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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-26

Gin flencr Wcrtrag, welder bic
3uIaHuns Der Gbinefen i'm aanoe re-
gelt, miro iebt I'm Staats.9 epartemsnt
uno 0anoel-D Department ausgearbeis
tel. oa Der alte, 1894 abgefhlOKene, i'm
iDe3ember ablduft.
gs berlautet, baB Die 3ulahungss
gefimmungen ireiter aus9eoe6nt per=
ben iollen als bisber, m~snigitens bins
lidtli9 Der @binelen, bic nidt sur
2uli=Glafie geboren. Sm AI9emei=
rer panOern aber riur Nngeb6rige bis-
fer Gate9orie aus unb bieie Qlenoerung
1T iomit bon geringer Yeoeutun9.
Die widtisten Belimmungen tuer-
ben Oiejeniaen iein, tpelde Die Hrase
Der dinelii6sn Arbsiter FIR Die pa=
mama : Canal Gone bebanoeln. gs
lieat auf Der 0ano, Dab beion0ers
@lauIeIn bierfiir gu trefen firo; oenn
auf Dem Sfbmus ueroen, tueni9ifeEs
als Qlrbeiter nur Gulis tommen. aud
Die bielumlirittene Jrage Der gbineien=
glrbeit auf ben pbilippinen fteb! su
entideiosn unb man bari beute Idon
iageii, oaB, wis bic tbatiddliden Wer-
bdltnihe einmal lie9erl, benz 3ufrO-
men sablreider 4ulis aus benz naben
@bina tsin Riegel pOrsei6obsn merben
lann.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-26

DIV 6ul Jtttu Oull Stlubc tuuL tL-
ner Die NOble StraBe auf benz tueIt=
liden Seitentpe9e uno audi bort nlr
fiir 2eute, iueIhe nit grOBen 6tulpen-
itiefsln berisbsn iuaren, p~afiir5ar.
Gdmmtli1e Seller in Oieier @egsnb
tparen iiberfdmemmt.
Gebr fdlimm FAB es an Sutton,
DabiOion unb pine StraBe aus.
@esen A llbr Nadmittass slid Die
DabioiOn Strabe elmer Strabs in
YeneoiB.
Wabe3u 40 8etpobnsr OieIer StraBs
tpurben bon Der 6,uertuebr aus ibrer
beordngten Gage befreit.
Mud cine Nn3abl Nrbeiter, tuelde
in Der Gabrit Der cabinet Waters'
Union. Wartet uab pine Strabe, bee
iddftigt tuarerl, wuroen bon Der 6euer-
tpebr In gD.en nod elmer Der tpeniger
BON ben 6lutben teim9eiudten Straben
9ebraht.
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aeiaet baben tpiiroe, mar es iir bic @es
retteien bod nod INNER.
@rauenbaft trieb Der tiidifde pogues
Run nod iein Spiel In Der @egeno Der
6isbianO slue unc Wi9isan Strabe.
0ier bate oas Wader cine 3iefs
BON 6-8 SUB erreidt. Mud bier
parsn ss Die Gsuermshrleute rnb polis
5iiten, luelde ben beOrdngten Bewob-
nern als Befreisr etIdiensn. Nidt
tpsniQer ais 80 Gamilifn, beren Wobs
nunaen bon braulenoen 6lutben inns
geben uaren, iuuroen fiber .an's
2anb" gebradt. Die Waolerpolifsn
Duncan unb Come. mslde iid, natiirs
lid obne ibre ffdbleren Hofie, al benz
Rettungswert bettsiligten, erlitten
SdiHbrud.
SIR Boot tippte ndmlid I'm unb bic
bsioen Hetter in Der Wotb befanoen fi9
iebt ielbit In N0iben.
gei Der @~elegenbeit btbte Duncan
feline Stiefel uiio Come ieinen Rod
ein. gu ben @ereitsten geb0rt audi
cine Grau nit eiaem Sdualing i'm
Wrm.
YerIuit BON bielen 5auen=
BEN BON Dollars.
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b q Sea e. @rocerp o.,
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Str, uuroe ourd Die SOdHutb elm
G1aoen bon bielen Sauienben bon
Dollars anseridtet. Die gauge Na6t
NOR cine Dampfipribe bort in Sbdti9s
felt, Inn bas WaGer aus ben Seller
rdumlidteitsn, melde nit Waaren GEE
flat tuarer, herals3upumpen.
Der 8 I'D on parf iber-
d tp m IN /.
Ser i'm noro0nliden Sbeile Der
Stabt beIe9ene SadIOn part iouie Elm
She'll Der benadbarten @runoitiide Der
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iiberIdtuemmt.
Turd ben parf flbrt Elm Dor eini=
gen Sabren an8elegter @rabsn, ueIder
geifern ni1t i'm @tanbe mar, Die rieii-
gen @aRermengen, uel9e ibm 3ufiois
fen, 81 betpdlti9en; ern5liher Sdaben
tpuroe aber in oieiem etabttbeil nidi
an9eri9tet.
Der GaIi Greet b oils
M Steigen.
Gura nod / ubr 5eute Morsen er-
fbisn in Der poli5ei=9 aupiitation cine
Garbige nit 8 Rinoern, rangireno bon
5-12 Sabren. sic ia9te. oaB ie Elm
6dusden in ben Nieoerangen Dom Gau
Greet uno Der Snoiana Iue. beuobnte.
Der Bad iei je1od pl6b!id bermaBen
geIdmollen unb iiber feline ufer getre-
ten, oaB fie aug ibrer WObnung fli6=
ten mubtsn.,
sic fagte Ferner, oaB fe Siilferufe
gsb0rt bate, uno ie alaubte, oaB an=
bere burtige Bsmnbner in @efabr
I9uebten.
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begaben ii4 bierauf mad Der genann-
ten @egeno, I'm, uenn m6gli9, 0llfe
5u bringen.
gie 6rau nit ibren brei Ginbern
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-26
Die gerwsnOuua beg Ybonoara.

