Lane County leader., July 08, 1904, Image 9

IN THE SEA
700 ErtiigrAnts Go Down
hole
in
Japanese Artillery Believed by R uulana
to Be In His Charge. -
l.iao Yang. July 6 . - ( ; en„ r ,l
Ruro-
patkin and General Kuroki are moving
ith the Danish Steamer.
tears great
AM BRICAN SAID TO COMMAND.
their troops like men on a chessboard.
side
The Japanese are now 20 miles from
Liao Yang.
END GRAIN YEAR
The Crop of Three States W as
33,584,970 Bushels.
ARMY DRIVEN OUT.
Russians Loss Three of Outer Defenses
of Port Arthur.
Tokio, July 2.— The Japanese
1 have lieen victorious at
Port
j Possession has been secured of
Rains are impeding their NOT UP TO THAT OF FORMER YEARS wansh<‘n > Chltanaan and
arms
Arthur,
Chik-
Bochoctan
pits, which form a part of the defenses
BLAME IS FIXED
J U D I C I A L D E C IS IO N S ,
The statute of limitations la held,
in West vs. Topeka Savings Bank
(Kan t 63 L. R. A. 137, to begin to run
Steamboat Men are Held for it ouee on a stockholders' subscrip­
tion to its cap.tal stock to be paid at
General Slocum Disaster.
intervals upon the call of the board
of directors, when the corporation be­
THE DIRECTORS ARE NOT SPARED comes insolvent and suspends active
business, or when It closes its doors
Inspector Charged W ith Misconduct In and ceases ail lta usual aud ordinary
business, leaving debts unpaid, al­
Allowing Vessel to Operate and Gov­
though no call has been made upon the
ernment's Attention Coiled to It.
stockholders.
movements. Detachment* totalling 1 ,.
of the beleaguered fortless.
Particu­
200 men have been detailed from Gen­ Exports From North Pacific Porta Show
M
York W ith About 800
lars of the fighting are slow in arriv­
eral KennenkampfU* Cossacks to acout
Heavy Decrease
Eastern M arkets
-j end Norwegians on Board.
ing, General Oku withholding has offic­
defiles and hills, harraasing the Japan
and California Supplied.
ial account until the complete plans
ese, and not allowing them any rett
don, July « . — Over 700 Danish
are carried out. Frofn unofficial ac­
When the boundaries of fractional
The cereal year of 1903-04, brought to
horw«U>«“ emigrants bound for day or night. The Japanese artillery
New York, July 1.— The inquiry con­ lots appear by the government plat to
counts, however, it is learned that the
York were drowned in the North are said to be commanded by an Amer­ an end July l, was remarkable for the
battle lasted from an early hour in the ducted by Coroner Berry and a jury in­ abut on a body of water which In fact
tic June 28. Out of nearly 800 ican.
Ilia tall form is frequently seen shrinkage of the shipping business of
never existed at substantially the place
morning until 6 o’clock in the after­ to the General Slocum disaster was
oil hoard the Danish steamer with the batteries.
indicated on the plat. It la held, in
the North Pacific ports.
This tailing
noon, and even after the Russians had concluded today, and, after nearly four Security Land and E. Co. va. Burns
which left Copenhagen June 22,
K uroki’s army is extremely active off in exports was occasioned by the de­
hours’
deliberation,
a
verdict
was
ren­
7 aie known to be alive, and tor
east of the Russian position, and the crease in the wheat yield of Oregon, been driven out of their works, they re­ dered in which the directois of the (Minn.), 68 L. R. A. 157, that the sup­
St no hope is held out.
Russians are correspondingly vigilant. tN ashingtou and Idaho as compared formed and attempted to retaxe the Knickerbocker Steamboat company, posed meander line will. If consistent
-n last seen the Norge was sink-
with the other calls and distances in­
positions.
The Russian center is rapidly pushing
Captain Vanschaick, of the Slocum;
lieie she struck on the Isle of
with the few preceding years.
