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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-04-25
Russian VIadiVOstok Fleet
Appears at Gen.
san.
SINKS A JAP SHIP
The Gar Refuses to Ac-
Cept Any Outside
Interference.

Port Arthur, 24.-(De!ayed.) All
weak points on both the land and sea
sides here have been so strengthened
in the last two months that the i'm
pregnability of Port Arthur Is now
regarded as absolutely assured.
The garrison has been considerably
strengthened and the forts provided
with all necessities for more than a
year. Complete confidence prevails
with troops, sailors and inhabitants in
the ability of the Russians to defeat
any japanese attack.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-04-25
Committee Disagrees on
River and Harb0r
Bill.
APPROVED BY HOUSE
Is Lost Unless Senate
Eliminates Amend
nent.

Washington, April 25.-The house
committee on rivers and harbors to-
day recommended disagreement as
to the emergency river and harbor
by the house. but no conference was
asked.
Senate Must Recall
The effect Will be to defeat the bill
unless the senate recalls the measure
and eliminates the amendment.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-04-25
AIe1IeR Refused Leave.

st. Petersburg, April 25.-It is said
the emperor replying to Niceroy Alex
icff's application for leave has tele-
graphed his refusal. adding he hoped
the viccroy would be able to send good
news soon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-04-25
King and President Embrace.

The king and the president embraced
each other, while the "NIarSeillaise'
WIS played 10y several bands. The
drive to the Quirinal was then taken
UP and it had all the appearance OF a
triumphal march, eliminating in an
ovation at the palace. where President
Loubet, King Victor Emmanuel, Queen
Helena and the princes were obliged
to appear on the BALCONY three times.
Ambassador NIexeS: Charlemagne
Tower. United States ambassador to
Germany, and Andrew ID. White, eN-
ambassador to Germany. Witnessed the
passage of the procession from the
garden of the American church, in
which a tribune had BEEN erected.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-04-25
As to Pension Legislation.
Number of Measures introduced.

In the house there We're 15,39S bills
349 resolutions. 152 joint resolutions
and 81 concurrent resolutions intro
duced. OF these 2,253 passed the
house. In the senate there were 5,645
bills introduced.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-04-25
Half a Million Lines the Route.

Along the route We're massed more
than 100000 persons. including many
from the provinces and abroad. I'm
mediately after she had received PreSi-
dent LOubet Queen Helena sent a
cordial telegram TO Madame LOubct,
saying that The rejoicing today only
lacked the presence of her of whose
amiabllity I had many proofs while
III Paris, and the memory of which
IS unaltPrahle"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-04-25
Reports of engagements Untrue.

New Chwang, April 25.-The Rus
stare are preparing To resist n JaPa-
nesr advance by the further construc-
ton Of intrenChinents and other fOrtifi-
cations on the Manchurian side OF the
river. especially opposite the points
where the JaranCe have concentrated
their forces within the last few DAYS,
and all reports of a decisive engage
mcnt ON the Yalu are premature.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-04-25
KuropatkIn Was Attacked.

~. Petersburg. April %. - The
story that an attempt WAS made on
General KurOpatkin's life by two dis
Euised Japanese while the commander
nd-chief was in New Chwang a few
days ago IS confirmed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-04-25
Sink Japanese Barge.
Japs Not to Invade Manchuria.

st. Petersburg. April 25.-Apparent-
~ reliable information in the possess
sion of the general staffs leads to the
belief that the objective of the Japa-
nese campaign does not involve the
ambitious invasion of the interior OF
Manchuria with the purpose of reach
ing and overwhelming the main Rus
sian army. If this informatio is cor
rect there will he no advance upon the
army concentrated at Lao Yang aud
Mukden. with its attendant constant
lengthening and weakening of the
japanese line of communications. In
stead there seems to be n determina-
ton To stick as close as possible to the
sea. where lies Japan's natural base Of
communication. she having esta blished
herself In Korea.
other Things They Could DO
The general staff report say that
the Japanese still have three other OBJ
jectives - occupation of a line acD. -
the Liao Tung peninsula for the pur-
nose OF cutting off Port Arthur; the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-05
Notice Of chanaIna Of CO..

