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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-01
u ngeb1t9es efe9 bel
8prt Nrthur.


8ort Arthur.
@be s o o, 1. Stunt. Na9 einem
unbefdtigten @erii9te ioa oefern,
Sienfag, 6 Meilen BON Bort Nrtbur
cine S4la6t itattgefunben baben.
&ei9e 9 in 9aInp.
Sotio, 81. Mai. Sic Gufen
rdumten Oalnp, n6rbli9 BON port
Artbur, 70 bafig, baB fie bel @igen=
tbnm ni9t aerit6ren tonnten, bas fir
bic Sapaner BON bobem Wertbe fein
tpirb.
Wie Sen. Gus gOtf9after meloen,
ino iiber 100 Barafen unb Maqaaine
unbei9dbist; ebenfo @iienbabn= uno
Selegrapben : Station NIT 200 YaFa=
eier= uno Gra6tmaeen.
Sic &ufen aerftOrten bas groBe 9of
unb bloGirten ale 9od=@ ingdnee bur9
p%erientte Dampfer. Sic &uKen floben
mad benz Sail bon Nan Sban. in Der
@rmartung, Sen. Otu piiroe fofort
Salnp befeBen.
9 ntaBtruppen Il + Bort
Arthur.
Sientin n, 81. Mai. 9ie erfe
Brigade Der erffen ruff. 9ibifon, aus
4 ibirii9en &egimentern beite6enb,
sing geftern bon Safbe @bao (etpa 20
Weilen iibli9 bon Nep @btpane) nod
Sin Chou ab. Wie man slaubt, finb
Die Sruppen gum gntiaBe bon gort
Nrtbur befimmt. Cine gauge 9ibi=
fion folgt.
Dement, betreffs g + D.
patftn.
st. PETERSBURG, 81. Mai.
Die Barrier Melbung, Sen. Guropat-
fin ienoe 10000 Mann, fdmmtlt9
our &eitun9 port Nrtbur's, pirb als
untpa6r erflGrt.
SdgIi9e 6 imp au Der
9aIbinel.
II EN- s btpang, 81. Mai. =
Gli6tlinse, bic tdeli9 bonn Sioen Der
2iao Sung 6albtniel anfommen, mel
ben td9li9e Gdmpfe bafelbf unb i6pere
8erluite beioer 6eere. Sic GuHen lino
ni6t ian9uinii9 tber bic Nusii9ten
fir port Nrtbur. @bineff9e 8rigan=
ten treten uieoer in Sbdtigfeit.
20 8anbiten bpr ser s | NJ
i9tung.
Sian 3 g. 81. Mai. 70
b%erurtbeilte 9ineff9e &duber tuarten
bier auf ibre Sinri9tung.
Der bieiqe 9Ineff6e @ouberneur
erbielt i'm Sinblif auf Die ftirmii9en
3eiten 8oama9t our gntbauptung bon
Sanotten, ohne Die Gdue ben @fnetts
fi9en 8eb6roen in Wutber su melben.
Tranfrei6.
Nmerit. Ghnf1er 8 9 e.
5ei9net.
Yaris, 81. Mai. 9ie Surp
bes Salons frans6fi9ers Ganfler bat
benz amer. &inftler Seymour Sbomas
ftir iein Portrait oes 8otf9afts=G efre=
tdrs 8tsnauO cine Mebaile berlieben.
3bomas tpeilt oer5eit in ct. 2ouis.
9er6ae Streif.
8ref, 81. Wai.. Ser Streif Der
9afenarbeiter miro ernfter. Wdbrenb
Der Na6t batten Streifer bluti9e s3u=
fammenf6Be nit aablreidem Militdr.
Nuf beiben Seiten fam es au berf9ie=
49,. 0--f - L
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-01
8aies8aa.

9te geftri9e1 @piele refultirtpn pie
fol9t:
Nmerican u octation.
Columbus, 81, 81. Mai.
Columbus @piele beri9oben,
2ouisoiae &esen.
Milnaufee, 81. mai.
Milmaufee. 20 o. l
Minneapolis 20 0OO1O001- 2
Ganfas Stir, 81. Mai.
ct. paul Spiel oeri9oben,
Ganias@itp &egen.
NatiDnal=2 | 9 a.
pittsbura, 81. Mat.
pittsburg Spiel berf9oben,
ct. Souls &e9en.
philadelphia, 81. Wai.
pbilabelp6ia 20 OOOOOO0O- 0
g1ep Oort. 80 o. l
8rooflDn, 81. Mai.
grootlpn 49, O13130O*- 8
Bolton .......1 o. l
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-01
Nout @aaen.Resst.

