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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
PITTSYLVANIA COURT.
a Large Crowd Present, But no
Judge on Hand.

Ti1 Elspecial TO The TImcs-DispatcF,) 9I7I
86 CHATHAM, Var. April slsi-The largest
that has atsnaedb fogrt for
lders was detained blythe extreme illness
o.. his mother. and Judge Aiken, OF DAN
Vile. who was designated TO bold IN his
ernor Montague was apprised OF the fact
and designated Judge Frank Christian, of
Lynchburg, who arrived on the after
noon train, but too late to convene court
for the day. y sf7.
More than three hundred people have
been summoned for Tuesday, nlld should
the criminal cases set for this, term be
crowd will be In attendance each day.
The case against ~ d. and G. 81. Oliver
for murder has been set for tuesday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
IM''||.R',,DA' ] J | 4. \
NASE:'A...'R||i|'.l|y'||E||:;.'S'''''T'||i
Forgot tile Form ii1.'a SPIRITED SPIRITED
Criticism Of Lawmakers ~ IN { VA, 3
Regard tos Liquor.
TO TRANSPORT THE ! I Il. 9 !; IS
Much Interest in Question Question. 81 q.
Getting vonnal1's College Sit St : 4.
dents to Annual Debate.

tspcclal q rho Tlmcs- Dlspatch)

y&v Especial to Tho Times DlspatCn')...
ASHLAND, VA. April ls--R ta ey..s NJ :.
Dadmun, or tho Dadmun Memorial. at
Randolph Macon College, hnmbly lapolo-
( gtzcd yesterday In his pulpit for digress-
ing so far from the usual sanctlty ana
spiritual tone OF his Sunday mornits ser
mons, III delivering criticism U poli our
lawmakers on thc subject Of telnpern nee.
lie went so far In his carnestness TO
( express his vicwB on tho subjectsns to
forget the new order or worship. and the
service was some what disarranged. MI,
Dadmun lss a very earnest eaker, ana
his ringing words fell upon Interested
hearers. ~ y ~, & h s a ID i#B
Speaking of the publicity that has 9.
been given TO the fact that the venues ~ e
of the town OF Ashland have been so
depleted Or reduced By the absence OF
whiskey selling, he said: rs 7 neces-
4 gary to pass thousand gallons OF rum
through he men OF this community, sap
sring their energy. running their morals
and itnpairlng their health in order 10
raise sufficient public funds for municipal
improvements and to build school houses.
He had made careful study OF the
subject in Virginia. and was prepared 10
show that out of4thlrty counties IN the
state that had gone dry, that vice and
race conflict was no longer In evidence.
anu That 10 Settle lle W IitshcS ~ uSas1otAA
was to settle the race question.
.s! 1'RANsP ORTfTHEs GIRLS.
The question Is being discussed IN the
faculty. as well rs among The students
rs 10 the best means Of entertaining the
young ladies or the Randolph-M Macon
Eoman's College at Lynchpurg and
transporting them 10 the joint debate
here on May 18th between Washington
and Lee and Randolph Macon. The hotel
facilities OF the town are not sufficient.
Nearly 200 are to be accommodated, and
1t VIII require a special train. 81.
SS ,l 81 SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
Tho Sunday schools OF the different
churches OF Ashland held an Informal
meeting on Sunday to arrange for a
Joint excursion to Buckroc Beach as soon
as the season opens.
Mr.. L.. E.sW. Meyberg will commence
in ten days the construction Of - en-
&larged brick store costing about $3.50.
4 Among the distinguished artists in the.
coming musical festival in Richmond Will
be Mrs Bertha Gushing Child. OF hos
ton, who Is we'll known in Ashland. being
widow Of the late Charles Child. resident
OF Ashland. !, Il, 1, & 81. III 4 /. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
HEAR DR.. MITCHELL
ON EDUCATION,
He Delivers Fine Address at the
Centennial Of the Free ericks7
burg Baptist Church. IL
Especial to The Times : ispatch.)