Notice is hereby given to all !,
it may concern, that the commoD
ell of the city of Salem, orem,
tends to alter the grades Of 4
street, in said city at the fob,l
points: At the intersection q, l.
and Mill streets, from the exlst,,
ovation to ALSO feet above he 4
of grades; and at a point sls /.
south of the south line Of Mil N.
on High street, from the exlstlD, !
walton to 41.00 feet above the b,s /,
grades. The ordinance proyIdr, .
said changes in the grades aiorus
will be under consideration At /
next regular session Of said conn,
council on March 15, 1904 at N
o'clock. Done by order Of the ~
mon council Of Salem, Oregon n,
4th day of March, 1904.
N. ]. JUDAH
4-3-1Ot City Recorder Salem. 0,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-05
500 Reward. 500

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all Its stages
and that is catarrh. Halls Catarrh
Cure Is the ony positive cure now
known to the medical Paternity. Ca
tarrh being a constitutional disease,
requires a constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal.
ly, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system, there.
by destroying the foundation Of the
disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the consti.
tuition and assisting nature in doing
It's work. The proprietors have so
much faith in its curative powers,
hat they offer one Hundred Dollars
'or any case that It fails to cure Send
or list of testimonials Address.
F. J. CHENEY, & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-05
To The Public.

Sedgwick post of the G. A. r. has
lot in the City View cemetery where
are buried some 30 of our comrades
To improve this lot the post has ex.
pended nearly all its available funds
and no monument stands there to
mark the last resting place and to
honor the memory Of the unknown
dead.
To procure this a committee has
been appointed to solicit aid from the
general public; and 1t is hoped that
the response will be so liberal that
a plain and simple monument may
mark the spot selected.
Respectfully.
2'25,lw. THE COMMITTEE
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-05

0A@w9REA.
'';s''' . &s&4ZEzs
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-05
ANOTHER WONDER OF SCIENCE.
H'"l0Sy has Proved that Daaarua 4.
cauasd By a Germ.

science 3 donig wonders these davs IN
medicine as we'll as In mechanics. So
Aaam lived, the human race has 49,
uNnoied With dandrun, for which No hsi.
psepAfauon has heretofore provea = -
-. ss.slu' sure until NeWbro's Herpicida -.
Rlt on the market. II Is a scientia, -. -
sl-,.on that kills the germ thai 49,
o-l,uFan or seurf BY digginr ms -
,. s'.lp 20 set az the root OF the hair go.
- - sAps the vitality; causing ttchlns, s.'s,.
s~ll'ns hair, and finally haldneS- 49,
SS dAndram hair must grow tlT,,-,',s,..
= the only destroyer az d9nS-',ss
Se'a ~ ~ leading druggista ssnS IA ~.
~ stamps Tor sample 10 ,rha 49,
siae CO. Detroit Arch. Ns'p'-
bSniel J. Fry, Special Agent
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-05

Some one has said the American IS
a natural gambler, and the saying is
IN a manner true There are gamblers
who risk their all ON chance over the
green cloth. either at cards, dice or
banking games, These are termed
professionals, land are designated as
real gamhlcrs Hut there are others
and there are other forms OF gambling
indulged In by an entirely different
class of people people who occupy
an entirely different sphore In society
20 the professional one OF these
methods Is Specializing In stocks and
bonds. The highly respected citizen
inYests his money In stocks With the
expectation always of roaplng a prOd;
on che losses of somebody else. This
i termed business. but Ia encct Is
samoling Then there Is speculation
Ia graln. for instance buying margins
10 futures ot the Chleago exchange
This. too - called business ana the
most highly respected indulgo In THIS
aanner Of speculation, though Il Is
nothing more or less than gambling.
The Investors have futures GA the
hypothesis that grain Is golng 20 rise
ana thar he viii reap a proht the
same - the ordinary gambler bets
hia moRey that the ace win Win before
any ether carl.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-05

fhe recent auFFy n wheat a cat
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-05

the way a ripe olive tastes you Will
remember till you die. 1t is said they
should never be eaten fresh unless
picked up off the snow, and that would
be never in this country to hear the
guides talk At the hotel there is
picture Of Lucky Baldwin's overland
train attacked by the Indians 1t Is
large oil painting and probably does
but scant justice to the hardy pioneer
of the early ffties crossing the plains,
The stories Of the lives Of these men
has more realism than any romance
and reads like a chapter from the
great crusades. E. HOFEk.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-05
Sale Of City Bonds.

