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Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-27
$1oo REWARD, s1Oo.

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 it's stages, and that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrl. Cure is the only positive cure now known 70 the medical fraternity. Ca iarrb being a cons -ftutional disease Squires a constitutional trearmen. Halls CataTsA 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 constitu- lion and assisting nature in doing its work. The pr5prietors have so much faith n it's curative powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that t fails TO cure. Send for list of testimonials.
 AdcTess F. J. Cheney 6 Co, Toledo, O.
 Sold by all druggists. 75c.
 Take Hoods Family Pills for consn- patton.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-27
NaQuin & Co. lead in furniture.
S1O0 REWARD.

A reward of s1OO will be paid by he undersigned for information that VIII lead to the arrest and conviction of party or parties who stole tools ana material from the Bisbee, Arizona. Gold and Copper Mining company's premises prior to Nov. %. or at any time thereafter.
 (Signed)
 BISBEE. AR Z., c. & c. II. CO,
 By VI R. MARIAN,
 Gen. MgE,
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-27
NIP IT IN THE BUD.
l'irst ! Appearance Of DandruR -'ors
 runner of Future RnlJaass

HiTHt l Appearance Of DandruR -'or7.
 runner of Future BalJness.
 Tn1t such is the case has been con- clusiVelT proven by scientific re<earcl Prof U1aa. the noted European ski specia'ist. declares that dandrun is t7, o"rrowed-np cuticie of the scalp. caused by parasites destroying the vitality 5u the hair bulb. The hair become. rfeerss- and. in time, falls out. This can be prc- vented.
 Newbro'7 Hcrpicide kills this dqndr7lr germ. and restores the hair to it's na+I,--a- softness and abunda ncy.
 herpicide is now used by thou~an5s O TNcp!e-al satisfied that it is the most "cnderful hair preparation or the mar ket to-day.
 Sod by leading druggists Send 10c. in sfa77I.s for rample to The HerDicide Go Detroit Mich.
 The Bishee Drne Co.,. Bishee Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-27
WHY NOT TAKE A TRIP TO CITY
 OF MEXICO?

After the busy holidays and stock taking is over, why don't you take rest before starting cn the nex year? The personally conducted excursion to the City of Mexico January 1st is just the thing for il is Q most delight ful trip at this time of the year and rare opportunity to visit Mexico a: it's best while the exceedingly low rate Of $43-00 for round trip cant be beat. Make your Pullman reservation early in order 10 secure good location by wiring V. R. Stiles. Fl Paso. Texas. Or Advise Garnett King, who will glad Y attend to it. Pullman one way Sl Mex.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-27

Sprrng wagons, delivery wagons and all kinds of wagons can be four at the Brophy Carriage Repository a Lowell.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-27

When you feel that nice fresh dst VIII make your supper complete, cal Main Street Market, Phone IA.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-27

Runabouts and vehicles of all de scriDtions. ;he good kind. at Brophy Carriage Repository at Lowell.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-27

Another carload buggies has beeE received at Lowell al the Bropny Car riage Repository.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-27

MEET ME at the English Kitchen and
 let's exchange ideas.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-27

The real live poultry is to be found at Mosher & Reeds Main Street Mar ket.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-27
ssss s s P sxSss~ 2
 BUSINESS and lOCAI' ss s s Sy s = E ss e

THE CLOTHES That make the man are made by Blunt. the Tailor, back of Fire House.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-27

FOR SALE-Four houses; good loca tion; Brewery Ave. Enquire Mrs. Ben Sand.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-27

Second hand furniture boush, and sold at Naquin & Co.'S.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-27

Main Street Market for fresh fish aId q poultry. Phone IA.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-27
PERSoNAt---The finest music night
 ly in the city at the Turf.
Buy bargains at Naquin & Co.

M-F. NJ MOrfo5t does all kinds of wOIk in her line-dye1ng. bleaching and restoring hair TO natural color. Hair treatment a speciality. Hughes block. room l.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-27

PLAIN sEwlNe-s2 Upper Main &
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-27

. Variety of fresh f1sh direct from Baltimore at Whitehead's restaurant today.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-27

F. j. HARVEY. D. D. s.-Ofices Ceu
 tral Hotel, Main St Phone 149.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-27

See Naquin, the furniture man.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-27

FOR SALE-Clean rooms and beds at Grand View Lodging House at s6 per month. and the best meals in town served at Grand View Dining Par lors.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-27

Phone 2lO-for WOOD and COAL.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-27

welcome to come in write your let ters at the Turf.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-27
toR SALE.

