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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-07

YIA-GlVnn County.

GE0RGIA-Glynn County.
To all whom it may concern: Mrs.
b. Day having in proper form ap-
Pied to me for permanent letters of
administration on the estate of H. c.
Day late. of said county, this is to cite
/ and singular, the creditors and next
o. kin. of H. C. Day to be and appear
al my Office within the time allowed
By law and show cause. if any they
can why permanent administration
should not be granted to Mrs. L. B.
Day on H. c. Days estate Witness
my hand and official signature this
6tE day of Oct. 1904
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Best pine wood in the city 75c. per
load. Fine oak wood 90c. per load. w.
" Miller. telephone 800
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YIN. 4. BsrrIe,
Sheriff Glynn County. Georgia.
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CORTLAND S. [ amb.

Administrator upon the Estate of An
ME e. Kenrick.
Lor,s, Mt
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WANTED-Young colored man to
make himself Useful in furniture store
G McGaryey.
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DeVWsT3Ss Witch SaEv@
For Piles, BURNS, Sores

Prompt treatment of a slight attack
of diarrhoeo will often prevent a seri-
Gus sickness. The best known rene
dy is DIR. Seth Arnold's balsam. Your
arothecary Smiths Pharmacy war
rams it ct give satisfaction.
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$500 Reward.

Have you tried Lustroie for you
prniture? At Morgan's Drug Store.
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I will pay $500 reward for proof tc
convict party that sunk pile driver at
new docks on Sunday nigth 27th inst.
w. F. Jones.
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Thousands are sick every year with
some form of bowel complaint, Thous-
ands are cured by taking DR.. Seth
Arnolds halsam Warranted to give
by Smiths Pharmacy.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-05-12


of the Hawaiian islands, is illSat her
apartments at the ST. Louis worlds
fair.
Brigadier General Peter T. SWayne,
u. S. A.. retired, is dead at his hanse
at Los zNietos, Cal, aged seventy four
years.
Part of the Russian loan issued in
Paris has been taken by New York
banks. the National City being among
those participating.
The Chilean cruisers Esmeralda and
.Chacubuco have been definitely sold
to Charles r. Flint of New York. The
contract price is $5,l5o,oo0.
The French government has made
M. Philippe Bunau-Varilla, first minis
ter of Panama to the United States, an
officer of the Legion of Honor.
a strike of 300 journeymen bakers
has begun in Berlin. They demand
higher wages and discontinnance of
the system of boarding with their en-
ployers.
One of the largest dry goods job
bing houses in the country, Sweetser,
Pembrook & Co OF New York city, es-
stablshed in 1854. has adopted policy
of gradual liquidation.
Colonel Henry e. Bristol, o.. S. A.,
retired, is dead in New York city. He
entered the army under General Lewis
Cass and after the Civil war served in
several Indian campaigns
Professor Henry Clark Johnson, all.
thor Of many text books and an as
sistant corporation counsel of New
York city since 1S99 has been found
dead in his apartments there from
heart disease.
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]MINE,IHORROR
lN ILLINOIS
Six Men Killed and About One Hundred
Seriously Injured by Powder
Explosion. ===

