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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1904-07-21

"OUSE FOR RENT-Corner OF
- Chestnut and South William
street. Apply to Mrs. M. 0. Hum
phrey.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1904-07-21

rOR RENT-House on corner Of
John and Elm streets-good
neighborhood, good well of water.
Possession given at nee. Apply to
Mrs. S. A. Patrick or 409 South John
Street.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1904-07-21

ii up the Ice Factory, phone 675
,obfnson's Ice House,
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1904-07-21

OITY LOTS FOR SALE-On
~ Slocumb, Leslie, Lionel and
Walnut street-extended.
T. w. SLOCUMB.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1904-07-21

EXPERT FACTORY PIANO
u TUNER-Leave your orders
with the Gable Piano Co. @Satisfac-
ton guaranteed. Prices reasonable.
THE CABLE Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-19

STEWART STEWART = CO

STEWART. STEWART A CO.
Nuom ~ UHlau Block.
q boo tide lots. iaa feet on heuls
ward. close In. cheapest buy la
q. - lot axiso western avenue. this
H. on west eide ~ street and
south ~ trdaF
81 90 eaktgo fret hill. very close In
o. 0sf-One ~ the Nsff finest homes on
Queen Anne lot eiNi,0 With Kuud
view ~ city aud sound
o. &c neautifui modern faroum house.
furnace. every thing complete
81 600 cash, balance Ike rNut.
81 - New and modern I.fuoW house
on Madison car line fine view 81
lake $50 cash. balance - per
month
N 90 Nice t.roam hauae : blocks from
Madison car line 500 cash. bal
ance ti2t per month
eNtAatsfuum cottage r. nCfc ground
on car line tseent fare 80 cash
tAo Beautiful - acre tracts. neHf Ia
ON car line 81 cash, ealancs
10 lots paioa blocks from ear
line. lie fine s. cash, balance
easy
q 10 sdeod new and modern efoam
house. near ath Avenue West
tttQ cash balance like rent.
81 60 Nice modern esfQOm cottage on
MadrouR car line with view u
lake $50 cash
We have farms and acreage Zoe sale
STEWART. STEWART A Co
Room ~ Enlun ninck
"a First Avenue,
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Disappointed

wv HEftfus res -
PORTLAND. ore. Oct fsl==Ihefe
has been much disappointment In
some quarters In this city over tho
announcement made yesterday that
there would be no Investigation ~
the land fraud cases by the federal
grand jury At its present session.
No subpoenaa for witnesses have
been called for - the United States
district attorney. and - far a. the
public knows there - no immediate
intention n further activity IN the
scandals which created attention
from all quarters % the United
states owing TO the naEraneT and
breadth u the frauds pfaetieed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-19
Ii Worries
Canadians
REsiosATfoH OF HAys "A
GENERAL MANAGER on Ervx
GRAND TRUNK ROAD cHuars
APPREHENSION

MONTREAL. Oct 10 Canada IL
considerably upset BY the news from
London Of the resignation Of chas.
" Hays. second vice president ana
general manager 81 the Grand
Trunk Railway system and general
manager 81 the proposed Grand
Trunk Pacific. which will run
across the continent. a rival 20 the
Canadian Pacific II IN declared
that Hays has fallen out with Sir
Wilfrid Laurier over the details of
the scheme. Others declare that be
has been unable % float bonds,
which he undertook 30 DO. in Lon
don Another rumor says HayE
leaves the Grand Trunk 10 become
general manager Of all the Wander
bit railroad interests. At a salary
81 800. 900 a year. II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-19
Star Want Ad Agencies.

