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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-27
RUSSIAN ARMADA
IN JAP WATERS
Continued from First Page.

and mystifcation and his cruise in the
Pacific may have been not only to avoid
the danger Of mines and torpedoboat
attacks in the shallow straits of For
mosa, but to deceive the Japanese into
the belief that his objective was either
the Tsugaru or La Perouse straits,
while in reality he changed his course
and headed for the straits of Korea.
z Officers In Doubt.
AS matter of fact Roiestvensky
seems to have mystiied his own admir-
atty as much as the japanese. On one
hand, the appearance Of Russian golfers
and converted cruisers off Shanghai is
taken as being confrmatory of the the
Dry that Rojestvensky's fighting divis-
ion headed back after circling the isl
and of Formosa, and, on the other,
the presence of, GOLFERS and converted
cruisers off Shanghai is regarded as a
blind to confuse the Japanese.
The orders sent to Japanese merchant
vessels at Chi-fu to await instructions
before sailing are considered to
strengthen the former view Indicating
that Admiral Togo received Informal
ton that Rojestvensky had altered his
course and thereupon ordered all the
Japanese merchantmen to remain in
port.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-27
A CLEAN MAN.

Outside cleanliness is less than half
the battle A man may scrub himself q
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-27
DEATH OF OLD ARMY MAN.

Special to The Journal. =
Iowa City, Iowa, May 27.-Lieutenant
Colonel Nelson Plate, u. S. A., aged r.
died suddenly of heart disease last night
He was superintendent Of the erection OF
buildings for prisoners at Point Lookout
in 1864. He was brevetted major and
lieutenant colonel for meritorious service
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-27
sToRRs OF ST. PAUL HoNoRED.

Special to Tho Journal.
Lincoln, Neb., May 27.-L. S. storrs OF
st. Paul, Mimi, was today elected to
membership in the Sigma XXI fraternity.
Membership is based on original research
and is one of the highest honors At the
University Of Nebraska {.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-27

( Good Health depends on pure food Burnett's
Vanilla is pure. Take no substitute -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-27
Oyarna Comes to Halt,

The news from Manchuria indicates
that Field Marshal Oyama g offensive
has come to halt. The transport SER
vice between Japan and the mainland
Of Manchuria is believed to have been
suspended.
Attic the Japanese have accumu,
lated reinforcements and large guam
titles Of supplies on the mainland since
nese waters, the dictates Of prudence,
or the decision of Admiral Togo against
the advisability Of accepting an open
battle with Rojestvensky, may have
induced q change in OYama s plans.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-27

New Elevator to Women's Floor
At the Plymouth Corner entrance.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-27
PETERHAN'S ROACH FOOD
A BOON TO HousEkEEPERa

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house OF large or small reaches il ta "a
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quick application, VIII kill bedbugs and
their eggs instantly. The enormous sale
Of above remedies enables the price beinS
made SO that the rich and poor alike can
afford to use them. Sold In every prin.
cipal store in the United States, and "A
the following MinneapoIs stores: Geo A.
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Voegeli Bros. Drug Co, Geo. W. Bush,
Tupper & Chamberlain, A D. THOMPSON
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-27
nEATH OF m AIExANnFp HaMrorr

aged SO, is dead at his home In this city. For
many years he lived at Glencoe, ILL.,. which city
he founded. ;szgSss8 - Is z
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-27
Russian People Rejoice.


| There was great rejoicing here on
receipt Of the Associated Press dispatch
from Toxic announcing that Admiral
Rojestvensky had been sighted off the
Tsu islands, Straits of Korea.
Many people believe Roiestvensky
has already met and defeated Admiral
Togo, while others hold that he has
eluded the Japanese admiral, and that
it will now be stern chase for Vladi-
| vostok.
The fact that today is general holt
day, the anniversary of the emperor 8
| coronation, is considered happy augu-
ry. The city, which is gaily decorated,
| is full Of 'rumors of Russian victory.
Officer Praises Admiral.
| An officer Of the staff said: ="
/ HRojestvensky thus far has shown
| himself a master Of naval strategy II
he has succeeded in leading Togo off on
false trail and has cleared the straits
Of Korea without loss from mines OF
torpedo attacks, he has done more than
his most sanguine friends could have
hoped for. If, on his arrival off the
Tsu islands, he proceeded into action
Rojestvensky must have been the vic
tor, but personally l doubt whether
Togo would accept battle.
"Rojestvensky IS danger is, by NJ
means over. Togo may have withdraw
into Japan sea ahead Of Rojestvensky
in which case the Russian feet has the
enemy ahead and not astern. But with
open water all the way to Vladivostok
his chances Of reaching that port have
greatly increased. -
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Move on Vladivostok Expected.

