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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-25

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inn Srrtbum, iucnll or glaubt, oar
olle gidborn6en 10 5obm Iin0. 9tclC
Gi6borndeu iino &ieblinge III Eri.
natfonlilien gemeIen mo muroen in
sen Borfen in 6reibcit 0eiett, |loh-
Dem lie in Den Hripatb0llicrn fiir
$50, $50 oOer 500 @igcntbum ser
lt6rt, inOen Tie &iitc, &Iciocr II, !. ~.
5erfrelieu bottcu. Sin 2ieblinNS.
G%idb0rnd)cn lit etrpo5 S60ncS, obcr
oieiclben limo Elm @cmeiui6ooen IN
ben offcntlihen Bortcn Iotuobl ais
iuie i'm SollSboIte mO ioatcn gun5
cntifieOen pernid)tet mcrGen, Ocnt1
lie liro ole notiIrlid)cn 6cinoc Der
Sogel.
Sd Job I'M StnOtpartC bon GdrlS-
bao in 80bmen III Der Ntittc Der
Stoot ltn0 babe 0oiclbit III Oen9Glt-
men Ole GroiIeln un0 Nmieln lingen
boren. GieIelben limo 10 5lltralllid),
ooB lie olf Die Groe bero6fliegen
lirto Die 9rootrrmrerl, lpel6e bon 0en
Giid)en obgefdllen limo, oltfleier. Snt
StoOtporf bon aiiiin9en, no ih MIDI
oieIen Sontmer nllibielt, bobe id)
midi bel meincm Nnd)mittogs.Soifec
ooer bel meilletn 6riibItiidact, gero'
.itcteln Yroo mo Sbee, mel6eS 0oS
iiblidc Wtobl nud) Dem Grinfen Der
beilbringenoen @eudlier lit, an Dem
Singen Der 8ogcl erfreltclt fonncn;
@olofinten mo anoere logcnannte
groftfinferL ioiuie aae 3ier. nnO
Singpogel fot1el, nidt niir 81 mel.
men 6iiBen berob ittto pidten Die
9rootrilnen oltf Ole ih oenielbe1t
binluorf. ionoern bolten iif bieielben
tbntlodlid) bon Ser Sufel, oil ipelder
td) ioB, mdbreno ih nligetid)eilllid)
iitetllcll 8lid nod elmer nn0erenHidl.
tltllg 9crihtet botte, oeitn Die T6gel
pol'en ltcts olli Die Mltgen bollUten-
ld)en nltI. Ils idj Dor eilligen orci-
BIG Sobrcn nod Baltimore fam, bot,
telt lulr MIR lucnige Gihbortd)en irl
oer Borter, mo bic Hotbfebld)et,
Orioles, bluite Sooel, oeIbe Sogel II.
aitoere lton gefieoerte 8Gite iporet,
IN GROCER Ntcnge in ben Eurfen.
God EteleS oeb0rt Der %crQoltaell.
belt OH. Gle Gid)d0rtd)en lnA ar6.
ben hobcn ultbeitrittencn Yelib bon
beIt Tnrfet rr0 Die Sii,ap0acl lno
id)olt g%ei'cOertes Uefliigel iino per.
I6mnnoen. 8ir broud)eu mir mad,
ben Eorfen in 8oibington at ge.
ben, no Die Gihb6rnden nid,t aeorll.
Oct merben oo finoen mir o~llerbono
ifone @ogel. @Gbreno id, Ill einenl
Epli5iItcn III DEM Eorfc III @aibina-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-25
Mp~~' @eM

8e9en einem freien Bud iibcr 8dS
tarrb i6reibe man an bic Seruna geea
oicine Co., Columbus, Ohio.
8enn Sic bur1 ben @ebrnu6 BON
8eruna feline promptem iirb befriects
eenben OaeIultate er5ielen, 10 ihreiben
sic iofort on 81. Snrtmnn, bent Sie
S6ren SAT- nusfiibrIi3 bei6reiben,
1tno ct nirb Sbnen eerne Ieineu ipertb@
roIlen 8ntb gratis ~ert6ctlen.
GoreTe: 9r. Sartmdn, SrdItpettt
beg Sartman Ganitarilims, Columbus,
Ohio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-25

