davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-23
st e%ien0pmmeIigt Mortgage

VI CJC@tOO1@tt1lS%tS% @toA%SuSS
5ggsmaal er / 6isie Gage afgjort
al Dommer @laispell / Sarge. Sor
en- Sis ii6en fjpbte en- Carl Soft ct
5tpffe 2an6 / @rtggs County at
Mortbern Bocific og fit en- Mortgage
paa 2an6et paa $1,000 fra 6re0 &.
Morris. Otter en- Sis bite set fig,
at Nortbern Bacific ilet fife eieoe
2onoet, og Soft tog ga &omeitea0 poa
2on6et og prope6e op. Saa iagi6gte
Worris bom for set 8elpb, iom ban
bab6e tilgo6e paa Mortgagen. Met,
ten afgab MI SEN &jen6elie, at Mort-
gagen bar gipet paa 2anoet, iom in.
gen eje6e 1oblig ~Sitle" til paa Sen
Si6, 2aanet bar gipet, og Sen bar 6er-
for life gpl0ig. Soft fan life foa Sc
Benge tilbage, iom fan bop0e betalt
Sernbonefompogniet, for0i 6ette bar
pnret UNDER @eceipers Mbminiitra-
ton og Set enbelige SIC i1tltat bil 6er-
for brre, at Morris bar tabt fine
Yenge.
- g. 9. @osmol0, Ell 8remier
poo geortbern Hociftc 8anen> iio6er
/ Mrrelten @ron6 SORTS UNDER Mn=
floge for at bope efterl treoet Senator
S. .. 8acons Nopn paa en- @becf for
500, men bill maalfe bltpe 116leperet
til Observation-Disclosures ga Fan
bar i%tjoalet en- @elt / Groofiton. san
for ogioa onDre 5pn0er poo Cont
bittigbe0en. Sorle6en Scat foribgte
bo11> me6ens fan bar berltlet> at brD,
Sc in6 9eortbern Bacifics Hasiager=
ltation Grooflton. !9an blep arre-
lteret, nren fif Sob at erflere Jig ifpl=
Sig / 9ruffenifob og blep l6slo6t.
Me0en5 5totionsngenter1 bar bien1rne
til Mt06ug, brpb bon otter in6 I
Stationen, og bar iiero me0 at forlpz
nc Jig fra Eengeif11ffen, 6o &us ere
ren finn til6one. @on r6n1te og 1tjol
cit 6elt bnro $500 fra 9on Mc&in=
non. Soften blcp foripnn6t en- Gull
fp, og ient poa gftermi0oogen fom
@osmol6 til @ran6 SORTS. Senere
aif hon i1r6 / Ell @lttif> frempilte en-
&egning for &orer fjpbt for to Mor
li0en, loabe ian bil6e betole SEN og
fjp6c el16el &ln6er. San leperebe en-
Gbe:f poo 1yirlt 9}ottonol @onf Of
Gopolier mes s. 9. @ocons timber
lfriit. &osl ereren fotteOe ltrofs Mi3>
tonfe ON G6ecfcns 9Ggtbe6, og me-
0enS @o5tpolb ian poo &ln6er, bleD
Eolitiet bentet. San til1to6 1trofs,
at G6ecfen bnr folif, og in0rdmme6e
ienere, at Fan bop6e l%tjaolet @elt og
Sogn / Grooflton.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-23
Sarmerens Son.

