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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-09
THIRTY
Days Imprisonment Was the Dose
Thomas Harmon Got in Police Court
at thursday Mornings Session
For Being Drunk.

Thomas Harmon was escorted into
the presence Of Mayor P. H. Shields in
police court at the regular session on
Thursday morning. He had been arrest
ed and jagged for being drunk. Noting
the fact that Thomas had his name al
ready inscribed upon the docket the
mayor fined him twenty dollars and
costs. In default of the payment
Thomas was sent to jail for a period
of thirty days.
Mat Nelson, suspicious character
was arrested for lettering on the streets.
He was fined three dollars and costs
and in default he was sent to jail for
three days. One drunk was sent-over
for three days and one for five days, in
default of payment of fines.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-09
STREET PARADE.

Headed by the Clarksburg opera
house band, the young men and boys,
VINO re to take part in the gymna,tic
exhibition in the opera house tonight
will give a big street parade, starting
from the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms, in the
Payne block on West Pike street, at
700 O'Clock and follow the line of the
principal streets, disbanding al the opera
house in time for the exhibition. One
feature will be a wagon upon which will
be carried the parallel bars and some
gymnastic performers. Other novel and
amusing features will be introduced.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-09
Wilson & Dsnnison,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
Rooms 2oo-2o1
OAK HALL Bid, cLaRKsRuRe
CALL ON Us FIRST.

If you desire to make a safe invest,
ment in real estate that win bring you
from twenty five to fifty per cent, in
the next two or hree years come and see
US.
There is better opportunities in clarks
burg for good paying investments than
any other city in West Virginia Whyf
Because we have the cheapest natural
gas in the world; we are in the center of
one of the GREATEST coal belts in the
United States. Clarksburg is the freigh.
center of the State of West Virginia.
Pittsburg freight rates win sooner or
later be effective from this point. This
is the reason large manufacturing plants
are locating here and more to come.
If you nave properties you desire TO
sell, list them with US, we will find yon
buyers.
WILSON s DENNISON
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-09
INVITATIONS RECEIVED

The following wedding invitation has
been received by friends OF the contract.
ing parties in this city. The bride-elect
is distantly related here:
The honor of your presence is desired
at the marriage of
Lillian NJ. Martin
Mr.. b. Zell Holverstot
Tuesday, June twenty-first
nineteen hundred and four
at eight o'clock p. m.
Andrews Methodist Episcopal Church
Grafton, w. Va.
At home after July 18th, 1904, 4sO
west Main street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-09
New Century Flour on
sale at all Grocers. If
Fortunes IN Truck Farms.

II yOu are interested in this favorTte
branch Of agriculture, and desire SONG
interesting reading matter showing how
fortunes are actually made along the
line of the Illinois Central R. R. by
northern farmers who are now located
for FREE handsomely illustrated pam
phlets and full particulars
E. A. RICHTER, T.P.A., III. Cent. R. R.,
5l2 PARK BUILDING,
jan2owtf. PITTsBURG. Pa.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-09
MARsHvILLE SCHOOL CLOSES.

The Marshville public school closed
Wednesday night with an appropriate
entertainment, which was much enjoyed
by the people of that town. Among
the speakers was W. Z. Morris, OF this
city, who made an excellent address.
He was accompanied TO. that place by
his wife and they visited friends as well
as the school. Miss Allie Ash was the
teachers and it was her second term at
that place.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-09
PUBLIC SALE AT ADMISSION.

We viii sch at public auction at
Adamston, at our place OF business, on
Friday, June II, 1904, beginning at 10
O'Clock a. m. the following property:
Five horses, one meat wagon and har.
ness, one-horse wagon, double-door
refrigerator. tools sufficient TO run a
meat shop, rs had of stock hogs, ! tall
low kettle, ! taIlow press and three
fresh cows.
Win sell or least slaughter mouse on
day Of sale.
Terms Of sale made known on day of
sale.
FRANK cnoUssoN 3 co.
iuneo-d&w.lts
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-09
MANY FRIENDS ATTEND
PRINCIPALS RECEPTION

The principals reception at Broaddu.
Institute Wednesday evening was high
" successful. DR.. and Mrs. S, +. Swartz
began to receive at $50 o'clock and wer,
kept busy throughout the evening
Fully two hundred friend. Of the insti.
tuition called during the evening ami
spent a pleasant hour.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-09
ARE YOU MovINGa

II 80, don't fail to consult rs. That
is, if you desire your household goods
stored. We have every facility for
handling them carefully. We store
them in safe place. We have track
facilities and can ship from our ware
house, which saves rehandling and dray-
age. without extra expense. You also
get advantage of a low insurance rate
when placing goods in orr building.
Considering all this We think it will pay
you 10 figure with US
THE CENTRAL STORAGE co,
n. Sixth St, Glen Elk
Home phone 81. Bell phone 10.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-09
MEMS LEAGUE WILL MEET.

