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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-29

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-29

SOUTH AFRICAN CARPENTER
CURED BY CHAMBERLAIN'S
collie, CHOLERA AND DIAR-
RHOEA REMEDY.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-04-22
Gsudy Recognized.

The firm of Macbeth 4 May,
attorneys, who have for many
years been general counsel for the
International Trust company, have
lately resigned and the legal busl-
ness of this institution has been
turned over to Frank Cloudy.
Among politicians il is asserted
that the resignation of the former
attorneys and the selection of Mr.
Cloudy rs their successor is the
payment of IA political debt by
William G. Evans for MIR.
Goudy's influence in affairs politi.
cal.
During the memorable anti.
Wolcott fight in the legislature
two years ago Frank Cloudy was
the Republican leader who brought
about the defeat of Senator VOL.
colts candidacy for the United
States senate. - Denver Times =
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-04-22

No article Of the Lawson Frcn-
zlcd Finance series will prove quite
so interesting as the story of the
Standard Oil crowds fight to
gobble ny the smeltcr trust and
the entire Guggenhelm interests.
The hight is now on to a finish and
those who are on the inside declare
that long before the next annual
meeting the Guggcnhc,ms will BIZ
out of the spelter trust and their
holding, in mines in this country
and Mexico will bc sacrificed Ms
wcll.-Dcnvcr Times.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-04-22
Two Conventions.

The National Association of
Manufacturers will meet ut At
lanta, Georgia, May Ii. II, and
Is. This ASSOCIATION Is composed
of employers of labor largely
made up of the Citizens Alliance.
The paramount question that will
come before the convention will
he that of union labor.
On the 2.th of June there will
bc assembled in Chicago convcn.
ton of labor leaders for the pur-
pose of consolidating all unions
under one head. The proposed
plan is to prevent one union from
scabbing on another in times OF
strikes aud lockouts.
Manufacturers would place
American wages on n scale that
will permit them to sell their pro.
ducts in foreign markets. On
the other hand union labor would
enlarge sthe home market by IN.
crcasing the consumptivc power o.
the wage earners. Thus the
breach between capital and labor
seems TO he widening.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-04-22

pays In the beginning because it goes far--rnys In
The end because it lasts long. and looks WE'LL
long as It lasts. There is paint like i, for beauty
and durability, for economy and satisfaction.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-04-22
NOTICE.

All tax pay-N IN range : and $ Rio
G:nnds count! are requested to call Ut
my office in the town hall Monte Vista
between April tho 9Th and 10Th and lis,
their property for taxes for the year
1906.
After that date ! will be found n, the
Court house IN hi Norte. All male
voter, who are not subject to military
poll tas please notify me Of the same
othera,-" you silI In ssscss-d for the
year i.s,j.
T. $. MAru.s. County Assessor.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-04-22
NOTICE or APPLICATION TO LEAST
STATE LANDS.

Ais.iohtk-.
Denver. Colorado, April u, is0S
Nntle- i- hereby given that Adam X. nsitrlch
and John Mac Arthur whose po.tofilre sddfe..
i M.ni~ Vista, Colo. on April iy,i. haf. aad~
application Ne, iiss to tho State Hoard II Land
commissioner. ~ lease the following ,ic.~ritr-i
Internal lmprps -p~ni Iand., situate Ia u II,
nIand~ County. Colorado. Ia witt
\. W. = Of SEC. I. township ~ north, range
~asl
No other application To lease tho shove
d--efii~d premises ot objection. against tho
above application will b. considered after
Ma, sab. hsn.
iicx,.tss stats liza ri Land Comm ..loosr.,
First publication APRIL -. tsn.
Last publication Nay Is. Isn,
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-04-22
An EnIhualani.

II. l.. Ball, the new editor Of
the Alnmosa journal. is enthusias-
tic concerning the san LUIS valley.
The Denver Times reports HIM as
saying:
Hundreds of people are pour.
ing into Alanosa every day, tax
ing up land or buying il. intent
upon spending the rest OF their
lives IN that garden spot of the
state. a conservative estimate Of
the number of settlers we expect
before the summer is gone Is TO-.
OOo. The plans of the various IT..
rigniing companies are rapidly he.
ing put into execution and the pro-
duclion Of the valley has increased
onc'hnlf in the past year
''ln recent trip over the valley
saw hundreds OF sicam pillow.
setting out 800 To 900 acres of
pens ON every farm for the feed
ing OF sheep. One of the greatest
industries of the valley nj present,
is the feeding of sheep"
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-04-22

The Denver Republican says II
took sl55,oao to pass the Colorado
and Southern bill known rs 5. b.
Us. Legislature comes high, hut
those who buy it probably know
their business.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-04-22
ilouses ana Lasas.

