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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
20 Ysu Want strennth I

% you want 20 increase your
strength you must a., % ana rot take
rom the physical In other words.
the food that You eat must be digest.
ID, assimilated and hppropria "a BY
he nerves, blood and tissues. before
eng expelled from the intesunoa.
Nodol Dyspepsia Cure ADDS 10 the
physical 70 gives strength 20 ana
IsAua up strength in the human sya.
tenn u is pleasant 20 the taste and
lalatable. and the only combination
70 dlgeatunts that will digest the FOOD
and enable che system 90 ppropriate
All OF ita heath end treRgth giving
qualities. SOLD By all druRgiHts
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
FIRST JUDICIAL COURT.
Case Of Mandy Versus Manly, Asaia.
Nee, on Hearina-crlminal casea
Set Report Of Grand jury.

Nee, on Hearina-Crlmlnal casea
Set Report Of Grand jury.
Territorial district court waa Do SEES.
sion az Santa be yesterday, judge
John u. Merle presiding. says the
New Mexican. Tho case OF J. .. Man
by. a sheep broker OF Trinidad, Colo
RADIO. versus A. a. MANLY, assignee OF
the business % Juan santistcyan, was
on hearing this morning. The com
plainant claims the sum OF $500 az
commission from the assignee on
moneys received Ia the settlement be-
tween the Chicago. Rock Island q
Pacific railroad ana the assignee for
damages IN me shipment OF large
herds OF sheep, the property OF tho ea'
tate OF Juan santlatoyan and which
we're shipped over the hook Island
system by tho assignee. A. b. Renehan
appeared for the creditors opposing
the claim Judge N. b. Laughlin ia the
attorney Tor tho assignee and n A.
Fl8ke for J y. MANLY, the complain
ant
on ihe cam'nil side OF the court
Leon Padia and Antonio Luian were
arranged upon an indictment charg
Ing them with assault upon p. Mali
or az Madrid February l7th by striking
him on the back OF the head with d
beer bottle with iuteut 90 nu, tnC
case was geI for the 22th OF Marsh. A
70 Reuchan ippcass Ter TIE comrlaiq
ants
Juan AldUrete OF bornalIll0 county
WAS arraigned upon an indlctmonl
charging him with stealing cattle. hil
case was set for March 2sth. -. NJ
Read is attorney for the defendant
The Uuited states grand jury before
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
NEW COMBINATION ROAD.

The burlington. Mouat road san
polrO a Los Angeles rail'oad--that'a
the lineup for the greatest transcon.
tlnontal route 10 the United states.
says a Denver dlapatch
u BE- now q fixed ract
For three weoas David a. Monat.
william A. CLARK, the owner OF the
San Pe4ro a Los Angeles Lne, and ..
j. Hill. tho big gun OF tho Burlington.
as well as principal owner OF tho
Northern Pacific. have been in daily
conference In New York, aud now the
news comes that the great coalition
is accomplished end tao splendid
steel highway. through the very mid.
dle OF the country ls now a certainty
and Denver is 10 ho tho great middle
distributing point. the executive head.
quarters OF the big combine
J. J. Hill OF the Northern Paclhc
has for yo-ra been figuring on a south
ern route 20 the coast az a western
outlet for the Burlington roau trainc,
Clark Is equally anxious for a con.
Meeting link between his road and the
Burlington.
And now the Moifst line people have
furnished the link.
There remained only the matter OF
terms ln the trlparUte agreement
which is understood 20 have been &C.
complished.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

Accidents will happen. Mother
strains her back liltlng a sofa. Father
Is hurt 10 the shop. Children are for
ever falling and bruislng themselves.
There % no preventing these Things,
but their worst consequences are
ayoried with Perry Davis Palnkillor.
No other remedy approaches Il for the
relief OF sore. strained muscles There
Ia but one paInkillcr. Perry Davis
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
OFFICIAL MATTERS.
LID Homertead No..