Die Terwen0ung beg Ybonogra'
pben. relpectiOe bes @rammopbons, fir
wihsnidaftlide uno tiintlerii9e 3wede
aller Dirt nimmt itdnbig 3u. Mie mir
bsreits friiber beridteten, Dat isbt Die
y6lterfunoe ieinsn Wertb ertannt uno
ibr augenmert oarauf Jeridtst, f1 ieis
ner EienIte 81 Dem 3mede au beoienen.
I'm bic Sprads, @eIdnes &c. e~ntlsgensr
ODER au9 abiterbenoer W0lteridaften
oauerno aufaubemabren. Sn @ien
uno in Berlin trd9t man iid ferner
nit Dem @eoanten Der grridtung p6o=
nograpbii6er Muieen, in benen, tpie
bisber fhon bic giloniHe, 10 tinftig
aud Die Stimmen beoettenoer peri0n=
lidteiten, bic parlamentsreoen leiten-
Der Staatsmdnner, Die @lan3rolen
GROCER S4auipieler &c. Der Nadmelt
iiberliefert meroen iolen. Sie neuefe
yeruenoung bes @sammopbons 1T bic
I'm Diente 0es 5beaters. Nad langen
gerIu9en 1T es i'm 36uisliden edau=
ipielbouie 3u Berlin gelungen, Die Wers
msnouns oes @rammopbons 10 81 re-
suliren, Bob es our Wieoergabe bon
@erdui9en binter Der 6cene OOr3iigli9
geeignet lit. Den 2drm elmer Bolts
auffaufes, S9la9tgetiimmel, boriber=
3iebenoe Wilitdrmulit, bas mirre, aus
einem gaaIaa!e brinQenoe 6erduId
uno oer9leiden mebr fiibrt oas @ram=
mopbon bor5iiglid aus, uno wdbreno
Die Wieoergabe oieier @erdufde uno
Siimmen burd Dos perionaI bss 9bsa=
tiers iebr Idwierig mar, LIT bic 6ano=
babuns oes @rammOpbons gu bieIem
3mede sinfad, uno ss arbeitst Der glp=
parat erbeblid 3u~Derldiiiger uno biai-
ger, ME bic Sariteuuil9 onrb Wtenz
fden.
9as mooerne 3beater LIT bisber in
Der 0esuenoung Der mooernen grfin-
oungen einigermaben 3uridgsblieben
Sin grOBes @ebiet er0ffnet lid BEN
9beater nod In Der genubuns bee
3inematograpben, nit oelien Yerbol-
fommnung es m0glid iein miro, aud
Dem 3uidauer li9tbare Worgdnge, TO-
melt fie fid i'm 9intersrunbe pon3iebeu,
burd bic Maidine u~iebergeben. O.
.. 9. iperben fid Die tan5enoen paare.
Die I'm 9intergrunoe zines galfaales
boriiberldweben, Die Solbaten, bic an
3,eIte oes Gsloberrn bOriibermarIdiren,
Die Nomer, bic I'm Sintergrunbe biz
Meonertribiine Mlarc Unions umlfeben,
ie6r pobl bnr6 ben 2inematograpber
Biz our b6aigen 9aufiot Darifelsn laf.
fen. Dos 9beater I'm 3eiden oes
0rammopbots uno BEG 3inematogra'
p6en-bas 1T cine risus Qlu3hdt; ein'
9lusfidt, Die aud ben 3beateroIrettoren
piaiommen ftin birfte, ba fe linen
uidt unsrbebIi9e grIparnine In Nus.
F9t iislt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-26
marum ni9t einen....
Un1nnrntent gnnn
etabIiren?