FREDERLCKSBURG,s VA, a pril Is. ,----}5
The exercises In continuation OF u the
centennial celebration Of the Fredericks-
burg Baptist Church held In the church
Tonight were Of the. most nterestings
character. Rev. r. AN lliams. the pas
tor, presiding. The feature OF the evening
was the scholarly address OF Dr. s.sS CT
Mitchell, .of Richmond. Va, on The
Baptists and Educa tlon., The church was
lfiled to overfloWing, and the congrega-s
ton listened with intense interest to \ tho
earnest and forceful words OF the gifted
educator. The speaker, who a advocates
tho value OF educa tion on all occaslons.
dwelt upon the delight OF the present
educational revival in Virginia and ;es-8
pecially he Impulse being glyens to- the
rural schools, Ie spoke OF the lworks,O
cooperation OF the Educat ional Commits,
sion, and Of Its members for good and
urged uniform effort In the s8 spirit
3of progress In behalf OF the schools Ssofs
continue through the week and close on
Sunday night next. Gifted speakers from
IA ldistance are on the programmelfo for each
service and grea Il interest Is taken by
the. people OF the community in the cele--;s
bration. The church Is crowded TO Its
full capacity at every meeting,
The public school house near Edge Hill.
lin King George county, Miss jennie
Brown. teacher. was burned to the ground
a day or two ago, while the school was
En- session. The fire started from a spark
on the roof. #
The greatest ca tcl,es OF fish ever known
| are being made at the shores on the
lower Rappahannock River. The catches
are larger than can be handled and low
prices are prevailing. At Marlboro shore 4
In Stafford county on the Potomac River y
on Saturday, 1000 large, full roe herring
were caught. This is tho largest eaton
OF the season In this section this far
7 Mr.. Ivan Green, of Stafford county,
who has been n student at the i'Theo,l5
logical Seminary, near Alexandria. has
taken charge temporarily, OF the Eptsco-5
pal mission at Barboursvllle. In Grange
county, @3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
GOVERNOR ODELL AT ~.
THE CHAMBERLAIN
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.o

Especial TO The Times-D ispat ch.)
K NEWPORT NEWS. VA. April Is
Governor Odell,a OF New York. arrived at
the Cham berlaln Hotel Old Point Com
fort, Tonight, and Is now occupying the
Governors suite there. No political sig
nificancc attaches to; the visit OF tbs Chief
Executive Of the Empire State. who sins
ply Is sojourning at the Virginia resort
In order to secure a we'll earned rest.
It is more than probable that the Goy-
ernor will be invited to attend the an
sniversary exercises Of the Hampton ln-3
istitnte Wednesday. on which occasion
Governor Montague OF Virginia, will be
present and Will make an address,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19

''Lovna;'' Mrs. Potts OH spinstcr and
Bachelor, John Sawyer on Red Rock. DR..
Thurman on Charlie. Mr.. Boocock on
iGiailite. Mrs. Boocock on Somerset; Mr..
iAingruder ON Jumbo. Mrs. Magruder on
,princess. Other spectators In traps were 3
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bowcock. Mr.. Bev.
Hancock, Mrs. Julian Morris. Mrs. Robins
Woodward. Miss Rebecca Wake. Miss
,IunlshOuser. Mrs. Marshall King, Mr.. and
Airs aYhitton. Mr. and Mrs. Frost, Of
Providence, r. II; 4 Mr.. and Mrs. Me-
Glove. Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Christian,
Mcssrs, Ballcntine, Mason. Caves, Ran
gdolrh, G. r. Randolph, McGlove. Dab
ncy, M cCue. S} S 1j9 ;ssS 4ii III ~ a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
FARMER KILLED BY
JUMPING FROM a TRAIN
.lspecial. to The Times Dispatch.)

