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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-27

important developments in the cam
spaigti 1'he most Important news is
ssfhat Tie Japanese have begun TO
Y close II, on Kttropat kin and have
by their usual tactics OF m assing n
4 greatly SUPERIOR force gained an Inn.
purianf advantage nj ar An-P Ping,
3 sendirg THE Russian outposts back
4 on their main body occupying iln-
portant positions, all with compara-
lively little loss. a
Whether this Is really the Begin
ming of great battle, which Will
4 decide the fate of the war, or is SIM
e t,ly {, movement to more securely set
the trap in which Ktropatkin seems
to be enveloped, the Information at
Y hand at present is too meagre to de-
Ssyelop. Ri q,
! THO best opinion here favors the
latter siipposit ion.
SO FAR as known, the losses IN the
llatest fighting have not been heaVys
on either side. n
@ AT Port 8Artllur$the j apancse seem
/ to- be working with the same des-5
s5perate deadly persistence, which has
marked this siege from the begin
ming They seem to be working
/ along we'll defined plans, from which
nothing diverts them. Golden Hill
4 now seems TO be the point of attack
With this position in their hands
Port Arthur will be AT their mercy,
and Il tho fate of the Russians there
will be sealed beyond adoubt. One
report says they have captured the
position, but there is no official con-
4 firmation Of this. a point IN the
news. which indicates the supreme q
4 confidence OF the Japanese in their
position is the fact that they have
denuded some Of their most import
ant coast defenses of guns to be used
inthe siege of Port Arthur.
Assurances have been received e.
Y from st. petersburg, which makes ~
extremely improbable that there g VIII
i$te any further exatious interior ,ftsAlt
ence with British commerce. It can can
he said safely that any further he ac-2
lion along this line will lend to as
ton by Great Britain, in which VIII vi
settle beyond controversy the rights
offboth nentrals and ligeents.
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AFTER MANY YEARS.
Colonial Danes Erect Monu-
81 men Jasl7inpt Father

Colonial Danes Erect Monu-s
ment- to Washington's Father.
4 A monument 10 Augustine Washington,
the father OF George WASHINGTON, has
been completed, and is soon to be erected
at Wakefield. Westmoreland county. IT.
Is the work of Mr.. j. Henry Brown, and
is cut from blue granite, a Is
Tho inscription on the monument reads:
In Memory OF Augustine Washington,
Father of George Washington:
Born in the yearAl69i;
II VI Died May y, l7i9.
This Stone was Placed Here by the
Society Of the Colonial Danes of III.
America in the State of
Virginia. st
81 George washington was the fifth AND
youngest son of Augustine Washington
and Ills second wife, Mary Ball. He
died when the Father Of His Country
was only twelve years old,
He was planter, and accumulated a
large estate by his energy and skilful
management. All s5t
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.sPEN Ter SECOND PLACE 81
IN WORL DIS TOURNAMENT
lsnec,ol e The q II Dispatch,,

(special to The 4 imes- DlspaEltt ch,l
SALISBURY, 26,-A te Is
gram from st. Louis tonight says the '1t'
Spencer, N G., hose reel won the second set'l
Prize in the soo-yard race today The The
company was also awarded fftys dollars r.
for coming the longest distance TO .S g s
tend the Fireman's National Convention ~,
This was the second time the Spencer
ties have won the second prize In the
national contest The tota money award
ed at st. Louis is one hundred and fitty.
dollars, s x iB5993
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Visible Supply of Cotton.

NEW orr III ia 4 III AZ, August Secretary
Testers statement Of the visible
s.isbis ia be i ,ieS 305 against 1,eSe,sD last
Week, and against las. 4, y, s!his
800 Il, Year. .na
NJ All other kinds, including Egypt. israzil.
india. etc 67s 900, against "A 900 last week,
and $50, 600 last year: or the worlds visible
IN Great britain and Continental Europe, 9ss.-
ooo against $50 900 last year. IN Sgypt hs o o0o
against 1000 last Year, in india, gay, oeo;
against 4o5O 900 last year, and IN the Lnilea
States 10000 against ] 76, 900 last year. III
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.REANY,.ElGHTING.
General Kuropatkin Reports .
Series Of Small Engagements
Wednesday and Thursday.
Aug. 26.-Emperorl
the following dis
: August %, from
I. 40, !. \ .ssoclated n Pre,

