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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-09-28
A Decisive Battle May Take Place
Soon at or Near Mukden
City.
There Are $4,000 japanese Sick and Wound
ed in the EiospitaIs--Great Storm on La
brador Coast Cholera in Siberia.

tAssoo1ATED PRESS 0AsLHaRAms.)

tAssoOIATED PRESS 0ABLE0RAMs1
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. as-The that the
Japanese advancing Telling
den Kuropakn oryng Fakonan northeast Mukden
is believed the Muden Oyamas army
sixty wings extending northeast and
Mukden
TOXIC Sept 28The sick and wounded Japanese
pitals number $4,000 The death is small
AFTERNOON REPORT
LONDON Sept 2It reported Japanese 1900
men in the attack on Port Arthur, September I8.
ST. PETERSBURG Sept 27-General reports
the advance of the Tonyotsa has repused
cONSTANTINOPLE, Sept 27.-The Russian volunteer
steamer Mini Novgorod passed Bosphorus
ST. PETERSBURG Sept a7It practically settled that
Grand Duke Nicholas will be named
sian army.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-09-28
WOMAN coNFEssEs.

The murderer took things coolly dur
ing the searching process. He was then
led below and his hands manacled. He
was placed in cell and a watch put
over him.
The woman, meantime, was nervous,
ana seemed to want to get the Deputy
Sheriff off to one side. In the presence
of the turnkey and an Advertiser re-
porter, the Deputy closely questioned
the woman. In fairly good English she
said:
''Yes, him Jose strike white man on
road. Yes, see him strike at him, like
this (using a pencil and advancing to-
ward the Deputy Sheriff). He strike
white man right here (pointing to the
region of the abdomen) White man
come along in buggy and ask us why
we take kukui away from fence. Jose
tell him to go to White man
get out of buggy and say. why you
no put kukui back again?' Jose then
strike him. I get YER much afraid in
side and run. Mother man come up
and Jose say he do same ting to him.
He t'row de knife away
FATHER INTERVIEWS POLICE.
Hon. s. NJ. Damon, father of the muir
dered man, came to the Station House
With Mr.. McKinnon, brother of Mrs
Edward Damon, and had an interview
with High Sheriff Brown and the Dep
uty. Mr.. Damon showed unmistakable
signs of shock, but he talked calmly
OF most matters and showed his graft
fication on learning that the police had
captured the murderer. He then went
to the hospital morgue where the re-
mains had been laid out. Later MIR.
Damon and Mrs. Frank Damon drove
to the home of the widow to break the
news
DETAILS OF CRIME.
In the presence of High Sheriff
Brown, Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth.
Deputy Attorney General Prosser, Sec
retary Atkinson and press representa-
tiyes. the woman made complete con-
fession which fixes the crime on Jose
Miranda.
She told her story willingly and with
out compulsion, endeavoring to be as
exact as possible in her statement
which was written down by the High
Sheriff.
My name is Marie Antonia ColIona, I"
Continued on Page 81
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-09-28
GOVERNOR CARTER WILL
RETURN HOME TODAY
Register Early.

Governor Carter IS expected to arrive
this morning on the steamship Likelike
from Maui. Secretary Buckland OF the
Governors Office said he had received
word to this effect.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-09-28
CHOLERA IN SIBERIA.

MOSCOW, Sept as-Choera has broken and
Mini -Novgorod..
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-09-28
SCHWAB BUYS UNION IRON WORKS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Ca Sept 27Char1es Sc1wab whose re-
organization bought Yesterdays
auction SALE that the works will probably
the world
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-09-28
MCCOY WINS.

