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mas received news Of the sinking OF
the British steamer Knight Comman-
der, and has instructed the British con-
sui at Yokohama TO make a full inves-
tgation Of the case and report AT once
10 Downing street. Until his report Is
received no action will be taken. The
foreign Office regrets the incident as
coming at an unfortunate time i'm con
nection with public opinion here. but
the officials refrain from all comment
pending receipt of details.
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was released by the Russians, has re-
sumed her voyage through the Suez
canal.
St Petersburg, July 26.-The CORE
spondent of the Associated Press was
Informed ut the foreign office that the
Russian volunteer fleet steamers Smo-
lensk and St Petersburg, while re-
framing from the right of stopping or
searching neutral vessels. will not re-
turn home at once, but will remain
I'm the Red sea until relieved by regu-
larry commissioned warships. against
whose right to stop neutral ships and
search them for contraband no ques-
ton can be raised. Later the volun.
teer feet vessels will be re-commis-
stoned.
London, July 26.-The foreign Office
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OUR INTEREST IN THE MATTER
Seizure of the Knight Commander as
Looked at In Washington.

Seizure of the Knight Commander ne
Looked at In Washington.
Washington. July GA fact devel-
oped yesterday which might have led
to serious complication had it not been
announced earlier in the day that the
Russian government had given orders
for the release at Suez of the British
ship ArdOva. which had on board a
large quantity of supplies being
shipped by the war department to the
Philippine government. including about
300 tons Of powder and much other ma
terial that would fall within the Rus
Sian definition of cOntraband.
The case of the Knight Commander
is regarded here as complicated and
difficult of treatment although more
complete statement of facts is expect
ed TO simplify the problem. 1t is APP
pretended that if the contention Of the
shippers agents that the cargo CON
tanned no contraband is correct the gen
eral doctrine of neutral flag covers
neutral goods" has been violated by
the destruction Of the ship and cargo.
AS for the Knight Commander herself.
the state department probably will
leave to the British government the adj
justment of any issue with Russia
growing out of her sinking.
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Japs Force Back the Russians and
Make the Tatchekiao Posi-.
ton UntenabIe.
CARS TROOPS ARE FLANKED
Hill and Plain Swept Clear of Musco-
vites by Furious Fire. .--~,
Two Hours Of an Incessant Stream of
Shot and Shell-Latest of the
Red Sea Raider Matter.

Tien-Tsin, July 25.-In accordance
with orders issued by General Kuro-
patkin the Russians commenced to
evacuate New Chwang yesterday. This
morning the Russian railway station
Is in flames. The Russians are evil
IDENTITY destroying their property pre-
vious to evacuation.
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Paris Hears similar News.
SEIZED STEAMERS RELEASED
Volunteer Fleet tn suspend business
Knight Commander Case.

Suez July 26.-The ritish steamer
Ardova, which was seized by the Rus
sian volunteer feet steamer Smolensk,
has been released. and her prize crew
has been landed
Port said July 26.-The Hamburg
American line steamer Scandal. which
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Washington, July 26.-Minister Con-
ger at Pekin has cabled the state de
partment under date of July % that
he has been informed that the Rus
slams Monday evacuated New Chwang.
He also confirms the published reports
of the sinking 10y the Nladivostok
squadron of British steamer with a
cargo consigned to The American
Trading company"
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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-07-29

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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-07-29

