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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16

keep The skin and pores clean, and a
gentle laxative 'oudlly Tor the bow
els IT. rIefcc's Pleasant Pellets are
gently laxative do not Rupe, and are
made entirely ol vegetable ingredients
100 uuI Cat too heartily, bot when you
dH take one a, 600 after dinner IilL
nj thu man does not stop the cough
the cough stops the man; stops his app
petite, ha sleep his pleasure aud hls
work So called cough remedies
Hwctmts relieve, hul thgy don't go deep
enough to Uue d. Tgrgc'8 Golden
Medical Discovery cures coughs and dis.
cases ai OBJ. DIutufy Organs perfectly
uir. uU sugar 90 lewrFc digestion, nor
narcotic 10 hCals the lungs stops lie
h,mauh8gt, % they one bleeding. and ly
increasing che action oi the bl1ud-makiug
glands guuchts every organ with good
bl Oh which alone makes q good body.
"My husuend had been coughing Tor
wears and people frankly told me that he
would go into consumption, % writes Mrs.
John Shircman, Of No. 26S 75th Place,
Chicago lll. vie had such terrible
coughing spells, we not only grew much
alarmed, but looked for the bursting OF
a blood.vcsscl or a hcmouhage at almost
any time After three days coughing he
was too weak 10 cross the room. The
doctor did him no good stated the
case to a druggist who handed me a
bottle of d. perce's Golden Medical
Discovery. My husbands recovery was
remarkable IN three days after be was
up and around, and boa two more DAYS he
went 10 work. Two bottles cured him."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16
NEW MEXICO Towns

Mrs Miguel a Otaro. wife of The gov.
ornor of Nov Mexico
Boring has boon suspended ou the
voIl ut tho asylum. owing to a brok.
ou DaHul % o. the intention Of inc
management tp have tho well sunk
quite distance further Tho chances
nf striking % eushrr are Thought 90
ba good Tho experiment ls being
watched with interest
Major Bm..u and officers of Troop
s arU wur..rs uu q program of sport
t0 ho puT. nG uu tho fair grounds
during the MILITIA our1mpmaut En.
tf... v.II h received only from those
in camp a schedule of tho sports
viU Do. rar. .1 600 thc companies lu
coo rtT.fUr M.Ia.a wIu h0 offered
90 tbo vim This feature 's llEe
'v i1 cau. considerable interest boz
iHe Duc1wpmou, especially among
Emo miI.tamru tbomsD'gpa
Dr. Vs. r. Upton and Ur 70 70
Uack have been called by ur Foat
into consultation of tho cAsn NJ Don
1oso JulIa. he Spanish consul from
Honduras. who s seeking renewed
nuHth Tho gentleman suffered from
600 attack 0r pIOur.sy q few months
asu NO. 'e In somewhat deb.l.iatoI
condition a0l has also boon troubled
with rheumatism pr Fost believes
Gibbs section should become % great ro.
0r' Tor m1'arI8l patients from Con
.rl and South America
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16

from U. CM.HaIu
Prof W 80 Salmon a f0rmer uros
.IDnt of tho School of Mines. Is cn.
.aeaI 200 tHu 1uso'1une of % 600 milne
near King mountain N1Hh Caro-.
Hu8
Mrs U o. Nayhsrry mas been in
.He city several days looking for a
residence with "a Wow 90 sending her
children fn tho city schools during
mo next school year.
Hon. w. ~. Martin has Just placed
over four hundred now ana attract
lga pigeon h1'o boxes in mo rear
room ui thn district clerks office.
They make an excellent appearance,
and afford another evidence of Mr.
Martins uo8tnoss and taste.
CIrle0 J1Iu'a was in from DTS farm
three miles north of the city. Mr..
Ioi1la reported mo recent harvesting
u'2 900 pounds 0t wheat from on aero
ol ground Tho rost OF tho grain in
tho field was so poor. however That
% was l0ft for pasture.
Tho rHyon prisoners On the county
I8II c1mo very no1r reaching the open
aIr Saturday night Boy other means
than the door only one layer of
brick lu uo outside wall OF the iaIl
remained between Thorn and liberty
whom Tailor Bob LOWS 'm0'lal a
uqr Bob SAYS Dc nov has Thorn un.
Dor triple locks. and "Vll come
m.ahty near Keeping gm"
Nassrs NcCaulgy Case and Drown
who lglt Sac1rro about throa wooka
ago 0u q proap.cfIHr trip Coz tho
BLACK uBrn and M0goI0u mountains
have q. laat boon heard from. Mr.
NcCau'.y writes q frionI in the city
hat they reached Co0ney last sunday
300 in good health. but very, very
trol, also that ono member or tho
party. who had grown somewhat mol
oneh1'y on the Journey was mlrncu
Imw.y revived by tho receipt OF yarI
uH# and sUUIry tender mIs.Ir.s from
IHu ar east
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16
oEMlNo