Final homoutuad Entry.
The f0lor'lng final homestead cutr5
has been made IN the United States
land ONCE.
No $685., March "a. Peter Pllon OF
Blanco. southeast quarter. northwest
quarter. southwest uuartoC. section "a.
township 20 north. range 10 west, so
hcros Ca San Juan county.
coal Land sold.
The following coal land has boon
aold On the United States land of.
Gee
No 90. March A. Albert Thomas.
N Pondloton. west half. northwest
quarter northeast quarter. northwest
quarter. section %. township 80 north
range ~ west. 100 acres lu San Juau
county price $40 per acre
Homestead Contests Decided
Register N r. Otoro and Receiver
Fred Muller have h,ed their opinion ia
the contest case OF Granville pondlo
ton versus j. ~ williams. involving
homestead entry No Cs66 for south
half northeast quarter routh half
northwest quarter, section 81. town
ship 30 north. range ~ west. 100 acres
la San Juan county. commond.sg th,
cancellation of the entry
Also. In the contest case Of Gran
vile Poudleton versus Walter Halll
man. involving homestead entry 80
6S27 for tho west half. southeast guar
ter. east half. southwest quarter, sec
ton 20. township % north. range a
west. iG0 acres I'm San Juan county
recommending the cancellation % en-
~.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

D, 10 exceptional 10 md a family
where there are no domestic rupturea
occasionally, but these car be lessen
"a BY having Dr. Kings New Life
pills around Much trouble they save
by their great work In stomach and
liver troubles They not only relieve
you. bu' crrc 25c AZ al druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
oEMiNo
The ClNords Entcrtaln--Telephoue ln
crcassa--Parents Surprised.
fsrnfn fhn HandWehf

The cuNords Entcrtaln--Telephoue ln.
crcasea--Parenta Surprised.
From the Headlight
Ep w. @ Rochostor lon fof Kan.
as on an extended visit 70 her par
anla
Biwurd Bowdcn and daughter Mise
FLORENCE. of che American cafe, were
in HI p Cd few days this week.
Miss Minnie McGlluchey is In Silver
City officiating as court sienographer
Cor the Grant county district court
Jackson J Easary and wife. nee
Miss Polly Lawhon, returned from
their bridal trip and are now nicely
settled 10 their neat little home neal
che Rides former home.
ar Win clifford entertained a par
~ of friends last Wednesday oveninr
and a very enjoyable time was hat
by those present Cards. music and
mos, elegant lunch
James s WaddIll. son Of Hon. J n
Waddiii OF this CITY, arrived here from
81 Louis. Mo. ana will hereafter DO
resident OF Demlng Hr Waddlll u
a very pleasant gentleman and vii
no doubt add greatly 20 the society %
Young folks ln this city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
80 Rsmsdr fer constIpaLIon.

The hneBt remedy for constipation
ever used Is Uhamberlain's stomach
and Liver Tablets" says Mr. hii but.
Ter OF Frankyiile, N, Z, "rhey act
gently and without any unpleasant
effect. and leave the bowels 10 a per
foctly natural condition Sold by al
druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
CAUGHT IN NEW MEXICO
PAPERS SERVED ON MARROW
STRIP or LAND,

Quito a lively and interesting met
dent happened last evening DO con-
nectlon with the arrest OF an alleged
fugitive from justice wanted In Dona
Ana county. NJ a., says the El Paso
Times. The complaint sworn out 20
judge sponcers court was based on
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
lnflammatory Rheumstlsm cured.

lnhammatory rheumatism Cured,
William 8hanor. a urakem-n OF
Denniaon, ohio. was connred 10 MS
bod Tor several weeks with innamma.
torr rheumatism. Il used man rem.
eutes he says FINALLY / sent %
McCRw'a drug store for a bottle Of
Chamberlaina Pain halm. ~ which
time ! was unable 30 ure hand or foot
and In one weeks time was able "a SO
20 work a. nappy az a clam BOT
sale by an dr. Rists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

OF flesh and strength, little barking.
obstinate cough and a little pain On
the chest may not mean galoping con-
sumption. but they are signs that pru,
donco viii not neglect A few doses
OF Aliens Lung Balsam cause a free
discharge OF mueus and 30 loosens the
cough. Il heals the lnnamod air pass.
ages and an Ice bononcont work IL &C.
comphshod without a grain OF opium
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

