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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-06-14
MYsTlFYINe TO RUSSIANS.
Japanese Advance North and South Of
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

OUpdUS8S AOvdOCS NOTI1 anu 0OuI1 OF
Fengwangcheng. ~
st. Petersburg: June 1.-THE jap
anese advance of columns north and
south of Fengwangcheng is causing
considerable mystifcation. The pre-.
ponderance of military opinion still
inclines to the belief that the move.
ments in both directions are feints, al.
though the opinion that General Ku.
roki has begun serious advance by
both TANKS against Liaoyang does not
lack supporters.
Renewed skirmishing is reported in
the neighborhood of Siuyen, but there
is no confirmation officially of the en-.
gagement reported by correspondent
of the Associated Press at Haicheng
rs having occurred thirty miles south.
east of Haicheng, in the direction of
the Fengwangcheng road, which was
reported to have resulted in the loss
of TWO japanese battaliQns. Should
this report turn out to be Rue it would
show that the Japanese are advancing
toward Haicheng by two roads, as the
column reported engaged must have
been different from the one which
drove out the Russians from Siuyen
on the road further south. Absolute
confirmation is not obtainable of the
report that General Kuropatkin is dis
patching troops from Mukden against
the enemy's right.
. Extreme reticence is manifested at
the war Office regarding the military
situation, which is generally inter.
preted as oreshadowing important de.
velopm ents in the immediate future.
While the imminsnce Of decisive bat.
tie between the two main armies is
distinctly discouraged news of fighting
of rather heavy character is antici-
pated. The lack of Off cial dispatches
from kuropatkin during the last forty
eight hours is regarded as significant.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-06-14
MEMBER OF SUICIDE CLUB.
Wealthy Resident of Bridgeport, Conn
+ ~ Ends His Existence.

Wealthy Resident of Bridgeport, Conn.,,
Z" s@& Ends His Existence.
New York, June l4.-George Wag-
ner, a wealthy German resident of
Bridgeport, Conn.,, committed suicide
by shooting himself with revolver at
the Morton House Mr., Wagner was
the moving spirit OF q club of well
known German residents, first organ
ICED as a "13" club. Later on one after
another of the congenal spirits began
to die by suicide. That gave rise to
the report that there was suicide
club In Bridgeport. an allegation which
was stoutly denied by the Germans
who made Wagner's place. their head
quarters. It is noteworthy that prae-
ttically all OF the men who were for
merly identified with that organization
have died by their own act There is
said to be one member left, who Is a
.i0Weler here. '@$5S 4. Z: II Ia
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-06-14
WHIPPING POST REVIVED.
kentucky Negro Given Twenty Lashes
I In Public Square,.

Lexington, KY, June l4.-Police
Judge John ]. Riley revived the old
whipping post regime when he sen.
fenced Simon Scearce, q fifteen-year-
old negro lad, to be whipped In the
public square. Scarce had struck q
small white boy.
u The court decree that the boys
mother take the negro to the public
square and give him twenty lashes
with q buggy whip The mother, ID
the presence of q large crowd, admin
inferred the punishment as directed.
This Il the first time such m incident
has been Witnessed ID Kentucky since
the Civil war.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-06-14
THIRTY FiREMEN OVERCOME.
Tobacco Smoke and Alcohol Fumes
PROSTATE New Workers..


PROSTATE New Workers.
New York, June 14.-Thirty fremen
were temporarily overcome by tobacco
smoke and the fumes from alcohol
early in the day while fighting a fire
In Holtz' cafe on Broadway. The fire
was confined to the subcellar, in which
liquors and cigars were stored, and
the fumes and the dense smoke from
the burning cigars hindered the fire.
men to such an extent that they were
compelled to work in two minute re.
lays. During the fire an ambulance
surgeon was stationed near by to care
for the fremen, whose eyes caused
them intense pain after each rush in
to the smoke The damage to the
restaurant was 100000. The upper
floors Of the building are occupied by
wholesale milliners and the loss on
their stock is also placed at $1O0, 900.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-06-14
PERDtcARls MUCH BETTER.
American Also Pleased at Prospect OF
Speedy Release. %& Is.

