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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-04-19

Smoky Atmosphere-The smokiness
of the atmosphere again indicates that
there are more prairie fires running.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-04-19

Digging Basement-Men and teams
are at work today on the basement of
the new Dahl building.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-04-19

Landseekers-On today's train from
the east, which was run in two Sec
lions, there were fourteen coaches,
five being day coaches. A number of
landseekers stopped off here.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-04-19

Called to st. Paul-Atty. A. T. Pat
terson was called to st. Paul today
in the case of Devoix VS.. the 500
road. Devoix was injured in a
wreck at Kuhn last year and is now
suing the company for $4,000. =
Dime Sociai-On Thursday after
noon, April goth. the Ladies Aid So
ciety of the Presbyterian church, will
give one Of their dime sccials at the
home of Mrs. John Satterlund, Third
street. All ladies invited to attend.
A GOOD DANCE The boys are
working hard to make the Easter
dance a nice partq, and assure US it
will be one Of the best times Of dances.
Tickets $1.oo per couple. Extra
ladies Csc. Tickets on sale at Capital
Book Store.
ThimbIe Bee and Dime Social
A thimble bee and dime social at
the home OF Mrs. .Matchan will be held
D under the auspices of the M. e.
Ladies Aid, Friday afternoon, April
~, at 3 o'clock. All ladies are in
vited to come and enjoy pleasant
afternoon.
Corn n His Ear Clerk Of Court
Cooks little seven-year-old son has
been troubled all winter with his ears
anr his heariog has been impaired.
Yesterday he was taken to the doctor
and kernel OF corn taken from one
4 ear and q sprig Of grass resembling
wild oat point taken from the other.
The relief was instant.
A Bad Eye John Holman has taken
his son Harry to Fargo to have an
operation performed on his eye. Harry
was riding his wheel in the east end
Of town under some trees when i twig
hit him In the eye and almost effectu-
ally blinded him. Mrs. Homan has
had q letter stating that an operation
! had been performed but Just what the
result was she had not learned.
Surprise Party Yesterday was the
twenty-ffth wedding anniversary OF
Alderman and Mrs. Horner and while
the former was attending to city at
fairs at q meeting Of the council the
Maennerchor. Of which he Is mem
Der, took possession Of his home on
Fights street. They came prepared
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-22

tsry Loeb by Elmer Chapman. a COZ
rier. who was chosen TO bear messages
Between she President and the tempo
rary seat OF government at the Hotel
Ccsorado IN this city.
The courier eot through Newcastle
without talking and the president made
coed to thoss who complied with his
wishes
But II the courier was rettcent at
Newcastle. h. Was dfFofent when his
Journey was g an q seer. srg Job
had removed ths. injunction OF secrecy.
His eyes k,rdlef wita q IRE that told
his admiration Tor the rse1sdeDt's
prowese as a hv,snr r.rs-e th-n coyId
the words at Lis commend One e1-
preston which rle har ~ ll0ousHncsr
infested ffso bis sy t-1rs say fef-
lows. he's a be- and ~ r- ista'ze-
The Wv hs scents .same would make
you think In was bCen I'm She noun
tains and has never laft them. Say.
now. being presid NJ don't make any
difference wit9 a man th,ts got tho.
real stu6 I'm niHR Con said ne vas the
real thing and didn't seed slowing
but Z didn't behave il"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-22
Togo WIN Pick on Russian Ships

London. April l9.- Barren Hayashi
the Japanese minister 70 Great Bri-
tain. expressed the opinion that Admi-
raj Togo would not give bat.le 20 Ad-
Rairal RojestyeDsky with hts entire
squadron. bat would continue Che carl-
tious tactics which characterized has
ausgks on the Port Arthur squadron.
not because he feared defeat but owing
TO his desire % inhict the greatest
amount Of damage on ne Russians
with the least loss 20 hifcself white
confident of his ability TO- accomplish
the total destruction OF, zoe Russian
squadron ia a big battle there is she
danger Of Togo losing Gre or two OF
his big ships Therefore Baron Hay
ashi believes Toro VIII enucy his tor
pedo boats and torpedo Best aszUcy,rs
which number more th-n IJa and arr
vastly superior 60 the RIssias torpedo
boat GOulia is harassing The Russians
while gradually picking OF tht-RGssian
wsrsiiDs- Re said tine coasts ut Japan
Korea and Formosa LEND themselves
10 nignt work with torpedo boseswhue
the narrow channels vil make she ma
noeus1ug OF large warships ii0colt
and dangerous.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-22
HOY to Trent Glore..

