The Oregon daily journal., October 11, 1904, Image 1

REFUSES TO
Ee Declares Thst the City
' Does Pet Need the Rev
, erce Prc?cseir .
POOLSELLCS GAOLING
Volets EifBt Coflicilaci Are Pre-
fired to Stultify Their Pesltloi
;V-:. of Three Moitbs Afo the
; Ordinate Is Deal ; :
f. - ; - v .. . . . :
Mayor WTllmms hu vetoed tho pool
tton ordinance, thereby oarryiog dls
Mr Into the .hearts of tb gambling fm-
. tornRy who relied Upon hie acquiescence
in the eehetae to Mkl Portland agata
wide-open towa. -
The mayor! veto eMsiege wee rna
this morning. Unless eiaht wnbin of
. ths City council shell vote to override
; fal two. tho poolrooms wUl aot bo al
lowed to reopen. .
Mayor Williams disposes summarily
his mhh of tb pretense that the
city needs tho revenue to be derived
' Trom licencing th poolroom and de
slarea his belief thaT poolssllln ta "one
,pt tho moat vidioua and seductive form
of gamMlng," which bo will not allow
to beoeme a local lastttuttoa In thta oUy.
Tho mayor reminds tho oounell that It la
but thro months ago that an ordlnanoa
, absolutely prohibiting tho operating- of
poolrooms tu passed, receiving tho
votse of 1 of tho 11 eounoUmen. and de
ellnes to bo a party to tho sudden change
' f front now proponed. - . -
.. . vomt at ua Tuts. .
! Tho atossage follows ' ' .
- "To tho HoBorablo CouncO of tho CRT
' of ' Portland, Oregon."- Oontlomen 1 -
i koMWlth return ordlnanoa No. I .!. ea
tiud 'An ordlnanoa to prohibit tho oon--i
dueling- of boeawnaklng and pool -sailing
establishments within tho corporate lim
its of tho city of Portland without first
obtaining a Jtoanao therefor, without my
njproroi. ''
"An ordlnanoa. of which tho following
If A copy, 1 now In fores in this city:
M 'It la hereby declared to bo unlawful
tor any person either aa owner, pro
1 prtetor, aaanagor, employe or leeaoo or
otherwise, within the oorporato limits of
tho elty of Portland to oonduet any
book-making Mtabllahmsnto or ta bell
pools or tickets or to gamble In any
manner whatsoever upon horns races
either within or without the oorporato
limits of the elty of Portland, and any
prmon violating tho provision of this
ordlnanoa shall, upon conviction thereof,
hefore the muntolDal court, be punished
by a fine not toexoeed ItOt or by taiprto-
onznsnttn the city fell for to days; pro-'-
video, however, thst thta ordinance shall
' not apply to the sale of pools or tickets
or book-making upon tho results of
KJ horse-races hold within tho en closure of
a moo or fair association within tho cor
porate limits of tho elty of Portland dor-
- In? a race meeting; and, provMod. fur
ther, that there shall bo no ouch sale of
"' pools or Ucketa or book-making upon
tho reeuM of horse raoao held outside of
' the enolosure In which such horse raoss
hall bo earrted on.' . .
m "This ordlnanoa wan passod on tho
loth day of July. 104. was voted for by
10 members of tho council and was an
proved by mo on tho list day of July.
104. I know of no reason why this or-
. dinanee should now bo repealed and an
other enacted expressly prorldlng for
- tho ootabllshinont of poolrooms la this
. olty. '
"There ts no force ta tho argument
that the financial ooadltlon of this elty
snakes h1 ehanao necessary, as the
- amount of rovonuo to bo reoelvod under
1 this now ordlnanoa would bo too trifling
to bo entitled to mnoh, tf any, oonaldera
tlon. Z am of tho opinion that the sell
U Ing of pools npon homo moos tn distant
parts of tho country la one of tho moat
- vicious and eeductlve forms' of gambling
' and 1 cannot consent to make It a legal
Inetltutlon hi thta olty. - Respectfully
submlUed, ' - -
vjaonaa n. wh.liams,
l ," " . - "Mayor.
. .'- ' Osnnorrsisgj f a mam.