Parties having houses TO sell or
rent or ranches to sell will do we'll
by listing them with Us ny We have
customers for all.
GRAVES Il AHRENs.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-04-22

The railroads ARE mndc entirely
by the public. 10y the dollars Of
those TINT buy tickets or ship
freight. Why shouldn't the roads
liz managed FOR the benefit Of the
millions TINT created thcmf Why
shouldn't amy surplus earnings bc
devoted TO reducing rates, or pny.
ing employees BETTER Chicago
American.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-04-22

Frozen Creams sold by A. l..
Stroup are delicious.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-11
Italian Commits Murder and Gets
Away.
BOTH WERE YOUNG PEOPLE
Murderer Had Frequently Annoyed His
Victim Before, But Persisted and
Shot Her When He Was Final.
" Rejscted-ln Pursuit.

Portland, Feb. 10,--Amella Sirianni
a young Italian woman was shot and
killed tonight by Joseph Fiorebello. one
OF her countrymen. The murdered
woman conducted a fruit stand OF
First street near Main, and was re-
Gently divorced from her husband,
Florebello had annoyed the woman
on many occasions and tonight went
to the fruit stand and after a short
conversation, drew'a revolver from his
pocket and shot the woman In the head
twice. She died shortly after The
murderer made his escape Both mur-
derer and victim were only about 2S
years OF age.
II Is not known what the conversa.
tion of the young couple was prior to
the shooting, as the woman, when
found, was too far gone to speak, but
1t is supposed that Fiorebello renewed
his advances and became enraged
when the woman refused to listen to
him.
The police is keeping careful
watch for the murderer and It Is ex-
pectei ne will coon be captured.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-11
Young Men Emulated the BLACK
Hand Artists.
PRISONERS COMRADE FLEES
Fell Twice During the Chase and Il ls
Believed That Part of the Shots
Took Effeot-Prisoner Is
Quite Reticent.

Seattle. Feb. 10,--Detectives tonight
Caught Moses Hall, 19-year-old boy
who was one of the two who attempted
to blackmail John r. walther. a local
court stenographer,
walther was warned that If he iid
not place $500 in gold on hydrant at
the summit OF Queen Anne hill in this
city. his residdce would be blown
up by dynamite. At o'clock tonight
Nalther placed a bag of washers on
the hydrant and soon the two young
men appeared.
Detectives caught Hall, but his part
ner escaped though six shots We're
fired after him. He fell twice in the
chase and II is believed he is wounded,
Neither Of the young men is known
to have a police record, and II is be-
lleved that this is their first offense,
probably inspired by reading Of the
ease with which money has been ex-
torted by the famous BLACK Hand"
organization in New York.
The police Is searching for young
Halls partner, but he has not been
found. When questioned Hall refused
to give any information concerning
the affair, and iisclaims having writ
ten the anonymous letter which led to
the arrest.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-11
NOT WORRYING.
st pstsrsburs Thinks Attack 10 All
Bluff.

II. Petersburg. Feb io.--The gen.
eral stan attaches no Importance to
the Japanese offensive movement re-
ported by General Kuropatkin. and be-
iieves Il IL probably In the nature OF q
movement, to interfere with
trench operations. According TO the
Associated Press Huanshan dispatches
both armies are devoting feverish at
tention to strengthening their lines Of
fortifications which have grown up
since the battle Of the Shakhe."
Japanese measures for the blocka.i.
OF viadivostok, such as iark.ning the
light houses and guarding the straits.
excite no alarm. and officials point ou,
that the number OF vessels which sue
ceed In cvading the blockadcrs are
fillng the fortress with ample stores
for the possible contingency Of a siege.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-11
For Portland F.ir.

Seattle. Feb. 20.--If not ordered away
70 Manila or called for special work q
some point along the Alaskan coast
II is possible that the United States
cableship Burnside win be an attrac-
tion at the Lewis and Clark exposition
to be held at Portland next summer.
Major Glasford Of the United States
signal Office, is In this city and says
the Burnside is likely to remain on the
Pacific coast all summer. and sees M
reason why. II the ship is not en-
gagged while the exposition is on. she
might not be sent to Portland as an
Instructive and interesting exhibit.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-11
JURY
Finds Time for Two More
Indictments.
COMPANY GETS ONE
Eleven Men Named in Second
Charge Of Defraudins in
Wheeler.
BlNGER HERAAN'S VALENTINE
Two indictments Returned Last Night
Bring. to . Close the Investigation
Of Butte Greek and Wheeler
County Fraud inquiries.

