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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-20
Sreie Stable.

8 amburg. Die Metalpaurens
fabrit 8. 80. :. 2aadmann blitteN uT
ben 9da ibrss 1OGjGbrigen 9eitebenS
auriid.-0er proiuriit elmer bieIigen
8robtuufmannsfirmu lit 1a6 Inter
f6laguns bon 10000 ItaJt Hu6tig
genoroen. Gr bate ieiusn 1rlaub be-
nubt. I'm ms IlsIano al fIieben. @ls
er nitt suridfshyte, Anuroen. feline
iubrelongen 1dII6uuetn entbedt.
Bremen n. Nus Der S6iffStaiie
bes 2lopos0 ampfer5 ~Jrisori4 Der
Grobe" iinb 1000 Mart 9eitobIen NOR
ben.
grem + a n. Mebrere Gis
ienbdbnsS tationsgsbIube fir 8euti4s
SiioneItafrita peroen gessnpGrtig
bon Der bieiigen Sirma 90. Roase err
baut. Die gang aus Sola beitebenoen
@ebGube psrben bier iotpeit fertisses
felt, oab ie am geitimmunqsorte nur
nod 8uiammenaeiebt gu reroen brau@
den.
Qubed. Die Sanbelstammer CAB
Dem Offi5iertorpS bes areu3ers nGis
bed" i'm Ratbsteler Elm 5riihItiid. Bel
Dem Muble tpurbe BEN Sffi8ieren feis
tens Der Sanbelstammer cine Silberz
bople nebit atpDlf 8edern als Stifs
tune fir Die Offi5iersms7e bes &reu'
sers iiberreiht. Sine S~ilberbotple
itiftste aud oas Sffi8iertorps oes Re'
gimentS ,2iibed." pGbreno Die Sbtf'
feraeieuidaft aipei iiIberne Weinton'
non fhpnfte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-20

sipar in orci 6abrten tdglit b%ertebren.
SO ii rSburg. 3pei SpenOtn i'm
9etrage BON ie 10000 Mart BON elmer
unoenannten Dame ttno einem lngc4
uannten Germ itno Dem bieiigen Wtdz
aiItrat ais Stiftun9 fir 9olDtsdnis
fums Stubirsnoe aus llnterfrunten Sus
oeaunoen. Tieie Stiftung erbieIt BEN
Ramen .WiIbslmitiftung nebit 3uItif.
tuno." Muio%rli6 iolen Sipei Stipenz
oien gegeben >perben, po5u Die Sitter
beitimmten, odb INNER mad Stuei
driItli6en Stipenoiaten Elm ilraeliti'
fdsr folgen iolls.
AUS Orr aalIrinpfnl,.
g pepsr. 9ieIer Gage erfolgte
Die GrDffnung Der 8abn Speperz
@einsbeim,
0utrotb +. Sier brannten nelln
NobubGuier, bas qfarrhaus. Die
Stride, Ole poitu9entur Iotpie Spplf
Steunen unb StGqe nieber.
sal ersIdutern. Sine Ser
fammlung pfdI3iI6sr 3immermeiiter
oabier bei6lob, Der 6raae gemeinz
i6aftliden GintaufS BON Wuterialien
ndber gu treten, Die GintdufSgeroi :
feni6aft fol- borerIt Die 9fal5 uno 9as
ben umfaIIen, 1pGtsr aber oui gang
SiiobeutidIun6 uusgeoebnt tperben.
2dnbau. Der @ditpirtbeperein
2dnbau uno llmgebung beIdlob Die
IbIbaffung Der Seunerinnen uno
gin1tellung BON 8eQnern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-20
@foenbure.

OIbenburg. Der lebte Ru1s
frat proSeb in 8iideburg, Der nit Der
5reiiprsdung bes Selners Wteper
eubsts, tpiro neue pro3eiie CUR 5olse
baben. Die in friibersn Rubitrat=
pro3sTen berurtbeilten HeoatteIre
giermann uno S9pepner baben ouf
@runb Der 3eusenausiasen in 9idez
burg ibre IntpGIte nit Der Ginleitung
bes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. beim
2anbseridt beauftrast.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-20
Napern.