@or fltr5er 3eit fam Snfel SIaac
auf @riudeu mad 8aco, I'M ii6 p6o@
to~grapbiren 5u laiien. Sn ieiner Sano
bielt er einen Stod. BEN er BON @ra6e
bes Inbretp Sodiou 9ei6nitten uno
ben er ieitoem getra9er. 5err 9rod
lit elm e6ripiirbiqer alter Serr, Dem
man mir fpenig 8c6rehliffeit onIiebt.
Geine Somilien>@ib lit nod gut ers
Bnlten un6 sei9t, baB bns 9atlm ieis
ner @eburt bor ia Sn6ren bartn eins
9etro9en tprroe.
Gi6erIi9 iin6 einiee tpeniee 8orte
bon bie1em olten Serru. Der cine 114>
idbri9e @~rfnbrun9 binter fi9 bat, ins
tereiant ltno p%rofitnbel. Cine ldn9ere
bin9rapbifde Sti55e bon bieiem merfs
piirSiaen Nlten erI6ien nm 4. 9e5.
1898 i'm @nco Zines Seralb". Cine
nod me6r Infpruh ma9enbe 9iogros
pbie bon bieIem dlteiten Ie6enOen
Ronr, NIT einem boppelipalti9en Rors
trait. brnbte Die 9oIlas ~Nornir9
Stems" an II. Sea. 1898 ltno ni6 Der
Chicago Simes 6eraIO" bonn iel6en
Datum. 9ieier Sunoertidbriee lit Elm
tparmer Sreunb bon Reruno, bo er es
bieIs Sabre lang aebrau6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-25