(By Associated 3PfeSS.) l-3l llSA i.t
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 26.-Emperor
patch, under date Of August .. from
General Ikuropatkin:
';On August Gath, q japanese battal-
ion delivered an3 attack IN the valley
Japanese advance was checked at
4 II, M, at Laodntau by Russian conf
nany, five men Of, which were wound 'lrI
pan les s asss sill resisted the nd
vance Of the enemy IN superior force &.
3 at sunoinpu, where tho japanese sus-
pended operations when our reinforce
ment< arrived. me kus,slan :, 1o oss, &
Is three men, killed or wounded,
son the evening Of August "a. the
I Japanese, having repuised our out
posts, occupied, tes helGsnts 70 Inc
j ceeded to construct eathworks and
Entertainments on the heights.
SAT BAD A. NJ, August % one, OF the
enemy $ batteries opened on the VII
lage OF Kofyntsa, A Russian bat
{ terry returned the fire successfully, nol-t
I. wIthstanding the considerable distance
~ tho Japanese guns, and sleneed
The latter, compelling the sunners to
take 10 cover. 81
"since the morning OF August 25, n
force of the enemy, consisting OF one
brigade of infantry with four bar3
ii tteries, has marched through the SUM 3
4 dakhya Valley and repplsed two coln- n
panics of our troops. In advancing
down the valley. one company OF the
Japanese advance guard came under
54ihe fire Of our battery. apparently sufr
derins heavy loss, and Gas forced to
ION The morning OF August 25, the
enemy placed IN posltic.a Two batteries In
font Of I-iand.ansian, and bombarded
aolil advance post position, After a brisk
exchange of fire. the encmy's infantry
APPEARED from Erbakhe, moving In The
direction of kamnsa. In the artillery
duel, which ensued at this point, our
5hattfrlea quickly sllenced the japanese
guns.
About II O'Clock In the morning, gu,
advance post waa ordered 10 retire on The
main position, and Tie. Japanese infantr,
occupied tile wooded heights west Of
sKaniirsa, near Tassintun. Il.
\ e OWardss noon, .IapaneEe guns were
observed near Isrbakhe, with about {
tdiyis.pn@0f infantry. -Four batteries yer,
seen To be concentrated between kamin
Eab and Katassl.
a, Abou. Two o'clock IN the afternoon.
7Japunese mountain battery, which wa
itnn, was held i,p5 by the fire Of our gun
5I,psiiion held by another battery. Whic
MAS silenred after suffering heavy loss
85sttAt& 3 in the afternoon, krge bodies u
the enemy were observed eonstrnctin
Ientrenchmentg on the heights south IA
Earpu and at four o'clock, d Japanes
mountain haltery appeared on the hcigat
West Of Sarpinsa, buf VAS Obliged 70 rt
I. ,At . II. Il, q Jspanese force q &
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Hawthorne. Results.

CHICAGO, e6 - 81 at y a~-
,thornc:sr Z, i, fr,o i, ssc.ol
,,,nnnr sIoo III first, "a Mart Gentry o. no
y second, Westbrook Field softo$ third
Time. ,5G Of, KS &, &. ~ Z, ( <,
,r Seeo Na rsnIsea tib to- is second stephens
(is 10 5)Ithlrd, Time, \ 4s !, I, !, -
THIRD LINDSAY g
ia ia Po) third, Time, ~ 3,ha =, !.
Fourth racc--one mile dun cannon 90 y. 70
IS first q, Golden Mineral ~ 10 81 second IS =
Watermelon 40 y
q, first, ST. Denis Is to 81 second, Deyout %
10 Is third. Time 1909 4-b i " " X .
sixth raccseven eS % ~
Ter ~ "a II third Time, ]: 80 4-5. KS
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DIED FROM WOUND .I
RECEIVED AT LYNCHING.
/ lByAssoclated Press,