The Mems League of the First Pres.
byterian church will meet Friday night
at eight o'clock in the church. The
subject for discussion will be "The
Christian Citizens Responsibility in
Clarksburg.' An interesting session IL
expected and all men affiliated with the
Firt Presbyterian church are cordially
invited TO attend.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-09
WILSON & DENNIsOr

Dr.. Z. b. rsrpcr, vsserinarian. win
treat your sick animal operscing
speciality. Charges reasonable. ofAce
ell Pike street sPr9stf
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-09
BASE BALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results:

Boston 0; Cincinnati ;. 40 inn.)
New York 9; Pittsburg 0.
Brooklyn 5; Chicago |.
Philadelphia 4 St. louis 3.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-09

Charley, where are you goingt Go
.ag down to Levy's. Well II 90 along
and get one of those 1892 cigars. Best
smoke in town. may5-lf
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-09
DR.. TAYLOR MOVES OFFICE.

DR.. Charles Taylor has moved his Of.
flee from the Monroe building to $50
corner Of South Third and Mechana
streets.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-09
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results:

st. Loui, y; Washington 0.
Detroit 3; Boston ..
Chicago s; Athletics ?.
New York 4; Cleveland |.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-09
Standing Of Clubs:
Games To-Day:

UaIuts AU-Ddy'
Pittsburg at New York.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Boston.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-09
Standing of Clubs:

flames To-day:
Boston at Detroit.
New York at Cleveland.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-09
WANTED

The public TO know that nave been
special agent Of the New York
Life Insurance Company, which is the
strongest Of the strong. Yours for pro-
lection and Investment.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-06-09
s. R. BENTLEY,

ofice-Room l, Leggett building,
clark-burg, W. Va. jun6-l2d
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-08
en- monheS sSiirIten iiberIteiat! Sod,

gem man6es Siirlten iiberiteigt! God
tie perr1tb bas burf) nihts! Die
8rIiin lit Der Snbesriff eoler, i6Iif.
ter @eibli6teit! sic tpar cine
niirSige @emablin ieues unuergeB.
liden Wannes, Der in Der Wenit)en'
liebe unb Spferfreuoisfeit Die Inf.
gabe ieines 2ebens iab!"
,G10n iIno enselrein mar Die
@rGiin 9ecnore uno MGes, mas nit
ibr auiammenbins! Sd piini6te,
mir iaben lie nod einmal mieoer",
ftimmte Ileranoer BON SriiIac elm.
sat meIn 9ruber leine 8emnblin
IN feline @ebeimniIie einseDeibt, Sbr
Serren?" iraste Colbert.
ySn Die Gebeimniiie, pelbe Ieine
Terion, welde Die Hflihten OeS go.
triardcn HetroS BON Santa Naura
betrafen, ja!" ~anttportete Sctape.
Sir Ole grfinounsen oes 9rafeu
aber bat ii9 Srau 2eonure nie Jon.
oerlid, ilItereilirt!"
,2as besreife Elm Inoerer!"
meinte Geiar Colbert.
Sbr meroet bas iebr leidt Der.
iiebeiL 9~apitan", fubr SctGpe tort,
,menm Sbr b6ren perbet, oaB bieier
eolen Srau @isennut, Sabgier, Ser
Ionsen nod Meittbum unb @euuB
fremo iparen.
ygber ote tpid)tisen @ebeimiiie,
ste G%rfinbunsen, Sbr Serren!"
panbte Colbert Elm.
n0as etpiae 3i6t, Die Serridaft
iiber ben glishnfen: 9a babt Sbr
Gedt!" setanO Sctape.
sic &eriteIlune DER 3tamanten!"
iette Colbert bin3u. ,Sat er Glld
Eidt IN iein @ebeimniB einseweibt?"
rBir Gaben oft gemlg ibre ent'
itebuns seiebsn unb perfolet."
.9amt wibt Sbr, mie lie gemad)t
nerben?"
Sctope i6iittelte ben Gopf, aud
MeranSer perneinte Die 5rage.
,9lber Sbr iast bod, baB SIR ee'
ieben babt, ipie ie entitanoen iino",
orang Colbert auf Die beioen
5reunSe Elm, bonn miiBt SIR bod
altd) Die Gntitebuns beidreiben
fGnnen!"
,Oie gntitebuns pobl, aapitGn
icpeit menigitens, pie tie nit oen
Iuger mobr3unebmen mar, antpor.
tete griiiac.
DGas mar penig eenug!" meinte
Sctape, DoaS lab sinfad) senu9 aust"
GorteBung oIgt)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-08

