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The San Francisco call., 1905-05-07

ST. PETERSBURG, May 6.-Admiral
Nebogatof's junction with Vice Ad-
nliral Ro3estvensl1y is now considered
by the Admiralty as practically as
sureG. and hope for a successful issue
IN the approaching struggle for mas
terry OF the sea is greatly encouraged.
Nebogatoff is regarded as the Blucher
Of the situation. and, indeed. he is said
70 resemble Blucher greatly in tenn
perament He may lack his strategy
and inesse, but. like the Prussian. he
has bulldog courage and is a born
fighter. who goes straight for the en-
emy.
If Vice Admiral Kamimura. like
Grouchy at Waterloo. fails to prevent
a juncture Of the Russian fleets. as the
Admiralty here believes is the case.
the impression is strong that Vice Ad
miral Togo viii not dare risk an open
battle against the united divisions Of
-RojestvenslZy and Nebogatoff. but will
protect himself by torpedo attacks and
possibly long-range action, being pre-
pared TO draw of in the event that he
is unable 10 make an impression.
Naval officers are prepared to see
ROjestvensky lose half his conveys. but
in face Of the united divisions it is be-
lieved that Togo viii accomplish little
or nothing in the way Of opposition to
the advance TO Nladivostok, and that
he must be content with the aid of the
army and make VladivOstok another
Port Arthur. If the feet reaches Vlad-
ivostOk intact, however, naval officers
here claim that victory is won. AL
though there is little more than 100. 900
tons Of coal at VladivOstok, with the
reinforcement Of the fleet by the Gro
nlobOi the Rossia, the Bogatyr and the
torpedo boats now in the harbor they
claim that Rojestvensky could drive
Togo of the sea and leave Oyama's
army stranded in Manchuria.
There is a strong intimation that Ro
Jestvensiy has something up his sleeve
which may prove q surprise This pos
sibility is a diversion in the form Of the
dispatch OF some fast converted cruis-
ers into the Pacific Ocean to raid upon
japanese commerce.
simultaneously with the increasing
tension over the approach Of a sea bat
tie comes the news that Marshal Oya-
ma is pressing the Russian right along
the Lao River north Of Fakoman, as
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-07

May 1s. which is the date of his re-
call He states that he Will never re-
turn to the active work OF his pro-
fession, nor has he any idea OF form
ing a new legal firm. because Of his
age. He is now 7S and has decided
to withdraw into privacy as much as
he can and still have something TO en-
gage his attention. His future legal
occupation therefore will be only as
advisory counsel in specially selected
instances.
Choate will spend this summer at
his country residence at Stockbridge.
Mass. He has made no plans what
ever for his place OF abode next win
ter or the extent t. which he will ac-
cept professional engagements. The
fact that Mr.. Choate leaves on Nav
13 and his successor, Mr.. Reid, arrived
on April 20, disposes entirely OF the
story published in New York that Mr..
Choate would take revenge upon Reid
for the latter's reputed act In delaying
the confirmation OF Choate's appoint
ment as ambassador to England by
not retiring from his post here without
pressure. This, however, Choate en-
phatically denies and It is pointed out
that the formal transfer Of an embassy
Is not political measure so much as
one OF courtesy and custom
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LAND BATTLE is NEARING.

japanese Make Fierce Onsiaughts
Upon Russian Positions.
FENSHUSHHIEN, Manchuria, May
6.-Field Marshal Oyama seems ready
to assume the offensive on large scale
and activity already has begun on Cen
eral Linevitchs left. This may be the
prelude to another general battle. The
japanese have concentrated heavy col
umns on the Lao River and their ad-
vance divisions have been In contact
with the Russians, who are holding the
main road from Fakoman and Ba-
shienchen.
On Thursday the Japanese cavalry
suddenly attacked the Cossaeks in
Overwhelming force. forcing the latter
TO retire Then. supported by infantry,
the japanese advanced and drove the
Russian infantry out of the village of
Palitoun.
A Russian accommodating party twen-
ty miles farther west ran into an am
bush and all except five were killed.
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REFOR N SCHEME
OF zEMSTVOS

