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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-02-18
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Gin Statiititer Der Gtaot gbi=
cago bat aliSaere1net, oaB 81, 600
@inmobner oaielbit ibre eiaenen
9auier befiBen unb oaB non 6ieIeu
$1,000 bic sSrelnoaebDrenen an Der
Spite iteben, uno stuar bic Deut=
ihen nit ii, 600 suerit, oann erit
Die ehten Mmeritaner nit 5000, bic
Srlanoer su britt nit z ,450 &c. Sn
ben 258, 500 Wtietsmobnungen baus
len sunleiit Die Imerifaner. gSas
BON Chicago. ailt audi BON anberen
Staoten. Ser Deutfbe 1T oer gin=
tpanoerer, oer iid iein eieenes 6etm
griinoet, lobalo er's fann, uno aes
raoe oarum iit er 10 tuiinlGensuert
i'm 2anoe Der unbebauten Streden.
= Bel einer Wabl in Springfield
lieBen iih aus elmer ginuobnerihaft
nOn 10000 nur 263 Srauen in bic
Wabaiiten einlhreiben. Dauon
ftitnntten nur 81. gs tuar oies cine
Sbultuabl, bel pelber Die sSrauen
Ia beiOnoerS it1tereIlirt iein iuuten.
Gugeniheinlib tperoen bic gorfdn-
pier Der 5rauenrebte mod lange
ben lhlimtniteu s5eino in ben Reis
ben Der Jranen ielbit finoen.
- Sn ber Garneaie<6alIe in Netp
gort fauo cine Waifenuerlalnlnluno
ftatt, Die sil oein 8mede einberufetl
tDnroe, yldne CUR Nufbrineuna zines
DilfsfDnoS fiir Sapaa si enttuerfen.
Der Weriammlung mDbnten luebrere
bunoert Japaner unb niele Ineris
taner bel. Der iapanilbe General.
tonful lhioa fiibrte ben BurIiB.
Gr ia9te, es beftebe bic Nbliht, flint
WtilliDnen Dollars aufSubrinaerl.
Jn 6inii6t auf 8rdlibent Rouies
oelt 8 WeutrnlitdtS= Prutlanation er.
tldrte Der @eneraItDniut. es tuiirbe
Flir ameritaniid3e 8iiraer sul6liiQ
iein, our l1nteritiisune Der iaparis
l6ett @elelllbait bonn Noten 8reus
bei5ufteuern. gs muroen Gniprn=
den IN iapaniider unc ena(ijher
Sprabe aebalten unb Die iaponiIhe
WatIonalbgmne nuroe nit b6hTter
Begetiterun8 aeiuugen.
- Jn einer Beriann,luno ber ON.
9eieheniteu Sapauer in Seattle.
Waih., tpur6e beihloIien, oas bic
Sapaner bon Seattle auf oer 5telIe
aue 8ortebrunoeu gum Golamelu
eines Jpnos BON $25, 900 treffeu ipIIs
ten, tpomit bic iapaniibe Ifeaieruna
IN Dem Sample aeaen 8uBlanb uns
terititbt tueroen ion.
- gu mas fiir tDlolialeu Ditnens
ttonen iib Die ct. 2ouiier We(tauss
ftelnna entmifelt Dot, tam man
aus Der 9atiabe erieben, baB ,bie
iteaunasgegenitanoe einen Ges
lantmtpert oon anndherno 20 Wti(.
li0nen Dollars reprdientieren mers
ben.
- Sn elmer rielieen Wailenpers
iammlune in Chicago muroe BON
tiber 200 oeuti1en 8ereinen cine
2anae fGr bic peri6nlide Ereibeit
gebroben uno aeaen SSonatismus,
9euhelei uno llnouloiamteit urote.
itiert. 20 mar cine eemaltlae De,
llionitratiOn Der sSrelbeit un6 Orb.
tlnna liebenoen glsmente uno bic
angenomnenen Meiolutionen lie6en
an Deutlihfeit uno BeItimmtbeit
rllhts 81 tuiiniben iibrig.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-02-18
Nu sla II b

