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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-03-29
tn BANKERS OF THE EIGHTH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT IN SESSION.
Second Annual Meeting Held In This City
To-day To Establish Uniform Business
Methods. Gov. Devine Gives Address.

Eighth Judicial District are
meeting in this city to-day.
Thirty-four bankers are in SEES
sion, including Mr.. Williamson
Of the National Bank Of Com
merce Of Minneapolis and Mr..
Phelps, cashier OF the CONNER
cial bank Of Fargo.
The meeting is being held in
the Eagle lodge room. G. N.
Livdahl, the presidents in charge
Of the meeting while the minutes
are being recorded BY J. 4. Erick
son, secretary.
The afternoon meeting was
spent in talking over the banking
interests OF the Northwest. The
aim Of these meetings is to get
the business on practically the
same basis. The matter OF col
lections and exchange was dis
cussed freely by all OF the bankers.
The president appointed the
following committees:
Exchange C.. A. Stubbins, +.
J. Murphy, G. L. Gould.
Resolutions-G. L. Bickford,
w. e. Barber, G. N. Livdahl:: Ct
n Nominations. T.. Fox. j. z.
Smerud, Edward Nelson.
The following bankers nre in
session:
G. N. Livdall, cashier Mer-
chants state bank. d
j. A. Erickson, PRESIDENT Minot
National bank, Minot.
j. W. Boeing, cashier State
bank, Berthold.
VIM. Wagner, Of the Anamoose
state bank.
r. u. johnson, vice president
First State bank, Flnxton.
j. r. Smerud, cashier First
state bank, White Earth.
Ed. s. Healey, cashier Lincoln
State bank, Glenburn.
w. IL. Barber, cashier Security
State bank, Stanley.
+. >. Murphy, vice president
kenmare Security bank.
J.. e. Bulls, OF the First Ma
tional bank, kenmarp,
r. 6. Wedge, cashier Farmers
and Merchants bank, Granville.
&. Il. tiould. cashier State bank,
Glenburn.
A. L. Lalnbard, OF the German
American bank, Balfouf.
r. f. Barron, cashier Second
National bank. Miaot.
g. i, Bickford, president First
state bank, Bowbel}s.
A. G. Wiper, cashier First Ma
tional bank; Bowbells.
!, Edward Nelson. Berwick State
hank, Berwick.
j. N. Fox, cashier kenmare
National bank
z. N. Cole, cashier kenmare
National bank.
G. a. Stubbins, cashier Gran
vile State bank.
G. j. AlblecAt, cashier Union
National bank.
j. 3. Lansbroush, cashier
State bank, Bowbe]ls.
The officers who served the as
sDciation last year SO well were
reelected. They are:
President g. N. Livdahl.
Secretary. a. Erickson.
TreasurnrR. r. Barron.
The evening session was an
unusual happy AFFAIR. The
Eagies' entertainers pleased the
bankers with theireongs, dances,
orchestra selections, quartettes,
and aerob.tn stunts. The
orchestra consisting Of Eagle
members Is one Of the best must
cal organizations in the North
west.
Tables were set in the Eagles
hall for fifty and q dainty
luncheon vas served. The Minot
banking institutions bore the
entire expense OF the occasion.
During the evening some. very
interesting speeches were made,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-03-29

tnat the discussions which yous meeting
will bring forth viii bring you nearer
tssether AID that the resultant will
send You to your respective homes bst-
ter aole to meet youf opportunities AID
responsibilities and in tho end bring.
peace and prosperity to the whole PEG
pie Of the counties - Ward. NcHerry
aaA Williams.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-28

