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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05
The Senate.
(By Associated Iaress)

(By Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.---Nlr, Long oc-
cuped most Of the time given by the
Senate to-day to the Statehood bill. with
a speech in support Of the measure as
1T stands.
In connection with the agricultural mp
preparation bill there was considerable
debate upon the question OF forest re-
serves. The bin was not disposed OF,
X The Senate passed the House joint reso-
luton authorizing the Director Of the
Census TO publish additional statistics 70.
latns 70 cotton Tic Senate adjourned
until Monday,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05
North Carolina,

The threatened strike at the Spencer
shpps averted BY the return Of the hea tiers
3t f had 'becn taken out---Bil introduced
to prevent liquor from being imported
into North Carolina; House passes judi
ciary Committees substitute to the W. I,
Regulating sale of cornmeal: bill passed
TO allow Governor ITO grant conditional
.pardcn Cotton sp!nners meet at Char
lotto and form a new organlza ton
Young mnn found on streets of5Charlotte
nearly frozen. ia55 3H I&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05
II Prove what Swamp Root, the Great Kidney Remedy
will a. for YOU Every Reader Of Times Dlspatch0
NAV Have Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail.

and unhealthy responsible FOR and
through neglect or other
kidney permitted to- continue fata results are sure
atentonbut your Kidneys most Dauo
they do most andn attention first. 8 a888@#
Van arc sick or taking Dr. <imes
begin q oct better they MI the other organs to health y
will onyi $5& &Sssa Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05
Injured While Coasting.

=; (By Associated %Press.) 5ff'ssl aI3S
ECIIATTA n OOG,A. TENN: Feb. Alive
persons, were seriously injured, 3one fa;-
cuts and bruises in four different sSaccl-5
dents While coasting fon-the Sixth Street
hill here tonight. IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05
General.

+. sil3 IL I.
Assembly of MOBILES at Moscow to send
two addresses to Car OF, subject Of poli,
5tical freedom for people: town in Poland
in sta to o. panic Situation in Manchur.a
still unchanged; several sharp skrinishcs
Nov likely that Congress will adopt
rate bill at this session; Spencer and Cas-
ssatt see President and announce oppnsi-
ton to Townsend -Esch measure--P T.
dent regards course OF Secretary Morton
in Sante Fe affair as high and manly: no
prosecution of officials Of road likely
After shooting Mt wife West Virginia
farmer commits suicide by llungtng into
burning Schooner aflre at sea; name
unknown London sees beginning Of one
Of most remarkable religious revivals IN
( its hlstory-Marooned oystermen rescued
by ice-boa t--lnsurrectio breaks out In
Argentine Republic but government con
trolls situntion--Brtt and White will
meet in ring ! l1x-G Governor Hoogg IL
Sporting news OF the ay--1wo more
Z. wives OF Johann Hoch come to light
Panic at metropolitan. Opera House mar
4 lowiy averted-- Virginia pilots much
stirred up-- President snmmallly dis
poses Of controversy over Indian fund.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05

everything but II promptly cures Kidney
alivolS and Bladder troubles, tho $sy1np or1sj
Of which8are--oblig ia 20 pdss your waite" waite
frequently night and VI day smart NJ Il o..
Irritation In passing, y brickdust or sedl-s
,ment.in the urine headache. backache
lame back, /, slizziness. poor di gestion,
nervousnc IS, X heart disturb
ance due to bad y kidney trouble, sk.n
!aruptions from bad blood, neuralgia
rheumatism, diabetes. hloating irrltnbll I.
lily, WORKOUT feeling. lack Of ambition,
loss Of flesh, sallow complex;liAo1 n =. @ or
Brightts disease. II 3..5 TX N sl3
iS II your water. when allowed to remain
undist,irbed5 In n glass 8H or DO Ito Tor
$twenty-fourS hours, forms q sedin1 or
settling, or has, "a !, cloudy appearance It
iiis Ycvidence That Yourt.k ldneys and fblad-
3der.$need Immediate attention. X III K. Ii II
g Swamp Root Is pleasant to take and IS
for sale at drug stores the world over L ~
bottles of two sizes and two prices
ff1ftyfcents and ono dollar Rem eInp per the
name, Swamp. Root. DR.. 1lllmer's Swamp.
Root. and the address. Binghamton, NJ
III. on every bottle
the wonderful merits OF Swamp q Dot you
Information. botlfsc absolutely
i the thousands upon thousands Of test :.
omen cured. The value and 81 ccess 81
readers are advised to send for O sample
liner &; Co., Bnghamton, N. II be sure to
hmond Sunday Times Il ispatch 7 he gem
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05
SESSION OF CONGRESS.
House Passes Diplomatic and
Consular AUTHORIZATION Bill.
(By Associated Press.