Especial. to The Times Dispatch)
@ DANVILLE. VA, April 1s.-William5
Currie. a farmer living Sat Lima, PITY
sylvanIa county. was fatally injured this
afternoon by jumping from train on
tile Southern, near his home. He had
been 80 Chatham during the day to court
and tried to save a walk OF a. few miles
by jumping from the train. He was
picked up shortly afterwards in a coma
tose condition by Mr.. r. w. Carter. OF
tits city. who happened to be passing.
-'llree trains passed the spot within ff-s
teen minutes after he was taken from
the track He died two hours later.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
MONITOR CAN0NICUs WILL
BE USED AT JAMESTOWN
3Y A ssociated Press. ]

W IA III Sv MAJ @ ApE Msr s stFsS
en- from the naval register to-day and
pussed into the hands Of private parties,
10 bids We're received for The purchase
Was Withdrawn from the market. It has
been suggested that she be preserved by
the government for use at the proposed
exposition at Jamestown, Va, and TINS
probably Will be done. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19

matter OF the erection OF a Confederate
this place. at an early date: Messrs.
John H Alexander. 2. +. Shroff, Z. NJ
Shumate w. A. Mcfarland and G.. f..
Eyerhart; Mrs. W. N. Wise, chairman;
Mrs E. G. Caufman. Mrs. John George,
OF Lovettsvile. and Miss Agnes Sumers.
of Sterling.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
DIED ACCORDING
TO PRESENTMENT'

Especial to The limes-Dispatch)
HEATHSvILLE, VA. April 1s.-hlr.
John Kent. aged sixty seven, died sudden
" ut his home near Lodges Saturday
night. For several days no has had a
spresentment that no was going to die.
and insistcd upon rnaip'ng his will few
hours before. his death. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
AMHERST COURT.
Second Trial Of Len Clark for
Killing Floyd Morris.
(Ynecial 10 The TImes- pIspatch.)

Especial 10 The Times Dlspatch.)
AMHERST. VA, April 18.--The April
term Of the Amherst Circuit Court opened
TO day. Quite a lengthy docket was
pending and the court will be in session
nll the week, 335
with the murder OF Floyd Morris. was
called and will not By finished before to-
morrow afternoon. This is the second
Tim. that this case has been tried, and
at its last trial. there was hung Try
Quite a large crowd attended court.
a.,,l good many horses were bought
nnd sold.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19

tlonal Bank, signed by Edmundson, Sons
and Company, per J. NJ. Faulkner, treas
nature ~ was l moas good p one, but cole.
having been buying some little tobacco.
succeeded In working his game. The po-
lice are on the lookout for him, He was
last seen boarding the Norfolk and West
ern train Saturday night at SEQ, going
towards Lynchburg. He is said to hal
from Bed ford City, where he has wire
and children.s He also left a board bill
behind Of ST.. &c. #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
Wedding Cards.

Especial tn The Times-DispatchS
S. charlottesville VA, April a.
Mr.. and Mira. M. M. DuPre. Of this city,
announce the wedding OF their daughter.
Miss Antoinette Moore, to Mr. Peter
iTrbblei Cowles. Jr. also Of Charlottcs-
Vile, Wednesday,, May 18th, at the resi-
sdence OF Miss DuPre's sister, Mrs, Annie
Nj. Atkins. No. $40 Hinton Avenue,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
/ Page Circuit Court,

1T7 (SpecIal 10 The Tlmes-Dlspatch)
& LURAY. VA. April 1S.-Thc second term
If PAGE Circuit Court convened this af-
ternoon. Judge Harrison. OF Winchester.
presided This Is a regular grand Jury
term, and large number Of with
have been summoned. e a large NUMBER 9
iators Of tho revenue laws in this town
and county. both men and women.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
One Year for Fraud.

Especial to The Tlmes-D ispatch)
WINCHESTER. VA, April Islam
{ D.. Oates and James Hotel. young white
men who were arrested last week by
Detective Blair, OF York, Pa, charged
with. defrauding the Cumberland Valley
Railway in the sale of cross ties, p Loaded
guilty in the Corporal ionR Court this at
ternoon, and were sentenced to one year
Eeachbin United States prison.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
Stephens-McCarty.