The
dicated on the plat, mark the limits
northward to a point where Kuropat-
The
Japanese
had
been
preparing
Captain
Pease,
the
commodore
of
the
J whose isolated peak raises it-
of the survey, and be held to be the
kin established hia base alter the bat­ three states produced last year 33,584,-
for the attack for a week, and their company’s fleet, and others wero held boundary line of the land it delimits,
a deadly Atlantic reef 290
tle of Vafangow. As far as the Rus­ 970 bushels of wheat against 41,879,435
criminally
responsible.
Warrants
for
scouts had penetrated to the very edges
oB the west coast of Scotland,
although as a general rule a meander
sians know, Kuroki is steadily pushing bushels in 1902 and 483,64,238 bushels
of the forts so that accurate maps of their arrest were issued. The mate of line la not a boundary line.
ly on the morning of June 28 the
onward
through all the mountain in 1901.
the
Slocum,
Edward
Flanagan,
accord­
the intervening ground were in the
which was out of her course in
Personal property owned by a non­
passes, even toward Mukden.
Prepar­
ing to the jury, acted in a cowardly
weather, ran on the Kockall reef,
Shipments from Portland in the past hands of the chiefa of divisions on
resident express company and eltuat-
ations at all points ate now practically
Saturday night, when the fiiat for- manner, and the misconduct of Steam­
n the distance looks like a ship
complete.
The demonstrations made 12 months, including floor as wheat, ward movement was undertaken.
boat Inspector Lnndheig, it was report­ ed outside the State is held. In Fargo
full sail. The Norge was quick-
during the last few days against the weie 8,400,806 bushels, compared with
The troops slept ¡ d their blankets to ed, should be brought to the attention vs. Hart, advance sheets U. S. 1903,
ked off, but the heavy seas poured
p. 498, not to be properly taken into
Russian left Hank threaten completely 14,099,282 bushels in the preceding the eastward of the Russian position of the Federal authorities.
-ugh a rent in her bows,
to change the position of the two year, and 16,57429,5 bushels two years Saturday night, and at daybreak the
The charge in each case is man­ account in fixing the value for taxa­
emigrants, who were then await- aim ies.
ago. Puget sound shipments sLow the order to advance was given.
Bail is tion of Its property within the State
The slaughter in the first degree
Leakfast below, ran on deck. The
Notwithstanding four days’ rain, the fame ratio of decrease, having been 11,- Japanese were formed in three lines, fixed by the coroner varying from $1,- on a mileage basis, on the theory that
wavs were scarcely built for these
troops are still moving. Some railroad 888,148 bushels as against 18.073,818 while the artillery had been posted at 000 to $5,000.
It gave the credit necessary for carry­
keds of soul» and became clogged
trains with wounded passed north on bushels in 1902, and 18,825,007 bush­ right angles to the fort, so its tire
Edward Flanagan, the mate, was the ing on the business in the State,
Norge quickly began to go down
June 30. Newspaper correspondents els in 1901.
would prove
most effective.
The first arraigned. He pleaded not guilty, where the resulting assessment la
- head. Kigirt boats were luwer-
have returns*, to l.iao Yang from the
A portion larger than usual of the mounted infantry and tegular cavalry and his hail was fixed at $1,000. He greatly in excess of the value of the
' into these the women and chil-
south. A press bureau has been estab­ wheat in the past stason went into were posted west of Pintu, with orders was committed to jail. Inspector Lund- total good will of the company meas­
¡were hurriedly put. Six of these lished at Liao Y’ang.
Hour, due in large measure to the to guard against any attempted Hank­ berg pleaded not guilty, and was re­ ured by the difference between its
smashed against the Bides of the
heavy requirements of the Orient just ing movement, and at the same time to leased on $1,000 bonds.
tangible assets and the total value of
t aI1d tbeir helpless inmates were
’05 STA M P W O U LD COST MUCH.
before the w ar between Japan and Rus­ lie in a position to Biipport the infantry.
