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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-19
CATTLE, SHEEP AND HOGS.


CHICAGO, Oct. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
II, 600, including 5000 Westerns; steady; good
to prime steers. s. 50q6 so; poor to medium.
50 55G5 go; stockers and feeders, 81 2564
cows 81 5094 10; heifers, 81 55d5 so; can
ners 81 50q2 20: bulls $2G4 TO- calves, So so
Q6 rs; Texas fed steers, So 5OQ5; Western
steers, 81 1904 So
steady TO weak; mixed and butchers s565 40:
good to choice heavy. IS 1905 40; rough heavy,
81 1905; light, 81 90Q5 %; bulk OF sales,
IS O5G5 90
SHEEP Receipts. 10000: steady; lambs,
weak; good to choice wethers. 50 1894 80; fair
to choise mixed, So 1908 So: Western sheep.
S3G4 %; native lambs. 81 50d6; Western
lambs S4a5 so.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-19

DRIED FRUIrs

EvAPORATED. APPLES-The market Is
easy Prime for December delivery are Offer
ing as low as 415c, while spot supplies also
rule easy. though not materially lower. owing
to the light offerings Common are quoted a
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-19
Northern Business.

SEATTLE. Oct. 1s.-Ciearings. S91Oeoo;
balances S263, 442
TACOMA. Oct 1S.-Clearings, $456s9o2;
P fS5eSE sy oct. 1s-clearings. SSH s17;
'' sPoKANE. Oct. 1s-clearinss. si42,s
balances $6j, 119.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-19

Tor Eastern markets-walia waila. sSc; blue
stem. ste.
WASHINGTON.
TACOMA Oct. 1S.-Wheat, higher, blue
stem. CSC. club. SIC.
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OREGON.

PORTLAND. Oct. 1S.-Wheat for export
Walla walla. SIC: blueste-n. S5c: valley, s5c;
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: Were nnchanged on call.
NeM YORK stock List.

E F. Hutton & Co, 400 California street,
san Francisco, members OF the New York
stock Exchange, furnish the following official
quotations OF that Exchange:
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Omaha.

OMAHA. Oct. 1s.-cATTLE-Receipts. 600:
steady to shade stronger; native steers 81 256
Is: cows and heifers. 81 4e93 so; western
steers. $364 IS; Texas steers. So 1908 IS;
range cows and heifers. 81 2543 25 Gamers
81 50G2 ID; stockers and feeders, 81 25d3 90;
calves, $395 so; bulls and stays, 81 5O03 %
HOGS-Receipts, $500; market 511Oc lower:
heavy 81 90G5; mixed. 81 e2i5a4 97jk; light.
81 ez1z95 %: pigs, "a 5094 go: bulk OF sales,
81 92l2a4 97M.
sHEEP-Recefpts. 10, 500; active and strong
err Western yearlings. SO 65a4: wethers. So 40
as so; ewes. s3G3 30; common and stockers,
81 5093 20; lambs, 81 50Q5 %.
Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY. Oct 1s.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts 10000: steady native steers, S4a6 Is:
native cows and heifers, sls 1904 so; stockers
and feeders, 50 2594 %; bulls, 81 1898 rs:
calves 81 5oG6: Western steers, 1904 so:
Western cows, 81 50G3 80.
HOGS-Receipts, 10000; sc lower; bulk of
sales. 81 1906 10; heavy. s5G5 1TH; packers,
$5Q5 10: pigs and lights. "a 6095 O5
SHEEP-Receipts. COCO: steady: muttons
SO 25GS so; lambs, 81 e065 Is; range wethers.
SO 2594; ewes. 50 1893 60; Utah wethers, 10
pounds, So So.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-19