Vel lQllea III DUre HDDDel1DtgI lVpl=
Zig at frenbuue for Turn1eren gien=
nem 2an0brl1gspresie n> at Set life
CT observation-disclosures Maol eller
@c1it9t at mOerpile Sc 1t11ge Tur=
mer!cn11er loaleOes, at Sc frilteS til
at goa bort fra 6armen. 0et MO
liges, at Scr er enfelte 11nge MGnb
ser bar g%jennemgaoet 5folen, ion1
fife pen0er tilbage til at 6prfe Sor=
be1n; men / iou Silfeloe er Ser inr=
ligc @rlu10e, iom fpinger Sem til at
lpge mn0re 2ipsba11er, eller Sc far
ipecielle Mnlng for onore grbperps=
creme, ipm Ell 11betpingelig Srang
fol0er Sem til. Sg / iaa Gal0 b9r
Sc life tpinges til at gao tilbage til
6ormen / Ste0et for at fplge &albet.
Moor man bill fin6e Sc @rltnOe, Der
ofboloer Sen 1111ge 6ormeri9n fra at
forlobe 6armen iom lit 6remttoS
&irfefelt, ma mo1 goa 6irefte til
@jemmet. l160omnelie borte fra
Tormer begpnber netop / SEN &erio=
Sc al SEN 1t1ge Mon0e 2ip, 0a Ser
bliper forelagt bam Spgaper og Nr<
bei0er, Ser ligger lungt ODER bal1s
u~ng0ommelige &refter, og / mango
Silfnl0e CT Be bauOe trGttel1Oe og
ensformige. &%e0lommeligt M1tine=
orbejbe al forifiellig slrt / 6orbin=
Oelle me0 en- Sbang, moo bnilfe1 en-
bper normal @1t in1tinftmeslig bill
intte Jig til Mo6bnrge eller 6og pro-
tel tere imo6, CT fltlot 1tD / Ston0 til
at loffe bam ODER til 8pernes eller
2an0sbpernes &jpbmon0s6iif / Ste
Set for til at fplge Sen Nlop og @or=
he, lrm bor bragt bo11s Ta0er Sore
pg Gellton6.
2ange, baarbe Mrbej6stimer, fnopt
mes 2ommepenge, ON Ser / Set belle
CT Sale ON iaa6onne, 6orbu0 mo6 TO-
ciale M0ipre6eli CT, tarpelige &lGOer,
l1il1n6e, ilet be0ltgebol0te fe0iomme=
lige Spbol6slte6er, bbor Ser life fin
0es iao meget ioms,en 8og, ingen
Iori toaelie al 6aoerens @jer1ring
pno 11oget Smroo6e, - alt Bette nil
bore tilltraffeligt til at joge en- Dng=
ling, ser far Wfo6 paa 2ipet og jnp11
go6 @egapelie / ollie &%etninger, Bort
fra Serme,t, ioa inart bon ier lit
Siam bertil. Set er ol6eles notnr=
ligt, at en- ing &n6s, Ser er op0ra=
get / ioo6onnne Smgtpell er, faar
Mflmog for Sarmlipet. 9angt i11a=
rere bliper set en- Gel al bpab fan
lurer paa 6armen at fo1nme bort
fra Ben og bltpe oelagtig I De Sor=
nejelier og @le0er, iom banS 2tge=
al6renbe / on6re 5amfunosflasier
npber. Sg efterbaanoen iom Marene
gaar, % fan bliper el6re / Sieneiten
og flarere / Sanferne, feiter Sen
Sberbepisning fig bos bom, at 6arm=
tibet er ensbetp6en6e me6 al mulie
Sammerligbe6. 2tot &leoer I al
Sarpeligbeo og tire Maaltioer ON Da.
gen fommer efterboon6en ogiaa til al
itaa for bam iom ct temmelig lille
@e0erlag for alt bans @lt6. 9e1
gaar op for bam, at bans Sober Ell
Sen, Ser fommer l6 lom SEQ. / / Sen.
ne Meciprocttetstraftat
Set er bogitapelig San6be6, al
Ser er Dnglinge at Sarmeritanoen
bpis @r1n6e til 9nifet on at fomm'
bort fra Tarmen er at famine 8eifaf
fenbe6 lom 9l6tioens 5fapers, oe1
tic alle 9ioer paa Dggnet iuffeoe Ell
ter at fomme bort ira beres timber
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-23


