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Evening journal., 1904-08-30

oincinl report that GENERA nufvNi s
right has swung around far enoNgh 20
command the penlnsular railway be
tween Mukden and Kuropatkin's left.
II was In one OF the many rear guard
engagements 20 protect the commissnry
wagons that a Russian officer Of high
rank, Lieutenant General Routkovsky,
and one Of the most conspicuous regi-
mental commanders In the Russian
army. Colonel Won Raaben. were killed.
The Russians in the retreat from An
ping yesterday lost more than 1000 In
killed. wounded and prisoners, as well
rs most Of their guns and a large
quantity OF supplies.
General KuropatlSin's large army
now is confined 10 an area extending
ut no point more than six miles from
Liaoyhng His front is disposed i'm 3
semicircle as for several weeks past
but IL stretches only from point
north OF Anshan along a line running
east OF Liaoyang to a point between
Llaoyang and the south bank OF the
Tai river.
A general engagement is In progress
along the whole front, but the Russian
reply is not so heavy as was expected
by the Japanese generals in view OF
General Kuropatkin's stubborn but use
less resistance Of the last few days.
Evening journal., 1904-08-30
THIEVES ARE At WORK
IN THE FOREST CAMPS
= asmaHHA

- NAOac-ItIIFA HN
Paul Smiths. \. Y. Aug 30.-For the
nrst time in its history the Adirondack
section has been visited by robbers, or,
so far as can now be learned, one rob
Der, who hns ransacked the camps OF
a number OF prominent summer resi-
dents located near the southern end
OF the upper Saranac lake.
The thief got away with property
variously valued at from $4,000 10
$4,000. the latter believed to be
nearer the correct amount. He took
advantage Of the custom among the
campers here 10 leave their buildings
unlocked and unguarded during the
few hours or days that they might be
away visiting neighboring places.
How he got away with the booty is
not known, for the authorities are
keeping the matter quiet in the hope,
they say. OF catching the thief, Of
whom they have a good description.
Police officials throughout the Adiron-
dack region are on the alert
Among the camps ransacked are
those OF Dr. l.. L. Holt, Isaac n. Selig-
man and Mrs. Stanley Mortimer There
are others whose names the police will
not give
The Mortimer camp is on an island,
and the robher was obliged TO row to il.
Mrs. Mortimer is entertaining a large
house party and Saturday went on a
visit to Lake Placid. taking with her
all the guides connected with the
camp. Mrs. Mortimer and her guests
took with them, Il is said. many OF
their personal effects Of value, but the
robber found silver, wearing apparel
and clothing, which he removed. DIT
Holt and his family lost considerable
iewelry.
At Mr.. Seligman's camp the robbers
made a bold attempt TO locate some oI
the valuables recently recovered from
the ruins Of the Fish Rock camp anS
searched through the tents and sleep
ing apartments. with the exception o
the cottage occupied by Mrs. Selig
I man.
The rohberies have made every camp
er in the Adirondacks nervous. and in
stead OF leaving their properties un
guarded camp watchers have been es
tablished by night as well as by day
and the lodges are never left un
guarded.
II is said that the clews lead TO Sara
nae Lake guide who rowed
stranger to one Of the camps is able Il
give a good description Of his charge
and he is among those sought after.
Evening journal., 1904-08-30
Nsaro confesses Murder PI0s.

Columbus. Ga. Aug. 30.-Five ne
groes. all supposed TO be members Of
the Before Day club. were arrested
near Salem. Ala. for attempting TO
enter the house Of Mrs. Maggie Plot.
One Of the members Of the gang ar
rested, a negro woman, confessed to
the authorities that the negroes of the
community had organized for the pur-
pose of numbering, robbing and burn
ing. The first white family which was
10 have received this treatment was
that Of Mrs. Maggie Plott, who resides
with her three children on a plantation
near Chewacla. Mrs. Plotts son
thwarted the attempt by firing at one
Of the negroes as he was entering the
/ window.
Evening journal., 1904-08-30
Nenro Whlnned md shot.

statesboro. Ca. Aug 30.-Sebastine
Mcbride, a negro. living near Portal,
I'm the upper part OF Bulloch county,
was taken ont of his house Saturday
night by mob of FIVE men, carried
out in the woods and whipped severely
and then shot. He died soon after
ward. Before death came, however,
he related to a number of people the
manner in which he was handled and
told the names Of three of his assail'
ants, and the sheriff has gone to ar
rest the persons named.
Evening journal., 1904-08-30
DUG Gold From IN. aardsn.

