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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-18
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Sitt 5 BURG Sans, IS. DIT.
u. 9. Martin BON bier mlr0e beute
III Geir Gitp lmter Ger slntloge oeS
@attenrnoroes perbaftet. Martiu'S
Sron Iturb ploBlicb um Sumstog m6
es puroe bamolS erfl0rt. oaB tic al,
einen S6laganfau 9eitorbcn lei, nber
9epiiie peroGhtige llnlitGnoe, melhc
bon oen gtadbarn bcmerft woroen
maren, peraulabten oen Coroner, bie
Sa6e 81 imterluhen. Ser SSnQueit
oes Goroners iuuroe beute abgebolten
lno oaS &erbibt erflGrt, BOB Srall
Wtartiu ibren 600 blr6 grlpiirgen
geflnsen babe uno ibr @iam 81. 9.
Martin iebuloig iei. giue Geriibe-
rllngs.Yolice, in lpelder bas 2ebeu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-18
Sdiff scbt nit Scr sauscn Sciatnns
Sm Urnmoc.
6 + al + a NJ, N,oii., IA. s

y II y u III, utull., IA. VII.
@eItcrn 9lbeno muroc Der aus Neu
Sdottlano fomnlenOe Shooner
Mcnhuortb" pom Stllrm an Der
Sfinte entlang getricbel uno id)lieB-
lld bel Gbutbanl oui Die sSelIen 9e.
lhlel,oert, no er bellte aior9cn bon
Der fitrhtboren @ronoing serihnlet.
teri pilroe. 0ton alanbt, oab oie
gan5e MonnIdnft 5ll Grlnbe gegan.
gen ilt.
Seilte 9Rorgen INN Z llbr luur0c
bon Der SebeuSrettllnoSlnonuidoit,
Die Dem Stlrnl gegeniiber nlabtlos
mar, Ole SeicJe elmer Srou gcborgen;
INN s llbr uuroe cine minnlitle
Seld)c angeld)penlmt.
Wiou mill miiicu. onb ole Seiobuna
oeS ShiiieS ans Dem &apitGn
Fraoolc inb udt Mann bcituno.
Ger o&entmortb" NOR eiil brei.
maItlger Sbooner, Ger nad) gSinolor,
q. e., gcborte lino iidb nit elmer ga.
onng aolf uli Der Sabrt na6 Neip
Yort befan0.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-18
Snfulse ocs Gcnniics idledten
Sd)napics geitorbcn.
Va G lp VI orf. 10. s

y = ~ - = - ~. ~.
SSn Der 9tadburld)oit Der AZ Str.
uno 10. glpe. iino infolge oes @emli.
les ihlehten S6napieS 20 Eeriouer
ploblih geitorben. Sie gluimerfiam.
felt oes Gproners Scboler muroe aili
Den ploblifen 500 bes Shanffel-
uers @iihael Mcglulifie bin geleuft,
Der am Samstug slbenb itarb, iomie
leincs Srelmoes glbolpD 9ebmoln,
Der nit McglulIiie 6lionunen tranf
ilno am Sonntag Morgen Itorb. Ger
Coroner miro Dem Siltriftsonmo(t
Seridt eritatten io6alo er geiueile
oafiir IN SGnOen bat, onB Die Sooes.
talle Der genannten unb anoerer Yer.
iOneu auf ben @enuB ihledter
Sdnapies 5uriidsuiiibren iino.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-18
Gime Ncncrsbrnnit rid]tct in gSinni.
pcM Ganaoa, geiualtigcn SdJa.
0cu Oit.

