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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-02-13

All family jars are not manufactured
in a pottery.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-02-13
1T IS INDEED,

A good boarding house STEAK is all
most as rare as It is scarce.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-02-13
Claus Spreckels. VIM. G. Irwin.
ClaaSSprGGkGlS
BANKERS
HOMO. ULU. II. 1.


San Francisco Agents-The Nevada
National Bank of San Francisco.
DRAW EXCHANGE ON
SAN FRANCISCO-The Nevada Ma
tional Ba k Of San Francisco.
gONDON-Union of London & Smiths
Bank, Ltd.
NEW YORK-American Exchange Ma
tional Bank.
CHICAGO-Corn Exchange National
Bank.
PARIS-Credit Lyonnais.
BERLIN-Dresdner Bank.
HONGKONG AND YOKOHAMA-The
Hongkong and Shanghai Banking
Corporation.
NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA
Bank of New zei nd, and Bank OF
Australasia.
VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER-Bank
of British North America.
TRANSACT A GEi-ERAL BANKING
AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS.
Deposits Received. Loa7s iade IN
Approved Security. Commercial and
jewellers Credits issued. Bills OF EX-
change Bought and Sold.
COLLECTION PROMPTLY AC-
COUNTED FOR.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-02-13
THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK
Limited.
ESTABLISHED 1880.

VI - VIZ
Limited.
ESTABLISHED 1880.
Capital Subscribed....... en- 24,OOO,oot
Capital Paid up............ 1S,OOO'OVt
Reserve Fund............... S'b2O'SS'
HEAD OFFICE. YOKOHAMA.
Branches
Honolulu, New York, San Francisco
london, Lyons, Bombay, HongkoRS
Newchwang, Pekin, Shanghai Tientsin
Kobe, Nagasald, Toxic.
The Bank BUYS and receives for col
lection Bills Of Exchange, issue Drafts
and Letters of Credit, and transacts
general banking business.
Honolulu Branch 81 King Street
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-02-13
A WAY HE HAS.

A bank teller is probably so called
because he doesn't til anything.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-02-13

Star Want Ads pay % cents.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-02-13

JUDD BUILDING. FORT STREET.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-02-13
THE


Under the Laws Of the
Territory Of Hawaii.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-02-13
NOT ALWAYS.

j. w. JON rs,
Col. LIST Regt, n. G. H."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-25

s b 10 q b 80 d, Der Dor eini.
gen Sassn als bermiBt semelost wuroe,
ba feline Grau auf cine BON ibm ees
i4riebene pOftarte bin i'm CT. 8in=
cents 6oipitale Wadfra9e belt, lit
ipdtsr bod bort auf9snOmmsr tuOrbsn.
@r i9rieb bic pOfttarte uno bieielbe
fel Der Jrau in bic Sdnbe, ebs Der
@atte f4 i'm Soipitals semeloet bate.
Stdbtif9e Beamte uno
StraBsnpfaferunss gontractorsn con=
f~erirten be3ugli9 porSubereitenoer Spe.
c~ificntiOnsn betrefs Ineeboten fir 4s.
pbaltplaferun9. 8isle baben bic
Stabt UNI Observation-Disclosures
eriu9t, So9 piini9en bic fdoiiiGsn ge.
amten, au9 @"ontraetoren ftr anbere
art bon Yfaferuna bic slsi9e @ele-
9snbeit 81 geben, Nner6ietunsen sinsu=
ienoen.
&opaI Sammer Der am
leBten Samstag bereits tuesen 8erfau=
fec bon 2OtterielOoisn bsrbaftet tpurbe,
9erietb seitern abermals nit Den ge.
b6roen in @Onflict. 9oFamts=Snfpet=
tor 5let6sr erbob bic Qntlase, oaB
Sammer an3eigen uno 2oois Der Sons
buras=2otterie aus Wifouri na6 Sn=
oiana 9ebra4t babe, Ooer bod, baB Die.
ielbsn auf feline 8eranlahung bierber
seianbt porosn feien. Nad einem
8erb6re tuuroe 5ammer unter $500
gir9i9aft entlahen.
9 auer B nib9eine.-
2inba Salisbury, Cottage, 1870
Orange Str, 81. s83.-Ssrman Mar-
tens, Cottage, 20. Str, nabe Mcp6srs
ION MOe., $1,350.-@eo. %. Sbslbp,
2 Cottages, %. Str, nabe gibsI,
s l,4O0. = Marion Motor gar @om-
panp, Nnbau, Is. Str. unb Senate
Wbs., s700.-@eo. 2ugslman, Cottage
745 81. gismard aps., $90O.-Wm.
Setpitt, Rspnraturen, 1888 Brooffbe
Mbe., $600.-@. g. Sarris, Cottage,
Worris. nabe Waple Str, 81 900. =
5. 8. pirtsp, gadfein Glat, Sic Of
Walnut Str. $50, 900. = Gertrude
&eabp, Wosnbaus, Ranbolpb. nabe
Retp Dort Str. 5000. = 2ouifa
Yroun, Wobnbaus. 1908 Waibinston
Boulsbarb, so, 787. = price Brotbers
COMPANY, WObnbaus, 1404 Danbes
Str, $800.-Sobn 6. peppsr, Mnbau,
1914 Sub Senate Aps., 500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-25