MOSCOW, May 6. - The December
Zemstvo Congress at st. Petersburg
attracted great attention on account
OF the drawing UP of a bill of rights
startling RussiaS' bureaucracy ridden
state and blazing an adventurous way
which has been followed by many
bodies since: but the second Zemstvo
Congress-. which has just assembled
here, is ambitious. to play the part of
constitutional convention and to
formulate the long desired constitution
of the empire. Its decision will have
weight with representative gatherings,
as the congress is composed Of 1872 dele
gates from all the Zemstvos through
out Russia. but perhaps 1t may be ex-
pected that the Government and the
Bouligan Commission will find the pro-
posals Of the more moderate, even If
less general body, more to their liking.
The following is a complete outline
OF the projects under discussion: The
proposal contemplates a body consist
ing, first, of house of popular repre-
sentatives elected directly on the basis
Of universal manhood suffrage, and,
second, house of Zemstvos, or Sen
ate, elected by indirect choice, like the
American Senate, the members being
chosen by organizations of local self
government-thls is provincial Zemst-
vos and municipal semblies-the two
houses to be coordinate.
The franchise for the House of Rep
resentatives appertains to all males 81
years old except soldiers. police and
criminals, on the basis Of either resi-
dence or tax paying in the district, but
no multiple voting; candidates to be
chosen on the system Of double cleo
tions; II there is no majority at the
first election the candidate obtaining a
plurality the second time is elected.
There Is to be a triennial election for
members of the lower house. and 6ena-
tors are to be chosen for the same term
as the bodies electing them. Vacancies in
both houses will be filled by new cleo
tions. Members are not bound to fol-
low the instructions of constituents.
Under the plan for the election of
members Of the popular house the en-
pire will be divided into districts of a
population of 10000 to 100000, one
member for each district In the cleo
ton Of Senators the plan gives a de-
cided preference to urban dwellers, as
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KAMIMURA is ON GUARD.
Bars Rojestvensky's Passage in Diroc-
ton of VIadivOStOk.

Bars Rojestvensky's Passage in Dircc-
ton of Vladivostok.
MANILA, May 6.-AIl American
naval officers here, including the cap
tains of at least two United States bat
tleships and the commanders of three
cruisers, believe that a sea fight be-
tween the Japanese feet under Admiral
Kamimura and the Baltic squadron is
imminent. 1t is no secret here that
Kamimura,s ships have been for two
weeks at least in the China Sea, cover
ing the only two channels by which
Rojestvensky can hope to enter the
waters directly south of Formosa.
1t is probable that Rear Admiral
Train and his successor, Rear Admiral
Reiter, are we'll acquainted with the
exact strength of Kamimura's squad
ron. This is assumed to be true from
the fact that the gunboat Ell Cano. the
torpedo boats Barry and Bainbridge.
the dispatch boat Frolic and the
cruiser Cincinnati have been active in
the last two weeks in the waters ex-
tending west from Manila to the Mac
clesfield banks. 1t is the unanimous
opinion of the various commanders
that the moment Rojestvensky actually
moves from his present station Kam-
inura practically will be m a position
to attack
1t is conceded that Manila is the
chief base of information for Kami-
mura. 1t is not improbable that he is
informed daily of the Russians move
ments. Every naval officer here says
there is no hope that the Russian ad-
miral can escape the notice of the
Japanese ships guarding the two
channels to the northeast.
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CHOATE To ACT
AS AN ADVISOR
Diplomat Upon Return to His
Home Will Not Resume
General Practice of Law
NOW 73 YEARS OF AGE
Wants Privacy, but Is Will
ing to Take Few Cases Just
to Engage His Attention
Special Dispatch to The Call

LONDON, May 6.-It can be stated
that the Hon. Joseph H. Choate soon
will be available for consultation pur-
poses as to the legal standing of the
policy-holders in the Equitable Life
Assurance Society. When I saw him
yesterday Mr.. Choate declined to dis
cuss the matter at this time. for Dip
lomatic reasons, but 1 am able to state
that while no definite understanding
has been reached the matter will be
considered by all parties interested as
soon as Choate returns to the United
States.
He Is booked to leave England on
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-07
SQUADRON is RAIDING.
Toxic Believes All OF the yIadivostok
Ships Are at Sea.