Mayor Wllltama veto places tho nine
aounctlmon who have advocated tho
poolroom ordlnanoa In on awkward poai-
'. tlon. The mayor reminds thorn that loos
than three months ago they passed an
' ordlnanoa absolutely prohibiting all pool
selllng; and that 1 of tho councllmoB
. voted for that ordlnanoa. Relays bam
tho absurdity of he pretense that tho
poolrooms most now bo licensed In order
to replenish tho city treasury. Them la
,. therefore no possible excuse for the ex
traordinary change of front Involved tn
(Continued on Page Two.)
WOOD ALCOHOL KILLS
25 SALOON PATRONS
(sweat gpaelal ftVrrW.)
Kevt York. Oct. 11. Rudolph Prttsho,
a' saloonksepor on Tenth avenue, baa
been arrested and charred with being
a person demanding survotllanea, but
ths real oauao was tho death of II per
sons la that neighborhood within !
days.
These deaths word' duo to acute alco
holic poteontng. A chemist found that
Prttebe's whisky contained wood alco
hol. The whisky retailed at 10 cents a
ptnt, Prltohe aald ho bought tho liquors
from a reputaoie. wholesale concern.
The police will probably close down tho
Wbolesala house today.
jAvastigauoa disclosed tho fact, that
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HUGE GAPS
III JETTY
Fierce Stem Undoes Con
siderable Work of U.
, ;Se Engineers. -
i
SIX KEN ; IN DANGER
;
Left, After Breaks; Oo Outer Eod if
StrictBre Life Boat Rcicia
" Thea After Perlleas iwr- ; C;
V ley Across Bar.
Onoa mom the Columbia river Jetty
has been broken by tho Irresistible as
sault of sn ocean storm, nweeptna-.tp
from the southwest wtUT all the gather
lng might -of thousands of miles of aa-1
Interrupted travel, the storm burst noon
tho .Oregon ooaat yesterday morning.
Tho huge rollere boat upon tho etty at
tho mouth of tho Columbia with a vlo
lonoo which sou Id not be withstood and
Vwo huge gaps were opened In tho trestle
work, cutting off all communication
with the outer end of the structure and
effectually , suspending further opera
tions f orchis season, major JLaogfltt,
the government one I near char as of
the worn, estimates that about foot
of piling- have been carried away.
-j. A-'tormina- incident was tho narrow
escape from death, of ate men who were!
sought upon tho outer end of tho Jetty
when tho break occurred and whose res
cue was aooompliohod aalg after hears
of desperate of fort, -Pong
for the
Pears om entertained that, weakened
by tho storm, still mom of tho Jetty wUl
glvo way, thereby undotnc a groat part
of tho work which haa boon accom
plished this season. The storm was
r, iIiJmm Kilt Mil - hn.
man In this city is not yet in posses-
slon of definite information, aa to the
velocity of tho gala
News' of tho storm reached Portland
mot evening and Major Langfltt left at
onoa for Fort Bterena, where he Is to
day superintending the efforts to pre
vent further damage. Ho aside tho
following statement by long distance
telephone this morning:
-There are two breaks ta tho trestle
and altogether about 1,004 foot of pU
1ns; has boon oarried away. One of these
breaks la at a nolnt whom the trestle
was earrted away before. It Is Impossi
ble to say whether any mom of tho
trestle will go, but X bono to prevent
this. Kelthar of the breaks Is at tho
outer end of tho Jetty. Tho .work of
repairing tho bmaka will bo commenced
no soon as possible and ws may be eWe
to complete It this fall, but It win bo
Impossible to do anything- mom this
season toward tho extension of ths Jetty.
Tho rook work will novo to stop until
next saaaosv Of eourse thorn la too
danger as always In such oases that
tho destruction of a part of the Jetty
may bo followed, by the less of aUU
mom of It
At tho Portland office of the United
gtatso engineering department m defi
nite information as to the damage to
tho Jetty has boon received. Major Langr-
fltt is not expected to return untu to
morrow morning.
bona TnaawaUy Severe.
The storm was of unusual severity for
one 00 early m tho winter season. Heavy
seas worn rolling when tho men em
ployed on tho Jetty went to work yester
day morning and the spray was dashing
hi ah over tho too of tho trestle. No
serious danger was apprehended, how
ever, and the rook trains wsm travs Una-
back and forth, carrying out their loada
of ballast for tho piling! One train had
Just oomo la, leaving oht men at the
outer and of tho Jetty, when tho breaks
occurred. These men worn Robert Pal
eoner, two brothers named Qesser, Ous
Larson, H. Humphrey and C Stout. The
men were completely out off from shorn
and worn exposed to ths growing fury
of tho waves, so that they warn soon
drenched and benumbed.
