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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-04-19
TIE eEKATE.

Pursuant to Saturdays adjournment
| the Senate met at 100 p. m. yesterday
! JOURNAL AND ACCOUNTS.
Mr. MeCandless presented a report of
the Finance Committee on the refer
ence made to it Saturday. finding that
fifteen days was not too much extra
time for the clerk to have the Senate
Journal printed, and recommending
that such time be allowed. Adopted.
Mr.. McCandless presented resolu-
ton that, upon adjournment of the
Senate, the president is authorized TO
approve and pass on all bills against
the Senate to be paid out of the Senate
appropriation, and that the president is
authorized to receive bids for the print
ing of the Senate Journal and award
the contract to the lowest responsible
bidder. Adopted.
HOUSE MESSAGES.
A message from the House of Repre-
sentatives announced its adoption of
the Senate joint resolution authorizing
the Governor to put into immediate
effect the changes and economies pro-
vided in the appropriation bills.
BY message the House announced
that it had passed on third reading
Senate bill No. IL to amend Sec. 6 OF
Act ~ of the Laws of 1908.
DEAD ISSUE PROTEST.
A communication was received from
j. Garcia. acting secretary of the I'M
provement Association of Waikiki Dis
trict, enclosing a resolution passed by
that body, protesting against the bill
withdrawing the appropriation of $4,000
for the Kahului wharf and appropriat-
ing the money to the uses of a Normal
School and sewer and drainage inn
provements within the city of Homo
lulu. The resolution says in part:
I'VE respectfully demand that said
sum of fifty thousand dollars be used
solely for public improvements on the
island of Maui, either for the construc-
ton of a wharf at Kahului, Maui, as
contemplated in. the Loan Act, or for
the purposes and in the amounts in
Dictated by the schedule attached here
to-
AS the bill in question had been with
drawn, the communication was placed
on file.
KALUA'S BILL REJECTED.
When House bill No. s, appropriations
for unpaid bills, came up for third read !,
ing, Mr.. McCandless moved to insert
an item of $780, balance on account of
J. w. KaIua S paiai contract with the
Board of Health. 1t was bill for $500
on which $3.50 had been paid. The bill
was approved by the administration.
Mr.. Dickey asked if this was the |
claim turned down by the Legislature
last year Mr.. McCandless answered |
that the bill was approved by the !
president of the Board of Health.
Mr.. Paris thought it was too late to /
bring in an amendment now. !
Mr.. Brown also thought it would be !
a mistake to insert the item at that t
stage.
A show of hands was counted 3 to 5 :
for the item. but Mr.. Kaiue doubted the
vote. On rising vote Dickey, Kaiue, /
and McCandless support
ed the item, but five contrary votes de-
feated it. The bill then passed third
on the following vote:
Ayes-Achi, j. t. Brown, Crabbe, |
Dickey, Kalauokalani, Kaohi, McCand-
less, Nakapaahu. Paris, Wilcox and
mol.
FIRST VETO RECEIVED
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-23
Standardization.
u o m m E n:

WnQef D m men:
Sem Sort: vWinnetonfa" bon 2onbon.
plpmoutb: .Wilbelm Der @roBe" bon
SEEM OOrf.
@berbourg: vprinteB Mice" BON New
Sort bia plpmoutb fur Bremen.
Bremen: v@rober 4urfirf" bon Nem
Sort bia plpmoutb uno @ber-
bourg.
2onbon: minneapolis" BON 2onbOn.
Dong 2ons:' .@aelie" bon Gan Tran=
cisco bia 0onolulu, Dotobama
unb @bane5ai.
Sem Oorf: .potsoam" bon Rotter-
BAN; .Waoerlano" bon Mnt=
tDerpen.
@berbOurs: .2aiier @ilbelm ber
8robe" bon Neu Dort bia plps
mouth nod @terbours.
Mbgeabren:
@lasgom: .Sieilian" mad Wontreal.
9ober y8elgrapia" BON 0ambur9
nod Stem Oort.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-23