W Ii Of c II. Der Gentralrerbano
Der itGotii6en 6auSs uno @%runobes
Iiberpsreine 0euti6lanos, pelder
tiiraIit bier tagte, perfiigt iiber Elm
@erm0gen BON 1890 Wurt. Der
0eIummtperbano 56blt 223 Dereine
nit 122,260 MitglieOern.-9er Der
Elm fir 8erientoIpnien in Wtiin6en
entIanote in feline 9olonieorte Sol5 AZ.
sSsmaning 60, Sobenpart 60, Salble6
AZ, 5~ufammen 204 WGodeu, Damn
mad GaipsrImiible 81, Sainoorf 70,
aufammen 132 &naben, i'm 8dn5en
1856 ainoer, ole "a Sage In Der Soms
msrfri56e blieben. I'm oann Den 5lpeis
ten 9olonien pIab gu MAIDEN. -3um
&ettor Magnificus Der bteiigen Uni
psriitGt puroe Der profeNpr fir nsus
teitamentarii9e Gregeie, Or. Otto
9aroen6elper, 9epGblt. - Die SGps
germ 5ruu Marie S6r06ersS GAM
1tGngl 1T in eine RerbenbetldnitaIt ses
braht pproen.
Z 81 d al n Bur q. Der 2anhs
p~irtbsIobn Qlnbreas Wiiit in Seigens
briiden poGte auf einen i'm @dnge Les
firoIiden 3ug Iprinseu, itiir3te abee,
nobel ibm beioe geine a~bgefa6reu
purbeu. Sn's 9ranterbaus osrbru6t.
itarb er bdlo 6ana6.
Mugs burg. 3mii6en Der
Staotoemeinbe uno Der @eie1I6dft
fir @osin6uitris, Der beioe bieiisen
@~asfabrifen sebDren, 1T Elm @ertrag
5uftanbe 9etommen, ippnad Die Staot
NIT Mblauf bes bis 1907 ailtigen Gass
pertrde8 beibe Werte nit 5uiammen
100000 Mort abI0it.
Yurg b a d.. Der bier
~einquartirt geipeiene lllanenunteroffis
sier Stt ppn Insbah ipuroe Na6ts
BON Dem SaglObner peter &norr iibers
fallen. nit einem Spl8iheit nieberges
idlagen un6 70 fdper psrleBt, Dab er
balo oarauf itarb.
@eietb . n q. &iir5ti6
tpurbe i'm pfarrbofe gu WartinsbuA
Elm Ginbrut u%nternor men. Vie Gin
BREEDER itie9en burd Die Slide in bas
pfarrbaus elm, nabmen ale bort porz
ban6enen Rdturalien nit uno itablen
aus elmer SaFette 30 Wort 9aaraelo.
9ra a.u. aiir3Iid perftarb
bier i'm bitter BON 70 Sabren Der 5Drz
iter a. 3. 2uoiutg Suber. Der inter
Dem Ramtn nStpateufel" iid zines
tpeiten getanntentreiies erfreute,
81 irnberg. Gin Der 2aoers
corporation geborenbes pfero ipurbe
pl0bIif bon Der So1putb ergtiffen.
% Ser autIder nit Der 9dnbigung
midi fertig puroe. fam ibm Elm Raats
pddtsr gu 6iIfe. 9us piero psnoete
5id nit aIer Wutb gegen bieien uno
eroriidte i'm, 10 bab er iOfort Deritarb.
pafou. Der 18. Merchandising
oes baperiiden aanoesperbanoes Der
8aber, Trtieure unb periidenmader
fano tiir3tid bier itatt. Der 0erein
beIhloB Die Ginfibruns elmer einbeit=
Iiden 8e6ilfenpriifunssoronun fir
gang gapern onauitreben.
Seesb q p t. Wie nunmebr
fetftebt, miro Der aonig auopig H.
0e6entItein, Der i'm Inipeien bes @aits
bofes Sur poit" bier itdnbise 4ufs
iteuunq fin0et, i'm tommenoen Sabre
am So6estdge bss peritorbenen Wos
narben Q3. Suni) fsisrlid entbuu:
tperoen.
g teben. Rei9sseridtsrat9
Ghubmnnn 1T bier geitorben.
s GI8. Die ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
bon gu6 I0t3 nad Yidl purben eins
oeIteut; ss peroen an bersn Siell,
itaatlide 4utomO6ilomnibufe uno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-20

