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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-08
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bag og 9prbog ct 8arelie poa
@ranb 1Soutbern 0otel, 1869 Wliisz
ion Street, San 6rancisco, bpor en-
ung Oanff 9ige, 4nna Marie Hobbs,
miitebe Qibet BED @asforgiftning.
Sm 2lftenen baboe BUN bRret uoe
iammen meb en- mdngeaarig Ben at
ben0es 5amilie, Mr. &nuo Sgrgenz
len, Der benOeo WliOnut fulgte benbe
bjem til benoes 89relTe / pbenn9bn=
te 6otel, 6bor ban efter ct Gbdrters
9p6olo tog 2(fifeb meo 6enbe. 91
D}iIs HobOe ben nnite Wtor9en itfe
re0 9boanlig 5ib inbfanbt Iig paa
bet Str9oerO9rtiteo, 6bor bun ar
bejbeoe, bleb Der 1enot 9ub pp I'll
benOes 9arelIe, 6oor man fanbt
6enbe li9genoe pad @ulbet, Oelbi8
pdafl9Ot; 89reliet bar fblbt meb
@aS, Der Itr6mmebe ub af ben Def
big da6ne Same. Der bar enbnu Ell
2iosgniit / 6enbe, ba bun blep fun
ben; men oenne ubTluttes fort eftey.
0dg6laDene fit fat paa 6iitorien ,g
beltreO ben pda bdnlig ienIdtionel
Uiadoe meb ait anbet END Imi9renoe
Sniinuationer 'om Selpmorb, Sorz
6olo p.f.o. 2(lt bette maa betrdqtes
Iom NonIens. Den unge 9iqe bar
roIt og libsgldo, bun bap6e ait 1T
lepe for pg ingen - / alt Salb ingen
tenot - @runb til at enoe i'm 3ils
oarelie. Ger Toreligger temmeliJ
Iittert ct lllDftestilf9lbe. 6aboe Den
unge pige piGet 6e9aa SelpmorO,
6dbbe bun efter al Sanoinnligheo
orejet belt op for @aSbunen. W}an
antager, at bun, ba 6un ON 4ftenen
iIutteOe for 2pIet, er tommen til 1t
Oreie 0onen libt op igen. s Nattens
9pb er 9asien ltrgmmet ub % bar
6ebirtet oelbis 8ebebelIe; omMorges
nen er bun Oua9net, Itaaet OBJ pg be
gpnOt at tlaOe Jig pad. s9eo at be-
pqge fig De 9piereliggenOe pg tat=
tere @aslag er bun bleben belt az
m9gtig, og 9eoen bar oa fun ct
5iOsIpprgsmaal. UiiIs Robbe bor
omtrent 25 Oar 9ammel. Sum bd:
f6ot 2bis grambrup og babbe be-
ret otte Ndr 2(meritu, bboraf be ire
iioite tilbrd9tes / San 5rancisco.
oun opbolbt fig tioligere / Salinos,
6bor tire grsbre, 2aurib, 6ans %
anuo Roboe, og en- Spiter, MrS.
U}drie Qunb, er boIiooenbe. mlr.
2ourib aobbe tom til 8pen og bragg
te Ssiterens Gig tilbage til Salinas.
boor 9e9rdOelien fanbt Steb Maaz
bags. ,,9ien."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-08

9dnft pioner BIB, Senrp
ylielien, en- gammel oanit pioner /
Orillia, @aib, er af9auet peb 9s=
ben en- Q(lOer af "a q(ar, friper
30. g." 9tfbpbe, Der bar boet /
GountDet / ca. 80 Mar, bar en- fielz
Ben brab Og buman Manb og efters
laoer Jig mango 8enner iier blanbt
De albre Snbbbggere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-08
Sra Rrieslfueplaolen.
E8aren biliierer belle
urn cen.