slTY.l (E3y ASSOClnltU FTtSs,I .7I
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The House to-
day passed the diplomatic ard consul
lar appropriation bin carrying S2,1o7OiT.
which is ian increase for this service Of
s7s.7lG over the current appropriation. A
number OF minor bills were disposed OF by
unanimous consent. The debaot while
tho diplomatic bill vas under considera-
ton was very brief, aud was devoted to
railroad rate legislation and reciprocity
treaties.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05
.MOsC0WHk0Bl[sI
4 ADDRESS EMPEROR
(Continuel from First PageD

=
tricn moving around vnhts Pass, tho
Russians thanked iStlic ostlon from the.
indst aud compelled tho Japeneso 10 fall
buck to Chnptnh Pass. The Russians
stormed anu occupied ID portion Of Yantzei
Pass at 1880 f.. Nj, bit tho tnpanese, be-
Ing reinforced by, 5000 tnen,e3t the position
OF the Russlnns WIS tii,tornble1.l thving
carried out tbs trlssloi, Of feeling tho
yeiemy's strength the Russinns hen th-.
drew. nghting,s captnrlngE 4 few Japareso.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05
(13v q asncit.tctl II,rnAa 81

Is Fcba!4, "a T. NJ .I--NIItithUfIa
gheadquart ers, telcgraphlng A,nder date
,ruArv "a, the eiem VS. artillery sbonibnrdcd
FROM several points our right " Ing. 9th
crwise the sltt,tltoli Is unchanged. the
direction OF our left tho enemy has been
shttnclsing In the ntlEhborliood o. Llntiao-5
koil since tho morning Of February Cd
,rhcir force which consisted OF the First
nntl Fifth Rifle Brlgndcs, WIS driven
back toward Changtaii. rho cnpmy's
losses are estimated Mt seven hundred.
We witnessed tho removal OF ovor3thrce
hundred dead. n a8,s 2i "a
t}''1he Russinn dead aalre,ldy Inferred.
after the bnt Ito or IIcikonta!I initlic ncigli-
5borhootl of Suinpai Aloani, alone number.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05

II you arc
subject to colds
during the VIM
ter months, We
urge y U TO
keep n bottle OF
the Bdt t G rs
handy, IA few
doses at t h O
first symptom
will save q lot
OF suff rlnN II
fo.tlfies I y 9
system against
Chile, g @ y d g
and La grippe,
also cures
indigestion,
spyspspsla and
Constipation,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05
Bargains in Shirts.

$l.5o Fancy SOFT 3and stiff Bosom shirts Shirts
ut sl,15.
X 500 ana s225 Shirts at s slL,iS.s AZ
SLIGO and s1.25 Shirts at Sc. ,45
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05
Lamar Favors Hearst Bill.

In&thc course OF a discussion in the
House of Representatives to-day, MI.
Lamar (Florida) asserted that Con-
4 eress had power to fix every railway IA c
ana had constitutional authority to dele
gate this power to q commission Or tri-
bunal. That Congress should do this was
emphasized, lie said, by applications from
$50 organized commercial and agricultural
association, by the position the Democrat
&c party had taken, by the recnmmenda-
I lions Of the. u Republican pnrty, and by
the fact that during the ten Years the
Interstate Commerce Commission had ex-
ercised the rate-muking power, none. OF
the railroad interests In the country were
injured. Mr.. Lam,lrs preference as to the
\ pending measures on the subject Vas the
Hearst bill. with tho amendments sug-
gested by Mr.. Shackelforil and himself
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05