The weekly report OF A. G. Meade. section
director Of the climate and crop service Of the
weather Bureau. is az follows:
GENERAL. SUMMARY
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-09

iibcr OcS nationuleu Greflttio-Gomi.
te'5 mor, lit bon Srn. 3oggart ais
eritcr 9Iiiiiteut ouScrlcien tporOen.
S1err Sobuiou miro in Relu-Oorf blei.
ben lno t6gIib i'm Sorptquartier su
iprcben icin.
Charles u. @oIib BON 25otuo, Der
bi8ber SefretGr oeS RntionaI-Gomis
te'S mar, o6er bel ser gtelt=OrgoniIa'
ton niht iuieoer gelpGblt luurbe, Bot
cbenfau5 i'm Soltptqunrtier cine Der.
ontiuortli6e SteIllng erboIten ilno
miro mitbeIfen, Die Gompogne crfolg.
reid ourtbJlfiibren.
G8 lit ferner bie SSoee, in Chicago
Elm 3rpeig,6olptquartier SIT eroffnen
micocr oufgenoutmen lporoen. Niles
9icS miro 6obin geoelttet, 0oB Die 2eI'
ter Scr gonpugne iid Miibe geben
sic 9cutc 5u gelpinnen, ipclde III Den
Iebtel s 9yabren Die ei-Organiia'
tion controlirten.
NluS sSn6iona iurr6e oem gtationdI'
Gonlitc 0cItern bcrihtet, ooB Elm iorgs
i0Iti0 porgcnonmcner uBoll" cine oe=
mofrotiihc Moioritot bon 5000 IN
Ojcicnl Stoute ergeben babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-09
@as @ailcubnbcn anricbtctcn.

3m0liiGbrigcS Wl0o6crt ourh cincn
1maliidli6en Steimuri get0o.
tCt.
9tcm.Oorf, 3. September. Man
@open, elm II Sabre olte6 Di0Ohcn
non 9tr. 50t, Meit.t32. StroBc lit
Qcitern inn oS. 5000 &rig6tsNOipi.
tai" einem Shdoelbrll6 erlegen --
9u6 Otdodeu ipielte nit cinigcn
&inocrn an ser 1874 StroBc, nobC
Der glmlter0oms9lpc. oIS cin @Cnrii
icbaulircr, gtomcnS Sobn Smith, nit
icinem Is Sabre oltcn Sobnc Der
nor0 poriiberfubr. @ini1c StroBcn'
bllbcn begonnen bic bci0en SmitbS
5lI oerlod)en ln0 81 Derb0bncn 1no
nod 6enlelbcn nit S6nulB umoStcis
nen 5lt ncrfcn, ltno I'M NCrluui Der
,Sil'ilo0e uur0c ull6 Der GltCrcSuit6
al Den aopi 9etroiicn. 9iCS pericbtC
ieincn Sobn in cine iol6e @utb, ooi;
cr einen Stein nlfbob lno nud 0cnt
anobcn 5lt ihleuocrn oerildtc, mel.
der nod lcinem Soter ocluorfcn bot
tc. rfn 0icicm glpgenbIid trot I'M.
9Iiidlidcr 8ciie sic fleinc Wtou in
Die 9lcibc Der &nohcn ln0 iudlte tic
81 bcItinnncn oen olten Saulircr
ooh III Hnbc 5ll loiien. Die aleine
miirOe bon Oenl bon Smitb qelhlell.
6erten Steine an sic S6lGfe qetrof.
fen lmo ionf nit cinem Ioitten 9llf.
ihrci belpuBtloS 81 @ooen. @ridrof
Ten Ionrneltcn Ii6 ole Sfinoer nm lie,
m0breno Der lllnac Smitb 81 entflie.
ben Dcrltd)te, obcr non 0ent 8oli5i.
item 0ropbp feItaebalten muroc, ebe
er icine Nnliht ultsalfiibrcn permod.
tc. Die bcuubtloie Wiop puroe nud)
ocn IS. 5000 @rigbt.SoipitoI" ge.
brod)t, no tie Nucnige Stunoen nod
ibrer GinIieicrlrng 'torb. Smit6 ober
miro iif MN oui Die glnfloge oe$
Worocs 5t bertbeihigen bo6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-09
Scrmiidtc gIn5ciocn.
0uaSerte tuarten Saranf.
Die SrdhtistR Bort 9ryuHt. aub gettettuH.
GrfHf1Cueu.