This is the proper way 10 treat a
glove: When you spy tiny hole mend
II without delay that IL may not in
crease in size. Mend it on the inside
OF the glove with fine cotton OF the
same color IA the kid. DO not use silk.
for IL soon wears out. Never break of
your cotton. but cut IL, so as not 10
draw the seam hard and uneven. When
sewing a split in finger seam insert
a finger into the glove and draw the
edges together so that they meet. and
that is all. A ridge would not only be
ly. When a glove is too small and Sits
II Is worse than useless to sew up the
rent. IT must be patched. The patch
must be OF Kid OF the same color.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-22

Docs any one think that this mass OF
women with college trained minds are
going 60 continue to be satisfied with
pink teas and opera seasons for Ave or
ten years while they are waiting for
the men 10 get ready TO marry them?
They are restless porx. and they are go
ing TO get more restless. They are tax
Ing up serious. work, paid and unpaid.
now, and they are going 10 take Il up
more and 9teee> And the more they
take IL up TIE more they viii fit into a
normal niche In the social scheme and
cease a. be srperhuous or course u a
wonaap hae 10 vocation In life except
to marry end falls In that she Is fap.
ure. she Is thr superfro@s waW.an.--
Bvstan Advertiser
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-22

conundrum. No one can surmfse
what he viii do next and wa are of
the opinion that he does not know
himself He seems TO work bp I'm
pulses, most of which are generous.
He has the courage OF his eonNfc-
tons and evidently means well Re
is now understood to be the friend
of the colored man and-the white
one.
He 20. Ked" the return OF these
flags and we with the rest Of the col
ored folks down here were charita-
bic enough to believe that because
he did &c. necessarily. II was all right
although IL did look kind O.
funny" Those OF US who tried TO
think that he had surrendered to
the southern brigadiers could not
long entertain the thought. when we
remembered Mr.. Charles w. Ander-
son as Collector Of Internal Revenue
at New York and the tender Of the
Guadalupe portfolio to Mr.. James
H. Hayes of Richmond. His nam
ing of Sergeant Thompson as a
lieutenant in the Philippine scouts
was also a gentle reminder that the
Negro hating contingent of the south
erners was not in the saddle.
For this reason then, we presumed
that the time had arrived when Isl
ence was golden" and more harm
than good would be done by inter
ference with what seemed to be the
sentiment Of the North as well as
the South II seems that every Re
publican President from the time OF
Grant has been more or less de-
ceived by the diplomatic course of
the Southern leaders All of them
have husbanded the idea that they
would succeed in breaking the solid
South and be the leader of the new
dispensation which would weld to-
gether again the sections.
Mr.. Roosevelt has succeeded bet
ter than any OF them. but it has been
10y a steady devotion to principle and
by a refusal 20 yield mp any of the
which ne has contended. We did
not see then that f. was the part of
wisdom for the coiored men or col
ored newspapers 10 handicap him in
his efforts.
with reference TO the Freedmen
Bank Bill. il is an interesting fact
that Hon. Grover Cleveland, a Dem
ocrat was the only president, who
ever recommended the payment OF
the depositors and we are at loss
TO know why a Republican Congress
and q Republican President, who
have been giving money TO every
church and every southerner who
alleged that the Union army de
stroyed even his hen-cOOp should
fail and decline TO reimburse these
poor colored people. who were the
sufferers from this species OF official
rascality. perpetrated with the
nowlodge. II not with the sanction
of the government.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-22
No EvIdsnse. Of AIIeasd Freud.