Portland. Feb. 10.-Two Indictment
were returned by the federal grand
jury this evening by one OF which the
long, -drawn-out investigation into the
operations OF the Butte Creek Land
Lumber & Livestock Company was
brought TO close, while the second
added another mark to the list now
against the names Of Henry Meldrum
and his associates.
The indictment against the Butte
Greek Company AID some of its en-
ployes are on charges Of conspiracy
to prevent and obstruct free passage
over and free use Of certain public
lands situated In Wheeler county. This
document also alleges that threats o.
violence and other means OF intimi.
dation were used to drive Legitimate
homesteaders. already settled on land
from the vicinity.
As defendants the indictment names
Winlock w. Steiwer. Hamilton H.
Hendricks, Clarence B. Zachary, Cnas.
A. Watson. Clyde e. Glass, Congress-
man Binger Hermann. former United
States District Attorney John H. Hall
Edwin Mays. Franklin p. Mays, Clark
e. Loomis and Edward d. Stratford.
The second Indictment is against
Henry Meldrum. George e. waggoner
David w. Kinnaird, Benjamin F. Min
ton. Gustave Glaetsch. George Soren.
son, Levy Stipp and Frank H. Duncan
1t Is brought under the same section
of the revised statues of the United
States as the foregoing. and alleges
that the defendants conspired to de-
fraud the government OF the United
States by false anj fraudulent surveys
In the first indictment 1t is alleged
that on February Is. 1902, the defend
ants entered into a conspiracy to de-
fraud the government, preventing the
use of public land by fencing in por-
tions of the public domain in Wheeler
county.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-11
BIG BANK SALE.
Londonsrs Sell Out to San Francisco
Capitalists.

Londonsrs Sell Out to San francisco
Capitalists.
San Francisco. Feb. 10.-The news
has been received here that the Eng
lish stockholders of the London and
San Francisco bank Of this city, with
branches at Portland. Tacoma and
Seattle, have agreed to sell to the
Bank Of California on the terms offered
by the latter, as follows;
Fifty dollars outright for all of the
2S,0OO shares of London and San
Francisco bank stock, or a total of ST.
100000, In addition a bonus of $25 per
share was offered. making total stock
bonus of s7OOOO0 The London and
San Francisco bank building on Cali.
fornia street is valued by its directors
In their bank statement. at $291,00O
The Bank of California offered a bonus
of $4,000 on this building or a total
price on 1t amounting to $S50,000, The
aggregate of all these figures makes
the offer of the Bank of California
amount to s2.45O,OOO.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-11
Banquet for Macarthur.

San Francisco. Feb. 10.-The Cali
fornia commandery Of the loyal legion
babe farewell to Major General Arthur
Macarthur at reception and ban
|quet here. The general is about to
leave for the orient. having been COM
manded by the president to observe
the operations OF the Japanese Russian
war in Manchuria. Among the speak
ers were number Of prominent gov
ernment officials and officers Of the
army and navy.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-11
Renewed HostiIities are Brewing
in Manchuria.
ACCENTS COVERED BY ICE
st. Petersburg Officials Are Not Much
Alarmed and Calmly Await the Is
sue--Japs Prepare to Invest
BY Land and Sea.

Headquarters Russian Army, Huan-
shan, Feb. dat present the atten-
tion of the Japanese is mainly con-
eentrated on the narrow line east and
west of the railway, where also pass
the two main roads to Mukden. The
armies are closely in touch all along
the line OF Sandiapu. Paohsingtun.
Chenlianpu. Liuohangtun and Shakne
and these regions are entirely desert
ed by the natives but their stone
houses and stout walls are turned into
veritable fortresses.
Declivities have been iced and ascent
will be almost impossible, even with
out distractions and abattis. The ap-
proaches to streets of the villages can
be swept by machine guns hidden be-
hind thick walls. Notwithstanding
the number Of these quasi-fortresses,
the Japanese are not siackening their
energy in intrenching, but persist in
the work in the day time and in face
of the Russian batteries, and at night
the loud noise of rumbling carts give
evidence Of their untiring labors
The Russians are equally persist
ent, and. beside harrassing the Jap
anese working parties with rifle and
cannon fire. and themselves fortifying
and refortifying. The Japanese con-
tinue to scatter proclamations in the
Russian lines and these papers are
Openly distributed by Chinese in the
streets of Mukden.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-11
Sunday VIII be the Critical Time
In the History Of the
Strike.
WOHKMEN WITHOUT MONEY
Poland Cities Furnish Stage Settings
for Thsatriosl Murders on IN un.
preeedsnted Scale, and Angel
Of Death Stalks at Large.