SEN 5lutning, at Slertallet al Sc
Tormerlpnner, Ser falter Jig i1o / 8p=
lipet meb oets itprlte Mfl1ligbeoer,
melt ogiaa mes Sets ltprre 6arer pg
S?ailpe, life far toget bette SfriOt
laa meget al 2plt, iom at bon CT Ole
ret trunget bertil. Sc ct fife loffeoe
bort fra Tdrme,1, foroi Sc bar bprt
ioa meget ON @erligbe0en / 9perne,
r1e,1 Sc er blepet 0repne fra set la11o=
lige Stem beo u%fornuftig @aarobeo>
en6eleit @li6> ser ofte er gaaet ODER:
6eres &refter, og en6eltg, og life
minolt, be6 set TONNE, in0bol0slple
2ip, Sc tpi11ges til at lebe.
Seen man oil ie, at / famine 6or<
bo10 iom 8eidget paa @gerbrugslfo=
lerne er forpget, / famine 6orbol0 er
@epegelien fra Sarmen til @pen az
taget. 9en Garmer, iom bor l9rt at
forl tao, bbtlfen Maooe ser er Sen ret
te for 8eban0ltngen al bans Sor0 og
bans 8eletning, fan bill ogiaa let faa
9iet opla6t for bbilfen Maa0e Ser
CT SEN rette for at bibringe @bnne1
&jerligbeb til Gaberens 2epebej. 60
Sc 8eietninger fin6es nelten altio /
@enberne paa go0e M9n6, og oct ct
life tilfel0igt, naor @iitorien fortpI=
Ter ON, at gooe Sporetterfarme ofte
guor / Mrp fra Saoer til Sen / 5 til
6 @legtsle6.
Ser er fun en- Moa6e, poo bpilfen
Sa0eren fan faa fin Sgn til at bliDe
poa 6orme11> life ole11e me0 i'm &rop,
men ogiaa mes 1in Sanfe, GiGl og
Snteresle . Set er 1toor fan iaa tt0=
Zig iom mltligt fan gjdre Spnnen til
i'm Iprtrolige og 6erefter til i'm &om=
pogl1on, ligefrem pefuninrt> loo mart
9rengen CT 110piflet nof til at fottc
0ctte 6orbolo. SO t%ioligere Sen 11nge
Mo1O foar at fple, at bon far
ct s(nipor bpi(e1t0e poa Zig, bes beOrc
bill Sr1teresi en 11opif(e Jig bos bam /
Sc hinge Mor; ian bill lnre at ipge
l1Opeje, bpor fan ellers ingen pilOe
finite, pg ollc Sc Gpner, Ser 1tofrr=
pes for at fam fan blipe en- go0 Tar=
mer, bill fomn1e til @jennembrl10.
Moor Ell @ltt, ser CT op6roget paa
6or11er1, 11oor lit 81. Mor, bltrbe Fan
bape min6it 6 MarS grfaring iom
proftiif 6ormer; men / Sc Sriin0er
al Gilful0e pes bun beo 6en g(l0er
life mere om 6or1ning, ems en- olmi11=
oelig Sieneltefarl pes Set. San fon
ploie Ell Sure og lGgge To0eret for Ell
So og Ell @e1t, men fomlner ban
operfor ct 6orretnil1gspapir eller
o%perfor Spgrgsmaolet ON Set ct for
0elogtigere at fjgbe &li0 ems Die
mel, CT fam al0eles lat til &9gs.
Sarmer i9nnen mo- foa 6prltaaelie
al 6oOerens 2epepei og beltoge / ben
in0rc 2e6elle al SEN, ON fan lfol foo
2p1t til at fortiette Ben. Spnaar
fan Bette og foar fan ialntiOig EN-
Mr10cl al l10bpttet al lit Mrbei0e, bill
Set albrig fal6e 6urmerens Spn in0
at ipge bort fra 6armen.
Set er let nof at faa Onglingen til
at blipe biemme, 11aar man fife gjpr
Jig Ita6ige N(nltrnngelier for at oripe
bom %bjemmefro.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-23
[]0A:I[IlQ31