Die z D Id bes Gene,
+ | 8. Die ~22jdbrige 3otter bes 8ez
nerals S%molenstis, Der ii6 i'm srisz
9il6stiirtiI6en &riege iuieoerbolt auss
9e3ei6net bate, 5rdulein Hauu Smos
lenstis, entfernte iid aus Der eIters
liHen Wobnung in Qtben, 9rie9en'
lano, uno entleibte ii6 auf Dem 5risos
bofe bur6 einen RepolperiduB. Der
Batter uno Die S6peIter oes Wdhs
6enS, Die bon Dem i6rsdliten 8orfall
Deritdnoigt noroen iparen, begaben iid
auf oen Srieobof. Die S9Dslter oes
Mdb9ens ergriif in ibrer 8er5tpeifz
lung ben nsben Der Qei9e lieaenoen
Nepolper uno nollte einen Sdub ses
gen iih abgeben. Die 4npeienoen Ders
binoerten jebo8 Die i6rsdlihe Sbat.
Sn eiuem an Die S6psitsr ssrihteten
Nbihieosbrief ertldrte Die Selbitm0rs
BERN. DAP tie es por3isbe. gu iterben.
ais unter Der Obbut zines 10 itrengen,
bartber5igen Waters tpeitsr gu leben.
BON elmer $ ornpipe T
beorobt t. Die Satin oes lsbrers
Wi4terIdib in Woteiu > SeiftriB.
Steiermart. brahte an sinsm Nbsnoe
einen aorb nit 5ol3ipGnen. Die tie in
'ibrem anpeien geIammelt, in Die
&ihe. Ra6ts b0rte tie unaufbOrli6
Ruideln i'm aorbe; iie gins nadieben.
permcdte aber nidts 4~uffdQisss gu
entoeden. Ils iie aber am nG6Iten
Worgen Die Spdne aus Dem aorbe
nsbmen polte, fuhr ibr cine aroBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-20
Sa4Ceu.

Dresben. Der biefse 3onium=
perein .0ortpdrts" eroielte i'm abae.
l%aufenen @efddftsiabre .insr umilb
bon 6.679,099 Wart. gesen 6.032.176
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-20
S0weii.

Germ. lleber oen bsr3eitigen
Stano Der GonIumpereinsbctpegung IN
Der Sapei3 gibt Der nsueri6ienene
Sobresberidt oes S6pei3eriIden
0riitlipcreins fir 1904 NuHblub.
9ana9 beIts6t Der 8erbauo i6pei5es
rider &onIumpereiue jebt aus IT'S
@ereinen nit 10000 Mitglieoern. Sn
276 @emeinben Iino 1913 &onIumpers
einsIGben %porbanben. Die Waarenbes
3iiae erreidten I'M 9eri6tsiabr ben
8etraa bon 48,000,000 Srancs.-Ser
9unoesrotb gsnebmi9te, Dab Der regels
mGbi9e Yetrieb uuf Der Strede Gigers
panos@ismeer Der Sungfrau6abn auf'
9enommen peroe.-@ine bemertenss
ipertbe GrItbsIteigung baben 3pei Der
ner @pmnaiiaiten, 9uumsartner uno
1reuoenreiA, 9emaft. Die iungen
2eute 6aben 6as 1900 Weter bobe
&arr6prn BEL OIteig I'm Saanenlono,
oas bon Der 8eo0lterung jener 8eseno
fir unbeapingIid gebdIten ipuroe, be-
itiegen.
s ii I d. 0us in 3iri6 itattges
babte eibgenOilide SGneerfsit bat
einen %elGn3enOen Uerlauf genommen.
9ie rSarmonie"@S @aIlen srrung
nit 9arl 6irihs nWeeresitimmen"
ben eriten Gorbesrtran3. SIN ihiptes
rigen @oltSgeIang erbieIt Der Stu
oenteneeiangpsrein" Grid nit 4ttsrs
boilers st. 5lOriun" ben eriten preis.
queen. aeBtbin fdno Die Gr.
0ifnung beS Quf3uges pom Biir9.nItod
auf Die SammentIhnano Q60 Weter
bob) itati, oss b0diteu Gifts Der Melt.
8aeL. Der Strite Der gasler
SromanaeItelltsn nurbs ourh cine
aonferen5 Der Ysrirtter bes psrIonals
uno bes S6wei5er 2rdnsportarbeiters
per6anoes nit Der Re9ierung beigelegt.
(. gsi benz in @enf ltutt9es
tabten eriten internationalen Inato'
men SongreB mar 4msritu gut psrSel
ten. Sm @an5en lparen 260 0slegds
ten cus oerIdieoenen 3beilen Der Welt
sri6ienen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-20