Keep IN mind tho fact that NO 40 nos
admit to our stock anything that we
would not recommend; that our prices arc
tho lowest that could possibly DO quoted
compatible for tho quality OF drugs wor-
thy OF our guarantee; that Il you buy
anything here and rnd II unsuitable when
You set home. you may return u at once,
II In good condition, and reestys Your
money back, corld anything be nore
'fG!r than that? ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05

40
\ Tho mild "a and immediate effeet o. s
swamp loot the great kidney ana bag "a
der remedy is soon realized 1T stands
the higheat for its wonderful cures Of the ,t,
most distressing cases. swalnp-R oct wv y,
set yourbWhole system right, ana ti l'1g
best proof Of this is trial. $s Y. 81
g Cottage ST., M e. r IS n Mass Isl
v "Eyer since ,1tewas in the Army, had
more or less kidney trouble, and VII tne
mast yea st became 20 severe ana 4oomplt-t
catedsfthat suffered everything and WIS
4, much 5llnrmed-n,y strength and power was ns
" fast leaving me. Ill saw an advertisement Oh
Swami. Root aid wrote asking Tor I'D vice
x I began tho use OF the medicine and noted
a decided Improvement after taking swamp
z Root only a short lime !.a 9 \.
sf I continued n Its use, and am thunkful 70
gay thnt3i am entirely Cured ana strong. n
order to be, very ,surei ia bout this z HAD
doctor examine some q OF my. water tpYna y,
ani ne AZ right and ~ splendid
Il know that your swamp Root Is purely!
vegetable and does not contain any harmful
& drugs . Thanking you for my complete re,
!. covery and trecomepdlns Swamp Root to- all
sufferers / am, " 5i fa f8 Very truly yours
. Tisi5s I'M r. C.. RICHARDSON'S
swamp Root Is not recommended for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05
So many hundreds OF thousands of our
6wn citizens are directly Interested

II Sp ll1ullSE II unuieuS4 VI liouSulluS claOuF
{ awn citizens are directly Interested
Z s'ns employees or as holders of Sc
4E$itiea, and upon the prosperltyEof
THAI of%the general business of
country SO l;lrgely depends, would
MY be an unjust and unfair dis
n ton, but might result dlsas-s
II ~ tothe public welfare. iat
Cassatt referred to the fact that
Z sacunt,o of money invested in rail-
property WAS about $4,000 million
'iars, represented by securities most
ssrs hold in this country and very wide
ly Distributed among the people, and
that the number Of employees was
about 0ol.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05
AZ 4 al III see the Tn derweara

Need 3Shoes97
fianan's and other $500 to
S6.OOshoe are obtainable5 here.
now at only $685.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-05

N oTE.-In order to PROV
may have.a snmple bottle and u boolleSof
free by mail. The book contains many
monial letters received from men and 4
swamp Root are 80 well known that OIL
bottle. In sending your address to DR..
say YOU read this s generous offer In the Z
ulneness Of this offer Is guarante edd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-04-28
0lms Der SmnSesbauptitaSt
@irOer Elm pfrummer" GicHcr ocS
&OlfeS criuiidDt.

Gntloiillug uno qerihtIidc @crfoIs
iolglug riuea IN Ncw'Sort Itutio-
nirtcn 9comten ongeor0net. -
Grunmc @cIdidten bel 2Iuiitcll.
lima Der Sobnliitcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-04-28
SaltmOre Ib 5rcitag ben %. NpriI 1905.