VdIHITIVHEHs
&errli9e Scenere'r, G5ebtrgssGnfidbten, bie
9roSeH 8rilden, 5u ieoer 8et elm Senub fir
Rioer Gleib. gettcrton 1T Elm pcpuidrer piab
8robe Reue SpteIs. gQcs at6met Rube uii6
Somort. Die feiniien 2eute benuben oieie
ausflli0e. Reuer SbEeuoanlpfer rSlsaues
panHa" Seoen 9teniidJ SoHneritn1 II. SaHl'
flag um / llbr Gnbnuttdas Riidfunft nm
II II llbr @beuos. Rtftipo6s nno GdmItaas
UNI llor 8orm. Nfidfllnft nm ilbr gbenos.
Ddttno6SssnSflhee geitltteH / " Stunbe 9luf'
eHtbGt in Bort Sepoiit 5um gefuc5 Der pri6s
tigen slnagen bes gIume.Suituts". Sa6rs
torten SOC. WiabI5elteH 50c. Geginnen am
1s. Stunt. (Sunt5. .3Uh3&S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-09
llnicrc Ditrcidliidlen @aite.

g8oi ibinQton, 3. Sept. = 9ln
Die iilni3ig NiitglieOer ocs vgticoer.
oItrei6iiden Semerbepereins." mel,
de oui ciurr 1our ourd ole Ser.
Staoten eini6IieBIi6 Der ct. Soui.
ier @eltoi5itelllmg beQriiieit limo
troien in @nibington elm. Die Dit
rei6iid)en @Gite iuerOen mcbrer(
Gage Der 9ciiftigunG Der Seben3
miiroi0feiten Der &mocS6oIlptitooi
miomeu mo Sonntag gtnd)t mad
Eittsbllrg abIdbren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-09

"a lidb unnebmcU l0Bt, 0aB Oteic.Q}il-
tbctllng oircft pou @mm0cu tuipi.
rirt lit. 10 mocht tie oQcm @creO1
BON Ginlcnflm02 &criuhcn, mClCbc
),0 an oic Fcriou oc3 &riBcu @corQ
gBiIbclm tnitpitcn Elm biiuOj0c3
Gu0e.
6olge Der iiinQItcu @tr.
rem in Eroppuu.
Ger @cncinoctotb III Groppot,
OcItrcihiib ShIeiicn, no unldnait
0ie bcocnfIi6cn @irrcn cine 6olQc
Der NobQicbiQtcit Scr Hc9icrlrng 0c
geniiber ocn 6orocrlmgcn ocs Slo
OcntbumS, oortomcn bat ol5 Gr
monitrotion bclhloiicn, ocnt 2onoc5.
Brdiiocnten @roicn b. Ibun II. SO
benltein Ole &oNc inn Stoot lbco.
ter 3u cnBicbclL mcIhc ibnl bsbcr
uncntgcltIid jur GcriiiNuuN 9citclt
mar.
&ortr0QC ciucS q GER
N}iiiioudr@.
Ger 9}cgcr WtilionGr Grrtdcr iii
in Qclticblouo cinNctroifeu, lm pic
lcrortS &ortrd1c }l boItcn. Gr lit
cin 9cborcncr 3uIufoficr, iuar 'ct.
ncr5cit Sflopc in 9for6 9Imerifo,
muroe Oom irciQcloiicn lmo lit icit.
lonQen &obrcn IN 0urbon Sii0ofris
la, mobnboit Ger 0ortigcn omcri-
foniihcn Ntiiioua @ciclicbnft &c
hort er olS WtitHIico al.
NuS Sem u eide Scr &unit
Ole Gbcotcr Soiion lit NIT oem
@cginn Oc5 Wtouot3 September cr.
0iinct moroen. GoS n2eiiing-EbcC.
ter" cr5ielte iultcr Ser neucu Giret,
tion 9robm ciuen itortcn Griolg nit
Sbicn'S Die Srut pom N}cerc."
0oS nGeutihe Ebcotcr," intcr
@ouI 9inoou'S Gireftion Ieitete Die
Soiion nit Sbofcipcnrc'3 N oGroim3
mo Grciiioo" Elm. @cacu ocr@un-
Ocrlihfcit Nc9 StiidcS lprwoc ic0ocb
tcin poucr GrioI9 cr5iclt, troB OieIer
QlGwcnoer Gin5cIlciltlm0cn 90,
mcntli6 mar &arru @oloen8o (roi.
lrS" oea h06itCn 2obeS piir0ig.
I(m ,@crliucr Gbeotcr" gclongtc,
ncu einltuOirt, @riupnr5cr'S 0rmmo
,0cS Oicerca luo Der 2iCbe g8eQcn"
5ur gllliiilbrrng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-09
Gine lln5efannte ertrmnfcn.