DIE Albanelet bnben llc], mle
aus Gonftatltinopel getnelbet tpirb,
erbDben. Sic sDaen it Die Staot
GiatDun ein, ptiinoerten Die 0duier
uno iebteu fte in 8ran0. Die tiir-
tiiben 9ruppen eriffen Die Sniurs
genten BEL 8aboiapoii an, uurben
aber nit groSem gerluit suriidae@
fhlagen. Die fiir WaceoDnien Be-
ftimuaten 2efnrmpl6ne ber M6hte.
fDuie linpupulare Steuerr baben Die
unsufrieoenbeit Der Nlbaneien ber=
p0rgerufen.
= @eraoe als Der @eiitlide in
Der arnieniiben SfirHe in 0atu,
Eran8<& <&autaiien, oas Sc Deum aes
funaen batte uno ben Segen @ottes
fiir ben grfola Der ruifiiden @affen
berabflebte, tuuroe cine B0nibe ra1
ibm getuDrfen, bic atpei BerfDnen
t0tete unb piele perlebte. Die Nnz
tpeienoen ntarihierten, oas Bib bes
@3aren norantrageno. nad1 benz
@Duuerneurspalait. no Tie benz
@Duuerneur cine patriDtiibe NoreIie
un6 bic Sumtne BON $4,000 fiir Die
5omilien Der Spfer iibergaben.
= Die pom 8aiier berufene goms
miiiion. tpeldle eine Sanimluna
oeutiber goltslieoer oeranltalten
luu, lit eifria an Wert, unb man lit
in allen muiifalilbeu, lpesieu gee
ianeliben 8reiien redt geipannt Doe
raul, tuie baa unter lulnen Muipi.
glen einaeleitete unterfan0en auss
fallen tuiro. WeueroingS bat bic
gummiiiiDn beIblnHen, auBer Bolts
lieoern AUDI uoltstiin,libe 2ieoer,
oua altoeutlHen 2ieoern aneefangen
lno bie in bic bic neuefte Belt IDrt.
gelebt, in Die frnalibe Sarnmlung
anf5unebmen. Der .9aiier befunoet
an Der 9dtiateit Der gDntmiiiiDn oas
lebbafteite Sntereiie, un0 10 nertltutet
man 6enn. eaB bic Nnreguna su ies
mem 8eibluB aleihfalls BON mass
aebenber Stelle ausaeaanaen lit.
- Die Teftlihteiten in aonigs<
berg anldBli1 oea 100j6briaen go,
Destnges bes eroBen oeutihen Den.
ters Jnnnuel Rant tuaren lebr eins
orudsnDu. Nm 9anpttaee Euurbe
bic @eoGbtniBtafel auf benz @estuos
8lab 9etueibt; an Stelle oes abtpe.
ienoen grften 8iirgerneiiters Ruerte
belt Elm W2italie6 bes Wagiitrots
cine @ebe. Wabber fanb cine sseier
i'm 6auptiaal ber 96nissberaer I'm.
Deriit6t ftatt un0 barauf f0l1te Elm
@eedhtnis Gottesbienit am Grabe
oes aroBen Bbilofopben i'm Dom.
= Bruf. Wietbe. Der Grfinoer ber
optiiben ssarbenpbotoarapbie. Euirb
bieie in ct. 2uuiie seigen, uoniit
Deutiblanb ourb cine ein5ia bates
benbe Borfiibruug ipertreten lein
uiro. sc meroen 8iloerierien aus
Der alten Oeimat peranibaulicbt mer.
ben
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9gm oas 4smbItfn,u +,

Sn 5olge Der pielen arbeitlparen.
ben Walhinen. bic mir neulib auf.
aeltetlt baben, iino mir in Den Stano
aeieBt, .,gsiealers StanSarb See
Cream fritber ST. so per @aqone,
leBt fitr $l.00 per @aIlpne su per-
tauFep,
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Gtfenbabu 5abr= Ylau.
3. & o. u. 8ab,, .
y 5 bfnh hr