Etmotbb-8ertamfspreife: $13. o0-l5.00,
EIee ger~taufspreiie: S10. 00-$12.O0s
BeIiGtorn = SertaufSpreiis: ie mad beT
luaIttdt, $685..
~Sofer-eef9dIt $3.50; IN ben aebrea
80 OO-S10.OO per Eenne.
Strob-gretfe, ie mad benz @reb. IN Gals
IeH, S6-$Y.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-01
wrh@te sassD @esnAfe.
Stud te.

gttronen-S2.25-3. GO fit 100000.
Orangen-Sane Sloriba 1926 per BOr.
California Seedlings $3.50, California Sea-
peIs $s.75 bis 3.25 per Bog, Ean9arinef
So. so BIS 1910.
Bananen-@epGbEte 81. so bis $1.B pei
BunG, 3rpeite AuaIitdt 81 90 bis $L25.
aofnsniFe-$3 OO-8.25 per Sunbert.
Sei9en !: Gtnnr1a 11-16c bas 8ftnb.
DatteIn sc per 8funb, 80 9fb. Riffen.
MepfeL-$2.5O bis ga. 90 per Sab.
9eaer 5onis-16c.
8ineaspIes S2. 25-3.O0.
@rbbeeren $1.75-2.6Op per "a Nuart grate.
Cd n u E.
Bermuda 3tpiebeIn $500 per BuibeI
@rate.
Gpantf9e 3mie5eIn 81. s. per grate.
sartofeIn $1.20 per 8uibeI.
yaeue R~artoffeIn 81. 30 per 8uibeI, $500
per Sab.
Sainois siBtartofeln s4.Oo per Gab.
Rraut-S2.25 pet @rate.
@eIerb-per Subeno Toe.
Gotbe giiben SO per Sab.
9iapn Gpbnen 40 per BuibeI.
RnobIau6 &c per Rfuns.
@eiBe Riiben 90c per 8uibeI
8abieie 1Oc per 9nsenS 8un6es.
SaIat Sc PET Pfunb.
Spinat ST. per SOP.
Neue peiBe Riiben40c per Snteno 8undbes.
&bubarb 10c per Dubenb.
Crime Bobnet $1.35 per Rite.
Sale $1.75 per SAB.
@urfen 40c-75c per Suseno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-01
&nr3e 9epeiden.
SnIanS.
81. Mai.

S1lanO.
@bicagD. 8. &. Gra5ier, Der
Grfinber bon Waf6inen, tpel9e nabeau
cine umwdl5ung in Der 8ergmerts= Sn=
buitrie berborriefen, III 80 Sabre aft
geftorben.
s Cincinnati. Nn9 elmer De-
pef9e aus Wafbington, Snb., tpuroen
Silas unb Samuel 2ents bon einem
3ug Der 8alt. & Sbio Sionef 8abn
9et6btet.
SAM Ctr, Mo. @efret1r
Safe NOR renige Stunben @ait Der
5taot unb fpra9 in Der Contentious
9ale. st febte bann feline &eiie mad
Dem Often fort.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-01

Celebrities RtnbfIeiid - s5infen, req.
Sets, 123c; AuBenietten lis; Snneni. 16c
2n69eI 133c.
AMirfe - @erduGerte gratutrf 83c,
Trentfarter 73c; Bologna In Ddrmen 6}c, h,
Eu6 6kc.
S@taal- tn Tierces-1. dual. e1se; q.
AnaIttdt 85c; 8. AmoIttdt 73c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-01
0ntter, eter ,suo SeHaaet.

SdnbIer beaabIen foIgenbe Sreiie:
S'tter = Country. 12e, greomerp 26e
GIgtR 28c.
Gier-13c per Dutenb.
Sabner 1016c. Sd5ne 5. Enrtees-14c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-01
OH=Mfen.
Of=MTen.
9 n 9 ebIi9e 8 al IN Der
@tabt g rthur.