Mnfnlttshorus-l lllszAIay ay--li= a.-z=s;; men
were killed and a large number burned
as=t =the-festlltaof an explosion OF pow.
der zin-shaft No.ief tho Big Muddy
Goal and Iron Mine c0mpan4z-at Her,
-rin.-tMentN -niles-ffe1n t1rrC,
About 3Saa5 m1n arc cmploAt4 HI tlie
mine and they had jlisktz=t1zz4gssttl li=Ntilf1.
x car containing fifty KEGS 81 powder
exploded The cause OF the explosion
ls-not known
At noon eighty Injured lnen and he
following dead Mere removed from the
nine, Thomas Green, Fred. SelReHsss, :,
John Miller. Grain and two broth
s.s named Williams.
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st. Petersburg, May 12-No news
has been received from the seat OF
war confirmatory of the many rumors
of heavy fighting which are drifting IN
from abroad, mainly through Japan
ese sources. There have-been violent
thunder storms over Siberia and the
telegraph is working badly. Whatever
official information has reached the
emperor has not been made public as
his majesty left Tsarskoye early in the
morning to attend the review and had
not returned late in the afternoon.
The general staff admits 1t IS without
adyices as to whether the railroad or
telegraph to Port Arthur are still open.
Upon several points, however, specific
information is vouchsafed.,TheEidea
that the Russian squadron at Port Az
thur is being destroyed to prevent its
falling into the bands Of the enemy is
secuted at the admiralty.
I'VE are not going TO repeat the
mistake made at Sebastopol said
Vice Admiral Rojestvensky, comman.
der CT the Baltic feet. If the
Worst Comes to the Worst
the squadron will put to sea, engage
the enemy and infiict as much-dam
age as possible before going to the
bottom. But you can say that 1t is a
little early yetto talk OF such despera
tion.'
The general staff is positive that
there has been no fight al Moatlenllne
pass for the simple reason that the
Russians do not occupy it.ZO Onfy-az few
scouts were left There. According tC
reports the japanese forces at feng
huancheng were divided ia advancing
one part moving forward TO Liaoyah=
and d-the other marching toward Hal
cheng 10th Liaoyang and New
chwang are six days. march from
Fenghuancheng- Therefore. they
argue. a fjsut OF importance is impos
sible for at least two days. The gen
erai- staff is .witbaatinformation re
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sHAYTlAN BANK SCANDAL.
Many Germans, English and Areri-
cans Imprisoned.a

washington, May 12.--Mr. Leger,
the Haytian minister at Washington,
has cabled his president requesting to
be fully advised as to the situation IN
that country. The minister has had
no intimation Of the impending trou-
Bile there, although he knew that his
government was prosecuting a num-
ber of cases growing out Of the Hay
tian national bank scandal. As re-
suit Of this prosecution it is said a
number Of Germans, English and
Americans have been imprisoned.
Whether they are still incarcerated
or are out on bail is not known here.
They are charged with issuing false
bonds to the amount of $4,000.
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The mine was baItty wrecked. max
I ing tie awefh 81 zft.st7te=d tffiE1lit. thirty
mine mules We're Killed.
=1fsttt-tsitg tho majority 0f the miners
We're working III ather parts Of the
shaft ken ttlls1sipl1 occurred,
thtts being ahle 10 assist With the res
cue work
IA ltzisztrE1iyaes tilen were
M0rlsi in tl4fe-tta stsittiitt q. the eNplo-
sion aud il Is sbelteYad thatzseveral
are dead and with IN ckage.
II IS also feared hat SS OF the
Mouulel M ay5h be =! ssa!aet=eif frem the res
5cuefs and at#taes may die before be-
ing TtttGilId.
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WILL MAKE NO PROTEST.
Stale Department and Report Of Rus
sian Official.


Washington. May l2.sS--The state dc
FpartnleHt has concluded not tn make
an official protest @tp 4theAR Russian =sst't-
sernmpnl against the latest ntlnralices
OF NJ. tassf5'f late Russian minlstelslo
Korea, relative To the conduct OF the
7otflecis ut rho United States ship
Nickslnlgg in connection With he SUE
eorimg Of SURVIVORS Of tho Naiiag and
korietz.
Naval officers here have shown con
siderable feeling over the criticisms
us affecting tie homer 81 the Gnltet
States aaNy aild7:tfe desirous Of having
nm inquiry made us to why these
statements were given publication III
the Official Messenger thus stamping
them as official. lhesstate department
officials, however. arc disposed to igs
more the incident. one Of them explain
ing that M. Pavloff's htterances are,
IN a measure. .pardonables IN view OF
the hnlmiiiations which lie has s,lt-
afered in being expelled from Korea.
Making due allowancesfor his state of
mind. according TO the state depart,
ment officials the department viii not
notice the matter.4
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CREEPING =0N=P0RT.ARTHUR.
JAPANESE FORCES sTEADfEYAD.
vANciNG ON RUSSIAN
STRONGHOLD.
STRONGHOLD.

