli9en lGBt, eob bic
i9abngeie1f6aft unter benz 2dnb9sTebc
tnbers 2dnoersten ouspGblt, miFer
bic QniieoIsr bos 2uno o6ermols bon
Der 8dbngsferf9oft tdufen ooer i6re
Surmen duf9ebsn uno bos fir Der.
beherunsen a~uFgstpenoste Gelo berlie'
rem.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-04-13
GrOankcnlplittcr.

Si6ter, bic btci an Der Sestr foatR, bas
BEN tpentg gu b:ibeu.
Gs III oft lcibttr, sebn fsft Burosa sa
lsrt5ren, ais Gin 9uitidicb.
0,ibcrtbrducn = flRifst eaft
CIR zine Srau tn Der Siam stifreih,
Der Fe Oerit:bt.
@sThpSBis Fuo meif isnt ,Neni3en BITE
uHs nidts 5u iagen BADEN.
Mu6 Der eono am Wsers pire poctifA
tOenn er In Sihtsrs MuuO tommt.
Scr @ooen IN mtiit ihon large iaisf, etc
bic Strge tn's Gplen fonr1er.
S9meiGttr urO 8cttltr Fno-aomsroocn-
shlebtes iber auoers bDren beiouocrs Die
germ, bic niF:n, BAL maj bon ibntn ielbEt
ri6i oi:l Gutes ioatn tam.
observation-disclosures Uirit bic tpdrliAetsu
Siuien ob.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-04-13

RADIOS RADIOS RADIOS
Cine svtaAnIid, Oiisrts sema6t non elmer
sutbetannten philadelphia Sirma.
@asios! Staotosi Raotos!
Eouisabe pom Berioneu in aueH 9beilen StS
90noss wurben psn oititr wuuberboren
GutbedunQ oebeilt.