Ote U u y tultWe = { III y I
Stabt portN rthur.
2onbon n, L. Stunt. Ser Stem
@buane Correspondent ber .9ailp
MaiI" faet: @bineif9e 5li9tlinee be-
f9reiben bic Sage Der 8emobner bon
Bort Nrtbur als berswetfelt. 9unser=
preiie berrf9en. @tele perfonsn mtf=
fen 9tneff6e Nabrung efen uno felbit
bic 1T tbeuer. Gin Sad MebI fofet
Sc. @anse Straben unb 6ffentli9e
Bauten inb bur6 bas iapanif9e
S9nea=Geuer 8erf6rt. Die 5oipitd=
Ter finb nit 3ranfen unb 0ertpunoeten
geftut. Sic &eparatur= Nrbeiten an
ben bei9dbigten Rriegsi9ifen finb ein=
seftelt. g1e gioiliften fino gum Mili=
tdrbienf berange3osen.
tau 8 m riff.
2onbon n, 81. Mai. Cine Be-
tersburser 9epef6e an bic Central
Stems" fast, es gebe oas @erti6t, baB
beute Nbenb bein Diner Elm Morober=
fu3 auf ben austpdrttgen Mtnifer
2amsoorf gema6t morben fet.
g I. Betersburg, l. sunni.
9as @erii9t bon einem Morbberfu9e
auf Minifer %2amsoorf 1T unpabr.
paris, /. Stunt. 9as vG9o be
garis" ia9t Samsborf wurbe auf
einem @pasiergang BON Strfen Doll
gOurOti, benz einfisen bulsarif6en
SrOnprdtenoenten, ansesrifen. Ser
SirIt tpurbe fofort berbaftet.
Mu Guffif 91autet'
anbers.
Mufben, 81. Mai. 9ie So
paner ma1ter in Der Na9t bonn %.
einer tpeiteren 0eriu9 CUR 8todirung
BON gprt Wrtbur, inbem fie Sanbels=
f6ife am 9afen : @insang perienfen
MOLTEN. Ser 8erfu9 uuroe our6
Su9li6ter entoedt unb elm iapanii9es
Ganonenboot unb 2 3erft6rer perIenft.
9ie Sanoelsi9iffe sOgen f6 bann
3urtf.
g ermittIur B q e.
lie t.
st. petersburg, 81. Mai.-
Die erneuten Nnbeutungen iiber frembe
germittlung eelten in amtliden 2ret=
len als b0ais auBer PlaB uno als un=
berf9dmt angefi6ts Der grfldruns
&aBlanb's, baB. 8ermittlung ber5eit
auBer BEN 8erei9e Der MD9li9feit
ftebe.
Sober @1ritt in biefer &i9tune
fam nur mad Wieberberfe1uns bon
&uBlanbs militdrif6em Mnfeben in
Gra9e fommten.
Sic Bel Sens Wang
@beng.
6 t. Yetersburg, 81. Mai.
Cine amtli9e 9epeide an ben @ensral=
fab faet, baB bonn 20. Biz 80. Mat
in Der 8e9eno bon Geng Wang @ten9
Maes rubi9 mar.
Im 81. ma9te japan. Snfanterie
einen Nngrif auf @oKafen Bel @baDeo;
lebtere 5ogen fi9 mad benz @banlin
paB unb ipdter nod III gang Pian
Wen 3uriif.
s apani6e @9iffe unte
benz Geuer bon Bort
Arthur.
Sotto, 81. Mai. 0ier &ano=
~neaboOte, spei 3ert6rer unb swei Sor=
peboboote, bic 8ice=NDmiral SD9o am
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-01
Tdglt6er Warftbert6t.
RtebasSr1s.

