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New-York tribune., 1905-07-09


fact in all Russia, and as l was surprising that
friend, | knew that the officer not telling me
the truth.
Over a glass of wine and crackers and
olives the officer seemed particularly anxious to
know my contemplated movements for the next
few days, and what the plans and what my
program for my stay in Russia. | informed him
that my plans were uniformed, and that the only
thing definitely fixed that my wife would join
the party who leaving for Moscow the next
evening, while purpOsed remaining in St. Peters
burg and paving brief visits kronstadt TsarskOve
Selo, Peterhof and other nearby places
He suggested that | take the ladies that evening
to the aquarium large open-air amusement resort
in the suburbs of St Petersburg.
Accompanied by my wife, a young woman and a
retired merchant all of New-York, I drove to the
aquarium reaching there about nine o'clock and
IN the act of endeavorng to deCipher the three
sheet poster at the entrance, when dignifed officer
wearing long gray Overcoat and having long gray
beard, sauted, and accosting most politely said;
"MoHSleur est FraHGaIS?"
l shook my head negatively, and he said
Die HerrSChafteH sind DentScA7"
I again shook my head, and smiling, he said:
"Ah, you are English?"
I replied mo, there is just more guess
coming YOU"
He replied promptly: Then you must be
American fact that he evidently had known
from the beginning
And in how far can I be of service to you?" he
asked | told him that the main thing that l
wanted to know at that particular moment
how much it cost to get into the aquarium and
what we should see when we did get in
Turning my question around, he answered
You will a very good performance of various
kinds, and it viii cost you nothing to get in be-
cause l beg of you to be my guests"
| took particular notice IN going in, and failed
that he paid anything; but l did note
glance of acquaintance between himself and
officials whom passed as We went in,
though none saluted him. Seating ourselves at
good table, ordered some Wine and before 1t
was brought to a card was handed to our friend,
which he laughingly told us was order for the
best box in the place. After the performance he
insisted treating to a sumptuOus repast OF
salmon caviar and various cold dishes peculiar to
the Russian
Before parting he had promised to be my guest
at dinner board the yacht the next evening,
and particularly impressed upon him that dinner
would be at five o'clock, the ladies would start
for Moscow at seven.
At five O'Clock the next evening young officer
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09

on the Captain OF the steamer sent for me, and
said that the chief of the Russian officials on
board desired to be introduced to me. He pre-
sented me to an attractive immediately got up
young army officer who, | remember distinctly,
wore a broad gold-band bracelet his left
wrist.
Somewhat surprised that he should want an
introduction to me, | asked him the reason
and he told me that some of my ST Peters
burg friends had requested him to welcome me
to Russia and to do his utmost to smooth the
way and make things pleasant for me. As
had only one acquaintance in St. Petersburg in
fact in all Russia and as | was surprising that
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-08
3ssdU@estss N1stFA.

euaar Gureb e@tn.sn - grFs naaIstdt :
1870 pfunb 1879; 10 Eiums 1915; 1e-1a
pfuab 13t; Speite nusIsat : ae--ls Ffuat
IL I ; Is 4funb IS ; IL Rf,xS l23e ; 10
Bfano 13c.
gaIitormii4e e4tniea-e 5s 8 Rfunb SIC;
9 Bis IL Yfunb &c.
1&uItern -GnsI. Gureh. 10 BIB 20 Yfunh
TN DurGf9nsh. &c; IL Efnsh Dur4iGnttt.
&c, 10 bis IL Yfuns 9te.
9ribftidsg ped-SIarer Qnast53 gureh 16}t
gsrudbItsr Susar Gursb l63e, 81 ffuns tn
Dur@i&mttt 1se Bic o 2fasS im Yur1s
f&nitt 13e; 10 bts Is pfrnb sm Tur9i@mtti
lie; 8 Hfana tint Dur&f&ntt. f4uaI, 1oae
8 Ytunb int DurGi&nin, i9uaIs loie.
eped. gnsI.-@epdbIter. 8 BIB 10 pf,nh
lot Sur9i@nitt, l23e; IL Bic IL Efanb Ia
Dur&f&nttt. LIE.
eps6-RIare eesien. 90 BIB 20 Efunb tul
9ur&S5nit. Ole: R1Gre eeitsx. 20 BIB 80
Bfunb, S3e; alare Bellies, - tts 90 pfuno.
exc; 1s bss 20 pfs.. sie; Ii BIB 16 Efunb,
l0e; 4Iare 8fiden, Is bH 90 Pfunb. &c;
yaidea 10 bis 1s Yfaah etc: &ars aaden
Bic Q Pfunh. 71{e
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-08
Set 1lteife 0iebeSbricf.