Dieter lmfob iuuroe in 35 8ertebrs=
fieQer er5ieIt.-Der Director Der @ebes
Stiftun0 in Dresden, profsior 81.
9%etermann. feisrte ieinen 70. Ges
burtsta9. Sbm lit namentlid Die Ys.
0riinounl Ger Qenannten it~aatslpiiens
idaftliten Ntaoemie nit 100000
W}ort our6 Den 8robtaufmann @ebe
in Dresden 81 Damien.
6 + emri 3. Sm beno6bnrter
GtnIieoel III nod) Dem 0enub giftiger
pil5e Die 6amiIie bes 5ormers Climb,
ner ertrontt. Die 6rau unb 3trei Sins
Der Iino geItorben.
Tretberg. Cine Wobltbdterin,
ole nitt "gsnannt iein mill, bat Dem
3tpet9perein bes epan9eIiiden 9unbes
1000 Wart, Der @uItapzWbolfsStifs
tun9 1000 Mart unb Dem @pborals
miIiionsperein ebenfaus 1000 Wlort
9eitiftet.
Suiniden. Sn elmer 9ladt funo
i'm Srodenroum Der 6irma Otto
pieb'6, in Dem SsIle gum Srodnen
aufgebGngt paren, cine GrpIoiiou
itatt, oura peIdc Die 6elle in Brand
9eiebt ipurben. Der 5Grber 5rieori6
Sunbebrin0er %perbrannte.
2eip3i g, 6rdulein Murie Sic,
cine oeborene Nortpegerin. bat ols erite
Dame baS Stuatseramsn fir reuere
Spra6en an Der lluiperiitdt Qeip5ig
nit gutem GrfOl9e beitanben.
Qlouen Sine 5rieoria S6ils
. Ter Stiftung ertiftete Der bieii9e
Stobtratb, Don Den 3in'en Der aus
Dem HeinertrGgnib Der bier p~eranitals
tcten 0ffentIi4en Sdiaerfeier etrids
teten Sdiuerz Gtiftung iperben ous
iG6rlih am Sooestaae Sbiqers YrGs
mien an ainber Der plaueniden S6us
len oertbeilt perhen.
3 III d a II. Die bieiise iatboIif6e
Sdule rei6te lGngit nidt mebr aus,
Die epanseliIde Shulgemeinoe iibers
lieb Der tatboIiI6en ~bsreitipiai9it
S6ulrGume gu unterri6ts5peden.
NeueroingS 1T nun Elm ~Stpeites Sduls
baus fur Die tatboliihe 9emeinoe bier
srri6tet lporben,
G8iringif6e Staaten.
I@poloa. Die bieiisen S9uldr8te
unteriu6ten i'm Sabre 1904-19O5
inseeIammt 1907 &naben uno 1870
MGo9en uuf ibrsu Geiunbbsits5us
itano. Bon Den Gnaben madten 1912
Yro3ent einen guten. 1926 proaent
einen mittelmdbigen unb 1852 pros
5ent einen Idle6ten @eiammteinorud.
Der t0rperli9e 3uitano Der W(oo6en
mar bel 55.23 Yro3ent gut, Bet 40.2l
Bro3snt m%it!elmdbia uno bel 4.56
Yro3ent idledt.
'Giiena6 d. Der BETTER Der 3ds
%rolinenquele, b. 9repiez WiIbelmSs
oliidbrunn, bat Ii6 NIT Den 9ei6lii''
fen be8 0emeinoeratbes, betreffeno bas
8urbabproiett Giienuh, einperltanoen
ertlGrt. 0ana6 miro ous projett. oas
einen SoItenaufpano bon 100000
Wart erforoert, burd9efIbrt. Die
Gr0fFnung Der Giienaher Surbaos
anIaoe 1T bereits fir ben CONNER
nd9iten Sabres por9eleben.
81 8 o | # q D t. Der bier pers
Idmmelte 3. Nerbdnostag oeut'6er
Rdbattipdrpereine mar BON 179 Der
tretsrn aus "a Stdbten beiu6t. Der
8erbonb umfubt our 3eit 143 8ereine
nit etpa $4,000 Mitglieoern.
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Me6fen6urd.