ShiIte iucr0en iiir 0ic CONNER
llebrngSiobrteu Der See-Gu0etteu Scr
Ntorinez9ltobcmie pcrpenoct ucroen
Ter &relt5er oWorblebeoo" lit uui Der
Hcile BON Eouamu nod San 5Sran.
cisco non Sm Soie DC Guatemala ob.
gcgonacn mO miro o(9 nGhitcu Sa.
len NCopIlCo onlollien Der &rerBcr
,WtinneopoliS" lit bon &cniuColu
na6 Neluport.3elp& abqcgon9eu lmO
miro 5uuGhit 9te>u &ouOon Gom,
unloufen. SpGter miro OoS S6iii
iiir oie expedition inter 2eihmQ ocS
Gontrc.NomirotS Gbeiter sur 9eo6od,
hug Der SouneniinitcruiB im 9luQuit
ou Der ofrifonilhen aiiite HlSgeriiitct
mcr0en.
&opuuiihei auliS in @os
iuaii.
ISo6n 0lc@utre, elm &ertreter OcS
,6ra0c & 2abor Council" in Nono.
hluL 0olpaii, botte belte cine GoniC'
rcu3 nit Dem ScfrctGr Morriion bon
Der o9lmcrifoniiHen sSebcrotiou Of
&nbor" bc5iiglih Der Ginmalbcrlmg
ioponiichcr ault9 0ui 0en bouaii'i6eu
Sniem. Gr crfl6rte 0ru. Morriion,
Der 3,I3ng rueroe INNER itdrfer, mo
IN ser 9legel blieben Ole &eute nur
tlr5c Belt im0 ieBteu Damn ibrc Heiie
uob ocu Ser. Stnaten tort
&ulano Steueru.
Dos mouutlidbe Bulletin Scr Gin'
gauge ser SSnlnnOIteuern crgub, 0oB
oie @ciommt-Ginadnge iiir 0en NO.
nat M1rS 1905 $t9,347302 betrugcn
mas 9cgen oeu Monot W}dr5 1904 cine
3unoMne bon $263,0i4 beoeutct. Die
GingGnoc aus Den peri6icOenen Gin
nubmequeIIen uer0en iuie folqt. on-
Negebcn: Spiritloieu i105t ,096,
Nbnohmc 1922 ,5S2; En6ut 81 ,227.
276, 3unobme $473764; Qcqobrene
Spiritlloien $3900,000, 3luo6mc
S259322; Oleomoraoriu $7S,29l,
3mohmc 1886; ouigcfriiftc 9ut-
fer $t0,390, Nbnobmc $3tS2; Ser.
ihicOcucS $79.418, Nbnobne 500, SO.
Sir sic nelu Monote ocS Iouicnocn
&e6nnna0iubreS 5eiacn Ole GingGuNc
cine 2lbnobme lm $lt9,657.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-04-28
StabtiidDe @aSluerfc fir GGicaso.

Gbtcago. 2t. 9(pril. - Mapor
1uume miro obne 8er5ug S6ritte
tbun, nm ole StaotS.2 .2egi8latur gum
GrloB zines @eieees SIT uerunloiien
peldeS Der Stoot Gbicago eS ermog.
Iidt, iid) oui Die sSobrifotion pon @1S
ein5uIoiien mo Den 8eIerbtllngS.
@eieli6often Goufurten5 5u ma6en.
y Die bieiige @oSgeieIllduit iogte
Ger Manor, .beiitt cine permnnentc
Gon5eiiion lmo Die ein5ige glrt, luie
Ole Stnot oo5u gelangeu fam, AMI
eigene Gehnllng @aS bcr5uitelleu, be,
ltebt oariu, 0ob mnn ibr Gonfllrreu5
modt. 0a mir bis lett fem 0eleb
beiiBen, ipelheS inS oo5n ernlGdtigt,
10 bin idl eiria benlilbt Die 9tnnabme
eines @eiebeS 81 peranlaiien, meIbeS
DER Stnot erlaibt @a5 berjultelIcn
nno 5u pertanten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-04-28
Sin @rbcimnif bcS WIrcrcS.

SAT- 8iper. @oii.. 81. 9lpril,
- Captain 5. u. @rifiin bon Ger
9teru.Dorfer 8orte IS. y. Hobel, "
pelde olgenbIidIib bier I'M Soien
liegt mabte bel Den biciigen Soien.
9eboroen Die 2ln5eige, 0oB er um II.
9lpril 30 Wleilen iiioueitIi6 BON
Wiontouf Eoint, Gong Ssluno cine
Menge Sdiiistriinmer lmo 5mei nit
RettungSgiirtelu ueriebene menids
lide Seihen in oen 8ellen treibcno
erblidt babe. Gr babe bIau angeltri'
6ene Sdeioem0nOe. aobinen @in'
ri6tiugSitilde, pieIe HettunaSgilrtel
lmo anoere @egenitdnoe mterifeiOen
fonnelt, ood bdtten Die bodqebenoen
@ogen mo cin beitiger @ino meiterc
9tudforidungen unnogli6 gelnn6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-04-28
Seine tsrfnriiOnen.