SrN&es MtnpFsd@-@efai&e Stse 81
7c; bieiise stisre sa-.9e; btefise Sinba
$40 bis Fro pfuno 73e; biefse 2lbe 400
BIS $50 gfunb h}e /; aibe $50 BIB $50 pfsmb
&C.; sitter Boroeruiertel SIC, Stier Stter'
p.ertet I1Ae, stinb 9iaterpierteI 93c, Sinh
gorberpiertel 6&c, Rub 8rrterutertel 4}c, Ruiz
AtntertterteI SIC.
Srii9es Ralbfetf&-9dIber &c. Stnter'
pierteI l2e, BorberuierteI T.
Strides S@afletf@ - 2atntner per Pfanh
lO}c ; e@afe 94e; 66entel l3c; RaGs hun.
18e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-23
0ttretDe.

@euex 30. 3 retber $1.10 auf gelea,
fen. $l.10 Don EibIen; sto. 8 rotber S1.04.
Ausuft 81. 10; Basenwesen $l.10.
Rorn (neues) - SO. l weib &c Ro. Q
wetb &c; 80. 8 weib Soc; go. 4 wetb,
sac; Eo. 2 wetb semti4t oslo NO. 8
weib Semii8t 653e go. 4 wetb geu1frt
53e; SO. 2 seIb 553e; SO. 8 seIb 65- ;
SO. 4 SeIb 63e; go. Q semif&. 65e ;
go. 8 aeuati@t 55e; SO. 4 seuaii&t 623e;
4pIbe1, 64e.
Safer- go. Q petber 344:; SO. 8 we.ber
34c; go. Q @emtf&ter 32tc; go. 8 aer1ii@tes
52c.
0eu go. 1 Timotbs S10.00 80.
2 nsues Timotbp $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-23
o @aeemsRarft.

Thttotbb-geriaufspretie: $40 50-l2.51.
Neues Timotbp So unb So.
RIee gertaufspretie: IS. 00@8.M
BeIidtorn - geriaufspretis: ie na3 Der
NuoIttdt, 60-63e.
Safer-eef&dt 43-45c; tn ben HekreH
Is W-$9.00 per 5onne. &euer 32-36e.
Strob-greiie. ie nod benz @r.se. IN Eab
IeH. $Y-S9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-23
G&m1ete0.
SnbianappIis Detail 8erfauFsprete:

indianapolis Detail gerfaufspreie:
Rammutb RIee Sc. 5O-Sz. 90.
Hotber $6.00-$6. 76.
Nlitfe 81. 25-$8.00.
gIfaIfa $8.60-$9.00.
Neiber So. 50-$10.25.
Sancp Ttmotbp ~$1.85-$1.90.
@erpdbIter 81 80-S1.S SO.
35rima 81. ISL 80.
Sancp Rentudp 8Iausrab $1.40-$1.50
@rtra retnes IN @baf $4,000.
Or9arb @rab 81 .45-$1.60.
&eb Top IN @baf 85c@$1.25.
Beiber Soma Sarnea 9afer $780,.
8eiber Sninois s5c-55c.
Sarte, Corn peib utb seIb ] .10-s1.3 50.
9lnber Suderrobr Samen $1-1.25.
gniiIage Gorn 9Oc-S1.10.
Sribiabr @erffe 9Oc-$l.10.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-23

San Granctsco. .. 8.
2pn6 prin9le, frtber @efanbter BET
Der Sirtei unb aud BET Guatemala, 1T
gefforben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-23

Rem Oort. Sufan 9. u. I'm.
thonp traf aus 2onbot nit benz Dams
pfer ,Winnetonfa" Elm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-23
Nnklanb.
Ibbru9 Der Spmmers