The City Of Salem, Oregon wifi IA
ceive subscriptions for the purh,~
Of 100000 Of its Municipal -Four Per
Cent Refunding Bridge Bonds 70 b
issued on the first day of April iA
The subscription book will be opened
at 10 o'clock a. m, on Tuesday
March 1, 1904. at the Office Il tie
city recorder, in said city and Vvle
upon the popular loan plan, the les
ser subscriptions being filled dnt
and those next highest in due -
quence. N. J. JUDAH,
City Recorder
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-05
Portland and Return onIy $40

The Southern Pacific Is now sellrg
round trip tickets to Portland fru
Salem for $2.2O, good going saturdE
p. m, or any train of Sunday, return
ing Sunday and Monday giving Al
day Sunday and Monday in Portland
The same arrangement applies fror
Portland, giving all Portland peopl
a chance to visit valley points a
greatly reduced rates.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-05

cago developed many gamblers. Peo,
pie all over the country were specu.
lating In wheat Even those who de,
nounce what is termed gambling In
the ordinary term. speculated IN
wheat and would have felt offended
had anybody said they were gamh
ling, Yet the element OF chance enter
ed into their transactions. and they
were really gambling. Truly the
Americans are race OF gamblers
and gambling Is one OF their fayorite
pastimes, whether they gamble at
cards or speculate ON change. Times
MOuntalneer
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-05

secretary of war, and until ~.
governor of the PHILIPPINES. +,
the purpose Of the society to mai.
dinner an army and navy h,.
and the chief department a.
and many officers of the higbs,
in both branches Of the servlcs
promised to be present
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-05
ohio Dinner to Taft.

New York, March 5:-The annual
banquet Of the Ohio Society of New
York at the Waldorf-Astor tonight
promises to be one Of the most not.
able affairs Of its kind given in New
York this winter, The special guest
OF honor will be William H. Taft
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-03-05

! take pleasant herb drink. tAe next
morning ! feel oright and my com.
plexion Is better My doctor says Il
acts gently ON the s,omache, liver and
kidneys, and ia 4 pleasant laxative. Il
u made os herbs. and is prepared a.
easily az tea. Il h called Lane6 med.
lcine All druggista sell 4 AZ 25c and
% cents. lanes Family Medicines
moves the bowels each day. n you
cannot SGT Il, send for free sampics
Address. crator Woodward. LaR0y.
NY.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-06
Subcommittee Su6H6cOicnItete'

~ -
5dlimme GrploiiOn ol'T Der "9oll'-
more Ohio 9obn" perbittet'-
Sin ouf umcrfldrte @ciie in9ronO
oerotbcner g]obnuoggon lpel3er
NIT Gpnomit bcirodtct mar
Fo, 5. CIT
06,,c Son pon Dem 2ofomottot1tbrer
SIrChic gPcIce uno Dem 8renlicr W.
e qeiffer bemieicnen Selocnml't9
boi Dem 20i6cu zines NIT 1o,ooO
Wf,rb Innamit bcIoOencn @o99oll"
in ocn yorb$ Scr Baltimore OHIO
Wobn"6cutc iriib rpiirOen mobrld)ctll-
Tih sic Observation-Disclosures oerSaDn'
@cicuihoft 0cr2ofomotipcn Sdup'
ncn mo Eouicnoe bon @og9onS IN
cincn Eriimmcrbo1licn pcrluoloeli
morocn iciu. @tc DER @o98olt III
@rono oerietb. 1T Elm Hdt6iel, VI
hattie iih utr tltrjc 3cit IN Den goro&
bcfmOcL ulS man cnt0cdtc, ooB 'el!I
zines Gnoc in Ilonmcn iton0, NM
sic ,3uo @cOjcnitctcm, mcI4c Oo<
an linn bcicitiQtc &lotot vGon0cr'
bcmcrftcn, cntiloDcn nod) alien Htdl
tunqer. 49,.
McTec un0 Settler %toppcltcn 81
Qofomotiuc i6rc3 3u9ca los rnO tll)
rem in 0r6Btcr Gilc nod) ocn1 brcll
ncnocn @uQQou. Cort ongetonmel'
l6idtcn iic 0o9 Gcucr Oltrd) HmocI
Dung ctlidlcr elmer pOu @o'icr, i
bod, bate oo9 6cl,cr Den SprenQ
itoif bis oobin beinube crrcid)t, &c
Don Sen bciOcn WfGrmcru an ocnSu
gclcqtc Mlrtb crrcgt ougcncinc y,
numbering, uno lie mlr0en bon DC
hiciiocn 8comtcn mnrm 0clobt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-06
Sa6nfrcucl in Icnniplpanien.