u em SaOen Conn, 3. Sept.
- 9ei'm WtnlheliiI6en am Strauoe
Don @ooomout itieB beute ein Slider
alli Die Seiche elmer fein ilno mooern
9etlelocten ,Srou i'm 9lIter oon ehua
20 ,Sabrcn melhc auf ben 6elieu
lag. Die Seihc puroe nah Der
Wforguc in &eit.0open gebrndlt. ood
nnr bis iu ipdter Stllnbe Die SSbenti-
Iifotion nidt Gelllngen. 9tadl Dem
llrtbeil 0eS GoroncrS lit Oie ltngliif-
lidle Dor bo6itens II Shlnoen er.
trlInfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-09

- Sn Dem SnbreS Gonuent Der
4otionol Nerro 8uiineb 2iga pur6c
Groi. 9oofer Z. Nnibington olta
1uScoaee, Alo. 5lm RrGiioenten II.
Die Staot Relu 2)orf ols nddltiobs
rige Gonpentsitoot ertoren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-09
0cfi5it OOn IedDs @lilliOncn.

llncle Som5 6inon3logc nift mebr
10 QIGneno. - SdoBonttSsSllS'
lpcia fir 9ulguit.
" a biuQton 9. G., 3. Seps
tcul6cr - 9tutb Dem ioeben erId)ie'
neucn monotli6Cu 2luSlpeiie iiber Die
@unoc3iiuomeu 6etrtg Die 2onoee-
ihulo am SMluB ser @eifdftsltin-
Den ncS 81. gtlNuit 1904, uad slb'
5ug 0e3 inn Shobomt prbonoenet
9oaruorrot65, $685., $685. ,3S2, cine 3u-
ua6me iiir Oeu Winuot BON $6,6ti,-
964 Die Sbulb iebt idb 3niammeE,
lpie iolgt: 3inStrogetoe ShiIlo
$685., 1860; Scbulo, oereu &er5in'
imq ieit ibrcn 6GlIiglueroen mlfge-
bort bat, $iS11, go; nidt per5inslis
de SblIo 1888. .369,845; 3uionlnlen
81 .2S5 ,369,7l6. Der 9oornorroth be-
ltono aus: @oloreierpcfono $780,
100000; GruIt.6lmbS 81 ,001S9O.-
969; oQQcmciuer 6ono $t23,77t,335;
in 9totionolbonfen oepotirt $1t2,s
Si1 ,IOS; inn S6nbe Der Ybilippinett
Sc, ,452,8S0 5iiiontmer 81 .4O0,956,'
603, lpcl6en fiin0bore Serbinoiidfet'
ten IN Sobe bon $t,102,98t, ,239 &C.
genii6cr itouoen 10 bnB ein goar.
Soloo BON 1927, ,975, 1864 perbIieb.
Ole GegierugSeinnobmen i'm Wfo,
not 2luouit betrligen im 8on5en
$t1.903, ,39l, Die glusgnben $52,24G
603, Elm Iefi}it fir oen Wtonot bon
$6,343,2t2 er0cbeno Sir Die beiocu
erItcn Wtouotc oeS gegenlpdrtigen
IiafoliobrcS betr0gt 0oS 3e'Btt
$23, ,750,9H. Die Ginnobnen aus