Bail was fixed at $5,000 each for Its stock
t up by the heavy seas.
sia broke out. Another feature of the
It is understood that the next objee- President Barnaby and Secretary At­
The mere fact that a train is run by
One of the Reasons Postal Department season was the demand from Eastern tive point of the Japanese is Tuching- kinson, and bonds were furnished at a railroad company at the solicitation
RIVALS TH E W A R .
markets
for
Northwestern
wheat. tze, the key to the eastern defenses of once.
Opposes Special Issue.
of a newspaper publisher, who agrees
Shipments from this coast to Chicago Port Arthur, and its reduction is be­
Captain Vanschaick is a prisoner in that the dally revenue shall amount
•Ssne and S a fe " Fourth of July
Washington, July « . — The postofftce
and St. Louis were made possible for a lieved to be merely a matter of days.
the hospital. Captain Pease will not to a certain sum in consideration that
Casualty Liat L a rg e .
department gives several reasons for not short time by the speculative excite­
The news of the success of the Japan- be arrested until tomorrow, when it is he have the exclusive right to use it
cago, July 5.— The “ sane and favoring a special issue of postage ment in the Middle West caused by the ese arms is particularly pleasing at this expected that the directors of the com­
for the transportation of papers, Is
Fourth of July ill the United stamps for the Lewis and Clark expo­ Armour corner and 1,483,957 bushels time, following as it does the Russian pany will also be taken into custody.
held, in Memphis News Publishing
rivals the Oriental w ar in its list
of Northwestern wheat found their way report that General Oku and his army
The jury is also of the opinion that
sition, notwithstanding series were is­
Company vs. Southern Railway Com­
ualties.
Partial reports show
across the Rockies against only 300,000 had retired trom Port A rthur’s vicinity. the system of inspection which prevails
pany (Tenu.), «3 L. R. A. 160. not to
7 persons were killed as a direct sued by tLe department in commemora­ bushels so shipped the year before.
in the harbor of New York is very in­
make it a chartered train, so as to en­
of celebrating the nation’s birth, tion of the Chicago, the St. Louis, the With the short supply in this section,
efficient, and does not properly demon­
JEERS MOVED NAVY.
able the carrier to exclude other pub­
appalling list of injured, fully Buffalo and the Omaha fairs. Primar­ there was a still greater shortage, com­
strate whether the lifesaving apparatus
lishers from Its use, where it is placed
more will succumb, sooner or
and fire appliances on the vessels in
in California,
ily Third Assistant Postmaster-General paratively speaking,
Port Arthur Troops are Said to Have
to their injuries, us tetanus
this harbor are in proper and suitable on the regular schedule of the road
which necessitated the movement of a
Driven Fleet to Sea.
invariably follows a wound from Madden, in charge of stamp matters, large quantity of wheat southward, and
condition to prevent the loes of life, and advertised to carry persons and
Chicago, July 2.— A special from and we recommend to the secretary of property generally the same as other
rkt or July 4 explosives.
The disapproves of the policy of issuing thus reduced the amount available for
ing takes no account of the race stamps in honor of expositions and over-sea shipment. Furthermore the Chefoo to the Chicago Daily News says: commeice anil labor that he issue such trains.
Any contract exemption from State
r murders of the day, but gives thinks
the
practice should stop. demand from the Antipodes, that was
Eight refugees who left Port Arthur instructions to the supervising and
omplete idea of what it costs the Again it is found that the test of gett­ so prominent in 1902-03, was lacking.
local force of inspectors as will cause regulation of the price of gas. contain­
in a Chinese junk were picked up this
them to efficiently and honestly exam­ ed in the charter of a gas company, Is
"can people to celebrate the glori
ing out special issues is a considerable Consequently the cargoes that were sent
urth.
item which the department does not abroad from Northwest ports in the morning. They belonged to the upper ine the boats plying in and about the held. In Peoples’ Gas Light and Coke
Company vs. Chicago, advance sheets,
The information they gave harbor.
omplete returns show a loss by feel justified in incurring, and, thirdly, year just closed were much lees in class.
Formal testimony waB presented that U. S. 1903, p. 520. not to extend to the
ollowing celebration accidents, of the department holds the Lewis and number than in the preceding year.
seems reliable. They stated that the
There is hardly a question but that Russian fleet now consists of the fol­ 905 bodies had been recovered, of which plants of and territory occupied by
than $150,000.