From tho Graphic
Nessr smith, Houlngvorfb and
POETRY. wont down to Ior1surr SUM
day to Ilbo part ln tho installation uf
officers lu the knights of pyihias
Iplen az Chat place
Clarence Jay OF Albuquerque came
last Wednesday morning 90 attend che
funeral Uf h.s mother and visited
week. with friends hero before re-
turning t1 Dos work
Since Doc article regarding mo sp
pnIulmant Ur Judge Pennington was
put iu ffua hIH commission arrived.
and poo o. now enc regularly installed
pnsimaaur for four wears from Juno
8nfh iHaf being iho dato OF che com
mission
SOM. .m. 'us. might Coo residence
Martin I.chUa was brub.n into
T e'eHr Huy containing two
oN.. Hm. paper. ami small
E.. nNUu The.. robbers also
%. .U. escape ANIL un Du,. bias
no f. of them.
IbI. u. off Zoo Graphic appears
3r'.. of Incorporation of tho
Ua IH. company Nr Ralph g.
pod .n. ni This elmuln. BIAS
BOO tH. a1s, several month";. mails
ARRANGEMENTS f1r extensive work
nrpu.r ar t0eo Zoo tu.s county.
other places iD Che southwest
rH. umus base BAN team should
HY. l0 1 There Ora honor ana
mHII 4. "a. #1n GOO Albuquerque hIs
uI H ns. BAN Tournament. uT
fH. II r'r 200 October a
uur. HI h1. boon hung up for
local u Nov NuNsr. Thuru
d.. u1 .H uhy uem.ue should uu
W.H
Nr 4" I1y died Ha' Tuesday
mn-un WamJIs ranch near town
1f.r days Wuoa7 OF hear, trou
I'. m .'u funeral took place emo
following dos 20. Mahonoya undor'aE
Boo. ..n- Mu Jay was au Ola rus
if..' n .. -.uu. AMI leaves q host
uI 900. t1 mourn Dor Ins
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16

Mineral surveys
Mineral claims surveyed during
fiscal year ending june 800. 1904 15
surveys ordered r.rurns not filed 500
o. s. IMMORAL monuments osfn1
Total ... ... ........ ..... Ial
"UUT.us IHu HIl fiscal year 'hore
BIAS boon deposited 1u account of SUR
Feys of mining claims thD sum of 81.
900 and applications were made f1r
.ho survey ui $50 mining claims
Small Holding Claims
"Thora hayo boon iis9 small hold
ur claims rlol 200 tbIs office under
,Ho provisions of sections Dc and No.
of tho 1ci OF March 3 1921. as amend.
.I. for tracts of land NOT exceeding
900 aero. each
Contracts have been awarded for
mo survey OF some 900 small holH
IuE claims Said nIugs cover in O.
majority ui instances. from to o.
tracts. aul a conservative estimate o.
fho number OF tracts embraced 600
these small holding applications sim
to bo surveyed is 5000 where such
tracts are embraced In townships Co
bc surveyed. the surveys Of such
small holding claims situate therein
are executed 40 tho time OF extending
tho limos oi public survey over such
townships whore thoy are situate ia
townships heretofore surveyed. por
diem contracts for such surveys are
awarded The time limit within which
such small holding fItnes could be
filed Iu this office expired with
March 3 1901
"The plating of these small hold
ing claims i8 very complicated and
aside from showing tho same on the
township plats. small holding plats
900 an enlarged scale are made In trip
l.Uatg. showing sometimes only one
Ur two sections, which often uocossl
taios the making of "a 90 800 small
holding pIats Tor one township when
small holding claims are situate ln
townships to be surveyed tho sub.
divisional rate OF mileage only "a al
lowahle 90 tho deputies FOR establish.
iug the boundaries OF such claims
and connecting the same 90 corners on
public survey These small holding
tracts entail "a vast amount ot labor
FOR the hauling OF stones for monu.
mcnts settling and making corners
for an angles of such irregular tracts.
ana payment is allowed FOR ono
boundary only % the same Is a com,
mon boundary with an adjoining
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16
Railroad Topics