shanhaikwan, May l2.The Russian
troops are lingering in the Vicinity Of
Newchwang and some Of them are re-
lillery is ready for instant transrolta-
tion
The reports of fighting at Laoyang
have not been confirmed. There is 4
possibility that It was merely a brush
with hiigands.
Haiehcng IS heing reinforced with
troops from l4iaoyang.
II is reported here that the Japanese
are creeping CLOSELY 70 Port Arthur.
Ii Is believed that the First Japan
Hese army corps is still Mt Fenshuans
cheng
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RESULT OF FAMILY TROUBLE.
Michigan Man Kits Wife and Attempts

Meno1ninee Mich, May T.. one OF
the most terrible crimes III the history
nf Annna,tnpe Was eaafiittl ttt-ti- titiistng.
tile day f'rra lieinaiii of Neenai
murdered his wife t,y cutting her
Ethroat With razor, tlian he half sew
eHtff hfsiz own head with the same
waapon The crime WAS dane In the
house Of James Smith. brother-in=laW
#of the dead Woman.
The ZiemailnS had not lived together
for 4oniu Time Mrs. Ziemalui had
lately arrived from Nc,snall and was
followed hs her husband Al last aez
lrounts Xiemunn was sill alive. with
| sliEiit chances OF rcesiveIy
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ALLEN NAY RETIRE.
iResents Interference Of President in
His Department

Washington. May I2.There IS q
Ipogsibility thai Frederick H. Allen.
|scommssienerNo patents, viii retire
because ~ ai8inteffeTenee with his official
duties hy President Roosevelt The,
president IL dissatisfiee With t he meth
st.is issstt.tl u gstten and gofne or
Ills silbur6linates alfl Mr, Allen resents
being oycrTutrd by ths PRESIDENT.
Tie trouble arcs, oYer/the applica-
5tion. 81 Thomas A. Eeijson, tho inyen,
tor. for d patent oY a device to be
used III connection with his storage
battery The PRESIDENT ordered a re-.
iitt.tt. iitt.tt = stSUnmP1aint BY Edison.
which AlIe:lhad refused
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AMERICA AS COMMON FOE.
Colombia and Venezuela Plan Latin
American Alliance.

washington, May l2.-The state de-
partment has information that Cen
eraI Reyes of Colombia and President
Castro Of Venezuela are attempting to
organize the republics Of Central and
South America into an alliance that
will be unfriendly to the United States,
especially in commercial way.
This long has been one Of Castro's
net schemes and the state department
officials are not surprised that Colom-
.bia is supporting him. They do not be.
9lieye the movement will become seri-
Gus, for Castro recently failed in re
lewed efforts to secure the coopera-
uon Of the other Latin-American coun-
trinc
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ONLY EIGHT THOUSAND MEN.
Small japanese Force on the Llaotuns

pariSs. May II The ST Petersburg
correspondent OF the Eelair say
II Is nov certain that The Japanese
have aet landed more han 5000 men
Ill l'itsewo. Only few detaehments
pf tho advance guard reached the rail
way, which they cnt in several places,
They then received orders to fall back
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Another Japanese Bond Issue.

y Lond9n, aaP The correspond
=eni tseatrfti sA;eApafsssat Eelsie ca
blcs that 4 second Issue Of exehequer
bonds, Amounting TO s5o,090, ,oe0. Will
probably be made AT the end of the
month The cabinet Will hold con.
ference on the subject with bankers
ard Hnnnciera
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Washington May-1 2.-Itis stated
that Senator Fairbanks of Indiana has
Informed the president that he desires
the honor of running with him.
If this is the case it settles the ques-
tion of4the vice presidency. Senator
Fairbanks, unWillingly, was the fore
most man for the place. and it is quite
certain that Senator Fairbanks. will
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WILL PUT TO SEA
Worst Comes To Worst AT Port Arthur
Russian Ships Will Engage
The Jap Fleet.
The Jap Fleet.