mdnnii6e Gr5iebung inter Den er
item Der @clt,
Ger aufgctIdrte ur0 gcmeiniinnig(
0eutihc 8aiier bat ms ole Static
oieie3 groBen StaatSmonneS unG
Hcformatoren oils Elm @eidenf fir
Ole Rotion geionot. Seine Sono,
lung orildt feline eigenen peri0nIidcr
@efiiblc Der 6reunoifaft fir OoS
omerifoniihc Bolt aus, feline Nncr.
fcnnrung fir omerifonii6e@r0Be uno
u%nicre I6iidten fir ole 60roeruna
Der Civilization III alien @elttbeilcn.
Sic lit Elm %bcionberer Sri6ut fir I'M.
leren nattonalen Gburofter, sic, 10
CLAUDE ld, bon allen unieren giir-
germ nit Stol5 onerfonnt meroen
mllB. Der oelltIbc Safer, Der sic
bodItc 9einumOerun9 fiir 5rieoridJ
Den @toBen begt, i6ollt 5lt ibm ais
etncn Ntann cntpor, Der mebr ais IT.
geno Elm anoerer ieincS 3eitalterS
IN europa tbot, Die europGiide @ini.
I%iIotion oes bcutigen Cages ms Sc.
Ieiie 5n lcnten uno ouSSubiloen.
Sn0cm cr ms Dies @eI6enf iiber.
'mies, gIoltbte CT, Dab ooS Ingeoen-
Ten an cirtcn ioldlen Monn eincn
Ylob in Der Idtung zines QroBcn
Bottles finoen piiroc, oeIic1 Qc6ens.
prin5ipien mo 8ermoltungSrcform
iiberoII sur 9eiierllng scr 2o0e ocS
Wen'hentbums fiibren.
Sd erod)te es oils cine groBcGbre,
OoB cS mir geitottet lit, beltc bel ole.
Ter Gerenonie onDeleno 81 ieirL mel
de Die 5tpiiden oen Ser. Stouten
noGeutihlono berridenoen ireuno.
1doftliden @cfiible gum g(us0rud
brtngt, mo ib nebnIe Ole @clegen.
belt nit 6reuOcn mobr, nidt MIR
3eltgniB fir Oie ber5Iifen 8eSiebun.
gen 5lpildcn bei0cn Hegierun9en ob.
6lllegen ionocrn olld) an erflGren,
OoB omcritoniife 9iirgcr i'm aonSen
oclitIden Reid]e, ieien lie 4npobner
ooer Heiicnoe, itetS nit ser gr0Bten
&ildiift bcbonbelt lueroen, uno ooB
ibnen in Der @epGbrung ibrer aus.
gciprodenen 8iiHihe Die oQgemei.
ne Soflidfeit Der HegicrunaS = 9e.
on1ten llno 0eS BolfeS qeiidert lit.
Sd belize Oieie @eleqenbeit lpilfom.
men, neil lie cin iueitercS 8ono oes
gilten @inbernebmcrS 5uii6en 5tpei
9totioncn lit, uno ooS 81 geginn oes
nelten SermitS 0eS Gr6ItoentenGoo.
ienelt, mcld)er nns 0emGbr IeiItet,
ooB Imerito oild) fernerbin inn 4ll8.
lance geebrt ulto gendltet Der0en
miro unb inns Eroiperit1t un0 3lt.
f%rieoenbeit in runierenl eigenen 2unoe
uerIpridt."
EoItor Eolll u. Men5e[ bon ser
littb. G%oncorbio STRIDE III Boibinq.
ton, .. s., iprnd) Damn Den Scoen.
@ubren6 oeS Se9ensiprudeS itono
Die G%eriommIltng nit ent6l6Bten
Souptcrn, ulo y9nS St%ernenbon.
1ler," geipicIt bon Ser Wtorine = Sea.
peIle, IdloB Die einorudSpuae 2Seier.
gtohOenn er Dem 0eutid)en 8otidnf.
ter 0rotlllirt lulO oen orloeren aus.
iportigen 9oti6oftern oic SGn6e oe.
idiitteIt botte, begob Iid Der 8rGii-
bent nit @efolge nod Dem 8eiBen
SotIe, gefolgt bonn 0eutiten @ot.
it)after, @encrol . lieutenant b. SO.
menfelo II. u.
9oS @eidJenf OeS oelltiden &oiiers
lit cine Heplif III 9ron5e bon ser
Static, Die in ieinem 8ololtc 3ll
Eotsoom ollfgciteat lit. 8us Oriai-
mol 1T bon Dem beriibmten 9ilo.
bauer Grof. llpbueS bcrgeIteGt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-25
Sin Sdlcrsluprt Yismarf's.

alS Der Sdob bon Herlie1 IN
Sabre 1873 in Berlin mar, gob ibnt
at @6ren ser fran50iilde @eionotc
eilr lyeit, 81 DEM oltd) Der HeidStan5'
Ter Shirt 9ismord - gum erltclt
Mule nod Dem ariege 1S70-t81
- erihien. eS bate ben gnldeill,
ais oh Der S6ub bel oieiem Selte
mebr Dem @ein 5ugeiproden, ais
gut mar. alS ole Srolt oeS frnll5os
iiiden @einnoten Dies bemerft2,
munote lie iit enlport an Oet Sir
item Heid)sfnn5ler nno Iogte: WfotS
oltcl borreur, le GDab cit girls!
(Sdredlid, Der S6ab bat eiltelt
iibenD SiSnturd %ontluortete elit'
id)uloigeno: rWtuis Maoome, c'eIt
minllit; pendant la mutt tolls lc f)ot0
iorrt girls" (9lber WoOonne, es 1T
Mittcrnod)t ltnb BEL Noft iito ole
aoben graltD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-25