AduleHoe Doh petloHeH III dueH spelteH otb
9anoss wurben pen oiti.r wupberboren
eutotdunS sebeilt.
Nertbt 6rehnoel
9eItn fe bisIs xnseiee ni6t wtHn fs stwas fhr
uihts srmarteR, 0enn oab 1T Iibt Der 6aa.
Sir babsR sinsn sutsn artitsl uno woaen
@sIb bafir babsH- SSisn ne psruinftis.
@sRn fs stpas bdtteu, Oob einen Dollar
ntrtb mare, piirbsn lie ss frei unb umlOnif
ps9gsb,n2 Bsnn le cine Nnssise leien.
no lie Gtpos fur Gidts betommsH f6nnen,
oamn ia oielts Gtmas sntpe0er nidt gut,
sber ss III elm ,.5Otuss gOtus Spiel.
gsir tabrsn tsin pdtsnt Visosinens@es
id6it, unS t5nueu ft rubis ibsr bisisn &C.
s~sntoub i6Ioisu.
Sir tennsR sas Bort Ssblihlus uidt-
bobsu ss aiemaIs sepubt nrS werosn es nies
mails ausfnbia MAIDEN f6nntn. Ole Sc
lebrtCu unO b0bere SlalIe Weni9en lino,
serobs blsisnissu. bic mir oabur9 s~rtansen
poasu. gDir bsssanen Mdunsr uno 5raaen
aui aGeu Reoeu hes eebens. M6nnsr unO
Sraaen Die beuts Dor benz publitnm ais yeas
tionale @IieOer auitreteu, botten unler Sers
trousn nnS ben giusen u~uierer s9iiienidott.
OieIes. ii Elm 20. Century prObutt, elm Bros
butt has bel elmer Prliuna INNER mebr nno
@ertIdatuue NIB N%nsrtennuna perolent.
,,Sriih aus BEN BABE uno wunotruou lbon
iebt lie ans. TisIes olts Sprl9wort bes
ihreibt Die Iirtuns ~unierer MeoiSin ouf ben
guntt. g8ir babsH cine cole uno feline
ButsGt 4leDi,iR. Sie brinst oos game
Spltsm in CrOnuns, turirt ale Wicigreiten
isbsr. 8eIdrsibnns-matt cine slei4e Gems
perotur ibsr ben sanSrn Rorper uns | n Der
Sbat madt lt aus ibusa sinen nenen Daann
nuo Sram. &abIoS wiro i'm BerIaufs etlt
der 9abrsn Der 9ouptsesenftano in allen
meoi,intI4en SsbrantoIteu lein. Rein ems
,loes Rittel tana init Der Birtnng cieier
ueuen @rfnOuns slsi4fOmnen. &beumotiss
mus uno ans anoere SdmGde weidsn Dor
Oieltr Rsoisin pIOsli9. Die'srobs md9tiss
Rrait bee ranihsnoen Ddlier's bes Rio9ara
iimb i'm BsrgIsid nit benz nsusn Frobntt
Iuie cine Glteri9lmlihe Esrle nitt bent Ea'
blum.
Sine gerIon ibrisb ans: aBdrum bat
man Oisles Ritlsl ni6t i9on Idnsit eriun'
benz"
Sine amber, Berion iast: ,,Gs IN 10 ems
lab, unO beinohs taum bsmertsnSwsrtb."
Bon benz iernsn Beltsn tommt Iosar bic
sebauptuns. "Giue Sottsssabs oa Die
ReuiheH."
8dacou 3briais. pom Rew BORT, Der
poblbetGnntt S,riafsr, ioste: ,,Dtsin er:
iolg i'm YrobsR gan1en 1T benz SiaolOs ius
ini6rsibsn."
Mioistelt Don StwiIsH OrsuHea III be
llrIa6e ousr Rrantbsiteu. Eir bGuen ihren
SSrper 10 ani, pas cine 6rontbelt oaron,
cine unmosi6teit 1T. @eun ibre BsrOous
uassorSane auBsr OrOnuns iIno. wenn ibr
Slut unrein ii. wsnn lie nl4t idloten tons
uen, ellen Oesr ibrsn Ssi6dtten unfdbis lino
na6SutOmmsn, 10 wsrbe id lie t%urirsn, nnS
sarantire UOuhdnOiss 3utrisOenbsit in ole
Oielen 9issni9aitsn. SD sebe Ibnsn cine
0tlhriebene @0ranIie. &6uusn ne etwas
msbr usrIan9en2
,,8abios."
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-04-13
Or k%onutrGri.