0cn ocrihicbeneu Guellen Doren:
30Qc 500 2,1t7673, cine glbnobme im
&erQ(cid) 5um Wionot g(ltguIt oeS
8oriobrc$ bon $2,70l,000; Steuern
$tS,776.GS5, gI6nobme $4,000; aus
oerIdic0cncn QueIlcn $3,709,03t.
A6na6mc $t.7350O0 Die @eiommt'
Ibnabmc Der @innobmen im gilguIt
bctrGgt nobeiu flint Niiqionen.
9uS WcIommtuolitmcn Der cirfits
lircnoen Rotionolbonfnoten betrltg
am 81. 9IuguIt 1904 $f52.5t6,773.
cine 3uno6me iilr ooS Sabr bon $33,.
92S, ,798 uno fir oen Wionat 9luguIt
BON S2.309,SS5. Ger 8etrog Der otf
It. g. Bombs bolirten IN Girfnlotion
beiinblihen Ndtionolbonfnoten mar
$4t7, ,3S0.300, cine 3unobme fir oaS
SSobr bon $37 7.303,97S mb fiir oen
Olonot bon $2,355,t44; Der oui
@reenbods boIirten Rotionolbonfno.
ten $50, ,136,473, cine glbnobme fir
ooS ISobr bon $3.375, tS0 imo fir oeil
Otonot bon $40, ,260. Der 9etrog ocr
jlr Siderllng BON ltofipnolbontEo.
ten oeponirten II. g. Bombs iuor
$i19, ,6S39l0, Der sur Siherung bon
0ifentIihen 9epoIiten oeponirten
@onos $i16,779,550.
Dtiln5en mllroen I'M gluguIt 1904.
inter Nidteinrehnitng BON 2.255, 600
EeioS iiir Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
fiir $3,iS2,020 9eprGgt, nomlih:
@olb ST t,3S5,0O0, balb 8oQor-Silber.
Itiife $4,000; 8iertelooaors 1916.
600, 3ebn Gentsitiide $4,000, flei.
mere S6eioemiin5en $206,OO0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-09
Sdlnl = Tn3cigcn.
BALTIMORE LAW SCHOOL

OhFlfIldle Shule),
SSIn5!ges Mlar9ldnoer Sdulmttseo bcr n9(mcrii
ner, Nefdn. perbittermin bCqinnt am %, Gent
i9O4. Beaen bollitdu0lgcr gusiunit uno SiG,
iatog .lneIoe man cb an y. Srbaut, Scfrctdr
liz GIESeLH8loHsStr. (Nug25 tmtD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-09
Siefer's 12arf. WibSIe.Riue

@erdumae 8icnicsBIdse fir air6en, Conn.
tag6fhuIen uno @IubsBicnics fbHnen iett ue,
mtetbet peroen. 9ureau I'M ~Soutbsrtt SofeI, =
RT. 407, Ct-sSnucttc. .Strnke.
CHRnt17t 81. gn. .8Utt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-09
Aus Sem 6cmtIhem Nci6e.
Die grOfC 6crbit EaraOc OcS 0arOcs
corps.