Syracuse. Aug. 30-Herman Buss
man Of Oswego and Marcellus streets
ldmits that he recently dug up $1,000
,r more from the garden Of his house
thus establishing the truth of the
leighborhood gossip Of the last week
Mr.. Bussman, who is eighty. says he
ias no faith in banks and hid his gold
n the earth for that reason. Neighbors
however, say he has at last made use
If banks Bussman is reputed to b'
worth a large sum. He says he dug a
hole in the ground four feet deep {
luarter OF century ago and buried
he money.
Evening journal., 1904-08-30
Hoar Paa.es Another slrthdsy.

Worcester. Mass. Aug 30.-The con
dition of Senator George F. Hoar
shows little change. The seventy
eighth anniversary Of his birth was
pleasantly remembered by his friends.
Beginning early i'm the morning with a
splendid vase Of sunhowers sent in by
neighbor, the senator had messages
and flowers from very large number
of friends. These remembrances upon
his birthday have been to him a source
Of great comfort.
Evening journal., 1904-08-30
El..h Eound h. samdust PlIe.

Athol, Mass. Aug. 30.-The acciden-
tai discovery Of a piece Of flesh IN a
sawdust pile at the Southlands saw
mill by little girl ar the subsequent
finding Of another bit Of hesh four
inches square by detectives has fur
nished a new clew TO the supposed
murder Of Frank ]. Burns, the WOrces-
ter iewelry salesman who disappeared
ON the night Of Dec. IL last. Some
time ago the police became convinced
that Burns had been murdered, but
the discovery Of the flesh was the first
tangible clew TO the possible disposi-
tion Of the body.
Evening journal., 1904-08-30
Foreianers Arrive For the Fair.

New York. Aug. 30-A party of Hun
garian deputies and their friends. nun
bering sixty.one persons, have arrived
here on the steamer Slavonia en- route
to st. Louis. where they will attend
the international parliamentary con.
gress. A large party of Belgian OH
cials. also en- route for the st. Louis
exposition. arrived on the steamer
Kro onland from Antwerp and Dover.
Evening journal., 1904-08-30
stosssel Can't Hold Out Much Longer

stosssel Can't Hold Out Much Longer.
ST. Petersburg. Aug 30.-lt is learned
from reliable source that Lieutenant
General Stoessel. commander Of the
Russian military forces at Port Arthur,
has telegraphed to the emperor thank.
ing him for the recent message of en-
courngement sent TO the garrison Of
Port Arthur, saying that the defenders
Of the fortress are re0dy and willing IA
lay down their lives, but adding that
the garrison has already suffered Sc
verely and intimatlng that II is hardly
possible to hold out for more than {
month or six weeks longer.
Evening journal., 1904-08-30
Walked to St. Louis.

st. Louis. Aug. 30. - After a two
months tramp from New York city
Sergeant Charles r. Marinus. Henry
Wilkening. Jr.. and William Hutton,
members Of the engineer corps OF the
Fourteenth regiment, national guard
Of the state Of New York. have arrived
in St. Louis. The journey was made
on a wager by the conditions Of which
each Of the walkers was to receive $500
if st. Louis was reached before noon
on Sept. l.
Evening journal., 1904-08-30
Lns.a Nenotintlona suoos.d.