4garnlng the.4repol1ed death Of llenten-
ant General Zassaliteh, declaring that
it is not credible The possibility Of
small engagement al Wafungtien Is adj
mitted, although no Information mas
been received. But If an engagement
has occurred there they insist II could
not have been of Importance, as the
garrison is small.
The Russian force at NewchWang Is
withdrawing, but the place was still
held, according to the last advlces.
LA a crPnMG pGGI-EIOM.-@=-
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Instructed for Roosevelt

s kewzHayen,zCnn May ! ---.iisiie=ats
minisfration. Of President Roosevelt
wjts endorsed at the Connecticut Re
<Dublicah convention during the day.
and II as9reeommended tint thf four
teen delegates chosen for the national
convention at Chicago vote az unit
for his nomination.
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seyeral-Persons- Injured.

Atlanta, Ga, May PA head-on
collision between north and south
bound passenger trains on the South
ern occurred near RoclSmart, Ca, last
night. Several were injured. but not
seriously.
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DATE OF LAND SALE CHANGED

take reservation lands at Thief River
Fails, siNty miles from 1rookston,
7hwgfn lnnc instead of the date
.originally fixed. The register and re-.
ceiyer of the rookston land Office
Will he ri both openings TO expedite
5theswork.
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MURDERED BY NEGROES.
Kansas City Printer Killed in Presence
Of k4is Wifc.

Kansas City, May -t slnfellse.
Meyer. agcl tMenlyst9o, plinter
wiiss terribly slashea and lsi!lNsil ~ his
home In The southern par Of lssei Y
some time daring tho night. Ancosd5
Ing 70 MRS. Mayer, who reported Tie.
matter 20 the police, Two negroes en-
tered lhe--Aaiafse- = :
morning While one held Tho woman
TO prevent her giving the alarm tile
other struggled with Meyer. slasitliIE
him with Il. razor on he head. throat
salIfl body Atias Meyer became tfIaoI
scious and did not recover until nta,ty
band dead. The house had been ,piias
sacked The police have found iie
trace of he neg r9ns
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RlDlcuLousLY EXAGGERATED.
Reports st Peruvian and Brazilian Bor-
der Skirn1tst1es.

Rio Janeiro, May 12.Reports from
Europe received here show that the
border skirmishes which have been go
ing on between the Peruvian and Bra
lillian troops in the Alto-Purus and
Alto-.Jurua districts have been ridic-
ulously exaggerated. The Associated
Press correspondent is authorized by
the Brazilian government to say that
successful negotiations for an alnicable
settlement between the two govern
ments are fully expected. The depar-
ture of the Peruvian minister to Bra
zil was purely a personal matter and
without any political significance.
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Washington, May II. Owing @ il
conflict of dates With the snle If the
chippewa Indian land \ 1T Crook
Mimi. on .lnnd =, Commissioner
Richards, Of the general land Office
today directed that tile salco &C tie Red
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Emperor Censured Ministers for Neg
iect Of Duty. --.-

London, May-J2-A dispatch 10 the
Central News from Seoul announces
that the Korean cabinet has resigned
in JUdJ ss a COLsc4ucnte Ok The en-
peror having sharply censured his min
listers for neglect OF their duties.
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FOR HAPPENDIXLESS CLUE
All Veterans Of Operations Are to
Be Eligible.

