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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-01-18
THE RUSSIAN INFANHRYMAN
OCCASIONS AND WITHOUT PROVOCATION BY
OFFICERS IN SPITE OF THE LATE UKASE BY THE GAR
NO PENSIONS PAID SOLDIERS WIDOWS AND DESERTIONS
NUMEROUS.

The following a continuation yesterday by
Army in
Times. 81
have their
what still striking them This does not
brutality relic of those days of
fage when the right his long and
pleased Fggng punishment has been recently abolished i'll
the Russian will remembered that the birth of the heir to
the this But itreatmen of
soldiers by ocers continues IN spite OF all attempts 10 put Stop 10 "
have often witnessed disgusting of this kind tine number of Off
sage to men OF his own company but INDUCES in this habit with any
soldier the that he soldier In acheng,
ber soldier whose face being babOred officers fist flew
for protection the only civilian there and nobody else not
officer would The wrath fell
the quarrel which followed only enaged him the
happily the
the dsamed
Drocsnos orise ne va f otiyes hict h. o+hio e. do
with
good MANY cases much p them to DISCIPLINARY punmnt hut manv
opportunity list
deserters the all
ways soldiers who are missing from the although they are often
Petersburg.
the Eastern telling that he had ordered
prOach village information
the inhabitants soldiers the
place safely they started
his two comrades advised him to go to the Japanese there shall be
we'll off and all hadhps will end He declined
however, do this alone reported the adventure the
general ana was commanded to MAINTAIN absolute silence about H. Inc
number of deserters would the of being killed
cold blood by the Japanese regiments the idea indus
uat the enemy did not take prisoners Deserton was
till recently favored further while
entitled to pension nothing the provided the nOncOmms
stoned % or V and as many OF the men who fought at the begin
ming the resests wives and children they
their
discovery diseases imaginary with the result
percentage the rejected the
Even the which found radical
the soldiers
which hOggng in the abolished provided special
has the Of clearly settled there fund
yet of which
than probable that
only after long time that the will be iduOusy small
enough the Importance of this point as had an effective
influence the spirits which
efforts made by the superior officers revive them
The weak point however of the Russian infantry is the officer the
soldier armed the bourgeois
the military the earning living have found
few officers really fond of their either ambition
the desire to do their they that
obtained merit The
sensible the miserab
the lieutenant month this
time, when the doubled The majority
grossly especially military
small minority Russian infantry officer
of although the and
with Boards usually good
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-01-18
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-01-18
LA GRIPPE.

Dr. Miles Nervlne not only prevents
la grippe if taken in time, but is a re-
markable cure for all the after-effects.
which usually follow the disease caused
by the e-wrecking aches and pains.
Sold by druggists, who guarantee TO
refund money for first bottle II II gives
no benefit.
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The departure of the S. S. Nebraskan
for Kahului yesterday had to be post
poned until this afternoon owing to
there being so much freight to ds-
charge that it could not be put out in
time. The steamer will sail this af-
ternoon at o'clock for Kahului and
will probably get away from Kahului
about next Tuesday for San Francisco.
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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-10-07
DRESS GOODS.

This Department is filled with New and Stylish Goods the
right MISS WALDOP has had in this
line, and will be glad to help you plan your dress.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12


Ger is most prevalent among peoples large
ly using meat tea or coffee. tobacco ana
beer or spirits. and those who eat meat
largely are the largest consumers Of the stinu-
lants and narcotics. Lessening the amount OF
meat eaten weakens the appetite for liquor and
tobacco according to many who write from per-
sonaI experience but excessive tea drinking Is
often found among those who eat little nesh
food The evils Of overindulgence in alcohoi
and opium are we'll understood without refer-
ring TO Mr. Russells book. but he brings for-
ward some striking instances of tea ana coIlee
TOPPING He quotes DR.. Book as saying that tne
nervousness and peevishness of our uIhes are
chiefly attributable to tea and coffee whlIe eA-
cessive tea drinking is named by the irish com
missioners for lunacy a cause or the III
creasing insanity in Ireland.
So anxious is the author to leave no point
untouched that he has added what he calls
Supplementary Chapter" in which he even re-
peats some of the quotations and statements ne
has given previously. Yet with all its obvious
faults the volume is mine of arguments Tor
simpler diet less everything, and so less meat
1t cannot be said that Mr.. Russell successfully
proves that an all vegetable is superior 10 mod
crate mixed diet.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12

