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The San Francisco call., 1904-03-07
strengthening sveaborg Fortress.

STOCKHOLM, March 6.-The Nya
Dagligt Allehanda says that Russia is
hurriedly strengthening the Sveaborg
fortress, which adjoins Helsingfors,
Finland All the wooden buildings in
the vicinity have been pulled down to
lessen the danger of fire in the event of
a bonn rdmept
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purpose Of seeking an easier route
PHANTOM SQUADRON.

LONDON, March Only
Russian reports on the lombard
ment of Vladivostok have as yet
been receivedand these give no in
dications. as to whether the Rus
sian squadron is still there. Ac-
cording to report from Toxic,
the squadron was seen off Gensan,
Korea, last Thursday, but on this
point there is no reliable infor1na-
ton. Speculation, however, most
ly inclines to the belief that the
Russian squadron is not in port al
Vladivostok, as neither the official
nor the other reports of the bom-
bardment mention Russian battle
ships.
Port Arthur dispatches of Sat
urday and Sunday say that every
thing is quiet there and on the
Liaotung peninsula. The Jap
anese cruiser squadron was seen
reconnoitering off Port Arthur
on Friday night, during a heavy
c,7O,rc+or,,,
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IMPORTANT BATTLE Is
FOUGHT ~ URUGUAY
Government Troops and Rebels Sus-
tain Heavy losses, but Result
Is Unknown
MONTEVIDEO. Uruguay. NJ

MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay. March s.
An important battle has been
fought at PasO del Parque, depart
ment of Salto. between Government
troops under General B0naventa and
rebels commanded by General Cara =
via. Heavy losses were sustained on
both sides. but the result of the battle
is not yet known.
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MAY Forbid Export of Coal.

RIGI. Russia, March 6.-Several mills
have been notified by British coal pur-
veyors that they must hurry their or
ders. as the export of coal may be for
hidden.
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Herald. Co1yrlght, IHU4. BY me New 1ork
Herald Publishing Company.
SEOUL, March 6.-There are danger
Gus symptoms portending anti-Japa-
nese demonstrations by the powerful
Korean Peddlars' Guild, which strong
ly opposed the recently signed Jap
anese- Korean protocol 1t is probable
that the attempted dynamiting last
week was perpetrated by them. No
trouble to other foreigners is expected.
as the Japanese are taking active po-
lice measures to prevent a possible up
rising. Xii Yung 500, chief of the
Peddiars' Guild, has been deposed as
Governor of Seoul and relegated to an
obscure magistracy in an interior dis
trict.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
Aches

every one. from the infant and the collie.
the middle-aged and the distressing.
miserable headaches. to the aged with
nervous. muscular and rheumatic pains.
A remedy TO relieve IN all cases must
be founded on the rigat principle and
that accounts for the wonderful sue
cess OF
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MkadoS Soldiers Encounter Great Hardshps in the Advance
Through Korea Toward the Manchufan Frontier

is piteouS to see the terror of the
Korean refugees, fleeing through
the snow with their household
goods.
Cabling under yesterdays date,
the same correspondent says that
the missionaries are averse to
leaving Pingyang and are not
likely to accept the offer Of United
States Minister Allen Ito allow
refugees to go aboard the United
States cruiser Cincinnati), as they
believe they will be able to escape
later, should the situation become
acute.
The London Daily Mails
Chefu correspondent describes a
visit he made to Chenampho. He
says the country thence to Ping
yang is impossible, owing to the
thaw. The villages are deserted
and horses and provisions cannot
be obtained, everything having
been bought up by the Japanese.
Il am informed" adds the cor
respondent, ''that there will be no
advance until 100000 men have
been concentrated at Pingyang.
1t is thawing inland and the
waterways have greatly helped
the transportation arrangements.
The japanese are busy at every
landing place and are buying all
suitable craft along the coast.
Cossacks are keeping sharp
watch on the Japanese move
ments. "
NEUTRALITY IN DANGER.
A Times correspondent at Pc
king has visited the railway out
side the great wall and comments
on Russia's refusal to respect its
neutrality as opening the way for
japan to similarly disregard It's
neutrality. The correspondent
says:
Russia is patroling the rail-
way nearby to the great wall with
small bodies of cavalry AT every
station there are two sets of
guards, one composed of General
Yuan Shi Kai's we'll behaved
troops and the other of undisci-
plined troops sent by the Tartar
general of Mukden. There are
twenty of General Yuan Shi Kai's
men at each station, with a larger
body at Sinmintung.
1T is believed that when the
river opens the Russians will de
stroy the gunboat Sivoutch at
Newchwang to prevent her cap
ture.
All accounts agree that the
Russians have Communicated a.
large number of Chinese carts
and are concentrating on the
9alu River, where the first battle
is expected"
TOWN TO BE ABANDONED
YINKOW, March 6.-The re-
moval of the furniture of the po-
lice and military quarters at New
cfwang, the withdrawal of un-
necessary rolling stock and equip
ment from the Newcl1wang rail
way terminus and the removal of
silver from the bank Indicate an
intended evacuation of New
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To Cure a Cold in One Dav.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All
druggists refund the money IL IL fails to cure
= W. Groves signature is on each box. 25c.
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Continued From Page 1, Column 5