The correspondent, Of the Associated
Press at the Russian headquarters con-
firms the theory of a change. in the
Japanese plans. He telegraphs that the
9apanese a are +1 retiring at the slightest
are shifting eastward, seemingly with
General Kuroki developing a turning
movement against General Linevitch S
left, to screen General Kawamura g
army, which is reported to be still far
Their east, presumably ready to march
on Vladivostok. The Japanese move
ments, however, apparently are await
correspondent also says the eyes of the
whole Russian army are centered on
RoiestVensky.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-16
MINING MEN ID
 HAVE LOW RATES
FROM ALL PARTS OF THE coUN- TRY TO NATIONAL
 GATHERING.
Fact Expected to Enable Those In terested in Industry to Bring . Large Number Of Associates To qether at Fl Psso.

Circular letters have recently been addressed to mining men in this sec ton from the secretary of the Inter- national Miners Association giving notice that low railroad rates will prevail from all points in the country to the annual meeting of the associa- ton, to be held this year at Fl Paso, and suggesting that mining men ad- wise their friends and associates in mining ventures to this effect, in the expectation that many will take ad- vantage of the opportunity to gather with the mining men at Fl Paso.
 Secretary Clifford, of the associa- ton, has in hand assurances from the various railroads of the country that satisfactory rates will be made, but as yet nothing definite has been received on the subject for the req sociations of the country by which rates are established have not yet met.
 The first of these associations to meet is the Transcontinental Passen- ger Association, representing all of the roads west of the Mississippi riv- CT, which will convene in Portland, on June 5. At this meeting the rate for the American Mining Congress will be fixed. - Assurances have been received from all the roads that rate as good as that granted for the National Irri- gation congress will be made. This rate was one fare for the round trip with the privilege of thirty days extension providing the holder depos- ited the ticket with the local office for side excursions.
 The local roads have assured MT Clifford and the executive committed in charge of arrangements that they will make very reasonable rates for side trips, the Mexican Central, espe cially. promising very low rate.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-16
ARE READY FOR THE CUSTOM ORE
SUPERINTENDENT FRENCH SAYS COPPER QUEEN IS NOW READY TO RECEIVE
 ORE.

The Copper Queen shelter in this city is now ready to receive custom ore at their s~uelter iu this city and will be pleaseSs to hear from mine owners whose properties are within tributary distance to their works. The announcement has been made that the big smelter is in the market to pTr. chase copper ores, mates and non lead bearing ores and furnace pro ducts of all kinds.
 Superintendent French thls morn ing stated that now his company was ready to purchase these ores and that he would be pleased to have cores pondents concerning intended ship ments.
 Up to the present time we have not been in position to handle much out side business" said MT. French, but now we are in the market and in con dition to handle all offered"
 The Copper Queen is now handling the copper output of the Old Boot mine which is being worked by the Imperial Mining company, sixty miles west of Tucson and considerable ores have been received from Sonora.
 The announcement that the Copper Queen is now ready to buy custom ores in this city means that Douglas will soon have an increased business on this account. as the well known reliability of this company will be an inducement to mine owners throughout southern Arizona and So- nora to ship their mining products to Douglas and where the ore is market ed will be the place for buying sup nliQS
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-16

Contrary to all expectations. the Bonanza Circle, with the probable ex- ception of Pittsburg & Duluth. have all taken on an advance movement. All stocks, with the one exception, nave had slow but steady rise. The market has taken on a reaction, and buying and selling is becoming brisk. We are at a loss to explain this sudden advance at this time of the year, when all stocks are on the slide, and can not tel if it will be per manent or just for a day or two. But from all indications the market is in healthy condition, and we look for higher prices before the week closes.
 The leader in the movement has been North Butte, Since this stock has been quoted as full paid it having advanced s4. and at the present time sales are being made at S27.50. Calu- met & Arizona is offered at S1G0, while Calumet & Pittshurg is strong at s32.75 bid. with s33.5O asked, and at the close last week eastern brokers were calling for Calumet & Pittsburg and Lake Superior & Pittsburg.
 Lake Superior & PittsbuEg seems 10 have gone back 10 it's old place sgain at $59.50, and sales were made at $40
 For some unaccountable reason Pittsburg & Duluth does not share in the general advance. but still hovers, around s19. at which figure the stock vas offered today.
 Junction closed strong at S70 bid dnd $75 asked. and this morning it was offered at s70, but this offer was speedily taken off. as we had orders 10 buy at s70. but were unable to get our orders filled.
 Denn-Arizona has been offered at SG.50, and S6 refused to bring out the stock We had orders to buy 100 shares at $6, but could not get it. We believe it will be but a matter of a snort time before those wanting Denn- Arizona will be obliged to bid up for t, for work is going on rapidly, and things will soon begin to shape them. We look for good market Tn Denn-Arizona during the early fal!
 Little trading is done e-in-Manhattan which is offered at SS.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-16
HOW TO WARD oFF OLD AeE

The most successful way of ward ing off the approach of old age is to maintain a vigorous digestion This can be done by eating only food suit ed to your age and occupation, and when any disorder of the stomach appears take a dose of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to cor rect it. If you have a weak stomach or are troubled with indigestion. you will find these Tablets to be just what you need. Fer sale by all deal CTS in patent medicines.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-16
New York Cottoa.