Carnegie Hall on August 10. The delegates will
represent about hundred and fifty separate
clans which are affiliated under the name OF the
Order of Scottish Clans OF the United States and
Canada.
Edward Stanley, of No. 12s Cherry-st.. prisoner
in the Tombs. charged with the murder OF his
wife Mary who was stabbed and died Tuesday
asked permission of Coroner Brown yesterday to
attend his wife's funeral Sunday. Coroner
Brown said he would consult with the District At
torney and give Stanley answer to-day.
John Rogers. twenty-one years old. Of No. S.19
Broadway dived from springboard into foot
of water at the Manhattan Bathing Pavilion 149th-
St and the North River, yesterday afternoon, and
broke his neck.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12

actually to propose the virtual cession OF two ice
free ports TO that power. is eloquent OF Norway 3
suicidal tendencies With Russia at her very door,
independent Norway would be far more danger,
TO Sweden than independent Ireland would
ever be to Great Britain.
To arrive at a clear idea of the present situa-
ton, the latter portion of Mr. Bain's book
should be read in conjunction with the little
volume recently put forth by Fridtjof Nansen.
entitled Norway and the Union with sweden
and II. L. Braekstad's even smaller survey or
THE Constitution of the Kingdom of Norway
which briefly and ably present the other side OF
the question. 1t seems strange that Mr.. BAN
should have ignored the logic of his own book
to the effect that. whether or not we regard the
action of Norway In this particular instance as
justihabe, the historical tendency toward the
separation of the two countries was inevitably
stronger than the Act of Union of 1910
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
THs MOVEMENTS OF sTEAAsN'-
FnREIGN pOKTs-

Dover Aus H. II.40 r,-S9i'e.l. s,eta - "a c'e-
teen Kaempa from IIamhUrs'. Ne" i'
bourE- ,,,er ri'ee
Plymouth Nug N, 2:t0 NN-rtNe-,,- s,-'. sni t''
,Ceri. Reesstng. Neyv-YorE Seq Chr's'Hi'
burg tand prCCeeleUs. r,rt ilh
Rrutnsma, New Yor, for Rouosnc 95srt. az 0cr 'is'
puanet Heal Nug tl-Passcl steamer its,h
Hoist New vo~s far ChYi t'1~tt aHt tn', Ilm,eah
Ftustinc. Nug 9Arrtved stecmHr E't,''''
IulfS. New York .-,-uc~ Er,'
Hsmhurg Aug 10 10 Arrived S-'
tGcTt. Witt. New-Nork ~. ,,-a-r Nsi''
New-YOrE - --.aHeer
F-emante. Aug iI-ArriVed tpreNt'e-sN ts,rt Natal
fIuet fFrl. Andriau, NeW-N ofN We "a.
Adelaide, etc 80, s..a~aer Nfse
tTSvt. HaaSe, New No"E va &c. .,r-- ssulau -.
Hons EcnR. Nrv ~ Nrr''e 'el tr''", ,,,--,oose. et
t'ravcr New York VIA AGcn. SiAs's
Manila -. "a anariA -
Ruenos Ayres July IA Arrived. steamer ~
yorsersen. Nsw-YoEk via Montsv1eo
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
HOME NEWS.
NEW-YORK CITY,

The National Negro Business League. of which
Booker T. Washington IS president. will hold its
sixth annual session at the Palm Garden 5Sth- st
and Lexington-ave.. beginning August Is. The
sessions will continue for three days.
The police band of nifty members will provide
music at Luna Park next week Thursday, Rounds
man ID. j. Fogarty leader. got permission at Head
quarters yesterday. special trolley will convey
the musicians To the Park.
Representatives of Scottish clans having mem
bsrship Of ten thousand will meet IN convention In
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
TRAVEL AND TOPOGRAPHY.

THE LAND OF THE RISING SUN BY Cregor. de
Wollant Translated from the Russian by the author
with the assistance OF Mime de Wollsnt. limo pp
iOl CThe Neale Publishing Company ~
The natural characteristics o the country its his
tory and politics, together with some personal I'm
presslons Of the people and customs.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
.~-,vs5 At the Bar a, IN