6err p~ancrotius @a1teIbuber rsiI.
gum erIisn Wlals na9 4orts. Mena
tbm stfpos bos bobs @srgniigsn bieIer
gieiIe beetutrG9t;gen t0nnis, 70 mare IS
etn5ig bic 2batiaAe, baB er in pdris
fTon50Itih reDen mub. a6er bat CT
nt9t ben bortrsffliGen Gpra9Tlbrsr
In Der Sui4t. elm BUD, oeTIeu erIte 3ebn
Gettsn sr tabeaOs ousipenoio geierni
bat2--: Pardon, monsieur, 81 je vous
aborde - sic ueraeiben, msin 6srr.
ipenn i9 Gle cnrebe. Nber mare ss
erlautt, Gle etpas su fra9sng - Ohm.
3tpeiFtl, msin 5srr! Was tuuu i9 fir
Gle tbung-Sremo tn puris urD obu.
Betannten, tpeiB th ni6t, trie einen
Gi6rer fiMben. - SIT es nur base Sa
fDerbe sSbnen bieien Dtenft leiften. -
@9, mein !Serr, febr perbunben. aber,
mein Serr, nit tuem babe i9 bic Gbreg
-plein Name2 Mt1dnalius @aularb.
ptiodtiIireRber Ra4tmiibenbdnoler. Ges
f6porsner, 6elonebel Der berfloHenen
Electromagnetic LIMB 10 petter. unb 10
meter - tpte ssTugt, tnbeaos tann es
Ssrr pdntratius WuhteIbuber aus
srenoig.
Spdt Mfenbs fommt er in parts an,
bteibt Ii9 in elm ibnl empfDbIenes beuts
f6,s Gaitbuus, f4iGft in einsm ousse'
5si6neten Bette unb besinnt am aEoeru
Morgen frIb neun nhr feline Danbe'
runa bur9 bic WeItItobt. Sin @iertel'
ttGnb9en 1T sr ssl4lenbert unO benti,
nun tpirO es 3eit, enblid mub eiumoI
Der 4nfans nit Gruu5OFi4rsben ses
mo4t tDeroeu. Gr psubet Iid aIio an
einen pertr0uenspol cusIebeHben dlts'
rem 5srrn, Der Dor sinsm S4aafsniter
fsbt.
Pardon, monsieur, 81 je YOU
aborde. Me serait-il permits de vous
demander?"
.Sbne 3tDeifeI, mein 6srr!" dntipors
let Der Nnserebete in flur Oerfaaolihem
Grun5Uff3. .@Gs lam i'd fir Ss
tbun2"
Musse3eidnet! bentt Serr Wubttls
buber. @r bat mid brilliant Deritans
ben! Damn fGbrt er beb.r5ter fort:
,Sremb in paris unb Cbne 8etunnten
tpsiB i4 uiat, Die eiuen Gabrer fins
BEN
.Sft es nur bas9 Sd tperbe Shnsn
bisfsn Oienft leiIten."
.a9, mein Serr, febr perbunben.
@ber, meiR Serr, nit mem babe i4 bic
Gree
Mon nom p frogt bier Der Barrier
lG6eInb. ,Mein Noine 1T Itbonoiius
@aularb, prtOotiIirenoer Ra4tmiisen.
rambler, Gei4poreuer, TslSUsbsl
Der"
puucrottus @u9telbuber bat fi4
entfGrbt uno blidt nit ieoem Worts
mebr entfebt bdrein.
.Sa," unierbri9t f6 bier Der onoers
unb fGbrt in fllebenoem Seutf4 fort:
sd babe ndmli9 bsniel6en Spro1.
fibrer pte sic unb nollte uur einnldl
ieben, tper bon uns beioen Die Sahe
am beItsn oaspcnSis seIernt bat
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-04-13
altHourt Atprr ginte.
Gpo syabrplan.

saeimaI w6hsutIid. 3us go. %, '6fIid
sebenb: Wontos, WittmOd uno 6reltaa.
Bug Ro. 90, msltllh gebeub: DieustaS,
DonusrSios uu6 SomStaS.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-04-13

Prtpatpo ftcrten Sas
P~ofttspartsmsnt In Maf6ingtou, ..
g., bat entfA:eo:n, buB 9ripntpoIitars
ten (qrioate MoiIirg garos), p.nn
fs Die Wrrte cllniteb S!die5 Of Mmes
RIGA" ouf Der fir bic @breFe bsTtimms
ten S:ite ~aufueifsr, ni6t NIT Der 9oit
b~sf6rbert re-ten t6nnsn. I'm nun obsr
ben Gi~gentbumsrn oieTer Gdrten Ges
Iegenteit 81 gsbsn, fi9 bsrfelbtn 81
ertGuBsrn, pirb bieFe gntT9siSrng erR
nod Gem j. SuIt b. &. turda:flhrt
iperbsn. 8is "a jenem Datum t0nren
bisFe 9urtsn gu ben iiblifsn Yrfiratsn,
etrsn Gent fiir's SnIanb unb apei
Gents fiir's husband. peri9idt tper'
ben.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-04-13
8"
aabtumi 8nbium! ROOin'

Rabtuml R%abium &aoinm
Ra6en Is ibren Hrsunosu BsrsEiSen,
eritannsn ls ibvs Bsrpouots, uno MAIDEN
lie wuuOsrbars Griobruusen nit oisiem
nenen Dtsool - Rootos Sulpbtbt
aus 8inn natiirll1ermslie 500, 600, mgr.
o 800. 500. @ir ssbsn ibueu Oieiss oIs elm
geldsnt menn lie Oisien .,RaoiOs" bsltsasn.
Dteies oasin III etli6e Dollars nertb pom
ireeno eiuem .Mam ODER 6rou's gslo. es
ttun OisIelbe girtunS wie xsOtOps. @ss
raosM wunoeTbar 8sosnten lie Oieles 1T
sin gSldeut.
OHertel Objected . tertel
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-04-13

borie, o6otortciiet, Sonb bts WGrn,s
aHs tradt I've an lire Bruis. Gf
fdsint, bcb 4. iest mirlti4 Ttamm sss
tnoIbtn tit~-Dr breuet.--
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-04-13
Radios 10,
Si3 Drexel Building,
Philadelphia. Pa.