Qlte G~iebesbriefe, umtpun6en nit
einem blaBblauen Seioenbanb, unterz
mif9t nit einer Code uno 5~erbrOdeln>
Sen 8Iumen, buben etnen groben poe
tif6en Geia. @entger postif9 lit Ser
Gltefte 2~iebesbrief, Der auf uniere
Sage gefommen lit; er lit ouf cine
Sbonplatte eingefrabt unb i'm 3iegelz
ofen gebaden. Sein S9rei6er tpobnte
etpa 2200 Sabre Dor Gbriiti @eburt
in Babylon uno nannte ii9 9imil
MarOuf. Seine @eliebte bteB &aaz
bupa unO pobate in Sippara. Gr be-
titelt lie aGrtli9 nmein S9Gf9en."
Die rHebue" bringt etnen IusSug aus
Dem 8riefe: rMOse Dir Die Come
Mar6ufs epiges 2eben berlei6en! SD
mD6te piFen, ob On BEL gutter &C.
funO6eit bift. Sb, i9ide einen 8pten,
Inn mir es mitsut6eilen. Sd ipeile in
Babylon unb febe Did ni9t. Sd bin
barum ie6r unrubig. SenOe mir
Na6ri6t, tpann On fommen pirit,
oamit i9 mid freus. M0geit Su
lange leben fir meme 2iebe."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-08
ssriibtc mnb @enafc.
Tra9te.

Sra@te
aspfeI-Guts aO@apfeI s2.25-2.to per
5ab.
gananen 81. 25-1.75; Heine s%oe-$1.OO.
@ranbsrries %$6.OO-7.O0.
Sraubsn WaIasa $50.
@itrunen $2.40 1925 per Rife.
Oransen $a.10-2.5o; California seebs
Iinss 81. 70-1.9) per Rifle.
Grobeeren Toe bis $500.
9emafe.
3otbe Gilben $l.60 per Sab.
8raut, 9olano Seeb $50 per Eonne; Rotb'
traut 81. 80 per 6ab.
California @eIerp s5e-s1.c0 per Bund.
BIumentobI Ter Oas.nb.
Obfter gIant 15c per Duseno.
Sala. lie per Yfunb.
SwiebeIn $3.25-2.50 per bunoert 8funo;
Sl.CO per SuibeI; ipanii4e ST 80 per @rate.
Rartofsln $3.50 per Sad; SOC auf ben
GeIeiien.
Suinois eib : aartoHeIn $500 per 5ab.
parinips $500 per Tab.
Stabilize 25c-36c per Dusenb.
9etsriiIie 5Oc per Dusenb Bun9es.
Spinat ga per SAP
8eibe Niiben $500 per Sas.
Rutaba9as $1.10-$1.20 per TaB.
SraraeIn 10c bis 1tc per 8unb.
Gbubarb 15c bis 4'c per Ousenb.
Griine 3piebeIn Sc per 9useno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-08
Giac iapaniim:bentIdIe Seitung.

Die in Yofobdmd, Sdpan, eri9etz
nenSs amerifanif9e 3eitung nSapan
Sailp 9erolb" tit in Die 9dnoe zines
6eutf9en &~onfortiums iibergegungen.
Die Seitung erf9etnt. tpie gepo6nt,
tdgli9 in ensIii9er Spra6e peiter,
obne Dab borlGufig cine @enOerung i'm
Reoaftionsitabe eintritt. Mit Der :3ett
miro Damn in beutiGes Subrpuher
eingeI6pentt perosn. Die en9lii6e
prefe in gotobama begriiBt bds Gr>
eigniB nit febr eemif9ten @efiiblen.
Die vSailD Mail" bat es ni9t lafen
tOnnen, f3pn jebt biffige 8emertun9en
an ben Me6fel gu tniipfen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-08
Tdeliher WarftbertGt.