9telp Yorf, -, 2(pril 49, @ic
uohbnItig Die entieBIiCbe ,Sloclm"
&otnltrop6e trob ollem gcluirtt, uie
ihmcr oaa &crtrotcn auf Ole 3uuers
ldiiiQteit OeS Observation-Disclosures
ties eridiittert lit, miro iebt criibtlid,
in elmer Belt, in lpelder ole Goutrofte
fiir ShiiiS. S.9usfliige bon ocn &ertre,
tern bieiigcr Sonmtogs. uno &irdcn-
ihuIen ionIt Gemeiniglid) iiir Die BE-
poritebenoe Soiion obgeihloiien 5u
meroen pilegter. Die 0ompiidiffS.
glgenten ioIt aQer @elelll6aften Ole
GrtllrlionSid)ifie louien loiieu, berid)'
ten 6oB eS iaIt umnogIidJ fir iic it,
irgcnotuelhc Gontrotte 81 erbolten
SGuiiq erbolten lie bon Den Superins
tenoenteu Der SonntogSi6llIen, luic
oen @eiitlihen, oie iiir oerortiQe glr,
rongenlentS uerantportli6 limo, Die
9lnhuort, ooB tic gor nidt oorun ben.
fen, ein GbnIideS Hiiifo 81 iiberneb'
men, luie ea Die ct. Warfila s@e.
meiuoe bot erfobren miiiien. Die
6ol0e it, ooB mebrere @rfllriionS.
Sdifiiabrto @eieaid)often Die ionit
in 9teru.Oorf Elm bliibenoes @ei6Git
m1breno Der Commemorate betrie.
ben, ooS 6elo ibrer Gb1tigfeit no6
onoeren Orteu berlegt boben 100 0ie
Grinnerung on Die oSIoClm" -aota.
itropbe nidt aon5 10 friitb it, rpic in
9telus Yort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-04-28
GbicnGO'S TuBrmaun8 Strife.


Gbicugo, 81. 2lpri(. 80 Die
@eihGit@ 2lgcnteu Don II Gubr-
mam9 lmiouen in G6icoNo iiuo in
itruirt mor0cn, ole Brin5ipalc oui5u-
ior0erlL feiue Maoren me6r iiir
Woutgomcrp @ar0 4 60. 0crCu
Subrlelltc in cmem SUmpatbieltrite
6u @lmitcu Der itritenOcu Sbucioer
bc9riiicu iin0, 5I bei0rOcrn NSm
Sale eiuer @cigcrIug ioll Elm Strife
1c1cu icoc ser bctreiicuocu Tirmen
mqcoronct pcroen. 0icicr @eihhlB
mlroc in elmer beutc 9tachmltttog I'M
ter Dem &oriiBe oe9 iutcrnotionnIcn
&r0iiOcuten Shea ubqebaltcncn &C.
mciniomcn &criammIung qcfuBt. Gr
lit 0i, 9lntuort ulf Ole berulSIor.
Ocru0c 0ulhtng, nelbe Die oGbicuGo
employers 2INociation" ongcnommeu
bat. 2ieiclbe hat ell ueuc9 6ubr.
mom3 @cihGit gcgrimoet mo
lhIdt @o8cu nit iolqcuber Snihriit
ml3:
oQicicr &ogcn geb0rt ser lluo6.
biugigcn GpmpoQnie. 9Sir licicru
ySuarcn an MtoutQomcru g2oro &
So, ob mo beih0itiQcu feinc lluio.
niiten Subrlentc.
0orlnter mar cine Nbihriit 0c&
bonn &ibtcr 9rcntono crloiiencu Ghl-
baIt0befe6IS, uelcbcr ollie &el0itiMmQ
Der @cIh1itr @oro & Cos pcrbictct.
onaei6lngen. glnb6nger Der Suitcr
menocteu bel beItigen StruBeumll.
lGllieu mieOcr ShmeieIinIrc o0cr
iraeno cine unoere SGlrc on Sin
@icro Dor eiuem Ger Maaen WlontGo
meru @or0 & SOS mnroc i6limn
DcrbrnlHt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-04-28
ScrgGnsniRboIc 8aiOlin.GrplOiiOu.