New York, May 15.-Today's cot ton market was very strong on renew ed general buying, owing to the con tinuance of very heavy rains in the cotton belt which arc delaying farm work and porterd serious damage to crop prospects. Such an advance as this naturally induces selling of con tracts as hedge against the advance of the old crop of 100000 bales which is still being carried in the south General sentiment is still moderately bullish, and conditions seem favorable to same.
 Cotton-May, 7.92; July. 7.80.
 Liverpool, May 15.-Cotton futures steady, 3 to f points up
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-16
THE ELKsF DANCE.

The Elks' dance will occur Wednes- day evening, May IT. The dance which was to have been held last month having been postponed. all tickets purchased for that event will hold good May IT. Music will be furnished by the Orient orchestra of SIX pieces. Extensive preparations lave been made, and those who at- tend are assured of a most enjoyable time. ., ,xl-
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-16
New Business Enterprise on Brew

New Business Enterprise on Brew cry Ave.-Y esterday morning Mir. F. W. Vellacott opened up at 24 Brewery Ave, next door to the Wave" an up- to-date fruit and vegetable supply store. Everything fresh and new. A full line of delicatessen, the cholc- est and best varieties the market of- lords. MT. Vellacott proposes to sup ply the trade with the best goods ob- tainable in his line. Remember, the place is new and the goods fresh. A visit to this new store will convince you that it pays to get the freshest and best goods to be found on the market when they don't cost you any more than stale goods.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-16
MUCH FLUCTUATION
 ON WHEAT MARKET
ATTRIBUTED LARGELY TO UNI FAVORABLE WEATHER CON-
 OPTIONS IN GRAIN BELT.
New York General Market Sluggish, But Very strong-unfavorable Crop Adpices Advance Wheat - Steady Advances Accompanied by Absorp- tons-
FBv Private Wire to Frank J. Graf,
 Broker. c. 0. Hotel Bidg.}

Broker, C. c. Hotel Bidg.)
 Chicago. May 15.-Broomhall says; <'Unfavorable weather was very i'm portant factor in fluctuations in to days market. The foreign markets all closed higher.
 Corn-Throughout the session the market ruled quiet.
 Oats-Trade was on a small scaie, but considering the lower prices, the market did not act at all badly. We still look like a good scaiping market with moderate range.
 Provisions-This market was eX tremely dull today, trades being few and far between. As far as we are able to see, there was no speculation The market appears to us to be scaIping market for small profits.
 Wheat-May, 95.4; July. SIP; Sep tember, so.
 Pork-$1247; Sept, $12.70
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-16

While bilious attack is decidedly unpleasant it Is quickly over when Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are used. For sale by all dealers in patent medicines.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-16

(By Private Wire to Frank J. Graf.
 Broker. c. c. Hotel Bidg.)
 Boston, May 15.-The copper share market today showed continued strength all through the list. The buying came from several different houses, but whether for pool or for some individual big traders was not clear OsceOla and Copper Range were dull. The sentiment was bull ish on Anal. and United Copper. The traders, as a rule. are doing all the buying.
 Quotations were as follows:
 Allouez, 21; Centennial. 20.5; Isle Royale, PA; Mass, S.4; Greene Con, 26.5; Csc, 93.4; Vict.. S.4; Utah, 42.6; Bingham. 32.2; U. s. M., STA; Granby, 5.6; shannon. 7.6; Old Dom, 2G; Copper Range, 72.2.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-16
n1ining, Stocks and r1larket$
 LATEST TELEGRAPmC
COPPER CONTINUES
 STRONG AT BOSTON
STRENGTH GAINED THROUGH ALL THE LIST ON VESTGR-
 DAYS MARKET.

Not Known Whether Heavy Buying Is for Pool or lndividuais-AetiVity in American Smelting and St. Paul at New New York.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-16
CIRCLE STOCKS ARE
 CONTINUING ADVANCE
THE ACTION IS SOMETHING OF A SURPRISE, BUT LOOKS
 HEALTHY.

p. & Q. Alone Has Failed to Respond. Denn-Arizons Refuses to Come Out at Low Price-C. & p. and L. s. & p Strong in East
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-16
MINING NEWS OF
 CLIFTON DISTRICT
ARIZONA COPPER co. OUTPUTS 1164 TONS UNDER
 DIFFICULTIES.
Benson Shelter Look 4 for Custom Ores in District -Thrse Fatal Ac- cidents in Mines During Last Week.