LOS ANGELES Sept a8McCoy got decision over Twin
Sullivan in the goth round.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-09-28

charge of her. L was satisfied she was
innocent. AS turned about to re-enter
my hack I saw a Porto Rican woman,
who has been in jail any number of
times, and was recently let out of Oahu
Prison. She is a large woman and
might be taken for Hawaiian. She
wore a pink dress. She smiled at me.
AS 1 went by I looked through the
glass window in the back of the hack
and saw her make motion behind her.
Two men arose from behind the stone
wall near the corner. At that L jumped
out of the hack. drew my gun and
pointing it at the larger man, called to
him to stop. One man ran toward me.
He was blind as 1 afterwards learned.
The woman started to run, but I caught
her ard the other man. bundled them
all into the hack and brought them to
the station.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-09-28

Now's the Time TO Register
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-09-28
BOXERS IN SfiANTUNG.

SHANGHAI Sept a8A boxer agitation reported from
Shantung
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-09-28
SENATOR HOAR DYING.

WORCESTER, Mass, Sept Ex-senator George F. Hoar,
has been seriously ill for many weeks past, dying.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-09-28
BLOops sTAINs- -oN CoAT.

''As the turnkey was about to search
Jose, the larger Porto Rican, L saw
blood stains on his white duck coat
just below the pocket. 1 felt a great
relief rise within me. for I knew 1 had
my man. There We're blood stains on
his sleeve, and all We're recent
snudges.''
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-09-28
GREAT LABRADOR GALE.

ST. JOHNS, Sept asA great gale swept
Eleven fishing vessels wrecked.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-09-28


At this instant Eugene Sullivan came
Upon the scene. He was accompanied
by young Cninese boy. They saw the
trouble, heard the victims cry, and Sulli-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-09-28
FINDS HANDKERcHIEF.

Near the scene of the murder found
a black handkerchief which I put in my
pocket with the intention of letting
bloodhounds take up the scent from it.
We worked about the place looking for
some kind of a clue and then started
in TO town again.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-02
Shiffsnodlriflten.

Nem-O Off, I. Gejen1bcr, - Nn-
aetommen Iino bier ole 9ompfer
oGitto 81 Nupoli" bon 8cnlra un0
9teopcl, oNopoliton Yrince" bon
9teopcl mo Yulernto, ,@omcronion"
BON Glasgow un0 W}opiuc.
Nbgcfobrcn limo bellte Die 9om-
pier go Sopoi" bon SABRE uno Sic
public" bon Gibraltar, Neopel uno
8eltuo.
SWuuico, 80. Nopember.- Ger
Compiler vWtiuneioto" ging belltc
bon bier nod philadelphia ob.
GucenStomn I. 0c3cmber. 49,.
Der Gompfcr u6rieslono" Ito6 ber.
tc bon bier nud) E~Diln0elpbiu in See.
HeopeL 1. 0e5embcr. - Ser
0ompfcr oSoben5oQern," BON Ners
Yort noh @enlto beitimmt, trof belts
te bier Elm.
GuecnStomr II, I. Ge5ember. -
Der 9ompfer vOceonic" ging bette
bon bier nof gtciu-Oorf ob.
Stettin %. Nooember. - Nn.
9elon9t lit bier Der 0ompfer Sen
tufp" BON Nem.Dorf, pio Gopenbn-
gen.
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I6fabrtStaec Der Sampfcr BON
Neiu-Yurf.

0nmpfer nSilrneiiio" am 3. 3e,.
noh Glasgow.
Gompfer v2oiliieT am 3. 0c5. nodJ
Reopcl urlo @enrto.
0ompfcr pGomponiu" ant 3. 9es.
nof Siperpool.
0ompfer p@oloeriee" AM 8. 9es.
nod Sun1bllrg.
9ompfero 9bilooelpbio" onn 3.8eS.
nod Soutbompton.
Gonpfcr yWcIobo" am 3.9e5. md
nod 2onbon.
9ompfer aSSfor" ant 5. 9c5. nod
9teoprl ltn0 @eniio.
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llodl Notterbont.
3ompfer aGitta 81 Gapoli" onl I.
9e5entber nah Neopel ltto 8enuo.
0onpfer rGebrir" am Z. 9eS. mad,
2iuerpool.
Compiler vStuIio" am Z. 9e5. nod
9teopcl.
Gompfcr ySeaig Slop" am Z. 9cS.
iiof Copenhagen.
Gonlpfcr oSortrnine" ont s. 9es.
tod Soore.
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Ge5. itod) Glasgow.
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gteopel uttb @enpo.
9ortpter vGtrurio" ON 10. 0rs.
nod) Siuerpool.
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na6 gteupel ltno 8enuo.
9artpfer p@ermanio" nm 10. 9ei.
mad Menpel.
Dampfer v@Iiider" am 10. 9es.
riah Sombure.
Ganpfer p6inIono" am 10. Ae5
nodl gntlprrpen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-02