SteuW6ttt'
S~1bianaYo!s un,rn Esestois, 8. Tai
Rtnnetep.
gen6bIte bis prsrta QEsort
etere, 1SO0-15O N..... 81 50-6 Is
Nabise BIS ~n,ittle-e gEport
Stere, 130o-140O Efo."". 525-57
Cute bis printa s9Ia9ssr ctisrt,
116OA12bO gb. $3.50
@euObnIi@e Stine, ll,b0 BIZ
1880 qfunb. ....."."."...- ODD t0
Gute bio serdbIte GeeStas
sttere 40 a rs
Rdsise BIS CUTE 8eehtng enere,
8O0-l0OO 4fh. ............ 425-4 90
Suite Stoders,....,..... 8 25-4 %
Set9te Stpders. ..."..."""".. eV-S oO
Suite BIB serpahlte R!nbsr.-.".. 465-62 %
NittIere bis quite Winser-....... 425-4 90
@ep6bnIi@e 9stiinber ........ 8 O0-4 90
Cute bts ssrp6bIts Rabe... ....... 4lb-60o
Httt!ere Glhs..---..-...-.-... 3 t6-4 ~
Geu6bnIi9e aIte Rlae. ."...--.. ! b0-3 80
Suite Qlbe nit RaIb...... $50 $50
gerp0bnIi9e Rlbe NIT aaI ..-.. s20- $2b
geuSbIts E6Iber 8 90 8 30
g9rpere S6I5er. 1904 60
Briina bis ianer Export But4er
guueu 8 75-A %
geuotnIi9e Bis CUTE 8~uIsn..-.. 8 26-3 90
Gem0bnIine Banex..~...-...". 3 S0-3 90
C9petne.
Cute bis sepdbiis iGuere.--... Is 45-b 30
9srri9te unb i4pers gaG:ns... b36-6 %
Cute Bis serudbIte Iei2ts. ."""-. 8 35-5 o
gep5bnii9e Isi&ts..."."..."." 62)-5 30
Suite 4 b0-4 rs
Sei9te piss."""..".. .......... 3V-A2'
Rougbs 25-4 70
S4aG
Spring NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3 o. y OO
@ate bis gemd5iis ginidhrige-.. 700- 776
Sew5bnIi3e bis quite gtnidb,ise 8 90 8 rs
Sute bio sepdRIte S4afs"..."" 42b- %
Drbindre ttB CUTE e4afe...... SOD IS
Gto6ers-..., ..... 90 8 80
SSGe. per 100 gb..- SEQ 4 90
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-08
0ef@Io@ttt<6 RttN.

Srtj@es %tibFeH1-DefIi&e Stere - IT
7ae; tieIise etiere g. 9fe; bsFss stnbes
$40 biz 200 Bfunc Sc; sssfse stae 400
bis $50 gfuab &c ; Sabe $50 Bis $50 Efunb
7c; etier gorberpssrtsI 7s. Gtter Staier'
uiertsI l2e, Rinh 9interriersI IL, 5inb
gcsberpiert,I Sc. Rub gortesr!srtei SIC, Rab
tinte-risrteI O..
Srti9es RaIbFsiih-9a!bet 94e, Ginters
piertel 1se, EorherpierteI Sc.
Srti@es e&aiFeif9 - aSrnmer rer Rfaab
12c /; gGafe 9}e; e&enieI l3e; Ra6S tara
Ice.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-08

@spodeItes e~&retnsfef4 - axo@enIoies
Sanep Big $3.50; aIares Beax $500; 5ars
2 $500; ebort Clear s14.6O; Rurpf
S13. 90.
Seo6rrtes @tabFeti4 - g@ixten, req,
Ssts. l5te; a~absnietten los; Saxsni. LII;
Rn6&eI 16c.
S@n'ab - tn Tierees Il. Dual. 8s; 2
0maIitdt 85se; 8. nuaIisdt Sic
Asarfe Oerdn4erts eratlSura s}t,
Srantfurter 73c; Bologna In Ddrmes Sc. in
Iu& SIC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-08
Was Griege 6olten.
S~ntere7dnte Gin5clBeitem iber bic
4ricse Der lcstcn Sabr,cgnte.