2 o It o d. Gin aniebnlihes 2esat
1T Der Stabt Roitod bur9 oas 9eita,
meni oes 5rduleins 2ouiie Gidelbers
5ugefdaen. Die SeItatorin iebte 49,
900 Mart fir beoiirftige Roitodsr @uz
~aentrdnfe unb $4,000 Wart als Jonbs
elmer Stiftung fir perihdmte @rme
aus.
2sraunf&weis. An6aff. Sippe.
2Safoe6.
groun d mei g. gluf Grunb
- - L
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-20

edHe sur Aeiir tu'S Mnstauh tttsyat q
Maine. Rr. tiI, 81. xant.etyake.
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prppinf pnTru.
prnpinr 0HprrnHrn.

& Dnigsbers. Ser friibere
Qebrer Der Acknowledgement an Der
llniperIitGt 8Sniss 'erJ. @ebeimer RE-
si.runasratb s vpfor Or. aarl
llmpfenbaa, feierte .iein 50iGbriS:s
Dottoriubiloum.
g Simmer. Bel Der 2anos
taaserfabpabl i'm Wablbe3irte 9ums
binner ipuroe Gutsbefber @einera
Rubosn (fonl.) seipdblt.
Meme. &iirslih ~ertrantsn beim
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prnni,,, mrJffnlrn.

S%aItern. Der 9aiier bat Dem
@ltertbumsberein in 9altern. 10000
Marf aus benz 0ispofitionsfonos gum
9au zines Wluieums beipiIist.
6erue. Die Staotperor oneten
aenebmiatsn Die @orla9e iiber ben gau
elmer Strubeubahn BON !Serne nab
Sooinoen. Sobinsen betbeiligt Ilh
an ben Soften. Die Ydbn piro in ben
eriten Sabren einsn 3uidub BON 27.'
600 Mart idbrlih notbis BADEN.
Siesen. Sm gei'ein oes Ssnes
ralfuperintenoentsn g Ne6e aus
Wunter 1T Die alte Sisgener Nitolat'
tirde pieoer sinsspsibt poroen. Die
Stride. o.rsn gauasit in oas IL.
Sabrbunoert suriidsefibrt pirb, lit
rah ben plGnen bes airdenbaumei'
tiers 9offmann aus 9erborn unter
Wabrung Der alien 8auformen neu
berserihtet tporoen.
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groun d pei g. auf @runl
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-04
FRIENDLY CHAT
BET WEEN LINES.
japanese and Russian Off
GERS Met Under Truce
Flags on New Years Day

GENERAL KUROKPS HEAD
QUARTERS, Jan. 3.-A remarkable
episode occurred between the entrench-
ments of the two armies on New Years
day, showing lack of animosity
among the combatants. A Russian and
a Japanese officer met under truce flags
and spent the afternoon in friendly
conversation. Each officer had an
escort Of two soldiers. The affair was
entirely unofficial and was the result
of an exchange of notes between two
junior officers. Both officers brought
refreshments and the visit was pro-
longed to two hours War matters were
not discussed.
MUKDEN, Jan. 3.-Japanese and
Russian officers had a friendly parley
between the lines on New Years day.
The meeting was the result of cor
respondence between two outpost COM
manders, begun in a spirit of banter,
both finally securing permission from
their respective commanders for the
meeting, which lasted two hours. The
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-04

