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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-11-18

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faH $500 hsFe nY urei ~ doctor ~
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-11-18
DEMOCRATS MAY NOT
CONTEST ELECTION

Tho Democrats "a a meeting hsli on
Monday ulEhr thauFht theY nl1 good
orppfiHH'iY o. contest thr election 81
laFi iurs1aF boa Dol Iifi A. 1rar 600
matter 4tUFfIfff IhHT ItfmIHn af
hlti aaH 81 lHHH ftr maiHr b. coo
attention N ilH FiaIl IHIF IH. Hfm.
e.fsis base HtlH.l HfsI hHfIs
Naieah sn9 HaIlri'H a. l..f H# iHr
matiff
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-11-18
SUGAR STOCK
IS GOING UP

The Henry Waterhouse Trust Co.,
Ltd, received the following cable yes
terday afternoon from Edward POLITE
& Co., for the afternoon session of the
s. f. Stock and Bond Exchange:
Honokaa, s17A; Paauhau, s1S&;
Hutchinson Plantation, s14; Hawaiian
Commercial & Sugar Co., $74 Maka-
well, s31h Honolulu Sugar Plantation
Co, s24. The afternoon sugar quota
ton in New York was Ass.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-11-18
HQnbuIg-BIenel Fire Insurance Co

The undersigned having been APP
pointed agents of the above company
are prepared to insure risks against
DIRE on Stone and Brick Buildings and
IN Merchandise stored therein on the
most favorable terms. For particulars
Ipply at the office of
F. A. SCHAEFER & CO., Agta.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-11-18
(From Wednesdays Advertise,

(From Wednesdays Advertiser)
This is the birthday anniversary of King Kalakaua and
the Miniature Yacht Club will hold its annual this morning
will be large affair there be between and 80
The scheduled about and will start from
imaginary line drawn the Bishop wharf the Lighthouse
and will be around the bell buoy and Prince David
Kawananakoa will charge of the and will give uau
his Waikiki residence afterwards.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-11-18
North. German Marine Insur'ce Co.
OF BERLIN.
Fortuna General Insurance Co.
OF BERLIN.

The above Insurance Companies have
established general agency here, and
the undersigned, general agents, are
authorized to take risks against the
dangers Of the sea at the most reason
able rates and on the most favorable
terms.
F. A. SCHAEFER & CO.,
General Agents.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-11-18
TAX RECEIPTS
WERE LARGE
The Totals Last Night
Exceeded Last
Years.

The income and property tax receipts
for Honolulu from November to IS.
ending at 9 o'clock last night amount
ed to more than the previous years re-
oeipts for the same time.
The Tax Office remained open until
the hour mentioned, the entire staff
being hard at work until closing time
AS the force was about to close up
its books and total up its cash receipts.
the last taxpayer rushed in and
slammed a few dollars down on the
counter.
Total Collections, Honolulu, 1904,
s4Ss, 1856.
Total Collections, Honolulu, 1908
Sass, 043.21.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-11-18

5 Waikiki residence afterwards.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-05
sSiir $500 nad) 0eutlhlaao.

9eutib amerifanii9e 3eitungen
tperben i'm alten 8aterlano NIT erp.
Bem Snterefie geleien, neil fie fih
frei auSiprebeu uno bdufig ppn brii>
ben uebr 9euigfeiten unb Nahrihs
ten bringen, als Die oeutiben 3eis
tuneen ielblt. Die vsSreie Breile fiir
9eras" iit oriiben iiberan, tpDbin Iie
geianot mirb, elm lebr germ aeiehener
8aft uno fam iib riibmen, Nner>
fenuung uno 8iirbigung su finben,
tpie aus aablreiden 8riefen an uns,
lowie an Dieienigen, tpelbe bas 8latt
an ibre 8erwanoten ldbifen, berpur.
3ebt. User oaber ieinen Geruanbten
nno Sreunoen cine sreube ertpeiien,
ibnen elm milltDnlnenes @eihenf
MAIDEN mill, Der beitelle fiir Iie Die
sSreie BreIie fir 9eras". 9as Sns
terelie fiir 9eras, tpie iiberbaupt fiir
ben Staat uno' Die @eeeno, wu Die
Terpanoten pDbnen, 1T in Deutfd.
lano iebr lebbaft unb es iIt unnDQ.
ltb, IN Brioatbriefen cine 10 qriin6.
lthe Guftl0ruu9 uno 8eIhreibuna
oes fremoen 2anbes su geben, pie
oies Die rSreie NreHe" allm6hents
ltb tbut. Sir ben aerinaen Breis
BON So perIenoen mir purtOfrei inler
retbbaltlgeS go6enblatt auf Elm Sabr
an traeno cine Noreiie i'm Nuslanbe.
Die ssreie preiie fir Seras pubf.
Gum6aut,.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-05
u II 81 q NO