Winntpeb, Ganoba, IL. DIT.
Gas aroBte sScler in Der @e-
ld)ldte Der Staot lit lebte gtott Inn
10 llbr III Sulmon's neuem ied)s-
ltodigen notwithstanding an ser
Sannntpne lmb sIlbert StraBe aus.
gebrod)en ilnO bat cincn Sd)aoen BON
S1O0OOO angerl6tet, lpopon :. $.
Slboolpn cine balbe Millipn berliert.
Die neile Srlferei iuO litboaru-
pbilhe slnltolt pon @lllman nor ae-
raoc Tertlg gcnorOen, lmo bos Scuer
brnh inter Oen SuuabiGllen in &el-
lergelboR ans. Die Slammen lieien
Die Sreppe blumn umo benl1d)tiaten
lid olles brennboren Materials nnO
III filnf DiTrlten itono bas 8cbGuoe
IN Slolnmcu. Sas sSeuer iprone
ilber Die StraBe oui sliboom's lh0-
men Sooen iiber, Ger .ii6 BON ser
hilbert nod) Der Moin StraBe er.
Itredt, llno Inn 1880 ltbr laa ser
Saoen imb leiu uertbpoller Snbolt in
gll6e.
Sic Seiierluebr Nrbcitete beloenhoit
mo belt Die tSlamlnen an Hialto.
Slof, Der nllr ourd @olicr iWo
Hoilt beIfaOigt milroe, olli.
Gleftriihe SrGbte unO erploSie-
renoe Satronen uno S6ieBpulpcr
trngen nod, Sl,r Grbobllng oes
S6redenS inlo ser @ciuhr bel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-18
Ser &rieg int
ferucn Stcn.
Gampt anf 9eben nno 600 1T int
1anse.
Ecit Dem 10. Sftu6cr tobt in Der
gfGbe uun Mmfocn Elm IdlrcflidJcr
&f init abiucdJielnoem
Srfulgcm.
9E oris. 9 Sft.


Der Getersburger Correspondent
bes ,Betit Bariiien" telegrapbiert,
BOZ General &urppatfin 5um glngrifi
iiber9egangen lit. Die 9lliien baben
bic Statipnen Sbofo uno g)entoi an
Der 9obn, 10 Wteilen iiiolidl bonn
SlnfluIie na6 id)arien 8efed)ten eill-
!,enommen uub bas japaniibe Gen-
trllmL oas unter General gtoSu's 9e.
febl itebeno aus Der 5. llnb 10. 9is
biIion beItebt, gum 9tiid5rge 9e-
Sipllngen.
Sonbon, 8. Oft.
Der Correspondent oes ,@rpreB"
meloet aus petersburg:
.9as iopaniide Centrum Siebt ii6
olf allen Euntten nad Siaopnng 81.
riid, 100 Die entibei0enoe S6labt Der
&ogne geicblagen meroen miro.
ct. Petersburg 10. Oft.
General &llropatfin bat Die Sfien.
iibe ergriiien uno Ole iapnnii6e 2iiie
bel genBlaplBe orrhbroden. Ole
Snpaner batten eine 6rontlinie bon
etlua 80 gfcilen Sange, Die iid) bon
genBiapube i'm Often bis no6 Dem
Sunilliie i'm @eIten eritredte. Die
iapanilben sluBenpolten mur0en III
elmer 9feibe bon i6aricn 8eie6ten 81.
riifgetriebeu lWo am 6. Sfto6er bo.
ben Die &ulien ole Station Sbofo, 10
Wieilen lii0li1 bon Mufoen, pieber
genommen, bie Giienbobnbriide ipie.
Der IN Stan0 geiebt in0 Den meiteren
gormarld porbereitet. SSnSpilhen
Srongen @eneral Wfitlbenfo's So.
Iaten bis na6 oen Winen bon gentai
Dor uno murfen Die SSaponer Suriid.
SnS midtiglte @efe6t fiel ieOodb
I'M Often bel 8enBiopubc Dor. 9ie
SSnpaner batten BORT cine ltnrfe Stel-
lung irme, ieOo6 einen Siigel, Der
ben Shliiiiel Ser Stellung bilbete,
nift beieBt &rropatfiu mn6te eineu
beftigen glngriff no6m ben Siigel
nnb lmiaBte Die 6lanfe Der Saponer,
Die li6 nit redt bebelltenoen Serlu.
ften ihuea 5uriidjieben mlBten,
ct. Petersburg 10. Oft.
SaS ruilii6e Office 8elhmooer
bantpfte, nnhbem eS burd oen Goiler
gtifolonS belid)tigt iporoen mar, bon
Hepal nndb 9ibou ob, Inn BORT biunen
penlgen Sogen Die Slnter fin oic
lan9e yfeiie nad sliien 81 lidteu.
Sotio, 10. Oft.
IS miro gemelpet, oaB Die Sopa.
rcr filr5lid baS Seuer i5rer 2ono6ot-
terien uno pes 9Iodabe @eid@a.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-18
SGredlides Giienbabnnnsliid.
Scim 3niammcuituR slucicr 3iisc
lunrocn 27 Eerionen gctOStct
nno nngcfIBr 30 perlcBt.
&aniasGitn Wfo., 10. Oft.