80
2ager.
g |. petersburg, %. Mug.
Sie Sommerlager aner @arbe=@ eei=
menter in ct. petersburg unb 2ras'
mole Selo tpnroen beute absebrO9en.
Der 3aiier, be9leitet bon pielen fiirft-
lidsn @dften, tpelde Der moreissn
Saufe bss Sbronsgrben beipobnen,
nabm cine Sruppen-& ebue ab.
gritif9er Sampe an.
gebalten.
DURHAM, Matal, %. Nuguft.
Der britii9e Sampfer y@omebian"
aug 2iperpool traf beute Elm unb mel-
bette, er lei seftern an Der Wiinouns
oes 8afbse= GluHes, Stooftsn Der @ap-
@olonie, bon einem ruffif9en 2reuser
angsbalten tporoen. Na9 Prifung
Der papiere burfte Der comedian"
peiterfabren.
SaragnaD.
Sie merifani9e
Nebol ioner.
8 uenos NDres, 81. Muguff.
Die &ebolutiondre baben bic Staot
Wila Stones erobert unb Die 8arniion
sefangen eenommen.
Ser &ebolutions General 6errera
itsbt bel 8iaetta, no fi9 linn oiels
rteberldufer bon ben &eaisrun9strup-
pen uno aud &etruten aus NfunciOn
anf9lieben. Sie Saupttaot Ieioet un-
ter Dem Mangel an 0orrdtben. Die
&ationen Der @egierunsstruppen fino
auf 6 Biscuits tdelid bei9rdntt. MQ-
gemeine unaufriebsnbeit berri9t.
aud n Il rusuap& dmpfe.
9 ue1os Mpres, %. Muguff.
Sn Der &epublic uruguap tam es 5u
tpeiteren 2dmpfen. Sn Santa @oia
tuurben IS Want1 get6otet urlb IS per=
lebt. Die Staot wurbe f4liebli3 bon
ben &ebeaet1 genommen unb bic &e=
sisrunsstruppen entfamen 3u WaKer.
4uf benz &id3ug tamen nod 8iele
um's Geben.
g emo Mrres, %. Mug. -
Der Yice.prdioent bon Parasuap 1T
3uriifaetreten. Gin 8eriidt, NRun=
tion fei gefaQen, tann ni9t bsfdtist
merben.
Die &ebelen faperten einen anbern
Sampfer nit 8eidtBen. @ewebren
unb 2riess=M unition.
Neu:Gunhlanb.
8ritif9es 3anonenbOo Of
ef4dbigt t.
g I. Sobns, %. Nuguif. Sas
britifhe 3anonenboot v@olumbine",
benz sdubseidwaoer FIR bic 5odiee-
ii9er'i anaehOris, fieb beute in Green
8ap auf einen Jelfen unb mirb nor-
ausi9tlid sdn3li9 berlOrsn iein.
9ie v@olumbine", 1897 aetauft, bat
26O Sonnet, @ebalt, cine 9dnss bon
1873 SUB uno cine Sdneaisteit bon
rteurt Gnpten.
Werito.
Sapat. u rbeiter.
g uabaIa ra, %. Mug. Sie
Mebr3abl Der iapaniiden Mrbeiter,
tpelde firali9 fir bic &otbf9ilb
&upfer=B ersuerte in 8Oleo einseftibrt
purben, tpeigertsn fid aa arbeiteit unb
purben bur1 bic merriam. .japaniIde
Calculations : @eielidaft. mel&e fe
unter @Ontratt berbradte, pieber 3u.
riidseianot.
Ser @runb lie9t BARN, oaB biele Der
Sapaner 2anbIeute uno niht al, unter=
iroiide Mrbeiten getp6bnt fino.
Sie @eieaidaFt bra4ts psri4ieoene
5auienb Sapaner Der.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-23

@sb6rrtes RtnbHeii& - e&tnten, req
Sets. 13e; aubenfetten 1I}e; Snneui. II;
4a64eI l3}e.
HIrfe 0erdu9erte Bratuurf 6}e,
Srantfurter 73e; Bologna IN 0druen 6te, tn
xu& 64c.
S@rnab- tn Eierees-1. Dual. 9se; 9.
0uaIitdt sc; 8. NuaIttdt $3.50.
Dntter, &tes tttso 0enfeeI
Gambler beSabIen foIsenbe Preiie:
Butter - Country, loo, Greoniers aoe
eIeix 21e.
9ier-15c per Datenb.
Sabner 101<e, Satne 8. Eurtets-l0s.
00te.
engros 8 8ertaufspretie Srnportirtsr
S@pet5eridfe 30c per phinb etnbeimH@e.
e9weisertdie Tic, 8~iseonfn Gream . 2dis
IL, Stem gorf gbebbarsI lie, einbetus
ff9er 2irnburser lee. Wrid 18e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-23
Sf=Mfen.
Die einbli9e 6aupt=
arr een.