altoona, ga, 5. Sftober.
Grob oQcn @ebeimbaltens bon Set
ten ser 9eomtcn lit bette betallllt &c
morOcn boB am Wontag Wor9ell EN-
&crillf gemo6t muroe, elnenSNl'eu.
5llg Der oEenniplpanin SaDn Del
Eortoge, - Meilcn weltlIf BON p'er'
sum GutgIeiien 5l bringert. ah' oe'''
@cIeiic fir Ole oitpartS taDrelloe''
3iigc mar cine Settle 10 INN oteSWit'
nc1 qelegt morben, DAB Der erpteb-
uno Yoit5ug Nr. &c Bate enfslci'e"
miliicn. 0ieier 3iig fiibrt OF 9robe
@elbiunmen aus Dem @elten n'to
oltf Oicie batten es Die @erbredler az,
gcieben. Seine 8erbaititrgeIl l,''
oorgenommet moroen, bod VI e"''
Inter lutltn9 I'M @onge. Veots'
WeSntoib, ein Strefeniparfef' pe'
merfte Die Settle nod reft5elils' n''
oen 3ug gum &olten 81 brllgeh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-06
3n @nnitCn Der MnIicblcr cntid)iebcn

Siour Gitp, So., 5. Oft. -
Die Aniieoler oltf Den Sonoereien,
>pclfc sic 9lmoesre9ierlng emit Der
oSiour.Gitp uno Ct. Youl GiIen-
balm" pcrIicbcn bate, e%rlongtcn I'M
bieiigcn @~unoe8gerid)t einen ent|dle;
oencn Sicg, inoem IN ELF 6dllen 81
ibren @unitcn entifieoen lpilrpe. ger
@ertb Der IN 6rage fommenoen Yam
oereien bcI0uit lid attf $1,000
llno man 9lo,tbt MN, Dab alib N
ollen onOeren 6Gaen 81 Sunlten Oel
Slnlieoler entidieoen rperoen miro, II
peld)en es ii6 nm @runobelis III
@ertbe bon mebr ais elmer Million
Collars bonoelt. Ser &anlpf lit ld)ot
felt Sobrcn i'm @unge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-06
Observation-Disclosures EaDnc's Sob.

@uibington, .. 6, 8. DIT.
- @rGiiOent &oolepelt erIieB bellte
cine Proclamation, melbe Den gelterll
eingetretenen Goo oeS @enerolpolt-
meiIterS @opnc onfiinoigt, Die Yer
oiertitc oeS GerItorbenen lobt mo Die
iiblitlen @brcn in @eItolt oeS Ser
ubluiienS Scr 6la9gcn oaer Foltdm'
ter oeS 2onoes oIi SalbmaIt uno
SdlieBcnS oller 0eportements IN
@aibington ont Gage Der Seitenfcter
6reitug) anoronet. 3ugleit bat
Der Gr1iiOent Den Stills General.
SoItmeiiter @pnnc aui9eforocrt, Dit
8ilid)ten oeS pofarten IlntcS pro.
piioriid ST. i%iberncbmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-06
Srci YcrIuucn ourd) Gas erItift,