SEPTfMA.-Puedo asegurar, con
ell dlcho de miles de personals que han
sldo curadas de males nerviosos, que
mi Mc}ictno para los Nerrios cura to-
dos los sufrlmientos ocusionados por
les nervios, levanta ell espfritu absti.
DO, corrige ell insomnia. los dolores
dc caheza y ell vertigo. Es, en- an, un
maravilloso t6nico y estimulante para
los nervIos. Precio, % ctvs.
OCTAVA.-Qle mi Verdadero Re.
medic Homeopathic para la Anemia,
es la salvaci6n de la mujer raquitlca,
palida, d6bil, melanc6lica y enferma
Cura la Clorosis y la Auemla en- las
niiIas y en- las damas debilitadas Dor
frregularidad menstrual, enfermed ad
tcr6ntca 8 diarreas; robustece ell orga.
nismo y emb sllece lal complexion, co.
rrige la cerosidad y amarill6z del sem
b ante Precio % centavos.
C0t1sotttds p0r c0rrsSp0ndc4cia. Gratis.
Para las Intermediates obstina.
das, tratamiento con6dercial. Pidase
que Sc envfa libre de todo gasto. Va,
llosisimo en- el hogar
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-28

de responsabllidai, y los partldos sc
untrian para imponsr los mllitares
IN frono razonable q tn de que no Sc
m"sclen en- las luchas polftlcas, y solo
sirvan para mantener el ordeu interior,
y del mismo modo todos los ciudada-
nos ti!ipinos Sc unirian para splastar
al mepguado que abrigase insanos
prop6sitos de dlctadura, la cual seria
fatal para todos.
Preferirfamos emplear los recur.
sos de la naci6u en- la instruction,
obras p1blicas y agriculture, que cos
tear un ejercito y una armada, & no
ser 10 extrictamente necesario.
Seguirfamos fomeutando las tuen-
tes de ingresos que sabiamente nos han
ensefiado los amsricanos y que ton
huenos resultados podrfan producer,
81 no fdesen exageradas, administran-
do con rigorosa y garantlzada mora
lidsd los fondos pdbllcos,
Siempre que sea necesario it'll,
recurriremos & los emprestitos, pero
con prudencia, pues comprendemos
que es de vital importancla soatener
la ssriodad, ell cledlto pdblico de una
naci6n, especialmente 81 es pequefa.
La Justlcia estariA independents
del Goblerno; SO Ia procuraria rodear
de todos los prestigios po sibles de rec.
titud, de sabiduria, y dc Independent.
cia, gsrantizadas por IN gran Jurado.
Habrfa libertad de conciencia v
de cultos, babra separation entire el
Estado y la lglesia, y Sc practicarian
con sinceridad todas las dcEnas liber-
tades que proclama 10 Constitution de
los Estados Unidos.
Ssguirfamos fomontando la ins.
truccl6n y las obras pdbllcas, por
costosas que sean, con tai que no ha.
va dlspendios inltiles.
Respetarlamos profdndamente &
los extraneeros y eu nuestros relacio-
nes intern nacio aales, no solo escuchs-
riamos los amistosos consejos de los
americanos, sino que les ayudariamos
con todas nuestras flerzas, on sus con-
lictos internacionales, 81 fuese nece.
sario.
lSABEL0 De LOS REYES.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-28

PR1MERA.- .--Aseguro que mi Re-
medic para Dolores de Cabszo, cura cual-
quier dolor de caoeza sea cual fuere
81 motive, en- ell corto espacio de 3 &
10 mlnutos, que es un t6nico msgnf-
tico s inoteosivo para el coraz6D, est6.
mago y los nervios. Precio, 25 ctvs.
SEGUNDA,-Garantizo que mi
Mc}tcina para el Reune4ttSmo alivia to.
da clase de dolores reum 4ticos, inclu.
sive lumbago y ciatica, en- dos tres
horss, y que efectta una curaci6n po-
silva en- muy pocos dfas. Precio %
centavos.
TERCERA.-Yo puedo proporcio.
nar mas de treinta mil testimonies que
justifcan que mi Rcmcdto para los III
il0neS sana en- general todas las enfer-
medades de Rifiones y muchas veces
tamhiep los casos mas graves de NAL
de Bright. Precio, Is ctys.
CUARTA. -Estoy seguro que no
hay case de Dyspepsia, indigestion 6
de cua'quier otro NAL de est6mago,
que no alivie desde luego, cure ra.
dicalmeute mi Mcdictua para Ia Dis
pepSjd. Preclo, p ctvs.
QUINTA.-Aseguro que mi rene.
do para las irregularidades do la
sangra, es el meior que hasta hoy Sc
ha preseosado para todos los males
peculiares al bello sexn. Miles de do.
mas estan diSpuestas q justIscarlo.
Precio, Is ctvs.
SGXTA. -Estoy perisctsmente con.
vencido do que mi Medicina para los
Re$friad0s los corrige, cualquiera que
ses su aspecto en- pocas horas, evits
la Grippe, Ia Pulmonfa y los males DE-
GorgHuta, y garantlzo que mi Rene
do pGfal0 Ics suavIza 6sta en- treinta
minutos, sea cual fuese su lorna y
que sRna rdpidamente los br6nauios y
pulmones. Preclo, % ctvs,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-28
The Royal Mail Steam Packet
Company, London
Incorporated by Royal Char.
ter 1899
Under contract with His Males
tvs Government