?, X, Mullen, Sei Ballard ave. COP.
City HALL
Frsntors prua ce.. Ewing street
and Fremont avenue.
W. A. Mansfield q Co, Druggist.
f3rd and Jackson,
oesaams Home Bakery, afoS tst
nNsnue.
c. N, Lohndroti, cigar store, eie.s
Second.
rhes. HARRIS. az pesseftiee, Renten.
Titles Pharmacy, fst ave. north
and Harrison street. J. n. little,
pronrieter
Carlton a c., Druggist, cor sth
80, ard pac. street. South Seattle.
q. A. Moore, posteffies, 50, Park
uriversity Drug Store. University
STATEN.
fiswea s. Phsrmsey. 1924 Howell
strekt.
Rainier Pharmacy, Mr.. CLARK, pre-
prieter. eo2e e. Madison.
celunshia DRUG stere, W. J. Stud.
lsy. nrop.. Columbia. Wash.
Broadway Pharmacy, y. z, Fisher,
prep. els Broadway ard James.
Quaker prua Co, 1918 i,t ave.
Aesryss Pharmacy, 235 ". broad
waNi phone, Uniea %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-19

& ee0 % acres within driving distance
from Seattle. - AprtH cleared IL
acres In pasture. z acres HtuudsnE
timber, piasteftd house, uHW
large barn. huHfluH orchard
terms NJ desired
81 DO ID nrreH meat the NAVY Yard
acres cleared 100 hsarinH tfHit
trees. huuHe hurn and chicken
houses fins rumnlnE water
IEffhNGNEN a AltNEt1s
"a naxwril uluek n ~. corner First
ANI md llnIuInLla A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-19

Are you acquainted with the section
~ vour suburb bounded ~ Fremont
Evanston. tist and tsud avenues
III not. 40 up and lauk u over eA
an rafIas III L. a flee location. You
wil see that this block = cleared
and graded We cen eel fnH lnis
HI a al from $50 e. -. en- eaHf
terms guNusFs are atts 90 81 AZ
istt Inside lots are tsHtto II tnH
fau fias better lots ln a. nice lof
cation faf the same prices aud TERMS
come aud tell uH. we Naht :" -
them
N JORDAN.
fs..f...f.I Uf4sah on ~ E faruff nd
~ ana Columbia 81. Seattle. wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-19

TO THE PUBLIC or KING
COUNTY.

Seattle. Wash. Oct II. 1904
Notice IL hereby given that FRED
r. SANDER. Who Is now construct
ing the senttle-Everett lnterurban
Railway. is In no manner connected
with or interested In the Seattle.
Hent0n a Tolt Electric Railway
Company. the snohomish 4 Cherry
Valley Electric Railway Company.
the Seattle. Everett A skaEit Flee
trio Railway Company. OF any rail-
way company other than the Seat
fie-E Everett Interurban Railway
Company
FRED r. SANDER. Inc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-19

BAHGAINa
81. Co Most slightly block on Queen
Anne hill
O.. 60 Manufacturing elfe South
Railroad facilities
81 go Broom cottage, Summit near
Pike l0I ldeNIna
g. b0o- Beautiful TsroOm home, IA acres
and large greenhouse.
81 30 a. room cottage. Queen Anne hill +.
800 cash. so per month.
f5l0-=A quarter acre ~ ground. broom
cottage overlooking Lake Washing
ton, tl0o cash. fih per month.
t1i 300 Fine valley farm. ~ acres in
cultivation; depot on place, z miles
from Houtou.
MUTUAL REALTY COMPANY.
alg Pioneer nidg. Phone Main sc.
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noofH WuiT-rLHaHYs IIAsronD
Abstract Co. established 1850 iianes
meut Of Halter bib Phone. Main tHt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-19
WANT? TELEPHONE THE STAR
BUSINESS oteeoroRY
Abatrsetors