6erreH:
Salisoeno finbsn iie eiuen Dollar,
iir melhen ne mir oas 6silaittel .,Rds
bios" eeiduiat Sulbifen mobtel, lonls
aud elm Raoio Sulpbloe aus 3inn uers
ferti9t.
Am SaIs. ib niat sdnllih sntrisoen
uno eebeilt bin. 10 nnO lie oamlt elnoer'
ltaHoen mr melEen Dollar ui.o eluen
Soadr er;rd fir meme WHbs ,urltjuiabs
ZEN. 3noeiem ueberemtommen uer!ans
geld pon tbnen ciaen i4riltli4en Sons
trait.
NameH 1883. 1880
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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-04-08

Russian Author and Philosopher. Who
Bitterly Opposes Principle of War.
found in Europe merely because the
Europeans had created artificial needs,
such as railway and telegraphs. adj
ding: 1T is not by these modern in
ventions that we must judge the de-
velopment Of the human mentality
Asked whether he had not made
some reservation on the subject OF the
practical application of the ideas
which he preached, Tolstoi said
ITO be quite sincere, | am not en-
tirely freed from the notion OF patriot
ism, and feel that it persists despite
myself owing to atavlsm and educa-
ton, but when | examine my funda-
mental duty | say unreservedly that
no reasons in the world stands before
the reasons Of humanity, and my con-
science tells me that slaughter. under
whatever pretext, is execrable, that
war is a monster soourge and that ev.
erything leading TO war is to be ut
terly condemned"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-04-08
WOMAN AT HOME.
The Necessity OF Exercising the yir.
tue of federation.

tue of federation.
Tolerance is one OF the finest virtues
that ever graced a human being and
one OF the rarest to grace woman.
1t is the mother of patience and OF
charity, twin virtues without which
the noblest woman is bankrupt alike
OF happiness and Of usefulness. Yet
so fierce a flame of rectitude springs
In us-especlally so fierce fame for
those we love, whom we cannot bear
to see going astrsy, whom we would
violently yank into the right way II
they yield not to gentler methods
that we find ourselves fairly tortured
when we are called upon to make
friends, even to the extent OF endur-
ance. with the Mammon OF upright
eousness. Yet bear with evil, with cru
dities and obliquities we must - bear
with them, not glaze them over. To be
tolerant in the highest sense is not 10
be blind, but merely 10 bear one an
others burdens OF sin and ignorance
and mistake. The wedding bells toll
the knell Of our girllsh revolts. Then
we could lay down the law. Now we
must patiently put ourselves in its
way and wait, perhaps only to be
crushed under il In the end. At any
rate. We must wait. and perhaps-per.
haps the right moment may dawn be-
fore tie onrush Of the car OF Judgment.
and We may save those VIC love hoet.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-04-08
viii discuss speclaI sessIon.

Detroit. Mich, April 4.-While Gov
ernor Bliss was at the Hotel Cadillac
Mayor Maybury had an interview with
him I'm relation 10 the proposition that
a special session Of the legislature De
called TO put through street car legis
lation The two did not 20 into the
merits Of the question at all, the may
or merely asking the governor 70 set
a time when the subject might bo
talked over, as his honor does not
want 10 take the matter mp until his
letters TO other Michigan mayors have
all been received. Accordingly, il was
agreed that the mayor shall meet the
governor al Lansing next Thursday OF
Friday
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-04-08
coNFEssEs ANOTHER MURDER.
Does Car Barn Bandit to Save Other
From Galows.

