The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-03
UNION CARPENTERS
WILL MAKE MERRY

Monday week the carpenters union
win hold a smoker after the installa-
ton of officers. The list of these for
the ensuing term is as follows:
T. O'Brien, president: George Thorn
as. vice president; F. Sackwitz. secre-
| tary: Carl Ziehm, treasurer; S. K. Ma
waa. financial secretary. Delegates to
| Trades and Labor Council-T. O'Brien,
| George Thomas and F. Sackwitz
AT the meeting of the union last
night. for which very important BUSH
ness had been announced, there was a
good attendance in the T. & L. C. Hall.
AIakea street. The proceedings We're
strictly confidential.
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to north against Itzshan Hill and are
;epulsed with great loss.
September 22-AssauIt continues at
three points. Fort west of Etzshan
Heights captured
September 24-Great assault in prog
ress. Cholera reporbed in Port Arthur
line of defence captured. Supplies
reach Port Arthur.
October 1-Reported that japanese
will go into winter quarters
October 5-22 engagements between
Sept. % and 80. japanese tunneling.
October Sour Russian warsnIps
injured by bombardment. Blockade
runner with supplies captured
October 9-Russians using hand
81 enades.
October 11-Three more ships report
ed out of action.
October 12-Filibuster captured.
October 17-Kuropatkin driven back
and all hope of relief is lost
October 19-Cruiser Bayan sunk in
harbor
October 31-Snokeless powder mag
azines set on fire by shells and burn
ed. Trenches on slopes of Rihlung-
shan captured
October 26-November 3-TERRIFIC
COMMANDMENT AND GENERAL
ASSAULT ON FORTRESS IN Ar
TEMPT TO CAPTURE IT ON MIKA-
DOS BIRTHDAY (Nov. 3D. ENDS IN
BLOODY DEFEAT.
October 30-31-Counterscarp of Sho-
juan. Kiryuzan and Tokeikanzan or
North forts taken, also Fort "P." Ships
in harbor sunk.
November 16-Torpedo boat from
Vladivostok enters Port Arthur.
November 17--Torpedo boat Rastor-
pony arrives with dispatches at Chefoo
and then is blown up.
November 19-Another arsenal blown
up.
November 20-Another general as
sault begun. 1
November 22-Assault continues. Ger |
man blockade runner captured.
November 24-Many assertions, Gar
rison becoming demoralized.
November 27-Japanese swordsmenl
attack
November 8o-2Os-M METER HILL
NINETY PER CENT
0F DEFENCES ARE NOW TAKEN.
December 3-First armistice of the
siege Pause to bury dead and gather
xcunded.
December 4-Poltava sunk and Ret
-izan burned by fire of shells.
December g Another magazine
December s-Peresviet burning and
'obieda listed.
December SAIL RUSSIAN WAR
SHIPS EXCEPT SEyASTOPOL DE-
'TROYED.
December 11-Arsena1 set on fire and
wireless station injured
December 15-1S-BattIeship Sevasto-
'ol torpedoed many times and put out
f action
December 17-General stoessel again.
December 1s-stoezsel says he can
Old out a long time.
December 2o-North Kee Kwan fort
Town up and taken.
December 2s-Eight destroyers es-
ape from harbor.
December "A Houyan shakon
Ieights taken.
December 27-strong positions at Ii
o-ti-shar taken.
December 29-Entire Rfhluneshan
'rt taken, Forty-three guns captured.
December 30-New town abandoned.
December 81 Fungshushan fort
ken.
January 1-stoeszeI asks terms of
,rrendar.
January aPoRT ARTHUR SUR
ENDERs. BANZAI.