Ger Soiier 5cihnct Die ilun0e @roB.
bcr5ogin Don WtcdIcnbur8-ShWe
rim aus. - Grltfloiiigcr Solo
niolsSfnnOoI in 0euti6 . 9iio.
lpcItofrifo. Seine ocfinitipc
Gntidciolmg bel Der &cidato0S
GrioblpobI in Sburrmblrg-&ippc.
NPirbob ,mo tcin GnNc. -
GumberIGnocr Storriin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-09-09

@s lit b6hit bcnerfensluertb, ooB
bic iocbcn cridicnene laiifenoe9tlnl,
mcr Der wcIiiitlcn 3eiti6rift Brit.
nonio" Die Dtittbeiluna mnft, aud
GrirB georg @iIbelm, Der GIteitc
Sobn oes unperiobnliden Ser5og$
BON GumberIonO, meroe niemols uuf
ben Gbron oOn Sannoper per5i6teu.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-05-03

guards surrounded the enemy on three
sides and after a severe fight captured
twenty guns, with horses and carriages,
and more than twenty officers and
men, The general reserve corps adj
vanced by the Liaoyang road.
sThe enemy was composed of the
Third division and the Twenty second
and Twenty-fourth regiments of the
Sixth infantry division of sharpshoot-
ers and General Mischenko's cavalry
brigade, with about forty guns and eight
machine guns. The enemy fled toward
Zenghungcheng. Our casualties will
not exceed at most 700. Twenty-eight
quick firing guns and large quantities
Of small arms and ammunition were
captured. Our heavy field guns We're
very effective. A Russian officer who
was taken prisoner says that both of
the commanders Of the army corps and
the division were wounded and that
the Russian casualties exceeded 800."
The exact extent and location of the
movements along the lower Yalu river
are somewhat obscured by the confu-
sion Of geographic names. Kulien-
cheng, which was the main objective
of the japanese attack, the spelling of
which is given in the Russian dis
patches as Turenchen and. in the To
kyo reports as Chiutiencheng, is west
of the bank Of the Yalu, few miles
north Of Antung. The preliminary OPP
erations WHICH resulted in the tapa-
H6se occupation Of Kosan, or Ehussan,
also took place on the west bank Of the
Yalu, thus enabling this force to move
1owh from the north in conjunction
with the main Japanese attack deliv-
cred on Sunday morning against Ku-
liencheng. The fall Of this strategic
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-05-03
BRooKsIDE

D. B. Comet pitched the opening
league game of the season at Columbia,
S. O. last Thursday and won 4-3. The
Augusta team Of the South Atlantic
League were the opponents. The
State" a Columbia daily says: "Con-
net, the beautiful Jersey Rose, pitched
for Columbia, striking out twelve
men-a most unusual feat. With his
wide curves, great speed, and cool
head he has surely agreat future
Mrs. Earle f. Connett has been en-
PERTAINING her daughter Mrs. Wright
Of of West cs I'll fl Id.
"Patsy" Donovan, Of the battleship
Baltimore, is here for few days on a
furlougf.
Miss Marion Garrabrant is spending
a fortnight with relatives at Mend
ham.
Mrs. Eliza Morris is the guest of
friends in Brooklyn and New York.
Mrs, e. S. Day is the guest of Mrs.
]. Harvey Blazure at East Orange.
Mrs. VIM. A. Ward, who recently
had relapse, is improving.
James Chisolm is slowly improving
from his recent illness.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-05-03
MT. FREEDOM

Olive and Francis Hedden Of Centre
Grove were the guests for couple of
days Of their grandmother, Mrs. Man
ming Wright.
Mrs. Isaac Clark of Brick Church
and Peter T. Youngs of Orange, have
been the guests of S. ID. Youngs for a
few days.
Rev. Mr.. Hillman did not return
from his vacation last week, but it is
expected he will arrive this week.
Mrs. Edith Pruden of Dover spent
last Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
Jesse Clark.
Miss Fannie Angevine of Jersey
City is the guest of Mrs. Edward Lam
terman.
Mrs. Anthony Wiemar of New York
City has moved back here on her farm.
Mrs. Susan Aber is going to the
home Of Mr.. Parks near Mendham.
Mr.. Scott Of Newark is visiting his
relative, Mrs. Lavina Woodruff.
The San Jose scale is said to be quite
numerous on the fruit trees.
Mrs. Jesse Clark, Sr,, is quite i'll at
this writing.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-05-03
TOUR TO THE PACIFIC COAST AND
GRAND CANYON.