2ocals0 etterberi6t.
S9auer beute unb tpabri9einIi9 am @Ritt'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-25
0rab.
0eb pren:

iSrant uno Clara Samps, 6nabe.-
German unb Dora N~lbertsmeDer,
Wd61en. = Martin uno Narp 9ueb,
2nabs. - &obert unb Wap 2enaler,
WGo6en. - Wm. unb Matp W6ite,
2nabe.-S. unb Nlice NlfDro, 3nabe.
- @eorse uno gl. Miler, &nabe. -
Slopo uno Wilbrsb 9eSabsn, Wdb=
den. - Sarrp uno Bertha guing,
Gnabe. - &i6arb unb 2ilD 2smpe,
4nabe. - SDbn uno 8. S9ab, Wdo=
den. - %. unb 8lan9e Sapmafer,
9nabe. = Sabib unb YeIHe 8roples,
9nabe. = Wm. 9. ui1o @bitb Strebs,
9nabe.-6reb. unb Sulia @erB, Mdb=
den.
8etraut.
artbur Yeaanor-Wnrearete WiIe.
SOisp6 8. StuIB-gba 6. Wri9bt.
Sarrp @arpantsr-Selene Stroll. :
gilbert Sboemater - Matbiloa Sers=
berger.
Clarence Sopt-Noa Srees.
Charles 8one9aum-SeOna Staart.
Burton SiQarb- Selsn Stone.
o o r,b ems:
Della Suber, Al, 1925 Wc2ain
Str. - @prus Sosteii, 35, 1865 9ens
tudp Nbe. - Inna @untle, 20, All
2epfOne Nbe. - Sobn Barnett, 40,
Maripn 60. Niplum. - 2ouife @ng=
Lamb, rs, 1914 q. Qrisnal Npe. -
Wm. NntenbrOd, 49, SIS g. IMeri=
otan str.-Suiun SeniOn, As, Srren=
Nipl. = glisabetb Ms9eI, 35, Siren.
Nipl. = SObn 8. Smith, 40, Srren=
Nipl. = q. 6. Gair6ilo, 20, 1918
STANDARD abs. - Smuggling Wiler, 2
Sage, 2311 8. IL. Str. - Mtpenia
OloenoOrf, 63, 1905 Sisb Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-25
6runosisentbuuls nebertragunBen,