Ga6 alien Nprbs8 eros~ 8untten ........
............. Born.
&ah ct. 2ouis, Wfeniphis uno benz
9lten IL. 40 MittuaS.
9facb goros5eroS, Santo Sc unb 5riscDe
Bnnrfen ................S.0 800 Mbeubs.
gtad| ct. 90uis, gSaco uno benz Often
9.l0 MDen0S.
ysnb Sarebo unb Mtericp " 900 BORN.
Intunft.
Son ST. 9Duis unb Dem Sften. Z. 80 gorm.
Bon RDrbeSeras, Santa Sc uno 8risco.
Hnntten ..,...............8. 8.45 BORN.
GDn l0calen 8untten ....7. 40 Mbenbs
Bon ct. Qouis uno benz Often 9. 10 Gbbs.
Bon 3areoo un6 WerifD. -. II, 80 gfarhm.
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Rad guer0, goafum, 9pufton uno Sol.
pefon, td9iieb b............9 900 8ornt.
uuo 9.45 Mbenos. s............
3ach CORPUS gbrifti, Sapdpert unb Bee.
billie ttgiirb 2.15 Naebm.
Wah Bbrne nnb aerrnille. tdalitb ....
.......... .................9:2 BORN.
Roeb 8Drne uno Sterrbifle, Samsta9s 8. 45
Naehni. anfunft Wontaes $50 @benbs
Mntunft.
Son euero, goatam, 6oufton uno @nl.
oeiton, tdalid. d.........7-45 Worgens
un6 $50 @benbs. s...............
Bon @Drpns gbrifti, &odport nnb 8eee
billie tdalieb ............ .l:35 Gacfn1.
Bpn Borne nnb aerrbifIe. tdalih. -.
. WheuA8
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-02-18

Seine Gual fommt Der ourb Rbeu-
iltatismus oerurla1ten sleid). Durd)
ben 8ebrau6 BON elmer & Slmeubs
Wecept 92U. 1851 piro iofort Qinz
oeran9 aeidaffen. s. s. 9 mibt,
4ppuiton 9eras. gaent,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-02-18

Nalens ODER pals aatarrb miro
lofsrt beieitigt uno permanent furirt
our6 vSprU ssOrmaliu" (Gimer
q 2snenS). 6. 5. g d NJ lot
agent, 6ouiton, 1eras.
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0pmtal Sprtngs Nmr,erb

llnier groBer neuer aatalua if
gum geriano bereit uno Tam in 5
Gents IN 8riefmarten besoaen tper.
ben. gBir baben Die beIten, billias
iten uno Ib0niten Yaumlf)ulartifel
tuelbe bier aesuaen meroen, uno be-
baneelu aGe uniere 8unoen 10, ME
tpir ols Solder bebanoelt su tuer.
ben miinideu. &oore(ie
DttO Qode
gsew 8rounfets. Eeras.
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Iseutberm 9acific 8abn.

Nab Ne,u Orleans, pouTtpn uno Gal.
oehon t1glicb -. 1900. IL 40 Born.
ano 800 Mbenbs. ...............
Nacb eagle Bos, gl 9aip. gafifornieu
uno Ntertto ..........,...9 800 @orn.
Gntunft.
Bon 0erp Orleans, Souiton nnb Sol.
oeiton taaltd9. .........7.4 40 Mgrgens
unb 500 Nabm. ...,..............
Bon 81 8aio, gatiFornien unb Merifo
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 800 Mbeuhg.
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@mff Gbure 0abu.

Qbfabrt.
Noch 9apernia, Sutberianb sprinas,
Stetoa'e, tdalth, ,......,8 500 Born
Nntunft.
Bon StOdoale, 5utberlanb Sprines unb
9apernia. taalic1. 2:3O GactrH.
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Trad, @ulbc orangt, aa. 0olSe
ban8t bod GlIes", unb eine @Dl6aber it
fur ben. ber lie ausaubenteu ceritebt, ct.
lpas Shdbenstuertes. Nber Dor ooloenen
Moern, tuie 6er Samorrboioentaeiben6e
fie tennt, Butte 9idbi g8enn 9u Dorau
leioeit, 10 fam 9ir nur 0as 6eriihmte
Seilmittel "AkAkESlS" bei5en. gtnen
8erlub NIT bemielben taauit Du unemt.
9eItlia, babeH, oa Du nur P. Neu-
staedter 4 Co., Box 12l6, New York CITY.
Su abreiiieren braud]ii, um cine 8robe
5u betoinmen. Die "Anakesis'' lit in
alien NpDtheten Su baben Breis 81,
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sitOweitteras luitnlfnt Gntb

