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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-27
S9aoeneriatflase gesea swsi
Spielbalter.

Sur &iderlan9ung bon 8eloerr,
tpel9s CT ansebli9 i'm Garo.S piele bets
loren, reidte @aifius W. Coleman cine
&laee gegen 9Oraee s. WiIion unb
Nbolpb 3aBenber9er Elm. Sn isiner
3lase giebt Coleman an. baB Die Wsr-
tlagten an Der college Mbe. unb SO.
GtraBe cine SpieIb6le betreiben, in
tpslhsr er $117 einsebtbt baben nil.
Na9oem er iein Gelo perloren, aiebt
sr an. Lief er fi9 bon ben geibeu 81. so
unb fpdter erbielt aud feline Grau nod
$50 bon Wilfon. Die ibm aber iopeit
nod anssbli9 absenommenen $50. so
nebf ben 2often, i'm @eiammtbetraae
fi9 auf $50 belaufeno, min ct iebt auf
benz 9~lagemege 3uriiderlangen.
8ilfon uno 3abenbsrser, iagt er,
hdtten fi4 sepeisert bus @elo suriid-
3u3ablen, mill aber ieiner Jrau sur
3eit cine Quittung fur ben pollen
Bstrag 9sgeben baben. Wie bsr-
lautet, fon bic Spielb6ae in Wirili9-
teit Gus. &abte seb6ren, gum Wenig-
fen Ioq CT bic @eloer gum grSfnen beg
2ofales seliefert baben.
@ilion foa gu beri6iebenen Walen
i'm Sienffe &abfe's gefanben baben.
Das 2ocal III auBerbalb bes ffdbtif9en
Yoliseioitriets, tuie seiagt tpiro. Sa
Der pIab rubig seftbrt tptrb, finb fo-
melt BON ben Na9barn feline Bef9mers
ben ein9eIaufen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-27

Mus Berlin pirb folgenbes &C.
f9i9t9en mitgetbeilt: Srt Der 9ano<
lung: Elm srobes 4benbefen in einem
@elebrtenbauie. Neuer S4ulamtsz
canbibat, Der betlommenen 9ersens
neben einem roiigen observation-disclosures
lein fibt, fu9t LANCE bersebli9 na4 Ell
mem seeisneten Intnipfungspuntte.
@nbli4, als bic &artoffeli9ifel her=
umse6t, besinnt er feierli9en Sones:
rMein snGbises SrGulein, $50 Sabre
finb es nun fer, felt Jruncis Srate bic
&artoffel na9 europa sebra9t bat"
= ProfefortOdterlein antportet be-
tpegt: v9ott, tpie bic 3eit bereebt."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-27

Ser Snieratentbeil Der npoiener
3eituns" entbGlt folsenbe tomii9e
@naeise: r@rfannt! Ger 6err, Der
mir Sienitag 4benb auf benz Wilz
belmsplaB, als i9 in ben @nlasen nit
meiner 8raut cling, eine Sbrfeige sez
ge5en bat, lit bon mir erfannt. Wenn
CT ii9 Biz Sonnabenb @benb ni9t BEL
mir einfinbet unb ii9 entf9ulbist, 10
perbe ih bic Sa9e Der poli5ei ibers
geben. Meine Mbrefe lit ibm betannt
unb meine 8raut fennt i'm audi, benin
CT bat lie friiber nit Intrdgen perfolgt
unb einen &orb befommen. Desbalb
bat er mir AUDI bic S6rfeise sesbsen.
Gr 1T erfannt! %. s., S9neiberse>
5ene." Sb Der erfannte Sbrfeigen=
ipenber ith tpobl melben pirb2
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-27