FOR SALE-Two-room house furnish ed; close in. Easy terms. Apply this office
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-27

PERSoNAL-Every day, In the want ad columns. the tide which leads On to fortune"-foT someone-is "at day.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-27

PERSoNAC-We will cash your
 checks at the TurS.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-27

FOR SALE-Oid papers at the Bisbee bee Daily Review office.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-27

ROULETTE WHEEL AND TABLE complete for sale for s100. G. C.. Barry, Naco, Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-27

-oR sALE-Meal tickets, and save
 money, at the English Kitchen.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-06
DWie OcalOne cd 6mierci.

,,Nasza mala c6reczka miala o.
gromny napad kokluszu j zapalenia.
lkrtani'' pisze PAM w. <. Haylland.
! Armonk, N T.. ,,lecx, skoro.
wszystkie inne lekarstwa zawiodfy,
ocalilismy jej 1yoie : Dr.. K1ng'a
New Discovery. Nasza s~iostrzenica
kt6ra miala suchoty we wiekszym
stopniu, tax Same uzywala tego
cudownego lekarstwa . dis Jest
zupe4nie zdrowa'' Rozpaczajaacy mas
wiedzeni cho,r,olbaa ggasrrsdlal pfncc, k 90
,zystajcle 2 Dr, King New Disco-
very jakiemu ME ma r6wnego le-11
karstwa ma 6wlecie. Nieomylne pa.
kasxeli za~ziYbienie. 5ooi $l.0O blu~
telki gwarantowane prsex aptekarza:
NJ. y. Kowalewskieg Butelk "a.
probe dalmo. @s5s'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-06
|Tanie raty Ola kolonist6w Cd
logo Wrzesnia do Is. Paz-
dziernikla.

Kolei ago,Milwaukee 3 Sd,
Paul sprzedawac bsdzie codsen,LLiie1
"a is Wrsesols do Is Pazdzierni-.
astyk,iietys dla kolonistow. 30 bar
Edx~crniskklch rataeh. do mi 81 ma
ssepnljjacyc,hhs.-- Kkalif6otlrlniIi I{llanaas!
80 Colorado Idaho--AIon
[tana- Essew Mexlco#-NSewada
|Dfagon-Y aeaxlas Utah
.xylngItoni '1yopilne,U bli1sse
sxsseg66il,Y1 kols1i
'slChisssgo,M ll
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-06
ZostaWif 70 N