Los magn(acos vapores ESR ,
EDEN de esta Compafiia reanudarap
su escala en- 10 isla de Puerto. Rico,
empezando On Enero % y comunican.
do asi nuestra lsls con San Thomas,
islss inglesas, holsndesas, francesas,
Venezuela, Colombia, etc. Estos va
pores 90 recomiendan especialmente a
los touristas, estsndo equipados cor
tode clase de comfort moderno. Sc
sdmi:e tarnbi6n carga para las islas
antes dichas, como ademas para to.
dos los puer,os dc Europa.
Ademas de estos vapores de pa
saieros que recsl aran en- este puerto
regularmonie cada quincena emuezsn-
do en- Enero 25, habra una buens oca-
sion para embarcar para todcs los
puer:os dc Europa por los vspores de
cargs de esta Compsfia, los cuales
podran tocar on cualquiera do los
puntos de 10 isla, slempre que haya
Budciente csrga.
Para mas lntormes dirlgirse &
FRI1ZE, LUNDT & COMP. SUCE.
SORES, San Juan, Agentes generates.
FFRI7ZE, LUNDT & COMP,
SUCESORES, Mayaguez. Agentes.
J. Z. SILVA BANK & COMP.
Aguadilla. Agentes.
q. LEDESMA & COMP, Areci
ho Agentes.
FELITl & COMP, Ponce. Agsn.
! IG%.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-28
BUQUES QUE ST ESPERAN
Y salidas de este puerto

Ell vapor Puerto Rjco. SalI6 de Sta i.
Cruz dc las Palmas el l9 del corriente,
para esta.
Pi0 ~, saldra de Barcelona con
las escalas de costumbre el de- Mar.
so y de aquf seguira viaje para
Mayagu9z, Ponce, puertos de Cubs y
New Orleans.
NonSerra! sali6 de Cadi: para este
el Is del corrlente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-28
independence que deseanos
(De El RenacimisntO de Manila. J