Marp g. Sandel an Samss @eg.
SbeppaOb, She'll bon Got g in sqr.
81. 33.9 bel 14G GuB, bsrbsHsrt,
Gillette Der Seem Seriep Str, n6roli9
bon Netp Sort Ctr. $1,000.
5reberif %. 9aub an 2orena %.
Giiber, Got 1913 in Murton plaee, 40
BEL 1885 SUB, berbeRert, Sfieite be,
alabama Str, iioIi9 bon %. Str.
Sc,
Sabib 8ritou on Gi9aro Sraent=
ner, Got II in 9rnolsp's proipect
ctr. Subj, 40 Bel 135 Gub, pacani,
Shieite bon Nelion StraBs, n6rbli9
bon part Str. $575.
4lgeron &ice an Wiuiam Sanders,
elm Sbsil bes norowefli&en 8isrtels.
Section 16, SOmnibip IA, &anse 2,
1920 Mder in Decatur Sibp. $4,000.
MOlie pollarb on Settle Douglas,
Got Sc in 2aufman's Wopbfbe Mob.,
40 bel 147 SUB, perbeKsrt, OfIeite bon
WOOofos aosnue, fioli9 bon @rapoOn
Gtrabe. $1,000.
Saco6 Pirtep on Souls Spman, Got
238 in Mprton placs, 40 Bel 155 SUB,
perbeHsrt, Sfieite bon Sem SerIep
Str, n6roli6 BON 10. Ctr. $500.
2ouiia g., &rnbulter on Senrp
9Otbe, reHlide 9dlfte bon Der 6hli9en
Sdlfte, Got 10, Squire SO, nDrolits
Settle BON Waibington Str, tpsftliG
bon Neu Seriep Str. s12, 900.
Obie s. Smith u. u. an @eotge
6. 0sarion, She'll bon Sut z,
Smith @rbsn Sub, She'll Sutlot 152
nDrblide Settle BON 8srmont Str.,
peftli6 bon California Strase,
81, 900.
@iliam 5. Wodsr ar @alter 6.
@anee, Got 5, Wo9er's Senate Ipe.
Nbb., 500.
Warp 8. Glanner an Sames %.
Roel, She'll bon Got s, Wartinbale &
Co.'S @ob., 200 bel 305 SUB, perb.
tpeftli9e Settle Der Werioian Ctr.
r6rbli9 bon 40. Str. S..
Nusuit %. 8u6n on 8abaib @ealtr
unb 2Oan COMPANY, 9Ots l. 2 unb 8.
Sownep unb Srwin's Sub, iho6hlide
Settle Der MaHa9uietts abs. $50.
SObn s. @auid an Sames 90.
Noel, Got 25. Merioian 9sigbts place,
1855 bel 1855 SUB, bacant, 6fli9t
Settle Der Merioian Str. i,brbIid bon
46. ctr. $1,000.
Charles s. Copeland an 2enc
S@ier. Got III, &easanl part, 6fli9'
Seite bon 8elefontaine Str, Morbid
bon %. Str, $1,000.
gmbanf & @oob an Martin Or.
Wansielb, Sbeil Got Is, Mttins u.
u, uniberfitp plaee Nob.. 6fli9'
Settle bon penniplbania Strabe,
n0roli& bon 33. Str, $1,650.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-25
Neme Sneorporatioaea.

Jol9enbe @sieGi9aften ertuirtten
bonn Staatsietretdr lire Sncorpora=
tionsspapisre
Die ySurtis Bomber Co., Serre
5aute; @apital $4,000 Sireetorsn:
Sobn Burns, Nora Burns uno Souis
2ebeque.
Stem Salem Telephone COMPANY,
Sem Salem, &uib @ountp, capital
$4,000; Sirectorsn: Wiaiam .. Sling,
Spbn 8. Wiaiam, @bsfisr W. 8eorsp,
Senrp 9. 2osan uno Wontss y.
Stenart.
Soparspfus gpeorsp' Swienteso
Widala 4rbdianiOla, OF @bicaao.
cine Graternal Organization, Obne Ga
pitalfod. Sis Sruftses fnb ni9t an'
9egeben.
8rimfielb 2obee No. $40, 2nigbts
Of pptbas, grimfelb, NOble @auntp;
9rufess: r1riab WalorOn, glias
S9lietenmeper unb @eorge alderman.
Ban 9. perrine, prdfoent BON Der
psrrine. Irmfrons COMPANY, Sort
Wapne, Capitalized swii9sn $50, 900
unb $3.50, 900.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-25
Wetterbertht.
Sur "a stuuSsu, subsnb 7 usr worasns. as. 1pril
@afbin t n, %. GPriI.