Sem Oorf, 3. Ottober. -
&n Salvatore Goppolo'S @otel un
Der @oibinqtnnsS troBe, SluIbin9,
iino oorlctte Nodt hrci Eerionen
ourdl Sos critidt. Goppolo, Der bic
@oli5ci ocitcrn crit acroltmc Belt nof)
Der Aliiinouug Scr Seihen bcnoh'
rid)tiQtc, muroe p%erboitet. Die zoo
ten iino AueuIh,8 0onemoL 80
Sabre oft, ietue Srou u1b Hidorf
Smoa ans Gborlciou, S.-G. Sas
gbepoor ipohntc iriiber in 6luIbinf
uno meiltc in letter 3eit III Ebilo
oelpbia; Small ioQ Scr 9rubcr DC
6rou gepeicn iein uno ollie Orc
molten geitern nod Gborleiton 81
riidfebren. 0as Srio ideint Wtou
tag 5iemlid tart ge3edt 81 buben
ais es nad Dem Sotel fam, no G
nod mebrereSla @bistep leertt
Wan glnitbt, DAB elmer Der Wanne
i'm Harih ben @asbabn abs I'M
wieoer ouforebte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-06
Ned,te Der &ctcrancn ais gniicOlcr.

@oibtngtom ,. g., >. DIT.
- 9o5 @enerol Snnoomt nerors
fentlitt cine GrtIdrlng, norm c@
iugt, in Snoiauo unO %unoerpdrt@ leI
oie 9(nlidt perbreitct, oltc SoIOotell
f0nnten @eimltGtten oltf otrcntlld)el'
2Gnoereiel1, nomcntIih im lpe1tlldcll
Ne6roSfu, crrpcrbcn. obnc oorultl 5ll
mobnen o0cr ooS 2onO st beltellell.
Dies iei ieood irrig. 9oa clll5l8e
Gorreft, lpeIfca Den &etcronerl jll'
Itebc, lei, ouB tie oo9 Sono Ourd) cl'
men &ertreter belcgcn lailen ton1elL
uno boB ibuen mli Die ilbIidc 3elt
Der Nnidiiiatcit Don fiilf &obrcn TIRE
0ienlt5eit ongerchnct miro. Ga"
froglide Gorredjt genieBcn olc Sol.
oatcn. mclhc i'm @ilrQcrtricgc mc1tlg=
items 80 Gage Ge0ient bobel, nod)s
Dem tic Elm &obr mirtlid allt OcnI
@rrmoItiid gemobnt bnben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-06
@ntc SonitGts