@ Especial to The Times Dispatch,)
n FREDERICKSBURG Va, April Ia
Mr.. Augustus stephens. of King George
county and Miss Mollle MlcCarty. Of this
city, wGSe married here las night at .
O'clock Ut tho residence of the officiating
minister, Rev. Decatur Edwards,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
The Use Of Rorden's

Eagle Brand Condensed MIX tnsures
strong, healthy children. as reputable
physicians testify. Those who use II for I.
their babies are spared the dangerous
disorders OF infantils digestion; thsir
children mature as they should IN weight
size and health. BeWaIs 81 unkhoxA \
6ya,,ds.-Adys 4. y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
BE SURE YOUR SINS
WILL FIND YOU OUT.
sneclol Il The Times- Dlspatch.)

II ESPECIAL 10 The Times lspatch.) n
n ROANOKE, VA. April 1s,-Robert Ca
sey, arrested here two eeks ago fol. dis
orderly conduct, was to-day identlhed ~ is
postofhce safe at Tazewell on October g..
Il 1902 ~ n N t5ss4g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
Leesburg Monument,

~ IS-eoial to Fbe ImNs.DIspairh17 "
'I.EEsBURGs Va. Anril IS The follow-
ing committees were csl g, appo1nt1ed from He
I.omdomn Chapter, D. q, at recent
meeting In this place OF the respective orr
Sanizltions, to act IN conjunction m the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
a. BAD CHECK,
South Boston Authorities Look
ing for r. Cole for Forgery.

tsSnecfot IN, l'liaS Times Dlspnteh,)
souTH BOSTON, VA April Isl, r.,
Cole, who has made this place his home
for the past thirty DAYS. a,plnhookinsH
ing a check for 500, 23 on Parpell and Les
ter Saturday evening which turned out
this morning 10 be forgery, N s
4 Che check was drawn on the First Ma
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
THE WHISKEY JUG A
NJ REGULAR C0MMUTER
Especial to The Times Dispatch,)

Special TO The Tlmes-plspatchl "a r.
mond. fredericksburg and Potomac Ra:l-
road have rescinded their order prohibit
lug the transportation OF splrituous u
qllors from Richmond to Ashland, and thu
familiar gallon Jug Is again a regula r com .
muter on the accomm0dat ton trains. 4 ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19

l|U -IaLHH EIHNHf lItNfNeNH-t
Don't su ff Q r
from La Grippe,
Chllls, Colds or
M alarla, Fever,
and Ague, this
Z Spring,
Keep tho sys-
tenn Fortified by
taking the Bit
ters. 1t is the
best preventive
on the market
and never fails
to give sa tisfac-s
ton.
II also cln'es
indigestion,
COnRtIpatlon. ~
dyspepsia,
and Insomnia.
Try 1t,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
'.LObaCCO ln1ured,


IN 7Snacial to 7Ihe 7Tlmes- Dlspatch.'
/. SMITHS CROSS ROADS, VA, April
3'1s.-The fruit crop 3,of this section was
very y, much injured by the frost, and Ice
sections entirely. killed, especially the
peaches, The, tobacco plants are also
somewhat injured, Outstanding the
fact that they were under canvas.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
:i i ]: ! q 5
OH

taken Internally cures BY driving. out Of The
blood the poison. uactic asid) which causes thc
Immediately ard greatly iastens and facilitates
the curc by remo owing Tho irritation and aggra.
waiting effects consequent TO this pain. n.
wizard Oh cures Neuralgia IL a, incredby
standing have given way TO tho soothing and
penetrating effects Of Wizard oil and been per.
mancntly cured. R
lls Mrs X. Betty. OF Wbitcly. Tex, writes I
have had IL ilctilnItisln for ton years and wa:
nearly helpless I tried several rcfncdics. and
found no relief. tried Hamlns Wizard OIL and
ono bottle cured me. M u ii.,5
J. Galloway. OF Omaha Mob, writes Jan. I. 1900:
4 Mymothcr was troubled with Facial Neuralgia
for 10 years She used six bottles OF Hamlin
Wizard Oil and It cured her. We are never With.
out a bottle OF il in ,he house. AL
Y Z There IS only ono Wizard OH -lfamlins -
name blown in tho bottle. Signature Hamlin
Bros, on wrapper. Take no substitute 6Ocs
and 81 90. 81 ,si lf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
Richmond vii Many Bargains Thursday
5NeuralRia

Fl. II has como to BIO an esta blislied and well
known fact that rheumatism canhot be cured by
ceded by al authorities that Tho, external npplt.
cation 81 soothing and pehctr atinB lirnntnt Is
OF the greatest 3assis lance IN bringing ABOUT e
eurc. Rheutia tisrfi Is a blood disease and must
be ciitnd fhroi oil IN hlo1d,as3 ss5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
In DinWiddie.