by those corporations are concerned
the railroads are practically without
voice. no better Illustration can be-
furnished that the existing condition
iu connection with the transportation
of dressed meats The owners OF tho
live sioCH private equipment once
had thoir day but happily tho rail-
roads were able to escape from their
eSactlous Tho conditions attending
refrigerator traffic. however arc go
peculiar as to make 70 lmpo .blo for
tbo railroads 90 apply the necessary
remedy and o. '7 fortunate that fad.
Grad authority bias stopped Iu tl Hr.ug
aHUI. reform
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16
ooonaYE ID PRIvATE -.
Railway Age Says That Reign 10 Ap
preaching an End.

According 10 tho Railway Ago. q
now looks as II the reign of tho priv.
ate car was approaching an end. Tho
Interstate Commerce Commission ls
conducting an elaborate Investigation
as 90 tho conduct OF this class Of
equipment particularly refrigerator
cara. which Is likely 10 o. productive
of much honoht 10 the railroads, par
ucularly in the west have been prac
tically at tho mercy OF tho refrlgera
tor car owners for many years. 81
FAR as rates on commodities handled
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16

WEIGHT WESTERN coal.
Railroads 20 Adopt Measure 20 Pre-.
vent Coal Thlcying.

NaNINdaa 70 huopA WoaNule 20 Pre-
vent Coal ThIeWng.
As Che result OF lho meeting of tho
western roads to o0usI,r tho adop-
ton OF q mg.huI %. usurng shippers
ur CONS suocs of coal unaius, loss On
account of faulty weights or pIlrcr.
ago 70 was decided chat Uao railroads
shall Issue bills a' m1mg for each
car of coal Or There are miluad
scales 90 the mines the coal win bee
weighed thcro ly uo railroad. If not.
tbH Weights viii bo noted 0u tine way
HIE but mot upon the bills of mdine.
The coal VIII Doe roWoIgbod at juno.
zion points % win AGAIN - wcirncd
%, destination upon request OF con.
..au.o, CO. chars. of t3 ear faro
weights may bo mB1o tHa basis of
claim tp Doe taken uu hy mn ..a.m de-.
mr'u.nt for adjustment THH a..
'uu applies Iu $40 .Hm territory.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16
LAs vEaAs

From .ho Optic
MIs Blanche Ro.Usr. entered up
600 her now duties Cog assistant socrn
Iary ui 90. cl..e sanitary board Tb,
board los 0e.n fortunate 90 I8 So
lection
Ralph Holo who was operated ON
Tor Appendicitis several day ago. Is
reported getting on uiceIy There IR
poo longer auy doubt as to hls rocoy.
Drv un'0H some unforeseen complI.
cation soto Iu
uan... Decatur Emmett the com.
poser of lho famous southern song
"bK.o' who recently died at hls homo
Boa $40 Vernon. Ohio. Was au uncle of
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16