Subiam1polts linton giebbDie, /. sunni
Rinbuteb.
@epdbIte bts prtnta @gport
Stiere, 13OO-15OO Bfb..... So 15-5h 30
lRaBise bis nsittIere @gport
stiere, 13O0-14OO 9fb...... 1855 20
Suite bis prirno s9Iaater Gttsre,
~1160-1250 Bfb...-.-"".".". 49l-oS5
@ep0bnli@e stiere, lilo bts
1880 9futb. ......"""..... a SD co
Cute BIS serdbIte Seeding
Stiere 400 26
gsdbise Bis quite Seeding Stiere,
100000 8fb. ...".".-..". 8 10 w
@ute Gtoders 8 26-4 90
2etdte Stpders. OO-3 26
Cute Els 9erudbIte Rtnber....... 40 70
NtttLere bis aiite Rinher.. 4OO-4 80
@em6bnIi@e &inber ......... 8 00-3 80
Cute bis eerudbEte Siibe... ....... 400 30
getttIere REbe 8 60-3 90
@ep5bnIiGe oIte Eiihe. ......... l OO-3 30
Suite Ribe nit RaIb......... $40 $50
@euDhnItde Riibe nit RaIb.... $40 $25
Gem6bIte RdIber. 3OO-6 90
SGuere Rdlber So 20
grina bts faucb Grport 1ut4er
8uueu 8 go co
@ep5bnLihe bis cute 8unen...... 8 10-3 30
@emSbnIi6e 8uHen.....".--... 2 6O-8 90
S9metne
Cute bis ssudbIte fGwere....... "a 20 50
@eu.ii9te urb i@rpere 9aGtng... 465-4 70
Cute BITS sepdbIte Iet&te. ....-- 1864
@ewDbnti9e Iei9te..""...... 450-4 so
Suite 9i9S-...."........ 41O- 40
9ei9te Yigs.."...-... ...".... 3 6O-8 70
HouobS 8 Sd 90
S6afe.
Spring 2amts. B DC 3 10
Cute bts seudbtte ginidsrise-.. as 5 30
9~ep5bnIi9e bis quite ginidbrise 4 90 8 90
Suite bis sepdbEte S9afe.-... 400 rs
Drbin6re Bis CUTE S@afe."..". 30 8 10
2 90 8 90
BoGe. per 100 4fo......... 275 8 25
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-01
@6fe.

engros 5 gertaufspreiie Sn1porttrter
S9mebertaie DOC per @tanb e~Aa6esnafde.
S@uesertdie Ice, @isconfin Cream 8 9dIe
1S-14e, q. .. gbebbarsl 13c, esmbetmb
ff9er 2trsburger 13e. griG lac.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-01

3unne
Gnt6racite. CTS
RomdIoIe Bump. 4 90
&au6Ioie Nine Stun ............. 400
@arneu. 6.25
$50
Sa6ina Obie BOO
Ronorpha 4.a5
Fff6nufg 4'~o
Robr1orb @itp 4.25
Rintfrebe. ..... 4.25
9oGtt3 So0eb 4.UO
Qubrta 400
Bre,I 400
SaItne @c.-2urap. ......r-o = y AGO
GoEtne go.--Nut $50
Greene uttb SuIiratt. .............. 3.26
GIa6-Sadion, BtttsburS. %. Birg. lie 2.75
Snbjana... ....... 2.25
GonneuspiQe 600
Ouen @pfe.. 800
RImnrpen : Sole loo per 8uibeI, $3.50 per
25 guibeI; 8~erfIeinerter @ote lie pee gufhe'
eber So. 10 ber 25 8uibeI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-01
@ungerS= giotb orobtno>
Gnglii6e Gae0en idilbern Die @erbdltmiie it YDrt
9rtbnr als furdtbar.

Nngeblibes Mentat anf ben rnii6en Nfiniaer BEG Meubern. = SapanHte
Speraionen br Sort Mrt6ur. Geite 8eute bel Der 8eHBnng bpn
Salnp. = &dmpfe af Der 9iao gang Sa6nid. =
The Independent., 1904-03-22
Booked to Loayc.

Per SIS Alameda, for San Fran
cisco, March % Mics B Manchest-
er, Mise M j McWilliam, r H Sher-
man, Il @ Woodland, Capt White and
wife, Mr. and Mrs Candy, Lenshan,
Mrs &c Judd, Miss Farley, Mrs
Hollywood, Mrs M Haywood, O M
RoedeD, II II Haywood, Mrs Guy
Howard, Miss Howard, Mrs Richard
son, Miss Richardson, d E Allison
and wife, Mrs L E Thayer, Miss A
Begulip. Mrs F A Roeder, Mrs Nc.
Neil, w w Bruner, wife, 2 children
and maid; T M Swsnzy, wife, 2
children and maid; s Rsggel and
wife, Mrs Barr, B g Holt, Fl Harvey
Miss Harvey, Mrs Hampe, M w
Flournoy and wife, Miss Flournoy,
L Suydsm, II A Geyser, j j Corrill,
Il Buckley, T H Doyle, f Williams,
DR. H Stetson, @ + Bentlay aud vile
j B Haywood and son, S Davis, j b
Williamson, J Teizleff, Mrs NJ A
Ryan, Sr Anne, Wilson Burns, Mr.
aud Mrs Hewitt, Mr. and Mrs l. r
Bollee, Mr. and Mrs A BLACK, r
Pendergast and wife, S h Boardman
and wife, w Tetley and wife, Mrs
Lenahan and child, H w Hsling, I
A Proctor, Count E Bonzi, j 7 Nc
Crosson, @ r Bailey, NJ Rosenberg,
w p Miller.
The Independent., 1904-03-22
NOTICE