Ships Are at Sea.
TOXIC, May 6.-Although none have
been sighted, it is believed that the
larger vessels Of the Vladivostok squad
ron accompanied the torpedo boats
which appeared west of Hokkaido yes
terday. 1t is doubted that torpedo
boats would venture across unescorted
in the heavy sea which was running
when they burned the sailing vessel.
All the crew of this vessel except the
captain, who was captured, succeeded
in landing, but a steamship dispatched
to the rescue of the burning derelict
was forced to return on account of the
storm. The Russians poured kerosene
on the deck of the sailing vessel, and
withdrew after having ignited the sur
face Of the oil.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-07
ION THE EVE OF REFORMS"
st. Petersburg Zemstvo Sends Greeting
to the Moscow Meeting.

st. Petersburg Zemstvo Sends Greeting
to the Moscow Meeting.
MOSCOW, May 6.-The second great
Zemstvo congress, which opened here
yesterday. resumed it's sessions to-day.
The following greeting from the St.
Petersburg zemstvo was presented to
the assemblage:
I'VE are on the eve OF great reforms
as the result of the national misfor-
tunes which have brought home to
Russia the realization that the pres
ent order Of things must end. Equal
ity must be the basis of the future or
ganization, and we hope this principle
will prevail with steadfastness
throughout the zemstvos, which, dur
ing forty years Of persecution, have
labored incessantly for the good of
the country and people,"
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-07
CRUISER LENA
LOSING CREW
Special Dispatch to Tn. Cain.

VALLEJO. May s.-It is estimated by
the police authorities of Vallejo that
on an average two men a week steal
away from the Russian cruiser Lena,
never to return. Four OF the crew
were discovered on board Of a steamer
bound for San Francisco to-day, and as
none Of the party had the necessary
fare to the metropolis, they were
turned over to the police and later re-
turned to the Lena.
1t is no secret that the officers of the
Lena are aware Of the leave taking OF
their men and that they are making
no endeavor to apprehend the deserters.
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NEUTRALITY NOT VIOLATED.
Indo- China's Governor Says Japan's
Claim Is UnfOunded.

ST. PETERSBURG. Nay Private
advices received here from Paris say
that the Governor General of Indo-
China, Beau, reports that the renewed
Japanese complaints of violation of
French neutrality are unfounded After
leaving Kamranh Bay, Admiral Ro-
jestvensky stopped nowhere in French
territorial waters more than twenty
four hours. The charge relating to the
shipment of contraband from Saigon
to the Russian feet is being investi-
gated.
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CALLS OFF THE STRIKE.
Polish Socialist Party Tells Men to
Return to Work

WARSAW, May 6.-The Polish So
cialist party has issued a manifesto
calling on the workmen to return to
work and declaring that, while never
before in the history of the world had
a city witnessed a more impressive
manifestation OF united workers than
did Warsaw on May day, the time has
not yet arrived to start revolution.
Therefore the workmen should prepare
themselves for the final struggle for
freedom and return to work with the
same unity as they had struck when
ordered to.
The manifesto also declares that "the
workmen desired to maintain order on
May day, and the bloodshed was oc-
casioned solely by the brutality and
stupidity Of the hirelings of despot-
ISM"
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WOULD BAR FOREIGN TRADE.
Chinese Statesmen Oppose the Open
ing of Manchuria.

VICTORIA. B. c., May 6.-Mail ad-
vices from Japan include an epitome
of opinions of Chinese statesmen wired
from Peking to the Toxic Asashi to the
effect that Chinese officials would not
consider 1t a wise step on the part of
japan to insist on the opening of Man
churia. The officials state it to be the
intention Of China to station $4,000
troops in Manchuria when peace is re-
stored. They say China will not seek
the Intervention of third power to
settle the Manchurian question, but
fear that the powers will intervene
with disadvantage to both Japan and
China
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-07

MILES CITY. Mont. May s.-rne
body Of Fred Crosten. who has been
missing, was found buried under a coal
bank on Frozen Dog Creek A cave-in
had occurred and buried him alive.
Crosten was n years old and had been
In the employ OF Maurice Howard. a
sheep man of Custer County.
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RUSSIANS NOW CONFIDENT
OF A VICTORY ON THE SEA
Junctsye OF Tzgo Baltic Divisions and Vlada-
vostok Squadron Seems assured
ODDS WILL BE AGAINST TOGO IN THE NAVAL BATTLE

eral Kuropatkin from the front now
seem to be definitely confirmed, and 1t
is said that General Zaroubaieff, COM
nander Of the Fourth East Siberian
Corps. will succeed him. Failing health
is assigned as the cause for Kuropat-
kin coming back to St. Petersburg.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-07
Duffy'S Pure Malt Whiskey
MR. j. c. PRENTIss.

Mt Prents invigor
s smf
esses of the aged
in olda
blood builds
by
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The San Francisco call., 1905-05-07
warships Sighted on yaufone.