ot " u " = v W s9tp.t ~. ~.
Die 5meite Seftiun zines Wtiilouri
Yaciiic 3llges, pelher BON @idita,
Sans, @dite nah Der gSeltmlsitel-
lung fiibrte, itieB einige 0ieilen DIT
LID bon @owensburg, NO, nit
einem in peltliher 9ti6tlmg fabren-
ben tSraht5uge 5ulanmen. Sieben-
uno5pon5ig Gerionen murOen nili
Der SteQe getootet lmo etiua breiBig
BON Den SabrgGiteu trlgen Gerleblln-
gen bapon, bon oenen monfe lih oils
tootlih eriueiien Derben.
Ser glngabe Der Giien6abnbe.
anlten 5ufolse tragt ser 9ofomotiu.
fiibrer bes ,Srad)tjlges Die Shill0,
neil er Der gnorbnllng, in &nob-
hotter, oitlid) bon @urrensblrg arf
cin Seitengeleile 5it iabren lrnO BORT
ouf einen Serionen5llg 81 martel,
niht nadfam. Sie 3ii9e begegne-
ten chamber altf elmer ihurfen 9icg-
llng oes @eleiles, mGbreno lie nit
GROCER 8eihlpinbiafeit odbiniilbrelt.
Ser 3uiammenitoB fano 5u elmer
3eit Itatt, baB Der Gag mfing 5ll
grolien ino piele Enllagiere in ben
Better lagen. Siele Der in 10 idref-
liher @eiie als Dem Sbluf @emef.
ten piroen ioiort in Den elpigen
Sdlaf periellft uno famen faum 5ur
GrfenntniB Der &ataItropbe. IS
mar belpnoers in Dem eriten, nit
Eaiingieren angeiiillten @ageu, mp
Der ZOO cine reiGDe Grnte bielt.
Ser Eerlonen5ug beItano als orei
Ferlonenpagen lmo einem 3ullmuns
mageL bate ober feinen 8epdfrpa-
gen. lmo Der erlte EerIonennageu
Iolgte Dem &oblenipagen Der 2ofomo-
tipe Sesterer 5eri6nitt oen Yerio,
nenpagen bndltGblih Ser S1nge
nad rno belt crit an, als er oen
@agen 5ur Sdlfte ollrhbobrt bate.
Nie 8et0Oteten lluo Serlebten mur.
Den BON Dem @ogen IN Der idredlibs
lten @eiie 5erlnalmt.
Gin babies Subeno Eerlonen, sic
nift auf Scr Stelle getootet poroen
paren, befdnnen lid) III 10 entIcblihem
3nltonoe, OaB lie itarben, ebe iie ans
Den Srilnlnern entiernt meroen
tonnten. Siele ser Sooten iporen
tallm Sll ertennen. ,Sn nebreren
6allcn iuaren ibnen bie slrlne ilno
Seine abgeriiien uno nit oen Grim.
mern OeS @oggonS 5lt elmer bl,ltigen
gtnile pereiniat.
sln Der Stelle, no ser 3uiamnen,
ItoB erfolgte, rna6t oas 9abnbett
einen engen Gini6nitt ourd bii9eli.
ges Sanb lno oieie Sbutiate, iolpie
Die nod berri1enoe tbeilmeiie Slln.
fclbclt madJte Die Gage ser Scrlt-
glilfteir nod idmieriger. gs berrldte
Die groBte &erluirrlmg. 3u Dem
Sanllner Der &erlulgliicften geiellte
lib oaS Sralllen oes entpeihenoen
SampfeS ans Den rllinirten 9ofomo.
tipen mo eS bnliirte lGngere 3eit, ebe
III sSarrensbilrg Die 9tabridt bon
oen llngliif cintraf. Sobalo Dies
geldeben ipilroe ir5ilid)e lIlb nnocr,
peitige Siilie geianot. Grit noh
ongeltrengter slrbeit gelnng es, oie
Sooteu rmb &erwlmoeten, mcl6e
inter oen Srilmmern logen, berpor.
6n5leben, morauf Die Grltereu IN cine
HeIbe gelegt imo Die SeBtereu dr5t.
lld)er Fflege ilbernnhportet lpuroen.
Sie Selasiin9en Der 3iige entfn.
men Dem Sooe pie ourb ein @lrnoer
NIT giisnabme beS 9renierS Sioel,
Der alli Der Stelle toot blieb Sic
Sofomotipfiibrer uno SeiSer ser so.
fomotipen retteten ii6 i'm lesten
slugenblif our6 einen Sprung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-18
Gicicnbutcl fir Chicago.
G hicnun. III. Ia s