armeen.
2iaoD n 9, %. Nug. Sapa-
nii9e kSruppen concentriren fid in
betrd4tli9er Stdrte on Der StofrOnt
Der ruifii9en Nrmse; ffete S9armiiBel
tommen Dor, es finb aber feline Nus-
fi9ten auf cine unmittelbare grobe
Sala9t.
@a9ts miro auf bic ruifi&en @or-
poften lebbaft sefeuert, aber bic &u1en
baben frengen 8efebl niat su eruioern.
5 apaner erbaIten Der.
It drfungen.
gbe 500, %. Nusuf. Sn su-
~berldifsen &reiien 3u port Mrtbur
miro perfi9ert, bab Die Sapaner @er=
ffdrtunsen bon 80, 900 Mann aus
benz NOrben erbieltsn. Ser beute
Nbenb aus SEEM @bwans anselanste
Sampfer .8ictoria" bbrte geitern Nadt
uno gegen Worsen beftiges Geuern in
Der 9ouiia= unb Sauben-8 u9t. I'm
l ubr Worgens iab man bonn S9ife
Sudlidter fpielen uno Gisnalrafstsn
smborfeisen.
Rod immer Ieife Soff-
nung.
g t. petersbur9, %. Mug.
Der Sturm auf port Nrtbur, Der jeBt
i'm @ange 1T, 3iebt ale Nufmertiam=
fsit auf fi9. Der tapfere Wibsrffanb
oss Generals St6fsl finbet hobss Cob
unb bas 8riessminifterium ertpartet,
entsegen fat ieoer Sofnunssm0sli9.
feit, er tperoe trOB aler unsinfigen
8srbdltRiHe i'm Stanbs isin, fi9 su
balten. Die lebter Na9ridten, NOS
nad bic Sapaner fi9 in Der 2ouiia-
Su9t nidt fefieben f0nnsr uno eben
10 wenis in benz tueftli9ftsn Sort Der
inneren 8ertbeibieungstpsrfe, selten
als ermutbigeno.
II n Il senbe QuffdIhfe.
Cine amtlide Sepei9e bes @ontre-
Iomirals Girften SuftOmstp bon port
Irtbur iiber Gte GOo fast, an goro
Der nod benz Sample am 10. Muauff
pprt artbur auriidsstsbrtsn S9ife
feien nur atuei Sffi8iere umsstommen.
SeoO9 fino feline Nufi9laHe iber ben
3uftano Der S&iHe unbefrisoisenb.
@abri9einli9 bsrmisb er es, In gi1=
3elbeiten 3u se6en. aus Gur9t, bic De-
peide m6dte ben Sapanert in bic
6dnSe fallen.
Aus al d IN absrs
ermartet.
Stiinblin ~ertpartet man bic Gunbe,
oaB bas BORT Mrtbur @eidmaber tpie-
Der aussefabren iei.
Mbniral Outtomstp erbielt bic
frensiten Mnweiiunseu, Dor benz Galle
Der Seftuns einen Nusfaa su MAIDEN
ober feline SdiHe gdn3li9 serf0ren.
gefriebisuns iiber a m e.
rifani9e MttiDn.
Die Na9ri&ten, baB bic amerifani=
iden &riegsIdiHe in Sbansai snersi-
fde WaBnabmen gum Sdube Der Neu-
traliidt bon China setrohen, bat bier
lebbafte 8enagtbuung errest. 3reu3er
Mstolb unb OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES @roao=
boi uerben bisarmirt.
Ha9 benz 8ouberneur bon Saf6alin
tpuroen tpdbrenb Der 8ei9iebuna bon
2oriafobsf bur9 bic Sapaner fiinf
&e9ierun9s9ebdube unb elf pribat-
bduier bemolirt.
8eratb unge bes @On u :
Iar=@ o 8.
Sbangai, %. MuauH. Seute
belt bas @onfular=@ Orps cine lan9e
Sisung, urn iber ben Soil bes 3reu-
gers Istolo uno beg 3erf6rers @ro3o=
bOi, melde am IL. in Sisfem Safen
einliefen, 81 beratben. gs uuroe teine
gnti9eiouns errei&t. iebO9 oiirfte bas
8Orgeben sbenio ausfalen, pie bel benz
rufff9en 3anonenboot Manbiur, bas
IN biefen Safen einfubr unh am 81.
Mcr3 gum DisGrmiren 9eatuunsen
murbe.
Der aeitern bier angelan9te iapani-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-23
u merifaner diben bie
ruffif&enS hiffe.