0cburcn' che bic gcrcintgtcr
Staten fpruiirt irnrcn.
GrIebte bic @abl nun % &ris
%iibcntcn.
3c.rusna idiitte i'm uur aflcn
ffrnelIct @chicln.
Sctcrau bicrcr 9ricge.
@cidlna Elm Iferb, ais CT 80
Sabre alt iuar.
&eriGeudlt bic Grippe itets nit
Eesrusna.
Srn9e in einem 9nnbprp;eR int
Altcr uun ITO Sabrcn.
SGIt Se=rnsna fir bns srbRte
Tsittcl hes 3eitalters fir fatarrba.
Iiife Graufbciten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-25

Riaoc @rod. Gin @iirgcr BON
~ It2eunon Gouutp, Ger, lit ia
Sabre alt. &ielc Sabre lang tpobute
er III @o6oue Sale, Is @leileu ipeitli9
bon 8oco. abcr jest ipobnt er BEL ieis
mem Shiuieoerfobn 5u SdIeb Drills,
SeraS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-25

@eiiferte 3nfnntt.- 8c'
benlrGtbin: yS,Sd) boffe, bob Der Ilii'
cntbolt in nnIerrm @d1lie fir Spr
iernereS S%ortfonm1en bon 9tiittl,
iein ipiro!" - 3oie: > geluiB, gna.
oige 3roli = i) babe bier bel ers
louidt!"
WoIi5ios. v@taltben Sic
aud an Gin .smeiteS @elidt." Serr
Goftor2" %.llnter Der Shminte
geiuiB, gnaoigc 5rai!" ~
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-09-16
! "a
5.AMEs MUST STAND TRIAL.
Minneapolis Judge Refuses to ko!le
Z 4 E$E.3 ~ indictments. ~ q. - :.

Minneapolis Judge Refuses to ko!te
Z 4 &.5 81 Indictments. -.
Minneapolis, Sept. 16.-In language
which, under its digniied and careful
framing. c1eveys a 4ebuke to County
Attorney R.,ardman Jauge Harrison of
the Hennepin county district benz h
has denied the county attorneys mo-
ton for dismissal of the ten cases
now pending against former Mayor
Ames. -. r:.%if Dr. -
County. Attorney Boardman made
his motion on the grounds thatfa con-
viction would be impossible, an at
tempt at it would involve the city in
more unnecessary expense and would
give "feverish and offensive adyertis-
ing to our city ~ IN !. e vi. + sS,E
To this Judge Harrison replies that
while. ex-Mayor Ames escaped once it
was on a technicality discovered by
the supreme court and that that body
failed to intimate that there was any
doubt as to ex-Mayor Ames' guilt. G%
& He thinks the former mayors guilt
or innocence should be determined by
q jury. The cases have been set for
Oct. 10. 4l ;$s 3s RI ~, +. y q a.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-09-16
LENA WILL Be DISMANTLED
RUSSIAN TRANSPORT TO REMAIN
At. SAN FRANCISCO UNTIL
55 CONCLUSION Or WAR.

s Washington, Sept. 16. Captain Ber-
Hnsky, commanding the Russian ship
Lena at; San Francisco, has informed
Rear Admiral Goodrich that he desires
to dismantle his ship and has asked as
to thesextent to which this dismantle-
ment should be made. Admiral Good
rich has called on the navy depart
ment for instructions on this point and
the details are now being worked out
between the navy and state depart
ments. The state department is in
telegraphic communication with Count
Cassini. the Russian ambassador, on
this point and the statements made
that the incident will be closed in q
short time. It is expected that the
Lena will be dismantled at the navy
yard, Mare Island. b FSa st55} sI
It is announced at the navy depart
ment that this action will mean the
removal from the Lena of all her fight
ing weapons. The one detail regard
ing the Lena which has not yet been
decided, is what disposition shall be
made OF her officers and crew. Acting
Secretary Of State Adee telegraphed
President Roosevelt for instructions on
this point and as soon as he has been
heard from the decision of this govern
ment to the effect that the Lena shall
be dismantled will be communicated
through Rear Admiral Goodrich to
Captain Berlinsky. The statement is
made at the navy department that the
invariable precedent on this point is
for the crew of the dismantled ship to
remain in the port where the ship has
been dismantled until the end Of the
war. }s',' 55}tl- f. '
Late in, the afternoon Acting Secre-
tary Adee received a telegram from
the president at Oyster Bay approving
the programme he had arranged, after
consultation with Captain Pillsbury of
the navy, for the interning of the
Lena. Captain Pillsbury Immediately
autographed the necessary Instructions
to Admiral Goodrich at San Francisco
to tie up the ship. The disposition Of
the crew will be arranged for later
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-09-16
RELA'T'l ! ATEREsTED
coNslH stl sTic f. QUiTs THE
sENcHSpuR fho BEARING ;oF
u TACTIC coNTEsT 81