6tanbinapiit sSSSanitreret &psebps, uoarbei
bet ipecielt efter amerifa1ife GurhpIb, let
iaset al en- &efte fprtrinlige sSuufratio
1ler, Sabel pper Maa1 pg Br9t, DC Ell
ngia9tig Orbforte9nelie posr 1%tanb1napur:
Orb ! 9usbDl6nings1proset. 800 @ibel;
Smutt uoitpret % elegant %t11ebu11ben me6
Sttel / @ul0... 80. ST.. 90
Gpemtprbosen, llbpalste @pentDr, ianleoe
fra ale 2anbe, neo 16 Suuitrationer,
lnbll10en 90. ....... soc
Sre natisnale 8iQeber. Sc ffrosriplfe
&i9er.-Oe 1t61te poa @fanb1en.-Nprben,
!6pert 8iIebe er 8x1O SDm1ner, ppflebet
paa Ell 1mut &artDn p9 iar1let / Sx1s
(Gntelte g ueber 80 Gents.) .
Minbeblabe fra 9anntart, Sire banlfe Arty
1petttr cf SDlger 9,ad)mau,,. R1sben,
benbanns Nbeo.-&plhin9fiprb meb 6fom /,
%Iingsbanfen / @ag9run6en.-@unbet pei
&ronbpr9 -@taaells @ep % SIM. WI
fire Bileber I 1,nutt Dm1 flag 1elge;
9anmarts=& Sort for &jenmet, @tgrrelje
23x28 CONNER. trDtt / forfje1i8e Harper,
Diier Hart Sernba1;er, 8Der, &tpbtabe1
% Sletter ian1t ale betpbeli9e 2anoSbper
itprre @aalbe % &irfer. 45c
9anife @%elteiasn, Se9ninser al 9orent Trp.
lid, SeTt of @rel Olrt9. 20 Sorte1in=
GET meb 26 sS0ultratipner. st Bra9tpert
fort &partforuat, inobunben. .... ST. 90
Gxeelit<9 anit= Mprit Orobpg meb f~uleaen,
big lbta1ebete9nelie, at Martin l1lpe1tot.
1872 Siber fort Dftap, ftertt inbb... $3.50
2outmeprsbsg, eneslit.eanit norjt % barlt>
norlt-engeln. no @iber. Sterft inbz
ouHOtn ..........@l.70
Sngeuaaxns biftpriife Mouaa,aer,
4rtn8 Sttp af 9anr1arf, inbb. 1920
Song Grit % be a6reblgie, inbb... ..$1.2o
8al6eraar &eier, inbb. .$1.2O
Grit MenneoS 8arnoom, inbb. go. $l.25
gn Sulesabe fra M1nerita, at Batter g.!
@%rauen9aaro, 2bet Opla8, ele8. inbb. ST.
SnbbpIb: Suktanier: 9ine Orb. o
@tielbet. Be8tpenhebernes Song. Ser 9u ben
&Dtnbe. Set meb 9ienelen. &on8elise. Weroies
ct fe fom Gnglene. 4rRfterres Gornpelte. Bore:
ttaoiee ! gganeu; s. Sra gg9erserf Tin Sio. Srel
bet Rer lille Stuub. st bore Bprber. Set u5te
gafatte. Sro paa 9ioet Dg bets ffeireabs Msast.
uaDereti Dor 1tb.
ST. PAUL TlDENDE.
IS union block & PAIL M;r.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-23
Mountaineering protez

49,
1terer imoo SEN 5fatteaninttelie, iom
Statens Sfattefomislion bar truffet
/ @enboI6 til SEN as balorem Sora.
tions Sob, lom blep be6taget for to
Mar iioen; Sc erflgrer, at 5fattean-
lnttelien bliber fra 20 til 40 Bro=
cent for bpj. 5ful6e 8anefompag,
nierne betole efter Sen foreldbige Mn=
ipttelie,iom &omisi ionen bar truffet,
pil6e Sfatten blipe omtr. $659,00O
bgiere iaar ems it6Ite Mar. Mortb-
meltern og Milmaufee 8anerne poo
ltoar at Sen ite0funone @ur0ering al
oeres @jen6omme ct 40 Brocent for
bpi og ierlig protelterer De moo, at
Srancbilen og ~goo6 mill" onigttes
til 20 Millioner Collars. Mortb=
me tern @anens @jen6om er be6
Sfatteon iptell en buroeret til $71,>
100000 og Milmaltfee 8anens til
$7O,0OO>OOO.
- @amuel 81. Goof, ser bleD mo-
mineret til @uberngr al Sc iaafal6te
rStallmarts" imo0 Ga Sollette SOL
fenes Sicfet> far tilien6t Sc forifjel=
1ige Bla6e en- @rflering,i SgIge bpiI=
fen fan beb0er, at ban / ct og alt
bill rette fig efter Sen &dielteretsfien=
6elie> Ser / Sen nnrmelt e Sremti6
fan bentes ongaoen6e bptlfen al Sc
to republifanife @totsticfets Ser er
SEN loplige. Scr. Goof flyer, at fan
intet 9jeblif bar tbiplet ON fin Gags
&etferoigbe0; men Fan feler set iom
fit Bligt io1n loplpbtg @orger at on>
meloe foru0 fpr at &jenoellen fal6er,
at Set ct bans l1foron6erlige 8el l1tt=
ming at rette Jig efter Sen, loale0es
at bpis SEN goar bam imoo> bill fan
truffe fig 110 al &ompognen. Ser,
imo0 nGpner bun intet ON, at boh
bill ltgtte SEN o116en &on6ioot,2 ga SOL
lette, bbis &jenbelleu foloer 116 til
6elnes 6or0el.
- Sen ltl10eren6e l1ng6om / Mo=
oilon far gjort Jig mIin0re for6elog:
tigt tefjen6t for lin roo og bots lom=
me Sptrnoen. Gi0ligere er set melt
StuOenterne neb Stotsuniber1itetet,
ser Dor opretbol6t Sro6itionen / Sen
&etl1i11g, 111e1t MI far ogiaa &gjifole=
eleperne toget en- &oon0 mes iSptllet.
Ser bar 6o1t1tet cit M11ti=Gigorette
@l1b mellem @gjlfolens Gleber, og
&lubben Dob0e facet nogle Cigar
bo110lere are tere6e for at Dope lolgt
Gigurelter til Mtnoreaortge. 6orle=
Sen Mf1en blep iaa &lubbens Street,
sent, Gbos. @eisller operfol6et al ca.
300 an0re @pjifoleelper, og bon og
nogle Mc0lemmer at &lubben fit en-
9uffert / Safe Men0ota> bporefter Be
bleD truet til at rpge Gigoretter. Src
al Sc 1tnge 8olosmnn0 blep efter Ell
bi6iig Sagt are itere0e al Eolitiet og
bill fomme til at lpore for 0eres &uo6>
be0 / Eolitiretten. Set er lan6iDn:
ligt> at Mnltifterne al Sperfal0et bill
blipe piit bort fra Gfolen, 6o @ogen
bar hoft megcn Spligt og 6orbitrelfe
blan6t 6orgl6re, ser Dar 8grn gao.
en6e / Sfolen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-23