Ole uHiel. NttebslUlHe tW QaIeIs
obwobl duBerli9 ben Nnblid bon l1n=
tbdti9teit getudbrenb, finb felt mebre=
rem Sagen sefedtsbereit; bic 9ei9ibs
ino in Steauns seOronet unb bi.
S4ife unter Sampf. @ontre= gomi-
raj Sterling 1T entfdORen. ben Sapa=
nern feinen Nngrif auf bic rufif9en
S4ife 3u eeifatten. ST bat fi9 erbo=
ten, ben vNsfolo" unb v@roaoboi"
bintsr bic brei Meilsn-@ rense gu selei-
ten. Die &idtebr beg japan. Boots
pirb beute Mbenb eruartet.
sterling bementirt I.
Momiral Sterling iast, Der amerita=
nii&e 3%erff6rer v@bauncep" lei setern
bon $500 Sang nod Shanghai sefab=
rem, UNI Sepeiden 3u bef6rbern. Seine
8ewegunsen %ffanoen in feiner gerbin=
hung nit benz japan. 3erf6rer.
Die 8erentun9 bes
r6ipfana".
0eutige Nusiager Dor einem See.
@eri9t er9aben, baB bic Bef9iebunq
unb @~srientuns bes 9ampfers v6ip-
fang" bur9 bic &uKsn cine unssre9t.
fertiste uno riidR9tsloie Sanblune
NOR.
Ser britiI9e Sampfer .Sipfans",
Der Snoo=@bina 60. 9eb6ria, purbs
am Is. Suli bor Der $auben=8 u1t in
ben @runo sebObrt.
Seine n # ruftionen.
Wa 3 9 ton, %. gus. Sc.
ueral- @onial @ooonom fanbte beuts
einen 8eridt iiber bic 8orgdnee in
Sbangai; bic MttiOn bes arier. Sors
peooboots 1T barin nt9t erpdbnt.
SIM Warine : Separtement tpirb Be-
ftimmt beri9ert, baB bic amer. 6oltte
in Sbansai teinen beionberen Muftras
gum Sdube Der dinsff9en Meutralitdi
erbieIt. Momiral Sterling erbisIt feline
Nnusiiuns. fd in bas @orsebsn iapa'
nif@er S9ife gu mii9en.
Die ef9iebunsp Bort
Mrtbur 's.
g t. petersburg, %. @ug.
Na9 elmer beutisen Sepei6e aug @bs
Goo bsidoRen bic Japuner dinefidsn
8eridtsn sufolse port Mrtbur brn 6
ubr WOrgens big l nbr Nadmittass;
ieeo9 selang es ben &ufen bic iapani=
i&en 8atterien gum S9meisen gu
bringen.
o & b + n ber0la=
biDOft o Greu3er.
WIabiboftod, %. Mue. Sis
&sparaturen bel ben &reuaern &oiia
uno @romobOi 9eben raid pOrwdrts.
Man slaubt, baB fe erlebist tusroen
t6nnen, obne oab bic S9ife ing
Srodenbod fommen.
Cine ffarte &eierbe bon Warine=
@ei9tben befinbet fi9 bier unb aug
ben Fbirif9en &eIerben finb bereits bic
pldbe Der i'm 3ampf NIT Ibmiral 3a-
mimura @efaIensn ooer 0ertpunoeten
aus9efhat.
Sas 8efinben Der Uerpunbeten III
gut unb muir giner ffarb nod be,
2anbung.
Sie 8eiiebun9 beg in benz &ft
eefalenet1 Capt. Berlinsfi bon be,
@oiia mar iebr einbrudspoa. Yice.
fSnis Mlerief, Mbmiral @frpeloH.
Sen. 2inebitd uno ale Offisiere, oi'
3eit battsn, nabmsn an Der 2ei1en.
feier tbeil.
9eute witbet in biefer @egenb cir
befti9er &egenffurm.
6reubegetrhbt.
e t. Petersburg. %. Nug,
Die 3unbe, baB bas MarineaMmt II
Wafbinston in @Qreoe iteIts, bic amer,
3rieesfdife in @ban9ai bdtten Sn'
f~ruttionsr gum S8ube Der Neutrali'
tdt gbinas ooer gum gOrseben seser
bic iapanif9en S9ife empfanssn
braGte auf bas @efhbl Der gefrieoi'
euna, uelaes fribere geri9te berpOr'
geruf,n, einen Odmpfer.
SroBbem ertpartet man S9li9tuns
Der SSrdde beaiiQlt6 Der ru5ifher
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-23
8mtter, 9aer nno 0eaAeei