opening for the discussion of the ques-
tion of peace.
The United States, Great Britain and
France are named as possible direct OF
indirect intermediates, though it is not
improbable that Japan will broach the
subject directly.
The fall of Port Arthur immensely
strengthens the hand of Japan. In the
actual conduct of the war Port Ar
thur has been a stumbling block tc
Japan which for six months has had
engaged more than 100000 troops and
practically her entire navy. This fact
compelled Field Marshal Ovama to
fight the battle of Liaoyang shorthand
ed.
Now the entire navy is free to pre-
pare to meet the Russian second Pa
cific squadron and to attend to the
Vladivostok squadron. A heavy force
of troops will be Immediately available
for service in Manchuria, and this pos
sibly Will allow the undertaking of 9TH
er independent enterprises.
1t is expected that the Diet will now
take recess and hold a special session
for the purpose of passing a vote of
thanks to General Nogi and the men
of the Third Army.
A great lantern procession in celebra-
ton of the surrender of Port Arthur
was held tonight and the city was
splendidly Illuminated. Thousands of
men carrying. flags and lanterns
marched through the streets and visit
ed and cheered the various, depart
ments of the Government.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-04
DREAD SIGHTS
In HOSPIT AIS
Port Arthur Refugees De-
pict Horrible Conditions
Almost Passing Belief

LONDON, Jan. 4.-The Daily Mails
Chefu correspondent says that Rus
sian officers who have arrived there
bring descriptions of the terrible con-
ditions existing in the hospitals at
Port Arthur, which they say were
worse than those of the battlefield.
They relate how the Sisters of Charity,
accustomed as they are to such or
deals, sickened and tainted at their
posts because of lack of uourishment.
The wretched patients toward the end
complained bitterly of what they
called the heartlessness Of the Sisters
of Charity, who grew so accustomed to
human suffering that they seemed to
lose all sympathy for the victims.
The correspondent adds
Medicines and doctors were scarce, and the
shrieks and groans of the wounded, mingled
with the curses and yells of men who were
undergoing operations without anaesthetics,
combined to make such an inferno that IL was
a relief TO rush from the foul atmosphere and
horrible sights. even IL the shell-torn streets
were the orly alternative.
Throughout the siege Madame
Stoessel, wife of the commander, Was
the idol of the garrison. Madame
Stoessel was tireless i'm her efforts to
relieve the suffering of the sick and
wounded soldiers, and in the darkest
hours of the great war tragedy her
cheerful demeanor did much to keep
up the spirits of the men.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-04
Grip Colds.

Laxative Bromo Quinne, the worldwide Cold
and Grip remedy, removes the cause Cali for
the full name and look for signature of E. W.
Grove. 25c.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-04
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Erupti0ns

All moist, scaly letters, all forms
of eczema or salt rheum, pimples and
other cutaneous eruptions proceed
from .humors. either inherited, or ac-
quired through defective digestion
and assimilation.
To treat these eruptions with drv-
ing medicines is dangerous.
The thing to do is to take
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-04
japanese Cruisers OF Java.

AMSTERDAM, Jan. 3.-A dispatch
from Batavia says that two Japanese
cruisers are cruising off Java and a
flotilla of Japanese torpedo boat de-
stroyers Is north of Borneo. A Dutch
naval force, it is added, is cruising on
the western shore of the archipelago.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-04
Hoods J1rsdpdriHo
and Pills

Which thoroughly cleanse the blood.
expelling all humors and building
up the whole system. They cure.
Accept no substitute.
Testimonials Of remarkable cures mailed on
request. c. !. HOOD CO.. Lowell, Mass
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-04
JAPAN FEARS THE POWERS.
Europe May Again Attempt to Rob
Her of Fruits of Victory.

ROME, Jan. 3.-Japan. 1t is assert
ed, fearing that the powers may again
have in contemplation a solution of
the Far Eastern problem which would
deprive her of the fruits of her vic.
tory, is endeavoring to ascertain the
tenor of any exchange of views which
may have taken place between the
powers regarding possible intervene
tiOn
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-04
BALTIC FLEETS PROGRESS.
VOelkersam's Division Joins Rojest
vensky at Madagascar.

TAMATAVE, Island of Madagascar,
Jan. 3.-The division of the Russian
second Pacific squadron commanded
by Rear Admiral Voelkersam, which,
after passing through the Suez canal.
sailed from Jibutil, French Somali-
land on December 10 for the island OF
Madagascar, anchored to-day in Pas
sandava Bay, in the northwest part of
this island. The squadron command
ed by Admiral Rojestvensky is at An
tongil Bay on the east coast.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-04
AMERICA HOLDS ALooF.
No Foundation for Reports Of Pros.
pectiye Mediation,