Sett mas Is Gents pro Gag ODER $500 per
Mpnat 5u 3 4ro5ent 3inien bsiperfiteIisen.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-09-15
The Great Question

The great question of the day is
What is the best brand Of aour?'
While many brands of -four are com.
peting, l wish to say that the BLUE
RIBBON is made by the best mill in
the west; situated in the center OF
the soft wheat belt; took first pre-
MUM at Worlds Fair over all Other
hours, and still stands pre-eminently
above all others.
Every ten days a car of this fine
-four is consumed in Ardmore alone
All grocers sell it. |. II. BEST,
13-lm Wholesale Distributor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-09-15
Sure Cure for Piles,

Itching piles produce moisture ann
cause itching, this form, as well as
blind, bleeding or protruding piles
are cured by DR.. Bo-san-ko's Pile
Remedy. Stops itching and bleeding
Absorbs tumors, soc a jar, at drug
gists, or sent by mail, Treatise free
Write me about your case. DR.. Bos
onko, Phila. Pa.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-09-15
Groceries

| have purchased the N. b. Gray &
Son stock of groceries on West Nam
street and invite all my friends to
trade with me. My bicycle and gun
shop has been moved to the same
building. w. j. Ble-tsoe has been
placed in management of the grocery
and feed department.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-09-15

The United States government fish
cry car No 3, distributing FISH from
the government fisheries throughout
Illinois, Nebraska, Oklahoma and In
dian Territory arrived here this
morning and left 215O bass and about
1000 of other varieties to be put in
the different lakes around the city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-09-15

jim Crow and his five sons, who
were tried in the commissioners
court yesterday afternoon on charge
Of assault to kill upon Ed Martin,
were bound over in the sum of $500
each TO await the action of the grand
ilry
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-09-15
Cotton Advanced 20 Points.

The price Of cotton advanced 20
points today over the price paid yes
teriay. A good many bales sold at
1920 and few at 1925, There were
about 200 bales marketed today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-09-15
G.. w. Ritter

Foley's Honey and Tar is peculiar.
ly adapted for chronic throat troubles
and will positively cure bronchitis,
loarseness and all bronchial diseases.
Refuse substitutes. Ponner e. Bonner
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-09-15

Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Wilkes
last night, a daughter.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-13
FIRE SHIPS USED
IN HEATTEMPT TO
BLOCK CHANNEL

ST. PETERSBURG, March 12.-Ad-
miral Stark's detailed reports Of the
attempt to bottle up the Russian fleet
at Port Arthur on February "A and
the engagement of February 25 says:
1.-The japanese steamers intended to
be sunk in the roadsted were f1reships
of. the deadliest sort, being soaked with
petroleum and sprinkled with coal dust
A large quantity of calcium carbide
on board the ships prevented the pos
sibility of quenching the flames. One
of the ships burned for a week. The
Russians were seriously hampered in
the pursuit with torpedo-boats, owing
to the fear of floating mines among
the wreckage in the roadsted.
Charts found on board the hulks
showed the spots where 1t had been
planned to sink them. and also the ex-
act position of the battleship Retvi-
Zan.
"In the action of February % the
cruisers Novik, Bayan and Askold had
gone to sea in search of the missing
torpedo-boat destroyers PeZposhtcholni
and Vnushitelni, sent out the previous
evening. The former, during the en-
gagement, managed to run in at full
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-13