Brothers s CO. with fruit Arrived at the Bar -
a m. ,-. Z san pc
ming, ana & Sanchez and Saiiar
Plata s Monte CrIsto and Turks Island = 20 W. Tss
C1vie Z 90, with 81 cabin passengers, MAINS a
Arrived a the Bar at 4;at a m r,-,, stzast %
steamer CyIler tNOrl. NlshaSer. iAaIaco-l 81 n
N Arrue with Arrived at the 'ar Souis
steamer Ciere (NOrl. Olsen Colon Juty - ltS mlss
Hamburg American L.-l'' ~
Arrived at Bar at -, ,uE1s
steamer Beverley tBr). McIaren. Fort Lli, e1,il
Ia United Fruit co, with = paSSeiis''' '
rived at the Bar at 1850 a m - r,,lv N Sas1s
steamer Hernia tBrl Fettes Cardenss July ;sS slssr
81 and Caibarien August 5. TO W ID NNhS''' -
Arrived a the Bar at j a m b t1e
Steamer n Vale Grant. NewOrleans A-s' Al 62
Southern Pacific co. With ndse Lett ~la-'
august =
I{lsk II IevOns. ballast Left tllaisHt Feaa1t
steamer Rermudan (ISrl Fraser. Fts' - r,sssnsfrs
AUGUST o to A r Outerhrtlge 4 60. Wi.,t -
mails and Arrived at the liaF az ,-rst srl
IruQuois Chichester JHckS'n''' ,.ssfrse'
Charleston =. 20 William II tiydr y w. u.
and mise Left Quarantine a, 2.l' NJ, al NogieA
steamer Monroe. Fulphers. NCwp7rt NrNs- 9rI riss
TO the Old Dominion - Co, VIII. Yisse'7' "a,
Left Quarantine az s:l9 m ,,.,,s Flrsne..~s
steamer Prins Willepl Y tDutcSl. NeL-S Is Ccua.,
Julv is Deuerar1 ~ Trinidad - tiufalai, = t1f,
80 Jaru'el August l. Atti3n = NuN '1s~ch. ksc-s
Port-au Prime and AliraGoInc e. te Vs paSFas'N
a., ana the Holland American Live. vita u. "a
mails and urslSe Arrived thv t2r az N.-, saaNe'
SANDY Hook. J. Aus H. 0-af n'-'
moderate breeze: clear
SAILED ,,rnut
Steamers Hudson tSr). Melbourne. Sy yoai,. tisail.
tNort Port Antonio. Lille err. ''ort Nn'e, Enss'"
Nc~folk end Newport News: Myrtle r,~,ns rnr Sc
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
MISCELLANY EOUS.

LETTERS OF SELF MADE PRESIDENT. BY James
J. Neville l2mo Up 1Sl. CThe J. Ogilvie Com
panyD
THE LOG OF THE WATER WAGON. or THE
CRUISE OF THE GOOD SHIP LITHIA BY Bert
Lesion Taylor and W. G. Gibson. illustrated bv T. NJ
Gackens. i6mo, pp. 12S. (Hoston: IL NJ CaIdveiI
&
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York. Friday, August IL, 1905.
ARRIVED

Steamer Ocean (pntchi Ioyesen. Amsterdam July %
ihiip Rupvecht In ballast Arrived az the bar ct 1850
q m.
steamer SicliAn Prince Claridse. Naples July ~
Messtna q and Palermo -. 10 = Seager 20 With 8
cabin and ot steeage and ndse Arrived at
the Bar at ils20 a
Steamer RosnA lBfl. Hurry, Csba August TO Hughes
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

| MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sunrise :o6 sunset 2;S3 m Moons age
! HIGH WATER
A N-Sandy Hook 525 Gov. Island 5:54 Hell 7:47
p PM-Saniy Hook $40 Gov. Island 6;1O Hell
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
FICTION.

THE SON OF THE SWORDMAKER A Romance. BY
Opie Read. Illustrated l2mo. pp. S33 Chicago:
Laird & Lee)
\ story OF ancient Rome Palestine
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
BOOKS OF THE WEEK.
BIOGRAPHY.

THE HONORABLE PETER WHITE A Biographl- al
Sketch Of the Lake Superior Iron Country BY Ralph
ID. Williams With numerous illustrations. PIP.
xvi. 2O5. cleveland: The Penton Publishing Com
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
INCOMING STEAMERS.
sErinsS mail.
OUTGOING STEAME ERS.
TO-DAY.

Vessel
Vessel For Line. Mails close sails
New-York southampton. American. $50 m 0:3O m
Anchor. ~ 80 . m
Liverpool. Cunard 03O a p m
Vaderland Antwerp, Red star $40 a N
Ponce Juan. y \ X L R......... $500 m 1904 m
AlIeShaay, jamaica. HamD-Am. 9:SO a III IN
Colon Panama $50 1.0U m
Procida Argentina. Houston. .l2;OO
- Cuayra itet D......-.. 4
Monterey. Ward .lU;On m
Silvia a "a m
Minnehaha London. Atlantic-TFans. a m
Manoa - Thomas. Quebec ........ 1900
ArapahOe. Jacksonvi vilr clyde. 3.CO
Ma lInFy
Paso New-OrleanS. Morgan.
Maj Galveston. Morgan.
Monroe Norfolk. Old DOnnlon. 800
MONDAY. AUGUST
Iroqios jacksonville C1ydc......... 3:O0 p m
jamestown Norfolk Old Dominion. 800
TUESDAY. AUGUST Il.
X Wilhelm IL Bremen. y @ lloyd. 220 a m a m
Prin4 Oskar. Naples. IIamh- ...-... 11:GG m
Proteus. orleans. Morgan lltt
ComaI. Galveston Mallory ..........-. 500 p ui
Comanchc. Jacksonville clyde. e.......- S.uOp m
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12