Ius Berlin ihreibt man: Der
Heibshausbalts= gtat fir oas uers
HDiiene 8efnunaslabr Der 3egie-
runa iblieBt, nab ben nunmebr oor=
liegeuoen oefinitinen 3iffern, nit
einem sSeblbetrage pDn 6.3 Wiillios
men Warf ab. Die Defisit @irts
ihaft lit ia felt Sabren Die &egel.
Wfan lit aeipannt oarauf, nie es Die
&eids s5inanSuermaltung anftelIen
mill. bel ben in Nusiibt ftebenben
unumgdngliden Webrausgaben oenl
Barlament Elm nur einieermaBen err
trdglibes Gtatsbilo fiir ba8 ndbite
Sabr pDraulegen.
Sn &ulmiee, 3reis Iborn,
WeitpreuBen, brannte Die grDBte
8uder Gaffinerie Deutibtanbs ab.
Ser Sbaoen betragt 5 Millipnen
Warf. Iuf oem 8uderntartt in
6anburg sDg oas 5euer cine erbeb.
lihe Breisiteigerung nab Iib.
Yin Der @lbniiinoung peroen
BOrbereitungen fir Die Ibbaltung
BON QrDBen sylDttenmanDpern in @es
gentuart oeS Gaiiers getroffen. Die
WanDDer. 81 pelden eine iebr itatt-
lidle Nnsnhl upn bpben Offisieren
an gorb Der nerIhiebenen Shiffe
fommanoiert murbe, peroen BON
bernDrraaenber geoeutuna Iein. Die
@inaelbeiten oes intereiianten BrDs
gramrles ueroen natiirlib gebeim
gebnlten. Sn Wnrinefreilen perlaus
tet ieooh. Dab Die Wan6per beionbers
interenant uno inltruftio lein oiirf<
ten. neil bic grfabruneen oes uits
aiiatiiben 3riege3 auf See prattiih
erprDbt tperben fDllen.
- Cine pein[ibe Scene bel Der
@eburtstaasfeier 3aiier yrans Solefs
iDuroe i'm 6Dtel Senegal auf oenl
Wenoel in TirDl ourdl oas heraus.
f0roern0e Benebnen eines Stafieners
herD0reerufen. Wabreno oes &ais
iertDaites BET Der sseittafel inadJte Ii1
Elm Sremoer ourb lautes @eiprdh
nit ieiner Nabbarin uno ourA 4az
hen bemerfbar. gls ibln BON mebs
reren Seiten &ube aebDten puroe,
ftredte er 9egen Die @eleuihaft Die
3unge berauS. Wiebrere 6erren
ititrsten auf i'm luS, um i'm blnaus.
subef0roern. @r ieBte 1idb NIT elmer
Gbompaanerflaihe our Bebr, uur6e
aber feitgenommen uno binausaes
fiibrt. Der Wann iit elm Baron
N0bert0 2umbraiiD aus Hom.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-05
votattOnen TIT Seras geiurnlGt.