WASHINGTON Jan. 3.-whatever
effect the fall OF Port Arthur may
have on the ultimate issue of the war
the attitude of this Government to-
ward the bel1igerents has not under
gone the slightest change. More than
once the American Government has
let St Petersburg and Toxic know
that 1t stands ready at any time to
render neighborly assistance whenever
both belligerents are prepared to well
come 1t. Further than this the Gov
eminent has not gone.
Reports that President Roosevelt is
likely to institute negotiations for
friendly mediation between Russia
and Japan are premature at least, and
entirely unauthorized.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-04
SUPERIORITY OF BATTLEsHIPs.
Navy Department Points to Lesson
Drawn From Present War.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-The Navy
Department has issued an official
statement commenting in detail upon
the naval operations in the Far East
ern war and giving it as official opinion
of the department that the absolute
superiority of the battleship in war
again.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-04

officers drank one another's health. The
conversation, by agreement, did not
touch upon the war. Immediately
after the meeting was ended the ar
tillery opened fire on both sides.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-04
the Japanese gain. Not one of Port Arthur.
public works remains.
"BLUFFS" USED BY RUSSIANS.

DLQEE OOElD II nO0olxAINo.
Captain Kartzow, commanding the
Russian torpedo boat DESTROYER fiotil-
la which escaped from Port Arthur
and entered the harbor of Chefu Mon
day morning, tells a curious story or
"bluffing" by the Russians at the be-
ginning of the war, when, although
there was plenty of ammunition at
Port Arthur. there was none on the
ships under Golden Hill save blank
cartridges used for salutes.
On three occasions when the Japan
ese warships approached at long range.
the Russians opened noisy fire with
blank ammunition. the Japanese in
each instance retiring.
Prisoners taken by the Russians re-
lated that. later, after the Russian
ships had received ammunition, the
Japanese learned of the ruse and were
greatly chagrined that they had not
taken advantage of the opportunity.
Our Defense" said Captain Kart
zow, "has been replete with such
makeshifts.'
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-04
WAsHIN,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.--A civil service
system similar to that in operation in tina
Philippines is expected to be instituted shortly
at Porto Rico. The present plan contemplafes q
placing under civil service rules all places in
the insular government.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-24
LIGHTNING KILLED
AN ATLANTA MAN
Electric Storm Accompanied by Hiuh
Winds Does Much Damage
in Georgia City.

ATLANTA, GA, Aug. 23.-An clcc
'ric storm of remarkable severity, nc.
companicd by high wind, visited
ms city today. One young man.
James Mcdaniel. eighteen years old.
was killed by lightning near the center
OF the city, the Kimball House ana tho
STATE capitol were each struck twice
ny lightning. but no serious damage
was caused To either building
ruby one thousand telephones arc
reported burned out ii score of electric
street cars were burned out, windows
were blown in, awnings carried away
ana numerous cellars were Hooded.
Scven-tcnihs of an inch Of rain fen
IN ten minutes. Tho damage will
amount To several thousand dollars.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-08-24
us and what he Will do for himself

us and what he will do for himself
with little noticc of what we have done
for him. But have we not done more
for him than he has ever
done for himself without us? Nay,
hasn't The South done more for him
than all other agencies, including HIM
self. have done since the morning
stars sang together? Did he get him
self taught trade III Africa or IIayti
where he had freedom to be son".
thing of a stateman, King or n bank
or all these years? Has he achieved
comfort or peace in any measure else
where? Do he ever accomplish so
much IN The North? Was not the pre-.
paratory school of slavery an advan
tage and u blessing to him-:ha
South being his master? DOES lie
rise as hi.n under Tho Moham a,cdan
who still owns !. few millions of him?
l:ors he do as well AT home. where
he ic altogether Il slavc-in the mass
"a ms chiefs ana these to their i.;lIor
au,C?''
These questions arc net asked in II
spirit of antayonism or hatred of ii.o
negro. They are suggested by he
tone SO often used by "Airp-Amc,icnn''
orators and misguided friends "lo
have sought TO impress upon ihcir
minds the belief that hatred nj The
white people of the South should Lc
The natural feeling OF the Lcgro BE
fore adopting that attitude every in
tclliEcnt negro should honcstll ara
candidly study the history of his race
AMI in the liaht of the information
derived from his Investigation answer
the questions propo,lntlcd by orr Flori
da contemporary.