to avalanches and other obstacles.
The scouts say that one-third OF
the strength Of this column is III
valided. 1t is now supposed that
the column is returning for the
o,,rnoee of seekino- an easier route.
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RISING OF KOREAN
PEDDLARS AGAINST
JAPANESE FEARED

Special Gable TO The Call and New York
Herald Copyright. 1904 by the New York
Herald Publishing Company.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-22
Schwartz Bros.

Christmas at Copper Oueen-Man ager ROuser, of the Copper Queer Hotel will outdo all previous perform ances at that hostelry on Christmas cay in the matter of entertainment oi guests in a way that will make them feel al home with the best in the land at tAeir service. Beside a. menu as choice as anything that will De of tered on the coast on that day he has arranged for @ musical program at d concert going with the Christmas dinner which will afford the music lov- ing public the highest enjoyment.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-22

No scare Warrarted-People nurs- ing diDhtheria epidemic notions might as well shake them out on the gentle breezes and let them slide, for the present at least. Since the first diph. theria case developed in the city last fall there has been one death from the disease. At the present time there is not a single case in the city. But one house is under quarantine. that of the parents of Magg.e Kelly, the little girl who died last Sunday. Outside the ritv limits. since the first case last fall there has been but one death. At the present time there is but one house unde- quarantine, that of Date Graham where the one death occurred. and where there are now two children suf- fer.ng with the diesse. The children are out of danger and almost entirely recovered.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-22

Receiving Fced-A couple of ca, | loads of cotton seed meal have been | received by E. A Tovraa at his new stock fartening corrals at Don Luis and is being stored for use. The meal comes from Texas and is recommend cd by the agricultural department as one of the finest feeds for the fatten- ing of beef cattle for the market that is 10 be had. It has an additional ad- vantage in the way of cheapness, MT TOvrea being able to import it for use here at a less cost than entailed in inc purchase of other feeds which would answer the same purpose. An other feature of the use of the meal which carries high value is the fine quality of meat which it produces, the smoothest grain and cleanest color that it to be obtained accompanying it's use
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-22
Great Crowd ProbabIe-Present

Great Crowd ProbabIe-Present in
 dicadOns are that Naco will see the greatest crowds within its limits Christmas day that it has ever wit
 nessed. The bull fight scheduled fol the town on that day seems to have been accepted by the public as the one event of an amusement character of. fering for the occasion. and there is general expression of intention of pa
 Tonizing it. The special train which will go to Naco from ths city will leave here at 1:30 D. m., after the Christmas dinner, and will give everybody oppor.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-22

office made an enviable record in the matter of getting every parcel del.v- cred to it off it's hands by the next mail leaving following it's receipt. So far during the present season the same thing has been done. Postmaster Mo Cabe expects to keep it up during the rush, though it will tax the resources of the office 10 the utmost. The vol ume of business is decidedly increased over last year.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-22

Drawing to ~clcse-City Surveyor Jcrgensen and his corps of assistants are rapidly bringing their work of maR- ing survey of the city for the land department 10 a close. It is the ex- pectation Of MT. JOlgensen to have the held work finished by the first of the year. The office work will require but a few days beyond that time. Without doubt the work will now be completed and the resultant maps in the hands Of the land office several days in ad- vance of lie time fixed by law upon which the work must be finished.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-22
JUNCTION ORE FIND