Wuuams. proprietor OF the
Hamilton DRUG Co, hamilton, Iowa.
says Chnmberlain'a Conc. Cholera and
Disrrhoea Kennedy BE- practically the
1uly rcmedy he sells iOr cramps. diar-
rhoea and collie. Tor the plain reanon
tuat h never diuappoints. t0r sale by
all druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

n you are troubled with Impure
blood, Indicated By sores. pimplea.
headache etc. we would recommend
Aekar's Blood Elisor, which We sell
under a positive guarantee. Il will al.
ways cure sorofult us or syphilitlc poi.
sons and an blood diseases. 90 cents
and 100 49, ~ Briggs & Co. q Vann
a Son
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

" you desire a good complexion use
Moki Tea, q pure horb drink Il acts
ON tho liver and makes tho skin
smooth and clear. Curea sick head.
ache 20 canta and 90 cents. Money
refunded q Il does not satisfy you.
80 u HrEgs a co. ana B. venn a
san
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

A report reached The CitlEeh today
that half a dozen tralnmen, 10 the om-
ploy OF the Santa Ne company, have
received their walking papers the
past fow days. and more viii follow
ID certain rules OF tho company are
not oboyed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
From the Graphic

From the Graphic
More people have been ln org town
looEing for locations 20 engage IN
business during the past three weeks
than az any ,imc FOR a year or more.
and Sfill they como. This Indicates
HAT tho tide OF immigration for che
year has commenced.
The Luna County Telephone com.
pany has 80 increased itB business and
rs prosporlug 90 that a new operator
had 20 be put on 90 assist Miss Deem.
80 with the sork az the central once.
Miss Laura Lawhon "a the fortunate
one 10 secure this position
A. W Anderson OF Colorado City
Texas. cam. in Friday evening with a
ane bunch OF bulls and sold them a.
Hon s 8 Blrchnold the same even,
INK Mt Birohneld Is one Of tho most
progressive OF our citizens and a firm
believer Ia the benefits 10 be derived
from improved stock on the range
consequently he Do In the marked early
'or the best that can be- fornd
Mrs Rosa Burkhardt OF Cincinnati
ohio. surprised her parents Mr. and
Nrs otto Smith. OF this city By drop
ping Io ON Thorn lCst Saturday moniae
for "a short visit She took advantage
20 cheap excursion rate given hy ths
southern Pacific and the FIRST they
knew .hai -he Vas coming vas the re
coipi 90 q postal card tho morning sh,
arrived A. her tickot is limited. Mr1
Burkhardt win only bee In our town d
shor time but her many friends hero
viii oni0y seeing her once more even
POP % hurried visit
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

Years OF Suffering relieves 81
night Itching piles yio'd a. oFss b.
the curative properties Of Doahs Oint.
ment Never fails Az any trug sore,
60 cents.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

Judge a. b. Abbott. united States
attorney Tor the Pueblo Indians, has
received instruction from Washington
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

Engine oba. another Of the m6w
motn Santa Fo type engines. arrived
az WINSTON Il % reported that the
9bs and o5s will soon be- transferred
20 the Needles division. Engine sos
one Of the bauclain compounds has
bees converted into an on bDrner
aRt win BE- sent 20 me Needles.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

The El PasI Herald says. John
Powers. OF Houston. Texas, loft on
the Santa 10 Cor Albuquerque. after
visiting bis brother. Pat rowora. mas
ter mechanic OF the Santa Dc at this
point
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19
MOTION ron RsHEARlNo.