@etrofaete 5ri@te-NepfeI, an Der Some
setroGnet, &c; Sobannesbeeren Il Biz 7Ke;
@itron 15c bis 14c; Rofnen, 2 Grpwn, per
gfanb, &c, 8 Grour, tic, 4 gropn TIC iaa,
m~emfreie Sc bis Sc, California RuseateI 7He;
euItana 73c, irnportirte suItana lie BIS lac
California apritofen &c BIS I2c.
Sprup-Stanbarb Gern 23c Bis 25e; aes
wdbIter &c bis 32e; eorsbum 2se Biz 8Se;
Stem Orleans RoIaHes 1sc bis 26e; sepdbIs
ter 30c bis 38c.
MHe-8rasiI nsa SC Bis 1Oe; JiIberts IL
@anbeIn IA; weiSi9aIise RanbeIn 15e;
Serbian RanbeIn l5e; 4eanuts &c bis SIC,
ser6ftete &c Bis &c; ensIf@e HaIniHe 1915.
pidIes-24O0 TN Sab SO; 12OO TN Sat
80; 1900 TN SaIbfas $3.50; 600 TIM Sas
$3.50.
SnbtanopsIis RafeesHreHe:
@ep0bnI. bs gutter lO-l2e; prixsa BIB ss
wdblter 14-16e ; 5ancp 82&-83e. SolA<s
Deaow Is bis zee, Sapa 1856.
SIN gadetsn:
&rtofa $12.76, Zion $1l.76, Series $12. 10;
Caracas $12. %. DiQmortb's FL as, DutH
Sara 8Ienb SIC. OO,R aiIBou@ sll.76, eateD
EIembeb Sapa $11.7
8uder-Domtnoes 1850; GtiG5u6er $40
puIuertfrter 5.70e; xax9 pu~Ipertfrter b.75s,
fetaer granuItrter 5.85e; Cubes $3.50; Con.
fectiomers G5.25e; Ribsepoob q sos; 256.
mtg u 6.l6e; @rnptre q 8. loo; SbeaI gytro
SoIbem 6 5.05e; Btnbfpr ertra g 6.OOe,
Ribsewoob u q. 20c; seIber 6 4. Sc; IL gel,
ber 4.60.
@anbp-7e; Stansen seu,ii9t &c; Sros
eer seuai&t 73c; Banner 5wif O.; Cream
4onbons 10c; Re. 2 CREAM semif&t &C.
&eis- garoItna, 3opf, 6}--7}c, Sapan D
-63c, 8ebro&euer, 3i--4fe.
@fFs-RaIs go OF. xef). Sas. S-1le ~
@aIone.
@epir5e - @anje: Nuipiee i8e BIS 15e.
@aifta 13c bis 16c; NustatbIiithe e0c bts
65e; R,sfatnub 4be bis 60e; ganssr i&par.
see Yfefer 16c BE 1sc, S6ot Ice peis 25e;
Nelfen 16c; gemabIener i9ruar3er gfeHer l8c,
rpeiber DOC bis 35e, rotber 2Oc.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-23
NrA@te uab 0emAte.
Srn9t e.

