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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-31
WILL NOT DECIDE WAR.

St Petersburg May 31.-The Rus sian press is sparing of it's comment on the Kin Chou affair, but there is an evident disinclination to accept the Japanese official reports in their en- tirety The general tone of the papers indicates the belief that even the fall of Port Arthur would not decide the war.
 Much praise is given for the splen- did defense of Nanshan made by the Russians against superior numbers.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-31
BROKE HIS LEG DIS-
 LOCATED SHOULDER

A. IT. Coddington. who lives at 243 North Elm street, went out with a party of men Sunday morning for a quiet days fun in the country He was brought home in wagon. During the day sports were taken up and MT Coddington while making jump was ripped Up by the root of tree. His right leg was broken and his shoulder bone diSl0c:.sa3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-31
RUSSIAN TROOPS DEpART.

Tien Tsin, May 31.-It is reported here that the first brigade of the first Russian division, consisting of the First, Second, Third and Fourth Si- berian regiments, left Tashaechao for Kin Chou yesterday The purpose of this movement is unknown, but it is believed that the troops are to be usel for the relief of Port Arthur They are to be followed by an entire divis- ion
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-31
SEVERAL OF THE
 CASES SETTLED Tn.nAY

Prosecuting Agent Pierce stated this afternoon that most Of those againss whom warrants had been issued for il. legal liquor selling had settled their cases. He would not state if there were any more cases in the works. but the supposition is that another batch of. law breakers will be called before the court within few days.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-31
ROTH ARE DEAD.

Pittsburg, May 31.-Irvin Wise, a mechanical engineer. shot Katie Graf through the heart early to-day and then shot himself. both dying instant ly. The shooting occurred at the boarding house of the Craff woman. The motive for the crime Is believed to have been Jealousy. Wise was mar ried and had one son.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-31

Manila. May 31. Major General Leonard Wood has returned from ZaTn. boanga Island of Mindanao where he has been organizing a punitive expedi- ton dispatched in pursuit of the datto Ali and his band of MoroS from the Rio Grande, who on the 12tK inst sur. prised and mastered B FiIipinos. men. women and children employees of the government at Camp Overton. United States troops are now trailin. Ali. determined to either capture or destroy him and his followers
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-31
CONTROL TRANsFER ,ED.

St Petersburg, May 31.- By an inn perial ukase just issued the control of the ports of Revel. Sveaborg and Libau and all the naval forces of the Baltic has been transferred to the commandant of tfAe port of Cronstadt, with the title of commandel-in-chief of the fleets and ports and of the defense of the Baltic sea. The object of the consolidation of the commands is 10 assure uniformity in the measures adopted for the defense of the coasts of the Baltic during the existing state of war.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-31
uNnER BONDS oF Sa.Ooo.

Boston, May 31.-The arraignment of Lieutenant Commander Edward H. Scribner, U. S. N., on the charge of manslaughter, in having caused the death of Marion Holder. Roxbury child, with hls automobile, was post poned to-day in the Roxbury district court until June 20. Bonds of $3, 900 were furnished
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-31
TIRBIN PITTSRITRC,

Pittsburg, May 31.-The warehouses of the Keystone Commercial Go, on the south side. were partially de- stroyed by fire to-day. The loss will reach S75,000 Great quantities of provisions such as butter. eggs and meat were destroyed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-31

Nanshan hill was lost, expecting that General Oku would immediately take possession of Dalny. All previous re- ports of the occupation of the town were false.
 { CHINESE REFUGEES ARRIVE.
 Che Foo, May 31 (2:45 p. m.)-One hundred Chinese ferugees arrived here to-day from Dalny and Talienwan. While their statements differ in many respects regarding existing conditions on the Liao Tung peninsula, the ma jority agree upon tue point that the Russians had left both places before the junks sailed on the 2Sth instant Upon evacuation by the Russians, ban dits attacked both towns and com menced burning and pillaging. The Japanese arrived later and took steps to protect the Chinese merchants. One Russian official was killed by the ban dits. The Japanese troops captured the naval guns taken from Port Arthur to NanShan hill
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-31
IAwAITING FXECTTION