(De El Rendcimtsnt0 de Manila.
Los republicanos filipinos no nos
hacemos ilusiones imposibles, y cree.
mos que por ahora no podriamos te-
ner mas independence que Ia que bus.
namente nos quisiera couceder Ameri-
ca; una Independence como Ia de Gu
bs, en- la que esten garantizados ell
orden interior, ell respeto al extranie-
ro "a los propios, y las especiales
concesiones polfticas y de estaciones
de carbon q los Estados Unidos; Y
nosotros espontanea y de muy buen
grado aceptariamos esas condolences,
porque no solo son las necesarias ba.
ses para la reorganiz aci6n de todo Ea.
tado que aspira q ser independence y
feliz, sino porque creenos muy necesa.
ria y it'll la protection, direction 3
ayuda del pueblo de los Estados Unl-
dos.
Por 10 tanto, sin vergonzosas alb
dicaciones, empez arfamos por adoptar
lealmente todos aquellos fraternales
consejos do los Estados Unidos, que
30 encaminen & la consolidation de la
Repdbllca filiplna.
Continuarfamos el prodigioso sis
tema de administration que ahora nos
estan enseilando y que verdaderamen.
to causa nusstra profuuda admiration
por sus colosales alientos y por su
gran e6caoia, modifcando solo todo
aquello que buenamente Sc podria SUI
primir por la gran necesidad que te.
nemos de introducir economics con
Rrreglo & los recursos de este pats.
No tratarlamos con egoismos &
los americanos, cuya alianza conner
cial, industrial y polftlca estImamos
muy necesaria & Filipinas, sino que
dandoles el trato de hermanos, les
procurariamos facilidades y garantfas
frmes para un intercembio comercial,
yrara atraer sus cusntlosos capitales
para que vengan q lmpulsar las obras
pdblicas y eXplotar nuestros fsraces
campos y minas abundantes.
Y en- cuanto al regimen interior,
procurarfamos que imperase la mas
cordial fraternidad entire todos los
partidos, respetando & todos, olvidan.
do pasados rozamientos y no mirandc
mas que el m6rito de oada uno, 60
correligionario 6 no. Consideramol
como pertlrbadores y flnestos los ia
yoritismos.
AL igual que en los E,tados Unit
dos y en- el Jap6n, no concedert
& los militares mas considerations,
que las que nos merecen los delnA:
ciudadanos; todas las clascs intslec
tualea. conservadoras, propietarlas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-28

de MADEIRA, techada de hero gar.
banlzado y con Zorro del mismc,
mide Is metros de frente per 81 d ,
fondo con TN buen patio cercado,
cal.e do sMuhoz Rivsras, q la en-.
trada de san Juan. Dicha casa es
terr4Ia, con departamento para
tienda y vivlenda d. famllia: renta
$50 mas 8 mencs.
Para lntormes su dueao en- G,
mismo paeblo, don Ambrosio Ma.
chuca o en- esta Administration.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-28

s 6lo02. 984.67
EGRESOS
A tenedores de poll
zss por siniestros 5 81. 100, 226.e0
A tenedores dc poll
zas :por Dotales,
Dlvidendos, etc, 13.626, ,321.5i
Por todos o.ros con-
ceptos, os,...,,,......S 16 656, 1870
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-28
MUEBL.ERIA
"EL PARAlSO"
De ELS a ROA

rs, RWG6I Corler0 IS Antes Luna,
Compra, renta y alquiler de nue.
bles. Complete Y variado surtido en-
mueblss amerlcauos de todas clases
juegos do salahabitaciones yofcinas.
Proclos de situacion.
RefenncidS: NJ Soto, N. Castinsira.
San Juan, z. Il.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-28

ACTIVO
Bouos de los Estados
Unidos y otras Sc
guridades, A3 l9l, ,442.24
Prestamos sobre pri-
merns hipotecss. 102.027, 1893. AZ
Pr6stamos sobre bo-
nos , otras segurl-
dadea. a..,.......,.,.< n2lO, 100000
Prestamos sobre poll
gas de la Compa1ia 23,2T7, 1856 40
Bleues raices; Edit
clos do Oaclna que
posee Ia Compaffa
en- Londres, Paris,
Berlin, Cope Town,
New York, Boston,
Flladeltia, s. Fran
cisco, Seattle, Buf.
falo, Little Rock,
Sydney y Mexico y
otros bienes ratces 34.e01, 700.61
Gaia en- los Bancos
y Companies do
Creditos, 1875, ,438 81
Intereses vencidos,
primas netas dife.
! ridas, etc.,. $500, 1881
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-28
IA MUTUA De NUtyA YORK
Compania de Seguros sobre
Ia vida

PRESIDENT RICHARD A. Nc CURDY
EStGd0 del dfTo que te'41stn6 el 81 de
Uicien,bre de 1904.
De acrler1o con los rtq,tisitos de Seguros
del E8tado dc Neu- York.
INGRESOS
Recibido por prinas 5 62.e32 ,097 10
Reclbido por todos
otros conceptos.... 18.070,6E.E
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-28

Seguro y Rentas vi.
talicias en- vigor. s 1850, 29S, ,079. 48
Sc excluys el SECURE emitido que
no ha sido pagado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-28

PAPEL visio do psri6dico % ven.
do en- estX Imprents & DOS PESOS q
luintAl.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-09
HENDERSON is CHOSEN
Nearly All Presidential Electors Voted
for Themselves at First.