Tho Point Adams life saving grow put
ant to rescue tho men, but the breakers
upon tho bar worn so violent that the
(Continued "On Pago Two.)
tho saloonkeeper had a btg call for fhw
al 00 hollaed whisky. Which m largely Used
by the poorer classes of that section aa
aa Intoxicant after being diluted and
sweetened with sugar.. This trade has
been kept up for yearn, henoe there la
but small ground upon which to hold the
saloonkeeper, as It la believed the ease
wUl Anally simmer down to carelessness
on the part of tho wholesalers. Tho
wholesale house Is also conducting an
Inveotiamllon Into the ease, to learn
whemla tho blame on their part la to bo
placed.
ffevere ether vlctrma 'of (he alcohol
poisoning are la a eriiioei oondlttoa and
may die . - -
SANCTION
mi ; ill 1
... - ?rt j .. Hi .Huff 1 .n 111 : :
AT THS LEFT OT THB) PICTURU I
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am stirs up -
POLITICS I?f UTAD
J'
Fonber Seoatftr Prlicipal Speaker at
HeeUot Tells Haw Electaral Vate
af State h Bartered ty Ckareh.
(Jearaal gpeelal srrieB. '
alt Lake City, Oct. lly Pormor s)en
ator Prank Cannon, one of the most
prominent Mormons of tho country,
has msdo the moat sensational speech
ever delivered In Utah. Senator Can
non was tho oh Ief orator at a mooting of
too American party, Just organised by
the Republican and Democratic Gentiles
who am opposed to tho domination, of
the Mormon ohurott la polltlca. He
said: - v ' " -
"In lltC a senator of tho United
States came to Utah ta behalf of tho
Republican party, and bargained With
the ecclesiastical power for the delivery
of the electoral vote of Utah and sur
rounding states. It was Impossible to
carry out tho bargain at that time. In
10 another emlaeary of tho Repub
licaa national party oamo tn Utah and
made tho earns bargain for tho elec
toral vote, Tho bargain wag executed
and Utah, "which four years previously
bad given ls,eet majority for Bryan,
was turned over to tho Republican parly
by socles last loal dictation. This year
similar bargains have been made,
"Before the death of Hanoa, Presi
dent Roosevelt became fearful that Sen
ator K earns would take the Hanna dele
gation into the Chicago convention, and
a bargain was made by which, if Sena
tor Smoot would take tho Roosevelt del
egation Into the Chloago convention,
the Smoot Investigation, which It was
pointed out would bo renewed at Salt
Lake City ta tho summer, would bo
postponed until after election. , That
bargain was oarried out 1
"Btnoo that time and quits recently
another emissary has appeared prop
erly accredited with high authority from
Washington, who has bargained for the
delivery of the electoral vote of tho
state of Utah for the Roosevelt ticket.
HORSE DEAD AND MAN
MAY DIE FROM FUMES
' tfsarsal gpeeUl . Serrto.
Ssn Bernardino, CaL, Oct. 11. Fred
Deoounter, a mining man. Is tn a orlt
oal condition from the effects of cyanide
fumes, ho having been found In tho des
ert unconscious, while beside him lay
his homo, dead. Iaoounter otarted to
oarry to tho O. K. mine at Dale part of
a sack of cyanide, throwing tho each
over his shoulder a hs rode along.
Throe hours later hs was found, hts
horse having borne him a number of
miles before ho was overpowered by the
deadly fumso, when, otumbHng. H threw
Deeouator to one aide, while tho contents
of tho bag were ooattered over tho ani
mal, exposing It to further fumes, which
soon brought death, Decounter was In a
dying condition when found, and It lo
likely death win follow.
(Boiriel nssaatk w The JeorsaM
Salem. Or, Oct. 11. Bight applicants
for admission ' to tho bar am being
examined this afternoon by th4 supreme
OWM - -M -
. IB eTOV So) WUL - 'i
' (Jearaal gpKlsl gei-rice.)
Londosj, Oct H. Lady Cumon passed
a fair night, but la Mt so well this
sBornlngy. -
THS PTdURB OP KAN DI LAW AND THH OTHKR FIOURM AT THB RIQHT 19
i JOgBES. THS gMALL riOURS IS THAT OP QUsf TL OOD OF EV1U
DEATH KNELL
GUM Jl
s.