8enn Sbr @ud ireedomO nieoer.
taiien uollt. tbut es entlong Der ST.
ME Der
Gatt 0tntuniD Il 9lranIas
Bat Sabm,
i'm 0artensDiftritt oes 5taates. @e.
Iunobeit un0 &lima uniibertroffen.
Billiae 26noereien fir ben 5arrler,
UtarttaGrtner, Obita uno 8iebsudter.
8eaen @inselbeiten menoetGudl an
8, s. Wartin, q. q. g.,
San gntnniD. 5erns
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- @arteu- unb sselolamerelen,
aeialsene Rinoerb1rtte, s5rudt= uno
0eIIges'Adsdft, Gerc. $taFeI,
331 0itsGoHta.ereesS Strose
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Mitlft ou bic Wenlhen fennen
lerneu, belauibe bic M6nner beim
Weine. bic Meiber beim senffee.
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Cine grORe 3abI Yatente it lpertlOs,

oiefelben fino fir Gerdnberunaen
ooer aud 8erbelierungen ON beites
benoen Batenten erteilt uno oiirfen
nur nit grlaubniB Der Snbaber bers
ietben gebraubt nerben. Nuspdrti=
ge 8atent-Gnwdlte aeben gtusfuHft,
ub elm Irtitel patentierbar 1T ooer
niht. User cine grfinoune eetnabt
bat uno miiien mill. ub oieielbe luert
lit, patentiert 81 ueroen fuenoe iih
an Gn,il 8ebrems, gioils Sngenieur,
ieit 1887 reaiitrierter Batents sNnmalt,
l23l Burnets StraBe, San IntDnio,
3eras. qelepb0n 1890.
Seit 1894 ift oaait uerbunoen:
San Antonio Electro Plating WORKS." gmil
Debrens & Co., sSabrifanten BON
leibten Waihinen uno NrbeitssMUs
oelIen ieoer Grt. 9OItenanibldae
tlir 9r0Bere Quftrdge bon Batents
Mrtiteln tueroen bereitlpilIiait aege=
ben.
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10 Salt. cement. Sano, Bad.
lteine, fenerfeite Steine unb 9bpn.
Tbeer unb aapbaltpapier, Dabpappe.
9beer uno Ispbalt, Del, 9erpentiu,
sSarben, 8las &c. &c. itets oorrdtbip
bet S. 6. 9ieimamn, 306 Sit.
@ommerce4StraBe. 0iebrise Hreile,
quite Waare1 iouie quite unb reelle
Oeotenung Weroen garantirt. !.
Telephon 410s
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a@- gr6,tt stlamo..' Ssloiaeubier,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-26
THINKS STOESSEL A
MODERN HORAT|US

PARIS, Aug. 5.-Maxmilian Bourget,
who has had several large contracts
for the Russian Government in Man
churia and Korea, and who has just
returned from Port Arthur, having been
allowed to pass the japanese lines by
the Commander in Chief of the army
surrounding that city, has arrived here.
He is full of praise of the Russian Gen
eral Stoessel, who commands the
troops of the Russian stronghold, whose
heroism he describes in the most glow
ing terms:
When General Stoessel, at the out
break of the war, sent his famous proc
lamation to his soldiers that he intended
to fight unto DEATH he says. I'VE all
knew that he meant what he said
'All that prevents Port Arthur from
surrendering is the iron will and de-
termination of this modern Horatius
Coolies, who, in spite of being wounded
give in as long as there is "a single
pound of powder in the beleaguered
fortress.
There is still plenty of ammunition
in the fortress, but the 400 heavy guns
laundering night and day are using it
up fast and the 10000 men are on short
rations, the only fresh meat obtainable
being horse, flesh, which,, when I left,
was sold at three francs a pound
The japanese have repeatedly been
driven back. and just before 1 left 5000
men made a sortie and captured several
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-26