HONGKONG. May ga dispatch
from Tsingtau (Shantung Pninsula.
China) says that twenty-five Russian
warships have been sighted off Van
fong and that fourteen cruisers were
off the Three Kings on May g. French
battleships have been observed leaving
yanfong.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-07
Japan's Loan oversubscribed.

TOXIC. May e.-The complete tabu-
lation shows that the fifth internal loan
of $50, 100000 was oversubscribed more
than four times. The rate of issue was
smaller than the early indications
promised.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
80 Years Old===ACtiye
as a Man OF Thirty

Mr. J. c. Prentiss, of Ravenna, Ohio, Cured of Indi
gestion. and Enabled to Take Long Walks, Says
That His Vigorous, Robust Health Is Due Entirely
to Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey.
Keeps Me Good Flesh Makes Me Strong and Hearty and
Would Do
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-07
vining Opposes Commission Plan

WASHINGTON, May Edward p.
Vining Of San Francisco was before
the Senate COMMITTEES on Interstate
Commerce to-day. He opposed giving
the Interstate Commerce Commission
power to Ak rates. He said the rem
edy was in having the books OF the
railroads examined by competent men,
as national banks are.
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KURoPATKIN TO RETURN.

Generals Failing Health Is Assigned
as the Reason.
ST. PETERSBURG. May 6.-The ru-
mors of the approaching return of Gen
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-07
Oyanna Advances His FlanLs

TOXIC, May 7.-According to ad-
vices from Manchuria, Field Marshal
Oyama's extreme right and extreme
left have materially advanced.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-07
MarysviIle to Have New Theater.

MARYSVILLE, May "a cor
poration was formed here to-day with
$4,000 stock to build theater to re-
place the one destroyed by fire year
ago.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-07

Kroushevan was editor of the Beg
zarabietz, which has been charged
with having been largely responsible
tor the massacre of Jews in Kishenev
In 1903,
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-07
CEASES HIS JEW BATTING.

Editor of "Fiend' Declares for Re-
ligious Peace.
KISHENEv, Besarabia. Russia, May
s.-Kroushevan, in his new paper. the
Droug (meaning "fend"). to-day an
nounces his opposition to race and re-
ligious strife.
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If he is beginning a general engage
ment.
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in the Senate cities are allowed pro-
portionately larger representation than
the provinces.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-07

White grounds with large
floral designs and white grounds
with colored borders and small
floral patterns. Also hemstitched
ruff1e effects. All full length and
width.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-07

Solid shades and some with woven
figures, dots, scrolls and swivel eff
fects. Pinks, blues. tans. grays and
reds. Also Scotch plaids, shepherd
checks and broken checks.
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rReAsUReR's OFFICE, HONOLULU
OAHU.
IN RE DISSOLUTION OF THE no.
NoLuLu HARDWARE COM.
PANY, LIMITED.

Whereas, the HONOLULU HARD
WARE COMPANY, LIMITED, a cor.
poration established and existing un.
der and by virtue of the laws Of the
Territory Of Hawaii, has pursuant to
law in such cases made and provided,
duly filed in this Office. petition for
the dissolution Of the said corpora.
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to annexed as required by law.
Now, therefore. notice is hereby Civ.
en- to any and all persons that have
been or are now Interested In any man.
ner whatsoever in the said corporation,
that objections to the granting Of the
said petition must be filed In this Of
fee on or before IL o'clock noon March
card, 1905, and that any person or per.
sons desiring to be heard thereon
must be in attendance at the ONCE OF
the undersigned, in the Capitol build
ing. Honolulu, at IL o'clock noon, Of
said day, TO show cause, II any, why
said petition should not be granted.
A. J. CAMPBELL,
Treasurer Territory Of Hawaii.
Honolulu, January goth, 1905.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-24
Weather Dry and Cold
Throughout Islands
Cane Needs a Change