Scranton. Pa, April 19.-Hearfngs
were conducted BY Alderman Miller
in the cases In wAieh Director OF Pub
lie Works Is. T. Jayne and Superin-
tsndsnt Terwiiiirer. of the. bureau OF
highways and sewers. who were
charged by the Taxpayers Association
with conspirlng TO defrasd the city. In
the case in which they were accused
Of having been implicated in the lille
gal Withdrawal of $500 from the city
treasury they we're both discharged.
the alderman considering the evidence
insufficient TO warrant binding over
tha prisoners to the grand jury.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-22
A REMARIIABLE CoNUNDRUM.

II we are TO accept the statements
of the Washington. ID. c.. Record, II
seems that Prof. W. II. II. Hart is
still with us and OF us. Under the
caption OF Prof. Hart and His Crit
les" IT. says,
Prof. W. II. II. Hart. who is just
now conspicuously before the public
has been made the target of some
non-sepsical criticism, due 10 his in
sistence that he be treated as an A
merican citizen should be treated. II
is well known that he be not misun-
derstOOd
At the time of securing his mar
riage license, the clerk placed the
word ''cOlored" after Prof. Hart's
name. Whereupon Prof. HART in
quired of his authority for SO doing.
To the inquiry the clerk responded
that IL was customary to make such
designations. Prof. Hart told him
not to do it-and iOcularly Quer-
led. why not make IL customary to
designate by using the word whittier"
This is all there is TO IL. Prof.
Hart did not say that he was a white
man, nor that he was not a white.
nc QutcllOlACA AAAD ANt1tsA AAtaaAN N- %-A-
one TO officially designate him as col
| ored.
This is in keeping with Prof. Harris
we'll known consistency on this
point.
Prof Hart believes that he is
i right. He is a citizen OF the United
States, and believes that the all prev
alent practice of designating people
as "colored" and white" should De
stopped. as it is invidious, and helps
TO perpetuate prejudice and establish
a line OF caste
| II is thought that the criticism OF
Prof Hart is due more to the fact
of his having been so favorably men
toned as candidate for the record
ership Of deeds than for any Other
reason.
, The gentle reminder that Prof
Hart may consent to the presenta
ton of his name as a candidate 70
the Recordership of Deeds of th'
District of Columbia, may in meas
ure account for this rather remarka
! BILE explanation.
We are glad to know, however
t that we have not lost the professor
4 even though he persistently decline
] to personally enlighten the publ
upon the subject.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-22
oARrEo o. NsserNtsY sTArse
Loaarrsport. ND, Fsiied 10 Pay ScvlP-
tor. who sized Eiqure.

DoEanspor- Inc. AFra l>-ln brDad
daylight. c. D. Bulmar, a sculptor.sre-
movof from its pedesttl "a City Park
an heruie statue 20 william Mckinley
which had Heen erected by citizens a.
a memoria, rn,tiss martyred president
BillnRn alleges that the statue. had
not been PAID FIR. Taking advantage
OF the absence OF all efty officers at a
Municipal League meeting. Billmau
backed wagon against tRe base OF the
monument and. with. block and tackle
transferred the monEmeut 20 the back
yard OF his houlB
The monument was arranged for by
a committee OF citizens shortly after
MoKinley's assassination. Subscription
papers wsre circulated 10 raise funds.
but through some mistake. Billman al
leges. the sculptor was never compsn-
sa I'D
The statue. represented a dgaped fe-
male Azure holding a laurel wreath.
The monument bad been the subject 4
some adversse. criticism because Il was
situated opposite a livery stable and
a saloon. Manr persons peacefully
watched BGlnao cart away the sculp-
tMre.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-22
CHORUS GIRL
SHOT BY ACTOR
Then Turned Pistol on Himself, But
Thiak Skull Saved Him.
WOMAN WILL PROBABLY DIE