Sir Snbiana gtesen beirte Na6t uno fdl'
ter I'm iiibIi9en SbeiIe; @ittmo4 tbeilpetIe
bep0Itt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-25
TbermoMeterf1nn

9bermometerffane.
S59fs 9ennperatur. $3.50. 70 Grab
Riebrisife Iemperatnr. 30 -
SO. z. BIbtbs
Sections.D Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-25

Sie seFriesn gpiele reiultirten tuts
fol9t:
Nmeri can.M ociation n.
indianapolis, "a. Npril.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-25

Cine Grfaltuns in etncm Sage fnrtrt.
Man nebme Laxative Bromo Quinine
TabIeter. 9lle 9potbefer ftatten bas 8eIo
turiif tpenn bic &ur febl i9Idst. 6. SO.
Srope'SSisnatur 1T auf ieberS6a9teI. 25c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-25
@aie=8aq.

Sie eefrieen episle reiultirten tpis
fDl9t:
Nmeri o n.
indianapolis, "a. NpriI.
indianapolis ................-4
ct. Yaul. l
2puisbile, "a. Npril.
louisville - 00O00000- l
Wilpaufee ....131000020-
Batterien - Scott, SuntIe uno
Woobruf; Musner unb gsbins.
Columbus, "a. Mpril.
Columbus ...OOOO0O21*- 8
aanias @itb. ..O1O000000- 1
gatterisn - Berger unb &pan;
Cells unb Butler.
Splebo, "a. Npril.
Solebo .......3 00001010- 5
Minneapolis Il 0 q 9
q 8atterien - Martin uno @lart;
Sasser unb SuR,
National=2i9 q.
8rootlpn, "a. Mpril.
8ruotlpn 49, 020OOO1O- 8
Bolton .......1 02000001- 4
gatt.rien -Gcanlpn, Stridlett utlo
Sitter; Sarlsp UNI Reeobam.
@bicasO, "a. Ipril.
@bieaao ......122OOOO2*- z
piitsburs ...000000001- l
Satterien = Meimer unb Sling;
SAFE, Silbebrano. 2eeper unb peis.
philadelphia, "a. Ipril.
philadelphia ..1OO0O2002- 5
SEEM Sort. 49, 20000100- 4
gatterien - Sug9lebp uno Sooin;
WatbepIon uno 8rssnaban.
Cincinnati, "a. Ipril.
Cincinnati ....52OOO0O1*- 8
ct. 2ouis. 30 00000000- 0
8aiterien- Sabn une Sdlei; Cyan
uno Gnan.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-06-23
List Of Casualties.