- Ireifningen / @romn County
er goot igong. SDe6en giper ct ITO
bptte fra 10 til % 8uibels pr. Mcre
og al goo &palitet. Majien er peo
at mo0nes og pil mart fu11ne bgltes.
Mplingen ct goo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-23

9enle6 geaboers og 8enners Sp-
merfiombe1 paa bette 81ob, bis Dem
bore ltberale Silbu6, fremiatte ber /
@lo0et, og forieg at ifaffe os i M
Monnent.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-23
Joma.

- Soma @tats Mgerbrugsfole
/ Mmes er ser / 6isie Sage in6lfrebet
tire u11ge Stlipinoer, iom Tom lige
til 5folen fra Ger0ensu0itillingen /
ct. 2o1tis. Sen pbilippinife &egie=
ring befo tier 6eres Spbol6 be6 @fo=
len.
= 6orretningsmnn0ene / Sort
Dooge er / 6nr0 mes at treffe Gor=
b%ere6elier til County 6airen, Ser ifal
boloes / Sen ii61te l1ge / September,
b%egpn6en6e Sirs0og SEN 81. Man
faar ct 8egreb ON bDor itorarte0e
6%orbere0elie r Ser treffes, naar man
bgrer, at ser ct lejet bele 6 Muiif-
forps. 6lere fine Nara6er bill blipe
arrangere6e UNDER 6otren.
- Ser tr9ffes / 6el1ne Si6 Mr-
rongementer til Sen aarlige itore
Sgltefsfnrl ion til Gtatens Mger-
brugsfole / Shines. Sen pil iaor
itreffe iig ODER 2 Gage / Ste0et for
lom / ti6ligere Mor fun / 1 9ag, og
80. September og /. Sftober er Sc
faitlatte Gage. 9en f6ri tie Sag bill
@fsfnriionerne fomme fra 9itriftet
ON Mortbme1 tern 8ane11, ben an0en
Sag fra Sc an6re Sernbanelinier.
- 8QItor Mbrams / Snoepen6ence,
al Statens rMnti=Saloon 2eagne"
fit forIe0en &etsforbrt6 n0Ite0t mo6
ODER tpbe @aloonDerter / 8ucbanon
County. San agter at LUTTE ollie
Salooner / @ountDet. 9ette lamti<
6ig meb Carrie Stations Sptre0en
.beb @ountp Satr'en Dafte a6ifilltgt
Splh1os. Mrs. Matton talte 2 Gage
i SrGf for en- 6oriamling paa mango
|Eufinb Menneifer.
- s 8aromell & @uDtlan0s ltore
9Gblebape peb Sort Dooge par Mb=
%lepInfningen / fuI6 Gang, ba Der
pluoielig uobre0 en- 9trejfe. Or
bejoet nofprtes for forte Delen al
Drenge, men ga Gjerne lo6 Jig for.
litaa meo, at set par oeres Senligt al
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-09-23