Sioux City, Ia, May 12..-The Ap-
pendixless club is to be the name OF a
unique social organization promoted
by Hamlet A. Rye of the National Bis
cult company. Mr.. Rye has called a
meeting of all who have lost their
vermiforms and purposes a permanent
organization. # S
It will be something like a G. a.
r., Mr. Rye said. we can talk of
our wounds and our battles within the
prison walls of the hospitals
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schicauo. Grain and. Provisions.

Chicago, May 11--Wheat May,
s911hc; July, 853sMS51ac; old, 86$4c;
Sept, SOA 08Ossc; DID, 8113c. Corn
May, AZ &c; July, 4Sss44c;; Sept, a
4s1hc;;e Dec, 1870. Oats May, 4111ss 11sce;
July, 3s7Ac; Sept, 31@3111sc. Pork
May, s1l1O; July, s11.2711@ Sept 81 IL !
SO. Flax-G Cash, Northwestern, ST.
zo99 Is 8 Southwestern, ssI011 Y - May,
s1.011a; July, s1.04 ". Butter Cream
cries, l5M1S1sc;; dairies, 13M17c.
Eggs-15A M151ac. Poultry-Turkeys,
12c; chickens, lie; springs, IL to 2
pounds, $5.5O@6.OO per dozen.
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STEP TO REOPEN THE lRooUols.
Plans for Remodeling Laid Before
Building Commissioners.

Building Commissioner.
Chicago, May PA step towards
opening the foquois theater has been
taken. Plans for remodeling the in.
terror in strict compliance with the or
8dinance have been laid before Com
missioner Williams by the new own
ers, Hyde & Behman of New York and
Harry Davis OF Pittsburg.
A seating capacity of 1000, which
lis not far from the old capacity, is
provided for. The steep pitch ofdhe-
gallery is modified. In the rear of the
main floor of the balcony and of the
gallery are planned fireproof walls.
which will make passageways leading
tO exits
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ST. paul Union Stock Yards.

st. Paul, May 11.-Gattle-G Good to
choice steers, S4.5O@5.OO; common to
fair, So. 3.5O@4.25; cows and heifers
s2.s5@4.25;; veals, $3.25@3.50. Hogs
$4.30@4.65. Sheep-Good to choice
yearling wethers, s4.75M5.15;; heavy
3 4.75M5s1 O;;good II choice lambs,
$5.lO@5.65: fair to good, s4.75M5.oO
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NO GUNHoAT ASKED FOR.
Beligerents Expected to Protect Brit.
Ish Interests at NeMchWang.


London, May r.. Earl Percy, under
foreign secretary, replying TO q aues-
tion in the house of commons, said the
British consul ait NeWchWans had not
asked for a gunboat for the protection
of British interests there IN view oI
the possibility nj attack by brig
anes NeWehWang being IN the lbeaa
ter Of war his maica'yss government
some time ago took the only step pos
zsible i'm requesting the bel se.t,.lllst-=tet
safeguard The interests ol British sub
sjects. The Russian ntgoyernment prom
,isel that all precautions wonld ne
taken Should the Russians retire from
Newcllwang he the secretary did
moi suppose there would be any pro
lection for British life or property
against brigandage until the entry "
the Japanese into the. town.
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Serious Riot in Chinese Towr

Shanghai, May Nlere aas a riot
mt Chinkiang tlnIing1fie DAY he mob
burned the unarteaE Of tie neW police
force. Several persons We're Killed or
.MulIIllGI
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=CANDIDATE.FOR
VICE PRESIDENCY
Senator Fairbanks, Of Indiana, Would
Like to be ROOSeVelt'S
Running Mate.
Would

ing auu even oeslrous -rnnnlng,= III
be the choice of mostAof- the big lead.
ers. The president himself might find
some one whom he would =like=better=
for a running mate, bnt-he has no OBJ
jecttons to Senator Fairbanks and, as
matter of fact, thevpresident has an
nounced that he would not interfere in
the selection of candidate for the
second place on the ticket.
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Prospectus Of Japanese Loan.
London, May t2The prosperous of
the Japanese loan Of $5o,0Oo.ooo was
issued during the day. The issue price
Is 931a.
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.amerlean Cruiser for -ehefoo.