Philadelphia April IS.--Because she
Intended leaving the theatrical com
pany OF which both were members.
Edward Smedess shot BESSIE Helen
Davis at a theatrical hotel where they
were staying, inhieting a probably IA
tai woand near the heart. aud then at
tempted to kill himself The bullet
fagtened against his skull and he was
not badly hurt The couple were mem
bers OF the chorus in "The School
Girl company. OF which Edna May is
the STAR. me woman is known. on the
stage as bessie Dale. She IS % years
old, and her home Is in Hebron. Neb.
Smedes' home X Is believed. is in
Vicksbsrg. Kiss
Other guests az the hotel heard a
pistol saot, aud Immediately after Miss
Davis ran screaming down the stairs
and fell unconsci0gs into the arms or
a servant. A policeman who was pass
ing the aofei ran into the place. and
when Smetes saw him he turned the
weapon jpou himself. The wounded
couple we7e taken 10 4 hospital. where
It WIS found the young woman's in
jury Is likely to- prove fatal Smedes
is guarded in the hospital by two po-
licem.m
The coufse arrived sc the hotel OF
SUNDAY and registered as Mr.. and Mrs
STuedcs. Miss Davis obtained a posi-
t'un with a company now rohoarsing
ar one Of tie local theatres. she in
tending To- lsave The School Girl"
compan.z Shs wax at che theatre re-
bearsiEg-w the new company when
Smedes gaines admittance 70 the play
horse ard sought au engagement. Tfe
failed 10 Obtain IT, Seeing Miss Davis
on the .Oage. be 0ont TO her and
Threatened 20 shoot her Il she Joined
the new mlany fe was ordered
from the place and Miss Davis went
with him. They returned to the hotel
and. 10 is believed they renewed their
quarrel. which resulted ia. the shoot
inE.
on The bUrcasl irg The room was
founi d nous. vgrett-su 1y Streer,s,,. "a, ~, ~
read To nose who know and m, "a
my mother. aelp Co sustain and keep
her '
A setter addressed to. Mrs. T. NJ
Smedas. NicNsburs Miss, and one al
dressc "a to, Miss Davis mother ar He
bron Eerc also found "a the room. rhe
pollen have not. opened them.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-22

Paris. April i9.-Tle ST. petu lrrr
correspondent of the Journal sa7 chat
the Russian slIiralty is hou-y eX-
pectiug Co hear of an encouu.er be-
tween me deets in the China Ssaz
a dispatch 90 the Petit Journuf from
Haiphong Tmqrin. s~ys chat aoae,ar
which has arrived there reporrs thsf
she passed 80 Russian vessels E1dsy
night in laucude n degrees northe They
were steaw MS north at the rae OF D.
knots with rheir lights ont
lLGutudc 10 runs through the uurth-
ern part OF the Philippines and is.abpottt
two days sail south Of Formosa- Jap
snese ships have already been reported
IN that viciuity-l
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-22
; ATURDAY... APRIL 20, 1870,
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS.