London. July 26. - Cabling under
date Of July ~ The Daily Mails New
Chwang correspondent describes Il
fourteen-hours desperate battle with
heavy losses on both sides. and which
resulted in the Russian position at Ia
Tche-Kiao being rendered untenable,
by reason of which they will be com
PEELED to retreat towards Hai-Cheng
'The battle began at 8 o'clock in the
morning" the correspondent says. THE
Russians resuming the attack on the
Japanese position on the heights east
of Ta-Tche Kiao. After a few hours
the Japanese left flank from TAPPING
mountain captured the village Of Tang
hudituen, compelling the Russians to
retreat TO Tienghuaituen, six miles
from their base
Russians Forced To Retreat.
1.-THE Russians. now reinforced. main
tanned the position until o'clock in
the afternoon, when the Japanese right
flank made a sudden appearance on
the hills south of Ta-Tche-K and
by a tremenderouS fire forced the Rus
slams TO retreat. The Japanese firing
line extended fifteen mills. After two
more hours of an incessant storm of
shot and shell they swept the last hill
and the plain clear of Russians"
Report of a Japanese Defeat.
London. July pa dispatch to a
news agency from Liao-Yang reports
heavy artillery fighting there all Sun
day. The Russian casualties. il is al
legged, were thought not to exceed 400,
while the Japanese are said TO have
lost more men. The Japanese. who
were attacking the southern detach-
ment," according To the dispatch. were
forced to retire preciptately, leaving
their dead and wounded on the field.
The dispatch lacks convincing details
and names of places.
Paris Hears similar News.
Paris. July 26.-A dispatch to The
Matin from New Chwang says that
heavy firing continued all day long on
July "a. The battle lasted for sixteen
hours. The Russians were driven back
on the east side and were reported TO
be utterly routed on the north. The
dispatch says that the Russians evac-
uated New Chwang. of which the Jap
anese will probably take possession
today.
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regard TO whether he was appointed
under Republican or n Democratic
administration. This Is the efficient
way 10 turn the rascals out and to
keep them out. and II has the merit
OF sincerity. Moreover the betrayals
OF trust in the last seven years have
been insignificant In numbers when
compared with the extent OF the pub
lie service. Never has the admins
tration OF the government been on a
cleaner and higher level; never has
the public work OF the nation been
done more honestly and efficiently.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-07-29

tory OF the last twelve years. down to
this very month. Is there justification
for believing that under similar cir
cumstances and with similar initial
differences of opinion. our opponents
would have achieved any practical re-
suit?
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Tice Il Decker, Paw Paw.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-15
Useful Hints for
the Kitchen.

A little wire basket with a handle
constitutes quite an economy in soap.
You simply put all the little scraps of
soap into it, when it can be used for
many purposes quite as well as big
cake.
No kitchen ought to be considered
complete without an indicator. 1t is a
neat wooden board upon which is in
scribed a long list, including almost
every imaginable thing which one may
need from the grocer's. Opposite each
item is a small hole, and when you
need some of that particular thing you
remind yourself by sticking wooden
peg in the hole. These boards with pegs
cost 10 and % cents, according to size
Intended to keep bread moist and
fresh is the ventilated bread box, in the
lid of which is a long strip of the finest
netting. The box is also equipped with
shelves, each perforated, so that the
bread need not lie in pile. This is a
much nicer sort of box than the or
binary kind and is well worth the small
difference in price. Similar in construc-
ton, except that instead of a lid it has
a door, is the cake closet. This looks
like a little safe and has three shelves.
Even the nutmeg crater has been
modernized. 1t Is now provided with
neat little sliding box, into which you
put the nutmeg. BY pressing on a
spring in the top the nutmeg is held
against the crater and every shred of
it grated up without your fingers sus-
tanning the smallest detriment. Larger
graters made like this can be had for
general purposes.
Some inexperienced housewives have
trouble in separating the whites and
yolks of eggs. They need experience
this no longer. A patent separator can
be bought, a thing so simple that il is
a wonder we none of US thought of it
before 1t is simply a cup with a false
bottom, in which there is a narrow slit
Through this slit the white of the egg
finds its way, leaving the yolk safe in
side.
If apple coring is to be done in any
quantity do not attempt it by hand,
when for only 10 cents a corer can be
obtained which will take the core out
of the fruit in jiffy without spelling
it's looks. This little device looks some
thing like a corkscrew.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-15
THE SUNDAY CALL MAGAZINE.
CT HE GRAFTERS," by Francis Lynde, political s
is steadily growing in favor of the most read