Die arisco@Spltem 2anbs Snttni,
9ratiDns aiiDciatipn lentt bereits
ibren 9eil Der ginpanoerung noh
geras
SreibunoertunoFiinf5ig Neenten
0ieIer NfiDciation oDm Often uno
0Droen baben iDeben cine Eour ourh
Teras beenoet uno fib nab ben 0iilfs.
quellen bes Gtaates &c. erfunoiat,
um Die Tatiaben ben Seitnitdtteius
bern Der ilteren Staaten better pprs
fiihren 5u fDnnen.
Dieie gliiociatiDn 1T Die wirfs
iatnite, Die eS giebt; lie bat Meenten
in ben aansen Yer. Staten. 8ulIt
SIR @uer @igentum, auf Dem 2anbe
Doer in Der Staot, perfauIen, tuiiniht
SIR 8apital fiir syabrifen ooer
iraeno cine Su6uitrie. i9reibt an
81. g. 2emon. Sefretdr oes Stn-
n,iarations Bureaus, Sept. 81.
SriscU @ebdube. ct. Souls, Wao.
g. q. Sugbes,
@eneralsS sSmf,iaratiDnss sNoent.
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sau NntouiD, MOutag ben s. 9epteu1ber 1904
Oebrait6t mtto gut bgfmit'
bet.
90 lteBt biel oarin, iiCt) auf ein Wit
tel pom Huf nerlaifen IN fDnnen.

W0natelana. baben Die Siirger
San NntDniD's Die Nnerfennung unb
bas Sob pDn Doan's gtierenpiuen
ausipreden bDren uno gelelen, tpel=
die CUTE Irbeit. lie bier oerribteten.
&ein anoeres 0eilntittel bat ietnals
iolhe 8etueife ieiner @iite uno Birf=
iamfeit eeliefert.
S. $. Bernett, Niititentz zSnaenieur
bon Spribenbaus RD. l, ber geD. SIG
DurangD=Str tppbnt, iagt aus:
SD babe ir1nerbalb Der lebten 3mDlf
Wonate teinen @runo qefunoen,
meine Weinung gu dnbern, Die ib
i'm Mai 1902 Dffentli9 in ben 3ei=
tuneen San GntoniD's ausgelprD=
hen babe, babin lauteno, oaB
9uan' geieren 8illen,
Die i'm 8erar Drug Store uno bel
Slider uno Springaa su haben finb,
mieh pun RufenIhmersen uno ana
oeren. auf StDrung Der &teren bin=
peiienoen SpmptDmen. Die mild ab
uno 81 felt ben lebten spDIf Sabren
belditigt baben. flrirten.
gbe id Die Billen nabun, tparen
Die SbmerSen Sutpeilen 10 unertrdg=
li9, baB ib mild fautn pom Gtubl
erbeben fDnnte uno tpenn ih mid
nieoerbiiGte, 10 9elbab es nur anter
Den grDBten SdDierigfeiten, oaB i1
mid tuieGer aufribten fnnnte uno
ale 8daiter, Wi,ttel unb Meoi5in,
Die id antuanote, ebe ib Dpan
Billen gebraud3te, tparen nublDs
uno nerihafften feine Ibbiilfe. Seit=
oem i'd mein critics 8euenis erlieB,
babe ib leibte GDr,ptpnne Der Wies
oerfebr Der aranfbeit peripiirt, Die
Billen baben aber ME periagt, Die
Gttade ab5uwebren uno id babe
niemalS mebr Die Ghnerseu erl=
pfunoen, Die ib ausaubalten bate,
ebe i6 Doan's Billen nabm.
Sh empfeble oaber oa8 Mittel nit
bel0n0erer @enuatuune.
@rbdltlid] bel allen Droguiiten.
Breis so Gents. Softer Wiu5urn
60. in Buffalo, sc. g., alleiniee
Ggenten fir bic Ser. Staaten.
8ergeBt nid3t ben Namen 8 oan
uno acceutirt fein Subititut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-05
gsmdIem's glrntea. .gaIbr