Greens bu a. 60, %. 9lpril
= Gie Grploiion elmer @oioliniloihc
itette geltern bie 8obnllng oeS Che
poores So6n 6. 9unfle in 9rnno,
nobel Srci ainoer inn sllter pon reip.
q 8 uuo 3 ISabrcn perbronnten. nab.
reno oos iiinglte 2-iGbrige 3o6ter.
lein lebensaefdbrlide 9ranorpunoen
onoontrlia. Erei Waun Ser ;Seuer.
pebr erliiien iflimme 8erlesungen,
mb ebenio ruuroen 9fnpoIt u. 90.
@pont uno SSobn z. 0tilrpbp, welde
iid an oen HettungSorbeiten bethel.
ligt batten, onrh grano- II. 56nitt.
uunoen perlebi. lie 75.iGbriae
@robnuiter Der ainoer botte, nGb.
reno Die eltern III Der STRIDE peilten,
Ole GoIoliniiaidje mperiehens nnlge.
iioBen. mas iofort Die Grploiion unb
oen 9rano snr Jolge bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-04-28
SOrnaoo III ,lainOiS.

@eorio, Sis, 2t. 9tpriI - Sn
noro0ltlicbcn Gbcil pon Fcorio rpurs
ben geItern 9(beuo iiini(Sebdtoc onr6
cinen Iorno6o 5crit0rt mo pier &ers
ioncn babel lcicbt pcrlett. Der @ino'
ItoB oouerte folm cine Seftn0c llno
6elue9te iid in einenr SolbfreiS. Sur5
Dor uno unmittelbor uoh Dem
8noItoB 6erri6te ein @eluitter nit
eincm @ino bon 40 Meilcn @ei6luin'
oigfeit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-04-28
WlajOr YIN. @. SlrmitrOna aeitOr6ru

GteucGouo, 8, %. 9lpril. -
Waior 99m. ". gtrmItrona einer Der
befomtciten 9enIofroten Der Stoot
uno oes StuoteS, lit uob eintdgiaer
4ronfhcit elmer 2lngenent5iinolng
crlcQcn. Moior 9lrmltrong, meIder
cine Mcngc itdotiid)er lmO itautIider
9(emtcr befIeiOet bate II. audi io6re'
lana Geoofteur 0eS bieiigcu Slain
0eoler" mar, ioQ 0ericnige gcwcien
icin, Der 5uerit 0en Sobn ais oemo'
frutii6es @ortei.gmbIem in 8or-
idlug brodtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-04-28
Streit nm bic 9tippnr.Saicln.

8biIaoelp6io, go, %
gtpril. - 0os llnteriu6ungs.G .Gomite
in ser SiIpred t. 4n9elegenbeit miro
mabridpeinlid einen neuen 3eugeu
pernebmen. @S banoelt ii6 INN Hrof.
Wpbrmou ans SdWeoen. nel6er ais
einer Der betannteiten SrientoliIten
guropa'S 1no 8erfolier mebrercr
miiieni6aitlider 9lbbonohmgen iiber
Die glusgrabungen BON 0ippur be-
fonnt lit. Der @elebrte meilte ge.
tern ioIt oen gon5en Gag in @eiea.
i6oit Or. Silpreht'S i'm Wuielm,
poielbIt er Die III 9etradt folnnen.
oen 5ofeln elmer iorgfGltigen Inter
iitdung unter5og. Ser Heftor Der
llniperiitGt pongenniplunrien, G6nS.
s. Sarriion, Der 8oriiber OeS llnter.
illhunqs.G .Gomite's, er6ielt geItern
einen ans Gaiiel 0atirten 9rief BON
Yroi. Soupt BON Der oSobns Sop.
fins llniuerlit1t. Inter Den Srien.
toliIten, peld]e Der Heftor nor ossi
@ohen um gemeiie gegen Or. Silp-
rc6t eriu6t Bate, befano iidl aud
Iroi. Sonpt. ilno man ninmt an,
ooB Der erlpGbnte Brief Ociien Gor'
Iieaung Der 9lnaelegenbeit ert1aIte.
9rof. Saffron lno @emabliu iinb
aeitern na6 Nelp.Yorf nbgereiIt, Inn
lib bon oa 'iIber Bremen nab N'iin
heu 81 begeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-04-28

Qulfc ser lceteH Gage an ibn acricb-
tct morocn limo, bat cr iih audi nod
uiht in Ocn acrinaitcn @i0criprllh
pCrlUidClt.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-10-19
LOCAL BREVITIES.