,.spprsoqss.zzyJ.il sleS .l5sI z z'sogE'gEV1l1 esss y
[spokoju. +.
Jak dlugo, pelenn ggnie'W 't,
2 kr6lewska godno6cia grozid
[pQsp6lstwu, o~dpoWpiaI' ,ll. ans ny
[glolnymrlI Sm ii ltltlnl znajdy-
wano chlopca barrdzo zabaw-
n,!y'm; gdy q ',:zl'l i zzn me
ny umilkl, przeSladolwcy "a
czeli sobie szukac iunlinl1e'jj roez-
rywki Tub zatrudnienia.
Badawczo spojrzal ksiaze v
|okolo siebie wszystko, co 60
otaczalo, wydalom u sic obce;
ME wiedzial, ze znajdowal sic
|jeszcze v londy6skiej City.
leo pocza6? Poszedl trochle
dtalej; powoli przyszedl mic
|dzy domy daleko Cd siebie
stojace j droga stala sic sam r1rc
tniejsza. Przy zr6dle wytrys-
kujacem Z ziemi, umyl sobie
biedny ksiaze pokrwawionl1e
nogi, potem poszed} dalej j
dosta1 sieEna obszerny, pusty
plac, ma kt6rym bylo kilka
rozrzuconych dom6w, apoje-
dnej stronie wznosil sic duzy
kosci6l. Ten budyDek poznal
zaraz. By1 on otoczony rusz-
towaniem i setki robotnik6W
pracowalo mad jego zewnetrz-
mem odnowieniem.
Teraz Edward uspokoi} siei
|uczul bezpiecznym.
8 To ko6ci6l Szarych Bra
:ci, rzek1 sam do siebie, kr6l,
mo- ojciec, odebra} go mni-
:chom i pod imieniem: Christ
Church, utworzyl PREY MIN
schronienie ola biednych, O..
puszczonych dzieci. z pew
noscia chetnie tam dopomo-
ga synowi kr6la, kt6remu
kazdy z Mich winien Wdzie-
cznos6; zw}aszcza gdy ten syn
kr6lewski jest biedniejszy i
wiecej opuszczony niz kto-
z tych, kt6rym dom
ten dal lub da schronie-
ME.
Wkr6tce wpadl " r6j caly.
chlopc6w r6znego wieku,
kt6rzy ha}asliwie sic baWili
" pike, wyScigi j t p. fWi-
czenia. Mieli ma sobie p1askie
czarne czapeczki "a male,
ably dobrze okryly glove j O.
.bcisla granatoWa odziez, dlu-.
ga ponizej kolan, 2 szeroki-]
rekawami. Szerokie czer-,
wone pasy, jasno zolte pom
itrzewiki z wielkiemi
sprzaczkami uzupe}nialy to
ubranie, uderzajaco brzyd-
kie.
Szybko przerwali chlopcy
swoja grei otoczyli Edwarda
kt6ry rzekl Wyniosle:
Dobrzy chlopcy, powie-
waszemu przelozonemu
ze Edward, ksiaze,
Walii, chce z MIN movie.
Sluchacze parskneli Smile
chem. Jeden z Mich zapy-
tail:
: Jakto, ty zebraku, byl-
by6 pos}ahcem1 jego ksiazacej
mo6ci?
Gnracvm rnmiAncam snfO-|
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-06
KsIAl'IZl,IEll7 *,
PoW,1 :IltlsEt'. s.
sa#@

4@
(Ciag dalszy
w kilku chwilach mmlaly
ksiaze Walii byl JUL malow-
niczo przyodziany " strzepy
Toma, a zebrak blyszcza]|
swietnem ubraniem kr6lewvi-
cza. Przystapili wtedy do wy
sokiego zwierciadlai ME malo
sic zadziwili, spostrzeglszy,
il tax So do siebie podobtlnil
re zamiany, jaka zrobili, mkt
ME moglby poznac. Spogla.
dali ma siebie, to znoWu v
zwierciadlo. Wreszcie ksiaze
. jakby zmieszany tym ! wido-
klein zapyta}:
- No, coz m6wisz ma
to?
= Uwolnij mic, ksiaze cd
odpowiedzi.
Me wypada, ably taxi jak
ia m6gl to wyrzec.
l.. = To ia powiem, Masz tax
podobne do moich W}osy To-
ety., ipostawe, tWarz ruchy,
re MONA jedneggo znaswzia6c
"a drugiego. Teraz kiedy
twoje mann suknie, uczuwam
mocniej i dok}adniej, co ty
uczuc musiales, kiedy ten
prosty zo}dak... Pokaz, ma<stz
!; sihce ma reku? .s...
Nam, ale ME warto Q tenn
wspominac, a ksiaze wiesz,
re ten zolnierz:.. ~
= Milcz, on byl srogi i Fly!
zawo}a1 g%niewnie mlody ksia-
re, bosa noga tupiac o posa-
dixie. Gdyby kr6l to wiedzia]}
ME wychodz ztad ME wr6ce,
rozkazuje ci.
Edward pobiegl, okryty
lachmanami, zblyszczacem O
okiem, pa}ajacemi policzkami
,przez korytarze palacu do
~g}6wnego wyjacia. Doszedlszy
tam chwycil "a krate, wstrza-
snail MIA i zawola}:
- Otwieraj mi brame!
Zolnierz, kt6ry potracil
pierwej Toma, us1uchal "a
raz, ale gdy ksiaze, u kt6rego
gniew juz przemina}, pre-
chodzi} brame, zo}nierz sill
mem uderzeniem odrzucil 60
ma gosciniec, wo}ajac Snyder
czo: -.
Otto masz, hultaju, po-
dziekowanie "a nagane, kt6-
ra przez ciebie dostalem cd,
ksiecia pana.
Patrzacy roze6miali sic glo-
sno. Ksiaze wstal, przystapil
do stray i zawolal::
Jestem ksiaze Walii, mo
ia osoba jest swieta. O6mieli-
les sic reke ma mnie podniesc
bedziesz "a to powieszony..
Zolnierz szyderczo sic roz-
smial i rzek(:
K}aniam sic waszej Wy
soko6ci. Ale zaraz dodal gnie-
wnie: : Jdz mi precz, szalo-
ny obszarpadcze!
2 krzykiem otoczyli teraz3
przechodnie biednego male.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-06