1T meltberiibmt fir ibre punoerbare
9eilnirsung sic iibertrifft alIe on=
oeren Salben, ieoes 8fafter unb lee
ben Baliam fir Shnitte, Branoe
tuunoen. @eidpiire, Ginauurm.
ssledten, freiienoe Shpdren, Salss
fluB, JiebersG sGusihlae. aufeelprun.
gene 6aut uno ale ienitlgen @un=
ben nno Iusihldge. unfeblbar aeoen
9dmorrbuioen. 8ur garantiert. Sour
70 Gents in Den Npothefen BON ss.
2alteper & Son uno IbDlpb Oreif.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-05
Trete Geile uad St. 9onls unO

I'm ben Belu1ern Der 8eltauss
ftellung entgeaensufommen, miro bic
W. Sc. & {. .=8abn (Tbe &otp) einen
neiien Shnell3ue spiihen @alnes
fton unb San GntoniO uno ct.
2Ouis einleaen uno Die erite BerIDn,
bic einen Namen fiir bieien neuen
8ug einlenoet, oer anaenutntnen
ueroen miro. erbdlt Elm sSrei=9idet
Don irgenb elmer Station In geras
nah ct. Souls unb surnd pdbreno
Der Nnsitequna. Die folaenoen 8e>
oingungen lino au beDbahten: Der
gtame muB neu unb originen uno
fur5 uno perftdnolib iein. 2ae Wits
teilungen in 8eaua bierauf iino su
ribten an Us. 6. Gru1b,
IS. . boT SEQ. 620 ..
Daflas. 9eras.
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Gar GrrllrltOnell sur gSelt=
Qlnsitelluna.

MNm II. uno 81. Wai uertauft bic
Teras uno Gacitic 8abn Gpesiol-
@rcurIiuns. Gifets nab ct. Souls
uno 5uriif bon alien Bunften ibrer
2inie in 9eras, Irtanias uno 2oui.
iiaua fir peniaer al8 einen syabrs
preis. Die 9ifets iino nur in ben
reeelmdBigen gars eiiltia uno fiir Die
Dauer pun iieben Tneen. Wenoet
@uh an iraenOl einen Gaenten Der
Qinie
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Bon 3meien geliebt,
Roman BON aIires saif.a
tSDrtiebunql