Sr1&te.
gepfeI-$2. OO-S3. 30 per Sas.
Nananen-@ewdbIte 81. 90 bis $1.25I per
8un@, srpeite NuaIitdt Toe Bis SLIGO.
Ro.usniHe-$3.25 pei 9unbert.
@-ttronen-Refimas, $2.75-s3.OO.
Dransen-S anep California & aIeneia $500
california Seedlings $3.50 big $2.75.
Mnanas-$3.2 6 per @rate.
gFaumen-S1.0 90 per guibeI.
Birnen 81. 26 per BuibeI.
Georgia Hirnen-$1.b so per Crate.
Seisen : e,mprna 11-16c bas gfunb.
DatteIn &c per gfunb. 80 pfo. atfen.
Neuer Sonig-16c.
9rauben 1sc bis 22c per 8orb.
gfirit9e 81 30 bis $l.76 per BuibeI.
gantaIou es-S5-a6c per &orb.
Sem MeIonem- $500 per Sab.
@aHermeIonen l5e Bis 2Cc.
Oemaie.
gseue rotbe &iiben-l24c per Sutenb guns
9eS.
Rraut-50c bis 75c per Tab.
gIumenfobI $3.50 per Dutenb.
@urfen 40c per 2orb.
~@eIerp-per 8un4 l6e.
@riine Bobnen SOC per gmfbeI.
grines gorn, 6-6c per Dutenb.
Neue RartoffeIn DOC per guibel.
SibfartoffeIn $1.a5 per guibel.
Stabilize 8c-15c per Dusenb gun4es.
Rbubarb lOc per Outenb.
SaIat 81. 10 per Sab.
SutebeIn = $1.0O-1.2b per Iuibel.
Spanii1e 8wiebeIn 81. 65 per Srate.
Tomatces-6O per Buibel.
SparseIn IL Biz zoe per 9utenb Bun9es.
0app Bobnen s 10 per BuibeI.
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TortmQbrfnoe S@armiibel
SIN Der Ndbe uot 9iao gang. -GntideiSnngsi6la6
jeSod DOrerft nidt tit Mnsiidt.

.Sapaniide SertGrfungen Dor Bort Mrhnr. - &f um bic Gefung gbt
wder.-Sie american. &eghruns nmb bic gprfdne in Sbangai.-
Sdrie Der nun-SHbamerif. &ebplnionen.
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onne
Antbraette. 7.25
&au4loie 2tinp. 30
Rau@Ioie Nine Stun .............. 400
Camel 6.26
BlobDtf9.-..."..... ......"."."...... o.oO
Sa6lon Dbis 800
Xau0Up0 40
pitsbuxa. AIS
3aabn,orb @itp z.25
83ttttrepe ..u. 4.Z5
Sodtna Ballet. 4.W
2atria ......... 400
Dra5iI Hlod..~-......."...~ 400
SaIine @o.-2urnp. 4.0O
Saline go.-gut.. $50
Greene unh Stuipan. ......~. 8.26
slad-Sadfon, &ittsburs, 70. girs. ie 2.75
Snotand ..-". NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2.26
GonnerSptne Gote.-......... 800
tJDSu Setes o.OU
3Iunapea $ goie 10c per guibeI, $3.50 per
% Wu5beI: 8e~rfleinerter gofe lie per HuibeI
cber -. 70 ter % Nulbel.
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PALACE OF EDUCATION