= S Cannon Sails blep forrige
Spnoag ne0lagt @run0ltenen til en-
engelf-lutberif Strife bpis 0pfsrel=
le oil folte $4,000.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-07-03
MORE AND MORE STRENGTH
SHOWN BY JUDGE PARKER
AS DELEGATES APPEAR
EARLY IN THE BALLOTING
HE WILL BE NOMINATED
Iha the View the Democratic Already Have
Reached the Convention CyAfter Voting Favoe
as Instructed the First Ballot Number of Delegations
Will Turn to the New York JuriSt.

n p n
al her th seems to e % h d B will
W or
n made
W compel speedy ~ t n h
il he an Their some %pE alton to VIII h Hears a
n o more han o The a
~ e O any candida sal @Rftny Hw n srh yd
y o
have decided onyea dwmk
for peri a
| for Harmon M tina Parker will then h delegation with PRO
a Il
It is 40 v E German ten
e o M
f u h wm wm lead d % yh m Indicated m TIL Maryland snab would factor
al is o formers Secrets ley % it he msggs tina o
al
l struggle
lie is cas- H movement
form is a
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-07-03
SALE OF PROPERTIES
OF SHIPBUILDING CO.
Ordered ia Suit of the Trust Com
pnnies on MOrtgaEes.

Ordered in Suit of the Trust Com
pnnies on Mortgages.
Trenton, n. j., July 2.-Judge Ian
ming signed a final decree in the
United States Circuit Court to-day, or
dering a sale of properties of the Unit
ed States Shipbuilding Company in the
foreclosure proceedings instituted by
the Mercantile Trust Company and
the New York Security and Trust Com
pany on the two mortgages held by
them for $16,OOO,OOO and $1O,OOO,OOO re-
spectively.
Accompanying the decree he filed an
order dismissing the appeal of Mrs.
Ida e. Wood of New York, who asked
to be admitted as a party defendant
that she might attack the validity of
the mortgages with a view of entering
a preference claim over the rights of
the other bondholders. She holds $780,
600 of bonds, for which she paid $685.
600.
The shipbuilding company is ordered
by the decree to turn over the total
amount due on the two mortgages
within ten days, in default of which
the receiver is authorized to advertise,
and proceed with the sale.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-07-03

Lao Yang, July 2.-The recent sue
cesses of the Russians at Dalin and in
Maj. Gen. Mistchenko's engagement
with the Japanese have engendered a
much better feeling here.
1t is reported that in the fighting of
June 26 and June 27 the japanese lost
5000 men and that their losses in the
operations against Mistchenko were
1900
A striking feature of the last engage
ment at Dalin, as we'll as in the fight
with Gen. Mistchenko's force, was that
the Japanese tried a bayonet charge, to
which they had not previously been
partial. Their lines went to the charge
with loud cries of "Aiyar, Aiyar," but
almost to a man, were moved down
by the Russians rifle fire.
One of the Japanese prisoners cap
tured by Gen. Mistchenko states that
the provision of the Japanese are run
ming out and that the troops are badly
fed.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-07-03
WAR IN THE EAST.

The Russian Vladivostok squad
ron has again eluded Japanese Ad-
miral Kamimura, who was in pur-
suit of it. Kamimura. on the last
raid of the Vladivostok squadron,
was severely censured because of
the escape of the Russians without
having come in contact with the
Japanese fleet. and now the criti-
cism is likely to prove stronger than
before.
Conflict between the forces of
Russian General Keller and Jap
anese division is reported. The
Russians are reported to have lost
fifty and the japanese a larger
number of men.
Kuropatkin, mmander-in-chief
of the Russian forces, reports that
the Japanese have begun to retire.
Junk was blown up by mine at
the entrance to Lao river, and
twenty Chinese were killed and
twelve wounded.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-07-03
ORGANIZING TO
DEFEAT PARKER
STONE LEADS OPPOSITION
ON BEHALF OF cOCKRELL OF MIS-
SOURI,.