Our good friend. Mr. H. Adams
of Warrington. ID. c.. sends us his
subscription fee and highly com
plimentary letter. He criticizes us
however in a mild manner and OBJ
serves
Your paper is good little paper
and IL strikes at every thing that
strikes our people in the wrong, and
IL up-holds our people in all OF our
right doinEs. But some how or
other. YOU are kind OF silent on the
future of our race since March Attn
last and ! cannot understand you
l have not heard you mention in
your paper about the rebels flags be-
ing returned that we captured dur
ing the War Of the Rebellion. II IL
is wrong. speak out and let us all
know it's wrong. IL IL Is right.
speak out and let US know IL is right
] see they are whipping them and
that the killing and lynching OF our
people are still going on, even
though IL be not so great as II used
TO be In the last session OF Con-
gress, ! did not see anything about
the Freedmen's Bank petition bill
or anything else concerning IT, /
hope that you will whet up your
sword and prepare for war on the
Freedmen's Bank bill for the next
session of Congress.
We confess that we have not been
able to comment upon all Of the
questions which have presented
themselves TO the public. In some
instances, it was from a lack of op-
portunity and in others on account
of a possible too strict observance
OF the rules of discretion.
Be this as It may. we have never
vet been afraid to meet an issue
souarely We have not been silen
on the future of the race. We re
gard our prospects as bright AM
brightening". Our energies hay
been devoted to the task of practi
cling what we preached by engagin
in business and actively Dromotin
the industrial enterprises with whic
we are now connected. We find q
we grow older that nothing speak
so loud as money aud industris
power.
So busy are we that we have nc
the time even to complain, althoug
there is much with which we coul
find fault. The question of the II
turn OF the rebel flags is one wit
which the northern veterans or ratl
er the survivors OF the Union arm
should deal. They gave their bloc
and treasure to secure these fial
and If they can see their way cleG
to return them TO their old antag'
nists, we did not see that the colort
people OF the country should ha'
mysteries over the delivery.
1t would give the Negro-hate
pleasure rather than pain. We pr
ferred to see them returned in 6
ience, and the sooner the paint
duty was performed, the better Il
all concerned. To be plain. we ha'
been endeavoring to get our bea
ings. The gentleman In the Viii
House at Washington Is politics
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-22
Friendly Advice.

''Now that youh ave.-.aw-wefused
me" said youns Sapletgh, law
have Q notion TO blow me hwains out.
doncher know"
Well. answered Miss BifflxIns. I'D
advise you not 70 say anything about
II ii you do. and ao one will ever
know the d.TsrsDse. Cincinnati En-
a0irer. -
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-22

THE PANT Is issued weekly. The sutscrir,-
ton price Is 81. 50 per year in advance.
There are POUR WAYS by which money can be
sent by mail at our ris<-In Post ONCE Mon
ey Order, by Bank Check or Draft. or an Fx.
press Money Order. and when none Of these
can be procured, in a Registered Letter. .
hoEEr ORDERs.-You can buy a Money Or
der at your Post Ofiico, pay able at the Rich
Cor its safe arrival.
ExpFEss MONEY ORDERS can be obtained at
any Office Of tho American Express Co. the
United States Express Co, and the Wells Far
spcnsible Tor money sent by any OF these corn-
paniets. The Express Money Order s. q safe
and convenient way FOR forwarding money.
REGISTERED LETTER a money Or,l.r
PUst-Ofticc or an Express Office Is not within
your res h. your Postmaster viii Register the
Letter You wish 20 send us on payment OF ten
cent? Then, II the letter Is lost or stolen it
can De traced You can send money in this
manner az our risk.
We cannot BE- responsible for money sent iu
letters in any other way shan one Of che four
ways mentioned shove. IT you send your mon
ey an any other way you must DO 10 az your
Dan risk.
RENrwArs, ErC.-If you do not want THE
PLANET continued Tor smother year after your
subscription has run out, You thcn notify as 10y
Postal Card 20 discontinue 80. The courts have
decide that subscribers 20 newspapers who do
not order their paper discontinued nf the DN-
piraton Of time for which 70 has hccn paid
ton up 20 date when they order the paper dis
continued
COMMUNICATION when writing to rls 20
renew your subscription or 90 discunti ruc Your
paper. you should give your name and addrt-s
Ia Pull. otherwise We cannot find your namc on
our books
CHANGE or ADDRESS. In order To- change
the address Of a subscriber, We must le sent
the former a. wei a. the present addross
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-22

What did that gentleman mean when
he asked you II your environment was
pleasant" asked the younger sister.
"Oh, he meant the things which were
around me while was in the country,
replied the older one.
Welt. Jalla. never heard mems arms
called py that name before!"-Yonkers
Statesman.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-22

MethuselEh 5 father had leae ooaghf
swo reserved seats.
81 didn't want 20 40 psyssif.% he ex-
planned, pointing to his lo0-yeas-old on
spring. "but had to sake the boy to the
circus"
Investing In Some peanuts. be blithe-
ly passed Inside IN. \, sun,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-22

When tho painted woods of the In.
terror of the house are soiled or spot
ted get plate OF very good whiting. 1t
will cost only few cents. DIP piece
OF fnnnel into warm water. squeeze
nearly dry and dip II into the whiting.
Then rub the paint with the whiting
and all the dirt and grease will disap-
pear. and the paint viii look ike new,
no matter how delicate.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-22
DAM VERDICT SUSTAINED
Philadelphia Woman Viii Hang I'm
less Pardon Board ioterferes.