Gturrae @eIS. nno % enid,enopfer-Ser ames
rtfanifde 9arsesfriee 0rcucI eeS rui.
fff:tirfiiGcu arieees-Soften DER euro,
pdiid)cn Streitmda1tc.
Sn etrsr 3eit, Die einen 70 getpaltiz
gen Srieg fat tpte Die gegentpdrtige. iii
es interefant, etnas iiber oie Spfer gu
erfabren, Die Ger &rieg foroert. Naz
tiirlt9 fin6 Die ldufenoen MilitGrz un0
Wurinez9trmirungsioften butei niGt
NIT eingere9net. @5 lei nur elm fleiner
lleberf9ldg iber Oie enormen @eloz
uno Menf4enopfer gema9t, Die Die
&rieee Der lebtsn Sobr5ebnte for0ertsn.
Ser ameritanif6e 8iirgerfrieg 1861
Biz 1865 fpTtete 100000 900 unt
$4,000 MGnn. Die Noroitaaten Der
loren babel 100000 Goloaten, pG6-
reno ois SIoitaaten 100000 Wenf6er
sinbibten. On sneiter @tele mub Ser
oeutf9<fran56fti6e& rieg ertpGbnt tper-
Oen, Der Ser franSDfilGen Nation big
enorme Summe bon $500, 0,OOC
Marf nebft elmer &rtegsenti9dbigunq
BON 5,C0O,00O,OO0 Srancs mfoftsts,
Srantrei9 berlor oatei290,
Der ungliidfelise &rteg, Ser ungefGbr
5tpei Sabre gum S9aOen Spaniens
auf Scuba piit6ete, fol lete Spanier
600,000,000 Marf uno trug ibm oer
Ruin ieiner rei9ften toIonidlen 9e=
iibung elm. Sc puroe ausgere9net
baB Gpanien tG9li9 100000 Mari
gum unterbaIt ieiner 100000 chi
Scuba peilenSen GolOdten dusoah
Den &rimtrteg 1854-1655 aabltt
England nit runO 1,004,O00,00C
Wart. SIM Observation-Disclosures
&riege 1859 fieLen $4,000, I'm Oiterrei.
9if9<preuBif3en 6elOsuge BON 1866
10000 Mdnn. Ter Sn0ianerzIuf
ftano I'm Sabre 1857 uno Der dime
ffGe &rieg Orei Sabre fpGtsr foroerter
$1,000 Menf6en. Die Geibe Der eng.
lii9en &riege in @fgbuniftan 1873 BIZ
1880; i'm 3ululunbe 1879; i'm Srans,
padl 1881; Ggbpten 1882; GuOar
1885 unb 9trma 1885 ~tufteten 10000
Menf9enleben. Der 9ineiii9ziapd-
nif9e &rieg 1894 forbsrte $4,000
Spfer. Na6 osm ruifi9>tirfiI@er
&riege be" 1877 iino aus einem einsi=
gen tiirtif>J en 5IuFe iiber 1000 2ei9sr
ermorbetet &in0er herausesfif6t por.
ben. @nbIi9 oarf man aud oie sefdl.
lenen S6iere, Yfer0e, Mfulis uno &d.
meeIe ni6t bergehen. &eGnet mar
aber bte laufenben Soften, 0ie Sic Gr-
6altung Ger europGif9en Streitmd9tt
erforOert, 10 fommt aQein fir bas
Sdbr 1896 bis 1897 oie borren6:
Summe bon 4,254,000,00 Mart 6ar:
aus. Ous metIte gilt Rublano fl,
iein Seer aus, nGmli9 1882, 705.40I
Marf i'm Sabre. Srantrei9 ftebt tr
Oritter 2inie nit 740,000,000 Mdrf
Seuti9lanOs WailttGrouseaben belau.
fen fi9 jdbrli9 auf $50, $4,000 Mdrf
pGbren0 Seiterrei9 356,34O,OCC
Start un6 Stalisn 263,396,80O Mari
oussibt. @S fou gum S9luB nod er=
pGbnt perbsn, Oub f6on 1874 Die fed:
groben europGtf6en MG9te aGein fiji
8riegsmuterial uno @rpeoitipnen bas
Siimm9en bon 1920, 100000 Marl
ausgaben. 3ebn Sabre fpdter, 1884
9atten Die 4u5gaben Der feds Regie:
rungen fereits Die 906e ppn 3,0OO,:
100000 Mdrf erreiGt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-08
vuttsr, ates mmo Ssaaass

SanhIer besabIea foIsenee presie:
Butter - Country. IA, 9rsSgter3 e.,
6iaia 24c.
eier-15e yer Tt4enc.
Siitner lie, Sdsne 5. Turiets-l0-l2
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-08
Fem @Aaens&ayft.

