LOfrS OF KlNCHOU CONFIRMED.
LANE COUNTY LEADER
A. CLIFFORD «JAGE. Editor A. Pub.
CD T T AGE G R O V E
OREGON
General Sakharoff Senda Account to the
General Staff.
MEN NO OBJECT
st Petersburg, July i3.—Lieutenant Japanese Steadily Moving Toward
Gneral Sakaharoff in a dispatch to the
Port Arthur.
WATERS ARE RECEDUTO.
Suburbs ol Kansas City Can Now E ji -
pect Relict.
Kansas City, July 12 .— Flood waters
at Armounlale, Argentine and Lower
Kansas City, Kan., on the raging Kaw
and west to Manhattan, half way across
Kansas, have fallen steadily since late
yesterday, and today continued to re-
cede. Iu Armourdale, however, the
water stood over six feet deep iu the
lowest places. At the stockyards tbe
fall was slow and conditions were (till
bad. Most of the pens were flooded
and it will not be possible to handle
, receipts for another day. The rail-
roads aie recoveiing, end today every
line west and south operated some
trains in and out of Kansas City, al
general staff, confirms the report of tbe
apaneee occupation of Kaichou. He
THEIR LOSSES ARE VERY HEAVY
Bays that the Russian losa did not ex
ceed 150 killed or wounded. Geneial
Cenerai Review o f Important happenings | Sakharoff adds that they are on the Mikado's Men Repair the Drat active
o f the P u t W eek In Brief and
W rought by Russians on Leaving
j Yinkow road.
Comprehensive Form.
Dalny — Commerce Again Brisk.
‘ ‘ Our detachment remained during
j July 8 at Kaichou station, having its
Dalny, Manchuria, by steamer to
Port Arthur officials claim the Jap- ' advance posts on the right hank of the
anew army is too small to take the Kantkhe rivet, the enemy occupying Cbefoo, July 13.— The Japanese ate
the heights on the left bank and forti-1 advancing against Port Arthur by two
fort teas.
lying themselves thereon,” says Gen loads, one army moving eastward from
Mayor Jones, of Toledo, Ohio, is eral Sakharoff.
Our battery on the Dalny, and the other along the center
very low and bis death is expected at river bridge opened fire at tbe enemy's I road from Kinoorn, the former assisted
any time.
patrol which appeared in Kantakhej by the navy.
Employee of all the big packing village. Toward noon a fusilade oc- ' On July 4, the Japanese, by a bril- j
Forty ' curred between a detachment of the liant charge, captured the Miaotsui
plants have gone on a strike,
■ enemy and our company, which ob fort, which gave them a strong position
thousand men are effected.
served the enemy retiring. Our losses from which they immediately began
Washington officials believe a climax were six wounded.
a heavy bombardment of the eastern
is approaching at Port Arthur such as I “ Ioward the evening of July 8 the
section of the Poit Arthur defenses. 1
atarkml the passage of the Yalu.
.enem y's force, consisting of four di- The Japanese loeees in the seriee of en-
During a heavy wind storm at St. j visions and a brigade, could be made gagemenia culminating in this capture
Louis one man was killed and five out in front of Kaichou, extending »e re enormous, but this fact had no
others injured, Many buildings were along the seashore. At dawn, July 9, effect on the lank and file.
¡the enemy resumed the offensive upon
unroofed.
The second Japanese column also did
the tear guard of onr detachment, ¡excellent work, and is reported to have \
A number of Japanese transports
I which retired about 8:30 in tbe morn- taken the outworks of Shuishiying,
have been sighted off K incbou. It is
| ing from Kaichou to 2 it miles north one of the cardinal defenses of Port
believed they intend to make a land
ward, towaid the Sbauanlusa Pass.
Arthur, and only four miles from the!
ing at Yinkow.
“ At 10 o ’clock, under heavy pres town itself.
This town, which was
Sixteen persons were killed and about sure our rear guard retired on our posi leit in a dismantled condition by the
three score injured in a rear end col- tion at Makhunts Guiga and Yaolintas, Russians when they abandoned it, has
iaon between trains on the Erie rail j three miles north of the Shuanlunsa been practically restored by the Japan
road at Midvale, N. J.
Pass. The rear guaid held this po ese w ho are miantaining rigid d is c i-!