Japanese guns, which the Russians,
however, could not use, as the breech
blocks had been removed.
The Japanese fire has been very
deadly and accurate, but in hand-to-
hand combat, several of which have
taken place, the japanese are no match
for the Russians, whose bayonets and
lances they cannot resist.
There is no doubt in my mind that
when the last shot has been fired and
the provisions have finally given out,
General Stoessel will gather his men
around him, and cut his way through
the japanese lines or die in the at
tempt.
The world has never seen greater
hero
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-26
IGORROTES CALL
ON THE PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.-Pictures-
and Igorrote chiefs today paid their re-
speets to President Roosevelt at the
White House. The exchanges between
the chiefs and the President We're in
formal but happy in their tone.
Through Antero, a bright 15-year-old
Igorrote boy, who acted as interpreter,
the chiefs expressed their pleasure at
being received by the President and
told him he might depend upon their
loyalty to the American Government.
The reception took place in the Pres
ident's private office and the adjoining
Cabinet room Members of the Cabi-
net arriving to attend the regular semi
weekly meeting were presented to the
Filipinos, who paid them the highest
respect known to their people.
The chiefs presented the President
with gifts, including curiously carved
metallic pipes, beautifully embellish-
ed spear and two shields, one of close
ly woven native grass and the other of
wood covered with hide.
The Moros were gai,bed in native cos
tune of brilliantly colored Japanese
silk blouses and tightly fitting trousers,
elaborately figured and wore turbans
of the same material twisted loosely
about their heads. The Igorrotes~ wore
complete suits of spotIess white duck,
relieved by Oriental scarfs of brilliant
eolors.
AT the War Department the natives
had an informal reception while await
ing the arrival of Secretary Taft. Sew
eral of the party We're acquainted with
the Secretary, and manifested thelf
pleasure when he appeared.
On their way to the White House the
natives were photographed on the east
Steps of the War Department Building.
Here their native vanity cropped out. /
antonio, when he realized what was |
going on. whipped his fine scarlet scarf |
from his waist and twisted it about his |
head in a picturesque turban. The 9TH |
ers adjusted their attire to conform to /
their notions of elegance, and then /
smiled broadly while the cameras were |
swapping Facundo. one of the big /
datos of the AIorOs. was evidently !
nervous as he faced the camera bri- |
gade. and had to be admonished to |
stand still He is haIf-brother TO /
Paiah Nudda Mandi the overland lord /
Of Samai Moros. He is regarded as one
Of the bravest men of his race and a
great warrior, but he capitulated before
the can eras.
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Hit In Eye.

w. o. Barnhart was arrested yes
terday afternoon for assault and bat
terry on one of the Rapid Transit men.
He was moving a safe into a wagon
which blocked Fort street car just
mauka of Hotel street. The Rapid
transit man attempted to turn the
horses from the track. 1t is alleged
that upon this Barnhart hit him in the
eye Barnhart's story is that he tried
to shove his opponent aside and he hit
his eye on telephone pole.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-26
FOR COFFEE
GROWERS
An Old Time American
Consul Here Sends
Odd Advice.

Governor Carter has received the fol-
lowing, letter, which contains a some
what curious horticultural suggestion,
from a former American consul at Ho-
nolulu far back under the monarchy.
By the card on the writer's letter head,
ne is praeticing lawyer at Tucson:
TUCSON, Arizona. Aug. 5, 1904.
The Governor of the Hawaiian Islands,
Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands
sir: From 1862 to latter part of 1864
was in charge of the United States
Consulate at Bahia, Brazil. During
1865 and 1867 1 was in charge of the
United States Consulate at Honolulu.
At both of these consulates 1 had an
opportunity to become familiar with
the. production of coffee. During my
residence OF twenty years in Arizona
have become familiar with the mes
quite tree, which is of the same family
as the coffee. They both look very
much alike, the mesquite, however, be-
ing the harder. Both the coffee and
mesquite produce pod, containing the
bean or berry.
Recently 1 saw an article in a news
paper stating that some years ago
some Arizona mesquite beans had been
taken to the Hawaiian Islands, and that
the mesquite tree was very plentiful
in the islands.
I have often thought that the coffee
bud could be engrafted or budded on
TO the mesquite tree with good results,
as the mesquite tree is harder than
the coffee, and therefore more easily
produced and much longer lived. With
this view I have taken the liberty to
address you on the subject for the pur-
pose, through you. of suggesting to the
coffee planters that it might be worth
while to try to graft or bud the coffee
on to the mesquite tree. The reason
it has not been attempted here is that
this climate is too cold in the winter
to allow the growth of the coffee tree,
while the climate of the Hawaiian Is
lands produces both trees
Yours very truly,
THOS. f WILSON.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-26
HOPE FOR EXTERMIr'ATION
OF HAWAITS LEAF HOPPER

The following from letter of Mes Perkins and
Koebele the Planters Association dated goth July
"We shall be in the neghborhood OF Queensland month
results satisfactory and the weather south IS
cold though much favorable for the
shipment OF We shall be hear the
ntomooists the condition which the consnments
this point the journey being long and slow If
establish the conditions that obtain here Queensland the
OF leaf hopper, the Islands there will be trouble with
this pest
The first consignment OF paassed leaf hopper eggs arrived
Sierra the e2nd The condition Consignment
BE ascertaned until after has been bred
1ogists
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-26
Is Well Remembered.