CT HE GRAFTERS, by Francis Lynde political story which
steadily growing favor of the readable stories
Of the day. through its second nsament Sunday
Gall Magazine tomorrow This popular novel will be completed
on October go On November will appear complete
ament The Second Mrs Jim by Stephen Conrad
the novels coming rapidly into popular favor In presenting
novel selling at the book stalls for ST 50 complete
ment for the Sunday Call is introducing
been presented by daily paper the
which employed by but of the leading magazines
America
Rita the well known novelist contributes the regular install
ent the Batch of Love Letters Series page letters
from stagestuck young lady walking gentleman
Buckingham Theaer; Edward w the adven-
lures Of his hero bringing him officially before
ne at subjected the attentions of
manageable daughters Ray Sannard Baker has rafting good
account picturesque and exciting of the ranges
The Ropng Pasco wherein the chaps
hold gallant and the page Kelly
has An Old Fashioned Woong Campbell Mcleod "The Hunger
Of Mans SOUL and Ohio B. Senga is Negotiable Aunt all
clever and amusing little stories.
There number special articles Importance Arthur
Briggs of the State Board of Trade
Outlook; Selling American Goods Orient" written from
the diary OF two trained and successful American statesmen should
instructive reading for all business "a Tooth Parents
and Children IS of sensible advice by Dr. Merrill
Iyon Augusta Prescott writes in rs
Madge Moore has giving reminders etiquette the
casual caller; there Ihe Harmony of wherein
will find good advice matching to hair and ewes
and in addition to the puzzle page half articles of
worth.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-15
Law Suits in Borneo.

Justice in Borneo is administered in
most primitive manner. One way
of deciding between two disputants is
to give each a large lump of salt
These Jumps are dropped in water. and
he whose lump is first dissolved is de-
cided to be in the wrong. Or two
live shellfish are placed on plate and
lime juice squeezed over them. The
verdict is given according to which
mans fish moves first.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-15
:: THE SMART SET :.
BY SALLY SHARP.

pause in the afternoons for a cup u
tea as they do in the British citiesP
They would live longer and happier for
the little rest. ana be infinitely better
companions. And they'd be just as rich
at the years end. verify. For Mr..
Berg's innovation let US be duly thank
full
DR.. Frank K. Ainsworth has been
visiting in Los Angeles during the last
week
Miss Sharlot Hall, the poet of the
desert, whose home is Prescott, Ariz..
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F.
Lummis at their quaint hacienda in
Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Sherman. with
their son and daughter. HOyt sherman
ana Miss Jennie Sherman. are at the
s. Louis Exposition They will visit
other Eastern cities before returning
home, which will be in a month.
Miss Mary HOLSTER of Santa Bar
bcra is due to visit her cousin. Mrs.
L. H. Bryan. 2422 Buchanan streer.
DR.. Washington Dodge. who has
been on a hunting trip. has returned.
Mrs. Otto Irving Wise has returned
to the city after visit of four months
to New York and Baltimore. Her sis
ter, Miss ROsenthal, will be her guest
for the winter and they will be at
third Wednesday of each month.
The Marie Antoinette on Van Ness
avenue is a popular abiding place
among society folk. Those recently
taking apartments for the winter are
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Knight and Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Scott and Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Murphy.
Miss Ethel Whitney Of Oakland will
spend the winter in Washington with
her aunt. Mrs. Condit Smith.
: Mr.. and Mrs. James Otis have cho-
sen an enviabIe site for their new
home. On Broadway. between Fill
more and Webster streets. an unpar-
alleled view of the bay and surround
ing country is commanded. When all
IS COMPLETE this residence will be the
scene of many entertainments.
Professor Charles Mills Gayley is
about to erect a residence Of beauty in
Berkeley, from whose site may be seen
the turquoise bay and it's emerald ISL
ands.
Miss Anita Davis, who has been
abroad for some time, is expected to
arrive in town from Liverpool the latter
part Of this month.
Dr. and Mrs. W. p. CIuness are en-
Pertaining Miss Eta BirdsaH OF Sacra-
mento.
Mrs. Leopold Hirsch Jr. will be at
home on third Fridays at 249s Broad
way
Miss Aimee Moore and Miss Agnes
Murphy, two clever and interesting
young Australian journalists, have been
suddenly called TO New York. departing
on the 29th-a fact deeply regretted in
clubdom. where the young women were
much entertained. Likewise did they
do much entertaining in return
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Derby have
taken a house on Washington street
for the winter. having recently dis
posed of their old home in Oakland.
The A. z. Wellingtons and Mr.. and
Mrs BOole (nee Hamlet). who spent
the summer at the wellington place in
Ross, have returned to San Francisco
for the winter.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-15
Paper Machine Inventor Dead.