- Summari9. SrGulein:
Was bat benin ber9rieftrGser gebra6t,
@nna2 Sienfmdbden Ole Mnii9ts@
tarten iiberfliesenp): 3uiammerl a9ts
tauienb &Ife, SrGulein. :. bapon iinb
aber S%tpeitauienb fir MIDI!
= Der g 9perperbre9er
@eHbarm: u9ier bringe i9 ben Spib=
buben, Der bic @urit geitpblen bat; bic
bret anbern haben mitsesehen!" @i=
fefor: LIMB Der feline Sunse2" Sem
BARN: Der Fat bic 9aut sefriest!!"
Gin tief nnsIIdIi9er.
Dem S4uloe lit Die 5rau burdges
sansen." = rI9 @ott, Der arme
Wann!" ~Sest bat er fi4 f9on ets
mas berubigt, aber in ben eriten paar
Sagen, ba mar er pie tpu = Dor 0er>
gniisen."
Elm 5riebertiger Ri9=
ter: rGie beiben Safob Oatteliuft;
in Der @prrnteriu9uns saben sic
aber an, Moies @lrnbaum gu beiBen2"
-3euge: n9err Hi6ter, i9 bab' mir
germ, gu ftreiten = foa IS fein MDfss
Birnbaum!"
= Sn Der @rreeune. wOu.
Poula, id finbe es aber nidt fdOn BON
Oeiner 6reunbin Inni. bab tie felbit
beute am 9od5eitstase nit Oeinsm
8rdutigam fpfettirt!" rHa, bic boz
be i9 audi einmal our 9o45eit einges
Iaben unb ME pieber!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-27
2otal=

So beibt, CAB Sbomas 9assart feline
peri6nli6e Mufmertiamteit Der bemo-
tratii9en @ampasne in Snoiana i9en=
fen tpirb. Mie es fdeint, plant er
cine sdn3lid nsue Stats Oreaniia=
tion infOferu baB er gu feinen
Miiftsnten cine groBe Nn3abl bon Wdn=
nerr ernennen miro, tpel9e tpdbrenb
Der Iebten 8 Sabre I'M praetifden poli-
tif&en 2eben aeiiD sspsien finb.
Wm. Ssnnings B1pan tpirb i'm
State Snoiana bonn 12.-22. Sftober
&ebe, baIten. Sie arrangements tuur.
be BON Som Sa9gart a!s National.
8orfBer getrOfen.
9as 6auptqnartier Der Maiional.
2iga Der republitaniiaen Clubs muir.
BEN aeHern i'm 9enifon 6otel in Der
Ofiee, pel9e friibsr bon 3. q. Ct.
min oeeupirt murbs, er6Hnet. 6. %.
Weets bon @utbrie Center, 3d., Der
WationaI=S etretdr Der 2isa, 1T bereits
BIER einsetroHen.
Sobn 90. 3ern mirb in Der nd9ftsn
3eit ME folgt &sben halten:
Wafbington - q. September,
Mbenbs; Petersburg = %. septem.
Der, 2 ubr Na9mittass; SbOals =
20. September, l l1br 80 Winuteu
Nadmittaes; Bloomington - 80.
September, Mbenbs; Mafbpile = l..
October, l l1br Ma6mittass; Jlat
Rod = 6. October, 2 ubr Ra9mit'
tags; patridsburs = Is. October,
l l1br Ma9mittags; Winofau = 20.
October, l ubr Ma9mittass; Sipton -
5. Mobsmbsr, 2 ubr Nadmitta9s; Cont
nersbine - 5. Nobember, z ubr
Wbenbs.
STR @on9reB finb auf bemOtratiider
Geite i'm State nominirt:
1. Sifrict = gilbert q. 6olcomb,
Sort Brand; 2. Sitrict = &. 90.
Wiers, Bloomington; 8. Difrict =
80. s. 3enor, gorpbon; 4. DiHriet =
2ineoln Siron, @ortb 8srnon; 5. 9i-
frict = CLAUDE Boomers, xerre 5auts;
6. Siffriet - u. g.. Sadion, Green.
fieIo; z. Siftriet : 6. q. Sarlan,
Snbianapolis; 6. 9ifrict - gbparb
De 9oritp, glwoOo; 8. Sifrict =
@lpbe Sones, Charlottesville; 10. Die
trict - Wortb %. pepple, Midigar
@itp; IL. Siftriet = 6. Ws. 5oIoer-
man, Mortb Man6efer; IL. Sifrict =
Sames W. &obinion, Sort Wapne;
10. Eilfrict = 5rant 6. Serins,
South 8enb.
Der Jnoiana-3weig Der &ooiebelt-
2i9a beranifaltet am 10. October in
Der @ermania : Sa0e cine Mafenber=
fammlung. Ser Sauptrebner mirb
Congressman Or. &idarb gartbolb
bon Wifouri fein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-27