81. Petersburg, Feb. io.--st Peters
burg In again face TO face with re-
newal Of tho labor upheavai. the i'm.
mediate Indictment being the failure
OF workmen 10 secure payment for the
time they were out on strike. added "a
the fact that there has been no ADJUST
ment OF the demands which led 20 the
strike last month. The Putlloff Iron
Works. where the former strike orig.
mated. In playing the principal part.
There are $4,000 workmen already
out within the metropolis district and
the workmen nt the torpedo factory IN
KolpIno. IS miles distant. have Joined
the strikers. There IL strong prospect
OF the movement extending.
Only energetic measures by the
troops and police prevented rcsump.
ton today or the former tactics OF the
strikers in marching from factory 10
factory ana inducing or compelling the
employees to lay down their tools. Thus
far there have been no disorders In st.
Petersburg, The authorities appear to
have the situation well In hand in this
respect.
workmen held number OF orderly
meetings in open nelis. and big as
semblagcs are scheduled for tomor-
row. but Sunday will be the crucial
time.
The position OF the workmen is dis
tlnctly weaker than three weeks ago.
for they are without money, Father
Gopon's organization stlll exists. but
secretary. and II IL less effective.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-11
MANY KILLED.
Riots Result In Fights Between La
borers and Soldiers.

borers and Soldiers.
Berlin, Feb. i0,-Accordlng to press
dispatches from Kattowitz, In Russian
Poland collision occurred between
$4,000 strikers and teh military at the
Russian station OF Skarxysko, in which
"a strikers were killed and 40 wounded.
The military, X is also reported, fred
on strikers at ostrowicz, but the casu-
alties were not known.
The Lokal Anzelger's Warsaw dis.
patch gives the number of strikers
killed at Lodz Thursday as 10, and the
wounded were 112, These figures ap-
ply to only part Of the disturbances
The sharpest fight took place before
the factory Of the Schneider Company,
where a number OF strikers were killed
and the wounded not being reported.
Two soldiers and one detective were
killed.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-11
Alaskan Pioneer Dead,

Seattle, Feb. 10,--fred NJ, Smith, one
of the oldest pioneers of Alaska, is
dead in this city at the age Of So years.
Mr.. Smith superintended the construe-
tion Of a Western Union telegraph line
in Alaska in 1856. The line started
at New Westminster and was intended
to go to Bering straits. A cable Yas
to be laid across the straits to connect
with line being built by the Russian
government. The Alaska line was
abandoned when the Atlantic cable
was laid.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-11
SUPPRESS SOCIAL EVIL.
Philadelphia Begins Crusade Against
Demi- Monde.

Philadelphia, Feb. 10,--In an effort
to repress, If not wipe out, the social
evil in Philadelphia, Mayor Weaver
has issued an order TO Director Of
Public Safety Smith, the head Of the
police, calling for the greatest shake
up In the history Of that department.
The mayors orders direct the head of
the department to transfer all the
officers from the lieutenant down from
police districts IN which the disorder
ly houses are supposed to exist to
some other districts where there are
none, and bring in the police force
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-11
FURIOUS STORM.
Traffic Is Badly Delayed on Montana
Lines.

Lines.
Butte, Feb. 10.--Traffic was delayed
and passenger service impeied by a
storm raging in Montana and North
Dakota today. All transcontinental
trains from the east are from three
to six hours late on account OF the
snow and wind which blows with
storm fury.
The north coast limited. from the
west. last night ran into storm iis
the vicinity Of Garrison and tae wind
was so high that II was with extreme
difficulty that the engineer managed
to keep moving at all
There was fall OF 40 degrees In
Butte today the temperatures rang
ing from IS to rs below generally over
the state. 1t Is feared stock interests
win suffer.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-11
Statehood Bill Leads to a Repub.
lican Caucus and Decided
Ultimatnm.
HOUSE BROOKS NO CHANGES
Houss Keeps Up its Record for thu
Rapid Passage Of Private Pension
5ilIs--canal Zone Govern.
mont Discussed.