! KAMINURo'\vice Admiral. Commanding the
cruiser division OF the Japanese Meet wnlcn
attacked Port Arthur
KATO, NJ. Japanese ex- Minister OF Foreign
Affairs.
KATsURA, General Count. Japanese Prime
Minister Distinguished himself greatly IN
the Chino-Ja9anese var.
KHILKOFF Prince The Russian minister
of Railways, now in Manchuria to inspect
the ns-Siberian Railway
KODAMA General Baron. Vice chiet OF the
japanese general stan. who Will probably
command the land operations
| KOMURA. Baron. Japanese Minister OF For
elcn Affairs.
| KRONTRATENKo. Major General. Com
manding the rife brigade at Fladvostok
KURINO. NJ. japanese Minister in ST. Peters
KUGoRI. General. Commanding the japanese
| First Army Corps
| KUROPATKIN. General. Russian Minister of
| War During his recent visit to Japan ne
IS said to have given great ofense by the on
hand way in which he treated the people.
lie has recently been appointed 70 command
the Russian land forces in the Far East
| LAMSDORFF. Count Russian Minister OF
Foreign Affairs. Has worked consistently
for peace
LEssAR. NJ. Paul Russian Minister at Pek-
ing
| LIHIEv1TCH. General In command OF the
First Siberian Army Corps. He commanded
the Russian forces in the Far East during
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-13
JAPANESE GIVEN
USE OF BRITISH
NAVAL HOSPITAL

TOXIC, March 12.-Sir Claude Mac
donald, the British Minister to Japan,
through Admiral Bridge to-day ten
dered the Navy Department the use OF
the naval hospital at Yokohama for the
treatment of sick and wounded sailors
Vice Admiral Yamamoto, Minister OF
the Navy, gratefully accepted the Of
fer on behalf Of Japan.
Practically complete figures. with
Formosa and some districts of japan
missing, show that the first issue OF
/ 100900,000 yen of exchequer war bonds
has been subscribed four and half
times. The subscriptions recorded by
the Bank of Japan amount to 450,OOO,OO0
yen. This proves the correctness Of the
preliminary estimate that the Govern
ment would be able to raise 5Oo.Oo0,O00
yen for war purposes from domestic
sources.
The Cabinet and elder statesmen con-
ferred for four hours to-day. They dis
cussed the financial situation and the
war tax measures to be submitted to
the special session of the Diet. and de-
cided to raise So, 900, 900 by postponing
.
600 by war tax.
Until recently it was thought imprac-
ticable properly to consider and pass
monopoly measures at a short special
session, and il seemed to have been
agreed that they should be left for ac-
ton by the regular session. Russia's
extensive military programme. how
ever, makes an extension Of Japan'S
financial programme imperative, so the
monopoly measures possibly may be
submitted to the special session Of the
Diet.
The condition of the wounded Rus
slams treated at the Japanese Red
Cross hospital who do not show any
unusual symptoms is thought here to
prove that there is untruth in the
Russian allegation in regard to the pc
culiarly poisonous nature of the case
Gus exhalations from the Japanese
shells and torpedoes.
The statement in the Russian report
that the Japanese used lyddite in the
bombardment of Vladivostok is be-
lieved TO have been made with the OBJ
ject of conveying the impression that
Great Britain supplied this explosive.
The report that Russia is sending
submarine boats overland to the Far
East is much commented upon, observ
ers facetiously recalling the Russian
Emperor's proposal at The Hague peace
conference that the use of submarine
boats ought to be condemned as being
unciviliZed.
Count Okuma Shigenobu, former
Prime Minister. is heading a movement
for the publication in connection with
the ST. Louis Exposition of a historical
work entitled "Anglo-American Infiu-
ence in Japan" The object is to COM
memorate the fiftieth anniversary of
the negotiation of the first Japanese
treaty with the United States There
will be about 100 distinguished con-
tributors. including Prince Keiki, the
last of the shoguns; Marquis Ito and
Field Marshal Yamagata. Colonel o. E
Woods military attache of the United
States embassy, has planned to make
the work complete historically from the
time of the restoration.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-13