Ste IQ1t0t0atllr 0e6 NeBer6 Ntt0I
gegen Sperffreet fir @ongreB 9~euinut
Elm re9t 1dBli9ss Musieben, tpenIt es
fi6 b~etpabrbeitet, baB Sassart ME ber-
lautet, ben i4mar5en Nipiranten tlur
getponnen babe um Oberfreet's v@ban=
cen" 3u fdwd9en. Wa1 fiebt es ni9t
serne, baB elm Wiseer seaen einen
Weiben ausgefpielt miro, beionoers
tpenn es fi9 I'M einen berbienfboIen
Mann ME Oberftreet banoelt, ber
idon alein bur9 feline grf6lae in
gtablirung Der rural free mail de-
livery" Die M%nerfennuns bon Mitelie-
bern beioer Parteien ertporben bat.
Selbt In ben beheren Nesertreiieu
oIrdi9aat man ben .Slif" Der bur9
Die Qanbibatur 2nor' aeipielt mer=
ben ioa. Die farbi9e @eneinbe Der
Nntio9 0irde bat 8ei9liHe aefaBt,
ourd bic fid bic Mitglieber berpfi9ten
gegen ibren RaHenaenofen au flint
men. 0err Saggart foIte in &e9s
nung 3ieben, bab 0err Oberfreet gu
bod in Der Gunt Der Snoianapolifer
ifebt, ebe er bas pOlitii9e Mdb@en ber-
iu9te.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-27
8eb6rse fur Off. @erte.

Nuf gmpfeb!uns beg Staot- Sn-
genisurs beidloB bic geb6rbe fir
ofentli9e @erte, baB in 3utunft tsine
grlaubnib mebr ertbeilt tperben foa
bonn l. Nobember 1904 big /. W6rs
1905 permanent berbeherte Straben
auf3ureiBen, UNI 2eitunssordbte, &bb=
rem etc. ;u legen. Ser @runb fir
bieies 8erbot 1T Der, baB Der Snge=
nieur bsabfidtist, ausseoebnte @epa=
raturen in ben Straben, mo fie notb=
menbis finb, pornebmen au lafien, boz
NIT bic Straben fi9 tuenisitens fur
einise 3eit in sutem 3ufanoe befinoen.
Den plumbers iplen dbnli9e 8er-
baltunesmaBreeeln binii9tli9 bes
Nufreibens Der Straben auferlegt
tperben.
Ing.bote tpuroen entgegengsnomrterl
fur
Gement=S eitentpese II. Rinnifeine in
Srate Str, bon @eft Str. big $50
SUB tpeftl. 80. 8. Cooper, 20 Gents;
Saplor @arnett, 90 Gents.
9iespfaseruns. @ement. Ssitenpsge
inb @innfeine lit 8raolep Str, BON
Waibinston Str. aur Midisan Ctr,
Mmerican Conjunction Co., s1.96,
Stratiieb Curb; $l.88 Cement Curb;
SO. &. Cooper & Co., 1920.
8ei4loRen purosn:
@ement'S eitentusse in Slnep Ctr.
bon &oofebelt Mpe. big 81. ctr.
Die S9lub-M Rsbment.2if uurbe
beminist:
Gur srabirte phaferuns unb ge=
ment-S eitentusge in 8laoffone Mpenue
bon Waibinston bis Mi9isan Str.
Cir G~b3ugseanal in Wabaib Ctr.
bon Sainois Str. Big Capitol @pe.
Sie primar NfsBmsnt=2 iife purbe
angenommen:
STR SOl3blod- in 8late
Ctr. bon Sem Sort Ctr. big Walnut
StraBe.
@ement=S eitenrpese in Rooiebelt Npe.
bon SbeIbor Str. Biz 219 SUB norb-
6fli9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-27
NeIIie &rob beging
6 5 Il m o + b.