Madison. Wis, Sept. 16. Justice Sic
brecker sprung II surprise on the aus
preme court during the day by an-
lnouncing that the Republi factional
case had developer especially since
The amended comp plant had been filed
features that involved personal and
political fortunes#o ut q relative and that
therefore ne had de cided It was not
proper tor him to- anticipate In the
case and that he would therefore leave
the bench during the time Was pend
sing The Judge left the bench imme-
sdiately after the ann lncement.
81 III. w Chynoweth b, for the Iaa Fol-
1ette faction, con dnued shia contention
against the court assuming any juris.
sdiction Of the case. He made III long
and exhaustiy argument, saying
among other things that the state had
created . u proper tribunal to decide
pQlitical quest lions and that the courts
had nOthing TO do with the matter.
Even 4 the ut ate cent trail conmitt Sts
diSqna ned that fact does not confer
power ~ act on he court
ohm Barnes. counsel for the La Fol
lette wing, followed ChynoWeth.
He contend lea that the proper TIL nnal
ITO settle party tends is the party 1t.
'selfs When ther no stAtute oblig.
1ng courts to- decdde slch quest ions, he
raid. the ma or1ty of Il iHtn hold, and
nightly, that they N mot assume Ia
decide such cOntrQvereIas.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-09-16
NO BATTLE IS IMMINENT
Next Engagement III Manchuria Is Not
Likely To Occur For Several Weeks.

liminary movements wilr probably oc-
3cupy q month. 4. - zf.. Il, ;5:. ;,
There are ITO official reports from St.
Petersburg, but Marshal Oyama re.
ports that the positions OF the Rus.
slams around Mukden are unchanged.
! General Stpessel reports that the
Japanese continue to lombard Port
Arthur and are actively constructing
fortifcations on the positions they
have. occupied. 81. IA. ..sS; .z,5s5s
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-09-16
PREPARING TO ADVANCE.
Japanese VIII Send i Large Force UP
" II; $45 1T n II the Lao River. sg3$

Il the Lao River. 5xs n. g.$
Mukden, Sept. l6. according to Chi.
nese adyices the evacuation Of Lao,
yang by the Japanese has been forced
owing to the fearful stencil arising
from the dead bod les. :@ b. ok 4
$ S The japanese on Wednesday were
terrifying the approaches by way OF
the river. Small detachments Of Jap
anese moved northward from the
Taltse river, preparations for an adj
vance evidently still continuing, al.
though the second stage of the Jap
anese movement has not yet been com
ipleted by any means. The first was to
the north as 4H for a turning move
iment, but General Kuroki is now going
east, while to the westward prepare.
tions are being made to send a large
force UP the Lao river. For this pur-
pose the Japanese already have taken
100 large barges with which they in.
tend to ascend as far as Tie pass. ID
81 It is stated that the Japanese are
carefully preparing their turning and
flanking movements and will not en-
gage In another big battle before the
occupation Of Tie pass. These prep
arations are expected to occupy one
month. s}E3 Il 5s i.5:s5s
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-09-16
PROCLAMATION TO RUSSIANS
JAPANESE DEMAND THE suRREN
DER OF THE PORT ARTHUR
z.%E@<.s '~ GARRISON.