6reube ieines ainoes nitt az tbeiIen
er genOB mr. etlpas BON Den Spe!len
I'M Slice bo5u betpegen, slei1faui
etrpus al eiien uub az trinfen.
"Sbr 9efangener alipl" laste e.
buulpf Dor ii6 ~biubrate,lo. DDuS If
10 gut ipie tobt, nein, - ous lit nod
ihlimmer aIs tobt!"
nSersase nidt, n,eiu Batter! Sd
bin ia 10 frob, oaB Su ant 2eber
bleibit unS baB mir Sid besleiter
biirfen! Der &ries ipiro elm @nbt
nebren unb Damn febren tpir mad
unierer Sarm s,triif uno errihter
inns Elm neues 9Iodbaus! SIS fanr
lles nod gut peroen! Sd babt
Gid nid)t berIoren, oas lGBt mid
wieoer beffen uno Dem Iieben Got
ocufen!"
rWtein liebes 8inS! Sd mil
9eine 6reuoe nidt mebr Surd meint
8lugen triiben! Su bait Hedt, Die
idnpere 3eit Der 8efangenibait Dirf
nibt eipig bauern!"
Ils ser Mbeno bereinbrad), erIdier
bic GStor1e, nelbe ben Sarmer mad
gteip yorf bringen iollte, ON 9lod'
bouie. Die StuuOe Ser Ibreiie ma,
beranaefommen.
Wtliam Worton nabm ieine God
ter BET Der Sano unb trat nit ibr IN
bas Sreie. Sas 8reolenmaoher
blieb Oil Der Geite Der Maiblume.
Iuf 9efebl bes Golonels itanber
fir Wtortun unO oie beiben Waoder
Tferbe bereit. Der Sarmer ipar lei
ner Sotter babel bebiIfli6, Dos fin
lie beItimmte Yiero 5u beIteigen
bann itieg er uub auf bas feline
tpdbrenb oas &reolenmdod)en fid be-
reits selranSt auf Sas brittle Bferi
aeifpumgen bate. Die @eiter Del
@sforte intguben Sic 6rei Rerionen
Ilice lab iid,, mie fpenn lie ettuos
iudte, i'm 4reiie I'M, - es bunfeltt
eben. - @en iudten hire 8lide?
9ie 3reolin bemerfte Die @eipeg'
ing Der MaibIume = iie wuBte, lper
lie iudte.
Mlice bate bem eSlen Cir gbpari
nod germ einen Bid oes 9anfes 5u
gemorfen, bod er mar nidt 1T Del
Mabe.
Gle 9teiter nmb &eiterinnes
luanbten it'd aunGdit nad) Der Stab,
Srenton, no cine Sdiifbriide iibel
ben Selatpare fiibrte, paiiirten Die
ielbe unS ifllisen oaiul Den nab Seen
Yorf iib Siebenoen breiten Wes Elm
Slice trug oaS S6reiben oes 60
lonels auf ibrem Ser5en unb bantt'
8ott i'm Stiaen baiiir, OaB Die Iugi
UNI baS 2eben ibreS 8aters iiberl tan
bel NOR. -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-08
&c d) ) 4apiteI.
Gplbert'S Sian.