Fire at Williamsburg, N. Y, de-
stroyed the greater part of two blocks,
with loss of 100000.
In trolley car collision in New York
Miss Sadie Michaels was killed. her
sister badly bruised and her father and
mother fatally injured.
During a severe thunder storm at
pany's building was ser on fire by a
stroke of lightning. Loss, $4,000.
Abe Alexander and Arthur Bingham
of Chicago went to sleep on the tracks
near Marion, Iowa, and were run over
and killed by Milwaukee work train.
John and Arthur Phillips, brothers,
were killed and four others were bad
ly bur. ed in gas explosion in the
mine owned by the Reliance Coal COM
pany at Sullivan, Ind.
BY the explosion of a furnace at the
plant of the Iroquois Iron company in
Chicago, one man is believed tC have
! lost his life and two others We're
burned severely.
WO lTOlIey cars CROW utu VIII per
sons returning from the Yale-Prince-
ton baseball game were shattered in
rear-end collision at Trenton, n. j.,
and twenty persons were seriously in
jured.
Three persons were killed and TWEEN
ty-nine injured in the wreck of an east
bound passenger train at Golden Gates,
I'll. The train was a cotton special =
carrying Confederate veterans to the
reunion at Louisville, Ky
AT official investigation of the dis
appe france of Lieut.. W. G.. Blasdell of
the revenue cutter Bush has been COM
pleted at San Francisco and it was de
cided that he accidentally fell from his
vessel and was drowned.
Springing from his bed in delirium
of fear caused by nightmare, Carl A.
ClauseE, wealthy broker of New
York, plunged through his bedroom
window to the stone-paved areaway
four stori IS below. His skull was
crushed and he was dead when picked
UP O. few minutes later.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-06-23
Resume Of the neWS.
Foreign.

! The first locomotive crossed the
! Yellow river bridge, near Shanghai,
! nearly one and seven-eighths miles
| long, on June II.
| The Chilean cabinet has resigned
! according to a report from Valparaiso.
| The cause is said to have been some
triflng incident which is not known.
Baron Nathaniel de Rothschild,
| brother of the head of the Austrian
branch of the firm, died at Vienna. He
had been seriously i'll for long time
On account of the small trade rela
tions the British consulate at Mexico
City will be abolished What consu-
lar business there is will be done by
an unpaid vice consul
The German navy department Las
ordered six sea-going torpedo boats OF
different type from those previous
ly authorized. They are on the gov
ernment list as "G"-132 to "G"-137.
The employers in the building
trades of the Rhenish Westphalian dis
trict have dismissed within a fortnight
10000 workmen belonging to labor or
carnations.
The boycotting of American goods
by the Chinese guilds is daily assum-
ing more serious proportions. News
| papers are ,efusing advertisements
| for American goods
Leon Mortel, secretary of the Nice,
! France, labor exchange, was sentenced
| n &C inn ri pnf
making speech applauding the
throwing of the bomb at King AL
fOnso.
Another Russian Red Cross scandal
has developed by the discovery that a
donation of 5000 pounds of tobacco
intended for distribution among the
soldiers in the field, is now on sale
at Harbin.
Constant skirmshing is taking
place between BulgarianS and Turkish
troops. The Greeks lost three and tbs
Dulgarians twenty eight besides sew
enteen prisoners, who were executed
1 by their captors
The Cuban house of representatives
unanimously appropriated 100000 fol-
the benefit Of Gen. MaXimo Gomez
The precariousness of the condition
of Gen. Gomez is increased by the
spread of gangrene.
For the last few days Mont Pelee. or
the island of Martinique, has manifest
ed a recrudescence Of activity which
while stronger than that of the month
| of April of the present year does MOI
seem to be of an alarming nature.
Dispatches from Buenos Ayres say
the rivers Parana, Uruguay and Sala
do have overflowed, inundating ar
enormous region. Santa Fe Rosario
and other cities suffered heavily. For
| drowned.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-06-23
JAIL YAWNS FOR GRAFTERS.
Arrest Of Several Leading Politicians
of Philadelphia to Occur Soon.

Philadelphia, June 1S.--The Jail
doors are open for several political
bosses who have heretofore passed as
Leading citizens of Philadelphia and
of Pennsylvania. Persistent rumors
are in circulation to the effect that the
men whose arrests are being consiti-
cred in connection with grating on
city contracts, if they have not already
been decided upon, are State lnsur-
ance Commissioner |. w. Durham.
State Senator James P. McNichol.
former Director of Public Works Peter
E. Costello; John w. Hill. whose resig-
nation as chief of the filtration bureau
was accepted yesterday by Mayor
Weaver, Immediately after the reve-
latiOns at the Caven hearing, and one
or tyo men who were employed as
inspectors on various portions of the
filtration work.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-06-23
Crimes and Criminals.