St Petersburg, Sept. ia dispatch
from Lieutenant General Stoessel, COM
mander of the Russian military forces
at Port Arthur, says the Japanese are
actively constructing Notifications on
the Samhon mountain and at other
points and that they continue to bonn
bard the forts and harbor. On Sept.
2 they threw $50 shells into the town.
f The Japanese, the dispatch adds,
have issued proclamation to the Rus
sian troops demanding their surren-
der. 5%: .vl. 49,. .
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-09-16
HIGGINS IS THE llDIDATE8
Odell Candidate Nominated For Governor
By Republicans Of New York State.

Fsrate engineer and surveyor, -f1srffy: A.
Van Alstyne. Columbia; chief Judge of
the court of appeals, Edgar M. Cullen
Kings: associate Judge OF the court OF
appeals. illiam e. Werner, Monroe.
When the ntion was called to
order State Senator George n. Malby
gOfs St Lawrence county was presented
ftas permanent chairman. n His speech
was chiefly devoted to "a review 1.-THE
ERepubl ican administr ton for the last
ten years. AT its conclusion he called
for the report Of the committee on
sOlutions and. the platform was pre-
scented to the convention and, after
being read. was adopted without dis
cussion 81
ACKNOWLEDGMENT IA. 81 Wade named
Lieutenant Governor Frank w. Hig-
gins for governor and William AZ Prem
dergast placed the name OF former
LIEUT. Governor Timothy L. Wood
ruff before the convent lion. Mr.. Wood
run appeared on the platform at the
conclusion of the nominating speeches
and withdrew as q candi date for gov
ernor He asked for the nominate ion OF
Higgins by reclamation and his Re
quest was granted by the convention.
The ticket, as given above. was then
named by the COW ention. A
synopsis Of Platform Adopted.
M The Republicans Of the Empire state.
1.-THE home Of Theodore Roosevelt, in
convention assembled fifty years after
| the birth OF the party, congratulate
the country on the splendid results Of
the recent elections In Oregon, Yer
mont and Maine and the fnspir
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-09-16
st. Paul Union stock Yards.

st. Paul, Sept. 15.-Cattle-Good to
choice steers, $5.10@5.65; common to
fair, $3.00@4.25; good to choice West
ern, $S.60@4.50; good to choice cows
and heifers, $3.50 @a.85; veals, $1,000
500. Hogs $5.0o@5.60. Sheep-Good
to choice wethers and yearlings, S3.4O
03.S5; good to choice native lambs,
$4.9OM525. L. III. ,@
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-09-16
BASEBALL SCORES.
National League.

National League.
At Brooklyn, q; Philadelphia, 1. :,
American League.
At Chicago, 8; Cleveland, 1. Sec.
end game-Chicago, 6; Cleveland, 2.
At st. Louis. z; Detroit, H. Sec.
ond game-St. Louis, 5; Detroit, 4.
At Boston, 1; New York, 3. Second
game-Boston, l.; New York, five
innings; called at dark.
American Association.
At Minneapolis, II, st. Paul, 8.
At Toledo, /; Columbus, 6.
At Milwaukee, 8; Kansas City, O..
Second game-Milwaukee, s; Kansaa
City, 4. ,-.-1
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-09-16
EIGHT MEN DROWNED.
Tugboat Lost in The Delaware River
.*.* Near Wilmington.

J, "a Near Wilmington.
Wilmington, Del, Sept GA tug
boat supposed to be the Israel w. Dur
ham of Philadelphia is sunk in the
Delaware river of the mouth Of the
Christiania creek A barge supposed
to have been in tow Of the; tug is
ashore on the New Jersey side Of the
river of Carneys point, The tug lies
in twenty-one feet of water with the
smokestack showing. Five of the tugs
crew of six, including the captain, We're
drowned, together with three men em-
ployed by the American Dredging com.
pany who were on the Israel Durham.
A man named Jackson, one of the
crew, and John Williams, an employee
Of the American Dredging company.
were saved. ~ 4
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-09-16
Grow. NJ 4 q :T.,Wenty,..orne 3. saved.