Liao Yang. May 31.--seventy con demned Chinese bandits are here awaiting execution, The local Chi nese governor in view of the troub- lous times, has been empowered to be- head bandits without referring their cases to the Chinese authorities at Mukden.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-31

GRANTED FISHING RIGHTS.
 Seoul May 31.-After long period of quibbling the Korean cabinet has granted the Japanese government fish ing rights off the west coast provinces of Korea
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-31
STATEMENT Is UNTRUE.

St Petersburg, May 31.- The state ment emanating from Paris that Gen. eral -Auropatkin was sending 30,OoO troops to the southward in an attempt to save Port Arthur from the Japanese is declared here to be untrue
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-31
SOLDIERS BURIED.
Men Killed In Ambush by noros-
 Wood Returns From Zamboansa

Manila, May 31.-The remains of the officers and men of the 17th Unit ed States infantry. recently ambushed and killed by Moros, have been in tered at COtabato. in Mindanao
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-31
wEATHER FoREcAsr

Forecast for Connecticut: Fair to. night; Wednesday fair except probable showers i'll the southwest portion; warmer in the interior; fresh westerly winds
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-31
EXHIRIT FOR ST I,OI1IS

St Petersburg, May 31.-A private exhibit for the Russian art section at the St Louis exposition, consisting of 500 paintings and other art works, which is now on board d specially chartered steamer, will sail in a few days.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-31
WILL INcREAsE cAPIrAL.

Berlin, May 31.-The Deutsche bank to-day announced that 1t has given up the plan for absorbing the Berliner bank, but that 1t adheres to it's purpose of increasing its capital by $5,OOO,O00
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-31

Those killed in the ambush referred to were First Lieutenant Harry \. Woodruff, Second Lieutenant Joseph H. Hall and 15 men of the regiment.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-31
BODY FOUND.
Commander of a Schooner Which Sank Last
 January.

Rockland. Me, May s1.-Cobh. Wight X co of this city to-day re- ceivel T telegram informing them that the body found near Milford. Conn. yesterday had been positively identi- fled as that Of Captain Frank C. Farr. commander of the schooner Bfainerd. ono of tho company's vessels which sank on January 1 l last The iirm has requested that the body. be for warded to Rockland
 Milford. May 31.-The body of Cap tain Frank c. Farr. of the lost schoon CT C. NJ, BraineId. will be shipped for Rockland. Me. this afternoon While there has been no personal identiliea ton of the body. the fact that an ac7 count book and other articles known to have helonged to Captain Farr werc found insthe clothing Is considered suf- ficicnt identification After ! talk by telephone with the owners of the yes sel the firm of Cobb. Wight X Go of Rockland. the medical examiner gave directions for the release of the body.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-31
OCCUPIED DALNY MAY 30.


 Washington, May 31.-The Japanese legation to-day gave out the following dispatch from the home government at Tokio embodying report from Gen eral Oku as follows:
 General Oku. commanding the army operating against Port Arthur, reports that our troops occupied Dal- ny on May 30. Over one hundred warehouses and barracks, besides tel egraph office and railway station, were found uninjured. Our two hundred railway cars are usable, but all small railway bridges in the neighborhood are destroyed. All dock piers except the great pier which was sunk remain uninjured. Some steam launches were Vlso found at the mouth of the dock" :"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-31

vladivostok. May 30.-It is believ- ed from information received here that the Japanese have mined Peter the Great gulf lon which this town is situ- ated), task easy of accomplishment because of the recent heavy fogs. One small Korean sailing vessel was blown up yesterday.
 The region is quiet so far as mili- tary operations are concerned.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-05-31
JAPANESE HAVE MINED / PETER THE GREAT GULF