III fSpecial 4, Tho Times,p ispRtch,)
that ali fruit, aid especially peaches,
were Killed Saturday night, There vas
plenty Office yesterday morning, Farmers
some having finished last week,
tobacco Injured. +
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19

Richmonders in New York.
Rlchmonders in New York are as fol-
lows; b.
Fifth Ayenus- Mrs, 4. n. Carter; Everett
-F. ID. Lawrence end wife, Miss o, LAM
renee; Normandie m e. Lee. Jr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
THE COLD SNAP
DID MUCH HARM
Ice Formed in Princess Anne.
and Froze Wege-

Especial to The Times. Dispatch

Especial to The Times. Dispatcho
BACK BAY. Va April 1s.---Tle cold
wave which is passing over this section
has very much retarded early trucks,
and considerable damage to fruit and
vegetables may be- expect ted. Z, {,
season was seen yesterday and the fresh
grass and newly abudded trees We're silent
witnesses to the cold snap Of Saturday
night tx 81, NJ . gs,i "a
Peach and apple trees, also strawberry
plants, We're in full bloom. and the gem
eral Impression is hat tho fruit CROP IS
Very seriously injured. (.
though in many places the vines have
made theil, appea rance and We're growing
nicely before this cold snap. }8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
Small IFruits Killed

tt.iba (Specta y to !::c stlHles-DlspiitSihl
D4ANVILLE, VA, April .1s--Tie gov
;ernment thermometers In Danpille sun
day morning dropped to five. degrees =, Is be-
low the freezing point, and the belief al,-
pears to be general that the entire ,s crop 2
promising, HAS been killed. All OF the
early gardens We're killed
Ice on Southside. 81 !.
Especial to Tic Times .Dispntch.l
Z SIlIPWlTFl, VA, April !lS,--It is feared
that the heavy frost. with Ice ~ quarter
of AN inch thick, Saturday morning has
greatly injured the fruit. a-E
Yylnd and Clouds Saved It.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
& WILMINGTON, n. c. April 1s.--North--
west winds and clouds Saturday night and
Sunday was all that saved the fruit ana
vegetable. crops of eastern Carolina. The
farmers feared that great damage would
be done, but the temperature kept we'll
above freezing, and there was no trace
Of frost throughout this district.
The snap has done practically no dam
age in this section. and unless there is
Il frost or freezing weather ahead, the
strawberry and vegetable growers will
market fair crops VI X 4;f tte5, iis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-19
y Vile Disease

i has wrecked more lives and
fFering than all other diseases
led to trcattitslightly, but these
o deal with a,powerflll poison
eaking down the constitutions
OF only ,netes out punishment
/, but others may become inro-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-30
PESSIWISM IN RUSSIA.
Gro1cing Belief That Kuropatk7n
Hast Retire North.

st. Petersburg July 29.-Since the Russian
retreat from Tashi-Chiso and the taking of
New-Chwang by the Japanese. the feeling here
has grown more pessmstc. With the Japanese
able TO get around General Kuropatkln's right
from New Chwang. with their forces pressing
in upon Hai-Cheng from the east and Jap
anese column threatening the Russian conmuni-
cations above Liao-Yang. the withdrawal Of the
entire Russian army northward may be abso-
lutely necessary. In this connection the orders
issued to the foreign war correspondents to go
to Hardin, as announced in these dispatches
yesterday, as we'll The Associated Press
confirmation this morning from Vladivostok that
Viceroy Alexieff is going there. are highly sig
nihcant as indicating that General Kuropatkin
may already have decided that his present po-
sition is untenabe.
The temper of the soldiers at the front over
these continued retrograde movements is shown
by the statement of two Russian correspondents
with General Herschelnann. who reported that
the soldiers are tired Of retreating." and the
statement OF another Russian correspondent
who says: our men retired from Tatchekiao
with heavy hearts" Still another correspondent
says:
We are all wonderstruck at the strategy and
genius of General Kurokt Everything he plans
IS executed with clockwork regularity, although
he has no railroad. but must march his men
over Mountain roads
The rain. which again seems 20 have begun.
this time I'm earnest. may save General kuro-
patkins position.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-30
CONSIDERING SEIZURES.
This Government Cannot Permit
Them Without Protest.