Tangier, June III. w. S. LANCER.
man. commissioner of the Moroccan
section of the, ST. Louis exposition, ar
rived here Sunday from the; camp Of
Raisuli, the bandit. In an interview
Mr.. Langerman said: 1..s r 5$ B. ~ 4. 1
Il left here by steamer for Arzili, in
company with a d friend and three
Moors. the object being to see Raisuli
and try to arrange the present diff
culties. 1 +. ..5se ~ z" .;,.,;llt1
II met Raisuli and his band, fully
armed, and suspicious of the visit. For
q few moments the situation was
critical, but all passed of well.
I /, Zion Perdicaris, the American whom
Raisuli holds captive, is much better
and in good spirits over the prospect
Of his speedy release" ~ a.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-06-14
CHICAGO Union Stock Yards.

+ Chicago. June 13.-Cattle-Good to
prime steers, $6.25@6.60; poor to me-
dunn, $4.75@6.00; stockers and feed
ers, $3.00@4.7O; cows, $1.75@4.50;
heifers. s2.50@5.25; calves, $1,000
$50. Hogs-Mixed and butchers, $3.50
@5.00; good to choice heavy, 1880
sos; rough heavy, $4.75@4.95; light,
$4.80@495. Sheep-Good to choice
wethers, $5.00@5.50; Western sheep.
$4.50@5.5e; native lambs, $5.OO@6.75;
Western, $5.50@6.50; spring, 5000
7.2k. - y = -
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-06-14
Duluth Wheat and Flax.

Duluth, June 13.-Wheat-To arrive
NO. Northern, 94ssc; No. 2 North
ern, 92ssc. On track-No. l Northern,
94B @951sc; No. 2 Northern, $3.50
92hsc; July, 94hc; Sept, SIC. Flax
In store and on track, s1.0Sh; July,
$1.o9A; Sept, $1.10A; Oct, $1.101h.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-06-14
CORRESPONDENT MISSING.
Recently Started on Third Attempt
Sss 5s Enter Port Arthur. i l.. t.5T

tNSSSHHtyt!0 HSO VII JIttTV N0ISTt1PH SV
u 5s IN Enter Port Arthur. 5-5E i,
Indianapolis, june "A cable from
Chefoo announces that fears are enter
tained for the safety Of Hector Fuller,
the indianapolis News staff war, cor.
respond nt, who left there recently to
make his third attempt to enter, Port
Arthur. He was last seen Friday by
Stanley Washburn, stan correspondent
OF the Chicago News, with whom he
had N arranged to communicate his
movements. He was then leaving the
Miaotao islands. fort five miles south
OF Fort Arthur. It Is believed he has
effected an entrance into Port Arthur
;or has been captured or drowned. Sec
Rotary Of State Hay and the Russian
government have been notified.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-06-14
St. Paul Union Stock Yards,

st. Paul. June 13.-Cattle-Good to
choice steers, S5.00@5.50; common to
fair, $4.00@4.75; good to choice cows
and heifers, $S.50@4.50; veals, $2.50@
3.75. Hogs-S4.40@4.75. Sheep-Good
to choice yearling wethers, $4,000
6.25; good to choice lambs, $5.25@5.75.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-06-14
JAPAN ITS DESTINATION. Il
American Submarine Boat Now Cross.
z.1. inn fhA Atlanta. hNt - r. >

! ing the Atlantic. = ,.y.
4 New York, June Alt is definitely
stated here that Japan will be. the
ultimate destination of a submarine
boat which is now being carried across
the Atlantic on the deck Of the Nor
wegian steamer Fortune, about which
much mystery has been made the past
week. The boat was built by an
American firm. 1t is said to have been
sold to private persons for S250,O0O
and by them shipped to a private firm
in Suez. The second purchaser will,
It is understood, turn the boat over
to agents of the Japanese government.
When the Fortune sailed her papers
gave Cork as the destination of the
Hfaanar ~, ~ o. ~, ~ y -
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-06-14
FIVE PERSONS DROWNED.
Parents and Three Children Victime
OF Floods.