Gen. - Der 2etf'
nam Der an 81. gtobember %peritorbes
nen 6rou Qnnu 81. SbmaIerlbrlf,
geb. Softer, tpltroe geitern Ntafmlt'
tag Inn 9 llbr unter itarfer 8etbetll'
gung bon 2eiotrogenoen bomEroller'
bolie Ger. 507, Siio.9lnn.S troBe, ans
ouf Dem 6rieobofe Ser critcr oettiben
oe%reini9ten IutberiiAen Stride 3ilr
IeBten Rrbe beitattet. FaItor y. No.
@pIter omttrte inn Eralerbartle uno
am @robc, mo ols gabrtldttdger
funairten sic &S. 6ran3 S9Iegcl,
@berGing, e. Sabine, q. Campbell,
Senrp Nennebef uno 8ormann. Ser
9amcn.@ crcin Der genonnten &c
metnoe, ser .Sit-8oltimorer 6rouelt.
aronfen llntcritiibungS . &erein"
un0 ser ,0It-9oItimorcr Spar unO
8ergniiglngS &erein" uoren Itort
pertrcten. Zen &ebenslouf Ser Ser.
Itor6encn bcroffentlidte Der Gore
IpnnOent" l)on Dor eini9cn 3oqen.
- Go8 2ei6enbe90ngniB bon Srn.
Mortin WicinI, meIfer am 0icnitoJ
oltf 10 troqiite @eiie in ieiner @ob-
ming, Nr. 1881, Eorfnooo-goemuc
um'S 2cbcn fam inno geitern Sod
mittog pom Qrouerbouie aus olli
Dem Grub GiOge-6 rieobofe" itott.
RuItor Sobn Shulcr bon Der Ocllt-
Ihen Gcnnlplnoniu gloen1le . W}etbos
bitten g Stride biclt ocn Srouergot.
teS0ienit ab, uno ais observation-disclosures
fltngirten ie6S Witglieoer Scr 30.
topScosSogc 9tr. 100" pom Sroen Scr
Dob 6eQolpS." @elhe SbeilnobmJ
Den &intcrloiicncn oeS ungIiidlitcr
iltn9cn Wtonnc5 ent9egen 0ebrudDi
lpllr0e, belpieS 0oS 5oblretde Gralrcr
gcfolgc. meIdcS Dem Gntidlofencl
oic lebte Gbrc cripieS, ionic sic bib
ifen 9llmcnipenben, peI6e an ici
nem @ro6e nicOcrgcIcgt iullrOen.
- @om Groucrbouic, 9fr. T. Sen
fins Cane, aus fono geItern Nof)
mittog sic 9ccroigmg Scr ont 2S
Noocnlbcr gcitor6cncn 6rou Caro-
fine Spud, @ottin BON Srn. G6ri
titan Spud, itott. EoItor q. s
Stergcr bicIt Sen fcicrIihen Groucr
%gottcSOicnit i'm Soliic mo am @rob
oltf ser o2ouOon.Eor Cemetery" ob
go mondcS Ihonc @(lmengcpino.
murOc om @ro6c n~icoergcGegt, mi
ot8 9o6rtud)tr00cr futgirtcu trCll
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glnQ Iton0 inter Scr 2eitrnQ SC
2cidcnbeitottcr Tirmo Scurb Son
oerS & S06nc, gr. 17OS uno t7tO
Canton. NocnltC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-02