n 711l flfa1lN ny <hSsUN1ttKSu = cSN.7 oITg7
gCEDARTONN, GA, Aug 2i- ohm
81 ton, a young farm laboreG who was
shot during the lynchlng OF the negro,
slmS Glover. here last Monday night. died
yesterday at. Ills home IN East View
The shooting OF Sexton occurred curing
tho reckless firing of the mob. Whether
Sexton was taking part In The lyrching
is not known. 1t is thought however
tne OF the pistol bullets intended tor the
negro struck Sexton In tho upper part
OF the abdomen, I'D n s3
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AT THE CITY HOTELS.
List Of Arrivals From All Parts
Of Country Yesterday,

s,rhe REGISTERS Of the various hotels show
ed an increase In the travelling patron 1
age yesterday. due Al large measure TO
the cooler weather and the coming Of
the autumn sea son, Here. isl the list Of
the arrivals at the various City h Z !,
Jesse Il. Rohp. James II, Minor. James
r.. McClclland, Charles ~, Hodges, ~. A.
Parker, Il, Y IT,. ISrleg sna n: We'll plcC'oull.
"a y h J Carr, Abe COIN, OF New ork; r..
e Cotton. w. u. Bntz. r. IS, He,'ner, Cleo,
- Fletcher, 81 Philadelphia u, ?, Cruise,
III. IS. Adler. OF Baltimore, N 9. Young
Of Rome, Ca; u. W. Porter, " PoYhatani
Maj IL IS, IIeizsr. ot cinc!pnatli w. 9,
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NORTH CARROLL WI N lVll.5
FIREMEN's TOl:)URFN A !. L: } Z
iiisl &, Il tis y \ Is. d !.
gfRv 4 Associated Press

ST. LOUIS. August 2s Among the res
rults at the firemen' s tournament today
.ysre the folio wing
e Champion wet hose "a ce,----w on ~ 4
bridgeport. Ohio; Spencer Hose IL ea n.
isaiisf,iry. N 3 c. /, second. Time. 80 sec-5
ends flat sS Isl .sjSs VA
wet hose IA won by colunl 5ias tea e.a M.
Whitestone, n. II; Spencer Hose team
Salisbury, N. ca second, Tine, 40 secs;
ends.
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A TRIP TO THE THEATRE
ENDS AT THE AL TAR.

4 NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Aus. 2s6.--rhe
parents of ethel Jackson at River. View,
letter from their daughter, announcing
her marriage TO David Mccain. Of Golds-
boro. Mccain had been pa wing the Jacla-
eft home last Monday syeniing ostsnsibi3
4 TO 80 To the theater blu nothing moro
was heard Of them until Sesterday, whell
The wedding announcement was received.
young couple will Ike In Goldsboro.ya
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MASSACRE .FO REl G IN I DEVILS
AFTERt 7 HE SEVENTH MOON
(Byl .1soic!.iiat.ed Pre1s.s,l

&5 X (I3y lated Press.)
LONDON. August 26.---The Tien Tsn
correspondent Of the Standard says that
placards have been discovered at rsinan
Fu I'm tho province of Shan Tung), urg-
Ing the massacre Of foreign devils after
tho seventh moon,' and that the native
Christians arc fleeing. .l.E n 49, h q ~
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Standing Of the Clubs.
The j u Giants Shut: Out.

& CHICAGO, August 2s.-Brown's excellent
pitching won the only game Of the series and
shut the leader out ~ 5ta59sSs
& Score: 5S5 r. H, Eli
Chicago 4, B. & -.....,.0 90 90 is
New York 4. y. !. o 90 o o 90 90
s1 Ratteriest & Brown and Killing; Elliott and
Warner, Time. 5 ] 80 Unpiras, N EmHie and
Kennedy, Attendance, $500. ,sS55& II
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REAL ESTATE Of Rent,

u e M.VISIGJ 81 GIslN n i
Z s af ~ WANT 10 RE Mt Ql JT-f z.
&540 per ann, 30s \, Stu V 1peHse
1900 per ann mn 1919 Grove Aye, rooms SEPT
1850 Per ann 1904 Park aye. rooms; sep,
$40 pss ann, 1919 Hanover g Stu 2 Fe9W
Isasopsr anu, 1903 NJ Fourth So ro sef !. 4.
800 F psr ann 1909 Park rooms Oct I'm.
1s7s per8 ann, 1903 8s st''8 3 4
issopsr, am, al7 g: fourth ss,s FSon' e
ig Sept. lat. " VII .S * sSl - -. I
ss, s ;a9y q aa st y f99R /,
sse0 per \, X, 1925 Is ST. rooms; sspt,!l
$500 per 2sos N sln ss.s s. sooss
SEQ Der am, 1901 W. t,ary
$ebO per m, 41s ". Grace ~. II Flxce
Esheol, 81 AAa 4
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1 Gould Not Hit Corridor.