Eastern civilization in art, and to demonstrate
the impossibility of measuring Eastern art oy
Western standards. Both volumes will be elabo-
rately illustrated
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12

new collection of poems by DR.. Minot j.
Savage is now announced on the fall list OF
C. P. Putnam's Sons with the title America
to England" This volume is selected from the
writings OF many years, and represents the best
of the authors p-~tical work The book derives
its title from a poem read at the banquet TO
Ambassador Whitelaw Reid the eve OF his
departure for the Court of ST. Jamess.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12


the impossibility of measuring Eastern art by
Western standards Both volumes will be elabo-
rately illustrated.
The author of THE Martyrdom Of An EN-
press" and ;Imperator ct Rex has written a
new book which Harper & Bros. will publish IN
the fall. 1t is not to be another revelation OF
the inner life of court circles, but mover or
love and passion, the action of the story CEN
tring In Brittany and spreading to various parts
of Europe Yet the main characters will be real
people, and the plot is a drama taken from real
life, so that the novel falls into the class that
might be termed the fiction of actuality."
Pal" the caricaturist, has contributed the
Illustrations to a book of jingles by Herman Lee
Meader entitled Motor Goose Rhymes for
Motor Ganders" issued by the Grafton Press
1t contains the inevitable alphabet" of which
the following stanza will serve as a sample:
s is for sparker
That starts the engine going.
II it is going to spark or not
There's never any knowing
Uncertain as it is. and despite the number Of
motor car romances that have been written, this
is the only kind of sparkling that it is safe TO
allow in an automobile. AS a practical young
woman remarked. IF there is going to be any
automobling and cooling. let it be after the
machine stops"
Captain Myles StanGlsh" will be the next title
in The Century Companys series of popular
American biographies Tudor jerks has written
the book and it is already in press. The au-
thor incidental TO his main narrative of the
life of "the brave soldier and true comrade," viii
undertake to correct number of mistaken but
commonly held notions about the Pilgrim
Fathers.
THE Princess Passes from one printing to an
other with rapidity agreeable alike to author
and publisher. The Hots reported a sixth edi-
tion of Mr.. and Mrs. Wiamsons breezy story
last week, and this week announce seventh.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12

Ralph Adams Cram. architect who punctu-
ates the practice OF his profession with travel
and authorship. has two volumes coming out
this fall through different publishing houses
James Pott & Co. will issue book by him on
The Ruined Abheys of Great Britain" and the
Baker & Taylor Company will publish his I'm
pressions of Japanese Architecture and the AL
lied Arts" The author considers not only the
architecture of Japan exemplihed in its
dwellings. public buildings and temples. but
takes up the study OF its sculpture and decora-
tion. In an endeavor to point out the genius OF
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
SNILEp

STEAMERS Hudson tFSr) Melbourne. Syta'v ,i,nltan
Iorr Port Nntcno. Lille tTsr Tort Nnf"nt' Snssion
,~f0Yk nnd Newport News: Nyrtle'ene ~, ,ts
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
BOOKS And AUTHORS.
Current Talk about Things Present
and to Come.

correspondent of a Western paper tells how
F. Marion Crawford has fled in his yacht Aida
eighty miles down the Calabrian coast to seek
refuge from the horde of hero worshippers. III
they all as effusive the correspondent
Mr.. Crawford's action needs no further explana-
tion. The Castelletto de San Nicolo, in which
the author barricad-s himself, makes up in the
thickness of it's walls (they are eight feet
through for it's lack of altitude Git is only two
stories high) A castelletto. indeed.
Mrs Humphry Ward 1t is announced. pro-
poses to make visit to the United States In
December and 1t is limited that the prime reason
Of her coming is because she has decided on an
American heroine for the novel she has con-
tracted to write for the Harpers No suggestion
is given of what incident II our political or
social history she has selected for the basis OF
her story. Mrs. Ward has already drawn at
least one American girl in her books-Lucy, the
New England girl in "Eleanor-but she was
seen away from her natural environment. 1t
will be interesting TO observe how long Mrs
Ward will require to absorb the necessary at
mosphere" for a tale OF American life and
manners.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12