Darun mubte CHARLOTTE bentea. tpi
hr NGter fD md iugenbIi1 slaftifder
Nstpegungeu nah bein @hrGnther
siIte unb ihr NIT Der fh6msn, trGftiser
4anb. On berfn ueinem Singer I'D
fkuafnbes Mrillanteefunfel fpriibte
eia Utas Mein einf9errtte.
hm mar seboifen, CT ifanb fir Der
AH 5etaes 2sbens auf rubieer, seiiher.
tsr 9Dbe.
ADie uber tpar ss um fie beiteIItq
4eute mar iie tn biefem Raum bi.
bonn S6idfal @ebeuiitbig., brute
bdtte fie bie gsrunseuen 6Gnbe biffsfle.
hHb emporheben m1een.
NlleiH ber Batter fonnte ibr tpobl cir
@las Wesn reiden. bamit ii9 In ihrem
sfitorrten 40rper bie 2.benseeiitsr ME.
by regten esn gli1tr i.bot, Inn be,
aa8enben, iammerncIlen gaotb hires
4es5ens GiHbolf su tbun. befdb er
niRi.
Gie tom besbdlb aud, nohbem fie
ass GIos NIT be,n fsuriesn Wein nabe-
su auf einen 3us seleert, feinen tpeite5
sen 0sdgen 5upor unb tparf, ii1 jdetne
bor bsbagIi& I'm @tnbI ftredenb, nit
sur5em. banfenbeu 2opfniden btn:
SO. gun 9ebt's tpieber. - Wos
inif mir gefdeben, tpiIIff Du iuiiIen
@nr HiGts. Sd BIN MIR ME cine Soue
esdutsH bot Ser @tabt flint ober fshs
etzAbtn I'M Smnee umherqetoufeu.
a2ztt4 m61teit Du nun ipeiter rptfz
-. irdrum if1 mid 10 tou aeberbetq
-. metn Derebrtrr popo, bas iinb
GH0s DinGe Dtnee-@
&sRnbe trGllernb bate lie bic lesteu
MOrte sfproden. Oabti tpor Re aHf
eeftanoeH unb irrte nun nit Inglei9el
SAritten burd bas s3immer.
Der Batter eripiberte sntG)t aleih ct
mas. Aber er fab nit tiefem Mitleii
ibEeA Manberungen au. gnblidb itelIt
& fb ihr 3Ssernb IN ben Wes uni
frdete iR tpeiGem Gon:
ANnnc IN hfrRtnffaX
s,.;,, si,.r - matss "s.; TX. x1pas S ..:1', ~.
a;,II,s ~ ,arr ~ - wy. w.. ua,aa, .,...' p,..s
s.hsrs w '" SA''" ''a''
Die j1n8e Jrau blieb itebeu uni
grttf NIT ihren tIssnea 6dnben empc,
sa ben S4uIiern bes 8oters, Der ibr
akfls9 GrfGeinuns nm mebr ali
m, osfmnSsr sm ossrs ..,> - Sm Ssy. y.
srooenh. ~ A"D '''sDs's0''
Gir,r so,,,.r p,.he q.
M gssin, 01,, ,r,noStsr. ss ~. ~ Dsa as.I pal
n;1h. [ ,,ss s,n - s,s,N~.S..r Mr asa ss;ss ~Da'e s
asr ~ ,.xo.. i''1 De''u
g,sX ,,r,..srnH a. ~. m..
% az. 1s Mha,Io..s 7, sa ysa yss. Sa,H ~. .x.
s.isssssr .; ~. b;.s.,. - Ss.. sSbs t sS..a m x
f&s ~ p.sisa xoa '9~F VI
-. is'sF
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s~ aalt. cement. Sano, Bad'
iteine, feuerfeite Steine unb 9bpn,
Cheer rIno glspbaltpapier, 0a6pnppe.
2beer uno Slspbalt. Del, 9erpentin,
SSarben, @las &c. &c. itets oDrrdtbie
bel s. Is. 3ielmamn, 306 Oft.
StcnBe. @ieortge Breiie,
quite 8nares i0wie quite unb reelIe
8eoienune uerbeu Iaaronttrt. -
EelepbUn 410.
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Siibmeltteras mifmdlt Gudl

Benn SIR @ud iraeaomo nieoer.
laIlen molIt tbut es entlona Der 81.
ME Der
Gan ylntonto " aaramSas
YaB Sabm,
i'm Oarten=Diftritt bes Staates. @e,
Ianobeit uno 8lima uniibertrpfTen
8illiee 2dnbereien fir ben sSarrner,
Warttsdrtner. Obits uuo Biebsihier.
@eaen Ginaelbeiten menoet&uh an
6. 3. Wartin. o. g. a..
San Gut0nip. Teras.
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Hafl benz neueiten Genius be-
l6uft iib bic Beo6lferung sSranf.
reihs'S auf 80. .961. .945. bat in ben
lebten sebn Sabren alio nur um
444. .613 Berlonen auqenommen.
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5O4 lit Die Telepbun.gtummer
ttsr GDnatnaIier, 0aineraltuaiTer
uHo SSeiRhier. DDS & 0lTGbadler.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-24
SPYING OUT JAPAN,
Russian Made ES@Srd51@- ==Eap In Em- emy's Country as Percy Palmer.