Is hereby given that ChonR Nee
Hing, Yee Foob, Kong Kim and
Leau Keau, Of the firm or 60. part
neTship known as Wing Wo Kwai
Company, Grocers and Coffee Sal
oon Keepere, located at l16 .Bere.
tania Street, have this day disposed
OF all their interest to Chang Keau.
d l. Akwai, the remaining partner,
together with Chang Keau, will car
ry on the business as heretofore
under the same firm name, and have
assumed all the. lisbilites OF the
same without recourse to the retir-
ing partners.
Honolulu, February 20, 1904.
l750 4t-oaw
The Independent., 1904-03-22
NOTICE

Is hereby given to ell parties hav-
ing claims against the undersigned
to present them, duly itsmized and
swoTD,at his residence in Kukui Lane
within thirty (30) days from the date
hereof, or they will be forever bar
red; and all parties Indebted TO him
are hereby notified that they must
make immediate payment of their
indebtedness at his residence as
aforesaid,
HENRY VIEIRA, SIR,
Honolulu, I II, Feb 25, 1904.
2747-1m
The Independent., 1904-03-22
WIN. G.. lE Yin u e30.
lIyN4sSDl

VIM. q. irwin ..,,... resident q Manages
CLAUS eprenkols -. first Vice President
w. NJ. Clifford. Second Vioe-Presldent
W. II. whitney, Jr. .Tresgurer &socretary
Geo. J. Kouu. a. .......... ........ Aud,tof
The Independent., 1904-03-22
) -------7T-----
+ W Business cardE.

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND CoUsoELLoR,
Ofice: Young Building, Honolulu.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-05
TXPEwRITERs AND SUPPLIES.
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

DrvIDEND NOTICE-The Nevada National
Bank OF San Francisco-At regular meet
frs ~ the Board OF Directors OF this bank,
be7d october A. 1904. a dividend for the
quarter wear ending September 80 1904.
vyas declared at the rate Of seven 90 pei
cent per annum payable and after the
f5th inst Transfer books VIII be closed
from the 10th to the 10th inst, both day.
incinsiye GEORGE GRANT. Secretary.
San Francisco. Oct 4. 1904.
DIVIDEND notice-The Giant Powder COM
nanv con A dividend. No. 20. OF fifty cents
55O,0 per share the issued capital stock
OF the company has been declared. payable
a. fre office OF the company. rooms 2O2. POS
and 200 Hayward building, san Francisco,
m October 10 1904 Transfer books close
oct 3. 1904 at noon- c. c. Quinn, Secretary.
Continued On Page Twelve.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-05
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.


A LIST or UPRIGHT BARGAINS
Chickering. rosewood. perfect order; Chick
cring mahogany. good as new; Weber ma
h0gany. good new. three pedals: Vose
walnut snap. Sterling oak case.
used months; willard used one year,
fine condition. easy payments-fully guaran-
teed: from $165 I'D.
BENZ. cURrAz K SON. 16 O'FarreI st
AT 50 Ter month up rent purchase; lowest
terms. lowest prices and greatest variety OF
new pianos all makes in used instruments.
HEINE PIANO CO. 230-23T Geary st: Oak
land. 1852 Broadway. largest exclusive piano
house and only manufacturers here
S90-UPRIGHT grand. peariy new; snap.
HORNUNG. PIG McAllister st.
WALNUT upright like new worth $275 for
$11T at T69 Market St. second floor.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-05

Continued On Page Twelve
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-05
MUSICAL rNsTKU1aEsrs-con.iuusd.