9ompfer oWtinneboba" mn 10.
9e5. na6 2onoon.
9ampfer oGretic" om -. 9e5.
mad Neapel un0 8enua,
Compiler naaiier 8il6eIm Ser
3fpeite" am Is, 9e5. nod 9remen.
0ompfer r%ltItoniu" an 10. 9c5.
mad NeopeI lt1to @en1a.
3ompfer namiteroum" om t4.9e5,
naA Rotter0nm.
1ompfer Oceanic" an ii. 0ej.
mad 2iperpool.
9umpfer oGoIicI" am 10. 9 nod)
Bremen.
Gompfer o2prroine" am 10. 3e3.
mad Sobre.
Compiler y3eelono" am II. 9e3.
nod glntrpcrpen.
1onpfer o2ucanio" III II. 9e}.
nad 2iperpooI.
Gompfer oAItorio" am II. 2c5.
mad Glasgow.
Gumpfer ,Seflo" om II. 9e6. mad,
Gopenbogen.
Qampfer oMonitou" am II. 9Gj.
nod 2onoon.
9ompfer o9teps0orf" om II. Ge5
nod Soutbompton.
GOompfcr o9eI9ruoio" am IL
Deg. nod Sum6urQ.
Compiler ySluponia" al 20. 9c5
nod Nteopel un0 @enuu.
0omtfer oGitto 81 Sorino" am 81
Ge5. nad) Neopel un0 8enilo.
Compiler ollniteO StateS" am q
9e5. noh Copenhagen.
Gompier .Nieieitic" am 81. 0e5
rub 2%iperpool.
Gompfcr .HottcrouH" am 81. 0s5
nod Hotteroum.
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nod Glasgow.
Gompfer y@oSco0ne" am %. Qe5
nod @ourc.
Gumpfer oWfoltfe" om %. 0e}
uoh Sonblrg.
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Seirnt6s 3 2iccnscn.

Senrp Sing, y, llnb Mogoic Gar,
ben, 20; AppIifont 6. @roB, Nr.
2050, Slt.Go9eritroBe.
@m. $. Rob. 81, Someriet So,
Do, uno annic 0iecl, SO; 9Lppli.
folt Z. ". 8bcotlep, Nr. 906,
MtolnltltroBc.
Gowor0 9. Sentple, %, lho Toic
Miaer, 18; geioe bon Gutamoiae,
go.
Moies 3oIis, "a, Ger. 702, @eit-
9uItinorcitraBc, mo Narp &lamnlt,
10.
5runf ). 5tronlinocr, 80, Nr,
1907, NorbsGarcpltrobe, uio Ger.
tribe Sears, y.
Buitapiis ". Sbraoer, AZ, 8. Ere-
5inft Eoli3ei llnteritation gnaeo-
tito, .. s., un1b 0oro Sbitrh, AZ,
wcIdJc bel Sobn 3. gogt, Nr. BIZ
Observation-Disclosures, SIT @alte mar
' 6s'.s dc s |1 .. !- 9n:;s.!''''' ''
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Scr. Sanacr Don Baltimore.