Die Gr5ablung Ser hsioen franSO.
iiif}en Sffi5iere, Welbe Geiur Colbert
5Ifaaia getroffen bate, mar alf i'm
bon mattiser @irtung selueien.
Die Siamanten bes @rafen bon
Si. @ermain! 0ieie menigen 8orte
batter in ibm cine sSlutb BON 8ebau.
fen nnb @iinfd)eu fuadgerufeu.
God en- ipuBte nod nift Maes!
@erabe in Dem glligenblife, in mel-
dem Der Sberit bon geue'Ssle uno
Der Wtaicr 8riiiac ibre @rsGblung
tutteu beenSen pollen, bate Die
Ilarnltrommel Iqe in b6djter Gle
nod benz Eager 5uriidseruien.
Der Iufbruf Der 3esimenter
iauo itatt. Gie llnt~ergenerale fiibr.
ten Die Soloaten nad) Srenton. Is
ltans ein Sanoitreid beDor.
Der 4apitdn Colbert baf)te nifi
an Dos 8eporitebenoe. ellie rings
nm i'm bate Oas Sntereiie perloren.
gor ieiucn augen ~iIimmerten ,ne
bIitten Die SiumantenN ieineS 9ru.
hers, BON Dem er ieit lnnseu SaBren
gum eriten MaIe ctiDas sebort bate
Der Worih Der Seeresabtbeilune
begaun nit Mnbru6 Der Na6t.
Sn aler StiGe brang lie na6 Dem
Gelatpare Dor, Inn an ieinen ltferr
entlarlg bis in Die N1be Srenton's
ppr5uriden. Der @eg bis bortbir
iUur frei, ipie ser 9renspirtb gemel-
Oct bate.
Sief in @ebunfen beriunfen riti
Gaiur Colbert oabin. Haft llmgat
i'm. Sinter mo Dor linn nlarihir'
ten Die ounflen GeltaIten Oer
Scloaten.
@r iab unb borte iie nidt. Sr
ieinen Sbren flangelI nod Die @orte
Der beioen Sffi5iere, melde ieiner
9ruoer Den 9raien ct. @ernlain, &C.
fannt batten, ipelde bis al ieineU
enoe bel bemfelben seipeien naren
Gs gait, lie wieoer3uiinOen, salt, Dor
ibnen nod mebr 81 boren. 9as
@erlansen bana6 ~Oer3ebrte Den So
pitdn. Sein ssitneres mar in ilube'
idreiblider Ilfresung.
apmar bon Colbert iein 9ru6er
bate Das 8ebeimniB sefannt, Ola.
manten MAIDEN 3u fonnen, er battt
Den Sitel zines 9rafen BON ct. Ser
main erlallgt, er mar unermeBlid
reid %geiporben! @ie fonnte Das aud
anbers iein, ba er Die foitbariten, oil
m%ertbpplliten g6elIteine an5uiertiaer
peritonoen bate! llno MN ipar e.
foot! Soute bas mi6tige, OaS melt
erifiiternoe @ebeimniB NIT i'm
ultergegansen fem? Solte er MIDI
cine Iuf5eidmlng iiber feline Grim
Dung hinIerlaiien baben2
Colbert muBte bis iest MIR, bof
iein 8rllOer einen un%erme6lidRr
Sd)ab bon 8iamonten binterlailer
bate. Gs mar olio fem IGrden
INN boS lid banbelte. es mar feline
leere GermItblrng, mas Die beibef
Sifi5ierc ibm bon Der GrfinolIng lei
ues 9ruoers erSabIt batten!
nSatteit Su Itatt bern SfIapen
banbel notjugeben, Die Heiie mad
europa mrternommen, Sbor", iast'
Geiar Colbert 5u iib ielbit, pGbreni
CT fIniter Dor iif binitarrte. .bGttei
I'll 1einen @ruOer 9lpmnr Gufge
illht, banu) hatteIt 3u OoS @ebeim
nib BON inn eriabren fonnelr, 81
bGtteit Don Inn ole SeriteIlums Del
9iamanten erlernt, AUDI III bdttei
IL MADDEN tDnnen lmo Su mdrel
bette Elm aroius, I'll Wiiroeit in
@cloe uno in Goeliteineu wiibIeu
6iiriten miIBten lid beneioen =
uno MN bin Gu bagagen ein armel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-08
G~rfunbiguug.