Ct. petersburg, 6. Marts. Der
u uoItebt en- teiierlig Orbre, bOors
sfter alt menigt ManbItab og al
ferite 9Iasies 8eieroe al europGlIi
RusIanb er inofalbt til iefs Tigers
gbelie unoer 5anen. Gn lignenoe
Orbre er uoitebt til Mdrinens He=
krpemunofab.
8ette Sfribt tan fun opfattes paa
Den Maabe. at belle ben rusiiIte SGr
fol bere mobiliieret og itaa rece,
b0is Der btiber grug for ben.
Ran s Sapaneerne pr9nge
AeIe 9ort 2rt6ur 2uften2
garis, 6. Wlarts. st Rp9te, iom
er piOt ubbrebt, men ipm bog life
Der finber 5iltro, gaar uo pad, 1T
Sapaneierne / i'm 3io, oa De lab inoe
meb BORT Qlrtbur, bar lagt Wliner
poa arpos og 3bors unber belle
8nen, % at be M bar ubIenbt en-
lilIe uoIsgt Idgtpnbig @tspebition
Ill al ipr9nge bet bele 2ufien.
63aren % Song Gonuro.
gpnoon, s. Marts. Zen rusflts
Miuiier @reo gecfenoorf, 1om n1li1
fra ct. petersborg er oenbt tilbo3e
til aonoon. bar operleperet 9ona
gbparo ct egenban9igt grep fra
g3oren.
8etie grep bar ct bierteligt SD1r
poa ct liqnenbe ira Song Gonaro
til 63dren, 6pori Der pdd bet 6ss
femtefte og / be melt uforbeboIbne
nbtrDt bar TorIitret ON GnglanDs
Rtntraliiet unber arigen.
Sau Iange Der fan beoares Gors
aoatlie og aeniibi9 9inib meltem
Ruslano og Gnglanb. er Der fun me
get rinae 5nre for, at Ounmurt Ifal
5lipe inboitlet I 9eroensbegiOenbe.
otrne.
Sapaneferne bar lamb I b n
tigpis miItet en- arpb fer.
Ct. 9etersborg, 6. Marts. Hbgtet
an, al en- japdneiiIt 9rpoIer ital
Oere eoelagt, iDnes al bIibe beirefs
st oeb en- Deps6e fra @eneral piii9
BORT Q(rtbur. 5elegrammet mel=
Der nemlig, at Der N9rbeben af
gbemulpo ligger en- jdpaneiiif arbos
Ter meb ire StorItene fulbitpnbie
8rog % belpis unber @anb.
RDgter omsn Setxefnina.
Qonoon, 6. DARTS. Der er bertil
anlcmmen @fterretnin6 ON en- Ses
tr9fnine peit for 6befou mellem en-
Iopaneiiff pg en- rusiiit arDoier meo
BET Reiultat, at begge Stibe git til
8unbs. Der berettes, at ben japas
neTife gel9tning rebbebes af tineiife
Stibe, bporimob ben rusiiife bruts
aebe.
Roppeepibemi | 8aitals
biftrittet.
Gt. peiersbOrs, 7. Marts. Gn
meget onbartet aoppeepibemi raler
FOR Siben BdifolbiItriftst. og Der
mares ifor 5rbgt for, at Smitten ifol
forpldnte fig til bet Der itationereoe
Nilit9r, fom er paa @ei til &risss
FfuepIabfen.
Sopan bar fenbt W agterne
enbnu en- Note.
gDaIbington, 6. DARTS. Minifter
Eafabira, ben iapuneiiife aepreiens
tnnt be forenebe Stuter, bar | @fs
he's tOnItateret, at Sdpdn FAR ienbt
Raeterne en- nb gtebegsrelfe.
Wliniiteren negteoe at gibe OPP
lnsninger ON glotens Natur og neis.
tes meb at tonftdtere, at ben inbe.
1olbt Spor padRuslanbs Ienefte 8e.
Fnfbninser ON Sopons sfr9nfelfe Al
Teuiraliteten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-08
Den ru8ftife 6loabeuf D e
ling peo 9fabiooftot er
luppen I'D % Gngfter
Sopun.