~ "H
@enigc aronfe in Der @lm0eaoncc.
- @euerolItobsor3t 0'&eim'9
E5abre8beriht. - 6eitunq BON
Nltaioe moglid.
@ui6inqton, .. g., ;, Oft.
- 2n ieincm Gubrc5beriht melOct
0encrolitab5or5t u. 81. O'HciQn,
ouB Ii6 ser o~GQemeine @ciunObcita-
5uItouO Der Nlrnlcc i'm ob~geloufcucu
Sabre gebeiiert bat, inOem Die State
ser Nntfnabme oon Solootcn in 500
ipitGGern pro Golien0 t,451.13 mar,
gcqe1 t,71G.5t i'm &oriabrc, trob-
Dem elm GROCER S6cil Der Grlppcn
ouf Den @bilippincn icit Dem Sabre
1898 foftii6 i'm oftipen &ricq30icnIt
7tou0. Muu idreibt Die @ciicrmg
Sem 6ottum 5r, ooB Ocn SmNit6t3-
moBno6men groBerc 9ltfmcrfiomtcit
0cidcnft mur0c. Son 0cu ali 0cn
Ebilippincn Itc6cnocn Trlppcn mnr.
ocn 1914 ooltcrno O%icnIhnfdbig rm0
nod Soltic gcihidt, 27t itorbcu oli
ocn Ebilippinen; sic @ermin0crrng
oca GficftipbcItonocn ans bciocn llr-
Iodcn bctrrg 7O.G7 pro 1000. Gas
W}ulariafic6cr mar bel @citCm nIdt
10 6cftiQ ol@ man oQqcmciu ~QIoltbte,
in0em MIR 56 Wonu 0icier &rontbcit
mcgcn nod Soltie Qeihitt gu merocn
brouhten, unO oltf 6icic tcbrtcn ipd-
ter mieOer in Oen Oicuit 5rritd unO
e3 Itor6 fciner Oooort.
Gic Iilipino SoIOotcn bottcn oll'
b~crorOcntlid lucni9 &erlcbtc oltf ocn1
ShluhtfrlOc, oic &utC betrll9 bel
linen mtr S7.29 pro Cullicno, 0oQc
Qcu mar Die Stcrblihfcitarotc inter
ibneu 1884 pro 1000, mas fuit ebcnlo
oroB lit, ais Die uli &crmrnolm9cu
uuilfulfilhrcuOc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Der pciBcn umo forbiqcn Srltppc1
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. GuQcgc1 mar
Oic Hotc Der 2(llfnobmC uol EllIpl.
nos in Noipit0ler luCgcn &runtbcl-
> ten sic b0ditc ltn0 Utd Die 0crSterbs
lihfcitarutc iuiolgc BON &roltbclten
, untcr 0cnielben; Die &ebtcrc bctrlt8
1917 pro 1000. 9eacu lcd)9 pro 1000
:. bel Den mciBcn uto 9.l2 bel 0cl fot.
:, biurn Srltppell. Nud) ucrlulodte1
-. W}ularicniie6cr 1nter Den GjlipIno2
-, cine b0berc &runfbcit2s un0 Sterb-
, lidfeitarote oils inter Den Iorblgc1
un0 rueiBCu @ncrituncrn. In Der
Cholera itor6en 6S @eiBc rn0 Is ST
lipino8, mGbrcnO Die forbi9cn Grup.
:, pen BON 0icicr &rnnfbcit Qun5lid) trel
y, morcn. Die inter Dem Hontcn9eri
~ bcri bcfunutc &raufbcit bcltruntIl
= iih foit QGn3lih oui 6iIiptno9.
Der General = Nr5t 9Iollbt oil OH
. W6Qlihfcit Der &cilrng bon Nu5Iat
=, &c0cnfoQ5 Iino nit Der 9cbonOhml
-, zines an 0icicr &%ronfbeit lciOenoer
Sol0atclt, ser olf eincm Der 'itoli
=, den WilitGrpoiten Ser 8bilippincl
iiolirt lit, sic QiinItigitcn &ciultot
=, cr5iclt morocn, inocm bel ibnt sc
~, 9(usIdIoQ uno sic 9(nidmcllungcl
oc8 &0rpcr5 iid bcoclttcn0 pcrmllr
hc bert bobcn oocr 0or5 pcrihmunol
-. iin0. Sci Scr @cbunolunQ 0cIiclbc'
fonmcn T0ntQcr . Struhlcn in b0l
figc I%nmenoung. Gem Goticntc
~, miro iebt QcItottct, frei lumber 81 q,
ben, o6er fcin mocrc8 @ebGltOc 5
6ctrctcn, oI5 icinc cigcnc @iltte, I'LL
W. aid fcir1rm on0crcn bctpobntcn @D
a. bGroc uG6cr SIT fommcrL ais atf od
- SUB 9iIton5.
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Cohen iucrthc Scid)liific.

g it o II, 5. Sftobcr. - Der in
ternntionoIc TricOcnS. GonQreB nabuI
bette 9eidlIiiiie an. nclhc 9fuBIono
unb Sapon miiioroern, oclt gcQens
mGrti9en arica in Oitoiien ein5uiteI-
len. 0ie 9cihliiiie iornern olldl Die
Si9notor . WtGdte oes 6au9er Ser.
trages aui, ben Hegier1mqen Stub.
lambs mo Sopon's oiesbe5iiglid)'
EorIteQu19rn 81 moheit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-06
2urIf i'm bic Scimnth.