Observation-Disclosures: f10 OIL o..
4Iee - gersaufsSrsiie: sS 09-sl0.M
Uei6torn - Eertaufspretls: ie RCD sa
0uaIttdt, ID BIS e.:
Safer-sef@dIt 44-48e; tn ben Hstres
$8.00-&1O.00 per Tenne. geusr $685..
~etrob-Nresie. lie mad BEN grIs. II nas
len, So. 00-$6. 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-08
S1mereten.

Rotber RIeeiamen 81 U.s. 70.
gnslii&er 8Ieeiamen $8.b0-s.76.
&ibfe &Ieefamen So. 26-8.5O.
MlfaIfa 8Ieeiamen So. hc-9.Oo.
Beiber &leeiarten $9.2'.
@epdblter Tin1otbt $1.80-1.79.
Srbindrer bis gutter Eirsotbp 81. 85-l.6o.
Saneb Rentudp gIausras 81. 0o-1.s6.
gIausras in gbaff SOC.
GnsIii@es gIausros SLAB.
SrGarb @ras 81. 70-1.80.
Reb Top in Gbaff 76c-$1.I0.
Raffer Rorn 75e-$1.00.
Amber iSuasrrobr Samen $1.O0-1.25.
Weiber 9aferianter 40c
5riibiabrs @erite $1.25.
@eibes unb seIbes 8orn 81. 0O-L26.
8eb Cob @nfiIase sl.10-1.25.
Som Seas $I.76.
Riqet $1.t0 bis $1.36.
Sriibiabrs.@ ei3en 81 40.
SetSpiebeI, weibe, seIbe uno rotbe $3.50
per 8uibel.
Siib : RartofeI, seIbe Serieb, Bermuda,
selbe Nani etnono unb iibIiGe Queen So. 00p Der
5ab; rotbe Naniemonb $2.75; g~raftIianifGe
$3.50.
RartoffeIn, friibe 8 @o1en zoe per Bui5eI;
tribe Dbio 65c per guibeI; friibe @oie 50c per
fribe 8urbanf SOC per 1uibel; frtte
45c per 8uibeI; HuraI yleru gOri unb
Wountain 40c per 8ufbeL
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-08
@ATs.

gnaros BeriaufsrTeiie Satroris':s
g9pebertafs SOC PET pfuns sa9ssaHi4e.
eGweuer.aie l7e, RtaeomFn grsar1 s kF
Is, gen gott Gbebsars, lbt. sxassat.
I@er 2intburser LOT. Vri6 16t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-08

81 ublanb sablte oiefer Sage
bur6 feinen 9otf6after in 2onbon Ser
britiI6sn &egierung $325,000 our
geglei9ung ser Soroeruneen. tpel9s
aus Dem Norbfeez 3pif4enfaa erpuds
fen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-08

Sn BEN Ser. Gtddten
iperoen jagrIi9 100000 Buf9el
gananen foniumirt unb Die Nadfrase
miro immer gr0ber.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-08
0epeerteS,

SnbtanapsIts Rafees&reKe:
SesobnI. bs gutter 10-12e; prtsta ba %
udbltsr 14-1ee /; Ta1eg 82i-ast, ssIsty
Bencw Is Bis 22e. Sapa 2s-S2..
SIN Badetsn:
Ertoia STATS. Zion $12.75, Serieb gI2.75
Caracas $12. 76. DiHmort5's sI2. 20. Sntd
Sasa glens Sig. b0,R aiIEou& Sla. IS, vsisS
8Ienbeb Saua $i2.50.
Suder-Oonntnoes s.8le: ShiGsu6es IN
puguertfrter s.s7e; xxx4 s~uIperhctss s.7as,
feher ~sraauIirter 6.47e; Cubes 8.s2s; Eox,
%feetionsrs' 6 .<2s; Sibsspoob 4 s.I7e; Rkb.
mtg q 6.17c; empire z .62e; SbsaI sytrs
SoIben 6 6.S7c; B;nbfpr Grtra 8 4. e2s /,
RibssSoob 6 5.s2e: seIbsr 8 8. TIE; Is /,
Ser 6.32.
sprup-etanoarb @orn 23e bu 2Es, 40,
wdblter &c Bis 32e; eorsbarS asc ts CSC:
Rsp Orleans RoIaHss 1ss Bic aSs; eeuaki.
ter 3Oc bis 3Se.
etdrte-gearI, 8tc, Champion gIas, I xss
8 Pfunb Baeete 8. Rom, l piS. cadets.
4H-63c.
ganop-7e; etansen senil9t 7e; grus
e.r Sen1ii@t SIC; Sanner EpiF DC; Greaus
8onbors loo: Ns. Q Cream gsmii&. &c.
SetrOdnete Srn8te-Xepfei. an oer 500 ne
sstrodtet, &c: Sobannesbeersa Il tiB IKE:
Gitron 18e bis 14e; 3OTaer. 3 Grorx, pet
gfanb. 7e, 8 Grown 73e, 4 GrOpn 7is iac.
n~tenfreie = fhi6 Qc- EoIifer,,;e Sp,,s~ot.f -L..
Sultana nc, tuportirte SuItana liz bA IA
California Apritoien &c Bis Lee.
MHe-grasiI nsu &c bts loo; T3Ib.rts lac
gfanbeIn IA; weiSi&aIise RanbeI. I5<;
Serbian RanbeIn l5e; Heanats Dc ta Sc,
8eroftete 7c Bic &c; gnsIii9e sSaIgii6.
GfFs-TaI. 40 ct. Tei). Sas. s-llen
@aEone.
4idIes-2400 TN Sas $40; 12Gn tn, sss
$e; 1900 I'M 9aIbfab $500; 800 tai gas
$50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-08
0etretoe.