2ofomo, rs. Sept. Sn benz
Gaue Der NsIie 9rob CAB beute @oro-
ner %. s.. 6arrifon einen Wabripru9
ab, oemaufolse oieielbe Selbfmorb be-
cling, inoem fe fia bur9 2arbOlfdure
bergiftete.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-27

@pttIieb 2eutbarbt,
Die gematbli4e gde,"
Ode Woble uno Wartet Ctr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-27

Saiipn Tabrfarten, siItis fur bic 4ifs
fabrt bis 15. DECEMBER 1904 3u.....S12.O0
Sed5sig Gage Jabrfarten, siItis fir
&iidfabrt innerbalb fe93ie Taeen, a5er nidt
ipdter ais 10. Defender 1904 5u.... $1,000
Jitufsebn Gage Jabrfarten, siItis fir
Ridfabrt innerbaIb 15 Tasen 8u.... $500
@asspm Grcnriipms Jabrtarten,
giItia fir Riiffabrt innerbalb fieben Saoen
mereen MIR b~erfauft fur angefirbiete @as=
son Grcuriions Sase, 6abrfarten iinb nur
siItis in ben Gag 8asscns, pb reguIdrer
ober Spe3iaI3us, ieben Sienitas unb 9ons
nertag bis 20. Sept. incIufiue Su.... $500
Shr pbnise Snfprmatipn unb GinseInbeiten etc.
iprste man bet ben 9tdetsAgeuteu Der Big Sour 8nbn
Dor ooer f4reibe an ruter5ei9nete.
Warren I. Lynch, Gen. Pass. & Ticket Agt.,
Cincinnati, Sbio.
ober 3. W. Brpnfon, u. Q. g. H..
SuoiauapoIis, Sinh.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-27

Stabt. Sngenieur Soup mirb ieinen
Beriat iber bic bon ibm uno ienen Nn.
geitelten borsenommene nnteriu3ung
Der anlagsn Der @afsruerts anfang
nd9fer WO9e benz Rapor einrei9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-27

Der Jnoiana.3 weis Der &oOiebeIt-
2iga beranifaltet am 10. October in
Der 8ermania 0ale cine Mafenper=
fammluns. Ser 6auptrebner mirb
Congressman Or. &idarb gartbolb
bon Wihouri iein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-27

nngere6tiafeitsn, benen Seimfdtte-
iu9er aussefeBt ftnb, i5r @nbe errei9t
BADEN.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-27
man Grfole

i'm 2eben baben fdnt lit rpirfIi6 cine ernite
Sraee. &ein befierer &atb tann ertbeiIt
fperoea, ais Der, Elm Spar Gpnto anjulesen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-31

LESSONS OF THE GREAT CONFLICT WAY TO
PRESERYE FRUITS OF YICTORY THERE WON.