: bico9o, 81, IA. Oft.
Chicago miro ooS 9roBte Sotel Ser
sSelt erbolten; eS miro $10.000,000
folten, % Stod bod lueroen mb oil
@roBortigfcit Der IuSitattlmg alIes
biSber seleiItete in Cen Sdatten ltel-
len. Sie Grbauer nnb Gigentbiimer
lino ein Spnbifot, OIL beiieu Spite
Otto yollng itebt. SaS @ebGuSe
miro 400 bel III Sub OH Der 0liht.
Gan slpenae, 5pei glod iii0lib bonn
Iuoitorium beoedev
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-18
%erbGnsnifuuller Iancrcinitnrs.
Suntiago, Gbile, If. Oft.

Snnt1ago, Gblle, IT. Ntt.
@ei Den &crgroBcrlmaSbalten Der
Gaia Gra-SGbcn IN ser Stoot iielen
Wtauern ein uno begruben iiber 100
Slrbcitcr inter ibren Sriinlmern.
.Qian hat fiuni5ebn Sootc lmo pier5ig
&erleete inter Den 9iiinen bcrporac-
bolt. Gie Wouern, pel6e olS Gilen
mo Cement 1ebollt iuerben, botten
bereitS cine Sobe bon bier Stod.
perfen erreidt. Diml lit iiber oen
Sallmeiiter lpel6er Die El0nc ma6tc
mo oas sSert. allsiibrte, iebr ent.
riiltet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-18
Srei Eeriouen bel cincm slntomubil'
llufaa get6otct.
81 o IN 0nrf q 81