-
g, tax q mn Ina SIC oboIhhoD-
die
ZDolwau .zZkIl1n|'e''l Gle ro,zle-
|gly,a ten chlopak kt6ryy''
er'wR'sGzy.pl'oprz,aeEsdnnilo siegodez-
wal, rzekiszydzac do toWarrz:yJ1-.
szY:
Wy, niewolnicy nedzznti,
kt6rzy zyjecie 2 laski kr6-
|leW7lsskiejj OLGA jego ksiazec'ej
mo6ci, cyl tax ,malo Wiecie,
jak powinniscie postapic? Ma
kolanlach okazcie jego ksia-
zecej postaWie j majestatycz
nym lacbmanom powinna
lcze6G!
Ma p~o6mieWisko j wyszydze.
ME sWej ofiary uklekli woke
10. Ksiaze ME posiadaiac sic
2 gnieWu = kopnal noga mai
|(blizszego j rzekl:
Wei to tymczasem, MIN
(jutro szubienice ola ciebie.
Wzniesc kaze!
Teraz juz ME bylo zartu
"a daleko rzecz sic posune1a.
Ma twarzach chlopc6w obu-
rzenie zastapilo poprzednia
wesolosc.
Wypedzciego! Rzuci6, gdzie
konie plaWia! Gdzie So psy?
[Poszczuc 90 niemi! zaWola1o
|kilkanascie glos6w.
Nastapilo W~idowisko, jake
go Anglia dotad ME Widzia-
la; osoba nastepcy tronu u
ehodzila pred plebejskimi
skulakami a co gorzej. pred
psami!
Gdy noe nakoniec zarad-
la, biedny Edward znalaz1 sic
" gesto zabudowanej czesci
City. Recei nogimial pokrwa-
wione cialo podrapane j sin
cami okryte, 1achmany stwar
dnialy Cd blota. Me wiedzac,
jak sobie radzic, szed1 dalej j
dalei, wreszcie tax oslabl, Eel
juz n6g prawie podnosic ME
m6g}. Juz.o mic ME pytal
przechodzacych; zamiast spo-
dziewanej pomocyi objasnie6
te sciagaly mu tyl-
ko znieWagi.
Ciagle powtarzal sobie te.
raz pc cichu:
Olfal.C Court, tax on naz-
wal ulice. Jesli sic tam do
stane MIN wyczerpawszy silly
upadne; to bede u%ratowany.
rodzice przeciez poz-
naja, 70 MIN ME jestem; vi
kazdym razie odprowadza
do zamku tam powie-
dzza 20 jestem ksieciem. Pol
Wr6ce vice znoWu do moich
praw.
(Ciag dalszy nastapi.)
OcalOne cd 6mierci.
,,Nasza ma}a c6reczka mia1a o.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-08
OFFICERS
FIGHT WITH
A WOMAN
Alleged RObbor Gives
Policemen Hard
Battle.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

TACOMA, March 7.-Lavipa de Lisie
is in the County Jail at Ellensburg,
having been arrested at Cle-Elum on
suspicion of being implicated in depot
robbery at that place Tuesday night.
The prisoner, who is a woman. was
dressed as a man and gave the officers
a hard struggle.
She claims she has no relatives and
expresses a wish that she be sentenced
to six years, thereby securing herself
a home for that time. The women en-
pIoyes of the Courthouse are taking up
a subscription to buy her woman's
clothing.
Three weeks ago she applied to the
County Commissioners at Ellensburg
for relief and received a ticket to Olym-
pia. A similar plea made there failed
to obtain her any transportation. Soon
after she appeared at Auburn and ap-
piled for permission to fire a freight
locomotive to Cle-Elum. She was ar
rested after reaching there. She was
suspected of being a woman by the
officer who arrested her. She was
hard prisoner TO handle and fought like
a tiger after leaving the train.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-08
1EMPEST'S
FURY STIRS
AN ALARM
Trinity County Greek
Cuts Oil WeaV-
0rVille.
Bridges Are Swept Away
During the EXtTaOrdi-
nary Storm.
Butcher With Horses and Wagon Is
WhirIed in a Torrent and Cast
on an Island.