Simla. British India, Aug 30.-It is
understood here that the negotiations
which are being conducted at Lassa
Tibet. between the British mission anC
the Tibetan delegates for a treaty are
proceeding so satisfactorily that the
mission is likely to leave Tibetan terri
tory earlier than expected by the gov
ernment
Evening journal., 1904-08-30
Parannav Rnhsla Active

Buenos Ayres, Aug. 30.-The Par
aguayan insurrectionists are actively
preparing for a land attack by fOoi
and mounted forces Serious resist
ance is not expected. Government
troops at Asuncion are freely desertinr
Their rations are now reduced 10 three
biscuits daily. The country is almost
entirely dominated by the insurgents.
Evening journal., 1904-08-30
GREATEST LAND
BATTLE OF WAR
Japanese Closing In on Rus
SLAMS at Liaoyang.
IMMENSE ARMIES FACE TO FACE

KurOpstkin With 10000 Men Opposed
by Kuroki, oku and Nodzu With Over
24o,ooo-Japansse Are Making Con-
tinual Gains.
st. Petersburg, Aug. 3O.-The great
st land battle of the war is now rag
ng at Liao-ang. Il is believed here,
md the fate Of this years campaign
nay be determined in forty-eight
iours
The two huge armies are now in con-
act. The Japanese have been advanc-
ng in great force along both roads
.onverging on Llaoyang, but the cru
lal question whether IL is the main
russian army that is concentrated
here TO receive them or only a very
trong screen shielding a further re-
reat to the north has not been posi-
lively answered yet
II It is the main srmy-and the latest
iews from Liaoyang so indicates
more than 100000 men now confront
.ach other for the supreme struggle.
Concentrated IN a series of exceed
ngly strong positions in and around
Iiaoyang. then, are General Kuropat-
dn's 10000 men, They have with
lrawn there In almost perfect order
lnd In accordance with the commander
chiefs carefully prearranged plan.
they are smarting under the continual
attacks by an army whose courage
they admire the more because they
lurn TO meet Il I'm final struggle.
Opposed TO them are from 100000 tS
250,OO0 japanese soldiers. the united
forces Of Generals Kuroki, Oku and
Nodzu. The best information proves
that the japanese commander in chief
has between 10000 and 10000 men
General Oku 10000 and General Nodzu
5000.
Japanese Advance Rapid.
A dispatch just received from Lao
gang says:
The Russian army, with transport
md artillery, has effected its retire
ment on Liaoyang and is now in posi-
Ion awaiting the advancing japanese
whose progress has been rapid and
| determined.
"The japanese artillery has resumed
he battle, the points OF pressure again
leing the Russian southern (rear) and
EASTERN fronts.
THE japanese infantry is now ad
vancing to attack. their regiments de
)loying in open order.
The weather has improved and the
roads are drying, but in their advance
the Japanese have spared no sacrifice
BY an imperial decree which is pub
lished this morning In the Official Mes
senger the term Of military service FOL
the soldiers Of the Port Arthur gar
ison is reduced so that every montl
served from May last until the end o,
the year shall count for one year OF
the full term Of service.
Evening journal., 1904-08-30
cloudburst Blocks Northern Pacific.

Butte, Mont. Aug. 3O.--A cloudbursi
in Silver Bow canyon has wrought
havoc with the Northern Pacific tracks
two miles east Of Durant. Wrecking
crews are now at work clearing away
a mass Of rock that was thrown OF
the tracks. The roadbed was washed
out. and traffic was delayed sevcra
hours. Two bridges were swept away
Evening journal., 1904-08-30
patriarohs 10 Attend church

The Regimental Union OF Patriarch,
who will hold their annual meeting In
this city on Monday will attend Mt. JOY
NJ. r. Church on Sunday morning.
Speeches by Thomas II. Wright. OF Wash
ington and others viii be hearJ in the az
ternoon and I'm the evening the delegates
viii attend Bethel A. NJ. Z. Church.
Evening journal., 1904-08-30
Mission School Burrod In Turkey,

Constantinople. Aug. SS-T.-- Amer
ican school for boys at Erzerum has
been burned 1t is believed the fire
was started 10y an accident. This is
the second American school at Ere
rum to be destroyed by fire. the insti-
tuition for girls having been burned
Jan. 10. The boys school was the
property Of the American board Of
commissioners Of foreign missions.
Evening journal., 1904-08-30
Pullman Shops to Close.