Abstraetsrs.
OHhoHNE TitEMpEH A. CO. ihc..
established 1898 mining claim alb
HtfartH Basement Mufuai Life bldg
Phones Sunset. ttsi lad te
noofn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Abstract Co. established 1870 liaass
ment Of Halter bib Phone. Main ipt
SEATTLE AnsrRAcr CO n, y liz
Asssysr add Chemist.
wAmuNaroN State Analytical Ia.
lumhia street, Seattle. Paul TiufY.
Chemist
Attorneys =, Law.
H9aanAN = iolfegos. Ai,ornsy. =,
elaitY sii Pacific block. Seattle
LoNarEItow 4 DALTON LAu
work. Main tast &c Afaads Bids
o WARD KEMP Bufss BID son as
y y. roLLMER. ss Nov YorA BIZ
He'd uft
" . LAMsurn soi.s Pacific bloek
,. A. KELLo1. lawyer. as bailey eas
Banks
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL hank
or HEATsrIE
Capital stock paid in $500 surplus
fN.9 ffth. ufes y Oelds
smith. vice rrsn T. " Anksnft
eitiea - the United States aud Eu.
rope.
TffF CANADIAN hank or CON
hERcE Capital raid up o 10 0s
fsisht million. Hsyeu hundred thoua.
and dollars surplus o. pN inter-
ct allowed 90 time deposits. q sen
Seattle hfauch corner James street
and Second aNenus. q. v Holt
manager.
THE SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN
Hank ~ Neattle~A general banking
business transacted asuusitu : -.
e. espiiai and sufglgs go 90 = |
S Srs. Lsas. -. h he ~ dso We e
Fisher. asst cashier
PEOPLES SAVINGS HANK.
second avauue and Pike street cap
ltai paid up 100. GO. - a. Nsufelder /
pres j T Grasuteaf cashier. Gotta f
msreiat sAyinss and trust business
Dramatic School.
EoAS Dramatic school announces +
summer srasun of elise work COM
meneiuF June ~ Shakespeare ard /
Classics under direction Of frank e
I9an and ~ Irving Coolidge Terms
- PEE month Class limited In
roll teaay. % hoiYoke Block Phone |
Hiue -
Hospital
PRIVATE horne before and afief |
confinement. terms reasonable. /
nurse Black Sc. lsa nd Ave.
junk.
~ fuW want correct weights hnd
prompt returns dsal uffh the Chiea- /
a. yunk Co. 1919 Western. Main etf (
Millinery.
kfYIfkif MILLINERY at fow prloss /
Mrs a ~ Hanson. ts9i. cor. 9Th /
Musical
NJ and nfs Douglas Hoss. Violin ard /
plane Instruction. ~ mn ave. tud /
u IA
H.ohaniesi Enalnssrs.
b. 4. AAlsi.AHfEft-Ezs- Pioneer. J
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-19
BARGAINS N COTTAGES