After a day of bard fighting at Kai- sition under heavy fire nntil 2 o ’ clock pline. Commerce is again brisk, and
chou the Japanese were surprised next in the afternoon, when, in accordance tbe Chinese who were driven out be
morning to find that the Russians had with instructions, it retired slowly fore the evacuation, have returned.
and in perfect order on the third po- The waterworks have not yet been re-\
evacuated the town during tbe night.
ALTON B. PARKER
sition at Tchjoutzziandiandza, just as stored, but the wharves have all been
A number of foreign apaches and our main body was concentrating at repaired. The entrance to tbe harbor
Democratic Candidate for President
newspaper correspondents have been Datchapu and on the position at Mak- is still dangerous, owing to the pres
informed that they can go to the froqt hunts G uiga.”
ence there of the sunken hnlks of 14
July 20. This causes many to beileve
small craft sunk by the Russians to though with little regard for schedule.
that severe fighting will take place
The relief committee of Kansas City,
keep out the Japanese. It is also be
ACRB DISPUTE NEARS END.
then.
lieved that there are some sunken Kan., which is caring for 6,000 or 6,-
further Peru and Brazil Will Come to an Arnica* mines in the bay, hut it is very diffi 000 homeless in the suburbs of that
Kuropatkin may retreat
city, have decided that no outside aid
cult to locate them.
north.
ble Understanding
is needed, except that granted by the
The capture of Kaichou will permit
war department.
Two thousand ra
Washington, July 13.— Information
RUSSIAN POSITION BAD.
of the Japanese armies combining.
•
tions were sent from Fort Leavenworth
has come to the state department of a
F. C. Robertson, of Washington, prospective settlement of the Acre Japanese are Assured of Command Of today, and additional food supplies
will he sent each day as needed.
made the speech placing Ex-'-enbator
the Liao blver Valley.
boundary dispute, which for a long
Many persons are returning to their
Turner in nomination for vice presi
St.
Petersburg, July 13. — With homes in the higher parts of the flood
time has been a source of friction be
dent on the Democratic ticket.
pressure on two sides, if the Japanese district as the water recedes, but will
tween the governments of Brazil and j
have any serious intentions of pushing be many days before the great majority
Six of tbe 19 passengers on the ill
Peru.
The contention involves the
i home their advance in the direction ot of the floded houses aie inhabitable.
fated steamer Norge, who landed on
ownership of a large tract of country,
Mukden, General Kuropatkin’ s po-
tbe Faroe islands, were in such an ex
rich in rubber production, wrhicb is
! sition would seem decidedly dangerous. |
hausted condition that they were una
claimed alike by both countries.
DAVIS HIS MATE.
Their northern advance posts are at
ble to speak.
The information reaching the state
Taidin
and
Siao
Syantai.
Whether
William Clark Crittenden, a student department is to the effect that the
Ex-Senator From W est Virginia on Tick
of tbe University of California, has plenipotentiaries of the two countries, tbe Japanese operations will be pressed
et With Parker
in
the
face
of
the
rainy
season,
which
;
been selected as tbe first
Rhodes who have been meeting at Rio Janeiro
is
not
regarded
as
probable
here,
the
St.
Louis,
July 1 1 .— Ex-Senator
scholar at Oxford to represent Califor and Petropolis, Brazil, have come to an
nia. Seven candidates passed a suc agreement on tbe disputed questions. Japanese seem assured of the command Henry G. Davis, of West Virginia, was
cessful examination. Massachusetts is The nature of tbe agreement is not of the mouth of the Liao river valley, j yesterday morning nominated for vice
which will give them a new base with > president by the Democratic national
the only state where as many men suc known here.
two railroads, one direct to Mukden and convention, which adjourned sine die
ceeded in passing the qualifying exam
Recently Brazil secured a quit claim
ination, eight having been successful to a certain portion of the disputed ter the other to the Sinminting river and at 1:31.
the imperial high road. The Binmin-
Others in the race were ex-Senator
there.
ritory made by Bolivia and was in turn
hicii 1
roa^ °P*n8 vast possibilities for Turner, of Washington, Congressman
met
by
the
demands
of
Pern,
Topeka believes that the worst of the
flanking, if an advance is begun at the Williams, of Illinois, and ex-Senator
also laid claim to portions of the tract.
flood is over.
end of the rains.
Severe fighting is not improbable !
After severe fighting General Oku
SULTAN QIVBS IN.
! north of Ta Tche K iao, but the belief I
has occupied Kaiping.
j is growing that General Kurokatkin !
The Demnciatic platform as adopted threat o f American Fleet In Turkish ! does not intend to accept a general en
contains no financial plank.
gagement at this time.