A fifth class. or bottle, liquor license
has been granted to Shimomura Yoshi-
taro at Waikaumalo, North Hilo, Ha-
wall.
C. Christoffersen. luna on Kahuku
plantation, departed for Victoria last
night on the Moana on a six months
vacation
Judge Hardy has dismissed the
riandamus suit against Assessors Holt
and Farley pro forna, so as to bring
the important income tax question
speedily before the Supreme Court.
Wong Lung will be produced before
Judge De Bolt this morning under a
writ of habeas corpus, claiming he is
unlawfully imprisoned for receiving
stolen goods on the ground that there
is no such offense in the statutes OF
Hawaii.
A highwayman shot by policeman
on September % has been identified by
the San Francisco police as Matthew
Kennedy, alias James Kelly, alias Kid
McMunn who robbed Willard r. Green,
the Denver millionaire, of $150,000 few
years ago on a voyage from San Fran
cisco, via Honolulu, to Sydney, and was
concerned in the robbery of $500 from
the strong room of the steamer Ala
media on voyage up from Australia.
Miss Grace Spreckels has left the
sanatorium and is again at her nome
on Pacific avenue, but has not yet re-
covered her strength sufficiently to go
out at ALL The date of her wedding
to Alexander Hamilton has not been
arranged, but the event is probably
not far distant, should Miss Spreckels
health continue to improve. Both MISS
Sprecke1s and Mr.. Hamilton are de-
cidedly Indifferent to the delights OF
society and have announced positively
that they will permit no entertaining
in their honor, except of the most IN
formal nature, which is distinct dis
appointment to their many friends,
who were planning a number of events
Slar theIn.-Can.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-10-19
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Rainier beer has best flavor.
DIR. Woods telephone numbers arc
now: Office, Main "a; residence. White
2551.
The Chong Fat Chan restaurant or
Maunakea street has private rooms up
stairs.
Every man to his taste but the taste
of the big majority runs to Primo
Lager.
Won Hamm-Young Co. is headquar-
tiers for automobiles with splendidly
equipped freproof garage.
Special sale of trimmed hats on Mon
day at Ehlers & Co.'S. See the dis
play in their show window.
The best Hawaiian rice 1885 a bag
at Henry May & Co.'S, Phone Main
%. Now is the time to buy.
White Leghorn chickens at auction
tomorrow at VIII E. Fishers auction
rooms, on Fort and Queen streets.
Send your Alameda damaged freight
to the auction rooms of Will e. Fisher,
and get quick returns and personal
attention.
Those wishing good locations for
tenement buildings see The Waterhouse
CO.'S advertisement on the last pdSS
Of this issue.
The Hawaiian Hotel Annex lease
hold at Waikiki win be sold at public
auction by VIII E. Fisher on Satur-
day, October p.
A ladies' gold watch was lost some
where between Kalihi and Waikiki.
Liberal reward if finder will return to
the Gazette Office.
The Bergstrom Music Co. has just
received a large assortment of Pianola
music Pianola owners should call
early and make their selections.
First class tickets to all stations on
the Oahu Railroad and Haleiwa cou-
pom tickets are now on sale at the
Office of Trent & Co., 936 Fort street.
A dark brown Jersey COW strayed
from the premises of the Fertilizer
Works at Kalihi. Suitable reward il
same is returned to C. Hagens, at Ka-
lihi.
c. z. Alexander has power OF attor-
ney to act in all matters during the
absence of J. A. M. Johnson of the
]. A. NJ johnson Co, Ltd, from the
city.
More fine dry goods will be sold Sat
urday morning and evening in the
store opposite the fishmarket, on King
street. VIII E. Fisher viii have charge
of the sale.