via Pennsylvania Railroad, Account
General Conference, Methodist Epis-
copal Church.
On account of the General Con-
ference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, to be held at Los Angeles,
Cal, beginning May 3, the Pennsyl-
vanfa Railroad Company win run a
onally-conducted tour to Los
Angeles, visiting the Grand Canyon
of Arizona en- route, at unusually low
rates. A special train of the highest
grade Pullman equipment will leave
New York, Philadelphia, and Pitts
burg on Wednesday, April ~, run
ming via Chicago and the Santa Fe
Route to the Grand Canyon. Sunday
will be spent at this wonderful place.
and Los Angeles will be reached on
the evening of MAY 2. ROund-trip
tickets, including transportation, one
double berth, and meals on special
train going; and transportation only
returning on regular trains via direct
route or via San Francisco, viii be
sold at rate Of 500 from New York
$3.50 from Philadelphia, Baltimore.
and Washington, and 500 from Pitts,
burg. Tickets will be good to return
at any time before jane 30 Tourists
returning via st. Louis may stop off
for ten days to visit the Worlds Fair,
by dep0siting ticket and paying S1.00
fee. A descriptive Itinerary will be
sent on application to Geo. w. Boyd,
General Passenger Agent, Broad
Street Station, Philadelphia, Pa
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ally important point made the holding
of Antung, nearly opposite Win, across
the Yalu, impossible and caused the
Russians to burn and abandon the
town.
1t is evident that the fighting has
been confined to the Yalu estuary,
which is now in the hands of the Jap
anese
Fengwangcheng, to which the Rus
SLAMS have fallen back, is some thirty
or forty miles northwest of Antung,
inside or west Of the famous Willow
palisade which was once the boundary
of Manchuria. This point also con-
trolls the famous Picking road, the great
caravan and trade route running via
Liaoyang, Fengwangcheng and An
tung and connecting the Chinese capt.
tai with Korea.
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TITLE OF THE YALU
Official Story Of General KnrO-
ki's Great Victory.
RUSSIAN LOSS ENORMOUS.

Eight Hundred Dead and Wounded,
including Probably Two Generals,
Twenty eight Rapid Fire Guns Cap
tured by the laps.
Washington, May 2.-The Japanese
legation here has received the follow
ing official cablegram from Tokyo:
General Kuroki, commanding the
first army, reports from Chiulienchang
that on May / the Second and Twelfth
divisions and the Imperial guard form
ing the First army corp, advanced, not
withstanding stout resistance on the
part of the enemy, by three roads,
driving the enemy before them, and at
s p. IN. occupied line extending from
Antung to Liushukon. The Imperial
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r HE LACKAWANNA'S
LOW RATES.

Colonist one-way tickets to Pa
cific Coast points, daily until
April %. $50 90
Los Angeles or San Francisco,
CAL, and return, April % to so
Return limit June 30) 81 90
st. Louis Worlds Fair excursion
tickets, commencing April 49,
Season tickets Return limit
December 15) ...... 81 90
Sixty-day tickets. 20 IS
Fifteen-day tickets .... % Is
Season and sixty-day tickets
good via Chicago in one lirec-
ton if desired.
Coach excursion May IL. IRE
turn limit 10 days. Is 90
For tickets and full particulars call
on or address any Lackawanna Agent.
or Guy Adams, Division Passenger
Agent, 749 Broad Street, Newark, Nj.
4226 4 a y -
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CoURT
Filed April %. 1904