The Civil War for righteousness waged for
the nObeSt ideals thorOughgong practical
The left ALL fellow comtrymen brothers, the right to
rejoice that the has been restored ndesrube shape
with eXnt the the and the
the blue and the who
the soldiers who at Gettysburg the soldiers who fought
finish the Civil and thereby made their counme forever their
Debtors left than the of the itself
order that this those who
their children and their chldrens children might
JOY lasting peace.
make and keep this country worthy of the who
their lives only condition that the among
does bavey Loyalty and with what
position life aos to him. Exactly time of the
the soldier time of honesty the word
deepest boaest significance the essential basic virtue with
out which all else avai nothing
All are at those who the blue and the
the gray all unite the
memory those who fell each OF them giving his life for his duty he
should be learning the deaths of these
useuy while the times call for the performance of the count
life and how tod ourselves ready die nOb
should demand OF her the ultimate proof of
lovtvFrom President Rooerefs speech Gettysburg Penn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-31
KUR0KFS MEN In ACTION.
DEFEAT 1000 COSSACKS.
4 MoUe ON Observation-Disclosures
Flee Before Okn's 4rmu.

Two thousand Cossacks were defeated by
Japanese detachment at I-Yang- g-Pien-Men,
town between Feng-Wang-Cheng and Kwan-
Tien. The Japanese losses were few. The
engagement lasted only an hour
General Oku reported that the Russians
had abandoned three towns before the Jap
anese advance on the Kwan-Tung Peninsula
Four more guns, large quantity of powder
and many railroad cars we're captured at
Liu-Shu-Tun.
Advices received in Washington said that
an army of fifteen thousand men had sailed
from Japan for Corea to cut off the Cossacbs
who are threatening General Kuroki's COM
munications.
The Russian Foreign Office termed pre-
posterous the report that an offer had been
made to China to evacuate Manchuria in ex-
change for the Iii territory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-31
BELLEVUE'S LIGHTS OUT.
Some Theatres Crippled by Light
ning'S Visit to PO1cer House.

Bellevue Hospital was practically in darkness
for nearly three hours last evening. A flash OF
lightning and a loud thunderclap, about
o'clock, when the storm at Its height, were
followed. in the hospital. by the going out of
the electric lights. For few minutes the only
lights about the big institution the two
kerosene lamps at the Twenty-sixth-st. gate.
At the moment of the fash the electric cur
rent from the lightning entered the power house
OF the United Electric Light and Power Com
pany at Twenty-eighth-st. and First-ave., and
passing into the motor which supplies power TO
the Bellevue lights tore off the insulation of
the wires and made the armature useless.
The failure Of the lights in the hospital. com
ing after the thunderclap caused some un-
easiness among the patients and hospital staff.
but this was allayed in a few minutes. At
tempts We're made TO light the gas. but it was
found that the pressure was 50 low that only
a feeble current Of gas flowed from the jets.
and the light afforded by them was very dim
Their faint light was reinforced by that Of
candles
Just before 10 O'Clock, the damaged armature
having been replaced and the motor started
again. the lights We're switched on, and affairs
at the hospital moved as before
When the lights went out DR.. Smith, one OF
the ambulance surgeons, was attending to the
injuries OF two patients. One OF these was
man with q cut wrist, and the other 4 child
with a crushed finger. No operations were being
performed in the hospital.
The same accident crippled the tights in Wal
lacks the Casino and for a time I'm The Vic
toria Theatre last night. At Wallack's there
was light outside the theatre. and the audi
torium was lighted with primeVal gas. But
another plant supplies most OF the stage light.
and the play was presented usual. At the
Casino there were no lights outside or in the
lobby. but the auditorium and the stage We're
illuminated as usual. At TIamnerstein's The
damage was repaired before the time Of open
lhg' though some of the circuits were weak ami
gas had TO he used TO help out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-31
STORM STRIKES CITY.
Humidity and Heat Disappear in
the Rattling of the Rain.