REDDING, March East Weaver
Creek, which skirts the town of Weav-
erville. the county seat of Trinity Coun-
ty, is running wild as a result of con-
tinued rains Weaverville has been
isolated by the carrying away of two
bridges that spanned the stream at the
upper and lower end of the town. PeO-
pie there say over the telephone this
evening that they must commence con-
structing a temporary bridge in the
morning in order to secure a means OF
travel and communication with the out
side world
A. w. Fetzer fell into the raging
creek to-day and was carried a hun
dred feet, when he caught hold Of
tree, to. which he hung until rescued.
The stage to DeadwOod from Weaver
vile started to ford the creek. John
Daniels. a passenger. took fright and
leaped into the stream. He managed
to swim ashore. although handicapped
by an Cvercoat and boots in addition
to an ordinary amount of clothing.
II. W. Goetze, a Weaverville butcher.
wanted to visit a slaughter-h house this
morning. He thought that in the abb
sence Of bridges he could ford the
stream. The water washed his horses
and wagon to an island. where the in
trepid butcher was later rescued.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-08
ENTOMBED
nine HOURS,
BUT LIVES
Reno LabOrer Has
Marvellous Escape
From Death.
Special Dispatch to me Call.

RENO. New, March Henry Pc
landa. Swiss laborer. miraculously
escaped death to-day. For more than
seven hours he was entombed beneath
twenty feet of earth and rocks, suf-
fering tortures from broken bones.
thirst and threatened asphyxiatfon.
with tons of debris resting upon his
body
Pelanda and companion were
engaged in cleaning we'll for
Policeman McNeilly. Pelanda was at
the bottom of the well, filling a large
bucket, while his companion nanipu-
lated the palfrey at the top. After
working an hour it was noticed that
water was rising in the we'll very fast
and Pelanda became alarmed and be-
gan climbing the rope to reach the
top.
He. had ascended only a few feet
when the stone walls of the we'll tum-
bled in, carrying the unfortunate man
to the bottom and entombing him
beneath twenty tons of earth and
rock.
A rescue party was soon organized
to recover Pelanda's. body. When
within ten feet of the bottom of the
well the rescuers were startled by
hearing -Pelanda calling for help. He
shouted that he could hold out but
little longer.
At 2:15 o'clock Pelanda's outstretch-
ed arm was uncovered. and shortly
after his head and shoulders were
exposed. The rescue work at this
stage became very dangerous. for fear
| OF further caving. 1t was necessary
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-08
MERCHANTS OF STOCKTON
VISIT FLOODED DISTRICTS
Reclaimed Tracts Are Safe, but One
OF the Islands May Be I'm
Danger.

STOCKTON, March Fifty busi-
ness men of Stockton made a steamer
trip to the flooded district Of the low
lands in the northwest section OF the
county yesterday. None of the re-
claimed tracts of the San Joaquin
River are flooded, but Bouldin Island
is yet in danger, owing to the high
water from the Sacramento River.
The water is near the levee top and
men are watching every part of the
levees and a patrol keeps steamers
away from them There was never
any danger to Roberts Island or the
large holdings of the Rindge Company
on Old River and the food water never
came within fifteen miles of Stockton.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-08
Shin Sinks in COLLISION.

BALTIMORE, Nd, March Tn a
collision to-day off Fort McHenry be-
tween the Norwegian ship Siberia,
Captain Jacobsen, from Baracoa, with
a cargo of bananas, and the Norwe-
gian steamship Simon Dumois, Cap
tain Nieuwjar, from Banes. the former
was sunk. Tho latter was damaged
and returned to port.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-08
Russian Squadron Must Run Gauntlet of
japanese Warships to Reach the
Harb0r of DladiD0st0k.