5otio, 8. DARTS. Gfterretningen
ON, at ben rusiiifsiiberiIte 6lauoeals
being beo 9laDi0oItot maneOrerer
fri og frant / BET japaneiiite !9ap,
bar pdtt itor 6rpgt o9 en- meget pin
fig 5slelie Ober belle Sapan. Utan
troebe fulbt og fait, at oenne 5ldaoe
par trp9t inOe1uttet glaoiOpitots
6apn, pa MI Tan man 6bert gieblif
bente, at ben pil poeIa9ge iaaoanne
abit6per. iom er uben tilltratteliJt
0abneforibar.
Der menes isorigt, at ben rusiiite
9tomiral pil forIege at fnoe ben ja=
paneiiife aeIeroeflduoe, iom beitoar
af imaa arpbiere og ct Qtntdl alz
nonbdaoe, og Iom menes at ligge i
R9r6eben al 6osiio6ugten.
Gn betbonin9sfulb Gfterretnin9
meloer. at Der er Ienbt Gtspresorore
til Soiebo, Dg at en- flpoenoe GItaprs
af fsrIte alasies iapaneiiIte9rpoiere,
oeri6lanbt ,,NisIbin" og osuIapi",
fsbte / Stalien ira ben argentinIfe
g1egering, er ubienbt meb Orore til
at finbe ben rnsff=f6eriIfe GIabre
ca bore ben Sent.
6ois oenne Gfterretning er paa=
!ibelig, er ct fortbiplet Seifag umihs
oel6art for 6aanben, 5orbolb til
6oiltet 9ompen be6 gatu fun bar
ION en- 9srneIeg.
9oloffernetruet meb
Reisnin9.
Berlin, 7. Nlarts Zen tplte Re=
9ering bar mootaget tonfbentiefle
Gfterretninger, fom 9aar I'D paa. at
bele 9efoltniugen rusiiIt Pplen
lpgger glaner til foabdnne Demon
itrationer, Der @irteliq6eben er ensz
6etDbenbe meo glepolution. ibet man
mtner. al bet rette giebIif til at le=
oere llnbertrbtterne ct feleliot Stag
netop er for 6aanben.
Stemningen / 9inoer
farlig.
qeting, 6. Marts. auslanos Nm
ieelIe er life meget bepenbt 6er
Sben oenne lib, og gusierOenlig=
beoens 2lttier faar fabelagtig lao
aurs. Stemningen / 6ooeotaben
Forplanter Tig meb rioenoe 0dities
beO ub til qropinierne, ielp til be
fierneite, Og be, iOm idgttager Situa-
tionen, nerer aIporlig 5rb9t for. at
ben tineiiIte gefoltning at egsn Drift
og paa egen Regning ftdl taite fig
inb / 9ampen mob be aifatiIfe Sns
teresiers 9trbefienbe. Ruslanb.
9efOItningen mdd or la B E
9labib 0 itot.
Ct. peters6org. 6. Wldrts. aoms
mdnOanten 9la0iboitot bar uofsOt
en- proflomation, bDori alle Snos
bpssere inben for en- giaOius at 10
Uiil opforbres til ajeblittelig at for.
tabe 9bep og mebtage beres perioa-
lige @ienbele msb llnbtdgelfe al
areaturbefatnins pg 5gbemioler.
9 o m 3 a bement pad lan9
4fftanb.
@labiboItot, 7. Wlarts. Gn iapas
neIiIt SsladDe beitaaenbe al fem
arigsIfibe og to arbOfere piite iig |
Gftermiobaes ST. 1,25 pg bombdrs
berebc gben og 8bitbatterierne | 40
U(inutter.
sloaben ontom fra Retnine mob
Den 9lffolb. 9a ben fom inb us
furiebugten, formebe ben Slaglinie,
men bolbt fig ftobig uben for en- gfs
fanb of 11s mif. Slben bleb rets
tet mob 8pen os &bfbatterierne,
men giorbe ingen Stabe. ba ben
it6rfte Del af granaterne life etss
ploberebe.
Oe rusFife 9atterier Ibarebe itte,
forbi man bentebe, at 5ienben fulbe
fpmme nermere; men ben idpdnefite
| 1
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-08

Oanit 4poteter BIB. =
gurl Q(noerien, ben banife Q(poteter
pau 6jprnet af 6oparO og Grie
Streets, San5rancisco, afgit / 2erz
bags beb 0poen efter fort Sp9eleie.
ylbreIh9opm bar Mariagen til bans
0go. 9lnberIen bar paa @runb uf
i'm 5orretnin9 9obt tenbt blanot
Oanife, af bbilte ban bapbe mango
&unber. San bar fsbt / &pben6aon
og aflagbe Iibfe Sommer ct 8eIe9 /
i'm Spoebp. 9(fOsbe bleb 40 9lar
gammel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-08