Russian Made Ezs@sarGE6va7s @Eap Im Em-
 emy's Country as Percy Palmer.
 MOSCOW, Dec 24-V. E. Crazuesky, correspondent of the Russl1y Slava, has just arrived at San Francisco after a long and hazardous trip through Japan, where he travelled as an American jour nalist under the name of Percy Palmer. He undertook the journey to ascertain the real situationlo lof affairs in the en- emy's country, taking the risk of dis covery and execution as spy. He had a complete American outfit and arrang- ed to have letters forwarded from va rious cities in the United States. He has telegraphed to the Russky Slava from San Francisco that he visited Yo- kohama, Tokyo, Sasebo, Osaka, Kioto, Simonoseki, Nagasalzi and Matsuyama; !; photographed the Russian prison camp, examined the hospitals, fortress and troops and met and entertained high Japanese.
 Crazuesly is bringing home mass of interesting material, which will make many interesting disclosures He says his most dangerous moment was when he faced 5000 Russian prisoners If he had been recognized by one of them he would have received short shrift.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-24
KaIaer,s Silver Wedding.

BERLIN, Dec. 24.-The cities of Schleswig- -Holstein are arranging to purchase and present to Emperor Will liam and Empress Augusta Victoria at their approaching silver wedding anni- versary the house in Hamburg 1n which the empress spent a number of her childhood years. Prince Oscar, fifth son of the emperor, it is expected, will return to Germany in time for the we'd ding of his brother, Grown Prince Frederick William, the cruiser Hertha, on which he is serving in Asiatic wa kers. having been ordered home.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-24
RAISING TEA IN THE SOUTH
Vast SucCess Has Been Achieved on . Plantation ia South Carolina
 for Twelve Years.

Dr. Chaxasa A. Shepard. c1 South Carolina, has proved on his own plan tation at Summerville, 20 miles out of Charleston. that the growing of tea can be carried on successfully and proAtably. He has been doing this for 12 years with such good results that tho secretary of agriculture and the congress Of the United States highly approve his deeds and both arc ex- tending him liberal asGistance. "My idea from the start said pr. Shepard, twas to add an additional crop to the farm products of the country. The road to agricultural supremacy is through diyersifying. My friends seem to think have been successful, and I have every reason to be gratifled with what has been accomplished. Tea raising in the United States is certatn- ly practicable. It is no new thing in this country, for in the old days q French priest planted tea on the banks of the Ashley river. But owing to the difference in the cost of labor the United States cannot compete with the orient in low grade or cheap teas. It will pay us to produce only that of the highest quality, which brings a high price in market, The tea grown on my place in South Carolina cOn- nares with the best that is imported from eastern lands"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-24
STOP BALTIC FLEET
Port Arthur Squadron to Sup
 port Kamimura.
PLAN TO DESTROY RUSSIAN ARMADA

Tokyo Claims Capture of Two Strong
 Positions Before Port Arthur, Thus Preventing Retreat tO
 Lfaothieshan Forts.
 LONDON. Dec. 24--A special dis patch from Tokyo says that in the event of Admiral Kamimura, who has gone south with squadron of power full cruisers, sending wireless mes sage of the approach of the Russian second Pacific squadron the whole Jap anese fleet, which has been blockading Port Arthur, will proceed south and give battle to Rojestvensky's feet.
 A Mukden report says that volun- teers during the night occupied Japa- nese trenches opposite their positions. Three trenches were evacuated by the Japanese with scarcely fight. The victors were surprised to find box lying in plain view, which they opened carefully, fearing that 1t might contain explosives, but they found in 1t wine, biscuits and sweets and a letter in Russian politely requesting it's accept ance from disturbing neighbors.''
 Advices from Tokyo say that thu inn DGE1dI WAE UOdIu AdS DuIICS1AGO d O1S- patch from the third army, before Port Arthur, which announces that while the center column was attacking two of the intrenchments south of Shung- shu mountains before dawn 1,400 vol unteers of the right army surprised the enemy on a hill ninety-six meters high about one-half mile to the south of Two Hundred and Three Meter hill and after two hours fighting occupied the position, capturing seven prisoners and one nine-centimet gun.
 The Russians attempted to dislodge the Japanese, but were repulsed. While this last fight was going on the ex- treme right of the Japanese attacked another hill still farther west and with in rifle fire of White Wolf hill After forty minutes' fighting this also was taken, and naval guns are now being mounted. The two positions are prac- ticalIy secure and will prevent the re- treat of any Russian forces toward the Liaothieshan forts.
 A St. Petersburg dispatch says that the daughter of Bishop Ornatsky, a very holy man of the Russian church, lately deceased, has sent to General Kuropatkin a rude wooden cross with remarkable letter praying the bless Ing of heaven on the Russian arms. The cross is, of course, only one of thou sands of ikons and sacred symbols that have been showered on the army in the far east. But the letter states that the cross is from Jerusalem and has been in the Ornatsly family for gen erations
 A Wonson dispatch says that Ko- reany who has been employed at vladi- vostok and left thege fortnight ago, asserts that heavy guns are constantly arriving and being mounted on seven :een of the highest hills surrounding the city of VladIvostok in anticipation of a 1eige by the Japanese.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-24
UNITED STATES AS A FARM
Whole States Devoted to One Crop and Vast Domain Still Re-
 mains Untitled.