Brings Him to Time.
Additional details of the Hoiyan
The Japanese have captured 10 guns
Vienna, July 13.— A dispatch from
and 50 prisoners near Kaiachou.
Constantinople says that American j fight of July 4 describes the Russian I
not*e hay °M t charge as being the most bril- ;
The British fleet lias left Wei Hai Minister Leishman has handed a
I liant incident of the war.
Japanese
to the Porte saying that unless
Wei hurriedly under scaled orders.
prompt settlement of the school question and Russians were found dead in the j
Cholera is spreading rapidly in was arranged a United States fleet trenches with their bayonets through
Northern Persia. There are 300 dying would appear in Turkish waters. The each other’ s body.
daily.
Sultan ordered the Grand Vizer to
RUSSIANS W O N T FIGHT HARD.
Good weather again prevails in comply with the minister’s demands.
The American demands on the sul
Manchuria and there is probability of
Kuropatkin Plana No Decided Stand at
tan are for privileges of schools and col
heavy fighting.
Ta Tche Kiao.
leges conducted by American teachers
In a short but severe engagement at
equal to be given to foreign teachers, | St. Petersburg. July 13.— General
Hoang the Russians were driven off
for permission for Ameri an profes Kuropatkin, according to private ad
with a loss of 300.
sional men to practice on equal terms vices from the front, will not make a
The Japnaee are advancing along with foreigners, and for the direct ac- serious attempt to hold Ta Tche Kiao,
their entire front between tbe coast cesss of the American minister to the above Kaichou, midway between that
place and Haicheng, and where the
and the Cbinstan valley.
sultan in the transaction of business.
railroad connects with the branch from
Dr. Swallow, candidate for preeidenl
Reform of Congo Judiciary.
Sm Chwan«.
Developments of the
on the Prohibition ticket has invited
HENRY G. DAVIS
Lon,Ion, July l S . - A f l i s p . t c h from Japanese strength on the Siuyen roafls
Bryan to join that paity.
Democratic Nominee for Vice President
Rrussels to the Daily Telegram says seem to be forcing a Russian com en-
Alaska Indians, jealons of white
that King Leopold has decided to re I tration between Haicheng and Liao
man’ s property, started a tire that de
Yang, but preparations seem to he
form
(«nil* the
»no judicial
imu»i«* system
c *ntciu of
ut the
mo Congo
vu u ku 1
, .
j /
j .1
t
■
H arris, of Kanpa*1.
Mr. Davis won
stroyed the village of Point Gravina.
Free S u te in order to avoid the estab- makl1
nf to ^efenf ‘ h* fo,rm/ r " lon1« al" easily on the first ballot. Kx-Senator
A division of the Baltic squadron lishment of British consular tribunals 'p o s s ib le . Count K iller s force, w hich Turner, the choice of the West, was
will sail from Cronstadt July 2h under Henceforth only Judges and magistrates was a little southwest of Liao Yang, only third in the race,
The vote
sealed orders. Complete mystery sur belonging to the Belgian courts will be has apparently moved farther south stood:
ward
direct
from
the
Feng
Wang
Cheng-
rounds her destination.
allowed to sit in the Congo Free State,
Davie, 654; Williams, 165; Turner,
Haicheng road.
100; Harris, 56.
Japanese generals are proving them so that the best guarantees of ju s tice )
can be given all foreigners there.
selves great strategists.
W EEK’ S DOINGS'
j
Fleets Again In Action.
A Jspanese gunboat strurk s mine off
Talien Wan hay and was lost.
Russia objects to the presence of a
British gnnboat at Niu Chwang.
•
The Democratic national convention
denied a vote to the Philippine dele
gates.
The etar fears a tevolution in Rus
sian Poland and a state of siege will he
proclaimed.
The Russian war office admits t>-st s
battle of consequence has tsken place
near Liao Yang, but has no advices ss
to the outcome.
Anti-Christian Riots.
London, July 13.— The Cheefoo cor
respondent of the Standard, in a dis
patch says: The American consul gen
eral, John Fowler, received news last
night that anti-Christian riots have
broken out at Chao Y'uen, about 65
miles from west of Cbefoo. Imm edi
ate ladatance waa asked. The Taotai
dispatched tioopa and telegraphed the
authorities at Hwang Haien and Teng-
chon l o o also to send assistance if re
quire»!. Foreignera are not believed
to he in danger. Tbe cause o f the riots
is not known.