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ana 'I.s principally on Iho north slope
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character uI l.'H d.fil', known q.
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ihc'nF ..'i' nH.n' ". n'Af|y p0fp'n
hou'AF TOO. ."'' '' 5000 I.'i h.Hh
which PES 'nh'" '..'. except Iu Few
places. ,1 'N. WH., daring climber
! 70 'a t.n ann.. .'.H of tha grea' Colo
.1do plateau IH. 'HpHuHhy of rh.
resprE. Ia Zoo general rough auo
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16

mall holding claims. surveyed
Pos tho Same deputy, and by reason
of having t0 write tine fold notes com
plot. i1r each tract setting and maxi
Ing tbo c0u.w for Wmg. ana con
Meeting two corners thereof to cor
uur of che public survey The deputies
complain chat they cannot make IIv.
uE wages at tha low rates of mill
nIsD now paid. aud arc 10th Oh accept
nuu.ran'e fHr .hIs class OF work The
nN IU .bis case should ho changed Co
allow flr awarding OF contract for
al' mIH holding surveys ot per diem
aI" whether tbo same po iu town.
ships heretofore surveyed. of in
townships to Dee surveyed. and This
rmhurrl mont removed Payment
i1r iho execution OF small holding
surveys .7 made from the approprIa.
zion for Doe survey aul rosurvcy OF
public lands. aud Tor that reason the
amour. uJ che appropriation io Dee ap
p0r'iou.l to the Territory 0f New
NrN.N0 should Boz Increased
Private Land Claims.
"AH private land claims confirmed
by tH. o.. IS. court of prltap, land
claims have boon surveyed and ap
proved. Contracts for the survey OF
fhr.o private land claims confirmed
ny cHua.s are pending. Bud win Doe
completed during the fiscal yoar end.
ing lHH. goo. 1905
Conclusion.
"Ihu m ol 10000 was aupor..au.
od I1 Npv Mexico Tor public SUR
F.E# .uus One fiscal year ending
Juno .H 1905 and contracts Tor sur
N.E 'n That amount were awarded
IU. clerical work of thIa office Is
uu t1 Hule. guI fle.I notes GIod and
,aNuu "u FOO hc examined. plated cite.
Immediately upon receipt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16

% d. stewart lu charge OF the
barber shop at the Alyarado hotel.
has returned from bis sad mission
90 Clinton Iowa. whcr0 tho remains
of D $3.50 were buried Mr. Stewart
was detained Do returning by floods
In Kansas.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16

a thousand million acres are cover.
od by me various trains OF this c0un.
iry n the course of year
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16

Subscribe i1r The citizen ana get
IUu news.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16
EIGHT YEARS or DROUGHT

ON The 9LAcK MESA RESERVE
IN EElZ0hA--uRY SEASON AND
OVERLOOKING HAVE RUlNED
SECTION.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16
$4,000 a MONTH.
Pledged BY MachlnJsts' Organization
% support Strife on santa Re.