Chicago. April Almost within
the coils Of The hangman's rope Pct r
Niedermeier. one OF the car barn
bandits. Sunday made what he de.
clared was a true confession TO save
two other men froro the gallows and
one from long imprisonment in the
penitentiary.
81 killed Patrick Barrett in his sa-
loon At 4216 Wallace street last May.
said Niedermeier John Lynch and
James Summons. who are under sen.
tence OF death for the crime, and also
Hugh Reilly, who has been sentenced
70 the penitentiary, are innocent.
They had nothing 10 do with the deed.
81 shot and killed Barrett make
this statement solely TO save innocent
men have no hope for life. and I do
not want innocent persons 70 suffer
for what have done"
On the strength OF Niedermeier's
statement the attorneys for the con.
victed men will apply for writ Of
habeas corpus
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-04-08
Asked President For More Pay.

Washington, April 5.-M. A. Bowen
and E. c. Ford. representatives Of the
mechanics employed at the Washing.
Ion navy yard, were given a hearing
Monday by President Roosevelt on the
question OF wages OF navy yard en-.
ployes. Their purpose was TO enlist
his influence TO secure the passage OF
q blu pending in congress providing
that mechanics employed In the gun
factory be given wages equally as good
as those paid skilled artisans EN-.
ployed in other branches OF the gov.
eminent service. The maximum wage
Of the skilled mechanic In the gun fac
tory they said Is SO SO per day, while
in the government printing Office and
in other departments skilled employees
receive 81 a day. The president prom.
Used U give the matter consideration
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-04-08
Parker Anain on Trial.

Detroit. Mich. April 4.-George W.
Parker. charged with the murder Of
his brother-in-law. James Moore. again
came up for trial in Judge Phelan' s
court this morning Attorney Frank
Dohany has recovered from his recent
illness and will be prepared to defend
his client About a week has clap ed
since the first trial Of Parker on the
same charge. The jury. being unable
10 agree. Judge Phelan called il in and
dismissed 1t, although the attorney Tor
The prisoner objected strenuouslv
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-04-08

Sixteen Horses Perished In Fire ~
Rapid River.

hdpld NlNcF.
Escanaba, Mich, April Fire
which started in the livery stable Of
J. A. Caswel at Rapid River early
in the morning burned sixteen horses,
completely destroyed the barn build
ing, and, spreading 10 the Michigan ho-
tel across the street, damaged that
building to the amount Of $4,000. The
entire loss caused by the fire Is ssti.
mated at $4,000, with insurance
amounting to $4,000 on the barn and
$1,000 on the hotel, which Is owned by
Antoine Rushford. 1t is thought the
IRE started in the Office Of the livery
stable.
There were twenty-three horses In
the stable when the fire started, and
by hard work nine were led out before
the flames reached all OF the stalls.
but two OF these were so badly burned
that II was found necessary 20 shoot
them. In addition 10 the horses over
forty buggfes and cutters together
with a hearse and bus and a great
quantity OF harnesses were burned and
are complete loss.
For some time IL was feared that
the entire town would be swept by
fire. and the department Of Gladstone
was summoned. but before IL got start
ed the Ford River department had the
flames under control. Residents in tho
Vicinity, fearing their homes would
carch Are moved THAR household
goods into the street.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-04-08
japanese Are Virtually In Possession
Of Korea.
RUSSIANS BEYOND THE YALU
No More Japanese Troops Being Land.
ed at Chemulpo-Much Secrecy
Plans Of War.

London, April Slight weeks from
the opening OF the war sees Japan,
without any real fighting, apparently
IN complete possession of Korea and
Sie first stage OF the campaign ended.
According to the Daily Mails Kobe,
Japan, correspondent, who telegraphs
under date of April 4, a Ping Yang
dispatch has been received there con.
nrmtng the report from Shanghai that
japanese scouts entered Win, Korea,
&C IL o'clock a. m. Monday and that
the Russians apparently retreated be
yond the Yalu river, out no further
news OF any kind is TO hand throwing
light on either land or sea operations.
X is regarded as pointing TO the i'm.
ninence Of important developments.
The Daily Malls Seoul correspond.
cot, telegraphing Monday, asserts that
the landing OF japanese troops at Chi.
nsmpo has now ceased, but that the
port is guarded by a large feet, and
We japanese base has moved north
from Ping Yang, where only few
troops now remain.
The Morning Posts Toxic CORE
spondent says Japanese torpedo boats
sncumbered a channel 100 yards wide
which still admits OF the passage OF
vessels
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-04-08
Extensive Whisky Smuggling.