Antlers, l. T., June 14-Five men,
bers of family named Smith were
drowned at Wadena, near here, Sun
day. The father, mother and three
children were the victims of the un-
precedented food from which this dis
trict is now suffering.
At this point the river is nearly two
miles wide and for a time communica-
ton Of all kinds has been cut off.
Antlers has had no mail service since
June T.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-06-14
Two Executions at sina sinq.

/: Ossining, N. Y, June 14.-Albert
Koepping, who murdered John Martin
in Port Jervis, and Oscar Borgstrom,
who killed his wife in Mount Kisco,
were put to death in the electric chair
at Sing Sing prison during. the day.
The executions took place without a
hitch and twenty-four minutes after
the first man was led to the chair the
second was pronounced dead. 1855
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-06-14
BANDITS TERMS GRANTED. .

HePly OF sultan Of Morocco Forwarded
Il TO Raisuii.
Tangier, June 14.The British min
lister here confirms the reports that
nearly all Of Raisnli's terms have been
granted by the sultan Of Morocco,
whose reply has been forwarded to
sRaisut. II ;is hoped this win satisfy
the bandit chief and that the captiyes
win be released Immediately.
The minister was very guarded IN
his statements and was unable to say
more, until the captiyes are liberated.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-06-14
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
MINNEAPOLIS Wheat,

Minneapolis, June -Wheat-July,
1878 oslo: Sept, S1Ac; Dec. 1880.
On track-No. / hard, 95%c; No. l
Northern, S4kc; No. 2 Northern,
92Ac,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-06-14

Officer and eighteen men, and wounded
two officers and seven men. The
Taihoku which 10 naval transport, was
not seriously damaged. j5&, i. y < ia
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-07-08
3euti1e Spar6auf bua Baltimore

@illisite @elead)tnng nnh Seisung
snnt apheu fir gSobnunaeu, Gefort3, 2dbeu
II. |. 10 au6erbalb oer Stant unb auf hem
petter fann ben Senit tbreu. Gai8 por8ilg
libes 2itt SibereS, raidbes, beauemes 6iiliss
mittel beim aocber. 9Ippnrate fir S6S uno
bes itdbtiiben CSasprefeS. Galierbaft fir bie
gdu5e Gebens5eit: 3urieoenite(lune euraniirt.
slppnrate, nm alien anforoeritngen 6ll genii9eH,
grob pber flein.
s. M. &emp Mfg. Gu.,
Sfiucr. nub Sarelab. straRe.
(Sun29-I& 2, tMtIb)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-07-08
Summer & 8eder,
0entides gani' mub @edieIseiddft,
217 goartlaub.S .Strake.

GtfgftebeF bfF HftieMbSyfe.
un. nnb yseriaui Don etc6S unb apubs.
8e9feI nnb grebitbriefe aiif nIIe balpt(dtbIiften
Sfdoe gmropd'S Mns nftb Betfanf fre1flber
1n. S4iffstarfen oou tirb tId@ Deutf0ion6.
l0brtt27-, 80.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-19

ginternpben. Srobs bet
nalttineelfg mil6e SEER, scr life lng-
ger &fnoringer / @eien for 8pggeriet,
er Ser for Gi6en en- ioo betpoelig Or,
bejoSlesbe6. ! &jebenbopn> al Sama=
ritanerne Dar dnfet Set %ngouen6tgt at
begpnoe 1eres Btrfiombe6. 0g iao
itnrf bar Itlitrpnningen allere6e 0eIt
ferlte Dag, at ODER $500 Merncifer
ipgte til Sc gieitfrit 0Gffeoe @or0e
for at 1tille 6eres Cult. Com los
bon1ig bar set oberbcjen6e &binoer
og 86rn, Ser mpote pao Sc forjfief1=
lige 8elpisningsiteoer men ser bar
oog ogiaa iergeligt mo1tgc urge %
arbeiosopgtigc Menneif ter iblonot
6em> bba6 Ser 10 iGrlig @roo bis
11er ON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. betpoelige
Smfang.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-19
&jpbcnbamh