ulpttestilfelOe. Wlaler
9. s. Rsmer / Omaha, en- tenbt og
afbolot 2anOsmanb, omtom iflg.
,. .. g." forleoen peO ct betlagez
ligt lllhttestilfGlbe. timber lit Or
bejOe bar ban trp6et op / ct 5re, en-
@ren tnatteoe, og ban itprtebe til
sSoroen. 6an mobtog 5dlbet ida
alporlige 9eIfaOieelier, at ban nogle
faa Elmer ienere bsbe pao Glartl IN
6oipital, bpprtil ban itrats efter u
lbtten bleb bragt. Hsmer bar en-
flint og afbolbt banIt Wlano og en-
COB 5amiliefaber. Sdn efterlaper
Iig @nte og ire 8srn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-08

Qnfomne fra 9anmdrf.
Spl9enbe antom / Onsbogs til San
Srdncisco liee fra Oanmart: Mils
&egina &riItenien, 0atter af aobs
tain 8. g. ariIfenIen @sbiers, M.
g. oan9bolbe fraSbeum, gprbSles=
big, S. e. Winum fra Sarnpeb2uno
pr. Ribe oe &arl Sanien fra Gss
bj9rg. timber Opbolbet gben toe
Selifdbet inb paa MinfeTter 6otef
og rejite meb 0amperen Spotane III
Gurefd, bporfraReiTen odar til 5erne
bale, bbor be bar Slaetninge boio.
benbe. ,,9ien."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-08

0anft @ulb9raber be ID.
@n 70 9tar gammel 0anifer Oeb
g1aOn 0ans peterien er ben 13.
5ebruar afgaoet beb 0eben / gfeo>
bling, Sal. San bar Sen of 9uss
muno 9}eter 9dnien gibifopen BED
MibOelfart paa SIM. s 1866 reiIte
ban til Qtmerita og opbolbt fig 81
muba pg noele andre Steber fumt
orbejbebe en- Sib 8ulminerne
pennIptDuniu. $ Mibten af 70,erne
fom 9an til California Og ilpg fig
neb paa Sanb Slat iOm @uIbgruper
Som faoban bar ban en- af be fibite
,Mobifanere" til at forfbdre Cub
grdperens tiblisere uomtpiitebe Ret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-08
Ran Sapaneferne fpr9nge
bete Bort Qrt6uri 9uften?

garis, 6. Murts. st RD9tc, iOm
r oiOt uobreOt, men ipm bog life
Der timber 9iltro, gaur uo pad, Ut
Sapaneierne i'm 3iO, oa De FAB iuoe
men BORT Qtrtbur, bar la9t Wliner
pua arpos og 3Dars unber bele
8nen, % at be M bar uoienbt en-
dne ublsgt, iagfpnoig Gtspebition
Ill al iprange bet bele / 2uften.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-02-02

A member of the English educational
commission visiting the United States
has remarked upon the fact as one of
the most striking in his Investigations,
that the children of the President Of
the United States should sit in the pub
lie schools side by side with the chill
dren Of the humblest working man.
Our President is republican to the core
and cares nothing for class distinction.
His example is thoroughly practical
He does not mouth platitudes about
equality, he shows his belief in equality
by his own conduct, and he teaches
equality to his family by sending them
to the public schools. The lesson might
be AIKEN by some of his fellow citizens
who talk equality but desire so called
''select schools" for their children, thus
striving to create a slight caste even in
early life.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-02-02

The Federal prisoners who are not
consigned to he d labor, have rather a
miserable time They do no work and
simply loaf. Now loafing may be a
musing for a time, but when it con-
tinues for weeks it is very monOtonous.
There should be some method of giving
such people employment, but what can
be given them? 1t Is a subject which
might occupy the attention of some one
who has such matters in charge. There
are those who look after people out Of
prison. AS the Star understands some
of them willing to look after people in
prison, If there are people, no matter
what their nationality may be, who
are not looked after properly these
would look after them and lay their
cases befo-- the proper authorities. But
then they should have proper authority
to make their Investigations and give
their advice.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-02-02
RUSSIAN INDUSTRY.