Port Huron. Mich, April Gus
toms officials, II is unofiicially report
ed, have discovered evidences OF ex
tenslve whisky smuggling operations
being carried on across the border al
this point The Canadian whisky is
brought across the river in small boats
during the night time and landed al
secluded spots Half a dozen liquor
dealers are said to be implicated in
having purchased the Struggled goods
and are now on the anxious seat
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-04-08
MANY HOMES BURNED.
Fire Swept Tobacco Factory District
Of Tampa, Florida.

OF tampa, fIorlua.
Tampa. Fla, April 5.-Fire swept
West Tampa Monday afternoon
caused a loss Of $780, 900 TO cigar fac
tories and tenements. A Cuban baby
was burned 10 death in a cigar fac.
tory.
Factories OF Santa Ella & Co, Sam
Caro- & Co. both OF Chicago; ]. NJ.
Martinez and L. Sanchez OF Tampa
were heaviest losers.
The Santa Ella Co. lost 1925, 900
worth Of tobacco besides large mum.
Der OF cigars. Fifteen blocks Of bust
ness houses and nearly 200 tenements
were destroyed.
West Tampa has a small water
plant and the water supply gave out
Inc Tampa fire department lent as
sistance Hundreds OF families OF
cigarmakers are homeless
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-04-08
Cheaper Gas For CHICAGO.

Washington. April 5.-The supreme
court Of the United States has affirmed
the decision OF the lower court in the
case Of the Peoples Gas Co The case
is that Of the Peoples Gas Co VS.. the
City OF Chicago. The decision is in
favor OF the city. The case involved
the validity OF the ordinance OF Chi
cago fixing rate OF rs cents per thou
sand feet for gas.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-04-08
ToLsroI CONDEMNS WAR.
Bitter Words From Great RusSis n
Author.

Paris. April 5.-A correspondent OF
the Figaro cables an interview with
Count Tolstoi on the subject of the
war, in which the author declared that
the first duty of thinking beings was
TO abolish war. He refused TO admit
that a Russian victory would mean the
spread Of civilization. and said he was
not convinced that civilization was
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-04-08

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from the blood. and unless they do this
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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-04-08

St Petersburg. April 5.--As the time
approaches for the opening OF land
operations on large scale, the Rus.
sian authorities are exercising greater
vigilance to prevent the news OF their
plans for the movement 10 and the dis
position OF troops in the theater Of
war from going abroad where II might
be Of service TO the enemy. For ten
days not a scrap OF real Information,
except such as is contained in Official
dispatches, has been given out or has
come from the front. There practical.
~ exists an embargo upon news dis.
patches, those coming through being
colorless and devoid OF Importance.
General Kuropatkin at his tenn.
porary headquarters IN Lao Yang is
directing the execution OF his plans,
moving the troops, strengthening the
positions selected. oiling the wheels
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-04-08
A Card.

We. the undersigned, 90 hereby agree
10 refund the money on o sc. cent bottle
Of Green's Warranted Syrnp OF Tariff IL
fails 30 cure your cough or cold. We
also guarantee q accent bottle to prove
satisfactory or money refunded.
SHARRARd5 MULHofLAND, Alma.
CHAs. q. RHODES, Alma.
FRED HUDSON, Riverdale
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-04-08
GOOD FOR CHILDREN.

The pleasant TO take and harmless
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lungs TOO contribute pure life-giving and
DEMONSTRATING oxygen TO the blood and
tissues One Mirute Cough Cure is
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young and old. Sold by Chas Rhodes.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1904-04-08

The many friends OF G.. II. Hsusan.
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recommend to all. especially trainmen
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