Neben - Ho. 3 rstter 95c auf es!rs
fen, Csc BON NabIen; stO. 8 ro.se sse,
Nai 94c; N~asenpsbeR Soc.
8oru (neaes) - $50. l psis tOc 80. Q
weib SOC; go. 8 wetb co.; SO. I ps;t,
zse; No. Q weis semii4t 49& /; VIC. 9
uetb sentti9t 49e; No. 4 peis seniif1t
46e; go. 2 seIb 49lc; 30. 8 esIb 49tc
No. 4 seib 46e; SO. 2 ssuai6t act 1.
go. 8 aemii@t 49le; Ro. 4 eenti&t 47s :
4pIben 473e.
2afer- Ns. 2 Detse 314': 30. 8 ps.bsu
8ltS Ro. 2 @euHiater So;; 30. 8 feHsfd*7
293e.
9eu - No. / Ataotbb $40 TO. NJ.
2, S9.25
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-03
AUSTRIA HAS HER TROUBLES.

suffrage meetings injured clashes with police
LONDON November 3-Marial law prevails in Odessa
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-03
DEPARTMENT Of JUSTICE
AGREES To PAY RENTAL
It is Ready to Take Lease of Federal Court
Room and Offices at $4,000 Year.
Marshal Hgndry Receives Notice.

dollars OoOO) is the rental the Depart
Judge District
oney Judiciary building
official the willingness of the
of accommodations
Federal shortly the
to Acting
Attorney Washington, October
willing rental of $480Ooo
which
o behalf United States
officers
(Breckons)
Marshal
of
the directly
Preside
connection with consultations here resulting in the
which
o
will toward relmurng
whole Judiciary building
More
dealings with this Territory on
Federal departments whence matter
o adjusted.
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CRONsTADT NAVY YARDS IOLE.
FRANZ JOSEPH GETTING NEXT.

VIENNA November 3-It reported that the Emperor has
decided grant universal suffrage
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II. E. COOPER SAYS THAT
HAWAII IS GOING DOWN HILL

The Boston Transcript contains the
following:
WASHINGTON, October 20-"Con-
ditions in Hawaii are not encouraging
at the present time, and there are some
things l would like to call to the at
tention of Americans" remarked Hen
ry f. Cooper of Honolulu to the Trans
cript correspondent this morning. Mr..
Cooper was prominent in the revolution
in Hawaii has been acting governor
and attorney general, and continues
prominent in island affairs. Hawaii
was an exceptionally prosperous little
country just before American absorp-
ton. it's people were happy and con-
tented, there were ideal trade relations
with the United States, which resulted
in our spending with American mer-
chants from s25, 900, 900 to $50, ,000,0 900 an
rauaIly. and We had an abundance of
cheap and efficient labor. This was the
state of affairs in 1896. I do not wish
to seem a pessimist, and 1 have not
given up hope that our destiny under
American ownership and control will be
a happy one. but at present the melan-
6holy facts cannot be ignored.
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Under the ironclad system of laws
which answer we'll in the States, but
are totally unSuited to Hawaiian con-
!ditions, we have been going down hill
and for two or three years have been
in sore straits, The exclusion of Chi
nese labor has worked more harm to
the country, depriving US Of a class of
people whom Governor Taft believed
desfra BILE IN the Philippines. If de-
sirable there, why not in Hawaii, where
they cannot possibly compete with
white men?
To-day, while we have no scarcity of
capital in Hawaii. nobody wants to
borrow money, for the uncertainty and
instability of our conditions has par
alyzed all business enterprise. Homo
lulu has lost 700 inhabitants within a
recent period and numbers of people
have abandoned their homes. Nobody
will invest a dollar in any new business
and curtailment is the watchword. Un-
less there is a radical change in the
near future. we shall see the grass
growing in the streets of Honolulu and
people of means will, at no distant day,
be subsisting on fish and poi"
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AFTERNOON REPORT.