Gum Jt the crafty effsprlag of tho
night, who plots wickedness against
msn. still sits bealda the mighty goda of
good at de Ssoood street and smiles a
cunning smile at those who. work for hla,
destruction. Through his mss ngoist
of evil be already knows tho fats that
awaits him, but ba does not deign to
fear.
Through all ths years bo baa lived
and still will live, though all tho wiles
and arts of Chinatown have been arrayed
against hla. They am beokoning to
him to Join tho feaat that Is tn pi-ogress
in Second street in honor of the harvest
festival. Bewla of Moo have been placed
beside him; a long bamboo and "slx
biuy bop" am near that bo may amoks
and dream. But bo does not head tho
wily tempters.
Cunning speech of prlast-and earnest
prayer of penitent have not availed to
luse him from his perch an the balcony.
Other means wilt bo employed tonight
and a deep plot Is being laid by pious
souls to foroo htm from hla place ta case
ho WUl not come when bidden.
- Tonight long linos of lights will bs
stretched oa both sides. of tho street
from Pino to Alder street Candles will
bum at dletanoo of every five feet,
bidding a welcome to ovary one both
good and evlt to the feast that has been
prepared. Onoa Inside tho lino of lights
ths evil god's power la at an end. Only
by outside assistance can bo escape. If
once b la Inveigled within tho fiery
bounds. Hs will shriek and call to his
legions of blank spirits, but outside tho
row of lights will bo a double lino of
Chlnamsn. who with wild noise will
drive away tho spirits that may answer
the call. . -
So Oum Jl's and la drawing near. Tho
oandles will burn tonight to bid him to
tho feast If he Is too wlee to oomo,
fires wUl burn In place of oandles In the
streets tomorrow night Then, tf he
does not oomo, all avenues of osoaps will
bo watched while four sturdy prleste
march to ths balcony and foroo him to
tho fire. His uoeo will burn at each
blase until bis evil bead la gone; then
with wild shouts of Joy and loud re
joicings ba will ba tossed Into a hugs
fire and wholly cremated. '
Tonight the lines of lighted ottndteo
will J extended to tho river front
Down to tho water's edge and out upon
a small raft the tiny names will gleam
to light the way tnto the spirit world
of tbooo who drowned. Servleee will be
held upon the raft for pfoue Chlneoo who
found tho other world through Che river
MILLIONAIRE KILLED
IN A FIERCE DUEL
(msl gpeelal service.)
Seville, Spain, Oct lLMarquM Pick
man, millionaire politician, was killed
in a dual bora today by a gendarme, Cap
tain Parados. '
Tho duel was tho moult of a personal
difference and wag fought ta regular)
form, but wUh great fury, both moa re
fusmoT to yield after being wounded,
TTsTBOA PABVOAX &A
(Jearaal Sssdsl berries.) . .
Herrls Heights, Jf. T Oat It. The
gunboat Paduoah wan ; successfully
launched st tho yards, of tho dkrabury
company st Stiff o'clock thta moral og.
She ta of I.etO tons register and Is a
slater ship of tho Dubuque. She ts do
siemed for eervtee sh Central and South
Amertesa water a -v.-.r; & ,. .
mm
IS
RUNG
channel during the past year. Inoenet
of sandalwood wilt rise from polished
censers; ths weird, sepulchral chant of
tho choir will float over the waters.
But only for tho souls of those who
were good ta Hfe will services be )ield.
Their spirits still hover tn Chinatown
and Watch their frtende and relatives to
see If proper ooremony U done their
memory. The souls of those who fol
lowed tho god of evil ta life am forgot
ten. They have found lodament In the
forma of chickens, cows, pica and other
anlmaja, - Whan tho animal dlea tho soul
rushes Into space, whom It files at ran
dom for a Urns until it again possesses
tho body of a pig or rooster.