Filled In Case Recently Decided BY
Territorial Supreme Court, Holding
That Property Of Pueblo indians %
Taxable
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-19

Yunksrr Birthday Much Enjoyed.
A. Smiley and Family Returns 20 90.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-01
PERR Y s: MER RC.ANTILE BUREAU.
SOC: Market ST. room .325.. NTH foor.-
-: one hours % a.. M. To: 8. y nj -.
~: H0RD Il: sMiTHl 5

: :. AT. HORD g. SMITHS ......:.
Contractors Agents. a5 Third st..
Engineer for travelling crane south, So 80,
boss here. free fare. -. -
CafDenter. city So . 49,.
Young man T. wait on table, small: botel.
( 'sfai1Ienian, Oakland S35 and found.
Man for dyehouse, .experienceds $2o,:. Oak:
b land
s. FREE FARE :.
Ilaborerr, ;i:7b. -:
:. New work; lohg Job. good. camp. = =. .
Amador CO.. teamsters. 81. fare 81 SIS =:
AT NATIONAL EMPLOYEES. REcoRD. co:
tsilors' statesmen, sl2 week and commission
Offices Of a local concern in country TOWNS.
.- $40 ! week and commission.
liquor wagon drivers, coed salary.
Stenographer and bookkesper, 'ceuntrys $40
and found b.
+. crockery salesman, regular salary
wanted, $40 a: day
Cash boys, 81 week.
Many other positions open; caH for parttcu-
New Denaokrat bldg; 81 Sd st, rooms e-io
AT INDEPENDENT OFFICE
Phone James 5576. 612 Merchant St
Psperhshger and painter. So so, hours.
short order cook Cegg and omeIetJ for no.
tel. $45; per month call early.
single hand miners, 81 per day Of hours;
Boy 10 to- IL 70. learn candy business, SO wk
7, 10 laborers for street work, close in, 81 per
day. long job
A-AMERIckN EMPLOYMENT. BUREAU.
Phone Bush sss. JOHN L. .DREcHSi.ER.
8 carpenters. large company, north, $50
= found machine miners. 500; ranch team
sters. small teams. see boss here. $50 found
. mixers, IS cows. easy job, see boss here
$50 found; call early.
BARBER-WednesdAy. Saturday nights and
Sunday: 50 SO paid 2s5 Eighth St
EXPERIENCED man to help in kitchen of
small restaurant 25s5 Market St, 1eth.
MALE pantsmaker for country Apply to
REIss BROS. CO., "a sutter st.
BOY wanted 1Oe Pine st.. UPSTAIRS; cali after
q. m.
BOY about IS: wholesale house: 81 start; reg
ular raises Apply 161 First st.
DRUG clerk wanted; registered: references
Address box z42e. Call office.
ERRAND boy wanted at 25s Stevenson st., be-
tween Third and Fourth.
WANTED-A nrst-class waiter at 20 Stockton
street.
wANTED-A good tailor on coats 27H
Fourth St. room 1.
TWO good solicitors for road: expenses ad-
Nanced Call to-day 1912. $40 Market r. 50.
wANTED-Young man for porter; SEQ month.
135 Powell ST.
BARBER shop. 2 chairs: Western Addition:
GOOD stand for right man: be bought at
s2crince sTOLTz. 723 Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-01