Clsrk exposition to be local in character,
all but 40 met death by drowning. certain other gas companies not pos­
toy pistol has been overshadowed not a national affair as the St. Louis the Pacific Northwest w ill thiBfall har­ lowing ships in good condition:
The
ear by the “ dynamite cane,” a exposition. For these reasons the re­ vest the greatest wheat crop in its his­ Czarevitch, Retvizan, Pobieda, Perese- Floyd S. Corbin, named as one of the sessing such immunity in their own
vance which deals death and de- quest for a special issue of stamps has tory. Fifty million bushels is believed viet, Poltava, Diana, Bavan, Novik and directors of the Knickerbocker com­ right, when absorbed by the former
by leading men in the grain trade to 20 torpedo craft and steamer boats. pany, tonight said be is not a director company under the general power o f
;ion in nearly every instance. been denied.
conservative estimate.
The The torpedo transport Amur is damaged of the company, having been replaced consolidation and merger conferred
Jed reports of the casualty lists
Aside from assigning the reasons here be a
hat a large number of persons stated, the postal officials are not in­ drouth, if long continued, will affect and the battleship Sevastopol slightly at the last meeting of the company’s upon gas companies by the Illinois act
he victims of malicious mischief, clined to discuss the matter, but hope the yield, but ten days more of lack of damaged, but they can soon be repaired. stockholders in February, and that he of June 5, 1897, which provides that
does not own a single share of Btock. the consolidated corporation shall be
ly boys and men in the larger Portland people w ill not press further rain w ill not endanger the crop. After
There are 12,000 sailora and 4,000
He was much surprised by the verdict subject to the legal obligations of the
that a continuance of dry weather wtll soldiers in the fortress.
taking pains to maim little chil- in this matter.
Women are
become more serious.
It is conceded largely employed as nuises. There are of the coroner’s jury.
nd aged people.
In two cases
companies absorbed.
W IL L NOT TOLBRA1E MEDIATION.
that the output of the valley w ill be 250 artisans and 2,000 citizens. These
rsons were frightened to death
light and spring grain is suffering from 2,000 have been drafted into the army
D I S U S E D E Y E 8 IN O U R 8 C A L P S .
KUROKI LBSS SBCURB.
¡elvers.
Russia W ill ConstSer Peace Only W hen lack of moisture in some sections east and are now drilling daily.
Theie is
of the mountains, but the great bulk of plenty of food, but the government is The Russians Have Strengthened Their In the Center o f the B ra in I,lee a n
Japan Proposes It.
WRECK TAKB8 FIRE.
A tro p h ied O rgan .
the crop is as yet in no danger.
Baae and Flnnk.
controlling prices in order to prevent
St. Petersburg, July 6.— Dispatches
Has anyone ever complimented you
Lett Open Causes Chicago Lim-
speculation.
Haicheng, July 1.— The war picture on the beauty of your upper eye or
from Washington Biying that inquiries
ited to Ruo Into Freight.
The refugees asserted that, owing to has quickly changed, thanks to General
READY TO RUSH ON LAND.
Inquired after your gills? For, though
made by the government as to the pos­
the
jeeis
of
the
army,
the
fleet
was
Kuroki’s movements.
¡lifield, 111., July 6.— A score of
jo u may not know it, you number
sibility of mediation show that neither
Presence of M any People at Bonesteel forced to make its recent demonstration
A heavy engagement is expected to­ these among the disused featt res of
s killed and more than 100 in­
Russia
nor
Japan
is
in
a
humor
to
en­
in order to preserve the morale of the morrow near the village of Simoacheng,
Causes Troops to Be Sent.
is the result of a wreck on the
your body.
garrison.
15 miles south-southeast of Haicheng,
kh railroad that occurred at this tertain overtures, but that the state de­
In the center of your brain, looking
Bonesteel, 8. D., July 2.— The gov­
and an equal distance due east of the vaguely skyward, lie the atrophied re­
late yesterday evening. The Chi- partment is ready to offer its services ernment has oidereil three companies
railway.