tieo
Pour rooms vel huiiti good a. new
tuu blocks from ears. two nice level
lofH @xiio good unadshed and chick
sn house 80 cash aud o. q mauth.
g. e.
Never been occupisd five rooms bath.
pantry, closets beet plumhlns Fef.
eash and " a month
zntofy house - 8 large rooms snd
bath roem piumhiuE fuuFhsd n tna
fixtures occupied little over a
year, IA blocks ffam car line lot
tesiie. terms, - cash. balance IKE
rent
The beet buy IN ssrpam cottage bsinE
shewn on Queen Anne hili douhis
walls and fluafa enurrNtr fHMhaas
ton iarEe fenmss pantry ard eias-
sias s'sa, a,.s 'g ss. T., 80 els ss.s
small cash payment. balance meath
nan rR0fEhfits and cor.
fAaEa The atefs are ssieetei
from = LARGE List 40 : fsw q
THE nEsr Ne can find.
TT. FAYA co, - Denny lids
RIGHT or THE CAR LINE
RIGHT ON rhE LAKE
Hundreds % people are buYing lets iH
tbs beautiful Tract. house. lots. sat
dsa tracts ard ehales wassr lots Al
.nkfSfEk nEAcH-
Such prices a.
- s. - 81 - q tisA wiih :
- g. down ard q wsskiy. shew whs
WIS GrAKkSfrfb THE
FHEE lots ~ CAaE OBJ uEATH
nfscot IT Foft All. CAeli
No mortsases Ne notes No sspsasss
en ne market Sua yoa wiii he san-
WINGED that oar prices arr fFum ens-
teFpth - enc fifth the price, aNAed
fer lots hstween Seattle aud the
Grand visw. wtas street. ard saas-
eaika cifg Wafsr. slsrfrtc street
lights = boots. ehaffhrs stores hun
afsds = homes aad harpy famiilsa.
h Tsss 49, .. 81 w..hla.,es 81 e. ..ss 81
a Rainier bsssh hse ar Weed
RAINIER BEACH LAND co.
fie Boston bieek. - Rainier Beach.
COOP HkRaAISs
tiss-t-roam house. with hen houses.
sheds etc. easy terms
q - Modern s-roonn house. near The
University. terms.
- Each. several nice isss a.
Green Lake.
tso-Choics oassn Anne io,s
tae. no and IN saeh for rhnies half.
acres ou car lins. g. cash. ue
per month.
q eao-on~ and enc half acres uffh
flee-ruom house and Greenhauas
fight on car nns. plenty % fruit
MONEY TO LOAN on REAL *.
TATE.
HnEpEs. IEnof.n a cox.
t4l-1.1 tumtfr Exchange
ihonss~lanass Asss. II
THESE ARB SNAPS
9 ssss=s-ruofu modern house, en- fHth
near Madroua car line - essh.
- drona. bic = from esr In
plumbing lu sidewalks. water
sewerage $40 cash
tsfo-t-ruom cottage one block from
ear nne IA brooklyn addition
q. - room house. new ard maaeru
Brooklyn avenue. ] block from
car line. 80 cash.
q SO Elegant e-ruam house. cement
basement beautiful lawn furnace
heat. lot NNEla. on car line. Uni.
verHlty UsighfH
81 ITO k-fuom house, new and modern
4 blocks from ear line. FreWaut
O. sso~f-room house cement baaemeut
Bellevue Place. near IN hiofk
from Lake NHiuH car line.
". CHRIST.
en- FuuiHf Block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-19
BUSY

Several robberies were reported
10 the police yesterday afternoon.
Lee Cochran. Of sos James street,
told the police that a thief entered
his house while the family were at
breakfast and stole $50. About fss
worth Of feminine wearing apparel
was stolen from the residence Of
Capt J. J. Doyle. OF isis Fourth
avenue Arthur Parkhurnt report
I'd the loss Of a valuable musical
instrument from hia room. which
was entered by means Of pass
key n. Simpson complains Of
thief. who entered bis office In the
Arcade building and took a check
for g. or bis desk while he was
out Of the office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-19

sEArrtn AnarRAcr Co n y M.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-19

OHhoHNE. TitEMpEH A. co. ihe.
established 1898. MINING claim ali
ntrauta basement Mutual Life bldg
Phones Sunset. tfs lad tis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-19

State Analytical La
hofntaff aud AHHaF office. 100 Co
lumhia street. Seattle. Paul Tiufy.
Chemist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-19

The Renton Hiil Improvement
club viii not hold . special meet
ing tomorrow night. az scednled.
Secretary Armstrong announces
that the meeting has been post
pohed until the regular monthly
meeting in November.
SMART CLOTHES. HERALD.
tailor. 1929 and. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-19
A FEW SNAPS

q 10
New t-Foom cottage. modern. on lot
water In and unid can give terms.
II wanted This Wiii make neat
home iu choice uelRhhorhood
40
Lot Nxit1 20 alley. one block from ear
aud University public school
ITO
Corner 72xN. brooklyn and 6sth at
This a. a snap.
TURNER. PHELAN a COSTELLO.
Incorporated
"a 80 Globe HidE
Both Phones Main 1853, Ind. ieE7.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-19

under governmsnt ca
nal 10 be built IN this state. work
Will begin soon. survey nearly com
pistfd don waste time writing. but
come TO-DAY. uoil ard climate nueH-
celled. Location foe $40. while they
lnnI ChurirH Eankerb Locator.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-19