''"NNA AN NHNNINIaia h'N1ultNiIuu
90 Support Strike on Santa Re.
Tho convention of fbs International
Association OF Maghmsts Tor tho
western division of tbe association.
which met u Denver Colorado. July
g. iu accordance with cali Issued ly
Vice President o. T. Wilson. adoptn.i
Ia resolution establishing "a fund az
$4,000 month for tho support OF
tho maCh.u.Hts who are out on "a
strike ou thr Santa be- Tho fund wifl
Dee raised hy assessing tho momIars
of 'nH organization so month until
.he strike Is settled. The Officers sf
'Ho International association arc ur
.h, opinion uat aDy ogerurrs flr
clement must come from the road.
.Hur h1yo duuo a'I tu He.r power
H make % peaceful settlement
Promotion Of C. p. Downs Charles
Downs has boon appointed chief
equity tp District Court clerk o.. y.
..1hy of the new Sixth judicial dH
ru' with headquarters In Alamoeor
Ho Mr. Downs Is Won known to tho
newspaper world of Now Mexico hay
.Hs been foreman of .ho Iag Vpras
Record before going to southern Now
N..rI lu was editor uf Tho IHg
Cruces Progress and Tor tho last FIx
months has boon employed un an FI
rasn paper Mr. Downs promotion
VIII Doe received With satisfaction by
H.H friends
$50
Frank EsrleHou. who has boon
varlma-tUr hero for some time. drew
h.H pay up to thu first of Iu. month.
aud on Tuesday evening skipped foun
lnayua nto days pay coming to hlm
f1r hH creditors Co fsbt over This Is
tlu second time EsllrstDu has Ieu
town ana his creditors 600 o. Hfmifar
manner and Dos creditors rrt Iufr
consolation when thuy tam of their
LOSSES Many people are glad that
when EgEleaion lclt ihis Time hIs wlfe
WUs .n California instead of ln lords
burg Thcy win not have 90 take up
% collection Tor b0r tbB limo Lord
burg journal
An electric railway has been proc
io.tol between BoIyldoro and ElFu.
uL distance of thlrty.sIx mu,F.
which when mlt win supply contu
u0us electric railway service between
Chicago and FrCcport. "a distance of
aUout l2o miles. muIloIIug the Chi
rlr1 aul Northwestern much of enc
way
ur Barr arrived az Ia5 Vegas from
San Narra taking with him n. n
Godfrey time Keeper for the Santa
Fo at that point, as patient Tor Tine
railway hospital 1t IBH Vegas. ur
Barr SAYS that DR. g. O. CuIckshauk
is iu very bad health aud hls friends
are extremely anNDus about hls con.
I.UUn.
j.. A. CLARK. who lost "a limb AMI
has been in the railway hospital CO.,
la8 Vegas for some months. and
Brakeman Armstrong. of san Marclal.
who broke hls arm ln two places.
were released from that hospital last
Saturday
William Carlton an employee OF the
Denver a. RIO Graudc railroad. sta.
TONED al Santa 10. has gone toAntou.
to on a visit TO his sister residing
there.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-16

J.. D. Cornwall, the watch inspector
FOR the Denver a Rio Grande, with
Mrs. Cornwall. was at Santa 10 yes.
tOrduy
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-11-17
MRS. PALMER AMAzEs ALL.
Display Of Gorgeous Jewels Causes .
Sensation on Ocean.

New York, Nov. 17.-Mrs. Potter
Palmer caused a sensation recently at
a concert ON the steamer Kaiser Wei
helm der Crosse. Alois Burgstaller of
the Metropolitan opera company was
rendering vocal selection when Mrs.
Palmer walked into the man saloon,
wearing a mass Of diamonds. pearls.
and other precious gems, such as
those on board had never seen on a
t"ans-A tlantic passenger.
Accor7 ling to some of the passengers
%,rs. Pelner wore tiara that had ut
least 1000 diamonds, several OF them
IS large as lima beans. Her cofsage IS
said to have been a mine of diamonds.
one sunburst being as large as base
ball. A stomacher of diamonds decor
ated her waist and several strings of
pearls were around her neck.
The revenue cutter took on board
General Fred d. Grant and Adrian
Honore and Honore Palmer, of Chica-
so, brother and son of Mrs. Palmer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-11-17
Decision of State Supreme Court
In Two Important Test
Cases Rendered Today
DRueLEss HEALERs ARE LIABLE
Wh.re They Advertise to Cure All
Diseases the Court Holds They
Must Have Licens, to Practice in
Iowa-The Boldly Lind Case From
Franklin Decided.
Special to Times-Republican.