q 7Tg9 q Crew OF ~ Wehty-one saved. :,
!s s Truro. Mass. Sept. is. The fishing
steamer Joseph Church OF Greenport,
u. i, struck on Peaked Dill bar during
the dry and was smashed to pieces.
Captain Martin Leeman and his crew
OF twenty.one men were saved. The
wreckage OF the steamer is strewn
along the shore for miles. ssSS
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-09-16
Duluth Wheat and Flax,

Duluth, Sept. 15.-Wheat-New No.
l hard, s1.25A No. l Northern, ST.
24A: No. 2 Northern. Sl.lsA To ar
rive-Old No. l Northern, $1.24A;
No. 2 Northern, s1.19A; Sept, ST.
24A: Dec, $1.l7A; May, S1.l91a. Flax
TO arrive, on track and Sept, ST.
26A; Oct. and Nov, $1.26a; Dec,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-09-16
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
Minneapolis Wheat,

Minneapolis, Sept. 15. = Wheat
Sept, SIPS; Dec: $1.1SA @1.1sk;
May, $1.1Sss. On traek-No. hard.
1926; No. 1 Northern, $1.24; No. 6
Northern, $1.191e.
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JAPS PREPARE FOR FIGHT.

st. Petersburg, September 49,. Cen
.eral Kuropa tkin reports that recon
naissances have established the fact
that the Japanese are messing near
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VOTES BEING TAKEN.
Strike Threatened on the Fort Wayne
& - sE$ ;4ss;4fsA:.. system. r. &55{S

H 4 5 t,:5+ 4 -. L. System. " p.
Y. 4Pittsburg, Sept. 16.-A strike is
threatened on the Fort Wayne system
and its branches of the Pennsylvania
road. The members of the Brother.
hood of Railway; Trainmen are now
taking vote on the strike proposition
and the result will be announced Mon.
day next. The union has issued cir
icular, the substance. of which asserts
that the officials OF the Pennsylvania
company have emphatically refused
TO meet with the union committee to
adjust the differences. II, =, %z'#@;
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Yentai and Bentsiapitze. Bodies of
Japanese are also moving in the Lao
river valley. 4@$ ts3, 4 ~ - +
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FURTHER TROUBLE FEARED
HUNTSVILLE (ALA.) OFFICIALS
{ AND NUMBER OF LYNCH ....
81 u glgss fSsSya iE.Ii ya E =; 3
y ERs INDICTED. .sss3. 4. Z.

Huntsville, Ala, Sept. 16. THE
Grand jury which has been investigat.
ing the Horace Naples lynching Of a
few days ago has returned indictments
against Mayor 4. w. Smith Of this
city and Sheriff al. y. Rodgers, as well
u ten members u Of 4 the mob. The
mayor ana sheriff are charged with
dsrelicti ion Of duty; In not suppressing
the mob. The announcement Of the
indictments created. the widest ex-
citement here and further trouble is
feared. 81 y 81 4; q ,;5. 4. Z 55
II Is feared the trouble will come
when an attempt is made to serve the
warrants and lodge the prisoners In
Jail In fact open threats have been
made that IL certain persons are ar
rested their friends win take them out
lot jail. si5 RI. q VI. s s,s5.,. IS:
Birming ham, Ala, Sept. 16. Com
pany Il, state militia, stationed here.
left ct IL; 80 p. IN. for Huntsville.
Other local pailitiamen have been or
dered to hold themselves In readiness
for service there. h III, sS5s:225%8 s~$%Y3.
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SITUATION UNCHANGED.
,Marshal oyama Reports Conditions at
t3SS the Front. g8Ss$

Toxic Sept JIG. Field Marshal
0yaIna autographed during the day that.
the pOsiti0ns of the Russians liz the
direction Of Mukden are unchanged. 3
The total number of Russian dead
buried ats Liaoyang was 8, 100. s5ss