1 Seoul
| ARTAMANoFF. Major General Commanding
the rife brigade at Port Arthur.
AyELLAN, Admiral. Russian Minister Of
Marine.
BENcKENDoRFF. Count Russian Embassa-
| dor in London. Succeeded M. de Staal in
| 1902
BEsoBRAzoFF, NJ Russian Secretary OF
| State. and one OF the leaders of the war
BRIDGE. Admiral Sir cyrian. The British
Commander in Chief on the China station.
BROWN, ]. McLeavy. Administrator Of the
! Korean Customs Service.
cAssINI. Count. Russian ambassador at
Washington,
boards" Manchurian bandits, who. encour
aged. II is said. by China. are harassiEg the
Russians in Manchuria They gave the Japa-
nese much trouble at the time OF the Chino
japanese war.
+, CoNGER. Mr. United States Minister at Pc
pUBAIL. NJ. French Minister at Peling.
ELDER STATESMEN The council composed
Of Marquis Ito and four more Of the old re-
| EVANS, Rear Admiral. Commanding the
American squadron in Chinese waters.
| CENRO. The name given to the council OF
elder statesmen In Japan
| GONSUKE. Hayashi. japanese Minister in
| GRopEKoFF. General. Governor Of Eastern
! Siberia, with headquarters at Khabaroff.
| HARTWIG NJ. Chief OF the Asiatic depart
ment OF the Russian Foreign Office.
| HAYASEfI Viseount. japanese Minister In
HtsnT tJsl'Tgli TAf-sH1N. Chinese Minister in Seoul
anese = statesmen. Former Minister Of III
RIO Admiral viscount. Chief Of the staff
Japanese feet at the battle of the Yalu
| River in the Chino-Japanese war,
] ITO. Marquis. President Of the privy council
/ in japan. The most famous living Japanese
/ statesman. and generally known as the Bis
JORDAN c. NJ. G.. John NJ British Minister
at Seoul
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-13
PLANS CREATION
OF A NAVY FOR
THE DOMINION

HALIFAX, N. s., March IA
series of maneuvers by the artillery at
the forts and a careful inspection of
the harbor defenses have convinced
the military authorities that Halifax
is impregnable. An attack by any
number Of warships. it is believed.
would fail to force an entrance. Dur
ing the last three years nearly every
Furnace line steamer arriving here
from England has brought powder and
projectiles and an immense quantity OF
ammunition is now in storage
There is considerable interest among
military and naval men In the pro-
posed visit TO England in few weeks
of Raymond Prefontaine. Canadian
Minister of Marine and Fisheries, for
the purpose of comforting with the Ad-
miralty Office regarding the Canadian
naval reserves. The Government de-
sires to obtain two warships on which
to train Canadians and Prefontaine In
tends to introduce a bill in the Do
minion Parliament providing for the
establishment OF a navy in Canada It
is proposed to place one cruiser In the
Pacific and one in the Atlantic
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-13
BROWN GUNNERS
HAVE THE RANGE
OF PORT ARTHUR

TIENTSIN, March 1.-THE first credi-
bic reports of the effect of the bonn
bardment of Port Arthur from mid
night on Wednesday to past noon on
Thursday last which have been received
here arrived to-day. Eye-witnesses say
that the Japanese fire, which was in
different in previous attacks, showed
marvellous accuracy. The fire came from
the direction of Pigeon Bay, where the
Russians report having sighted double
the previous number Of Japanese YES
sells, and it is supposed that transports
of various kinds accompany the fleet.
1t is reported that the Retvizan, which
it is understood was then inside the en-
trance of the harbor, was struck sew
eral times and that there were fatali-
ties among the crew. 1t is also said
that the Golden Hill forts were badly
damaged and that there were many
casualties among the remaining nom
combatants in the new town, which
suffered most. One building in the rear
of the War Bureau was destroyed, and
elsewhere a shell annihilated an entire
family.
The Russians are suppressing the cir
culation of foreign newspapers, and any
person suspected of being correspond
ent is ordered out of their lines. Resi-
dents of Port Arthur assert that the
defenders of that place possess the de-
lusion that British officers command
the japanese ships. A leading police
officer who had been prominent in ex-
pelling suspects killed himself, it is re-
ported, on account of his failure to ap-
prehend newspaper correspondents.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-13
ADVERTISEMENT.
THE WAR
IN THE EAST
West. North and South That stuart's
Dyspspsia Tablets Is Waging Against
an Forms Of Stomach Trouble
Can Only End One Way.
Dyspepsia WIN BE Driven or the Earth