Gin breiieiges slutomobil, oas nit
elmer @eidpinoisfcit bon % Meilen
pro Stllnoe babiniilbr nno am liio.
llben Gnbe Der Serome slpenue bonn
Sege abtam, pllroe bon einem 3uae
Der Gelu .g)orf Geutral mo Suoion
&iper @abn setroiieu. @on oen
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ocrS uuf oen 8eitbafen Iort glr.
thurs ri6teten, INN Die bort liegen-
ben rlliiii6en Griegsidiife 81 6erito-
rem. @S gelung tbatiGflid) brei
Sdliiie in Oen 0rlmO 81 bobren, ibre
9tomcn unO slrt iino aber ui6t be-
tannt.
Wtufo Sen, 10. Oft.
GS berridt bier Der friitbe froblid)e
Sou zines mooernen 6elo5uges, bel
Dem Die bisber 3uriidgeordnaten nit
SurraD sur Sffeniiue iibergeben. Gen
Observation-Disclosures lit es enoli6
9eItottet moroeu, oie gtn6ri6t in bie
@elt su telegropbiren, ooB oie ritiii.
ldle slrmec sum 9lngriif aeidbritten
lit. Gic Gorrelponberlen boben Die
len WioHent longe porber9eieben lrno
ne 9lollben, Dob lidJ iett oas Slott-
6en luenben miro.
Sofip, II. Oft.
GnS ioponiide &anonenboot
oScDen" ItieB in Der Soibenbuht
ipcltlih bon Sort glrtbur, am Is.
September oui cine Wiine lmo iant.
9tlr pier Wiitglieber Der Selasung
fomlten gerettet iuerOcn.
atuf0en, II. Oft.
Cine blitige Srbla6t rah ehpa
lebs Wieilcn norblib Don Der giien.
bobn Stntion gentai. Sie SSapa.
ner 5pgcn iidb am Sonntog oui ser
gdn5en 6ront 5uriif uno oie rlliii-
Iden gluontgar0en iiberi6ritten ben
SdiliiluB imo riiften bis etpa brei
Wieilen bon gentai Dor, aber aeItern
erbiclteu bie SSSnpaner groBe @eriiGr,
fnngcn oil Snfanterie itno glrtillerie
nn0 >bicltcn nidt mir lire SteQungen
ieIt, IouOern ergriiieu ielbIt Die Oi-
fenliDe. Der &f Oauerte Sag
lmo NaGt. Die Supnner ridteten
ibr tSeuer nit grober @ei6idli6feit
lnO trafen oie ruiiiicben Stellllngen
10 fiird)terlid), oaB Die 9fllien li6
norolih bonn SdiliillB, melAen Die
GtIenbabn iieben Mcilcn n0rolih bon
Dentoi trell5t, 6uriirf. 9ie Huiien
nabmen belte Worgen ibren @or.
marl1 mieoer aui, iibcridritten aber.
mails oen S6iliiluB imo grifien oie
Soponer 6ipei .Oieilen iiiolid oopon
mieocr an. Gin hlr6tbarer 9lrtiae.
rietumpi lit ali Ser oon5en 2inc i'm
@onge. SnS @rge6niB DER S1laht
lit nod lmentibieoen.
" ufben, 12. Oft.
SortnGdige Sample lino nod inn.
mer in @anac. GS lit Der brittle
Sblndttog lno bis 81 0ieier Stlmbe
tnnn iiber Den sluSgang nod ni6tS
gelo9t mer0cn.
Sofio, II. Oft.
Ser Selbmaridbaa Spano meloet,
Dab m 10. Sftober an Der gan5en
8ront gefod)ten milroe. Die 4Sopoler
gelp1nncn oil 9ooen unb b1tten ben
rllllld)en slngriii auf Sientifuana
am SnnTlllie, 30 Wteilen iiio.neltlid)
bon WiutoeL 5llriidgeidlagen.
st. YeterSburG IL. Oft.
Ser @eneral Sadaroiu melbete
geltcrn @beno, oaB uun ole SS6en
noroll6 bon 9entai nit persmeiiel.
tenn Mlltbc getampit piiroe, imb oob
bolo Ole 9flliien baIo Die Sapaner lidy
in ibrcm Seiite bsiGnoen.
Ser General Gauielow, Der ben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-18
9nbuque, Spwa, 9iemaaG 6en 18. Otto6er 1901

beltte 9taGmittog brei Weilen bon
bier 5ipei WtGnner erifoiien. Ser
mann Sttlnonn imD grnlt Sdilling,
Sr., iino tobt, iudbreno tSreo Sdil-
ling ilno grnIt S1iaing, Sr., perlett
purben. Die GeranlaIiung az Der
ShieBerei lit nidt befantt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-18

Ser Srou fir $4,000 periihert poroen
par, ioll Die Geroulalling Sil Der
grauligen Sbat geipeien lein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-18
TamilicnItreit.