Sollptquartier: n8ermania WGlt'
ncr6or : Soae"; @r6iiOent Senrp
@iciefin9, GER. 229, berl. goitcrns
Glpc.; correiponoircnoer ino proto.
fpQirunoer ScfrctGr s. 8iuiam @u-
ocniu8, gtr. 1923, SrIeonSItroBe;
8inun5 SefrctGr IS, Si%mmelbeber,
GER. 3t5, @oro,g oenItroBe; S6ot.
meiitcr S. @idIi6, Nr. 713, 8ar.
neritraBc; 0tri9ent: nofont. Ser
iammIung jcben 8%rpeiten Grcitog i'm
0tonat.
yNtrion."
Souptquarticr: Stag SaGe, Ger.
205, Sanoper-S troBe. SingItlnoe:
Wittpo6 - 9irigent: S. s. Sranf.
.Sarmpnte."
Sauptqiorticr: Ir. 414, 8eIt-
5opette.S troBe. SingitunOe: 9ien.
tags - 9irtgcnt: Sobn u. 9lein.
y8erlnania.M Gnnerdor."
Sauptquartier: @ermanio N6n.
ner6or . Sale, Scr. 41O-412, @eit.
2ombaro- StroBe. Singitunhe: 9on.
neritags - 9irigent: Sbeooor Sem'
berger.
rSrobltnn."
&auptquartier: Srobiinn Sale,
Ger. 1000, Sreoerid, abenue. Sing.
itunoe: Mittmod8-3irigent: Sobn
81. Glein.
,Mrbeitcr. MGnnerdor."
Sauptquortier: anoreas' Saue,
@r.314, SanoperItraBe. Sin9Itunbe:
9onnerItogs - 9irieent: Gbos. s.
8o6ou.
y2ocuIt.8oint @Gnnerdor."
Soiptqrlartier: 3mider's Sale,
gde Cuba uno anoreItraBe. cling.
ItunOr: Sonntoes = 9irtgent: Su.
bert &riippel.
n@rbeiter- 2ieoertnf el."
Sallptqltartier: 8ol5' SaGe, Hr.
408, @eIt 2erin9tonltraBe. cling
Itunoe: 9ienitdgs-9irigent: gbas.
s. 9odou.
ySbalia.M Gnnerhor."
Solptquartier: 8oigt's Saqe, @r.
1922, Sarforo.9 (penue. Singihinoe:
1~ittpods-9irisent: Soiepb Babe.
,Mo5ort.M Gmerdor."
Sauptquartier: 9rooomap .3otel,
Gde groaopop nno Srleansitrabe.
Singltlnoe: Gienitnss - 9irigent:
Geo. 80. 9obImnnn.
n@idenfran5." /,
Saiptqliartier: Sobn Sdmiot's
Dorm. 3orn's) Sale, Ode 8. ulto
8ougbItraBe, Sigblanotopn. Sing.
itunbe: Mittmohs-8irieent: gow.
9odner.
,WfeloSie."
Sniptquartier: s. Iies' Saue,
Ode 2opitrabe nnb @eGair Wsarft.
Stneitnnoe: Sonneritaes = 9irt'
gent 3. &nrollts.
,8%erntanta. Qrartett.G Club"
Sauptqiartier: Meienberg's Salle,
0r. Tic, @orb YacaitraBe. cling
itunoe: 9ienitags = Strtgettt: i.
8aroIiis.
,Mesger.8 eiangperein."
Souptquartier: Soffmanl's 3alle,
2oip. ilno Sorreit .StraBe. cling
Itunbe: 9ienItags = 9irisent: S. 6.
6ranf.
.goeIpeib."
Suuptqiiortier: @eorg S. aoer's
Sone, Ger. 1, Salts benite, Canton.
Singihinbe: Sicnitags - Sirigent:
Mug. Ghnetber.
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@egmet(er
uuu enpfebGcnspertben Sinans.,
GHgrus- unS GnSetnil.@ cIdjGftcu.
6tnan8teIIeS 8.
8anfen.

6irIt NationaI 8anf, 16, @eIt.Sara-
toga StraBe; S. .. 6erguion,
Rrdiioent; 8. 9. @iIcor, 9oiitrer.
5armers' nno M1er6ants' RotionaI
ganf, 901, @oro-GbarIes .6trnBe;
G9as. &. Crane, &rGiioent; Garter
q. OSburn, 8aiitrer.
9eutIde 8ant, 2erington. un0 So1i-
oap-StroBe; 81. s. Sd,tI8, @rdIi.
bent; @lt9uit @eber, &aiiirer.
Commercial onb Sormer3' NationoI
9arf, Soparo- un6 @ermonsStr.
8eItern RationaI 8anf, IA, Ioro.
@lttap.S troBe; Soibua q. Saroep,
RrGitoent; %. Marriott, &aiiirer.
9rooers' an6 Medanic8' National
9anf, gutatp- uno 6apette.S ctr.
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GA
fragt die Die Suts, Die In ImmsIGakaut Han
.ss.lis AHlzIzM
0Siet Cure @recn Srabing Stamps
ett