The Japanese have now mains of a third eye, which, It ia sup­
RUSSIA OBTS SUBMARINE.
iinited due at St. Louis at 7 in the interests of mediation whenever of regular troops to Bonesteel to assist
passed Dalin H ill and are 20 miles south posed, was actually one of man's use­
Ik and running at a speed of 50 they may he acceptable, are attracting the local authorities in preserving or­
an hour to make up lost time, considerable attention in government der during the rush incident to the Famous Protector on Steamer Headed of the Russian position.
ful features at some previous state of
The Associated Press correspondent
lor Baltic Sea.
recked by an open switch.
The and diplomatic circles. The optimistic opening of the Rosebud reservation,
development.
It Is known as the
returned here from Tatchekiao at dawn
e on the passenger struck a freight opinions attributed to official circles at. which will occur July 5. The first
pineal gland, though covered by skin,
London, July 1.— The London Daily
[that was standing on the siding, Washington regarding the early open­ serious incident in connection with the IiCader prints a dispatch this morning, today. A terrific rain rendered the and is formed in an almost perfect
■ engine and three coaches fol- ing of friendly offices are not shared in rush occurred last night when “ K id ” credited to its Copenhagen correspon­ roads almost impassable.
condition in certain lizards.
The Russian regiments are ramped on
1 were piled in a heap.
The Russia.
English, a cook, was fatally shot by dent. declaring that the steamer For-
You have four gills, or branchial
On the contrary, wherever inquiries
high ground.
Signal fires from the
iage took fire and was completely
Police Captain Ault. English, it is tuna, on board of which is the cele­
clefts, which, however, are now closed
have been made the opinion has been
hilltops are constantly flaring, lighting
ed.
said, became boisterous and the officer brated Lake submarine torpedo boat
up and useless.
You originally had
up the bivouacs and the horse lines of
'He it was at first thought that unanimous that tiiere is nothing in the ordered him to “ move on.”
He re­ protector, has been sighted making for
six. hut two of them, by forming into
present
situation,
so
far
as
Russia
is
the
cavalry
regiments.
Long
trains
of
¡dent was due to negligence, it
fused, and in an altercation which fol­ the Baltic sea, where the fighting ma­
your ear and your mouth, respectively,
^ce developed, according to infor- concerned, on which to base an early lowed, Ault shot him. The officer was chine will be turned over to represen­ soldiers are constantly passing and re­ turned themselves to some arcount.
termination
of
the
war,
and
that
the
passing.
that has leaked out from what
arrested and taken to Fairfax for sale tatives of the Russian government, and
The Russian troops are in excellent However, before your lungs developed
»idered an authoritative source, question of peace will be considered keeping.
transferred to eome point where it can
condition.
General Knropatkin and and became fitted to carry on your
only
when
direct
proposals
have
been
he real cause for the disaster was
About 6,000 persons are quartered in he loaded on a train for shipment to
hie
staff
aie
apparently
quite easy in breathing system, the work was done
made
Dy
Japan.
■state attempt on the part of
tents and temporary buildings awaiting Vladivostok.
their
minds.
The
Japanese
have given by the four gills which have since
Russia
has
announced
her
determi­
rvekers to derail tne train, but
an opportunity to register.
Locators
When the protector disappeared fn m
the
Russians
time
to
strengthen
their childhood ceased to develop and be­
nation
not
to
tolerate
mediation,
and
at reason is not known.
estimate that 35,000 persons will he Newport, Va., representatives of the
base and flank, while General Kuroki come closed up.
this
determination
seems
to
be
rather
He the railroad officials have giv-
here during the registration period.
Lake Submarine company admitted she
Your ears— that is, the outer ears—
is not as secure as formerly from a
It no report for publication, they strengthened than shaken by the re­
had been sold to persons who wonld
are quite useless, save as an ornament.
flank attack.
verses
to
her
arms.
id that the occurrence was not
transfer
her
to
one
of
the
belligérants
Police for Tangier.