Tokio, July 13.— The Russian cruis
ers Bavan, Diana, Palalda and Novik,
two gunboats and seven torpetlo boat
destroyers, came ont of the harbor of
Port Arthur on Saturday morning, July
9, preceded by a number ol steamers
engaged in clearing away mines.
In
the afternoon the Russians vessels
reached a point between Sensikau and
I.nnwantang, where they were attacked
by a Japanese flotilla of torpedo boats
and torpedo boat destroyers. At 4 in
the afternoon the Rnasian vessels re-
treated to the haibor.
Oaards and Bandits Clash.
St. Petersburg, July 12—-The war
m inistry today received a dispatch
from General Kuropatkin's chief of
; staff reporting a couple of unimportant
affairs between frontier guards and
small parties of Chinese bandits near
Port Arthur, and adding that the
troops forming the garrison are in ex
cellent spirits.
Skirmishes
occur
daily.
The Russians captured 50
Japanese scouts on July 1 and the
»’hief of police recently captured 240
head of cattle. There is an abundance
I of ammunition at Port Arthur.
In Fear off Brlfaml.
Tangier, J p lv 13.— According to news
from the interior the bandit Kaisuli
and hia tribe made a raid on Chant and
after two days' fighting, Kaisuli was
victorious. The tribe looted many cat*
tie. Owing to threats sent by Raisuli
and the neighboring tribes to Moham
med El Torrec, the foreign minister,
woik on the new enstom house, in
course of erection at Tangier, has been
discontinued.
The tribes said they
would raid TaUgiet ¡1 continued.
M— h «t North Topeka Flooded
PARKER NAMED
Democrats Agree on Candidate
for Presidency.
the
vice
presidency is in
co m
Middle West Men Wanted— Efforts Have
Been Msde to
Secure Consent (o f
Marshall Held, to accept.
Convention Hall, St. Louie, July 9.
— Parker has been nominated for presi
dent. On the completion of ‘ he first
ballot he received a total of 658 votes.
Before the vote was annouened Idaho
changed her six votes, giving him 664
votes.
West Virginia added three
votes, giving him the 667 votes or two-
thirds necessary.
Washington changed from Hearst to
Parker.
This was followed by a motion from
Champ Clark to make the nomination
of Parker nnanimouB.
A monstrous
American flag was unfurled from the
dome of tbe building. The hand struck
up "T he Star Spangled Banner.”
Great uncertainty still exists con
cerning the vice presidential nomina
tion. The same candidates who have
heretofore been mentioned are still
mentioned, and some are being pushed
with a great ileal of earnestness.
No
one man has yet been singled out by
the leaders and large delegations to be
supported for the second place. There
seems to be a desire to select a man
from Illinois, Indian or Ohio if possi
ble.
Continued efforts have been made to
secure the consent of Marshall Field, of
Chicago, to allow the ubb of his name,
hut he has given an absolute refusal.
The Western men have secured quite
a large number of delegations to sup
port ex-Senator George Turner, of
Washington.
H .V FROM FLOOD.
Kansas People Deserting Tb»|r
Damage Will Reach I b . u„ ^
Kansas C ity, M o., Joly
Kaw overflowed its hank,
Missouri Pacific bridge at
tonight, and the water is now "
ing over the west bottoms, or »pP
district. The water has
0
“ Ppr,.
within two blocks of the
tIon, and w ill reach the
U,1 RtiS-i
before daylight. The ArmounJuJ
trict of Kansas City, Kanr*
deserted, its inhabitants havi
iliiven from their homes bv tk? '
flow of the river for the second
13 months.
Mayor Gilbert, of Kanaaa i
Kan., is using all the mean,,
command to care for the thonny
homeless people driven from tfo
stricken district.
Tonight he««,
following telegram to the seen.,,1
w ar:
'>
‘ Ten thonsand people
driven from their homes is
City, Kan., by Hood. I earneit',
quest that you direct command.:
Fort Leavenworth to issne ist'oaa
^
we may need.”
Tonight, ail Kansas etrean* &
and thousands of acres of rich fcr-
lands have already been ¡non,
, ausing losses to crops that will -
less run into the hundreds of |
of dollars.