@atte (beiien auseiabrte Gbeb1Ifta
IN &eriiingungsfitniten groBe 8ir.
tuciitat beiist, nuh ibrer Morgen.
Eoilctte): SEQ, @eiberl, mieoer mai
ben 3abu Der %3eit alusgesosen?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-08
Eh6ne NasTdt.

"Sie, 9aoer tparum IaIien sic
eenn Ole Glide unb StiibIe binaus-
tragcn2"
nSa, tuiiien Sic, bier piu elmer
etnen 3abn ge5ogeu babeu, uno sa
bari mir ui6ts i'm @ese ltebenl-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-19
Preparations Are Already Max
ing For Transportation of
the Immense Crowds
ALL SORTS OF VEHICLES IN USE
Two Steamers Will start From Cham.
berlain and the Railroads Are Prs.s
pairing to Garry m Immense Numbee,
Of Persons to the Rosebud Lands
Not Yet Open for Inspection.

Chamberlain. s. D., May 19.-Altho
the Rosebud Indian reservation viii
not be open to settlers until July s.
preparations are already making to
provide transportation for the large
crowds expected to take up the 38z,-
900 acres. Two steamers which win
start from Chamberlain have already
been chartered and people at BonesteeL
Fairfax, Platte and Geddes are getting
together horses and wagons Of all sorta
to take care OF the people who Will
start from these places.
The Chicago Milwaukee & st. Paul,
and Chicago & Northwestern, the twu
railroads which run the nearest to the
reservation are arranging to take care:
Of $4,000 people. As great & crowd
is expected as that present at the:
opening OF the Oklahoma reservation.
but arrangements are making to pre-
vent the scenes Of disorder which
characterized the rush In that territory.
The Rosebud lands will be open for
inspection between July and %, hut
before one can go on the land II Will
be necessary to register at Chamber
lain. Yankton, Bonesteel or Fairfax.
Drawings for choice will take place
first at Chamberlain, commencing July
% and subsequently at B6nesteel be-
ginning August s. continuing to Sep-
tember. 10, when. II not nnished. th9l
drawings win be continued at Cham
berlain.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-19

ners Of the heroic Third battery arc
convalescent. though their intestines
were pierced.
Mianhonha Station on Manchuria
Railway, May, Is. - The task of safe
guarding the railroad against the con-
slant and determined attacks Of the
japanese and Chinese agents has caus-
ed Russian military authorities unre-
mitting labor. The line must be re-
served at all hazards, especially for
use in case of q retreat. and the task
is entrusted to a separate corps Of
frontier guards. consisting of $4,000
men.
The road, which is 1,400 miles long.
is divided ino sections of thirty-three
miles each, guarded by detachment
of troops which is expected to con-
stantly patrol. The smallness of the
detachments makes the duty onerous,
and it is matter Of comparative ease
for the Japanese spy or Chinese ban
dit to steal up to an exposed point and
dynamite 1t before the patrols discover
the danger.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-19
STILL IN DEADLOCK
Springfield Convention Takes Fsw
More Fruitles. Ballots and Then Ad-
journs For Further Conferences -
Today's Results.

Springfield May 19.--When the con-
vention assembled today Congressman
Fuller, of Boone. offered a resolution
providing that unless the convention
makes nomination for governor at the
present session, the roll call on gov
ernor be suspended and the convention
proceed to nominate the remainder vi
the ticket. Deneen and Yates delegates
demanded a roll call and the resolution
was lost: Yeas 3O1: nays. 1921.
Forty eighth ballot-Yates, 4Ss;
I4owden, 397; Deneen, 432; HaGmlin.
H.; Warner, Al; Sherman. 2; Pierce,
81.
Forty-ninth ballot-Yates. 4s7; Low
den, 399; Deneen, 391: Hamlin, Ill;
Warner, 80; Sherman, AZ: Pierce, 80.
F'iftieth ballot-Yates, 1856; Lowden,
s99; Deneen. 431; Hamlin. 113: Warner,
40; Pierce, 80.
The convention adjourned until p.
IN.
Delegates to the republican state
convention expected no nomination for
governor today. Conferences held dur
ing the night had for their purpose a
combination to nominate Hamlin by
a union of Deneen. Hamlin and Sher-
man forces, with accessions from Low
LENS country delegates sufficient to
nominate. The efforts failed to secure
enough delegates to assure the success
of the plan. The Yates people have
decided to stand pat" until the op-
position shall have exhausted all ef-
forts at combinations.
The convention reconvened at 3.
/ here was practically no change on the
,,fty-first ballot Plans are being dis
cussed for taking a recess until next
Tuesday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-19
Losses or MAY 4
oif,eial Report Of kuroki Give. I'll.