A cross-cUt from drift running from the 700-foot level of the Junction is re- ported to have caught an excellent ore showing this week. The find is COL sidered as demonstrating pretty COT. clusively, in connection with drill hole findings, the possession of a large ore body by Junction.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-22
Trust Deeds: {:

Trust Deeds:
 J. H. Hughes and wife to Title Guar antee & Trust CO.; s3 500. Lot 3f Of F-ie claim in Warren District.
 Jacquez ArdissOn and wife to same; Sl.OOO. Lots 17 and IS. block 43 Douglas.
 R. E. Food and wife to same; $500 Lot ln Tombstone canyon in Bisbee. Articles Of Incorporation:
 Arizona and Michigan Development Go. Corporators. A. J. Pidgeon. B. H. Smith, J. H. Tschudy, L. J. Buchanan and R. 4. Boggess. Principal place cf business, Benscn, Ariz. Purposes, Mining, smeFting. etc. Capital stock. $2,5UO,O00. Shares, 500, 1000.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-22

Modify order-In acquiescence to public demand for a more extensive buffet car dining service than was con temlpated under the recent order on inc Benson-Douglas run to cut out hot meal service, the buffet car manage ment of the road has again changed the style Of the menu in vogue on that run. Under the new ruling an elab- crate hot elmer can not be had, but a very satisfactory hot lunch can be se- cured
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-22

Sister Is lmproVed-Dr. Baum re- turned 10 the city last evening from Phoenix, where he was called last week by telegram announcing the se- rous illness of his sister. Her con oition has much improved.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-22

Fined for AssauIt-Richard Hoff meyer, arrested on complaint of Ma. bel Hastings, who alleged that he com miited an aggravated assault upon her 10 the detriment of one eye and vari. GUS portions of her face, was fined $25 yesterday in the court of Judge Me Donald. The woman failed to appear against Hoffmeye-, and the complaint was changed from its original form to one of plain assault. to which the man plead guilty.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-22

Indecent ENposure-In the court of Judge Mcdonald yesterday two Mex. jeans. man and a woman. were giv- en 20 days each for fragrant exposure of person. The offenses were com mitted along the railroad track in Don Luis and the arrests made by Spec ial Officer Finnerty.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-22

Heavy Mails--Both in and out of the city the mails of this week are seclips- ing all previous local postofice trans actions. The working force at the office is accordingly getting in about 25 hours out of every q and the out look is that today and tomorrow this time will be bettered. Clerks worked without a break yesterday morning and this morning until after i o'clock. T'a'-'ng uD outgoing mail. the bulk of which runs to parcels. Last year the
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-22

An Old Timcr-George McGee. an old timer in this city, was here yester. day from Fairbank At the latter metropolis he is now postmaster and landlord of the principal hotel. With all of which he is prosp>r.ng, a fact noted with pleasure by many friends in this city.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-22
Supervisor Riqqs Hurt-Wm Ri

Supervisor Riggs Hurt-Wm. Riggs Srpervisor-elect for the four year term narrowly escaped fatal injuries Tuesday by being thrown for a spirit co horse which got beyond his control. The accident occurred on the ranch of MT. Riggs near Wilcox. He sustained shaking up and severe bruises which will cCrlfne him 10 his home for some days 70 come
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-22
. KINNEY BROS.
 : New Butcher Shop Opened Opposite Depot
Closinn Affalrs- Indno n,.....-. . :,

Closing Affsirs-Judge Brown is busy these days closing the affairs of his magistrates office. Following the close Of his term in office on the first he will continue in business at his present Main street location. where he Will look after various mining interests with winch he is identified.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-22

Ready for christsnas-The new c. & A. hospital and the newly furnished and remcdeled old part of the building will receive the last touches from the hands of the contractors, who have been working on the job for some months. on Saturday evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-22

Stole Wood-A Mexican tottering un- der a load of wood nearly double his own size was arrested by Officer Wil- muth early yesterday morning as he was making away from the railroad yard. The man will be aTraigned to- day on a petty larceny charge.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-22

Struck Woman-Wm. Wilson will have hearing in JuCge Mcdonald 5 court this morning on a charge of as sault filed by Helen Ralston The man is said by the woman to have brutally beaten her.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-22
Lost Part of Finqer-A. H.