The nomination by the Republican
party of Prince Kuhio KaIanianaole,
better known as Prince Cupid" to
succeed himself as Hawaiian Terri
torial delegate to Congress, is now as
sured. 1t will be recalled that Prince
Cupid had some interesting adventures
during his last term at Washington
Argonaut.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-26
THE JAPANESE.
PLANS FOR
WINTER
Shang ghai Russians.
Are Out On a
Parole.
Russia Has a Secret
Treaty With the
Germans.
ASSOCIATED Press CabIesrams.)
LIAOYANG, Aug. 20 i
There is severe fighting
at Torantshu.
POSSIBLE WINTER CAMPAIGN.

POSSIBLE WINTER CAMPAIGN
HAICHENc Aug Japanese accumulating i'm
nense stores and many guns they
winter campaign.
RUSSIAN CREWS PARoLED.
SHANGHAI Aug a6-The crews of Askod Grozovoi
have been paroed.
WILL WARN THE sMoLENsK.
LONDON Aug a6Balfour has announced that cruisers
Cape squadron will locate the solens and
notify Russia requested this
stoppages irritating shippers The
RUssOGERMAN TREATY.
ST PETERSBURG, Aug 26-It is reported that the new
treaty clause enabling Russia
through territory frontiers of her
provinces IN tirneo of
AFTERNOON REPORT.
SHANGHAI Aug. a5-The Russian ships Askold and Grozo-
vol have been dsarrned
LONDON Aug as-The Russian cruiser Ural stopped and
searched Anchor liner Asia off Portugal
LAS PALMAs Canary Islands Aug aIt reported that
coang from the German Vaesla
off Morocco.
LIAOYANG Aug. 25-The Russians estimate the Japanese
forces threatening Kuropatkin 100000
ST PETERSBURG Aug 25-Eng1and has asked the Russian
for of the Russian
Snolensk which British Durham Russia
responds relating the OF vessels have
reached cruiser.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-26
ROSE IN SAN FRANCISCO.

FRANCISCO Aug. a6Forner Postal Clerk Rose want
ed in Honolulu to charge of larceny has arrived
here will sail HON Saturday.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-08-26
TORNADO IN NEW YORK.

JAMESTOWN N. Y Aug a6-Four picnickers were killed
here by a tornado yesterday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-09-25

to take charge without the help of foreign experts.
 Japan manufactures her own wire and general telesraphic apparatus.
 Japan enjoys, too full telephone ser vice for both long and short distances.
 Thc guvernmen maintains a post and telegraph school which was established in 1868. Besides the technical knowledge of communication here taught know ledge Is also afforded of electric me- chanics batteries, wires, etc, also prac- tical knowledge of construction A course of post affairs is also attached to this school
 Railroads in the Empire.
 In 1869 the government decided to start the work of railrosd construction in Japan, and now there is a total mill cage in the empire of 4237 36-SO10.6O of which is under private ownership. 1926. 56 nlles bslCng to the government.
 The government by legislative enact ment has adopted strict punitive rules for the manag cement of all private rail- roads within it's domain Here enumerat- l ed are points in the Japanese law gov 1 erning ri, ate railroads that deserve spe- 1 eial mention.
 |. kailroad shares must not be ac- 1 qnrcd except sy the payment of money. 1 g. Unless by vii tue of a decision de- rived at hy a general meeting of share holders and with the sanction of the minister concerned, no railroad can be hired or chartered or its management entrusted to others
 B. Unless with the sanction of the min 1 ister concerned and after not less than one-fourth of the share capital has been 1 feet "a debcnture bonds
 f. With the ar proval of the minister a company may contract loan by mort r.si-g the railroad with accessories. but they must not be Issued as. object of right of mortgage.
 g. The debenture bonds and loans to- gether must not exceed the sum of paid up capital.
 6. No company must declare dividends until after the principal and interest of the bonds and loans payable every year have been subtracted from the proceeds.
 '. Except in cases especially approved of, the gauge must always measure ] feet, inches
 8. The minister concerned may order an alteration of tariff rate when such alteratio is judged necessary for the sake of public interest
 Q. The ta.iff rate of third-class passen- gers must not exceed 2 sen ter mile this may be increased to no more than 1 sen for a distance not exceeding two miles)
 To- A company shall be held responsi- ble to offer it's lines in accordance with the provisions determined by law or or dinance for the use of the army or navy either in the time of war or in time oi peace
 Il. The government reserves the right of purchasing the line with all the ap. purtenances after full twenty-five years