3sPITTsBURG, PA. August 2s-Corridon had
iPttsb,irg at his mercy. and had no trouble
linz keeping hits scattered.
Fittsburg. 4. I. o 90 0-o so II
Philadelphia, ~. !. J Dol 1S201-s A3 y
. batteries Lynch and Phelps; Gordon and
sDorin. n Time, :55. Empires. Carpenter and
Moran Attendance. 1901 f * '55 "a US
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The Preliminaries.

Shortly after o'clock the doors to
the big pavilion were opeped and tho
waiting throng which had been admir-
ably handled by the mounted police and
a squad OF patrolmen, poured \ In G at the
DOORS The galleries were a quickly Allied and
the conservatiV Ives anon z he sporting
men coon occupied most Of the ti gh-
priced seats ssis s @ 9S
s.3 AIunroes was the firstS to jump into the
ring at 9:19, but was allowed immedia tely
by Jenres, he seconds as announced
~ Rcferee Graney, were Il ] effrles-rBi "a
Delaney, Jimmy Britt Jack Jeffrlss and
. oea Kenned y; Afunroe-- ID Mccoy, Har-S
ny Fol y,s Tim McGarth II Z Twin sulli Ia
Vim and Frank Mel Don 10, rs s5]g3, ( III
81 Announcer lord an Introduced 4 Nfnnroes
4as tic 5Rptte min er; q nd y fries was pre-
scented as The champion OF the world,
sRoth6rneI received ~ hearty round Of ap,s
!plaNse, ]. 7. J. .,.. a., Z, !,
5Brummel OF the rize n tng vs. Mccoy ex-
pressed himself as wi III ng 70 box aNy8 ma n
in the world. barring JEFF rles. [
FERRIES lMpledt la ely Wen 70 me- corner
His face bore smllsS 81 eon1a :, . IT'S
5bla ck trunks, entWjned with the nat lonall
5colors. After greeting Macy friends ] cf.l
fries stalked to II Munroes az cnrner + IN and
crashed tic Miner i eaan DIS, AZ lar as;
appearances went n, Munroe Jf con trastedi
greatly with the char api on. lis face
bore a serious expression and Wa al osti
white, He appeared to be 81 at ease Al
his seconds fastened the gloves n on his
hands, -. II i8,sl .fi & ,59 e |. gg 81
rounded With the ma tora Al K plnrs, Az the
Miner discarded his nysscoat = was :!
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Electric Park.
. . !ny Associated g /, Rrs,sss 81 ctr,o

MORE, MID August ,-~Electr ~
'a.S ss Ithan first. Noble BOY SCI
cond, i ma a. third, Rest time. ~ !,
aai trnt--W. c, firsti Miss v " y
second. Grace r. third Best IL
second, Honest Joe third Best lime. = ~ So,
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THE TWO PRIMO PALs
DISCUSS THE8FI GHT.

BY Jack Munroe: 4. RI +. z
San Francisco. August 26th.
1t IS all over VII m 3 now. 7 went
thought ! could 50 farther. have
asolutelyE no complaint to make. The
world Is yet to pro dnce "a man NJ 4
can beat jeff ries. and for years to
come he will remain champ ion.t H 81
was q better man than when Il met
Il him in Butte. y. x 5s + 4.
"A left on the Jaw In the first round
was what did 5it,5 7 went as far as I
could s could n9t asfsnd 'yself
"A was 81 topped. but I d ID mot want to-
! lose tho way I did. Il 4 wanted to be-
beaten to sleep. 4 8ss5s rs n.
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Ry James q, Je fries n i
was agyea bly, surprised over he I
outcome OF the fight, as expacted
~Munroa to put up q stiff fight. Y
minute after we started "a IT II knew +
that Munroe was completely atfsHay
+ a Would have stalled around for five
Il Or Ia rounds to give tho people
about that Butte affair." Fers on ally. i
IT have nothing against MNnroe, but he
should not have let his hand ers ma Ike
Z capital out OF that Butte figl,t claim
Ing a. Victory over me, was IN great
q shapst and nnl wish NJ rnrpe had ma es
IA better&flght. II Isl 6. NH
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irwin CITY, Games,