Lost Part of Finger-A. H. Martin. 9 c. & A. miner, is minus the end of the third finger on his left hand. The ed by falling rock at the mine yester- day morning Martin has since in- duiged in personal congratulations on the strength of having escaped more serious injury
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-22

tunity to conveniently attend Ehe holi cay entertainment Ina fare for the Iound trip will be 50 cents. Return ing. the special train will leave Naco after the fight.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-22

Had GGn-For being in possession of a gun, Juan Gonzales was sentenced to spend 20 days in jail yesterday by Judge Mcdonald. The man was flourishins the weapon near Lowell when arrested.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-22

Mexicans Arrestc5- Mexicans arrested early yesterday morning in varying states of disorcerliness an- :h- toxication. were sent to the chain gang yesterday by Judge Mcdonald for nine days each
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-22

Has Maiaria-Mrs. R. J. Wilson, who recently arrived in the city with her husband from Solecad, Mexico, is sui fering an attack of malaria fever. a disease she contracted in Mexico.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-22

Travel Lieht-In the last few days travel has slumped to almost nothing Trains are running lighter in and out of the city than at any previous time in the year. The fact is supposedly due to the disposition of the public 10 spend Christmas at home.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-22

Going to congress-Dr. Morrison for some time connected with the Copper Quen medical staff in this city. left yesterday for Congress. where h. expects 10 locate permanently. He is succeeded hece by Dr. King, late of Denver.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-22

Married 27th-Announcement is made Of the engagement of J. R Wall and Miss Edith McEachern The we'd ding will occur on the 27th of this month. at the home of the bride in this city.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-22

Wrestling Match-The outlook for a large attendance and high interest in he Cocn-Husson wrestling match tc- morrow night is strong. The contest ants are in the pink of condition. hay ins trained to a finish. Husson today has the better of the weight by five pounds. but this difference will be re- duceG some between now and the time tke men staD on the mat.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-22
Holiday peeorations-The man

Holiday Decorations-Th man with the Christmas tree is abroad in the / land. as a result of which the numer- ous places of business about the ciyy have taken on holiday clothing. Some very handsome decorations are to be seen.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-22
Suit in District court.

H. Newman vs. Thos. Iouden. Thos. $. Pulliam and J. J. Justiss. Foreclcs- ure of mortgage on one-half interes st in Mascot and Nevada claims in Whet- stone district; s1, 1,200 with interest and attorneys fees
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-22
In Boxed 
 For Christmas
For Christmas

We have a large assortment of lin en HANDKERCHIEFS; boxed l-2 and dozen in neat box, for XMAS PRESENTS for MEN. A large as- sortment of fancy boxes in English coaching scenes. Dutch pictures, dancing and bathing girls. etc. etc
 Don't forget Schwartz Bros, if you think Le would like a box of Hand kerehiefs, s1.oo to ss.5o Box.
 Also plain, fancy border and initial Silk handkerchiefs. 35c to s1.5o.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-22

Copper Queen Arrivals-Mrs. F. E. Mosop. Hereford; Geo. s. Verdin, Gin cinna i, O.: H. B. St Clair. Phoenix; ; J. s. Johnson, Calumet, Mich
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-22
BRIEF
 CITY
 NEWS

From Docglas-Ed Bowen, of Doug las, came to the city yesterday with a string of horses. He has the band here for sale
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-22

Special bargains at Naquin's during holidays.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-22

Hunters Drug Store,
 Opposite POstoMcs.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-22

We can deliver the goods at such prices that youn think you're not in Arizona, but back at the old hOme-
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-10
STILL OPPOSE
CANAL TRANSFER
Counsel for Colombia Argues
in Paris Against CessiOn
of the Panama Property
TWO CASES IN COURT
Attorney for Company Says
Superiority of Force Must
Be Recognized in Action