Today at noon the presidential cleo
tors met and cast the vote Of the state
of Kansas for Theodore Roosevelt for
president of the United States and
Chas. w. Fairbanks for vice president.
The vote was signed, sealed and Jas.
r. Henderson was selected as the off,
cial messenger to carry the vote to the
electoral college.
Owing to sickness, George n. Hunter
was unable to be present and the cleo
tors filled the vacancy by the election
OF Andy Richards. This was done un-
der authority of an old law which says:
IF there shall be a vacancy in the Of
fee of elector, occasioned by death. re-
fusal to act, neglect to attend. or other
cause, the electors shall proceed to I'LL
it by ballot"
When it came to choosing messen-
ger to carry the vote to Washington,
nearly every man on the board of cleo
tors voted for himself. There is some
honor and Is cents a mile in it for the
messenger.On the fourth ballot Hender-
son was chosen.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-09
STREET CAR HOLD UP.
Young Man Makes Bold Attempt TO
Rob Conductor.

An attempted street car holdup,
that resulted in a cheap sort OF melo-
dramatic farce, occupied the attention
of the police for a couple of hours on
Sunday night.
A young white man, smooth faced
and pretty we'll dressed, about IS
years of age, boarded an asylum car
on Sunday night about o'clock.
When the car arrived at the end of
the line no one was on the car ex-
cept the motorneer, the conductor and
this stranger.
The car stopped and the stranger
lurched toward the back platform,
feigning drunkenness. Just as he
passed Conductor J. z. Swanson he
grabbed his money register, tore it
loose from the strap, jumped down
the step, and got away. Swanson and
Motorneer ]. Z. Rath started in hot
pursuit. They ran about half a block.
On the walk leading up towards the
asylum lay an empty barrel. The
thief crawled into this in full sight of
his pursuers.
The latter yanked him out and
brought him back on the car, intend
ing to bring him down town and place
him in the hands of the police.
The stranger took a seat and acted
perfectly unconcerned. At Potwin
station a number of people boarded
the car. While the conductor was
busy collecting their fares, he quick
~ got I'D showed the conductor to
one side and jumped off the rear steps
while the car was going at a nigh rate
of speed.
Then the conductor reported at the
station. Chief Stahl set his Sleuths
at work, but no thief has been brought
in The chief says he thinks he
knows who the fellow is. and will get
him.
Conductor Swanson got his register
back undisturbed. About all the To-
peka Railway company is out, is
broken neck strap.
A new tangled robbery took place
on Saturday night. John Brubaker,
who lives down at 52S East Fourth
Street, was quietly asleep about mid
night, when someone crawled through
a window and chloroformed him,
rifled his pockets, and got away with
S14 and a good gold watch. Brubak-
er did not wake uD until the bells
were ringing for church on Sunday
morning.
The police are busy on the case.
They made an arrest of a young man,
for buying chloroform at nearby
drugstore. They refused to give his
name for the present There is con-
siderable doubt of his guilt.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-09

with a pint of oysters and a quart Of
cranberries. And his generosity re-
mains a secret.
The bee keepers meet in Topeka this
week They Will probably buzz around
as much as the legislature.
Buclxlin thinks the most needed re-
form is the stopping racing Of horses
nightly up and down the street.
The editor of the Jacksonian claims
that he likes to receive letter as fol-
lows: Enclosed find 50 on Jack
A Sabetha youth claims that more
frequently is heard than is needed from
his hosiery, We'll, III be darned."
A Great Bend mans life. who at
tempted suicide was saved because the
poison was too aged. Lucky it wasn't
whisky.
Says the Cimarron Jacksonian: A
county teacher started a fire in a
pupils hip pocket that was full or
matches. It took several dippers of
water to stop the conhagration.
An inventive Colony genius has at
tached his wife's washing machine to
the windmill so that it not only fills
the tub but thoroughly wrings the
clothes and hangs them on the line to
n
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-09