WHEN you want to rent a piano call up
call ScOtt-Curtaz Piano Co.. 56O-62-GA
Hayes St. tel. Fell 5T61.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-05
wANrED-Male-con.

\ YOUNG man desires position in any kline of
store with small vases TO start: we'll edu-
Gated Address 31s Fourth St
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-14
huge ,sky-scra pers were, ablaze and the,
I flames leaped High In the sky. I. as II to,

huge bsky-scra pers We're, ablaze and @tnc'
flames leaped High In the SKI as II to
seize on some object there. T he x huse
columns Of smoke were al 5aglo low u and
reflected back the gloW Of the fiery FUR
nace below. a grander spectacle We
never seem and never expect TO see agaih So,
on earth. I old Nero could have WIT
messed At from the roof Of some nearby
building he could probably have given.
forth very melodious strains and poetry
which would shame Shakespeare all the
bards. and even the muses. themsely 'll' IS: Ii
5.oute the opposite effect Is produced
on one who visits the ruins. Instead Of
being fascinating and seductive, while
Mt the same time appalling and horrible
it is now depressing. One better reallzes
the rayages OF tho fiery ftend by
witnessing the results of its work.
.There lie heaps and masses of debris
all over the streets, and tangled wires.
while here and there loom UP shattered
fragments of walls-yonder a high, tow
.ering remain OF aSonce magnificent, build.
ing, grimly pointing into the sky al
blackened standing, as itSwere, lonely
spectre Of what had been. s5 (,
& "Firc proved the stronger Of the ele-
ments here. Water could not auench It's
thirst. and walls of stone and brick and
iron and steel could not stop Its course.
Even with the assistance Of man. with al
his ingenulty-the use of dynamite-ail5 did
but seem, to lend strength and fury to the
.unloosed steed. Huge buildings were
hurled into the sky by mines but noth-j
Ing dauntad. the flames leaped across
the the chasm and continued their course course
una bated. i. l 3I5
S..The city is Just beginning to rouse
itself from the stupor into which i was
thrown by the shock OF 4 he great ca
5lamity that has befallen IT,, but the.
prospect seems bright now for greater
and more magnificent buildings. and I
believe In aafew years Raltinlore VIII have
recovered from tho blow and be IN q
more prosperous condition than at pres pres
ent,
IAN glad tho Jnps nrn successful,
and may they continue to be So II war
must be-, for believe they are In tho.
right. There is q jap here at the Hop
kins and n very bright fellow. TOO. Ho
is very patriotic. though he has some
fears rs to the outcome Of the STRUGGLE.
The old Bear ought to be made to feed
on his own reserves. and not allowed to
prey OH weaker powers shall watch
the the struggle with keen Interest and anx-
.lety," -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-14
'Il),l''l||E||''.l1| I. ] / | !. 1 : )
IMPRESSIONS | N
Tells of@the Fire in Baltimore
5s One Week Ago To-
4 day.
ALSO WRITES ABOUT WAR
Says Japanese Student at Johns
Hopkins Is Apprehensive
Of the Result.