81 The ball games to-day at the Broad Street
PARK VIII be mp to The hisil Fstand ard of the
Twin city League, & X M "a ss 3 d. s, "a a
The first same III o'clock, NIL st,s bet gsen
thu srpwnles and Manchester, and the second
game Will w betyep Barton Hslghts ana
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JAPANESE Sc II Ex HAUsTED.
eneral Stoes s'el So
Il Reports After Their R IS,
at Fort N 8. III
Nv Asstoiclat edi Press. So. t5.

ST. PETI1RSRyRG,tttsAug G. & 22G--71h war y!
3cffice wa 8 nuc1liisss elatcd to-day a 81 tho
Sreceipt Of a. d ispatc h & rom 1lsutenant-
General stoesse n "a rth'r
August %, eportins 4 that the Japanese .''H Sc
had at last BEEN xhauste at
stacks and that the bomb ents ! !, huo
:recn suspended. Fill n details regarding
Tho dispntch{ are not availa bic, but 1t
re fers to- the Che SRA tcll
a Yesterday, announcing the repulse OF
The Japanese with sheavys losses III their.
attacks upon a Fort No. l and Fort Else
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Kid Nichols Unhitable.

q ST LOUIS. MO. August 2s,.-Boston was
unable to score until the last Inning, when.
Nichols let down and tive runs, came IN be-
fore tho side was retired.
aS Score: r II fS 81 Z s. 5is 4, II. r..
Boston 8. \. Z. I. 20 o o oo oO2-e 9
Batteres: Nichols and Grady Walls and
iance ID g. 400. II TX ~
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VIRGINIA FOUNTAIN R Y u 8 y
OLD s. VEET SPRING

OPEN JUNE nth 70 OCTOBER sl ~ |,
xlsa up Ia the Allsshanlss. as a
fsst slsvat,on: capacity. go sse's,sss'
most eonmodlous brick buildinss y
the mountains: mineral strings. heal1
linz baths, swimming pools; excellent W
cry, orchestra, cuisine; all outdoor q n mus y
3ments !; nine link golr course; new new ' electr
end laundry plants; Long Distance allts's3 e
phone !: new management; many I'm m prov pr y
msnts !; Illustrated booklet
\ " c. N. PAXTON Lessee,
Old Sweet. ". W
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AZ K .il ~. y. q
SUNDAY EX CURSL0lNS

VIA AtIantlc Coast Line 20 Peters',S Il
n "a 3s IL burg. III ~ ssss w s
Round.TrlpF 4oc. ssssE
Good going and returning On regn!asE
trains, Commencing Sunday, MAY 49, 49, I
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THE Two, Rounds.

\ Round 1,-Both advanced slowly to the.
center Of the ring and indulged IN ligh.
eparring. Munroe was he first. g leu Vli
I'd around his opponent, drew him into
5 clincflfat,d missed a right for tllo body
Ienries was chewing gum and smiiins.
Jeflries sent NIunroo TO The floor p g
Left hook to the Jaw. Afun,oels va az 9 8vp
quickly, but the champion drove sstraigkt
cut the hoaI and allowed IT 9 ic g
ewing to the stoma CHI. JET fries folloewefi
this Advantage. driving Munroe 70 if Tue
ropes with right and LEI 70 n he BODY
lA well directed lie the Jaw = snt Al UNI.
roe Is the ropes for eight second d. lie
arose but again was floored s7y til q ein--55
liar blow. Il ffries started a vicious iEllt
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White Sox Could Not Hit.
81 BosToN, MASS. August 2s.--c' ibson held
Chicago to four hits today and Boston Won
III Score &. 5sss T. h - \
Boston. -. 81 y. s...S ...s..1 q So0ee-ss3 =
Chicago 8. I. 10-1
Il Batterles GIbeon and cri9er; smith and
McFarland Time, :tS. r. Umpire g LouEhlin.s
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NATIONAL I: I K j, I LEAGUE ):
Scores Yesterday.
] Chicago : New York. 0. M
HPlttsburg, 9; Philadelphia, s.
Boston, e !; st. Louis, s. $50 n ar
Where The Play TO. Day.