stone Says IT Is Time for the Anti
Parker Forces TO Get Together or
They VIII Find the New York
Judge Getting the Votes Needed
for His OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Cor
man May Not Attend the COnven-
tiOn, Though a DeIeRate.
st. Louis, July 2.-For the first time
since the delegates to the approach
ing Democratic Convention began to
collect in this city, movement look
ing to united action on the part of the
anti-Parker forces was inaugurated to-
day, and Senator Stone, chairman of
the Missouri delegation, stood sponsor
for it. He appears as the champion of
his colleague, Senator Cockrell, and
was in conference several times during
the day with the leaders of what is
known as the Bryan element and with
representatives of Mr.. Hearst, sena-
tor German and other possible candi-
dates.
No details of these meetings were OBJ
tainable, and Senator Stone refuses
to discuss them. He talked freely,
however of the necessity of united ac-
ton, saying that unless the opposing
delegations reached an agreement Par
ker would be nominated. He said he
thought Parker's defeat could be ac-
complished and that Cockrell would
then become available.
German May Not Attend.
Senator German, Notwithstanding
that he is a delegate, had decided to
remain away unless his presence
should be considered especially desira-
BILE, and he determined to be governed
by the advice of former Senator Davis
of West Virginia on this point. Mr..
Davis was in conference to-day with
former Senator Jones of Arkansas,
Senator Stone of Missouri, John T..
McGraw of West Virginia and others,
and they recommended that Mr.. Davis
advise Mr.. German to come immedi-
ately to this city.
Mr.. Davis however, declined to take
the responsibility and did not send the
message. Senator Germans friends
generally express the hope that he may
come without such a summons and
are very anxious for his presence.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-07-03
CLEVELAND SCARE HAS
S0LIDIFIED FOR PARKER,
IsennsyIvnnin VIII Probably stand
in Parker Column.

V'ennSyIVnntn VIII Probably stand
in Parker Column.
St. Louis, July "A conference was
held tonight between former Senator
Henry G. Davis of West Virginia and
James M. Guffey of Pennsylvania. the
object of Senator Davis being to en-
list the Pennsylvania leader for Cor
man. 1t is believed that Guffey feels
that German is out, and that his dele
cation from a Republican state cannot
afford to oppose what seems to be the
choice of Democratic states, and that
when the Pennsylvania delegation
meets, it will decide to vote for Par
ker.
The arrival of many leaders and del
egates tonight seems to make it plain
that former President Cleveland is not
being considered by them. What is
called the Cleveland scare" has re-
suit 4 in solidifying the Parker
strength.
Former Senator Hill authorizes the
statement that he will not be candi-
date for chairman of the Committee on
Resolutions. New York" he said,
has a candidate for President. and is
not seeking any other honors from the
convention"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-07-03
OYSTER BAY OPENS ITS
ARMS TO ROOSEVELT,
The President viii Spend July at
His summer Home.

His summer Home.
Oyster Bay, N. Y, July 2,-President
Roosevelt's home coming was made the
occasion of a cordial demonstration,
in which the citizens of Oyster Bay,
Mr.. Roosevelt's friends and neighbors
for years, Joined to do honor to the
nations chief executive. Business was
and business houses We're handsomely
decorated with flags and bunting.
AS the train stopped the crowd
cheered enthusiastically, and when
the President appeared on the platform
of his car the people received him un-
covered, hundreds of them waving
handkerchiefs and flags. There was
no handshaking, the committee having
deemed it desirable to eliminate that
feature.
With Mrs. Roosevelt and his children
the President drove Immediately to his
Sycamore Hill home The entire route
three miles, was hung with American
flags. stretched across West Main
street was a handsome banner bear
ing the legend "Our Friend"
At Anstice street the children Of
Oyster Bay and Coveneck schools were
aligned along Main street. Each was
in holiday attire and each waved a
tiny American flag. Three little girls
ran into the street at the Presidents
carriage appeared and handed him
great punches of roses. He stopped his
carriage long enough to cordially
thank the little ones.
The President will remain here until
July 2S.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-07-03
L0UISIANIANS GO TO
SUPPORT PARKER

New Orleans, July Ex-senator Fos-
ter and e. B. Kruttschnitt, Demo-
cratic state Central Committee chair
man, two OF the delegates at large
and number of other members Of
the Louisiana delegation left here to-
night for st, Louis Some are already
in st. Louis and the remainder will
leave on to-morrow's trains. Owing
to the illness of Lieut.. Gov. Sanders,
Gov. Blanchard is unable to go.
At an informal meeting here to-day
II was decided that the delegation
should meet in the Louisiana head
quarters in the Hotel jefferson at 8
O'Clock Monday night for organiza-
tion and selection of committeeman.
The sentiment OF the delegation is
strongly for Judge Parker and Il does
not expect to have TO waive its in
structions, as II is authorized by a
two-thirds vote 70 do.