6ranf 9 eforotion
6orlo9sbogbon0ler Sofob @egel er
al Sen franlfe &egjering u6nepnt til
Sfficier Sc l'in1tr11ction p11blique.
5tor Nobe til Gjoi=
asfirfen. Bjcn11em $50
ltor Mogenien far &omiteen for
GloioSfirfens Spfprelie mo0taget cit
teltomel1toriif @opc, i0et @uSejer 8.
Senlen og @11ltru / 9(nla0ning al Be-
res Splp6rpllup far telton1enteret
o%pennGpnte Strife bere5 Gjenopm /
@gpensgo0e 81, 81 terpolo Sogn.
% y Dabn og 8 e + e I :
tibet. Sfglge uBol." er Ser mi
igjen Eloner pppe ON cit Smor0ning
al Npbopns @noe beo &ongens Mp='
torn og Ell SjGrnelie al 8etbellfi6et.
Monen ltoor / 6orbin0elle mes ct
Sroieft ON Sergefart fra Mpbopn til
&riittonsbopns Sorb, cg 6o SEN fan
rea[iieres for 10000 &r., ontoges ser
at bore M1tligbe0 for 6ens @jennem=
fprelIe.
OIaf &ouI1en Morge.
9et forlp6er / 6isie Gage, at set fgl.
Gbeaters ferite og fg0te @omifer,
@r. Olaf @ol1llen, for mo6toget en-
Opfor6ring til at optre0e JONI @jGit
paa set nor1fe acknowledgement Sri
ltionio mi til Sorooret. Sen norife
Gfueipilerin0e, 6r1 Dpbmao, ser for
fort 1i6 it6en bap6e Ell laa imuf
Sufces / @jebenbapn, ifol bore BEN,
ser bar facet Irrangementet /
@toro.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-19
= Danmark. =
Mlminoclisc @fterrctninscr.