One Korean Vessel Already Blown Up-Russian Troops Leave TashaechaO to Assist Those al Port Arthur Chinese Refugees Just Arrived Say That Bandits Attacked Towns After Russians Evacuated and Be- fore laps Arrived.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-08-24

Die SRiel 0ad9e i'm ihlespig1hen
Wottenmeer 1T unbeoetht uuo bdufts
urberinpcmmunasp auseeistt. Wtan
I66bt, eob ft Ijn iGbrIth nm 2 bis 2.5
Settor q Settor aIsid 2.47 umsrttos
niihe Nder) perminoert, Boz 200
Sabren umfabtc TIRE SIGhc ruuo 1900
Seitar, Dor 100 Sabrrn S6l, ieBt bat
Is toum 500 Settar, Die 3ahI Der
9rpobntr iant in 10 Sobren bon
4S0 auf 1876. Die Stoatsreeieruns,
bic 10 pieI fir bic @rboltuue Der Sdls
Iielo,It eetban bat, iibsrlieB bisher oos
Gtlauo Noops ben srrforsnocn Slutben
Der RoroRt, obpohl Die SHiel ben
natiirlihen Shue Der rsihsn SnisI
Qtnpcrm biIoet unb Islbit ous fruht-
barer MaySheroe beFtsht Die 6aoaet
ieben bili uno ipebrlos ihr 9ane Elm
Spfsr Der eisrisrn See psrNer; cine
Darft nab Der anoern rpiro unbenphns
bar, UNI nab penieen MenihcnaItsrn
pirb has Meer iber oas Gilono bin
lpeeeshen, lpern Der Staai niht belfeno
sinarsift. 3ahIreits Mitelieoer Der
IhIesipie boIitsiuiihen 2unopirtb,
ihaftstammer habeH cine Giuaabe on
Die Resierung asridtst, 6aaee nidt uns
tereeben 81 IofsR, ionosrn bel oefsn
GROCER Seoeutuns fur ben Sdub oss
5eitlanoes ourh Sihsrunesarbeitsu gu
trboItcn.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-08-24
eodsHiaenss ssilscnteH.

c. tpmult Hltt ieltsn Dor, o1S Die
BiIoenis ihr 3sf ouf sifmlIt hObsn
91umen uHlsut. unc e sntftsht ns
Sroa,. ruis nobI bic auslsbTItstsr tlsi
usr GuttH our Grhs aslan1sn Die
-4sunnmrsr Sdesrs 3eitung Bran
osnbu-a. qibi hlsrSn hs ioIssros Gr
tlGruna: 7R tleInsR GEten itHTssn Flh
sfnfat mit Sobespera1fHne III ots
5irfs. gei einem Rsh ant sIHem
SttiHooh roItsn liz, ioTDsii o0s Dct
gina, uH1ufhnlrlaT bsr1ab uno oaEH
mi; einerH Wlumps anf ben GrnboosR
IN ben IesteH SnSrsn Duyoe oIeis Bro
seoHr Dor mshrersn Gu1eHssaaen be
nbohtci. TR @lts Ttrih lOdeun fort
pGhrrHn I'm nos Tst, BIZ ,lus Iungs
Grtt oos GERS bate. uber ben R0ne
ocs Rsitss 81 trisheH; or sIu Stop
pen rpo Damn nidlt mshr 80 osntsr. BE
2uasi nar in's RoIlsn 1trafhsn. unt
be slsin, GRtt tam oleaelht sttp1s un.
inHft ouf ben ErnbDoen 81 lisesR. Dix
0ef4tpEfier mncDfeC e sberlo UNI roll
ter nan. Tit 1hiernsn iTHe ia 70
kIti uno 10 oibi mt Sluum uusgs
Ftartri, ooB mob MIR isItsn sln In
aIiid 1tInIstt. Hu6 sTni1en Winatru
gshi 81, gang, @sisni5aft ourH oauon
uufs nanFis BaHer. Gin lhElTheT
fSul DHrne hei einsm Sager 5eDbn5
trt, Der isin 5lsft IN slHsr 6Dhs aUn ID
bis is 5uB IN sInsr hOhleu Gi1s butte
Die @Itt Hmtrsifts lDdeno ben Baum.
9R &lsiRgH firIsn nosr ituTstsu T-
nab urn Hat IN nie uneRslyltslI tig
WHttsr Gros ne oufnnhm; nac etpa
ID MiHutcn tDaT ns tleins GelellA1Ft
beiiammsn UHo hutts nd i0rDsii srs
bpIi. nm Der Wsattsr fpl1su Al tOuHeR
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-08-24
9OftnnftaItcu Stntiftit.