Wanilu, 3. Oftober. - 8cne-
rolmoior SoS. 8. @uoe, Der 5ltriid-
tretenoe Gontnlonoelir Der 9unoes'
truppen ollf Sen Gbilippinen, miro
om Is. Sftober an 9oro oes SranS'
portoanpfers .Sbomns" Die Setm.
relic antreten. 9is sur Infunit let.
mes Iohiolgers, Generalization Cor
bin, miro General 2eonaro Woof
baS Commando iiibren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-06
9crliner Sapcllc in ct. Gpnis.

9 t. 2ouis, Mo., 3. Oft. = lie
9erliner &opeQe lit bier ongefom-
men uno miro ouf Der @eltousitel-
lung cine Scrie bon Gon5erten &c.
ben. Die So Wtonn itorfe aopcllC
Itcbt inter 2citung BON Sron5 BOZ,
glon, Der bereits in alien 9roBerel
St1oten Guropa's Gon5erte perun-
italtet bat uno ailh oils Gomponil
lif einen &amen gemadt bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-06
&%caicrungS &cicruatiOn fir milocS
@cfliiaCl.

@oi6inQton, .. e., 5. Oft,
-9mi Griu6en OeS SefrctGr5 Sitf-
cod bat YrGliocnt Hooiepelt cine Or
Gre unter5ei6net moourh orei nobc
berWiinoung oe5 Mtiiiiiippi gelegenc
Snicln, borlutter Breton utO Ol>
&orbor, 81 elmer HegierunQS 3 Ge.
ierpotion gcn1oft unO Dem Iderbolt.
0eportement olS 3uhtpIob iiir@iIO.
cnten luto on6ercs miloc5 @cfliigeI
ilbcrmicicn mcr0er, nm ser 2luSrot.
tlrng oieic2 beiIiigeltcn @ilOeS, bon
0cnt BORT offers in elmer Sailon 300.
600 Stiif Don proieiiioncllen S1gerr
crlcgt lno AMI oen Wtortt gebra6.
iper0Cn, uor5ltbcltQen.
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@nrucp = glffnirc abgctGau.

@ofbinqton, .. g. .. Oft.
- Der geitrigcn administering, in
belhcr Oingc Don @idti0fcit nidt
berbon0elt mrrocn mobntcn MIR orei
Niit9licocr bel, oorlmter StootSietrc-
tar Sop, ser aus icincn Serien bier
Der 5,triidgetebrt lit. Wtt ieiner
9tijdtebr geIon9tc Scr @urneDs 3rpt-
i6cniou sum 2lbihluB. Sr. @op
mar Ser 9Iniiht, boB Oicicr 9od)e 81
picl @i6tigfcit b~cigemciicn Wor0en
lit. Der britii6c Sotihoiter Gin
W}ortimer 9llrono mar oerielbe1l
W}eimuig ltto tbcilte Dem StaotS0e-
portcmclt nit, bic Gntloiiun9 Der
Stroic uno bic N(bbittc Ser @eb0r0cn
bon MoIiaduietta icicu fir i'm pou,
it0nOiQ beiricoi9eno, unO 10 lieB man
Sen @cQcnltono follen.
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Nncrfcnnnn9 fir bic 0lanbcnss
heller.

Goncor0, q. s., ). Oftobcr. -
Die SeieBm0Bigfeit Ser &roriS Der
iogenanntrn oGbriition Science" III
gtep.Sompibire mlrOe pom Oberge'
rid)t 6e8 StuateS Ourd cine Gntld)el-
Dung onerfnmnt, meldle ea III Dem
8ro5eB ser 6rou &ennic Speno poll
bier megcn GriobcS fiir SdoOen Obj
gob, melden lie ourd cine gebollo'
lrulg ieitenS Srping ". Somltnlor"
BON bier erlitten boben mill. Ger @e'
rihtsbof erflGrtc, mie ifon Die Sor'
inItanS, sic oGbriltion SctelIce"-Se.
bonolung lei meoer %nad)lolll9, nou
6ctrii0criidl un0 ga Strait Spedo DOT
SomlinIon cine ioldc SebanOlllng
perlanat babe, 10 lei es Icine E1lld)t
qepeien, oonoh 5u p%crtnbren, itllo
Sror Speab fonne nidt beboupten,
oos cine iol6e aurmet1ooe Dem Of
fentlihen @obl 5umiOerloltfe.