The area of the United States, ex- elusive of Alaska and insular posses sions. is 3,000,00O square miles. Census returns give $50, ,000 square miles of this as improved farm" land. An in teresting illustration lies in assuming a segregation of the principal farm products within specific areas Of famil- jar boundary. In the following ar engagement the areas, if not absolutely accurate in all cases, are sufficiently close to give good idea of what the national farm would look like if it were parceled out in such a manner. Thus planted, Maine and New Hamp- shire would be the oat field, Rhode Island, with 300 square miles from eastern Connecticut, would De the to- bacco plantation. The rest Of Con- necticut, with Long Island, would be the potato patch. Vermont, Massachu- sets, New York, New Jersey and Del aware would form a vast wheat field. Virginia and West Virginia would be a hay field. Maryland would 6e plant cd in rye, barley and buckwheat. North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia would be covered with corn. There is a choice between Texas or a combination of Ohio. Kentucky. Mich 1gan. Indiana. Illinois and Wisconsin as the pasture and grazing land and for the cultivation of minor crops and garden truck. With this vast area thus occupied. iB left nearly three quarters of the national domain In the form of unimproved land and forest. . It is the biggest farm in the world and an empire is left for settlement and EuItfVataop.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-24
BAIL FOR pR. cHADMIeIs.
Receavar at Cleve1amd Eanaa
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&red New York Hnta.
 CLEVELAND, O., Dec. a. Arganee ments are being made, lt is under to secure bail for pr. Leroy Chad who with his wife, Mrs. Cassie ~ E wick, has been indicted by tho coun grand jury, charged with forging uttering e5.OO0, 900 note aianed drew Carnegie, when he arrave heE pr. Chadwick iB now on hin ny New York from Paris, ana exxad papers are to be requested.
 At the Chadwick house yesfard the receiver made Q hasky amspoc and there found several suits ~ with the hats to match. Among were sealskin suits, beautiful co boa and nun of great value. com plete suit of Persian Iarnb. dt for queen, and several fine chinchllIas, viii hats to match. There were hun6 boxes of hats, all of which bore the Mabel of Mime. Louise of New York. appraiser will be employed to valu these goods.
 A. A. stearns, counsel for Newton of BrookIine, said yeater6 that there was little doubt that for $9O, 600 would be filed againsa doctor as soon as he landed. This will be based on notes and chec given Newton by Dr. Chadwick and dorsed by Mrs. Chadwick. She haa a ready been sued for this indovsement
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-24
Apple Tempted Eve.

A botanical friend showed me not long since what he said was an apple that must have tempted Eve in what was surely q tropical fruit garden, says . writer in Country Life in America. It was a little bit of an oriental crab, about a third of an inch in diameter, and, of course, it was bitterly sour! My philo- sophizing friend pointed out that, of course. the fruits in Eden were the natural wild" fruits, and he was wou- dering whether the fall of mankind would not have been accelerated if the attracting tree had been hung with fair crop of the golden bellfiower, or of crim- son-striped wealthy or wiHssap!