CoUaT
Filed April %, 1904
ls - Burke A saa,s Of vs.. Bridget Burke
S''''S cousr
Filed April az. 1904
s-Robert Hardman VS.. New. York susquehanna
and Western Railroad
Company
W. L. McCue Collins & Uorbin
Notice fled April ~ 1904
s-Henry D. Kicker New York susquehanna
and Western Railroad
Company
". i, Mocue ~ AOAl Collins & Corbin
Notice filed April 70. 1904 N
Johnson. Executors Of
James I. Davenport,
deceased.
On CoNrRAcr
: '''s Notice fled April 49, 1904 = s '-,
11-Miller N Mowder vs.. d. Ford Henry, Jr.
vreelsnd, King wilson -''f VIM. a. Morrow
''''''"' Notice filed April il, 1904
1a-Peter 0'Ne MusconetcongIronWo rks
and the Singer Manu-
featuring Company
VIM. Q. aebhardt : -'a' vreeland King. Wilson
Notice filed April 49, 1904
Is-Augustus Peer vs.. Richard H. Culvert snd
Sarah J. Calvert
r. M CD D..~ ,<.~s1D o~xzn
irving = saim2 Notice filed April s 1904 asm0a0 lawson
14-George Sutton VS. The Delaware. Laeka
road Company.
VIM. O. Gebhardt Bedle. Edwards 4
Notice filed April ~ 1904
Elizabeth Duckworth vs. Public Service corpor-
alton of New Jersey
" = 4 o''''i Notice hlsd April u, 1904 ''
MORRIS 90 CIRCUIT COURT
Llsr or CAUSES
May Term. 1904
Walter F Savage
vreeIand. King, Wilson ". W Cutler
Issue Joined September 49, 1902
Notice flied April 49, 1904
2-Amedee Boisaubn vs.. James A. Flomerfelt
In ATTACHMENT ....,
vreeland, King. Wilson willard W Cutler
Issue Joined December 90 1902
Notice hled April IS. 1904
Robert Q Walsh u, KS - Henry sn 2 Fanshawe
Il. o. Pitnsy. IT,. = ~ Vreslsnd King, Wilson
b Lindabnry
Issue joined January %: 1904
Ulysses q Regar aud Abraham Rysrsop,
/ Clara Regar doing S aHlus q the county
firm name and style
! Of u ~, kegar q %
u,,,,.m ! s.ls. y REshHyis Irving !: salmon
E ssss i0iR Iss AssIl Is ,s 1891 1891
Eney Grupelh " Whippany Construction
80, On cosanAor = e..,.,
0A"''sS Z = Notice Office asd February IS 1904
e-Isiah Riley vs Morris Goldatein ane
7F'e' Samuel Goldsten
builder and owner
O. LIEN sH.AsM *. 4 asss.
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THE United Water VS.. The Mayor and Common
supply Company Council of the Town
Of Boonton
W. W. Cutler Raymond Dawson
Notice fled April l. 1904 ,'S-' -
s-David H King rs. Thomas W. Dram
W. W. outler ~ Tort va 49,
Notice filed April A. 1904
e-Nicholas 0arrigan VS.. Christopher Hansen
,,.,roana 49, On ooNrRAcT
Notice filed April I. 1 isoa : a''"'snS'e'0
10-George O. Goeller vs. Edwin W. Goeller
Irving B. salmon IN o0srAA0r Tbos ! Hi,,s,v
Notice fled April IL, 1904 n0s' : A'''''s
11-George H. Kreger vs. Jacob q Kanouse
Irving e salmon IN TORT ITO. H;,,a,u
Notice fled April IL, 1904 '0'' : A'''''s
pany Of New Jersey
Notice filed April %. 1904
United Electric n Conn vs.. Joseph s. Qualev Com
pans q new 'efSS * oosrnApps sny
Notice filed April 49, 1906 ST s '''''s' !
MORRIS COMMON PLEAS
Appeals, May Term. 1904
1Afgsd g s Gop5ss s9, vs. Sarah q Alexander
Filed Sept. so, 1902
William NJ. ooemen vs. John N sharp
Plaintiff and Appellee - Delft and appellant
Filed Aug. 20. 1908
s-New jersey Society vs.. Irving Jones
for the Prevention of Def and Appellant
Cruelty to Animals
William j. Curtain
Plaintiff and Appellee
Filed Oct %. 1908
Anew Jersey Society VS.. Edward Blows