pyspepsia VIII BE Driven on the EARTH
The great and effective work Of
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets is no longer
confined to America. They are being
used now all over the world for their
fame has spread throughout foreign
countries and they cure dyspepsia in
all lands and all climates Just as well
as they do at home. In fact, sur
+ ndings and conditions never inter-
fere with the successful work OF
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. not even
the conditions of the stomach itself.
They go ahead in their own natural
way regardless Of the stomach and
digest the food that the bad stomach
cannot digest and permit that organ
to do just as it pleases. rest up, take
a vacation. get we'll or what sOt. The
stomach, however, always makes it
point to get we'll when it has nothing
else to do. That's what stomachs al
WAYS have done and will continue to
do when they have the opportunity.
A prominent Detroit physician says:
'T prescribe Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
for all cases Of stomach trouble. I
have tried many prescriptions. includ-
ing a number OF my own, but hnd
lief as this remedy. They are natural
harmless and thoroughly effective in
their work, and while have natural
antipathy to patent medicines, I do
not hesitate to prescribe and recon-
mend Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets on all
occa sions."
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are for
sale by all druggists at so cents box.
They are so we'll known and their
popularity is so great that a druggist
would as soon think OF being out OF
alcohol or quinine. The above testf-
monial Of the physician is no excep-
ton. In fact physicians are prescrib-
ing them all over the land and IL your
own doctor is real honest with you he
VIII tell you frankly that there Is noth-
ing on earth so good for dyspepsia as
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-13

speed, but the Vnushitelni was cut on
by vision OF the enemy's cruisers and
returned to Pigeon Bay, where she was
followed by the japanese. fired upon
and considerably damaged. The com
pressed air reservoir Of her torpedo
magazine was pierced"
1t is understood that another official
dispatch. covering Thursdays fight at
Port Arthur. has been received and
probably will be given out tonight. II
is rumOred that the Russians suffered
greater material losses than reported,
but there is no confirmation of the ru-
mOrS, official or otherwise.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-13
AMERICAN MINE
is NOT IN DANGER
FROM COMBATANTS

SEOUL, Friday, March 1.-THE
United States steamship Cincinnati
will leave Chemulpo tomorrow for
Chenampho to bring away the women
and children from the American COM
pany's mine at Unsan. The families
of American missionaries south of the
Yalu are not considered to be in any
danger. but every prccaution is being
taken for their safety
A messenger from the mines at Un-
san, who left Chenampho on Wednes-
day last. says that everything is quiet
in that vicinity. Only a few recon-
noitering parties of Cossacks were
seen north of that point and there
probably were only a few hundrsis of
Russians in all south Of the Yalu.
There Is little prospect for any seri-
Gus conflict in this quarter within the
next six weeks.
Thus far there has been no trouble
at the mines and there is little like
lihood they will be interfered with,
both sides having given every assur-
ance in that respect. The only pos
sible danger is from struggling parties
of pillagers. but from these the min
ers are able to protect themselves,
having on hand three Colt guns and
an ample supply of rifles.
An engagement took place on the
Sth inst. between Russian and Japan
ese cavalry. scouts near Kasang. fifty
seven miles north of Pingyang. One
Japanese trooper was killed during
the fight. The Russians eventually
retired.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-13

affording an understanding OF events
in connection with the Far Eastern
war:
ALEXIEFF, Admiral. Russian Viceroy OF the
Far East. commanding both the army and
navy in the Far East
ALEXIS ALExANDROVITCH, Grand Duke.
Commander in Chief Of the Russian navy.
He Is said TO share the pachc sentiments Of
1he Gar
ALLEN. II. ". United States Minister at
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-13

A well located lodging-hOuse
provides a good income. Quite
few, nicely situated, are adver-
tised to-day.
Read the list of LODGING
HOUSES FOR SALE
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-13

WILLIS. March 1.-TWO distinct earth
Quake shocks were felt here at o'clock to-
day Each lasted about ten seconds The vi
bration was from east to west
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-13

The engagement referred to in the
foregoing dispatch is possibly the
same one reported from Toxic under
date of March 10, which, however,
made no mention of casualties.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-13

Left sketch. solid
oak. imitation leath-
er cover that will
wear nearly as we'll
as the genuine. Our
manufacturers sale
price S11.5o.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-13

Right sketch. The
HON er." Six-foot
couc h. guaranteed
spring s. assorted
colors and patterns.
Our manufacturer s
sale price S6.S5.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-13

Right sketch. the
Handy Couch. Up
holstered S p Fin & $,
covered with heavy
ticking. Our manu-
facturer's sale price
S3.65.