Charles l. Bridge, vice president OF
the defunct American Savings bank,
has been arrested at Trinidad, Colo,
charged with embezzling $500 from the
bank.
Because Miss Alma Coos and her
sister Emma Tilted him, Max Ploehn
of Plattsmouth, Neb., killed the for
escaped.
Despondent over having lost her po-
sition. Leah Litman jumped to death
from the Long Island steamer Hart
ford while the vessel was passing
through Hellgate. inward bound.
Warrants for FIVE men charged with
murder, who were on the trolley car
from which was fred the shot that
killed Henry Week, have been sworn
out by Chief of Police Kahn OF 6agi-
nav, Mich.
John c. Peyton Of Topeka. Kan, a
deaf mute and student at Gallaudte
college, in Washington, committed sui
eide with carbolic acid. He was de-
spondent and left note asking the
authorities to notify his sister at To-
peka.
William Mitchell, a wealthy stock
man of Troy, N. Y. was found dead
with bullet hole through his head
and his wife shot through the shoul-
der Mrs. Mitchell says that her hus-
band shot her and then shot and kill
ed himself as the result of a quarrel
over another woman.
William Caldwell, prisoner in the
state penitert:ary at Michigan City,
Ind, who was convicted three years
ago for numbering an, indianapolis
man, has received $4,000, his portion
of an estate left by an Eastern rela-
| tive.
AS a result of race riot on an
Aiken and Augusta trolley car al
Charleston, s. c., Peter Renew, white
is dead, and Charles Willis. negro
and Make Boyd, white, are seriously
! injured. Boyd cursed Willis and start
ed the trouble.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-06-23
CHARGES OF GRAFT AND BRlB.
ERY ARE COMPLETELY OVER
SHADOWED.
RIVAL lNSTIGATES STRIKE
GRAND JURY CONVINCED THERE
WAS CONSPIRACY BEHIND
THE STRIKE.

Chicago, June 1S.-Testimony tend
ing to show a gigantic conspiracy be-
tween employers, labor leaders and
union pickets which may result in
their being joint defendants on a.
criminal charge has been laid before
the grand jury. All the witnesses ex-
amined yesterday were closely ques~
toned regarding the alleged conspira-
cy, which has already overshadowed
the charge of graft and bribery
Assistant States Attorney Fake de-
clared that the evidence given before
the grand jury was of so startling
character that it could only be paral~
leled once in a thousand years.
lnstigated by Rival.
1t is noficially reported that the
grand jury yesterday devoted much of
its time to listening to the statements
of witnesses who declared that the
strike against Montgomery Ward &
CO. was instigated by rival business
house.
States Attorney Healy, while TAX
ing every precaution to keep secret
the doings in the grand jury room, ad
mitted last night that he was we'll
pleased with the information thus far
received and declared he expected
important results before the inquiry
closes.
The grand jury, it is said is prac-
tically convinced that there was a con-
splracy behind the present strike. and
it is on this point that evidence is be.
ing collected.
Labor Leaders Worrying.
The labor leaders are said to be
worrying more over the new develop
ments than they did over the graft
charges, as the latter are in most in
stances outlawed by the statute Of
limitations.
Prominent employers connected
with the present strike were called be-
fore the inquisitors yesterday and
questioned concerning a conspiracy.
The name of the firm Of Sears. HOE
buck & Co. was coupled with that of
Montgomery Ward & Co. and it is said
that before the present strike was
called offers TO avert it for money
consideration We're made.
Another sensation was sprung be-
fore the grand jury yesterday when IL
was told that the teamsters had an
organized gang of picketS engaged in
kidnapping and assaultilg non.unior
teamsters end keeping them confined
in lodging house on West Madison
street, near Canal street.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-06-23
MURAVItff As
PEACE ENVOY
WILL REPRESENT CAR INSTEAD
OF NELlDOFF, WHO is NOT
LIKED BY JAPS.
WAIT SELECTION OF ENJOYS
NEXT MOVE IN DIPLOMACY GAME
MUST BE MADE BY CONTEND
ING NATIONS.
RUSS WAR PARTY is ACTIVE
MAKING EFFORT TO DlSSUAOE
THE CAR FROM CONCLUD-
ING PEACE.