During tho feast now In progress ta
Chinatown the late netting la on the out
side to aJL The hungry may eat free of
coot Tho rule applies to both living
Chinamen and spectral forma. For the
living them am largo bowls of rioe, ehop
sticks and chop auey. For tho dead
them am similar articles of food In
equally large quantities, that la renewed
each day. Though It remains apparent
ly untouched, tho spirits havs fed. and It
would bo a oaorlleaious insult to proffer
them tho sums food twice.,
- SHUed wrap Ooeches Baa. " -'
The prleots and eholr that worn Im
ported from Baa Francisco have been
extremely .busy since their arrival. At
any hour, day or night, am heard -In
Second street the frightful din of beat
ing tomtom and screeching pipe. Prom
Joashouso to Josehouss the pries tiyparty
marchee and holds short servleee in
each. At 108 Second otreet this morning
a monster mt was sacrlfloed to appease
great San Dl Law and San Dl Ola In a
gilded trap too mt was caught last
night to give 'Its Ufa to the gods at
good, that have been somewhat over
looked by tho attentions that bavo boon
paid to Oum Jt, tho god of evlt
The festivities will continue till II
o'clock Wednesday night Visitors am
weloomod, provided they behave then
serves, and can wltneee the oeleorauons
ln almost any part of Chinatown.
Tomorrow night after Oum Jl Is de
stroyed, both Ban EH Gin and San Li Law
will disappear. Nona but the priests
will know whom the giant figures bavo
gone. At tho same time will also disap
pear tho paper steed that waits the bid
ding of Us maerter. Those learned In
priestly craft say that the curious chart
er wUl oarry away both tho goda to the
distant spirit land whllo A aloud ob
scures tho moon.'
CONFESS PLOT TO
ry KILL KING ALFONSO
' f ' ,
- (Jesnal fssrlsl sarrtm.) .'
Barcelona, Spain, Oat It TbO polloo
today arrested three dangerous anarch
ists who am reported to have oonf eased
having a plot on foot for tho aosaseina
tfcm of King Alfonso. t .
While no efflclei statement haa boon
madb aa to tho nature of tho plot tt lo
understood it to a portion of that which
was formulated soma weeks ago in
which the anarchists expected not only
to kill Alfonso but ooveral other rulers
aa well. The men arrested am known to
tho occTOt eervtoee of nearly all ste
reo .- .- :
'M, JBO TOBBXi APFOTJTxBJK '
(Jew sal gavHsl gervfee.) -Borne,
Oct 11. It wao announced to
day that Dr. Leo Vogwl baa been ap
pointed minister of state, .:.
THAT OP BAN tt OIN, GOOD
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DEACLYP1STCL FIGHT
L SMALL 'HCl
Three BosiiKss Hci Are Killed and
Twi Of here Mtf Woooded li ";,
, 7 Houston. Texas. :
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(Jearaal geeelal servh-e.) '
Houstdn, Tet, Oct. 11. Them was an
unusual chapter of bloodshed ta Hous
ton Sunday evening, five business men
being snot, three of thorn killed and
two seriously wounded, Tho Bret trag
edy wao ta tho killing of Charles W.
Jones, secretary of tho Houston Pi re
A Marine eompany, by Major H. H.
Swan, a former United States army
officer, and eon ef the president of the
eompany. Swan championed his father
In a slight business difference with
Jones. He met Jones and shot aim
down without a word.
Tho oeeond tragedy was enacted at
tho borne of Ernest Scbelllng; a wealthy
retired landowner. . Hermann Ottman
called to see Mies Schelllngr sod wao
weloomod by her father. Her two
brothers. PrHj and Henry, soon arrived,
and obieeted- to, the presence of Ottman.
Ottman grew angry and pulled a six
shooter. Both yeuac ScheUlngs drew
guns, and U shots worn Brad ta tho
"ottnan fell. riddled, and v Scbelllng
senior,, ta' attempting to prevent the
trouble, oamo within rang of one of
bio son's revolvers, and waa also shot
dead.
Tho BebeUtng brothers worn shot
through by Ottman, who managed to
empty his revolver after bo had fallen.
One of the sons Is perhapo fatally
wounded, and tho other is In a serlou
condition. , . 4 . k
REQUEST POPE TO S
ALLOW TONTI TO ACT
i
' (Jearaal soeeUl service.
Homo, Oct. 11. The pope haa boon re
quested by Braatl and Bolivia to ojlow
Mgr. Tontt, tho papal aunoto at Rio
Janlero, to act as president of tho arbi
tration tribunal for the settlement af
territorial question between the two
oountrloa.
. POJUCT KTJVB T
'- ' L e-s-a-e-...SBB , - V .
(Yesrsal gpeeUl ierrlee.) .
KeW Tors, Oct. 11. A. 1 Adams, the
former policy king, waa released from
Sing Sins this morning.. He served a
term of 1 months. Hs wag ta tho hos
pital nearly all the time. . - -
IMITATION HOLDUP '
BECOMES REALISTIC
' - (Jearaal Beeelel Berries. -Denver.