Sonlton, Seras, 8. Oft.
Ssnfolge eines Streites iiber Sa.
milien slngele9enbeiteu puroen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-18

ocrs uuf oen 8eitbafen Tort glr.
tbur'S rihteten, INN ole bort liegen-
ben rlriii6en &rie9sidiiie 81 5crito.
rem. IS gelang tbatiG6lif brei
Sdjiife III Den 0rlnO 5u bobren, ibre
9tarcn lnO slrt iino aber ui6t be-
fannt.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-11-16

cess ana efficiency as the retiring
moderator of Synod.
A comparatively new member of the
Synod, but one who has received n
most hearty welcome, is DR. A. H. Mo-
ment of Raleigh. He preached a
very fine sermon at the communion
service, which is always the regular
order for the second day of Synod
at IL a. m. DR.. Moment is most
valuable accession to the working
forces of the Synod.
This communion service is always
followed by what is the most solemn
and tender service of the meeting, the
Memorial Service. in honor of those
brethren who have died since the last
meeting.
Last year there were no deaths.
This year there We're four memorials
to be read commemorative to breth-
rem who had passed away from the
church militant to the church trium-
phant Rev. r. f.. Caldwell. Geo. w.
Lawson, w. II. Lawson and c. w.
Ervine DR.. Caldwell had for several
years been one of the foremost men,
bers of Synod and best known minis
ters in the State. He was the be-
loved pastor of the First church, VIM
ston, where he did an exceptionally
fine work He could i'll be spared
from the ranks of the ministry ana no
man was more universally beloved by
the brethren
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-11-16
THE PRINCE CALLS
He and the President Fire
Cooked Speeches at
Each Other.
(By the Associated Press)

Washington, Nov. 15.-Prince Sada-
mura Fushimi. a near relative of the
Emperor of Japan, who has arrived
in Washington as a guest of the ma
tion today called at the White House
to pay his respects to the President
and to convey to him the sincere good
wishes and friendship of the Mikado
and his hope for the Presidents con-
tinued good health and happiness.
Prince Fusltia7i was attired in the
uniform of a lieutenant general of the
Japanese army. The prince and his
suite were ushered into the Blue
Room where in a few minutes, PreSi-
dent Roosevelt, accompanied by AS
sistant Secretary of State Francis b.
Loomis. and Secretary William Loeb,
Jr.. greeted them. The greeting be-
tween the President and Prince Fushi-
mi was cordial!
Prince Fushimi addressed the Presi-
dent in japanese, his remarks being
interpreted b. one of his suite. He
said in part:
His Imperial Majesty was pleased
to confide to me the agreeable duty
or conveying to you. Mr. President
the assurance of his sincere good
wishes and friendship and fervent
hope for your continued good health
and happiness.
His Majesty also charged me to
confirm to you his earnest desire that
the historic relations of amity and
good correspondence which have al
ways, since the days of Commodore
Perry, uni ted the great republic of the
West, With the empire of the legendary
East and which have contributed. in
no small measure, to the progress and
prosperity of Japan may grow still
closer and stronger with the passing
years"
The Presidents response follows in
-art
Ever since the empire of Japan at
the invitation of this country-entered
upon the career of modern and inter
national progress which has led to
such brilliant results, the rela tions OF
the two countries have been those Of
unbroken friendship. l pray that
those relations may continue to grow
forever, growing always more friendly
and more extended, and / trust that
this visit of Your Imperial Highness
may result in that increase of mutual
good wiil between this republic and
the empire of japan, which will nat
urally come from more intimate ac-
quaintance and wider knowledge Of
each other.
The President and Prince Fushimi
then chatted animaterly for ten min
utes. ] her conversa ton was con-
Quoted through an Interpreter and re-
lated principally to Japanese history
and literature, with Incidental refer
cnce to the pending Russo-Japanese
war i'm which Prince Fushimi has
played a conspicuous part.
yne President returned the Princes
call i'm the afternoon and in the even
ing entertained the Prince and Tie
diplomatic corps at diner at the White
House.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-11-16
DIE At YOUR POST,
CRIES STOESSEL
Wounded, Tossing on Bed
OF Pain.
NEARING THE LIMIT
The Garrison at Port Arthur Seem to
Be Almost at the End of Human
Endurance. Suspected Would
Be Deserters Shot by
Officers.
Officers.
(By the Associated Press.l }