lBroOk]yn7 at FPlttsburg,
n Boston at Cincinnati. S a,
b y. New x ork ID t st. Louis. rs III 4
VI 33a Phila delphia s at Chicago
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!. IS, Standing Of the Clubs.
.I,Wonft1 the Eleyenth.l

~ NEW YORK, August ~ ss.--LonE hits by
CANCEL and timely hits by Conroy enabled New
York 10 win an eleven Inning game from, ST.
Louis tod lay, 81 y;l.Ssy Is!
81. louis 3. 4 !. 5. 81 q 800 90 70 "a 2
New York. o 90 9 Q g q 9 9 OIL 70 =
SChesbro ana Ketnow. Time, 2;ao, Umpire,
{Dwyer tendance, I, k8a. M Il
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Twelve Innings Is Win.

ByYAsHiECsTOE. W. August q, Cleveland won
q stubborn contest Of twelve innings To-day
from Warrington by the score Of y 10. e. :. q
Warrington e. 20 o 0 90 o So 90 4 %
Cleveland . !. % 0 O o 90 o Oil II 4
Batterles:8 Patten and Klttredge; Joss and
.Bemis Time, "a :35. EMPIRES. Connoll and I
King, Attendance, 500,
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Athletics Resume Winning.
Us ILAbELPHIA, PA, August n ~ Mullen
weakened In the fifth I'm ing today and the
locals won. g@s sSsys "
S9G Score: N e II II. E:s
$Detrot...,.. s.. 2 10 Cd 0.43O-48&t WI
Philadelphia I. H. .s 20 o % % 81 - B s2
s& Batteries: Mullen and Berilo;& BandSr ana
Powers. Time. 1857. Un1plrs NJ ehertdah, At.I
Tendance Y 1lS. "
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least two divisions of infantry was ad (
iVancing against the Russian positions,
ut Landiansian.s sg5 ys5ts, n sfs
S"Turtlier reports OF tho en- ga cement
have not yet boon receive y
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BATTLE NEAR LAO yam CT.
Big Engag enlent Reported: te
Have Commenced Twenty
Miles From This Place.
fByfAssoclated Press,

as (ByIAssoc lated Press,l "
LAO YANG, August 24.-A big battle
commenced to-day twenty miles east of
l.iao Yans. The Russian front from the
Tattso River south was eng ged.
The fighting which began vest erday con-
tinues to-day Mt Liandansl Ian, TWEEN y-
three miles southeast or Lao y an 81 ne
Japanese are attacking Il
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SIG. zoe ROUND 81 GOO
TO Ut y E5 III
WORLDS FAIR S III % us.

VIA, NoRFoL n 9 s3VV EsTER RY.a
M Tickets at above rate viii Be sold every
Tue day during the months ofs August
septei,ner and October. limited Il 10 4 ten
Az. from date Of sale. Ticket IS Il lim-
led to 4 fifteen days, s2l;6o Il sixty days. 1
ses %: season ticket. 81 20. These ticksfss
vii allow stopover at Summer. Resorts
,betWce 1t, Bed ford N and A Blue Held within
trains. With through Pullman aleepera
"a r,or ana dining cars. For descriptive
n,ntter al the World s Fair and further
Information apply at onlpany's Of flea
sSss East Main Street. 3sstS M NJ
iJNo. E WAGNER, g. If BOsLEY, Ell s
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great bulk of the m opey wagered was on
the proposition5of how long faIunroe would
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round trip ticket to West Point and ons4
Of the famous Sea God N calls served a
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mona from Southern Railway station $50
p N. Returning, leaves West Point
10 p. N, & sunday train. 10 80 a. u. and
z p. M, 6oc.6 round trip, II
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agreed that his condition was perfect.,
u AT 10 $50 Ann ouncer pordon 'oe c Ga
the men TO their corners. there 70 await
The gong which sounded at once.
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HAVE YOU I've. sEEN. To4PoPULlAlRl

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the season closes. It lss a d elightfu place
to spend a day or an fternoon. Special
train leaves Richm ond every week lay
$40 n NJ; sund ~ trains 70; 80 IA. ~.
and "a II, NJ 800, round TIL
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