Shanghai, May tf2-The United
States cruiser New Orleans, Rear Ad-
miral Yates Stirling on board, is max
ing-t1ttrricd- icd-prepIrations to leave here
for Chei00 The reason for her, depar.
ture has not been announced here.
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ANOTHER POPULAR LOAN.
Japanese Cabinet Decides to Raise
Money at Home.

Toxic, May 12.-At a cabinet meet.
ing during the day it was decided to
float another popular loan of $50,0O0,-
600. at 95, redeemable in five years,
with interest at s per cent, payment
to be made in ten installments com
mencing in June, next. An imperial
ordinance providing for the. loan will
be issued about May 20. Should4tlle
loan be over subscribed an equal dis
tribution will be made among the APP
.plicants, instead of giving preference
to small subscribers as was done in
the case of the last loan.
WILL DRAW THE JAPs ON. Z
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MARKET gu CITATIONS.
Minneapolis Wheat.

Minneapolis, May 11.-Whea May
s9311gc; July, 92lllc; Sept, S0s4 @S07sc.
On track--No. hard, 96e;s No. ]
Northern, Csc. No. 2 Northern, 93112c.
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TRAIN REACHES PORT ARTHUR.
No Japanese Troops Observed Near the

London, May z. "A dispatch to the
Central News from I.iaoyang says:
train hence reached Port Arthur
Tuesday. The railroad officials say
that no Japanese troops wt.rcStl,scrvrd
near the railroad I t5tIt -that some Jap
anese cavalry were seen behind Feng
huanchene
The dispatch adds that advices from
Gensan say that 40 Gossacks are still
at Songjin, about l5D miles north Of
IGensa n iss-4z
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NARROW ESCAPE OF FIREMEN.
Wreckagc Imprlsons Them in a Burn
--5---ina Buiidina.

Chicago.- May L. lsiNe-iircnll.l- III 4
rowly escane, death IL i burning
bnilding ut s. Institute iiiaess- early Ia
the day
When&the tiremen arrived HE three
upper lloors OF the structure. whietli'
is tenanted by cnbinet md piar5i HisrtSs
nis, was bla2ing hntly rhree pilienpn
climbed ladders ta Tho third floor and
forced their way into the ee.l'er 81
the building. Finding the hsai fsasi
great they tried ~ retreat mud thea
discovered the door had be..l e:tslsll
by falling wreelsase When ton min
utes passed aud tile three nen did not
appear othnr tiremen vert " tho res.
cue and carried lieni from the b1itlds
Ing. they were soon revived.
a few minutes later two pipemen
were orr tho roof when ii gave way,
They saved themselves by cllnginE lp
the wall lintil ladders could be run up
to them.
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ORDERS GENERALR Retreat
Kuropatkin May Even Retire as Far
North as Il arhifl fl.---------

St Petersburg. May 22.zThe w;rr-ef.
flee announces that General kuropats
kin has ordered general retreat tsof,
the. monlcut he Will hold onto Lao
yang. but there is no intention oil his
part te@ii @iight=siz.s ssenera -;lct tion=tlIere--l
he can possibly avoid it The plain
truth is that Ruropatllin has not
enough troops on the gronna 70 risk
u general lzaet tion.zP Pending the arrival
of reinforcements he Will. If hard
pressed, retire from t.laoyiallg tn Muk-
den, and from Mnkaen, if necessary,
to Hardin.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-05-12

The TiDetans have strongly fortl-
fed Jong and open fire, upon every one
approaching the town Some hundreds
have taken residence in the monastery,
whence they have opened fire upon the
British tropps. Persons OF importance
arrive daily al Jong and l.. Hasa SENDS
conseripts from m6nastcrles ana VII
lagos in a wide radius.