The Chase Creek Copper Co. met with an accident this week in the shape of cave in, which will delay work several days.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-16
New York Stocks.

New York, May 15.-The most ac- xivity was shown today in St. Paul and American Smelling and Refining Co. We still feel that purchases on recessions will make good money. but care should be used in the selection of stocks.
 Quotations were as follows:
 Anal, SAP; Am. Sugar. 137: A. T. & s. F. (Com.), S6; A. T. & s. F. (Pfd.), 1922; A. S. & R. Co.,, 117.4; Am. Loco, 52; B. & O., 109; B. R. T.. 621; C. G. w, 2O.6; c. F. L. 46.4; Colo. So, 27.6; Erie, 42.5; Ills. Cent, 1904; L. & N, 146.1; Mex. Cent, 21.4; Manhatt., 1884; Met. St. Ry., 115.4; Mo. Pac, 9s; NJ. K. & T., 271; M., K. & T. (Pfd), GOA; N. & w., 7S.4; N. Y. Cent. 14S.6: o. & w, SOP; Penn, 136; Reading. 95.5: R. l., 29.1; R. I. (Pfd), TAI; S. P. 62.7; St. Paul, 176.1; T. P, 32; T. c. l., SS.2; U. P, 123.4; U. s. Steel, Si.4; U. S. Steel (Pfd). 99.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-16


 work several days.
 The output of the Arizona Copper company for last month was 1I64 tons of Bessemer copper. which is less than the output for the previous month. This was no doubt caused by the unsettled conditions of the weather. In the future the A. c. company will make steady runs and at the close of the years run, it is propable that the output will average up to the usual standard.
 F. P. Clark. who is in charge of the Benson smelter, which will soon start up. and is now in the market for ore, visited Clifton last week on business for the company. MT. Clark is quite enthusiastic over the pros poets of the town of Benson, and the future of the company which is now making long time contracts with various mining companies for their outputs. He expects to be able tc close some big contracts in this sec tion.
 Dick Lakenan, superintendent of x. Y. 2. mining company, came into camp this week and reports that the property of the company is looking well and development work is pro gressing nicely.
 John Miller, a miner, employed at the Coronado mine. was seriously injured while at work one day last week and brought to the hospital at Clifton. As a result of his injury it became necessary to amputate his right limb below the knee. Dr. Horn performed the operation Sunday morning and the patient is getting along as well as could be expected. Miller is an old timer in the district and has many friends who sympa- thize with him in his misfortune. -gomulo Holguin. aged 3i. a Mexi- can employed at the A. c. sawmill, well known and highly respected in Clifton. met with an accident Wedn- esday afternoon that cost him his life.
 He was in the act of oiling the line shaft and in some manner his clothing caught in the pulley and after being whirled around several times, was thrown to the floor of the building with terrific force. He landed on his head and the force of the fall rendered him unconscious. The injured man was picked up by his comrades and Dr. Horn immedi- ately summoned. Upon examination by the doctor it was discovered that Holguin had sustained a fracture of the base of the skull. He was taken to the hospital, but died before he got there.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-16

New York, May 15.-"The market IS a two-sided one and can be han dled safely, we believe. at present levels, if care be exercised in making selections" T. A. M. co.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-16

New York, May 15.-"The stock market looks like higher prices"
 HUTTON.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-16

The new dam of the A. c. company above town is now nearing compile tion, and when finished it will stand any flood that may come down the Frisco in future years. The work was superintended by George Fraser, who has had considerable experience in that line, and consequently it was put in to stay. It is a very neat piece of work and reflects credit up on the people who put it in. In building the building large boulders weighing several tons each were i'm bedded in cement.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-16

New York, May 15.-'Tf would not take much to put this stock market higher. It acts as though it wanted to do better if any encouragement was given r. & W.
 London, May 15.-Copper closed easy on this market today.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-16

Two fatal accidents happened in the Metcalf section Saturday last Domingo de Orta, who was employed in the Standard mines drilled into a missed hole and was so badly injured that he died at the A. c. hospital that night. His partner was also slightly hurt >Orta has large fam fly at Metcalf, who were dependent upon his labor for support. McBar- ris. a timberman at the Shannon walked into a drift just as a shot went off. He lived only few mo ments He had been at the mine but a few weeks. and no one knew where he was from, hence it was impossi ble to notify his relatives of his death How he came to get into the stope where the accident happened is a mystery, for when the fuse was lighted the miners notified everyone and are sure no one passed them going into the mine. It is thought that he must have come down from some of the workings above, as it is the only manner in which his pres ence can be accounted foF.-Coppel Era.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-16

lBy Private Wire to Frank J. Graf.
 Broker, c. c. Hotel Bidg.)