9 erre=S ageu. Set lp=
mes lpm CIT Sen mcget omtaltc Sag
paa &ieler0amperen ifal treffe /
2on9brog. Sc Sorbpr, iom Borg
meter Nouefe pnifebe optogl1e peb 1.
&rin,inolfonm1er, CT en0nu life lll1t=
teoe. Splfetbingsman0 &jerre, Ser
10 CT @obeoperlon / Sogen, ct for CT
Sio reilt til Spllono, % Sogen moa
I, olGttes, til ST.. @ierre penoer til
ba9e. Mfferen ifal itoa meget ubel=
bigt for 8icrre.> Set Ter IT'S, joni ont
ban life Tan Hippo mes CIT @p0c.
Oct npc 6clt t y 5.
S 0islc Gage bar @uren mootagct eli
2enering al 16 Stpfter &r1pplfe
Tcltfonol,er al Set / oipigte Aor dp=
probercoc INC Spltenu. &c 5 fNrlt
mcotoane &oupner er lna bl,rtia lon1
nlllilt fnrOelte til THturtillcriafoc=
lin1erll,, bpor Ser io for Siocu CT
Mouolfoh unocr %llooonncllc, for at
ncttc fan hlipc 1iprt befje1ot n1eO
Sfpticts SSl1oretning % 9stienn1g.
SSorllocn lelne &anoncrl1e CT Ser TILT
&c m1fonunct no0et Seletpi og en- Gel
eln1nn1rlitipu.
@onQeus $ lhreO. Set
CT ct Noot @epi5 pao &ongel,s Sci
hrso:tifita,1o / Sichliffct, at ban fon
nperpurc NpcrnforeltlllinJcr / Set
fr1lgelise Sbeoter % at ban bar flln=
net 9~ie1cptuge line onglige Spaol ere
tire / Set fri: set pil b,refter life for
uuore, at @ol.gcn bper Tormiooog
%inofincer Jig / Mioebuie1 pe0 Gbrilti=
onshor9 Slot % til6ringer cit Sime
poa Mpageu al iin D%l1olingSbeit. 6or=
lebcn oflugoe &ongen cit Spfonlf
l,ing:piiit / set tpife @eia1otlfob /
A%nleoning al Seller @ilbelms Tp0=
iel5oog.
nnocrpi:nin g. S1n s.
beGslnre. Set bcrnn1 ne0lottc
Tolfethingsltopo[g bor ofgipct &C.
tenfning: &eo Torbonoling meo Mi=
uilteren % SET ON Torl lag til 2op
om eGnoringer / Sfolclopen al 1899
neoiatte llopolg CT Set op11ooet, at
bette l(opolg pil fprelloo S11nDbe0$=
lere optogct blonbt Sc polgfri Sag /
Jolfelfolen. Men Du bele l10balget
er enigt ON Sogens ltore @etp0ning
% pnlfer at ltDrfe 6el1s TremDGflt
pe0 at pGffe olmin0elig Smmnrfiom=
9e0 for Sen % peo at lntte Minii te<
ren / Stono iii at fl111ne pirfe for
Slruobeos(rrens Sptogelie Sfoler=
ne % for 2rremiolers Si%lpejebrin=
gelle, o1beioler ltopolget Set bpje
lbi1g at il11tte @cbonolingcn al 6pr=
iloget neo At ne0toge fplge1oc mott
pereoe Gagsoroen:
vTolfethingct uo5aler, at Set moe
an ce5 for PM fcligt, at Ser 6uo0e /
Borne folen % ltngooms lfolen me0=
oeles ltn6erpisning / slnbbe0slgre,
Derl,nber lnrlig en- sc Sl,berfl1lolen
%Deorpren0e S11n0beosregler og Sirf=
ningen al NpOelien al lpirttugie
9riffe, og opfor0rer Minilteren for
Strife og ltn6erbisningsp9 le1et til
pao %Tinonslopfor lloget for Sinans=
aoret 1904-1905 at fremlntte 6or=
lag ON en- 8epil(i1g til Tremn1e al
l1n0erpi:ning / Sun6be0slGre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-19