0peCidl u 1lLlSS. nepuDllCdHs
Des Moines, Nov. H. The state
board Of health was upheld in two inn
portant test cases before the state SUI
preine court today. The first was the
cast. Of the state against Heath from
Boone county. Heath was magnetic
healer and advertised to be able to
cure all diseases. He was claimed
not to be regularly licensed physician
and it was shown that he administered
no drugs. The court, however, held
that he was subject to the laws. be-
cause he advertised to heal all Diseases,
even tho he administered no drugs.
The second case was that of an itin-
Grant vendor Of spectacle named Ed
munds, and was brought up from
Wright county. The court held prac-
tlcsl1ly the same as in the Heath case,
that he pretended to cure diseases and
should have secured license.
Another case Of importance decided
lin county. Boldly claimed to have
been defrauded out of u large tract Of
land thru alleged tric,kery of the men
who negotiated the deal. He was de-
feated in the lower court. but the SUI
pre- me court reverses he decision.
In the federal court today Judge Nc
Pherson directed a verdict for the de-
fer dant in the Marshall Stone COM
pally VS.. Lewis Drot.h Construction
Company. a suit for s2O, 900 damages
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-11-17
SALOON QUESTION.
Floyd County People May Ask for the
MuIct Saloon,

Floyd County People May Ask for the
Mulct Saloon.
Marble Rock Nov. 17.-This city IS
in q turmoil over fight that has been
going on for several days between the
TEMPERANCE and saloon forces, and II
now looks as if the battle will be car
ried to the end that will give Floyd
county the open saloon or the county
will be entirely free from the effects
of the rum traffic.
The trouble started by some OF the
temperance people attempting to pros
ecute a couple of bootleggers in TINS
city. and now the fight has involved
about every town in the county. The
men accused of selling booze illegally
have decamped and left their sympa-
thizers to carry on the war. 1t is un-
derstood now that an attempt will be
made to circulate petition to get the
necessary number of signers to give
the county the mulct saloon. The ma
tority of the voters in all Of the towns
IN the county appear to favor the pro-
position, and 1t is likely the petitions
will be started soon. Heretofore Rock
ford and Charles City have been op-
posed to saloons, but it is said the resi-
dents in these places have tired OF
the stuff being handled by the drug
eists and are now willing to have IL
sold by regular saloons.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-11-17
MURDER CASE.ON TRIAL
George Mitchell Charged With the Kill
ing Of John Parker in Poweshiek
county-A Jury Secured and Taking
Of Evidence Begun Today.

Special to Times Republican
Montezuma, Nov. II. = Taking of
evidence was begun in the case Of the
state against George Mitchell, for the
murder Of John Parker last summer.
today. Considerable difficulty was ex-
perienced In securing an unprejudiced
Jury. but the last man was secured
shortly before noon this morning and
after a short statement by each side
the evidence was begun. Parker's $
father was the main witness examined
today. He went into the details OF
the crime and told about the incidents
leading up to the shooting. The state
has very strong case against Mitchell
and today's evidence showed that the
killing appeared to be deliberate and
that Mitchell's victim was endeavoring
to get away from him when he was
shot. A special venire was necessary
in order to secure the jury. 1t Is sup
posed Mitchell will plead self-defense.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-11-17
left pocket, apparently thus signalling
the landing places of the shells. The
Chinaman was hanged.
THOSE sToEssEL DISPATCHES.
Russians Give Out What Purports to
Be Port Arthur Commanders Mes

sages.
ST. Petersburg, Nov. 17.-General
Stoessel in his dispatches to the en-
peror, reports the results of the Jap
anese attack on October 26th, on the
north front at Port Arthur. The Rus
sian losses were 4S0 killed or wound
ed. All attacks November 3, the day
Of the anniversary of the emperor
accession to the throne was celebrated,
were repulsed. Stoessel was slightly
wounded in the head during one OIL
the latest assaults on Port Arthur
Kuropatkin reports that in an AMI
buscade November 10Th. near Stnehin-
pu. thirty-two Japanese dragons We're
killed or woun6ed.
The text of StoesseYs dispatches,
October 2s, follows: eve have the
honor to report to your majesty that
the Japanese bombarded very Wig :
orously October 25th our intrench-
ments north and northeast. The fol-
lowing day they attacked one of the
forts on the north side, but our heavy
artillery and sllrapnel fire dispersed
their reserves and the assault was re-
pulsed. Our losses We're one officer
and about seventy men killed and 400
wounded"