ST. Petersburg, June 81. - 1t is
learned on the highest authority thaC
M. Nelidoff, the Russian ambassador
at Paris, will not represent the car at
the coming conference in Washington
at which peace negotiations Will Dc
discussed Instead, M. Muravien, the
Russian ambassador at Rome. will be
sent to the American capital as Rus
sian envoy. From high Official 1t
was ascertained that M. Nelidoff is not
held in high favor by the japanese
government owing to some dlSparaS
ing remarks he is said to have made
about the mikado's country.
Jap Terms Moderate.
Japan's terms of peace, according 10
an interview had by correspondent
of the Novoe Vremya with member
of the Japanese embassy at Vienna,
will prove to be more moderate than
had been expected and will be based
on the propositions made in the Jap
anese note on the eve OF hostllltles
with the addition of an indemnity
covering the cost of the war.
No New Developments.
Washington, June 21. - Practlcally
no new developments were observable
Yesterday in the negotiations for peace
between Russia and Japan. President
Roosevelt for day or two has been
deeply engrOSSed in other matters, ana
while he has not for a moment lost
sight of the arrangements for bringing
together the Far Eastern belliSerentS,
he has realized fully that the next
move in the great game of diplomacy
now being played was with the con-
tending nations themselves. This
move is the selection of the ENJOYS TO
represent them at the Washington con
ference.
Both Minister Takahira of Japan
and Ambassador Cassini OF Russia
called on the president yesterday. Min
lister Takahira remained with Mr..
Roosevelt for nearly half an hour, but
declined at the conclusion of the in
terview, to discuss the nature of his
conversation with him.
Cassini Makes Brief Call.
Soon afterward Ambassador Cassini
drove to the executive Office. His call
was brief AS he was leaving he said
that the negotiations were moving for
ward smoothly He added that he had
not conveyed to President Roosevelt
the names of the Russian plenipoten.
tiaries and had not received from him
the names of those of Japan
While the same reserve that hither
to has characterized the personal eX
changes which have taken place were
manifested about the interviews OF
Ambassador Cassni and Minister
Takahira it is known that they were
not of great Importance. Each of the
diplomats presented to the presi
dent official advices from his govern
ment expressive of the satisfaction
felt at both ST. Petersburg and Toxic
over the selection of Washington as
the seat of the peace conference.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-06-23
From the CAPITAL.

Gov. Mngoon las reported two new
cases of yellow fever on the canal
zole. Neither were employees of the
canal commission.
A delegation of Cincinnati mer-
chants called upon the attorney gen
eral and asked him to investigate the
action of railroads in an alleged dis
elimination in their territory.
The testimony in the Loomis-Bowen
imbroglio is practically complete. Mr.
Bowen, however, has offered to go to
Caracas to take depositions to sustain
mis- charges against Mr.. Loomis if Sec
retary Taft approves.
In order to prevent the japanese
from learning any more naval secrets,
general order has been issued bar
ring all but accredited persons from
American warships during the war
game on the Chesapeake.
Chief Clerk Wisdom of the Musko-
gee Indian agency has been dismissed
from public service by Secretary
Hitchcock for refusing to obey the in
structions of Inspector Wright in con-
nectiol with the tribal tax law.
Reports to the forestry bureau con-
cerning the cutting of timber on forest
reserves show that up to date 81 ,00O,-
900 feet of lumber, $4,000 cords OF
WOOD and $4,000 railroad ties, and &c.
900 posts have been disposed of under
the supervision of the bureau Off
cials.