Descriptions OF the great Baltimore fire
Of recent date have been numerous ana
FULL III a personal letter to friend here,
However, a young student at Johns HOP
8lins University gives vivid account OF
the wonderful. and terrible scene from q
more intimate viewpoint than that OF
most OF the Others. The writer Is Mr..
x Horace u. Flack, of North Carolina. who
3 Is now taking q postgraduate course at
Johns Hopkins. His letter Is addressed
4 to his cousin, Mr.. William Fl. FIefner.
secretary and general manager OF the
American Minister'S Life Insurance Cons
$pany. OF this city. Mr.. Flack says: NJ
You say you want an eyewitness to
describe the scene. Well, that Is impos-
sible-at least, so with me-and I hardly
believe any one capable OF expressing the
emotions and sensations which one &expe-
rlonces on witnessing such sight as the
8people Of Baltimore did on Sunday night
ana Monday past. It was an imposing
spectacle. T Imagine that It the old fire.
worshIppers could have Witnessed the
deluge OF fire which gutted our city.
they could we'll have imagined It god
and have fallen down and worshipped it..
I must admit it had a strange fascination
to me, and that ! was often forgetful Of
the great ravages the flames were COM
mitting. being so enraptnred, fascinated.
or whatever term you may amply to It,
by tho snlenlor, he maGnificence, the
grandeur of It. as the forked tongues OF
fire hssed and scethed ana roared on
ward and upward, sweeping everything
before It, One stood as u duHtoulluea,
held entranced Ry the sruMu, terr'p,e y
spectacle OF the fire god, when. as y
free from every restraint. he did his
worst and leyeled the works OF man as
II To exhibit his power.
"One WAS not so entranced all the time,
for there were many pictures, sad ana
Woeful, which recalled one from the cn-
$chanter's realm to the awful, dlreful anu
deplorabe realities EVERY rev minutes
fell with a. crash, having been overcome
by tho fiery monster, Then there was
the seething, surgng mob, jostlng each
other on every hand. Ono could see
men frantcally wringlng their hands and
women almost prostrated from fright,
All were held, as II by magic mana,
however,. to the scene OF the disaster,
only the real danger from falling poles
and wires recalling them to their own dam
ger. II WAS once In rather close place
myself, the electric poles and wires
E(,live'D falling near mo--in fact, having
Z to run to escape them.
"One stood looking on the fire. the
men doing all In their power to stop the
furious element IN its course. not real-
izing that he was tired, until overcome
ana exhausted, she realized that he would
have to take a rest. y III
II '"rhe grandest speclncie ot all was
,.pyesentsd on Sunday nlsAs. WAeR Stls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-14
NO NORMAL.
SCHOOL, YET {.
Establishment 81 an Additional
One Has Been De Deferred
for Two Years
Establishment 81 an Additional.
Will Wi CHOOSE SITE SOON i
Joint Committee Will Inspect
Those Offered and Report
to Next Assembly. M

The legislative Joint Commit ttee on Site
for the proposed additional normal school
for white women has decided to DEFER
yieitinE the various towns Offering sites
until after the adjournment OF the Gen
eral Assembly, and since they must re-
MORT with recommendation to the next
Assembly. there can be no new normal no nal
until after January, 1906. This failure
to recommend u slte at this session
defers the establishment OF the school
at least for two years, and in all prob
ability for three or four. since buildings
will in all probability have to be erected.
The delay in tho matter will relieve the
nresent General Assembly from the ne-
/ cessity Of appropriating any mony for l'
tho purpose and will add to the sum.
available for other purposes
q Hon. %Frank r. West, chairman Of the
special Joint committee to investigate the;
sites, donations and other inducements
that may be offered to secure the new
normal school, came to the city Friday
night loaded with applications from some
thirty towns. Some OF the applications
aro backed by large donations OF money
and OF land He says the whole state rs
Z In full sympathy with the matter, and
that tile women8o the State are taking
an active interest In the advancement or
higher education for the white female
teachers.
The committee met yesterday at 10
o'clock, There were present Frank 7.
~, u n. i
GcorEo H. Ford a. M. Bowman J.
Boyd Sears and L. p. Stearnes. The
committee received supplemental pro-
posals from many towns, and after hear
ing informally the verbal statements OF
several gentlemen, went into executive
session. and 1t was decided that the COM
3miltee would during the last OF May or
first OF June visit all the places asking
for the location.
Mr.. H. Scott Allen, u representative OF
the Southern Railway, appeared before
the committee and extended the Tree
uses OF its system in making Its vista
ton.
Among the cities making proposals for
the site of tho proposed school are Sa-
lon. BEDFORD. Roanoke. Lynchhurg,
Wytbeyille, Harrlsonburg, Front Rayol,
Woods took. NVarrenton, Culpeper. Ma
rassas, Alexandria, charlottesville, Cor.
louisville, Basic City and others.
Members OF the joint Committee on
sito not present at the meetlng were
Senators st, Clair and Barksdalo and
Delegate Stafford.
Among those who appeared before the
con,mittee yesterday We're Messrs. C,sp.
DENT, Salem; II. @, Humphreys. Bed
ford; A. b. Coleman, Roanoke George
Il. Caskie, Lynchburg; A. A. Campbell,
Wytheville, George B. Keezell, Harrison
burg; j. Y. Gruycr Front Royal; +. s.
Tayenner, Woodstock; T. G. Pitcher,
Warrenton; II. II, Lion, Manassas; ],
r, Cation, Alexandria; G. G. Maphls,
Charlottesville; G. s. shackelford, Cor
louisville.