Washington, July CAV Mynderse. a New
York attorney, representing some Of the own
ers of the cargo 81 the steamer knight Com
mander, which vas sunk by the Russian Vladi-
vostok squadro called at the State Depart
ment to-day. an had d conference with Solicitor
Penfeid regard 2 a formal presentation 70 tho
Russian government Of the claims of the owners
for the destroye cargo. Il was arranged that "a
written brief sh nd be submitted later on. en-
hodying tie leg points sought 10 De made I'm
this case. II is lear 10 the officials here thai
regardless OF an, rules which Russia may have
made Tor her 'wu government respecting the
sinking % ueuu 4. shirs. Tho practice. opposed
as it is % al 'ierr principles ~ International
law cannot h. permitted by this government
without q siIcny 11s protest
As already iHi .ated q good deal ~ dinicults.
promises 60 he experienced Or determining tho
Commando. ald in fagt tnere may be several
owners and of lrious uafionalltiee. Had tho
vessel been take before prize court as fu
the case ~ fhc abba. Dr. wouit have beon much
easier 10 dstfrfn 90 these questions than 60 o.
now, Zen all tff property ia Ifsf roysd
No fresh repre- 'ntntiouH have been faade if.
che state ncrartr 1ert today on the subject ~
the Arabs or ths knight Commander and % .s
announced THAT aniplc time wit pc ilkcu 90 con-
slider these cases
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-30

: nking % the steamship Hipsang. which be-
b aged 20 the Inco-China Navigation Company.
- passing Pigeon Bay within the three
-iie limit early on the morning Of July l6, when
f1e forts fred four times across her bows. She
-fu-eG 20 stop. and four shots were then fired
i1to her side. As she rtill continued to steem
head. a Russian torpedo boat ran out and sank
~ -Four OF the Chinese crew were killed and
ant Chinese passengers were wounded. The
s-ice-s Of the steamer. VINO were foreigners. ard
rle foreign passenger were taken 20 Port Ar
fnUr The captain was arrested an6 placed In
rnhneInent for refusing 20 stop his ship
Theso Russian refugees cay also that the Rus
o an torpedo destroyer Lieutenant BurukoT was
own ~ by coming in contact with mine, but
az the other two torpedo boats reported 20
ttFe ssen lost managed 10 reach the inner har-
ar
Lard Gghting around Port Arthur continues.
p o. % this tie refugees unable 10 give de-
faEia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-30
FIRING TT NEW-CHW4NG
Guns Heard Outside Tozcn-The
BuruIofs Destruction.

New-Chwang July 29.-Heavy firing was
heard outside Of New-Chwang until o'clock
this afternoon.
The Japanese torpedoed and sank the Russian
torpedo boat destroyer Lieutenant Burukoff and
damaged two other torpedo boat destroyers IN
Pigeon Bay last Sunday.
II Crosse the Russian administrator Of New
Chwans. has gone to Picking
After the battle of Tashi-Chiao fourteen
trains were used TO carry away the Russian
forces engaged. II Is said here that in this
fight the japanese did not come 10 close quar-
ters. the battle being purely an artillery duel
The Russian losses at Tashi-Chiao Are declared
here 20 have been slight
Picking. July 29.-vhen the japanese entered
New-Chwang they handed the west custom
house 10 the Chinese. and themselves took pos
session Of the east custom house. This vas re-
ported by telegraph To the Foreign ONCE here
which Immediately ordered the Chinese oehclas
not 20 accept any authority. Therefore ne
japanese took back the west custom house and
also several departments which they wanted me
Chinese 20 manage.