, irrigation al Paia.
Paia-Dry and cool weather is re-.
tarding the growth Of young cane, but
artificial irrigation will counterfeit
this: harvested cane is Of good quail.
ity.-J. J. Jones.
Puunene-Light showers on 18th,
followed by clear and cool weather
throughout week; harvesting opera.
tions carried on steadily; young cane
feeling the low temperatures Of nights
and early mornings.-J. N. s. vii.
liams.
Wailuku-The nights and greater
part of the days are cold; cane is com.
mencing to turn yellow from cold
weather and cold water used for irri-
eating; harvesting and plowing.-C. b.
Wells.
wailuku-Weather steady and dry;
strong northerly winds on the 18TH
Bro. Frank.
kihei Harvesting.
Kihei-Weather much too cold and
dry for cane, with no indications Of
rain; harvesting cane.-James Scott.
Olowalu-Weather mild and favor.
able for growing crops; wedding 1906
cane, and harvesting.-Geo. Glib.
Kaanapali-weather still cold with
light variable winds; crops and pas.
turage in good condition.-Wm.R obb.
Island of Oahu. Ewa-Cold nights
continue, with consequent slow growth
OF cane.-G. +. Renton.
Sisal-Country dry; very light
winds; sisal needs rain; low tempera-
tures.-S. A. Deel.
Waiawa-Cool, dry weather is keep.
ing pineapples back.-W. r. Waters.
Pines Are Ripening.
Wahiawa-No change In weather
since last week, and pines are ripen.
ing very slowly; blossoms for the
summer crop of pines are beginning to
make their appearance; strong winda
during early part Of week.-B. o.
Clark.
Waialua-Night continue cold. with
clear, dry weather and high baron.
eter: harvesting cane, and preparing
land for 1907 crop; rice planters plow'
ing land.-W. W. Goodale.
Kahuku-Cold weather at night,
checking growth of cane, but warm
days favorable for crops; high west
wind and light rain during evening OF
18th, but balance Of week calm and
dry; stripping, harvesting and grind
ing mature cane; irrigating, wedding
hoeing and fertiizing young cane;
clearing, blowing and narrowing land
r.. T. Christopersen.
J Cane In Good Condition.
Laie-Crops progressing favorably
considering cool night; there has beer
sufficient rain for the growing can,
whiting irrigation; the ripening can,
Is In good condition.-D. ID. Dibble.
Island OF Kauai. Kekaha-Weathel
continues cold and dry, In consequence,
OF which growth Of young cane is rath
err backward.-H. P. Faye.
Makaweli--Fine warm weather dur
ing daytime good for growing cane
grinding steadily night and day.-H
d. Baldwin. ,.l.tl.
Cane Growing Slowly.
Eleele-Weather dry with light varI
able winds; very cold nights; can
growing very slowly.-McBryde Suga
Co.
Misunderstanding cane.-P. Nc
Lane.
Lihue-Mountain streams are run
ming low; rain is badly needed on pas
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REAL BTATETRANSACT|ON
Recorded Jan. II, 1905.

Recorded Jan. II, 1905.
Young Ching to Wong Kai; d: int
In 1 share in real. personal and mixed
property Of Lin Hong Co. Honolulu:
$3.50 B 264. p 1854. Dated Jan 3,19O5.
HA Parmelee to Henry s Swinton:
Rel; por Kuls 5S2 and 3l79. Miller st.
Honolulu; s1O50. b 267. p SO. Dated
Air 20. 1904.
L l. McCandless; Notice; applcn for
reg title of Kuls 3O55 and 2l37, APPS !
ana 2 Halawa, Eva, Oahu. b 265, .
800. Dated Jan II, 1905.
Robert w Single to Julia Girdler:
Rel; lot 9, Or 364S, Manoa Rd, Homo
lulu; $1,000. D 1886. p ISL. Dated Jan
II, 1906.
Julia Girdler and hsb (C) to Robert
w Single; d; int In lot Q, Or 364S.
Manoa road, Honolulu; 500. b 26&,
D 355. Dated Jan Q, 1905.
Recorded Jan. IL, 1905.
Mrs l. l. Cooke tr to VIM Andrews
and WI; Rel; por OR 1889, cor Liliha
and Wyllie SITS. Honolulu; $1,000. j
227, p 341. Dated Jan II, 1905.
VIM Andrews and WI by atty Il
Hawn TT Co Ltd; NJ; lot / of CIR 1889
'cor Liliha and Wyllie SITS; 1.6 int II
lot 2, Or 1859, Nuuanu valley, both II
Honolulu; $1,000. b 26O, p AGO. Datet
Jan 10, 1905.
| Choy See to Kapoluhi (w) ct al; Re
Dow; APPS 1 and 2. r P 1882, Kul 1924
Paalaa, Waialua, Oahu. d 16S, 15d
Dated Jan IL. 1905.
| Mahoe Maui (k) to II p Baldwin; d
lib Int In hui land, Mailepai, Kama
pail, Maui; SIS. b 264, p 1856. Date
Dec 9. 1897.
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