Farmers at a dozen different
have been forced to flee from i
homes, driving their cattle btfom
and taking horses and what hoiisb
goods that could be gathered burr7
By tomorrow noon the Kas
have risen two feet and a half kH
than at present and will begin toJ
s.der rapidly. The Missouri
Kansas City, although up |ritt
overflow of the Kaw at this pok
still iu no danger of causing any a
flood, and after a further rin*
inches, Observer Cooner predict»"
stream will liegin to fall tom-
Across from Kansas City, the M-
has flooded Harlem, a sparcel».
place but none of the nianufwtp
concerns along the stream has
OKU ¡»TRAIIQIST.
Jspanese Oener.l Is Advancing
Army With Little Loss.
HI.
Tokio, July 11.— Late telegrams
from General K uroki’s headquarters at
the front show that the rains have not
stopped the working out of the Japan
ese plans, either in the interior of
Manchuria or at Port Arthur The
Haul assault on the fortress is thought
to he very near, although there is
much work to be done in the way of
constructing siege batteries. The Rus
sians have abandoned the outer po
sitions, after a great deal of fighting,
and have strengthened their main de
fenses.
Japanese correspondents allowed to
send dispatches reveal the skiM with
which the generals maneuvered their
columns so as to capture the mountain
passes between the Y ula and the Liao
valleys without heavy loss and with
out riekaing the least temporary con
fusion in their extended line of batt-e.
General Oku’ s forces pressed north
ward and west nntil they cleared the
lofty ridge east of Kaiping. This de
prived Kuropatkin’ 8 men in the de
files of their mountain shields, and
compelled the withdrawal of their sup
ports to cheek Oku’s army. There
upon the armies of Feng Wang Cheng
and Takushan, availing themselves of
such flanking opportunities as local
conditions allowed, forced the enemy
ont of their strongholds down upon the
plain of Liao Yang.
CANNERYMEN ALL PLEASED,
International Conference Result« t#
tual Understanding.
Vancouver, B. C ., July 9.—Tig
international conference bctxetii
cannerymen of Puget Sound
-
Frazer river was held here today,
was productive of eminently nti^
tory results. All the principal!
tors were in attendance. It waa
that tor mutual protection a pic
boat be placed on each side ol.
boundary line by the respective ■
ations or governments, with a tiei
co-o|>erating to prevent thefts of &jJ
gear and bring the guilty parti«'
punishment.
The matter of hatcheries eu 1
over until the next meeting, to I*
up with the minister of marim
fisheries when he visits tig Coal.
The question of a joint close tingik.
ing the packing season was referral
committee. It was further ;
that no British Columbia carmen;
buy fish cn Puget sound, and noP
sound cannners shall buy fish inL
nadian waters, except and throngh
authorized representatives of the■
spei tive cannerries and the ind
ent trap owners.
It was reported that the first trap :
stalled in Canadian waters this
under tile new regulations waswor:—
to perfection.
JAPANESE PUZZLE RUSSIANS.
FLOOD UP TO EAVES.
Conditions in Suburbs ot Kansas City
are Very Serious.
They Appear to Be Trying to Enter'
All Doors.
Liao Yang, July 8.— Repmla .
been received here of the appearand^
Japmnese outposts on the mads li
to Munkden.
On the other hand, the Japs
have withdrawn frnin the pias««::
June 26 and 27, and their setr:
from Lien Shan Kwan lias ceased.
The Russian Eastern corpa
moved forward to Khawan and
zamn, which the Russians had i
ated and reoccupied.
The tactics of the Japanese ar«i
cult to understand. They seem W
trying to enter by all doors. Prt
the armies commanded by Gei
Kuroki and Oku are combining US
crate against Ta Tceh Kiao and I
Czar Fears Revolution
chetig in order to gain possession ol:!
A ienna, July 11. —. A report re
railroad and enable them to advann"
ceived here through diplomatic chan
Liao Y ang.
nels from Warsaw states that the
governor of fia t city has notified the
America Asks Her Object.
czar that if an outbreak against the
London, July 9 .— The Asswii:
Russian government is to lie prevented
a state of siege should he at once pro Press learns from a high British**^
claimed throughout F issian Poland that exchanges of views are taking p-
He declares that be has positive evi- between America and Great Bri-
Being « ;
dence that the revolutionary leadi rs with respect to Thibet.
are about ready to start an uprising pendency of China, the fate of lUj
and recommends that additional troop, is of consi lereble importance, esp
be placed at his diepoaal to keep the ly to America; not that American«-
interests of value in that cokntty.
people under control.
becaues of its acquisition by *ny
power would mean a violation of
Mis Three American Submarines.
principles of the integrity of Cb
Pans, July 11.— Cabling from St. which is the key note of
Petersburg, . well-known correspond-
Hay’ s Far Eastern policy
ent states that having lieen authorized
Kansas City, July 11.— Flood condi
tions in Kansas off the Kaw wateished
arc still serious, the streams of Abilene,
Ottawa. Emporia and Wichita still be
ing high and continuing to rise at some
points.