Headquarters of the Third Japanese
Army Before Port Arthur Nov. 15s
via Fusan.-It is reported that a
wound received by General StOessel
has necessitated his confinement in a
hospital, that he refused to relin-
quish the command of the garrison,
and that he has issued orders to the
troops TO die at their posts rather
than surrender.
1t is said that the spirit of the Rus
sian troops has been dampened by
continuous wCFS, the lack of supplies
and the hopelessness of their ability
to make any successful defense of
the fortress. 1t is said further that
many of the Russian soldiers are
ready TO surrender. but that they are
kept at their posts by officers. who
threaten them with revolvers and that
several soldiers who were suspected
of desire to desert have been shot
as a warning to others. The Japa-
nese now believe that the garrison
has almost reached the limit of human
endurance,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-11-16
IT'S TENTH BIRTHDAY.
Tho Gazette Messenger Grows in Use"
fuiNess md POWcF-A New
Buggy Factory.
Especial to News and Observer

Especial to News and Observer
Washington, n. c.. Nov. l5.-Thc
Daily Gazette Messenger celebrated its
tenth bilthday on the 14th. Fr"nl a
struggling infant. this paper has grown
to lusty youth. with a large and in
creasing circulation in town and ccun-
ty. It's Democratic from The devil to
the editor.
Outside capital will soon establish
here $4,000 buggy factory an en-
terprise. which will be welcomed and
encouraged by the people. AS yet the
site has not been selected, but there
are several offerings, and the choice
Will likely be mada this weeek when
the incorporators will visit the town
in person.
Much interest is being manifested
by the general nubilc in the meeting
OF the Seaboard Medical Convention
which takes place here in December
Preparations are under way TO Sivc
the medicos the best in the shop, and
the hospitality of The toWli will be lip-
orally showered on this splendid body
of professional men, numbering
among its members some o. the mast
celebrated pnSslciane in the South.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-11-16
COTTON MILL DIRECTORS.
New Boards for The Cranky and
RichIand Nils.
nv the kssociated Press. !

tEy IDe ASSUCEdlGCl#
Columbia. s. c., Nov. 15.-The di-
prectories of the CRANKY and Rich
land cotton mills met here today and
a meeting of the Olympia directory
will be held in Boston Friday These
mills belong to what is known as the
''Whaley" group of mills in Columbia
which also includes the Capital City
mills. All were recently re-organiza /
with Lewis w. Parker as president.
Reports to the Cranky and Richland
boards today Indicated that they are
now running at profit.
The new boards as they now stand
are:
Olympia: Tunstall Smith, of Balti-
more: Stephen A. jerks, Of Rhode
Island; Robert G.. Herrick, Boston;
Lewis f. Parker President; II. G.
Rhett, Charleston; r. p. Smelling,
Providence; Edwin w. Robertson, Co
lumbia.
For CRANKY mills: Lewis w. Parker,
president; w. A. Latimer Augusta;
II. c.. Fleitman, New York: G.. 4.
Guignard, Columbia r. Goodwin
Rhett, Charleston; George H. Bayne,
Baltimore; f. p. Frost Charleston;
Ambrose e. Gonzales, Columbia; Will
lie Jones. Columbia.
Richland mills: Lewis w. Parker,
Columbia II. c. Fleitman, New York;
John T.. Carey, Baltimore; William A.
Courtcnay; Newry; Edwin G. Seibels,
Columbia j. II. Sloan, Spartanburg;
August Kohn, Columbia; T. S. Bryan,
Columbia; Gadsden E. Shand Columx
bia.
Capital City: Lewis w. Parker,
president; William Elliott, Jr., CoIum-
bia; T. j. Harper, Columbia; Edwin
w. Robertson Columbia; G. A. Guig
nard Columbia J. S. Muller, COlum-
bia; Mason Gibbes, Columbia; F. X.
Carey, Baltimore and Robert +. Her
rick, Boston.