Philadelphia, April 1s. - The SUI
pseme. court In an opinion by Justice
Brown affirmed the court of oyer and
terminsr in the case al Mrs. Catharine
DAM, who was coIyicted OF murder
Of the first degree ia killing her hus-
band. by the administration Of ar
senie.
No day has bes0r fixed for the hang
ing of Mrs. Dansr and Hossey. The
sttorney fer tho. woman intends 10
take the case. before the board Of
pardonS
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-22
Scrupulous Discrimination.

Are you giving anything TO charitJr
mo; / dent think the charitable or
CARNATIONS would accept my money"
why 9ot?"
"BecaAse they might find out that
got 1t from a man who got it from a man
who got IL dishonesty. So don't be-
lieve. it's wotth while Offering it,
Cleveland Pain Dealer.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-22

PRESIDENT BAGS Sig oAMx
Killed a Scar and q Bob Cat and Said
IL Was Bully Sport

Glenwood Springs. Col. April d.
President Roosevelt has killed q bear
and bob cat. He Is sae,sfed with his
hunt for the biggest game the Rockies
afford. To quote his own words: II
got what / was after. IL was bully
sport, and hope IL keeps up"
This Is the story brought to secre-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-22
PRopuce ouorATloNs
The --latest cicsiag Prices In. the
Principal Markets.

Fffncicdl MarNetS-
Philadelpnia-fiou steady. w.I;s4
extras. S1.lJU so: PeU0a. r Her
81 ar $4.2O0. AL. CITY A. lis. I. ncy.
s 81 3. 30. i,y ioNr .srtt 49,. -lr
rel. sl3c. A, eai r. Ias NC. Pc
red. ns~. SI.bI.., l.ol2s. Com stsad,':
No. yellow. local. 501zc. Oats firm
No. , white, clipped, S6iAs.: lower
grades. S5c Hay steady: No. l timO-
thy. large bales. $f4G l5. Pork firm;
family. Sl7, Beef steady beef hams.
$23u24 Live poultry steady hens,
15c.: old ROSTERS. 1Ol2c. Dressed pQul-
try steady choice fowls. l4l5c.; ola
ROSTERS. Zoe. Butter steady; cream.
cry. 33lsc. Eggs steady; New York
and PenDa., l712c. per dozen. Potatoes
steady. per bushel, soc.
Wheat quiet; No. . red
$1.0S1a a 1858; steamer NJ. spot
96iS n Ss%c.; southern, sec. "a 81 .O5M
Corn steady. miXed spot. 51ISM5I%c:
steamer mixed, asa 4S5c: southern
asa q SIC. Oats steady; WIFI e No 2
26ik n 36s4c>s No. 3. 81 x a 36c.; No. 4
3412 81 35c.; mixed No. 2. 356 35Lc.:
No. S. 3SCtS4iac.; No 4. SO n33lbc
Butter 6rm; creamery separator. ex
tras. 2Sc held, 2SGi 29c.; prints. 29n
soc: Maryland and Penna.d dairy prints
27G 2Sc Egss firm; fancy MarylanC
and Penrs. l5hC: Virginia. leMc.
West Virginia, I6isc. southern, f555c
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-04-22
Russians Cut cahts.

London, April 19.-The Daily Mails
correspondent at Singapore learns that
Russian agents have cut the cable be-
tween F0ochow and Formosa
a dispatch to the Daily Mali dated
Manila. April rs. says: "This morning
is Japanese cruisers and torpedo boat
destroyers were scouting. on Sampaloc
Point"