~ 9ern1ng BD bar 4>341 SnobDg=
Jere.
Snbb i
u olborg CT otter 6en li0ite Spz
BOAST, bpilfet betp0er> at
spcn otter lplres at pofie otter Sc tire
io?te N(ors Stognation. Ser er
1918 flcre &pinbcr cas- Mnn6.
Ser ep= &pGget. Spfz
:rgcrmcl tier Mbolf Scsoorpb ogter at
lnofjpbc 80 Str. Serlep=&peg til
Spltolouiug pon en- 8uar0, &irfetof=
/ 9nslcp> lum ban nplig far
Ser lful 0a fer oripeS &enoDl
nj Ser1ep. Yuu en al1Icn al fine
bil @ofjGgermelteren epen=
foripge &rp0sning.
Tirmact s., O. @eis &
Spns Se%rnitpbcri I Miooelfort er
.opergooet til eli Mftielelfab mes en-
g%fticfopitol al 10000 SIR. 8eltprel=
len beItoor al Sen ti0ligere Gjer, So
brifmnt g. &eis (6ormuuo). 8onf=
Oireftpr 81. s. @m1iem og Gugfprer
@onicm, Mi00elfart, iunt Gros>
lerer 6. g. Semler AT &jgbenbapn.
Mountaineering 9ireftpr. or Sngeni.
Of spen0fen @els. Gel1fdbets Nopr
or vMftieielifobet s.. g. &els &
Tili f. > eff MI m IT 9 b
me'6'l em Wbrua6sme0:
Tenn, 9lfulf Sngp. Mortenien / s.:
bjerg er forleoenr 6a Dm iammer
ma6 nogle Mrbei6ere bur, / Ttrr0 mel
at u6ege" 9lfa0ene pon 81rpggeriet
fomrnen Temt til 5fa6e:: ct 9lfa<
efsplo0ere6c ncnltg, og roget a:
8nnocn flpi rs. Morten1en, ion
ito6 pe0 5o0et, fit f(ere~ ltprre Soo1
/ @obe6et og bejre' &rooeben bruffet
ban fif ct Soar. pou @uge1r, ct tb9r;
gienltem l1n5erlGben, OF s. SRrrbel
lloaet us.
en- p.l u.O>i e'l 6 9go
Sra Ndrreirn0bp %ifripes: Timber er
mil16re Slbspoa6e %. Sun11ar fon
Torpo1ter Ntals Stenitrrpr pua &alS
2o0egoar6 til Stebe for at bjelpe
me6 5ll1fningen. 8to115en blep FUR
tig ill,ffet, men fort Si6 efter fan0rez
Stenitr1tp liggen6e' pua, @pggen,
bp6: Son er ~iifffert 6p6 af ct Sier.
teilag:. 5tenitrup bar EFT meget an.
iet 2anbman6, 46 Mar gar1nref. @an
bar netop' i 8eyreb meb at fipbe So
0eguar6en al @ierinbem Frnprieter
SQfDn 3NuhIs Gnfe.
Streife pa;n Gierrits,
I ep= g: aren. 80 Man6, iom
er befinffftiigeoe mes 8anearbei0e /
Tob1tg, @1rnbitr1op, Ges1es og / zen
tet be0 itoitnabnte Steo,
far ne0Qagt Mrbej6et. Marlogen I'll
er, at 2gn11etr in0e be6 Sbi:
ite>, poo @ru11o al Sc oprere 9epe=
p%ilfaar> er en- Snu1le b6iere, bpilfet
Sc %1trcjfen0e Mrbeiberc far fplt Jig
6rpltboI6ne ODER. Talfene bil moo.
toge 6eres Mfregning, men antagelig
oil Mrbej6et ftt11re blipe fortlat ina=
reit. Streifen er iua meget merfe=
1om ser bar brepen lobet &r=
beiberne 2gnforb6ielie fra 1. Wtarts.
8arnemor6s a gem ro
6 febef. Sberretten / 8iborg
bar afiogt 9om / 5agen MOB 2obile
Gbrilttqnfen, Ser Sen z. S1li / 51or
lit A Maane6er gomle Barn
/ 6 lfebef Mo1e beb @%fan0erborg.
Teo ltn6errettens 9om bar Mrre<
Itanttn6en i6pmt 2 NarS Gorbeo=
men Sperretten, Ser /
MooiGtning i'll ltn0errettenS Dom
I~tat1tcre0e, at bun maatte anieeS at
babe bon6let meb SperlGg % / fulo
ttlregnelig Stl1ton6, ferpe1e Straf=
fen til 8 Mars Gl,gtbusQrbej0e. SIR
reitanti,roen blep fun itraffet for
poa Drab, i6ct set life b6
Sb6nftionen bar beltemt oplpit, at
De6saoriogen bar Drufning, og ben
lite fnn6e aniees for u6ez
at 8arnet, Mrreitanbinoen naf-
.ioenbe, hab6e pGret 6p6t, 81 jbnn i
Drabsbenitgt lagoe set 8anoet,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-19