the great live stock markets of the
country. After they have transformed
that material into the finished product,
they sell It throughout the United
States. The combination which they
have entered into is designed torestrain
all their business transactions, excIls-
i've Of manufacture, by the suppression
of all competition therein, both in their
purchase for their product, and, SO far
as possible uniform prices for their Eaw
material; and by obtaining such UNI
lawful advantages as tend to create
monopoly in a necessity of life. They
can not be permitted to ingeniously
to separate the various steps of their
undertaking and SO deal with them that
they can be regarded as intrastate
transactions. The court met and an
swered such a device as this in the case
of Montague & Co., versus Lowry. 1913
U. s. So. There it was truly claimed
that the sales of unset titles in San
Francisco by the local dealers were
considered by themselves intrastate
transactions. The court held that the
sale could not be separated from the
main purpose of the combination, which
was to fix and maintain uniform prices
for goods which were the subject of
interstate commerce.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-09
BRIDGE CONTRACT IS LET.
Topeka Company Will Put Up Sardou
Structure for $4,000.

The contract for the building of
the Sardou avenue bridge was let at
noon today to the Topeka Bridge COM
pany, by the board of county COM
missioners, for S13,9S4.
The board of commissioners re-
ceived fifteen bids. The last bid open
ed was that of the Topeka Bridge
compay and it was S5.236 lower than
the highest bid and $500 below the
next lowest bid. The bids received
and the order in which they were
opened were as follows:
Midland Bridge company, $4,000.
Canton Bridge company, s14,SSO;
Leavenworth Bridge company s14,-
1885, Newcastle Bridge company. S17.-
500; Dildine Bridge company, $14.-
$685. John w. fowl Bridge company.
$16.5S2; American Bridge company.
SIG, $40; Clinton Bridge company,
$14,974; Missouri Valley Bridge COM
pany, SIG, 495; Pan-American Bridge
company, $19.22O: Wisconsin Bridge
company, $17.95O; Kansas City Bridge
company. S15,299; John GiIliran
Bridge company, SIS, 692: Chas @.
Shuley Bridge company, SIS, 1896; To-
pelSa Bridge and Iron works, S13.9S4
The county commissioners adopted
a new plan of receiving bids on the
bridge Fifty sets of plans were
prepared and sent to the bridge COM
panies throughout the country and ali
bids received were on those plans only
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-09
STORMS DELAY.
Japanese Are Hampered in
Work at Port Arthur.
Some of the Ships Believed to
Be SalvabIe.
PRISONERS COMING.
Japan liz Preparing to Receive
Gen. StOesseI's Men.
Cars Soon Will Be Running Into
PRISONERS
Cars Soon will Be Running Into
Captured City Again.

Toxic, Jan. 9.-The work of re-
moving the mines and other obstruc-
lions at the entrance to the harbor
of Port Arthur and of examining the
Russian war vessels is hampered by
the storms and the cold weather.
There is every indication, it is re-
ported, that some of the ships are
salvable.
The Japanese, who express great
admiration for General Fock and
other officers for refusing parole and
standing by the men of their army
are busily preparing to receive the
Russian prisoners from Port Arthur
The first batch of 10000 are expected
to arrive at Mott and Shemonosekf
shortly. After disinfectfon they will
be sent to Kure and probably to Mat
suyama, NagOya, Himeji, kyoto, etc.
The generals will be treated in the
best possible manner. 1t is unlikely
that any of the prisoners will be
brought to Toxic.
The Gazette announces today that
vivors of the third Japanese expedi-
ton to block the entrance to Port Ar
thur harbor.
In well informed circles it is esti-
mated that the original garrison of
Port Arthur numbered about $4,000
to 10000 men, including sailors. The
killed, those who died of sickness,
and the missing are placed at over
10000.
Nagasaki, Jan. 3, noon.-One thou
sand wounded Russian prisoners of
war from Port Arthur have arrived at
Dairei hospital