BGbreno in 9sutI6Iano duf 1929
GinnDbHer cine 8oitunItalt trifft,
tOmmt ;. g. in RuBIano cine 9otans
itolt nuf 16,940 GinDohner. Die 3ohl
Der 9oftanftulten bstrGgt in 0sufh
lamb 1853, IN @rpBbritannien q,
400, in iSrautrsih 1900, IN Deter
reid 1900, in uuearn 5000, in Rub
lamb 1900. yin 3obI Der grisFtaitsn
iibsTtrtTTt Stutihluno Idmmtlihe 2Gnr
Der Der Delt. @s bat oersu 123, COS;
ounn tDmmsn be Der. Stooten NIT
11S. 000, 5runtreih NIT $1,000, @rob
britunHisn nit 5000, Sopon nit as,
600, gritiIh 5ubisn nit 1900,
Ositsrrcif NIT $4,000, Stalisn NIT
$4,000. RuBlanb nit $4,000 grisf
tuften Dos Berionol Der BOT III am
grbbten in 8eutihlono nit 23S,176
8sumteR. Die Der. 5taatsn s6hler
226.S25 Yofbeamte, 9roBbrttanuieu
$4,000, 5runtrei6 1000 uno Rub
lamb 1900.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-08-24
Neutrality-suspicious..

Den h0hTten @rao Der unperIdGmii
belt iheint Der Ssbtnftentpbo.o jiingF
erretht 81 haben. Der 9erntr UldHi
utsdpr bat oos ~srfahr.n; oos BRO
sramm gu istnsm 9oussrt. in Der Ttdr.
tinstir6e in Gbur lit our6 oisfsn 6stfi
ouf's grauiomIte sutitslt rporoen. 81
BEN asfubIpoIlsn 9isoe: Still uuf ben
aid Die oufteuosn Reieosn, Die leBten
rotheu u Il srn troo' herbeI' ndt q
ein, @ariauts fir 5einidmstcr 'rfan'
BEN; Die lestsn rothen q uftri
troe' hsrbsi" bieB e. aui BEN Yro'
oramm. OaS pdrr immsrhtu Ho1
bormIos-aans i6Iimm ober ii osi
Siu,ite Streih. -6oh ftrohlt pom
SirRtuihtIo Sreibeit oeln pep
res Bib" bsiBt ss in Der 9atsrlonos.
bpmns aus Dem GaIoen Sefipisl. Aci
pures oorops2 .6oh ftrablt pom
SirmeRfhilb..
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-08-24