Exceptional home lots.
Swell frontages
Unsurpassed neighborhood.
Fronting the Home Residences Para.
Five crackerjack inside lots.
cheap building lots Best IN town
for the money. Where can you get l0
for 1880? Street work all done.
Bituminized- Right in the heart o1 town
Near two lines Right on the
boulevard Cheap flats would rent
like hot cakes on these lots-
Come 10. our auction at noon. Thursday.
November 3. 1901 We are going TO sell
Sa Greenwich, ocfavia and Laxuna streets
This is part OF the hne real estate
holdings OF the late millionaire
Alyinza HAYWARD DON'T miss this. all ys
who have been looking for cheap building
lot.
Etxecutrix sale at auction same day, Thursday.
November 3. 1904 For the estate OF Ellen
Cooney deceased. will sell 70 the high
Superior Court. the 2-story bay-windo~f res
idence on the west side OF Scott street a
few steps from the Haight street cars; house
No. 1O9 See this to-day. Lot zIxil0 Fine
neighborh0od.
s7.2so-Must be sold for absent owner; spIsn-
did lot for rssiaenee' oo~aSs - sh,: St:
for a fine building site
s11. OOO-Rents $500 per annum; lot q 7:6xt3T s..
on Sacramento St; store on ground door.
laundry and stable In rear. hat above oe
II ICONS and bath.
|. TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
Marin. view cottage on north side OF .Filbert
lot 25x137 g. dve rooms. close to
Hyde ST. cars; right on the crown Of ths
hill
PACIFIC AVENUE RESIDENCE.
steOoo-rwo-story basement and attic resi-
dence Of twelve rooms and bath; high,
slightly slightly elevation; excellent ns'shOoF-
ONLY A FEW LEFT
Choicest lots in the Excelsior Homestead
Tract: level a billiard table; on stress
grade; close 10 hne school; not far from the
investment and By the time il Is paid for is
will have doubled in value the way prices
have advanced during the past year buy
now before prices become prohibitivs In this
rapidly growing sscr02; %5,,rr
2s Montgomery ST.. r 8 Phone Main 57o4-
s1soo-NEw cottage. 4r&b. 3os China: terms
S2200-10-rm house: 800 Bennington. terms.
s1OOO-Corner lot: Sanchez Palmer: terms
D. COFFIN. 2o2s Mission St. near 21st-
ssooo-7-ROoM house: lot 25x110; Richmond
District all modern inprovements: street
sraded and severed this is a bargain j.
W. JAoUTTH < CO.. 1912 Market St. r 419.
FOR saIs-8 colonial houses. rooms. bath
and basement: beautifully finished up to
date and sunny. side OF Tenth ave, near
I It. Sunset. Hallett.& q Gee. on premises.
A $1,000 HOME built to suit you. lcs included.
any location. 81 25 per week Mutual
Home Building Association AT Crcssley bid.
s13OO-COTTAGE Of rooms: garden Fl Holly
Park ave. betweent Elsie St and North ave-
ALL work guaranteed hrst class By ALL
BACH & MAYER. plumbers. 636 Howard ST.
CHEAPEST and best IN America-The Weekly
Call, Is pages. sent to any address In tbs
United States or Canada one year for 81
postage paid
Continued ON Page Fourteeu.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-01
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.

Marine view cottage on north side OF Filbert
st: lot 25x137 %: hve rooms. close to
Hyde st. cars; right on the crown Of ths
hill
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-01

Frst-class work, reasonable prices. J. C. Ro-
NaAINE, 1867 McAlIister ST.; tel Fell 24o3.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-01


:. IOMBARD STREET BOULEVARD.
=. GREENWICH STREET
OCTAvIA STREET.
LAGUNA STREET.
LOTS ALL Level. AND READY
TO BUILD ON AT ONCE
SUITABLE FOR HOMES.
FLATS OR STORES.
STREETS AND CROSSINGS ALL
BITUMINIZED EXCEPT GREENWICH
STREET, WHICH is MACADAMIZED-
TERMS CASH OR so PER CENT OF THE
PURCHASE PRICE WILL BE
ADVANCED BY THE H1BERNIA
SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY
CERTIFICATE OF TITLE AT THE
NOMINAL COST OF $40 PER LOT.
FILLMORE ST. AND UNION ST CARS
CONVENIENT TO THIS PROPERTY.
THESE ARE THE LOTS you HAVE BEEN
LOOKING FOR
DON'T MISS THE SALE
THURSDAY,
NOVEMBER 3. 1904. AT
=: II O'CLOCK NOON
r AT 25 POST ST.
-. FURTHER PARTICULARS o.
BALDWIN q HOWELL.
AUCTIONEERS.
IS POST ST.
BALDWIN 8 HOWELL.
Real Estate AGENTS
% Post st-
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-01

s11. ooo-Rents $500 per annum; lot % :6xt3T IS.
on Sacramento ST.: store on ground d0or.
laundry and stable In rear. fat above OF
II rooms and bath.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-01

PACIFIC AVENUE RESIDENCE.
rf6 oo0-Two-story basement and attic resi-
'dence Of twelve rooms and bath: high,
slightly elevation: excellent neighbor-
hOOd.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-11-18