At Riverside, hundreds of employes
of the packing houses and West Bot
toms factories were driven from their
homes, and tonight only the tops of
their houses are visible aliove the sur
face of the water.
Scores of houses
have been washed away.
Loosing
southwest and northwest from River
side, the view is a dismal one.
A waterspout, accompanied by a
Smolensk Sails From Sues
Topeka, Kau, July 3.— The Kansas
terrific Wind, passed through Clinton,
Suez, July 13.— The Russian volun
J111
® nches above low
O. T., killing six persons and injuiing teer fleet steamer Snnwnsk, which
water mark and rising at the tnte of
several others.
T»
.
- .
----- 1
passed the Roepfiorns from Sebastopol,
three inrhea an hour
, V ” . .v
* ,‘,Tal sta,ion at Kronsta.lt
China to Pay Etxsl Heirs.
Japanese and Russian ships have en ¡Ju ly 6, has sailed southward ftom
of the Rock Island railway bridge iiVs -uhn'ann,6
there the
Washington, July
12. — Min*
gaged in a battle in the Corean straits here. The vessel took two Re»i sea p il
Conger has cabled the state
and it ia believed two or tlnee of the ots, one for hetself and one for the vol
oirían
steamer
theie
train, are n o . M n « inn over the Sant. The corresponde,,,^Trïher
ment that ,he Chinese g>»»r»-
former have been lost.
unteer fleet steamer St, Petersburg,
be bridge
Director Jennings, of the he was al(7¡how n t h m Vw states that after making a thorough in vestig
1
which
passed
the
Bosphorus
July
5,
o
other
sub
Russian officials claim that the heavy
of the incident, has ordered the j
l coal-laden, and which waa reported at
rain s in Manchuria will do much to
and soMieH *
, Port Said on Saturday. It ia rumored
ward giving them th« upper hand.
on is Elwl, ,
jh eie that the ttanaporta intends await-
night.
newspaper correspondent. Ia ■‘M’-
One man was killed, another fatally ing the arrival of the Russian squadron.
Russians Everywhere Retreating.
j it has undertaken to pay an inde»“
Injured and a score of others slightly
Predict Downfall ol Port Arthnr.
Hosting Mo.pn,| off for F ,r pM t
Nin Chwarg, July 13.— Chinese com
of 125,000 (Mexican), which «umv
injutsd in a collision on the Reading
Captured Bight Ouna.
ing in from the country report t h e 1 Tientsin, July 12.— German military transport'111]5 ** Jhe volunteer fleet
he turned over by tbe state <
railroad at a suburb of Philadelphia.
London, July 13.— Special dispatches Russians everywhere retreating befoie
" P o r t s here are of the opinion that the trammmts In H,0r" o ° f -‘ h* l'i l lar<b‘‘,t to the eetAte.
The correspondent of a Paris paper to the Daily Telegraph and the Daily tbe Japanese, who ate aeon expected Russians' position at I.iso Yang and
Ru""i,,n
-aUed
aaya be saw at Kwmstadt the A m eri-: Mail fro#> Tokio ase. it that the Japan- here. Active preparation» are liefing Haicheng are untenable against ^ firtwl oVT ,h,S
after having
Declared President ol Coki.P«.
can b u it egbma#ine b olt Ptotecti • nee , applied ei«ht guns during the made for defense at Ta Tche Kfao.
three »tded Japanese attack. Thev ev- flic« the fl** */ ^.oatl n® hospital. She
W ashington, July 9.— Mr. W ffl
Ha stale* that
s.>eliO»n two Jghting arannd Port ArUhir. Jn-y 4, Rosine«« in thie city, despite tbe sitna-
pret that General Knroptakin will „„d ,, j,
‘ o ' Re<1 CroM society, United States Charge st Bogott,J
other submarines of American manu and that they reconnoiteied from a War j tion, ia bliak and many ship* are in
withdraw, and they predict the down, . ca
rri« a
a t lane,
^ . , ^ ann.ounce'
she . c o l e d to the state
carries
^ - ^ ' n 1 ,{“
a t t stie
port.
fall of Port Arthnr.
(acture,
,
- - ------------------- balloon.
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president of Colombia today-
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