aftN @utEe NAtA~s
re agAtitln tus lttnf ps33 ra
sea nss,aNNa<a St.sRaarsya lIs
psstrstHtn ssiAass psgcta man bsi
Et sea tm aisgtaum psgtert On
lstrsm sfllnssaEeVHoIssIit OK Usris
nenrt re Der sslseTts syisniite Aeetes
ahasASah $50 D. Ghyl rutssa0lt
som rxyhnrsstn inter TOaHsvlAlaesn
ssssRats QIlaRssn. Wdeysne ne Der 70
mIite RautiOvjHM pltu,aA fur Der
harmaasn Ata 9robeoens ane EN- IA
tatraReey belt. DE rpmtittR 6tlns
Itme6sg besOesn be 5taff,l aus
Srientnlaue uue afriia. Sicneers
aher ans 9ibpsu. Dot ro ,ins Writ mt
bl0srcthliHtm SIsifoe une ;artsm
Aroma tam, bic am btlitsttiitn mat.
SnoeF,n Ihelnt bic ZrIffsI uitt nit
ben RSmsru nab @alitH e,tpmmen 81.
iein. e,nR bier asrpnnn Il, srf untsr
aarl vi. Q36S bis 1922, uno spar
Bon Spanisn Der, 6ineoue. Rad
grinais Sapariu pdrsn re nod I'm
Sohr, 1870 si,mli6 i,It,n IN paris
arsHtreffen.
@s iton aResoeuitt. tpur man uber
Die Ssrtuuft oes itItiam.n 9eiud6i,s
lonae ,3sif i'm nntlarsn. W6hrsno nor
ss bolo fur Elm Grscusnib ots Dom
nsrs, hoIe FUR elm. Qusihpisune Der
Baum, ooer audi fur cine ourh ben
Std zines 5niett,s berpOresruftn, art
GonapfeI belt, piNtn mir beute, oob
mir e nit elmer Suberoect su tbun hos
ben. B. ). elmer 9ilssattune. bic srpbsne
thrills unisriretih p6dft, nit eintm I'm
9ooen sntpifsItsn 5aoeneeipebe (4ens
ctlium) uno einem fuolepformiesn.
feiisn. fleiihio,H 6ruhttorpsr. Der uuf
BEN Gusrourhihnitt ourh marmors
artiae 4oern, dhulih ben Wustotniis
fen. in unrss.lmGBies aammsrn &c
tbeili lit. Wsun nun audi Die Snietteu
an eer Gutftehune Der 5riiffsl tsinen
@ntbeil bobeu, 10 fpiro ihr 5unoori
bod b6ufis burh zine goloselbs 5liss
s.nguttung perratben, bic ne uufiu6sn,
I'm ibrs SEER odran 81 lsgen; uno
rpeun Der gils anoerfsits aud tein
9rooutt zines 9aumes, am t%psnie'ten
oas elmer an1s6lihsn SriifTelsihs lit,
tpis mnube msintsn, 10 oarf man bod
iagen, ooB e. ttins 5riffsln Obus
8Gums gibt. Diro Der BON Sriffsln
hsisBis WolSbeitanb ubsstrisben, 10
perihpinben audi bic Sriffsln. bic ME
oeram an Den alien YldBsn 81 srIhei-
nsn pflessn, lDern bisie uufs Rsus nit
5oIS befpohi,u Iino. SnosFsn finost
man Sraffeln niht uur am 5ub bon
Gihen, ipnbsrn audi pm aaItuui,n,
5oielnuBItrduhern. 5ihtsn uno islbft,
peun audi niht 70 bdufie. ON 5uB bon
8uheH, 8irten, 2inoeu u. (. 10.
@enn man nun audi iiber bic Der
tuHft oes gilSes hiursihenb i'm 8Iarsn
1T, 70 finp bod e,tptF. gntipiteIunes=
itufeu nod fperigsr ssnnu betannt.
Gebnli6 benz iogenanuten .Getreints
branb" Oerisnbet audi bic zriiffel Wais
fen rcn Sporen, bic gum groBsn 5beiI
our6 Snietten = be pben srrp6hntsn
Jlieeen - ouf bic 8ldtter Der Baum,
eeihieppt rperben, tpo re t.imen, nit
benz SIGtterfau uuf bic Gros gelunssn.
nd ooieIbf p,iter suttpid.lu uuo uut,r
Der Groe bic betoHrts Gnoaenfruht
bsrporbrinesn. 60 theorstiih rihtie
e MI audi mare, oon iensn Sporsn
befuIens glotter sur Qusiaut unt,r Die
Gros 81 bringsn, 10 bat e. itt uls Iihs.
rer uuo etHfuher h~ernuseeitsIt, on ab.
geholstsn Steqsn, mo friher Sriiffsln
portamsu, pisosr 5olsunosH an5us
pfluuSsn; oi, 5riffeI tpiro Iih oanR,
ruis oben erpGbnt, eepiB pisbsr elm
ftellsn.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-08-24