Washington. Feb. i0.-The senate
today begun to hear witnesses in con.
nection with the impeachment pro.
ceedings against Judge Swayne Of
Florida. The statement In the case In
behalf OF the house was made by Man
ager Palmer. who went over the var.
lous charges against swayne and said
II was the expectation OF the managers
that all OF them be proved. The wit
ness heard today testified concerning
the hotel bills paid by Judge Swayns
while holding court In Texas. The SEN
ate decided 10 devote the time between
2 and o'clock each day 10 the Swayne
inquiry.
A bill was passed authorizing the
secretary OF war TO sell magazine rifles
to rifle clubs upon request OF the gov
ernors of the various states
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-11
Rsoeivss ToIstol's Son.

London. FEB, io.--The correspond.
ent at st. Petersburg Of the Chronicle
says:
Emperor Nicholas received In audi
ence for two hours on Thursday Count
Toistoi's son. Count Leo Deonvitch
who brought his fathers draft OF a
scheme for peoples assembly, The
emperor told Deonvitch he had been
working on similar scheme which
would shortly be put into execution.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-11

Norfolk, Feb. 1o.-The United States
gunb0at Newport, which. while bound
from Boston 10 Santo Domingo last
week. lost her propeller off the Caro-
lima ocast ana for several days was
helpless at sea, was towed to Norfolk
navy yards today by the auxiliary gun
boat Siren.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-11
Statehood ultimatum.

Washington, Feb. 10.-Stateaood for
Oklahoma and New Mexico will not be
granted during this session OF con-
gress unless It be on the lines pro-
vided in the house statehood bill, This
was decided today at conference Of
Republican members Of the house.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-11

women are now dead, but Hoch de-
chres they died natural deaths VITA
the exception Of the Identification of
Hoch by several OF his alleged victims.
nothing new was developed at today's
hearing Of the coroner's Jury and the
inquest win be postponed until Wed.
nesday.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-11
Maintains Record.

Washington, Feb. lO.--After main
taIning It's record for rapid disposition
OF private pension bills. 43S being
passed in an hour and a half, the house
today considered for short while the
bill providing government for The
Panama canal zone. Early adjourn
ment was taken to enable the repub-
licans to confer on the statehood bill
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-11
Barrett Holds Job.

Washington, Feb. 10.--The presiden,
has decided to make no change at
present In the American diplomatic
representation at Panama, and Mr..
Barrett will continue to hold Office at
least during the remainder OF the fiscal
year.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-11
MILLlNERs FAIL.
Wet Weather Takes the Curl Out Of
Feathers.

New York, Feb, 10.--A petition In
bankruptcy has been filed against Sui.
livan, Drew 4 Co.. wholesale dealers
In millinery, one Of the largest con-
Germs in this line in New York The
petition was entered on behalf of three
creditors for small sums and alleging
the firm Is insolvent,
An attorney for the firm stated that
the trouble was due to wet weather
and depression In the millinery trade
in the past year He expressed the be-
lief that an adjustment would be readi-
ly reached. The assets are large and
the estimated liabilities are 100000.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-11
FELL DEAD.

voIlsy Kills Twenty Eight and Wound,
Two Score.
Sosuovice, Feb. i0,--on Thursday q
mob Invaded the yard of the Kathrinen
works. demanding the workmen In
charge OF electrical machinery there
10 join In the strike. TIE company
soldiers interviewed and Polish officer
repeatedly called upon the people 10
dlsperse They refused TO leave unless
accompanied by the workmen,
It is said rioter menaced the officer
with a knife. whereupon he gave an
order to fire with the result that 2S
persons fell dead. and S6 were severely
wounded The wounded were removed
to Il hospital where seven died,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-11
AGAINST GAMBLERS.

Bill TO Prohibit Bucket Shops Passes
the House.
Salem, Feb. 10.--Two bills to abol-
ish the Drain Normal school were de.
feated In the senate and house today
on close vote A bill to suppress
bucket shops and gambling in stocks
passed the house without opposition.
A bin to prohibit the use OF passes by
public officials failed in the house by
"A vote of 80 to 49, The senate passed
the bill to put state institutions under
one board OF control, Governor Cham
berlain vetoed the house bill relating
to the port OF Portland commission,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-02-11
Fatal Mishap.

New Brighton. Penn, Feb l0.-one
man and two boys were killed, two
boys are dying and three more are
slightly injured as the result Of a bob
sled jashing into train tonight. Eight
other boys on the sled escaped.