OF the strongest combinations
ever organized to depress the
price Of cotton. Pay no atten-
ton to the bumper crop estimates
and let the buyers of our staple
understand that the balance of
this crop can be purchased at
prices between 10 and 12c a
pound. Store your cotton at
home under good cover and keep
it safe from the weather.
If money is needed store a part
OF your cotton in local ware
houses and use the receipts as
collateral to borrow money from
your local banks. Don't sell any
cotton at present prices merely
to follow the old plan of selling.
by holding your cotton the ad-
vance in prices later will paw a
heavy interest on the investment.
when no interest will be secured
II you sell now and deposit the
money in the bank. Insure YOUR
cotton, whether stored at home
or in a warehouse, and take no
risks, where risks are likely to
be incurred. Let us sell this
crop for at least $70O, 900, 900 and
put general prosperity among the
farmers of the south.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-11-18
)NISES FARMERS
TOsHOLD COTTON.
U Cotton crop---BeaaTTss- c-:BaTs-
Under Estimate Crop
in Order TO DepreSS
Prices.

Harvie Jordan, president of
,she Southern Cotton Growers
Protective Association, processes
to believe that the farmers are
not receiving what they deserve
for their cotton, and in order
that they may come into their
own" he advises them to hold
their cotton until prices gohigher.
His argument is found in the
following letter, which has been
addressed to the cotton growers
of the south:
Up to the present time the cot
ton producers from North Caro-
lima to the Brazos river, Texas,
have generally stood firm by
holding a part of their cotton and
refusing to throw it upon the
market at prices under ten cents
a pound. With the most deter
mined efforts on the part of the
bear spectators and other COM
binations formed to depress
prices the market has only been
forced to drop SO points below
our minimum price, during the
month in which most of the
farmer obligations fall due, and
an unprecedented season for
gathering and ginning the crop.
The ginners' report issued Octo-
ber 25th indicated that little
more than 5000, ZOO bales of the
present crop had been ginned,
while Secretary Hester's report
for the same time indicated that
only about 100000 bales had
been marketed showing that
more than 20 per cent of the crop
was being held in the hands of
the producers. If only 5,000,0 00C
and a quarter bales had been
ginned up to October 18th it must
be clear to every farmer that the
high estimates placed upon the
crop by the bear element o1
spectators will never material
ize. They are using the same
devices adopted last year to breal
the nerve of the producers. Note
their figures of last year com
pared with the facts: Mr.. Theo
dere Price, on September %
1908, issued circular estimating
the crop for 1908 to be II, ,744, ,75I
bales. A. J. Buston, the palac,
car statistician of Liverpool, Eng
land, on October %, 1903, figures
} the crop at II, $50, 900 bales, Mel
, Bros, of England estimated tn
crop on November 24, 1903, a
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-11-18
TALKING ABOUT PEACE
Japan Shows Willingness

London, Nov. 1.-THE dis
patch of the Associated Press
from Washington confirming the
statement made in these dis
patches that Japan had indicated
her willingness to entertain peace
suggestions from President
Roosevelt or King Edward Gre
ated much interest here. Baron
Hayashi, the japanese minister,
said to-day:
After the fall of Port Arthur
Japan would, l believe, be ready
to treat for peace on no higher
essential basis than that Russia
should evacuate Manchuria, the
Japanese also agreeing to a SINH
lar evacuation. The two great
difficulties in the way of any sug-
gestion of peace are first, the
apparent opposition of Emperor
Nicholas's present advisers to a
settlement of any kind; second,
the preservation of Russian pres
tige. When a nations prestige
if not gone, is severely impaired,
it is a difficult matter even with
the best of intentions to preserve
it..
The Associated Press learns
that Queen Alexandra has been
in constant communication with
the Dowager Empress Of Russia
and Emperor Nicholas himself
during the last few days. This
is interpreted here as a hopeful
sign, and as possibly, likely to
lead, though not in the immediate
future, to the establishment Of
some modus vivendi whereby
steps looking to arbitration might
be initiated without offence to
Russia.
/ The reiteration Of the Ameri-
can State departments deterrni-
nation not to intervene except on
requests from both of the bel
ligerents tallies with the official
attitude Of the British Govern
ment, but it is thought that be-
fore long some method may pri-
: vately be devised whereby this
diplomatic barrier to. action will
be overcome.
! Read the Big Ad. Of the Culr
Land Sale on Sth page.