The Russian Ministry of Agriculture and Domains occupied
with the project of reeng possible of the contracts for
supplies village industries The ministry has under
taken be the for all the other departments Thus
the artillery department contracted for $1,000 cartridge boxes with the
villagers OF the Moscow Mimi Novgood and Perm Provinces The
commay department let out large orders for harness and leather ar
ces for soldiers outfit the villages Saratof and U Provinces
remarkable that the opening Of the exhibition of village indus
tries ST. Petersburg the authorities of the Province of Sara
tof had no idea what scale of development the village industries had
reached here the Province does produce sufficient grain for its
population and outside work nconsdeabe The department
has also given large contracts for cloth in several Provinces
These significant facts The village industries that being
carried entirely for military naval cartridge boxes, soldiers
outfits harness for artillery cloth for the navy No matter what is it
preparation for No effort the village
mune upon commercial basis Just the railways of Russia have
strategic have the people military III delightful
try in Russia.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-02-02
CLOSING THE DOOR.

The California Federation of Labor convention
no passed important resolution avorng the the Geay
Act to Japanese This resolution based the of Japan
csc in Hawaii The claim that the Japanese Hawaii stepping
stone to reach California and the United States generally their
disastrous competition has inflicted great injury upon American work
e great of figures brought show how the Jap
anese population increased from 1890 1900
The question be how keep Japanese of the
United States 1t thing dealing with China and totally different
thing dealing with the Empire of Japan China has practically
Japan has government which claims be equal with any
the globe and acknowledged received among
the comfy of nations Japanese has much right the
United States Servian, Italian Australian Hungarian.
We keep the latter they paup keep them
out if they comply with our immigration rules
In dealing with Chinese deal with which has dis
tnct status In dealing with Japanese deal with country which
has very distinct There however of preventing
from entering the United States all large
bers Representations Japanese could
would be listened TO- Though the population of Japan thick
present the Japanese has desire that should expand
wards America The aim of Japan expand upon the Aac
tnen She wants people Korea she would like people Mongolia
1t is this desire of expansion Aiaward that the bottom the
spirit playing important figure in the of the world The
Japanese has the of preventing its subjects from
going any particular country and would readily exercise that right
1t would however law which, like the Geary Act would be
ed her subjects individually Such would not lead
but would lead to commercial retaliation and the growing trade with
Japan thing manufacturers and through them
the artzan population Of the United States
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-02-02

There is the usual see saw at Mon
tevideo over a revolution. Just now
the revolutionists have swung upwards
Wait a while. The revolutionists will
go downwards. Meantime the presi-
dent is preparing for break 70 Paris.
That capital is full of Dago Presidents.
Most Of them have walked off with the
treasury for the time being. If any
one wants to get a picture of this kind
of life read the latest story our Lady
of the Mercenaries." And there are
dozens of others just as true or near
ly as true.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-02-02

on. They go to the road gang boss 70
help them out lie is perfectly will
ing to do SC for consideration, and
thus a system gets started. The men
are ignorant and do not see that ten
cents on a dollar per month means a
hundred and twenty per cent year.
Very frequently the man who loans
hardly appreciates the fact himself.
A great deal OF money has been made
in this way and probably a great deal
more will be made. It is one Of the
systems that it is almost impossible to
break up. The poor laborers will not
ten because he needs cash. Certainly
the man who lends the money will
not tell. It is one OF the hard pro-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-02-02
THE ALDEN BOSSES LOAD.

The agents Of the bark Alden Besse
which returned to port yesterday Leak
ing say that the statement in the Star
that she had 1850 tons the largest
cargo she had ever carried aboard, is
Incorrect. The vessel has carried, they
assert right along more cargo than this
amount. She has carried as high as
1S48 tons. She did not have quite L.
$50 tons Of sugar aboard but little
less than that amount. 1t is also as
serted that when the vessel was turned
before the wind she made 5 inches Of
water instead OF as was stated.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-02-02
Room and Board

Room and Board for gentleman. Pri-
vate family. MakilSi. Apply Box 652.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-02-02

Paul Isenberg was a good man. No
worthier representative of his country
ever came to these islands and he has
left many worthy works which will
preserve his memory. Nothing could
be more in harmony with his ideas
than the transference of his interest in
the house and lot Of the German church
Mr.. Isenberg was one OF our most
liberal pioneers, and his administrators
follow out his ideas in a most earnest
way.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-02-02