Official Report Of kuroki Gives ths
Details - laps Near Port Arthur.
Toxic. May 1s--General Kuroki re-
ports the Japanese losses at the battle
of kiu Lien Cheng. May We're:
Killed, five officers and 2lS men:
wounded, "a officers 7S3 men.
Thirteen hundred and sixty-three
Russian dead We're buried, eighteen Of
ficers and 595 men made prisoners.
The Japanese captured twentyone
quick firing guns. nineteen ammuni-
ton wagons 1,417 shells. eight ma
chine guns, $1,000 shells for these guns,
1,021 rifles $4,000 rounds of ammuni
ton sixty three horses, ten wagons,
1,244 coats, 541 tents.
AT Feng Wang Cheng the japanese
capured $50 shells for mountain guns.
1sS,000 rounds of ammunition. l.T20
coats, 10000 loaves of bread and other
supplies, together with hunting tools
and telegraph stores.
1t is unofficially reported that small
skirmishas are taking place south of
Kin Chou. On the Lao Tung penin-
suia the Japanese line extends from
Chin Cfiauton to Chule San, across
the ridge of hills mile and half
north of the narrowest part of the
peninsula and forty miles north of Port
Arthur The japanese line, therefore.
is less than forty-five miles from Port
Arthur.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-19
SENIORS TO GIVE play.


crinnsli 9tudsnts Translate Z 0ssynans
Play for Commeneonoat VfooS
Special TO. Times -Republican. 4
Grinnell NaV 1t.--The sGfioe ell
Of Iowa College Is casting abou fpGs
something to especially mark its ad-
vent into the world OF alumni, -
last chose to present an original tr1n1-
lation Of the German play Die Jour
nalisten." The translators have been
hard at work for some weeks and the
matter II now in shape 90 that the;
cast is selected and rehearsals haves
already begun. The play Is modern
drama OF political and newspaper lifas
.inGermany. where it is said to be
great favorite. This is said to be its
first reproduction in America. The play
is characterized by good fellowship
and whole -heartedness that gives II.
great worth and by comedy very
different from that ordinarily displayed
on the American stage: Following II
the cast:
Colonel Berg (retired Cecil Vest
Ida (his daughter) Z. Kate Persons
Adelheid Runeck Laura Burns
senden Gland owner) Miles Collins
Prof Oldendorf .... &C. Barnards
Konrad Bolz -. Fred Harvey
Bellmaus N N N N 9 DDS cmhrd
Bellmaus. 3. n. Levenbergers
Kampe =. &C. Chaplin
STAFF of the Union.
Muller (printer's deviD Arthur Walters
tBlumenberg. 80. II. Rtsserg
Schmock i. "A. Dickinson
Staff OF the Coriolanus.
Piepenbrink Ca wine merchant.
Fred Condit
Lolita (his wife) Kate Baily
Bertha( their daughter) Majorie Perine
Kleinmichel ,(citizen) Parker Fillmore
LAWYER Swartz. Henry James
Korb Homer Clark
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-05-19
JAPAN LOSES Big BATTLE SHIP
AND CRUISER BY ACCIDENTS
SERIOUS LOSS TO JAPAN.


The Yoshino was a cruiser or
Also tons displacement and $4,000
indicated horse power. She was
built in England and launched in
1892; was $50 feet long, had 461a
feet beam and her draft was II
feet. Her crew numbered 500 men.
The cruiser with which the Yosh-
ino coliided may be the kasaga,
Tor Kasagi), cruiser of 5.116
tons. built in Philadelphia In
1S9I-9S, or it may be the armored
cruiser, Kasuga, formerly of the
Merino. purchased from Argentine
in Italy and taken by British Off
GERS to Japan just previous to the
outbreak OF the war.
The Hatsuse was a battle ship
of $4,000 tons displacement and of
the latest model. She was only
completed In 1900. and was built
in England, was 400 feet long.
761a feet beam, draught of 81 feet.
Her crew numbered TAI men.