NAY DONEILT. message and baths
Ramona Hotel Room D. First and
Seneca.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-09-22
IYNCHERS MURDERERS.
So Declare Huntsville Ministers in
Special Sermons Preached on
Subject Of "outraged Law"

No incident or rumor disturbed the
tranquility of the military standing
guard around the Jail at Huntsville,
Ala, Sunday. No further arrests have
been made in connection with the
Naples lynching.
It is positively known that several
of the indicted parties have left the
country. One of them has been
heard from in Salt Lake City, and two
were last heard from in Texas, max
ing their way to Mexico. Three 9th
ers have left no trace behind. -.
= United States secret service men
have been engaged. to collect evi-
dence against the mob that attacked
the jail, s.ae
The members of the Ministers Un-
ion, practically every Protestant pastor
in the city, preached a special sermon
on outraged law and unusually large
congregations heard them.
>. Rev. George E. Boyd, presiding el-
der Of the Methodist district confer
ence, took the text, "The powers that
be are ordained of God," and said
tnat those who participated In that
disgraceful mob and lynched that
brutal negro are individually guilty
of murder before, Almighty God
':sMob- violence what are we going
to do about it?',, was the subject Of
a sermon by Rev. B. G. Mitchell, of
the First Cumberland Church, who
condemned lynching as a punish
ment for any crime.
Rev. Frank P. Culver, a member Of
the grand jury that is Investigating
the lynching, took as his text: '"The
land is full of bloody crimes. and the
city full of violence" He held that
the carnival Of gambling. that has ex-
listed in Huntsville is responsible for
outraged law, as. we'll as the failure
Of officers to enforce the vagrancy
laws. Mr.. Culver charged that every
member Of the mob ID amurderer, and
should be convicted Of that crime. He
said the mob should have been repuls-
ed in its attack on the Jail, even If it
had resulted in the loss of}life.
Rev. Francis Tappr. pastor OF the
First Presbyterian church, said pub
lie, sentiment needs arousing in oppo-
sition to mob violence, If the officers
OF the law continue to be powerless
IN an occasion like this.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-09-22
LENA STAYS WITH US.
Order is Sent from Washington Which
Settles Disposition Of the Rus
Sian Transport at Frisco.

A Washington special says: Acting
Secretary Of State Adee Thursday af-
ternoon save out the following state
ment regarding the Russian ship
Lena, now at San Francisco:
The president has this Gay issued
an order through the acting secretary
of state directing that the Russian
armed transport Lena, now at San
Francisco, be taken in custody by the
naval authorities Of the United States
and disarmed. -,-
The main features Of the conditions
prescribed are that the Lena can be
taken to the Mare Island navy yard
and there disarmed by the navy OF
small guns, breech looks OF large
guns, small arms, ammunition and ord
nance stores and such other disman-
tlement as may be prescribed by the
commandant of the navy yard; that
the captain give a written guarantee
that the Lena shall not leave San
Francisco until peace shall have been
concluded; that the officers and crew
shall be paroled not to leave San
Francisco until some other under
standing as to their disposal may be
reached between the United States
government and both the belligerents;
that after disarmament the vessel may
be removed to a private dock for such
reasonable repairs as will make her
seaworthy and preserve her in good
condition during her detension, may
be 80 repaired at the naval yard, II
the Russian commander should 20
elect; that while at private dock the
the commandant and that, when so
repaired, II peace shall not then have
commandant OF the navy yard at Mare
Island shall have custody Of the ship
and the repairs shall be overseen by
an engineer officer to be detailed BY
been concluded, the vessel shall be ia,
ken back tothe Mare Island navy yard
and be there held in custody until
tho end of the war.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-09-22
NEW pAao HEIR IS BORN.