efredd during
benco
FRANCISCO,
has in at wit a cargo
that
of the i
WARSAW, November 2Thrty killed
unded in
by
Koulo Hans nstruvea and Arnfrid
2-Rehnd
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Among the through passengers on
the America Maru is a Colonel of the
Mexican army. Senor Ignacio Altamira,
who is en- route to Peking to become
of the Mexican iega-
ton in China. The colonel IS accom-
panied by his son, and is a very pleas
ant gentleman of means. who has trav-
eled pretty much all over the world.
He has been through Honolulu once or
twice before having been military at
tache of the Mexican legation at To-
kio for several years.
The colonel speaks excellent English
and IS much reader with questions of
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Pacific service and return to Liverpool
The Coptic is to make one more trip
and will then be returned to her own
ers.
The cause of the retirement Of the
British boats is said TO be the resump-
ton Of service of the steamships Of the
Toyo Kisen Kaisha company. The va
rious vessels of the japanese line are
expected to take up the schedule at
present Occupied by the o. & o. line.
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MEXICO CAN MAKE SUGAR
AT ONE CENT PER POUND
A Mexican Colonel Who Thinks His Country
Has Bright Outlook, Especially in
Agriculture and Commerce.

his own than with full replies to inter-
rogations directed to him.
He says that Mexico is developing
more rapidly than her labor supply can
take care of the work. and Chinese and
japanese are becoming quite a neces-
sity, especially for the agricultural dis
tricts.
Col AItamira states that Chinese
steamship company is projecting & new
steamship line from China to Mazatlan.
Mexico. and that the Togo klsen
Kaisha who own the Maru line have
new and larger steamers building to re-
place the present trio and these boats
Continued on Page -
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DODIC AND cOPTIC
WILL Be DROPPED

Information from the officers Of the
America Maru is to the effect that the
Dorfc and Coptic OF the o. & 0. line
will pass out of commission on the
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DR.. KINCAID
GIVES HAWAII
A BLACK EYE
Slavery on Plantations, Americans Have De.
spoiled t1awaians and White Mechanics
Have Been Crowded Out.

1T the in
exclusion dispute by permitting limited admission of Chinese
off
Hawaiian
Hawaiian problem be
problem archipelago
5000 whie' strictly speaking whom only 5000 The
o.
in
of
a
admitting Chinese desirable neutize
EN- in
And
William NJ.
perfectly
nSi
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A NEW NAVAL RECORD.

ROCKLAND Me- November GIN the trial trip of the battle
ship Island 1888
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KINCAID's ONSLAUGHT.

in
brought together Honolulu The
Chinese will the half the they
n
labor dividends
responsibility of
the himself.
which the Honolulu
chiefly
a
of confidence
The gulf widening We remember that they
They
Ioto the o
blame if they
motive when
timewh the
has
We they solution
of should like
the
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Russia's Workmen Talk of Wholesale
Arming and of Republic Odessa
Under Martial Law"-Massacre of
Jews Continues.

ASSOCIATED cabegrams)
ST PETERSBURG November 3-A rainstorm prevented a
renewal of political demonstrations.
PRISONERS TO BE FREED
An amnesty expected tonight affecting fifty
thousand prisoners throughout the
WHOLESALE ARNING ADVISED.
A council workmens delegates
order assembly suffrage
and ultimately reprbic.
RAILROAD STRIKE TO CONTINUE
has decided by delegates
political strikes
further ignoring
official censorship
PRESS CENSORSHIP DISCONTINUED.
The official censorship of kilograms has been abolished