PARIS, March e.-The case OF Colom-
bia against the Panama Canal Com
pany came up to-day before the First
Chamber of the Tribunal OF the Seine,
Il. Dirte presiding. There are two
cases before the court, the first seek
ing 10 prevent the transfer Of the canal
concession 10 the United States and
the other relative to the right OF Co
lombia 10 hold shares in the company.
The arguments to-day were upon the
first case. Both sides were represented
BY a strong array OF counsel. The
opening argument on behalf Of Co
loDbia was made by Maitre Brunei.
he cited the original concessions re
curing the express authorization Of
Colombia before any transfer could be
made valid, and asserted that Panama
Gid not now exist as a free and inde-
pendent state. but was simply a revo-
luronary organization. Moreover, the
rights which Colombia acquired under
the terms OF the original concession
were inslienable and could not be taken
Up by Panama, even II a regular gov
ernment existed Maitre Du Butt, one
OF The foremost advocates in the Hum
bert proceedings. argued for the com
pauy- He insisted on the regularity
Of the organization OF the Government
OF Panama. declared all the rights Of
Colombia had been extinguished and
said the company was bound 10 recog-
nize the condition OF superior force
which transferred the sovereignty over
the canal route from Colombia 10 Pan
ana.
Counsel for Bonaparte Wyse. the
original concessionaire, and NJ. Ray
nond, IN behalf OF Colombia as a
shareholder, we're also heard.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-10
DIVER MEETS
AWFUL DEATH
Astoria Seaman Goes Down
to Find Anchor and the
Air Pump Fails to Work
NO RESPONSE Is GIVEN
WOrkmen Hurriedly Pull
Man to Surface and Find
Features UnrecOgniZable
NO RESPONSE Is GIVEN
Special Dispatch to The Call.

ASTORIA, March 9.-Arthur Norton,
whose relatives are believed to reside
in San Francisco, met a tragic death
here this afternoon while engaged in
marine diving. In some manner as yet
unexplained the air pumping apparatus
failed to work properly. with the result
that the man was suffocated below the
surface of the water. His sufferings
must have been frightful, as the head
was swollen TO twice its normal size
and the blood vessels had burst. The
swelling was so great as to render the
features unrecognizable
Norton had been employed here for
about two years, but had not followed
diving as permanent occupation. At
times he went down to recover lost
anchors and was endeavoring TO pick
up an anchor lost from the bar dredger
Chinook al the time Of his death. The
first descent was made shortly after
the dinner hour from the tug Mendell
in twenty-five feet of water. About
the time the diver should have reached
bottom the men above signaled him
but receiving no response pulled him
aboard. When the metal hood was re-
moved from his head it was found
Norton's air supply had failed. The
man was still alive, but died after
gasping a moment for breath. The in
quest will be held in the morning. Lit
tie is known here of the man, except
that he was a brother-in-law of Cap
tain Bendegard of the steamer Signal,
who lives at Oakland. His wife is dead
but it is said he has son and a daugh-
ter living at San Francisco. Norton
was about so years OF age and was
we'll thought of by the Calender Trans
portation Company, the concern that
employed him.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-10
Host OF WItneSSeS-Pe-Tu-ua a Ca
tarrh Cure That Rests on the UnS o.
Ilcited Testimony of thousands.

This is an age when theories have lit
tie or no weight on the avehage mind,
but actual demonstration is demanded
The busy people Of to-day have neither
time nor inclination 10 speculate. and
turn with distr11st from everything that
does not plainly bear the stamp OF fact
The reason Peruna has gained such
universal hold OF the confidence Of the
people as a catarrh cure is because all
statements concerning il are accompa-
MED by facts.
y book containing specimens selected
at random from a cloud OF witnesses
who have been cured Of chronic catarrh
by Peruna sent free by the Peruna Medi-
cine Co. Columbus. Ohio.
If you do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use OF Peruna.
write a once TO DR.. Hartman. giving
full statement Of your case and he will
he pleased to give you his valuable ad-
vice gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman. President OF The
Hartman Sanitarium. Columbus. O.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-10
TAFTs VIEWS on THE CANAL.
Secretary Would Give Panama Com
mission Great Power

SoctSlafg would Give Panama Com
mission Great Power.
WASHINGTON. March s.-The sub
committee OF the Senate Committee on
lnteroceanic Canals to-day heard Sec
retary Taft relative TO legislation for
me government OF the canal zone. The
secretary strongly recommended legis-
-ation by Congress clothing the Canal
Commission with legislative. executive.
judicial and administrative power over
the canal strip under direction Of the
PRESIDENT. He was opposed to anv
judicial control. and stated that II there
are two boards you viii have trouble
on your hands all the time" He said
provision for extradition should be
made and tariff duties should be i'm
posed on goods coming from the canal
strip 10 the United States as from for
eisn countries, in order to prevent
smuggling The committee should have
the power 10 TX the rates Of duty on
goods going into the strip from the
United States and foreign countries. He
thought the commission should have
about the same power as was given the
Philippine Commission. The commits
sion could be authorized TO pass laws
operative until disapproved by the
President.