King and Queen Of Italy Finally 30.
come Possessed Of Boy.
At Racconigi, Italy, Queen Helena
was safely delivered Of q son Thurs.
day night at the royal palace. Both
mother and child are doing well. The
infant has received the name Of Hum
bert and the title of prince Of Pied
mont.
This is the first son born to the
queen Of Italy and it's birth dashes the
hopes Of Duchess Helene, Of Aosta,
who until now was mother of the heir
apparent to Italy's throne.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-09-22
JUDGE Is KEPT BUSY.

Democratic Nominee Will Make Ere.
quent Visits to Headquarters
) 1T is said at democratic national
headquarters in New York that. Judge
Parker will make another visit to the
city within a week or before the pub
lication of his letter Of acceptance,
and that the personal conferences be-
tween the nominee and his managers
will be repeated as often as neces'
sary.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-09-22
RACE QUESTION SPRUNG.

AZ Convention Of American Bankers
Association In New York.
The southern bankers had chance
to speak Thursday at the second day $
session Of the annual convention Of
the American Bankers Association,
held in the Waldorf Astoria, at New
York, and they not only produced
some genuine orators, but broke away
from the dry topics Of dollars, cents,
legislation and kindred topics.
R. F. Maddox, vice president OF the
Maddox-Rucker Banking Company, OF
Atlanta, Ca, established a new prece-
dent in the history of the association
by introducing the race question, say.
ing:
Georgia is as loyal to the flag as
is New York. AS evidence Of this we
point to the fact that during the Span
ish-American war she sent a greater
number Of troops to the front in pro-
portion to her population than any
other state in the union.
Georgia, moreover, sent me to tell
you that she is as much opposed to
mob rule as you are. The race prob
lem is serious one, but we believe
that there is a middle ground between
social equality and lynching. The one
is contrary to nature, and the other is
contrary to law, and both tend to ele.
vate the negro above his sphere and
separate him from his friends"
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-09-22
WHITE BROTHERS CONVICTED.

Jury's Verdict in Sensational Case
Was Murder IN Second Degree.
A verdict Of murder in the second
degree was rendered in the White
case at Salisbury, N. c., Thursday.
Thomas and Chalmers White, the de-
PENDANTS, who killed Russell Sheriff.,
the alleged betrayer Of their niece, ap.
pealed to the supreme court.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-09-22
HIGH, WAGES CLOSES PLANT.

Pullman Car Works In Ohio Shut
Down and Thousands are idle.
The Pullman Car works, at Pull
man, O., are shut down and practical
ly every one OF the company's 1000
employees are idle.
The closing Of the big works at
the Model City" came when the $500
workers in the repair department
were laid of. That had been the only
branch of the plant in operation for
some time.
It is said high wages brought about
the closing of the works.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-09-22
GEN. MeeLAsHAN REELECTED.

Savannah Man Gets Another Term as
Commander Of Georgia Veterans.
The election Of commander was the
feature of Thursday mornings session
Of the Georgia Confederate Veterans
reunion in Rome. General P. A. S.
McGlashan was placed in nomination
for reelection, and General A. J. West,
Of Atlanta; was also named. Both
nominations we're seconded by elo.
quent speakers, but the ballot dis
closed the McGlashan man to be in
the majority and he was accordingly
elected for another term.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-09-22
PORT ARTHUR WEAKENING.

Heroic Garrison Reported to Be Suf.
fering Severe Privations.
A st. Petersburg dispatch says:
The Japanese are now expected to re-
double their efforts before Port Ar.
thur, whence the news is received is
not encouraging.
In spite of the success which hith.
erto has attended the defense, the
Russian lines are being drawn closer,
the garrison is undergoing severe pri-
vations and its resisting power is
weakening under the strain.