General Kuroki cannot get around All the work of hearing is done by
any oversight on the part of em-
in the Far East, but gave the impres­
the Russian position without forcing a the middle ear or tympanum, and the
London, July 4.— The correspondent
Japanese Advance Suspended.
, but is the result of a scheme on
sion that Japan would be the nation to
Internal ear.
The outer feature Is
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fight.
St. Petersburg, July 6.— In view of of the Times at Tangier, says: Anar-, secure the craft.
rt of unknown persons.
purely a pleasnnt sort of finishing
the reports of heavy rains at the thea- rangement has lieen reached between
touch to your hearing system.
The
Colorado Irrigation W ork Assured.
er of war fhe general staff thinks the the French legation and the sultan rel­
Again the Cent -r of Gravity.
Carried Away By Cloudburst.
ative to the introduction of Algerian
Montrose, Colo., July 1,— The Gun­ muscles of the outer ear are power­
Petersburg, July 6.— M ilitary ex- Japanese advance on Haicheng has lieen
Pittsburg, July 2.— Over 600 homes, nison River tunnel, which will furnish less and not under our control.
One war office report says police into Tangier. The French gov­
believe that the center of gravity suspended.
A re you aware that you have a
ernment is considering the details re­ business houses and schools, a short water for the irrigation of thousands of
in shifted to Port Arthur, where that 15 minutes’ rain flooded the valley
garding the number of force and other distance from Pittsburg on the Pan- acres in Uncompahgre valley, is assured miniature grand piano in your auditory
near
Kiachou
and
that
several
men
ami
operations are expected to engage
matters.
The police
aie urgently Handle railroad, were inundated by a by the filing today of bonds aggre­ nerve, which is tuned up to every note
1 the attention of the Japanese horses weie lost. Official confirmation
needed, especially as the departure of cloudburst last night. Many buildings gating $200,000 guaranteeing the entire in music? This is known as Cortl's
has
been
received
of
the
dispatch
from
the conclusion of the rainy season
the warships without achieving any and bridges were washed away, horses subscription of 80,000 acres required organ, and consista of a series of tiny
J8 the resumption of the campaign Mukden saving heavy fighting was re­ practical results has made a very had and cattle were drowned, and at least by the government before entering up­ hairs, which vibrate on the drum of
ported
to
have
taken
place
near
Port
Hhern Manchuria. The w ar office
impression upon the tribesmen, who one life was lost. The flood did not on the project. Already 76,467 acres your ear and enable you to dlatlngulsb
es that a farther advance on Ta Arthur on Jnne 26, resulting in the are more arrogant than ever.
subside until daylight, and many fam­ have been subscribed, and Chief En­ the differences of sounds.
Russian
withdrawal
from
Guinsanslian
Kiao in impoesaifiile, in view of the
ilies slept out of doors all night. gineer F. H. Newell notified the com­
As sometimes when you strike a
after
Bevere
losses
on
both
sides.
rMi9tance which can h - made
Tracks washed away, and many towns mittee* in charge of the local arrange­ note on the piano some ornament: In
Vladivostok Fleet Again Out.
Jtpussians, combined with the
above and helow Oakdale and Carnegie ments that he would order the en­ the room wtll tie found to sing with
Tokio, July 4.— That the Ruasian
Cloudburst at Salt Lake.
¡hat <®ltiea of transportation over
are without means of communica­ gineers to proceed with the work.
It, so each of these hairs Inside your
Vladivostok
squadron
has
again
left
exerr roads.
tion.
Salt Lake City, July 6.— A cloud­
ear vlhraten in sympathy with some
port is a rumor current here, and that
dent t - ---------------------
burst in Dry Canon tonight sent a wail
muslrsl sound corresponding with It —
W ill Be Nonunlonlzed.
Admiral Kamemura is comi'ig to close
In thi“~lers Cavalry Horses.
of water six feet high down npon the
Oale Kills Many.
Colorado Springs, July 1.— The re- Detroit News-Tribune.
quarters with this fleet north of the
'void ex, July e — The Japanese northeastern section of tho city. The
Moscow, Russia, July 2.— A tor- j ^notion mill at Colorado City, owned
,'latene islands, where a naval engage-
Exception.