8rono 5ufferb Ii :
iet". 6orle0en S%ormi06ags peo
II Si0en u0brg0 Ser S(oebrouo /
@aiingprsgooes Suffer offino0eri>
popl1lprt vSnfferbuiet", Ser ligger
in6eflemt mellem Suite og @oor0e
mi0t / set gan1le .&jebenbabn. 6aca=
6ert pe1Ser moo @ellingprsga0e; paa
bpjre og penitre SIDE flonferes Set
al @l1ienc MOS @orgerga0e og N6el<
go0e, % Sc bogelte 2ugerbpgninger
bender l6 moo Or. Sprrgooe. @n
Sme6, Ser orbej0e6e / eu glepotor,
por fpmmen til at bnlte Ell 2ompe;
SIhen fenge6e ltrafs, pg efter en-
bolpon6en Simes Mrbejbe Dor man
f%11l6Iten6ig @erre ober 2lrarne, ser
fun bab6e fortGret ct StDffe al
2oftsetagen paa 9ogerbDgningen
moo 81. Spergo0e.
Ser bar bren6t imellem 4 %
5000 86. Gutter. Men paa @rtnb
al Ben be0bol0e16e Sperrtsling, for
bplfen man bab6e u0lat Sagetagen.
par 8an6et trengt tgiennem fra Soft
til Soft belt 11e6 til 5t1ueetagen.
8ronoifa6en ct opgiort til $4,000.
@roner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-19

5tort &enge ct Dperi.
Marbus aornfompogni, ser. for. 1pogle.
Mor foen bar @ienlton6 for, ct bur=
tigt opfloret &engetpberi, er otter:
blepet beitioalet for ct itdrre 8elbh,
lom set imioIerti6 lige1o1n 1i6lt me-
get bltrftgt 1pffebes at bringe til
8eie tgjen. Ser blep reemlig ltioo=
let ct 8ren, ser in6ebolbt $500 Ser.
ffontont iomt mg(e Mrrbtsninger, iolt
ca. 5000 &r. 9a Solitiet fit
Soge1 i'll unSerlpgelie, bleh set b1tr=
tigt f%onltateret, at Epberiet fun fun>
oe bore begaaet poa ct ol6eles be-
TENT Gi6spunft, og berpe0 le0e0eS
Mistonfan pao en- t2oorig 8poreng,
ser poa set poagiel0enoe Ti0Spnnft
bor ifl1llet %oflebere ct 8reD til 6or-
retningen. Dre1rgen maatte ogloa
gou til 8efien6elie og tilitoa, at ban
bop0c grabet @engene neo paa Den
gamIe &irfegoor6, pg Der fonot $50
litiet Sem benimo6 Mften goo Be-
bol6; ser mangle6e fun en- Sifrone<
Ie66el.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-02-19
Yrobinfune.

O06er 8p far efter Sen li0~
itc Tolfetulling 1927 S,1obpggere
og &erning 8p bar 1911 Sn0bpg~
gere.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-08-20
steer Hunt In Chicago.

CHICAGO, Aug. 20-Packlng house
employees and hHngry strikers We'd
with each other in steer hunt that
extended throughout the night follow
Ing the riot preclpitated 10y the APP
pearance of eleven runaway beeves
from Morris a. Co.'S plant in the dis
trict west of the stockyards. The car
casses of four have been accounted
for. Little beyond the hoofs and horns
remained to tell the story, and there
was an ample beef supply i'll many a
home to which such luxury has long
been stranger.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-08-20
SATISFYING INVESTMENT

that omons of dollars
the
like
the
indefinitely
abundance formerly
speculative ecuries life specified value easily
with its Such redemption guaranteed by such plethora
stuonso the world Had the small preferred place their
policies wild
speculation For good safe Styling and able there
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-08-20

NEW YORK, Aug. 20.-Another re-
duction has been made in Transatlan-
tic passenger rates. The American line
has fixed $55 for first cabin passage
on the St Louis. st. Paul, New York
and Philadelphia, $50 for second cabin
fares on the New York and Philadel-
phia. and $3.50 on the ST. Louis and
st. Paul from New York to Southamp-
ton. From Philadelphia to Liverpool
the rate for second class passengers on
all steamers running between those
ports will be $50.