DIR oer hIuitt QtRnp.
Die isst . Sabr, aItt Soa gldteman
in Rspton SAILS. Muf., psrihIudte Dor
10 sSabr,n Elm Gsntitiid. pa lie ieits
BEN piel huitet, uno Iih on ibrsr 2unac
stn 6sinmiir biIoste. hieItsn Die NsrSts
lie FUR ihptnoIihtis. unldnaf be.
tam Il, stnen beftiaen Sultenanfon, uni
ou Is belnobe oaran eritidts, itsdts he
ihr, Singer in beN 6als. aIs tie ibrs
5ono surIdsDa, befonn iih BARN oas
perihIutts geutitiid. Der 3uItnno Der
iuH1sn Dame bat ftt isit Dem Dor
Saue suiebeRos uebefsrt.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-08-24

u.btrfuIltRer GieRs
babn3ue. Sei Sueumcaro, u. NG.,
nurbs siH GiIenbahnsus pon 9auoitcn
a~ufosholteH. Die 9oFoaiers muBten
flh IN eins 8sihe itsnsn uno ipuroen
um ihrs @ertbiahen beraubt, pnrauf
Der Grpreb uno Der 9oitpaeaOR pcm
3:uat Iosqsnaat. strDo sfpei WisiIen neis
ter asfnhgsU uno bort init 9pnamit
Gufaeiprerst uHh cspIuuoert purosu.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-08-24

Die 9uspanoerune aus
ben Der. Staaten nah Souaoa ptro
beuer auf minoeFtens 10000 a0pfe
se'bGst. Die beioen SatotaS, Riunes
'ota. Mi6iean. Rebrasta. artou1os
uni ObiC Iisferu oas 9ros oitisr @uss
tpannertr. Muh ausihlir6lif oeuts
its RitoerIaf unesn nerosn ~essrlnoet,
ME 3, g. bel Ro'tbern, no no 500
NuHhe SomiIien aus RiaRslota anees
EtStIt hcnen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-08-24

Gin Stihsns8 r0BiRbu
f|rieIIsr. Der unldnsft DsrltDrbem
5eipenInouitrisue Robert ShDorsens
bu6 3suHer IN 3iirin bsfaGftigts IN
lcInsn uutrruchmunlen in Der
56peis, IN 9eutThlaHo. 6rdntreth,
:5tolRu uHn Amerifo 1900 Arbeiter
Une A~neeitente. DIR besohltsH 2ohne
erreihtsH nm Sabre 1903 Die S6hs pOn
10500O00 GruRts Isl .974.0O0. Der
RchieiocuDerbr0uh mar I'M Sabre
$4,000 aiI9qrumm d.212y5 $50 ome
rIfnHdfe gfuRo) Oosr fait Der 8strua
sines WEittelc-trasss Der frnuSDflhen
5eiDeRrrnte. Der @erfuufspcrfh Der
crfeGRn Scin,nFtDfft betruo nm Sabre
1903 HnscfGbr 100000 Srancs.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-08-24

SrantreinS aoIortGl1
Seo6lteruRe in 4fritu. AlfaI
Gmsriia. Der Suoies uHo benz inoilnthI
SseoR III GROCER, aIs Die @epcltsruHs
Srontrsihs IeIbit. @dhrero eisln
rod Der lssten 96hlune Hur $780,
600 Stnfpchnt- s6hlt, hetrGst ois ~
Iouiolhep6lterune vuRe 47.o00.OO.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-08-24

