Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-08
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THE STANFORD MYSTERY,

THE STANFORD MYSTERY.
San Francisco. Merch THE polio,
have sweated Beverly, Miss Rich
mond and Mcwhinney, the butler, o.
the Stanford household, but have learn
ed nothing new.
CEREAL PLANT BURNED.
Cedar Rapids. Ia, March 7.-Th,
plant Of the American Cereal Company
the largest in the world. has been de
stroyed by fire. Two lives were lost
and $1,500.0O0 damage done.
STRIKE AND COLLISION.
New York, March Five thousand
strikers on the Subway and Elevated
lines have badly crippled the service
There was rear-end collision in the
subway last night due to inexperienced
trainmen. Twenty-nine people were
injured.
MARTIN KELLY ARRESTED.
Sacramento, March 7.-Martin Kelly
formerly the Republican boss of San
Francisco, has been arrested on o
charge of perjury.
DE WITTE RESIGNS.
st. Petersburg, March lit Is re
ported that Minister De Witte has re.
signed.
RUSSIANS ARE RETREATiNe.
Toxic. March lit is reported that
the Russians are retreating and de
stroying the railroad north of Mukden
CANNOT HOLD MUkDEN.
st. Petersburg, March lit is stat.
ed that Gen. Kuropatkin has telegraph
ed the Gar that 1t is impossible to hold
Mukden and that the army is with
drawing to Telling. Criticism Of Ku.
ropatkin is increasing. The losses or
both sides are greater than those at the
battle Of Liaoyang. The disaster will
probably end the war.
Washington, Feb. Z, 1905.
To the japanese Consul. General, Homo.
lulu.
Our Manchurian Army reports as
follows: In the direction of Kingkong
the enemy near Tita, fifteen miles
southeast Of fushun delivered on the
9Th inst, repeated counter attacks, but
was repulsed each time, while our at
tack on the enemy near Manchuntan,
fifteen miles south OF Fushun was
progressing favorably. despite the enc.
my's stubborn resistance. At X
o'clock in the evening we occupied the
height two miles south Of Manchuntan.
In the direction of Penshiho our de.
tachment by the afternoon Of the 9Th
inst. occupied the heights ranging in
the south Of Paitsukou which are six
miles south Of Manchuntan, driving
the enemy towards Sachiatzu. two miles
southwest Of Manshuntan.
On the night Of the 9Th instant the
enemy's counter attack In front of
kaotailing was repulsed towards the
direction Of Shapoin. In the district
lying to the east Of the railway the enc.
my's counter attack ON the night OF
the 9Th inst at Tungchiaofeng was re.
pulsed. Otherwise there Is no change
In the situation.
In the district west of the railway an
engagement is now proceeding with the
enemy posted on the line extending
from the east Of Hanchengpao to Erh.
taitzu. He is Offering stout resistance.
On the right bank of the Hunho the
enemy about one division strong with
20 guns, appeared in the vicinity OF
Tashichiao. but was repulsed.
TAKAHIRA.
THEATRICAL MANAGER DEAD.
New York. March IA. M. Palmer
died here yesterday Of apoplexy.
Albert Marshman Palmer was born
In North Stonington. Connecticut, July
"a, 1888, being the son of Rev. A. G. p.
Palmer, ID. ID. He was librarian of
the Mercantile Library, New York,
is6@72; manager Union Square
Theatre, 1S72-S2 and afterwards of the
Madison Square Theatre and Palmer's
Theatre.