There has been very heavy weather
in Hawaii and Maui, The Governor has
been stormbound, and his has not been
the only case. In some PAGES it was
impossible for the children to go to
school for four days.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-02-02

normal man or woman the only hope,
and nothing can be said. One can only
T call the lines Of Hood and sigh for
the tenderness Of the words, which we
are so apt to forget in such circum-
stances.
Alas for the rarity
OF Christian Charity
Under the Sun.
Give to the poor boys memory, who
ever he may be, Christian Charity"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-02-02

The Hancock suicide will probably
remain an unsolved story for all time.
1t is only one Of hundreds OF thousands
in similar circumstances in thousands
of cities. 1t is useless, probably to
write upon suicide. 1t is to the normal
man so utterly foolish, to the semi-ab-
normal man, worthless and to the abb
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-02-02
Classified Ads in Star.
Ads under "situations Wanted" inserted
free until further notice.
Found

A fiat bottom boat, owner can have
same by inquiring at this office and
paying expenses.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-02-02
25 CTS, AND 90 CTS,
PER BOTTLE
FORT STREET

blems which the Superintendent {
Pubic Works has to contend with.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-02-02

The money lending system upon pub
lie works is one of the hardest things
to overcome. Men are poor ana want
TO have a dollar or two 70 carry them
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-02-02

Democrats find yght in addition to those they
OF shall have Democratic President but on the other
Republicans find eighty addition to those they
Republican President Thus the question for the
politicians of the parties solve Where shall seek the most
combinations of States the votes c
Phillips make combinations and accord
ing the fancy the politician figure out Republican vic
figure Democratic victory That can leave to
politicians do But what is given above the
interesting and will bear study They show that there
vigorous fight and will be interesting to watch
stage game OF The Star figures out the victory for
Roosevelt andt tn Republicans
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-02-02
To Rent
Furnished Rooms TO Let

A nicely furnished front room. Mos
quito proof and electric light. 494 Bere-
taniA near Punchbowl.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-02-02
THE ELECTION.

Some calculations upon the election by David Graham Phillips
interesting The apporOnmen after the added twennne
members the House of Representatives and the
electoral college He work show where these twenty
additional
Nine will be cast in that Sure Democratic Southern States
which represents all that Mr. Bans campaigns left OF the solid
SouhVrgna North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Florida
Alabama Kentucky Tennessee Mississippi Louisiana Missouri
], Arkansas 1, Texas 3.
Six will be in the States that the Republicans "as
good sure carrMane New Hampshire Vermont Massachu
Rhode Island Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan Minnesota
North Dakota South Dakota Iowa. Kansas Nebraska Oregon
The remaining fourteen will be in States that less
doubu-Connectcut New York New Jersey West Virginia l.
Illinois 3, Wisconsin Colorado California Washington
The Sure Democratic grouphe thirteen Southern Saes-w
1904 total of ISL electoral votes The fifteen Sure Republican
States will total of electoral votes Tabuang the political
The Bourbon news., 1904-06-10
LIVE STOCK, CROP, ETC.

Jas. E. Clay sold to R., B. Scott, of
Clark, 45O lambs at cents.
-Turney Bros. won their first race of
the season at Latonia Tuesday with Jake.
The betting was 2 to 1.
r. B. Scott, of Clark, bought in
Fayette county last week lot of lambs
for delivery June 10th to July 10Th, at 5A
to 81 cents
The Paris Milling Company sold this
week to Mr.. Asa Jewell fine pair of work
mules for $485. They were shipped to a
Cincinnati Brewery
Ali indications point to large crop of
blue grass seed of excellent quality. Prep
arations are being made for gathering il
and it will be ripe in few days
The Kentucky Burley Tobacco Grow
ers' Association was reorganized at Lex
ington Tuesday night and will be incor-
porated under the laws of Kentucky.
Thomas E. Baldwin, of Richmond
has purchased the Hume farm, 512 acres,
at Silver Greek, for $34. 900. This is con-
sidered one of the finest farms in Madison
In Scott, the farm of the late James R
Nutter, one and half miles from Payne's
Depot, containing 240 acres, was sold pub
ly and purchased by Patterson Steele, o.
! lFayette county, at $127 per acre.
The Bourbon news., 1904-06-10

Springfield, H., and return one fare,
plus SOC, ($11.60). June and 4. Return
limit June 16, 1904.