NsA ssr AnSawEsE iusiArs s~SasHraal.
fsssn&sasssrr isAes krasss wesasa-
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-08-24

SRtei Sams GtHunhs
on St.uern flr Sprgituoier
uno 5abai isit oeH lsstsn - Subrsu
bslisTsn fTh aaf zuno 81 6.042 100.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-08-24
Ehat elmer SrrftRuiseR.
St. &auI. Nsum., % sing
grob.
5prinaficl0. 81 %. Y

Sprinafla0. 81 y. VIVA
Die -@irors Goal Gpnpdns- Bat
str, Miner inFolW Der StrsitisteitsR
apiInen BEN SEpsrntsnberttn uno
sxn Mrbeitern eeEhIrFsn une ooourb
100 Mrbsittr aus Der Arbeit srlDOrfen.
Dies lit Der 56Iub Der DaffcrsuaeH
5miTrwn ben Mintnorbeitern uno Der
@tItnfhaft, ptIde isit BEN 4. Saauur
kitSss Hahree herrfnten.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-08-24
Die G~ntfIbruus.
Mcp Mort, p. Mug.

Di, gerIuht CUR M~uftldruna Der
r15srsn uma6nnt Der GntIThrune beg
a<htI6kriasn aHtOHiO TsaHHino bIiebsn
ks Iesi erfpIglos. GroSes Nufiebeu
srr.at bic Grtl6runs sss aast. ROO.
nsn in gvoofInn. oab ois Gissrn ots
Rna5en inter Der 0ano NIT Den Guts
YHhrtrn rcrhcnbsltsn uno linen fur bic
Auridaabt oes anaben $500 sabsR.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-08-24
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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1904-08-11
RIGHTS OF
Of Declaration by Secretary
Hay Regarding Neutral Ma
lions During War.

: Washington, Aug. 9.-"The recogni-
ton In principle of the treatment of
coal and other fuel and raw cotton as
absolutely contraband of war might
ultimately lead to a total inhibition Of
the sale by neutrals to the people of
belligerent states of all articles which
could be finally converted to military
uses. Such an extension of the prin-
ciple, by treating coal and other fuel
and raw cotton as absolutely contra
band of war, simply beouse they are
shipped by a neutral to a non-block-
AIDED port of a belligerent. would not
appear to be in accord with the rea-
sonable and lawful rights of a neutral
commerce"
This is a summary of a declaration
by Secretary Hay on the right of neu-
trail nations during war. 1t was en-
bodied in a circular to American am
bassadors in Europe which was issued
from the state department June 10
last, but for some reason was withheld
from the public, although certain ship
pers who inquired at the department
after their rights were supplied with
copies. The circular is based on a
declaration by the Russian govern
ment that coal, naphtha, alcohol and
other fuel have been declared contra
band.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1904-08-11
REPUDIATEo ARBITRATION,
Building Trades Alliance Of New York
Denies Plan Agreed To
Last Year.

New York, Aug. 9.-The Building
Trades alliance, which comprises all the
unions affected by the big lockout order
which went into effect Monday, at a
meeting Monday afternoon adopted a
resolution providing for the reputation
of the general arbitration plan signed
about n year ago by representatives of
the Building Trades Employers ~associa-
ton and members of the Building Trades
alliance. :;
In effect the resolution calls for the
complete denial on the part Of the unions
of any arbitration plan or any plan bind
ing them to employers. 1t was stated at
the conclusion of the meeting that all the
big jobs in the city would be struck Tues
day.
The number of men affected by the
lockout is variously estimated at from
$4,000 to 100, 900. About half of these are
skilled workmen, the remainder being
laborers whose employment depends
upon the skilled workers.
The lockout includes all the unions
belonging to the Building Trades al
lance, between which body and the
Building Trades Employers associa-
ton the war is being waged, except some
Of the plasterers and some of the paint
erS,