~ Washington, d g. August 3. 19O5-Sealed Pro
poals will be received this ONCE until y clock noon
August 81 1905 furnishing and specials
Outfal. disposal d & Specifications
blank forms OF proposal may obtained this Of
The is reject ami all bids OF
parts Of bids. HENRY B. F MACFARLAND. JAY J.
MORROW (aCtinS1 Commissioners. y. c.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
s. ENGINEER OFFICE. ARMY Build.
: s ENGINEER OFFICE. ARMY Build


nance tsrtoWn Arsenal Wa1eft'"h Las
Aue m 1qf5-SeoIed proposals duplicate. suolecs y
tn conditions OF sale. will be received a. tn o
until 10 A. NJ September II. 1895, FOR the pHsonass.
condemned ordnance stores Catalogues siV ns 9ll
condition be had n app cattn . ne OoHn
ing officer.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
H FRUSTRATED EMPIRE.
Il Timely Work on the Political
History of Scandinavia.

SCANDINAVIA. A Political History OF Denmark,
Norway and Sweden, from 1913 to 1900. with
five maps. BY r. Nisbet Bain 12mo PIP. x
$50 The Macmillan Company
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
Proposals.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF
Il the Supervising Architect. Washington. D. c.. Au-
gust 5. 19O5-SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received
Office until 8 O'Clock T. NJ. the 23d day ..
August 1905 and then opened for the installation
electric freight elevator IN the U 5. Post Ohcs
House at New York. " 7. IN accoriancs
with the specifications. copies OF which be
this Office. the discretion OF The super
vising Architect JAMES KNOX TAYLOR. Supervis-
ing Architect.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
OFFICE PURCHASING COMNnsSARY. |

s Army. 81 Whitehall street. New York city, y 7.
August u 1905.-Seaed proposals for furnishing and
delivering subsistence in this for the month =
September 1895 will he received this cfice until
o'clock NJ. August %. 1905. and then opened n
formation furnished application Envelopes conaiains
should marked Proposals Subsistence stores
opened August % 1905. addressed 10 Major D. I
BRAINARD. t'oInulissary. L : a.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
WHAT TO EAT.
Would the World BE Better off
Without Meat t?

STRENGTH AND DIET. Practical Treatise.
with Special Regard TO the Life of Nations. By
the Hon. r. Russell. svo. PIP Gao. Longmans,
Green &
New-York tribune., 1905-08-12
CF4TED PROPOSAIS IN DUPLICATE

rr,,, ,-rst,on F,Ilis Island y until $50 o'clock
Wednesdav August 3U 1905 and tEen opened 9r als
construction OF extension 70 present n'sIi.S
ing at Ellis Island. Particulars as 20 c,n-ss "a
limitations governing bidders may be ootaii'- -
applicatfon to Robert Watchorn Commissioner
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-10-13
Home Made

Have your cake, mullins, and tea bis
cult homemade. They will be- fresher,
cleaner, more tasty and wholesome.
Royal Baking Powder helps the house
wife to produce at home, quickly and eco
nomically, fine and tasty cake, the raised
hot-biscuit, buildings, the frosted layer
cake, crisp cookies, crullers, crusts and
mullins, with which the ready-made food
found at the bake-shop or grocery does
not compare.
Royals the greatest Of bake-day helps.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-10-13

MIR. Robert w Ferguson, of Berlin,
was transacting business in Ocala
Monday and shaking hands with
his friends. Besides being a success
full real estate broker, Mr.. Ferguson
is one OF the most successful turkey
growers in the county, and his friends
never have the least apprehension of
being without turkey on Thangs-
giving, Christmas, New Year and 9TH
er holiday occasions during the tur-
key season, and his birds are as fine
as any grown III Vermont.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-10-13
a Cheerful GiveP,

If it be true that the Lord loves a
cheerful giver," he will no doubt
provide very warm place in mis- bo-
som for Mr.. John d. Rockefeller, for
he is not only most bountiful but a
most cheerful giver as well. He has
lust added ten millions to his other
gifts, which makes him the possessor
of the title of prince OF philanthro-
piStS.''
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-10-13
0cOouS)d-OaWkinS.

Mrs. Sarah Amanda Dawkins has
sent out invitations to the marriage
of her daughter, Julia Bell, and Mr..
Walter Lester Mcdonald on the even
ing of Wednesday, the twenty-ift
of October at seven o. clock, at the
Presbyterian church in Monticello.
Mr.. Mcdonald is a nephew of Mrs.
Frank Harris, of this city, and has
visited here on numerous occasions,
and his Ocala friends will be inter-
ested to learn of his approaching
marriage to one of West FlOrida's
attractive bellies.