Oct. li. A party a m stern
tourists riding to the foothills yesterday
near Colorado Springs oamo suddenly
upon a real let to stagn holdup. They
heard a shot and saw a man fall. Be
lieving tt genuine several tourists, who
worn armed, opened B re en the supposed
bandits and William N. Sellg of Chicago
waa shot aad painfully wounded ta tho
arm.
Por several days Sellg and A H. Bueb
walter bavo been letting up amoving pio-
BOAT SUNK
300
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t.
Japanese Gunboat Hal
Yen Strikes a Sub-
? marine Mine.'
FIGHT ARTILLERY DUEL
Uaa Yaot May Again Be the Sccoc of
Flaal Struck Russlm at fort ;
7 - Artbir Eeaceopy Takhe
r Bay Works I ; :
Toklo, Oet : Jl.-MBullotta)-Tha
Japanese gunboat Xel Ten struck
mine in Pigeon bay, west of Port Arthur,
September II, and sunk. Only four off
her crew were saved. The Kel Tea wag
a first-class boat of 1,1 M tons.
Nearly 106 men were drowned by
the sinking of the Ket Tea, .
(Joarsat special Service.) '
St. Peters burs, Oct. 11 -It if believed
hem that the great battle of the pres
ent season's campaign haa already 00m
menced or that tt can be but; a taw
boom distant.
Advices trom Mukden state that Sun
day aa artillery duel took place which
nearly precipitated a general engage
ment. It lasted throughout the day and
the entire Russian center and left were
engaged. A general battle was averted
only by the retreat of the Japanese,
who fell back rapidly, being pressed
everywhere with the utmost vigor by tho
Russians, the Cossacks bearthg tho brunt
of the fighting.
Monday the artillery duel again
opened, but at ? much longer range.
Heavy advances were made by Kurow
patkln. The Japanese riant Sank was
at that Umo about 14 miles from Mua
den.
At :tt o'clock thlf afternoon heavy
cannonading was heard, according to tho
Mukden correspondent. In tho direction
of tho Russian center.
It Is not believed hem that the Jap
anese oan evolve a plan aufllclently
adroit to entrap Kuropathln, although It
is admitted that he wUl probably toko
desperate chaneen tn his advance.
The Japanese, aooordlng to private
advices, am undoubtedly endeavoring to
draw Kuropathln toward fortified cen
tral points above Llao Tang, dependlntt
on holding him them until two Japanese
wings oan bo thrown out en either flank
of his eonoentrated army. Kuropathln
would then be compelled to retreat or
poos on through sod over tho Jap anise
oanter. Should tho Japanese prove
strong enough they might thus out oft
his return to Mukden, leaving hla eota
centrated army between th Japnneso
forces at Uao Tang and those ta his
Kuropathln would ta this ease, now
be nrrhtlng a mucn inrenor rorosj
ta each direction, and tt hi rsaarded aa
possible that be hi accepting thle gag
and will push forward en tho Japanese
center trusting to hla position to bead
oa nnr'g attempts.
. BBOOOTrPT A FOB
B li us Agate BsM Vakbe Saw
a Post Ax. f
"v v (Josrsel gpaetal Servtos-I '
. St. Petersburg, Oct. 1L Official ad
Vices received hem today state the Rus
sian forces at Port Arthur made a sortie
October and succeeded In repocupylng
the heights which overlook Takhe bay
which some days ago was captured by
the Japanese after a fierce assault.
The report contains no casualty Mat.
but It Is certain the position could not
have been re-oceupVd save by desperate
fighting, as tho Japanese hold ten
acloualy to any ground which they may
seise, -
A report current hero, to the effect
that General Stoeseol has appealed for
aid. saying that he cannot hold out
longer than through November lo denied.
Btoessel, on the contrary, fires no time
as his limit but firmly maintains a dog
ed determinaUoTMo hold on so lone aa
he oaa which. It Is believed, owing to -f
ale bull-dog character, means that ba
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tores rvpreoenrlns on exefttng atta1
and rnhhery of the Ieadvttle sin re
Yesterday the play robbers tMfc '
ambush and the attarh w mad t
lonely spot Ave miles from Cl
city.
After the robbery of the r- ' '
the imitation bandits p
when the tourists opr f
who stopped tried to
cease firing and w-s s
ter ran hark and em."
The bull ft struck a v
coat or U WWUbd B
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