^ tilm' foi'ated to have practical- torrent came down the canor. with ter-
import,nce is probably on, is nado swept the city last night causing , bv the Portland Gold Mining company,
The young man was waiting for hi*
, __ * r u,________ 7
” r "xerepr for 10,000 selected rifle force, carrying fences and debris
a still less liable report. The admiral enormons damage. Forty-five persons
down 1,1' 8 * l,ernoon I°r two sweetheart to come down. Meanwhile
f uls. 'h a New Y ork firm before it. For several blocks in the
. .
,
, .
weeks. The necessity of making re-
ty knows or will tell nothing of this
1 Prof ny cavalry horses to finest residence section cellars were fight, hut admits that Skrydloff has were killed and 13 injured are I * ' » « | p, irn an,i , shortage of ore, occasioned her little slater was entertaining him.
"An d does your dolly ery ‘mamma’
if a rot-ent i, the Boer w ar. It flooded, lawns destroyed and streets
recent closing down of the mine
again left Vladivostok and is in the eared for in the hospitals. Two vil- j
when any one squeezes it?" be asked,
ndered
impassable.
Street
ear
■I" content order calls for
lages
near
here
in
the
track
of
the
at
Victor
by
the
military
authorities,
Japan sea.
'«'»t r>..s«it valry horse, of traffic was stopped. The damage will
storm
were destroyed.
One hun- are gjven as the reasons for the action, pleasantly.
The little girl seemed a bit confused.
large supply « not readily ob­ be thousands of dollars.
dred and fifty deaths sre reported there, xhere is no doubt that the mill w ill be
W
ill
Address
Note
of
Surrender.
rle. it is insisted by the Japan-
"W ell, not when
a
«-entJenjan
while
85
persons
were
hurt.
The
tele-
j
nonnnionized
when
it
resumes
opera-
Rome, Jnly 4.— A Tokio dispatch
N egro Population of United Statea.
squeezes lier," she chirped finally.
the horses shall be delivered
graph system was prostrated and rail­ tions.
_________________
states
that
Field
Marshal
Oyama
pre­
Washington, July 6.— The census
°I 2,000 a montit.
road communication is interrupted.
J o h n n r’s T h re e G ra ce s.
Battleship Reported Ashore.
bureau today issued the final bulletin sided at a meeting of the war council
“Johnny,” said the teacher, "can you
today.
It
was
decided
that
following
"ToW Occupies Another Port.
on the negro question.
The number
London, July 1.— A dispatch to the
Arkansas Town Wiped Out.
name the three graces?"
the fall of Port Arthur and the captnr
'?’
0— A detachment of of negroes in the United States. includ-
Texarkana, Ark., July 2.— It is re- Central News from Tokio says it is re­
"Yea,
ma'am.”
replied
Johnny.
i-
* rmy has occupied m g the entire are. covered by the of
a demand to ported that the town of New Boston, 25 potted that another Russian battleship “Breakfast, dinner and supper.”
United eral Oyama shall address
ptt ■ nui Ling without meeting twelfth census continental
miles
south
of
here,
was
wiped
out
by
j
has
been
discovered
stranded
off
Tiger
surrender.
to
^Otance. The main army ad- Qtatp* Alaska Hawaii and Porto Rico (reneral Knropatkin
a tornado tonight and several people Rock. It is presumed she was wrecked
A rigar Isn't always what It Is puff­
1 westwardand occupied a line : q oo 4 531 perhap* a larjrer nnmber Should the latter fail to do §o, the Jap- killed or wounded. The telegraph and while returning to ->ort Arthur after ed up to be. The same may be said of
L
n
^s
ioundTn
an^country
outside
of
anese
will
theu
annihilate
the
Russian
* !rnm Mao Tien Pass to Shao
elephone wires are down.
the recent naval engagement.
a man.
A {rjca
I forces in Manchnna.
1M,l»n-A iii«rlc«o Liner W a j on the
*n Ltng and Skinkaling.