these invaders out. Their intrenchments
were. stormed and the fugitives pursued
over the Jelap pass into the Chumbi val
ley. Our troops were then withdrawn,
owing to representations from China,
which claimed a suezrainty over Tibet
Before the war the Chinese had de-
clared their inability to control the lib
etans. However they interviewed and sent
an envoy to Darjeeling to arrange terms
of peace. The treaty of 1890 was signed,
but the conditions have since been ignored
by the Chinese and Tibetans alike The
boundary pillars erected have been re-
moved and overthrow. The patience of
the Indian government has given away
Finding the suzerainty claimed by China
did not extend to enforcing treaty obi
cations on the government of Lhassa, a
peaceful mission was sent to Khamba- jong,
20 miles into Tibet, to negotiate with the
Tibetans direct. This availed nothing.
The Indian government has taken the
most moderate step open to it-that is,
the dispatch of an accredited envoy, es-
eorted by force strong enough to over
come any resistance, whose business it is
to push into the country until his advance
brings the Lhassa authorities to their
senses, and then to dictate to them the
terms of the Indian government and en-
force compliance"
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succeeded in taking many towns by STRAIT.
egy Hence the casting out OF all ecclesi
astic-hence the utter absence OF places
of worship. The Korean government, fear
ing repetition of the trick, drove all
the holy men to the hills, permitting no
priest of Buddha to enter the gates Of any
walled city.
Confucanism has lost its hold upon
the people since the old examinations in
the classics, conducted on the Chinese plan,
were abolished about 10 years ago. But In
the place Of religion, the people Of Korea
cherish the basest forms of dernonology
and superstition. They spend half Of their
time and a good share Of their money In
lodging demons and in propitiating evil
spirits. There Is a large and influential
class of quacks and sorcerers who thrive
upon this popular credulity. The emperor
himself is as much the victim Of supersti-
tion as the humblest of his subjects. He
employs a numerous staff Of geomancers
or earth doctors whom he consults
on all subjects never making move with
ont asking their advice. Doubtless the
imperial OWNERS and sorcerers are now In
session. invoking the spirits Of Earth and
Air, beseeching them to swallow up the
Russians and to blow away the Japan
csc. If Korea falls a prey TO either the
ear or the mikado it will not be the fault
of the Korean emperor-it win be because
his geomaneers have made some error in
their lamentations or some mistake in their
mystic formulas.
H. BURTON HOLMES.
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The SWEDISH CONFERENCE Will
HOLD SOCIAL SESSION TONIGHT

The Columbia conference of the Swedish
Lutheran church, now holding its annual
meeting in this city, transacted a large
amount of routine business this morning
Questions of importance relating to the
mission field of the conference and to the
proper instruction of the children in Chris.
tian truths were also discussed. Much in.
terest attaches to the possible action of the
conference on the school question.
A denominational college has been one OF
the plans of the conference for some time
and, if started, it will quite likely be locat.
ed in Tacoma. Nothing was said about il
% today, but tomorrow it may come up for
discussion. This afternoon at 230 O'Clock
the devotional program of yesterday after.
noon was continued. Short addresses by
the pastors and others were listened to
with marked interest.
This evening the members of the con.
ference will attend young peoples ser.
vice ending with social hour Exercises
will begin at o'clock and large attend
ance is anticipated.
The following program will be rendered
Singing by the congregation; scripture
reading and prayer, president of the con.
ference; piano solo, Hilma johnson; ad.
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dress, Rev. N. ]. w. Nelson, "The In.
stlnetive Blessings of Lutheran Christiani-
ty quartette, Misses Tellla Anderson.
Anna Rydberg, Messrs Hedge Vikner and
Peter johnson; recitation, Augusta John.
son; address, Rev. Oscar Ostrom. ''The
Young People and the Church" solo, Mrs.
j. h. Brown; recitation, Sigrid Nilsson
song, church choir.
Tomorrow the conference will hold its
concluding business session, and in the aft
ernoon the devotional service will begin at
2:3O clock All Scandinavians are invited
to this service.