fit nSburettes, oaS ciabtsefprid. g9artet
nibt. bis Suer gi6 eeiiut LIT, bfiiat irGciIo
bnrtit; ie miro gndl 9llles iiber .SbpreiieS. :
fir etnen Collar.
eslbD,s eti,tip.
Git, 323, gSeffseegingtpp Girdbe.
(Hoba0-SauI) ~
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GGiis! IGTe!
smr &ciie ms gmslanb bciorst 6.
Gaine, CIR. Ali, ct. Tanl-S tra6e.
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Seuer.8 erii6erungs. Igcnten.
Some Grienolp Societp, 1926, &irh
Ben : gbenue.
SO. z. SbadeIforo & Co., 2, Dit
SarotogaItraBe.
&enrp 90. @orfieIo NlopaD, 2t0,
Observation-Disclosures.
girdben0 & Con, 2t4, Sit,2ering-
ton StraBe.
SenneB & EopGor, 306, Sit.2ering-
ton Strobe.
Silrner & Gbomo8, 2, SIt-Sarato9a.
StroBe.
90. .. SeISen, II, SIt.GIenIant.
StraBe.
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Spar6anfen.
Central Sopings @anf, Charles.
unb 2ertngton.S traBe.
@nnfiers mn MnfIer.

SombIeton & Co., -, 0It-2erington.
Strabe.
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frsetdl Ole Sorts, Ole lI lmmH Gskauft Aab,
' ss;;i' NMNzM
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0udlban0luna.

@untber'8 oeutihe gu6banoIun3.
sos, Sit.@oltimore.S troBe.
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@rnnbei0entbnms .MafIer.

Tierre &. 9u9an & g}epbcp, tG,
2erington.S traBe.
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.Reoltiiiten.

She Mper8 & Sid8 60, 104, SID.
&oparo.S trabe.
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Wouhol3=S0n6[er.

@aubol5- SAMPLER.
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Qoenle uno al6emarle-S troBe.
Geo. s. Sloan & Bro, Ala, eight.
Strabe.
@led). uno emai1irte StQblpaoren.
NationaI @nameIing & Stampiue
Co., 100, Sanoner.S traBe.
0ampfmoidinen, &eIiel II. Bitmpen.
8aaace Stebbins & Cons, CHARLES.
uno 2ombarO.S traBe.
2anomirtI6aftli6e @erdtbe uno 90.
mereien.
@riffitb & Surner Co., EOS, Ror6'
8acaitraBe.
Srnamentale 9rnbt.@ rbeiten.
9ufur & Co., 311, 9..Souaro.S tr,
Sdnitt. uno &%ur5ipaoren.
slrntItrong, Gator & 60, 106-18,
Sopfins.Blace.
Sreeellas, Sertel & SO, 100, Sop
fins-Glace.
Sbiiren, SenIterrobmcn II. I%ouleaur.
Sranf 8. @atfins & 60, 8ratt. un6
@reiioentsS traBe.
Sdnupftabafs 5obrifanten.
81. Starr & Co., 436, 9tor6.Galpert.
StroBe.
3eitidriftcn . W9o9o5in etc.
Baltimore gtetps 60, 31S, @eIt
Germans traBe.
SrtebDofe.
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-04-05
QUIET AT PORT ARTHUR.
Situation Unchanged Throughout the
Peninsula.