notified that in consequence of the
impossibility of repatriating the Jap
anese at Port Arthur and Vladivostok
because of the lack of steamships
Viceroy Alexieff has issued orders
that they must be sent into the inte-
rior and not permitted to travel along
the railroad line.
Cabling from Pingyang, Korea. un-
der date of March 6, a correspondent
of the Daily Mail says that 1000 Rus
sian cavalrymen, with seven guns, re-
treated last Wednesday through Ku-
song and Sonchon toward Wiju. They
destroyed the telegraph line.
The Russians continue to push
southwark along the coast from Pos
siet Bay toward Songchin, the corre-
spondent continues. and the Vladivos-
tok squadron apparently is covering
their communication with Vladivostok.
Answering a question in the House
of Commons yesterday, Premier Bal
four said the Government considered
that Russia's declaration that she pro-
posed to treat coal as contraband of
war was of the greatest Importance.
The Premier added that he was aware
that the Russian plenipotentiary at
the West African conference, held in
Berlin in December. 1884 in relation to
the naturalization of the Congo, de-
clared Russia never would accept an
Interpretation that coal should be con-
sidered by international law as contra
band of war and that his Government
would categorically refuse to consent
to recognize coal as contraband of
war, either in relation to the Congo or
any other district whatever. In view
of this. Balfour concluded, the British
Government was taking steps to OBJ
tain more precise information in re-
gard to the Interpretation of the Rus
sian declaration respecting contraband
of war.
NO LETTERS OF MARQUE.
ST. PETERSBURG. March Rus
sian authorities have been approached
Indirectly by American shipping films
desiring authority to fit out privateers
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-08
MEN CARRY VICTIM.

Fearing an attempt by the police to
rescue him the rioters formed a hollow
square Some one knocked the negro
&C the ground and those near him fell
hack five feet. Nine shots were fired
into his PROSTATE body and satisfied
that he was dead a dozen men grabbed
the body and with a triumphant cheer
the mob surged into Columbia street
and marched 10 Fountain avenue, one
Of the principal thoroughfares Of the
town. From there they marched south
70 the intersection Of Main street and
a rope was tied around Dixon's neck
Two men climbed the pole about fifteen
feet above the street They then de-
scended and their work was greeted
with a cheer. The fusillade then began
end for thirty minutes the body was
kept swinging back and forth from the
force Of the rain of bullets which was
poured into it Frequently the arm
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-08

would fly up. convulsively when a mus
Gle was struck and the mob went nearly
wild with delight. Throughout it all
good humor and good order was main
tanned and every one seemed in the best
of spirits, joking with his nearest
neighbor, while reIoading his revolver
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-08

to crib the entire wall before progress
was resumed. So slowly did the work
proceed. owing to lack of room, that
not until 10 o'clock tonight was Pc
landa taken from the we'll. His left
leg was crushed. but otherwise he is
not injured. During the afternoon
and evening a doctor was in the well
with him ministering to him.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-08

YINKOW, March An official dis
patch received here says the Japanese
are again bombarding vladivostok.
CHEFU, March Z. = 1t was learned
yesterday at noon that six Japanese
torpedo boats were in sight off the en-
trance to Port Arthur. The forts were
signaled to prepare for an attack and,
after waiting until dusk, as the Jap
anese had not returned, the Pobieda,
the Novik, the Bayan and the Askold
cruised out a short distance in the vi
cinity of Port Arthur, but no sfgn of
the enemy could be obtained.
All poor non-combatants among the
Russians are now being sent to Irkutsk
at the expense of the Government
KOBE, Japan, March Two mem
bers of the royal family are about to
join the headquarters of the army and
take part in the operations against
Russia. They are Crown Prince Yo-
shihito Harunomiya, eldest son of the
Mikado and heir to the throne, and
Prince Arisugawa.
RUSSIAN SHIPS CUT OFF.
LONDON, March 8. = Up to a late
hour last night the Japanese legation
here had received no official informa-
ton regarding the bombardment of
Vladivostok. 1t is believed at the le-
cation, however, that the Japanese are
now between the Russian cruiser
squadron and Vladivostok, and there
is reason to believe that the Russian
squadron is in the vicinity of Possiet
Bay. Russian official dispatches do
not mention this squadron, and this
fact lends color to the belief that the
japanese warships have shut it out of
Vladivostok. 1t is pointed out at the
legation that if this is true the Russian
vessels are in critical condition, since
they must run the gauntlet of the Jap
anese squadron off Vladivostok or the
Japanese squadron off Port Arthur
before reaching a Russian port.
VLADIVOSTOK'S DEFENSES.
There is much curiosity here con-
cerning the resisting power of vladi-
vostok, which has long been regarded