The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-05-27
LATER.

I0-I ALGs
Kansas starts a fight against the
Standard Oil company.
The Grand Central railroad hereafter
Will pay no salaries to sleeping car
porters, leaving them to the public for
compensation.
A gigantic coke oven, costing ST.
DOC, 600, will be built at Chicago.
The republicans of Wyoming nomi-
nate B. B. Brooks for governor.
The reports of the japanese retreat
to Feng-huang-cheng are officially con-
tirmed. The Japanese, numbering
10000 men, came upon so, 900 Russians
in a strong position on Monday, sixty
miles west Of Feng-huang-cheng. 1t
being unwise to risk a battle, the ia
panese reiterated in good order and
with great rapidity.
Russia has decided to make all ports
OF her Pacific position free. This is in
tended to meet the objections of the
United States and Great Britain to
Russia's occupation of Manchuria.
Dun's trade review forecasts good
year for farmers.
Two nations send warships to Moro
co on behalf of American and stepson
kidnapped by bandit.
The steamer Turret Bay struck q
rock in the st. Lawrence river and
was wrecked. Only nine out Of her
crew of % were saved.
A cloudburst in Colorado wiped out
the two small towns of Livermore and
LaPorte. One life was lost at the
former place.
Nearly 81, 900 was thrown into the
river by Joseph Doehm, of Green Bay,
Wis, who then committed suicide.
The body Of Jesse Heald, a fireman,
was found o. the railway tracks near
Larimore, N. d., with the head severed
from the body.
Hundreds of jewels, priceless as heir
looms, stolen from Gen. de Peyster's
home at Tivoli-on-the-Hudson, are
found in possession of tramps.
A train on the Denver g. Rio Grande
railroad was wrecked neal Salida, Col,
killing Engineer Evanston.
Russians are reported to have suf-
fered a lost 5000 in a battle at Siuyen.
The rumor of a bad defeat for ia
panese near Liao-Yany proves untrue.
An attempt was made to wreck the
train of the Z of Russia.
France has recalled M. Nisard, the
French ambassador to the vatican.
Robert H. Plant, president of the
First National bank of Macon, Ga.
committed suicide because of the fail.
ure of the bank.
While the nuns of St. Elizabeth con,
vent at Chicago were at prayer, thieves
broke into tic Office ana stole e. IS, 500 il
money and checks.
The April receipts Of internal rev.
enue shows a decrease of SIT, CSC, 444.
Mrs. Paul Olson of Kingston, Mimi.
committed suicide by cutting he,
throat.
Marconi will establish daily papers
on the steamers crossing the>Atlantic
using wireless telegraphy.
The fireworks factory at Findiay, O.,
exploded. Seven employees were killed,
five fatally injured and twelve or ff.
teen seriously hurt.
The Tennessee prohibitionists are
opposed to the candidacy CT Gen. Miles
for the presidency on the prohibition
ticket.
About 1000 long-shoremen, employ
ed in the marine district of the New
York, New Haven and Hartford rail
road at the company's piers on the
East river, New York, quit work in d
body.
Leonard Sherger, city marshal OF
Hartford, Wis. was shot six times and
Instantly killed by six tramps whom
he tried to arrest.
Reconnaissance of the past two
days have to some extent disclosed the
Japanese plan of campaign, and the
fact has been established that the enc
my is directly east of Musden, with q
force of infantry and artillery in com
mand of Chensalin pass, which com.
mands the road to Mukdea and to Har.
lbin.
1t has been announced that the CITY
Iof Memphis, Tenn, will immediately
institute q suit against every railroad
entering that city for 81, 600, 900, which
lis alleged to be due to back taxas.