Situation Unchanged Throughout the
Peninsula.
st. Petersburg, April A CORE
s%pondent at Port Arthur telegraphed
as follows Sunday:
"The Chinese, prophesying new at
tempts to block the channel, are at
the present moment awed.
Cali is quiet in port and the situa-
ton is unchanged throughout the PEN
Ursula.
-"Deposits of coal similar to that of
Cardiff, Wales, have been found in the
vicinity Of Port Arthur. The discov-
cry is an extremely important one, in
view of the necessity of obtaining an
ample supply Of fuel for the fleet.
"%Indignation prevails here over the
publication by the Daily Press Of
Hongkong, of untrue reports concern
ing Russia and of victories by the
Japanese which excite the Chinese
against Russia.
"During the inspection made by Vice
roy Alexieff, he visited the battery on
Electricity Cliff and presented the COM
mander with an old bronze cross sent
by a Moscow woman, who requested
that 1t be erected on the most danger
Gus part of the fortress"
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-04-05
Trees to Promote Health.

DR.. Stephen-Smith, at one time health
commissioner Of New York city, has
invoked the aid Of the Tree Planting
association of New York in his plan to
equalize temperature and purify the
air and SO cut down the death rate
during hot weather, says the Pittsburg
Dispatch's New York correspondent.
Thrifty trees in full LEAKAGE" said Or.
Smith in a recent address to the asso-
ciation, ''are an ideal ear Of sup
plying a city with an enormous amount
Of vegetation under conditions most
favorable for promoting the public
health. Instead Of spreading its foil
age upon the ground, which would re-
quire a large surface area, the tree
lifts its acres of vegetation on a small
trunk and spreads it in the air, tier
above tier, so that every street win
dow Of u dwellings may have a small
park"
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-04-05
JAP ARMY PREPARED
WAITING FOR THE SIGNAL TO At,
TEMPT TO FORCE PASSAGE
OF THE YALU.

London, April 4.-The correspondent
Of the Times at Weihaiwei, tele-
graphing under date Of April Q, after
he had returned from a cruise, gives
an outline of the present situation and
says:
General Kuroki's army Is now in q
position to attempt to force the Yalu
whenever and wherever he may de-
eide, but, apparently having secured q
strategic position, he is awaiting the
development of the second Japanese
mobilization before making a decisive
move. This development is already
under way. but I am precluded from
detailing it.
1.-THE country which the troops are
now operating In has been studied
with a view to rendering the opera
lions of the Cossacks less valuable
than those of we'll trained infantry.
In outpost affairs hitherto. honors
have been more or less equally di-
vided.
--latest Trustworthy reports show that
the main Russian concentration is on
the line from Liaoyang to Haicherg,
south of Mukden, and that arrivals
from the north and %depletions from
the Port Arthur garrison are concenr
!rated there at a convenient point for
dispatch to the Yalu. There is also
a mobile force In readiness to meet
any other threatened Japanese adj
vance or landing.
cit is not easy to form a correct esti-
mate of the naval situation"
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-04-05
HOW TO sTERILIzE WATER.
Publication Effected by Using a Lit-
tie Chloride Of Silver.

tie Chloride Of Silver.
The constantly increasing demand
for pure water and for some method
by lei Of which this can be OBJ
tained renders the recent communica-
ton made by Professor Palermo to the
Reale Academia del Lincei especially
interesting. Professor Palermo has
suggested a process for the publication
Of drinking water which constitutes Il
great step forward in the study Of this
important problem.
From numerous and extensive exper-
iments made by this author it appears
that by adding to impure water, even
that containing p%athogenic microbes,
an extremely small quantity of chic
ride Of silver there is accomplished the
complete d~fsinfection of the water.
For this purpose two milligrans or at
most two and one-half milligrams Of
the chloride are sufficient to absolutely
steriliZe a liter Of water an1 t. G.-ini-
nate every danger OF ~iafect.5..
The process is 50 simple that one
cannot expect any improvement upon
il III the future. It may be used by any
one and In every condition of life, the
sterilization being complete after a
few minutes, ten at the most, and no
apparatus being necessary beyond a
small vial with a solution of chloride
of silver.
The water keeps it's flavor and all of
its properties without modification,
only undergoing a slight whitening,
which disappears after a few hours of
repose. Water purified by means Of
boiling, ozone and all other processes
known up to the present when exposed
to the air soon becomes impure, where
as the process Of Professor Palermo
keeps the water pure for many months.
Rome TriDuna.