A cownPour that was almost cloudburst with
a violent electrical display. put an end TO the
humidity and moist heat OF yesterday. The threat
ened rain, which kept many from taking advan-
tage of the holiday for extended trip out of
town held off until o'clock. when black clouds
began to pile up above the horizon and promised
an immediate downpour. A few big drops heraIded
the approach. Of the storm by narrow a margin
that by the time umbrella had been raised II
was raining literally in bucketfus.
The humidity IN the early part of the day was
high enough 10 be exceedingly uncomfortable. At
the time when the parade started and nearly every
body the streets il So. u percentage that
told heavily on the veterans in the parade and
wilted collars and spoiled the tempers Of the on
lockers.
Few that could get away stayed In town yes
terday. At the Battery the landings of the two
COney Island lines besieRed by mobs Of per
spring, impatient, thirsty people seeking relief
from the heat here in the noise and confusion ana
heat OF the island" Tho press OF business
on the new Drea inland line was great that the
boats were delayed. Both lines went out loaded
down to the rails with perspirin8 humanity, and
the calls for the handsome waiter We're
merous enough TO wear that enterprisin6 person
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-31
JAPANESE LOSSES FEW.
Four Killed and T1centy-eight
WOunded an Battle at I-Yang.

Toxic Nav 3O-A detachment OF japanese
troops attacked and defeated 1000 Cossacks at
I-Yang-Pien-Men. northeast OF Feng-Wang-
Cheng on Saturday. The engagement began at
1O:3O and ended at 11:30 a N. The Japanese
lost four men killed and twenty-eight wounded
The Russian casualties are not known.
General Kuroki reports number OF outpost
affairs and the capture OF eight Russian scouts.
Seoul. May 29-It is reported here that Japa-
nese troops. after an engagement with the Rus
sian forces in which the latter were defeated.
have occupied I-Yang.
ST. Petersburg May 3O.-The general staff
cannot confirm the reported defeat OF 1000 Cos
sacks at -Pien-DIen. but message from
General Kuropatkin. made public this afternoon.
reporting the japanese advance from Kwan-Tien
to Saimadza, lends color to the Toxic dispatch.
I-Yans- -Pfen-M Men lies between these points.
General KUropatkin's dispatch follows:
this morning received report stating that
the Japanese advance on Kwan-Tten has, begun
from SaimadZa- The numbers of. the enemy are
not known.
ST. Petersburg. May 31.-The reported defeat
OF Cossacks at I-Yang-Pien-Men was the only
news and almost the only topic or conversation
in St. Petersburg last night. Officers at head
quarters were reluctant in accepting the Japan
ese dispatches. They think it possible that the
japanese met General Mistchenko's command
which has recently been raiding in Corea- 1t is
formed of comparatively raw recruits. though
hardened by three months campaigning.
1t is conceivable. the officers say. that they
might have been defeated. but not Rennen-
kampf's force patrolling the I-Yang region who
are veterans of the command which accom-
panied him the famous ride through Man
churia. These men are esteemed here as the
hardest riders and the most reckless fighters in
the Trans-Baikal army Any disaster TO them
would have greater sentimental effect than
the more serious reverse at Kin-Chow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-31
THE KAW TAKES OUT FIVE BRIDGES.
Celebrates the Anniversary Of the Great
Flood at Kansas City Last Year.

Kansas city, May 3O-Ihe kaw RIVER, which
has been bank fuE reached its crest tonight and
IS stationary Three railroad bridges and two
wagon bridges were carried out to-day. All were
pile structures put over after the food OF last
year. which carried out twenty-three steel struc-
lures.
This is the anniversary Of the great flood OF last
year. Early this morning great masses OF wreck
age. which lodged against the Rock Island pile
hridPA after destruction Of the Kansas-ave wagon
bridge late last night, began TO force ii out Of
lirie and one-half the structure went out with Il
crash. The other bridges quickly followed and all
the wrec!age moved under the flow line. tore
hole i'm The bridre OF the Chicago and Great West
ern Railway aud passed out into tho Missouri
Ottawa kan May So.-one Missouri Pacific ana
three Santa Fe passenger trains are stalled
Ouenerao surrounded by high water. 1t is est-
mated that a thousand passengers are refugees
there. and are being cared for by the citizens OF
Oupuamo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-31
DATE SET FOR ASSAULT.
Japanese Erpect Port Arthur,s
Capture AbOut June 20.