Charles Cranston of Brooklyn, the in
ventor of the first underwriting paper
machine used in the United States,
died recently at his home. He was
also the inventor of other improve
ments in paper cutting and making
machinery, and also enjoyed the dis
tinction Of having been the chief en-
gineer on the yacht of President Lin
coin during the Rebellion.
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outlined with a drapery of the cloth in
hood form. The wrap itself is one OF
the shawl-shaped capes with dolman
like sleeves. The coat of dark brown
cloth has Indian red velvet cuffs and
collarless finish outlined with fancy
braid. The sleeve is worthy of note,
being of the voluminous order popular
in new coats.
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Flowing loosely down her back.
Draw with art the graceful sack;
Ornament IT we'll with gfmping,
Flowers, furbelows and crimping;
Let OF ruffies many a
Guard her elbows, white snow
Knots below and knots above.
Emblem of the ties of love.
Let her hoop, extending wide
Show what petticoats should hide
Carriers of the softest silk
Stockings whittier than the milk
But for the hoop extending WIDE"
the jingle might be penned to the girl
of to-day, even to the white stockings,
says the New York Sun.
AS to flowers, furbelows and crimp-
ing" and "ruff1es'' and knots" there
is madden display in the wardrobe of
to-days fashionable lady than the
rhymster of the eighteenth century ever
saw in his widest fight of hyperbole.
That graceful sack flowing loosely
down her back is here in more varia-
tions of the hood than old timers ever
heard Of Even the Capuchin, which
has been around for several seasons, is
on hand yet, albeit with certain limi-
tations and many notifications.
Little Red Ridinghood" set the type
for one of the seasons pretty fancies
among girls who, for their handy even
ing wrap, are copying her style to a T.
All the quaint shapes of ecclesiastical
hoods are borrowed and varied for
evening wraps. 1t is a play on the
Capuchin which is seen in the wrap of
white broadcloth. The yoke is of lace,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-15

Copper color is not only seen in
gowns and hats, but also in rugs and
tapestry. 1t seems to be the only color
of the season.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-15

Townsend's California Glaze fruits In
artistic fire-etched boxes. us Market st.
On November I. 1904, will be advanced
1Oc per ID. Holiday orders received up to
that date at present price
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-15

Special information supplied daily Ia
business houses and public men by thu
Press Clipping Bureau (Allen's), $50 Cali
Norma street Telephone Main 1O43.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-15
Picture Frames.

Our Eastern selection Of frames and
holdings for fall trade now in. better
and more beautiful than ever before
Sanhorn Vail a Co
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-15

Fresno County has decided wider taste for rasn
throughout the East by giving away toohsome
decac from her display St Louis appreciates
the way of reaching the heart of
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-15

Again large share of medals CALIFORNIA; wines on
exhibition and the French vneyardst has to marvel He is
rapidly learning that Cafornas good stored I'D
within it essences any n old Provence