London May S1.-The attack on Port Arthur
The Chronicles Toxic correspondent teIe-
graphs. is expected to begin about June 15
Correspondents will leave Japan. it is said ON
June 20. and the capture of the fortress is ex-
pected about June ~ The correspondent also
says that 10000 Russians have been sent up the
Lao River in junxs to Telling
The Morning Posts Shanghai correspondent
telesraphs that several Japanese transports are
landing troops in Northeast Corea
''The Standards correspondent at Japanese
headquarters indicates the reason for DELAY In
the operations. He says that the force that
landed at Taku-Shan appears to have struck the
fringe Of the rainy season. The downpour has
been heavy.
General Ku-Opatkin THE TeIegraph's'. ST
Petersburg correspondent says is fighting two
enemies, one at home. the other in Manchuria
While his military reputation is undergoing n
terrible ordeal, he is also accused of failure as
Minister of War TO make proper preparations
for The Emperor is alleged to be 80 dis
satisfied that he would dismiss both Alexiefr anl
Kuropatkin We're 1t not that he fears the effect
public opinion. The general impression among
the highest classes is that the fall OF Port Ar
thur ought 10 Indicate the end of the war and
that If the Japanese succeed in this aim Rus
sia's best interest would be to make peace but
nobody. the correspondent AYERS. possesses the
moral courage TO make such a suggestion TO
the Emperor.
the correspondent also asserts that the agree
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-31
CONSTRUCTORS AUTO" KILLS GIRL
Lieutenant Commander of the Navy Arrested
in Lowell, Mass

poston. Aiay se.-Marion Holder. the six-year-o,d
daughter OF Herbert \ Holder run over and
leillcd nv an automobile in Wa-ren-st Roxbury
to-day and tonight Lieutenant Commander Ed
ward H. Scribner. constructor in the United
States Navy the owner and operator of the auto
rnobiIe was arrested on charge of snanslaughter
Te.was faIer released an bonds of 8.g9J. He Will
he nrrafgned IN court tomorrow. The police say
thaf Scribner drove quickly away after the acci-
dent bat this ScTibner denies. He was arrested in
Lowell.
ell but is stationed in this city, his duty being the
inspection OF government work being done at Law
icvss shfuyards in South Boston and at the yards
of The Fore River Ship and Engine Company at
Quincy
IL the high liver would take OF Bohn's Laxatives,
he would avoid Eout and apop'- -y.--Adyt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-31
MAYOR M'LANE A SUICIDE
mARRIEDTWO WEEKS AGO
Worried Over Baltimore Disaster
and Political Troubles.
r,rrrrrcRArE TO THE TRIBUNE.l

Baltimore May 50.-Mayor Robert N. Nc
-. .hot himself through the head this af-
.--noon at his home. No. 90 West PrestoE-st.
and died two hours later. Coroner Hayden, Of
tba central Polics District. gave certificate to
.,,o s,.act that the Mayor died by his own hand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-31

Telephone Service in Newark, Jersey City and
Hoooken. The New York and New Jersey Tela-
sey City.-Advt ' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-31

DEwEY.S PORT WINE AND GRAPE JUICE
Are superior for your sick ones
H, T. Dewey Sons Co.. lss Fulton ST.. New York
-Adyt -
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Continued on second page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-31

II the high liver would take OF Bohn's Laxatiyes
he would avoid gout and apop'- ry--AdyI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-31
POPULAR NEW RATES

Continued on twelfth page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-31

The lessons they taught US are lessons as ap-
plicabe In our everyday lives now as in the
rare times of great stress. The men who made
this field forever memorable did so because thew
combined the power of fealty to 4 lofty ideal
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-11-11
N s W s s y 9: : !. , ss''i Z;

Pullman Buffet sleepsrs between Nor
folk and 81, Louis md between
BiueGieId and clscinnsn vlihoui ehsass
on 8 and 4; also between Norfolk and
81. Louis on 10 and 10.