Chicago. Aug. 3O.-The great shops
of the Pullman company are TO shut
down on Sept !, and thousands Of
men employed in the various depart
ments of the ear ouilding corporation
will be without work Thirty thou
sand people at Pullman and in the sur
rounding towns will be affected.
Evening journal., 1904-08-30
Dynamite For Negro Preacher.

Birmingham. Ala. Aug. 30.-Dyna-
mite was exploded under the house Of
negro preacher at Adamsville, near
the coal mines operated by the Tut
wiler Coal and Iron company, but no
one was seriously hurt. Part of the
house was demolished. The negro
preacher is said to have preached a
sermon Sunday night advising the
union mon to return TO work.
Evening journal., 1904-08-30
Dainty Dresses

Because of the small quantities
in some styles of our dainty Or
CANDIES, Persian Lawns, India
Linens and white Linen Shirt
waist Suits, the prices have been
cut one half. You willwant one,
once you see them and learH the
prices.
Evening journal., 1904-08-30
German Sugar Factory Burned

Berlin, Aug. 30.-The largest sugar
factory in Germany. named Kulmsee.
near Thorn. West Prussia. has been
burned. involving a loss of S1,250000.
The fire caused a rise in the sugar
market at Hamburg of 3 cents a hun
dredweight.
Evening journal., 1904-08-30
Policeman Killed By Nearo.

Danville. Va. Aug. So.-Police Officer
J. ]. Hall was shot and killed here by
Jack Dillard. a desperate negro. out
lawed in this state and North Caro-
lima. A mob estimated at a thousand
men are now hunting for the negro
and if he is captured a lynching may
result
Evening journal., 1904-08-30
$1.OO
Millinery

There is a small assortment Of
Summer Hats. ready trimmed,
that we want to get out of the
way before the new fall goods
arrive. There will be plenty Of
opportunity to wear them yet.
Special Price S1.00
All UntTimmed Hats 25c
Flowers for trimming u price.
Evening journal., 1904-08-30
Death Of oiibwav Priest.

White Earth. Mimi. Aug 30.-Shaw
Ross Kung. chief oracle and one Of the
last of tile grand medicine priests Of
the Ojibways. is dead here, aged
eighty. a few years ago he became =
Roman Catholic, in which faith he
died
Evening journal., 1904-08-30
Boys Wash Suits

There are still a few of those
boys Wash Suits left. Your
boys size may be amongst them.
They can be worn for two
months yet, before Jack Frost
knocks them out. They are
marked $500 each, but we have
cut that price in half. Ought to
have no trouble to sell them for
Evening journal., 1904-08-30
Could auvs costlu non.

London, Avg. 3O-The Daily Mail
this morning says that George ].
Gould has purchased f. A. Mills cham
pion bulldog Heath Baronet for S5,OO0
Evening journal., 1904-08-30
Steel Plant Starts Up.

Pittsburg, Aug 3O-The Rankin
plant Of the American Steel and Wire
company has resumed operations in
full after six months shutdown, Civ.
ing employment to 1900 men.
Evening journal., 1904-08-30
Re1rieerators

We want to use the space our
Refrigerators areoccupying, and
to get them out of the way have
marked them at actual cost at
the factory, did not even add the
freight charges. We do not
know of any better money-sav-
ing proposition than this. Come
in and look them over.
Evening journal., 1904-08-30
Montana's DROUGHT Broken.

Missoula, Mont. Aug 30.-As a result
of recent rains nearly all the forest
fires that have been raging in various
parts Of western Montana have been
extinguished.
Evening journal., 1904-08-30
Lawn Waists


This price puts a premium on
early buying. There are a few
waists that we must close out to
make room for the nev fall
goods. These we're priced at
$3.50 to So. so, but we must have
room, hence the price.
Evening journal., 1904-08-30
School Suits for Boys

Here are few numbers that
will give good service and save
you something besides. Boys
wool suits, from 8 to 10 years.
The $500 kind. ....... .....S2.OO
Evening journal., 1904-08-30
seoretarv shaw speaks at seattIe.

0NSlNtafJ 0HaW NP~e'No 90 S~oNN'~s
Seattle. Wash. Aug. 30.-Secretary
Shaw, who arrived from Tacoma on
the revenue cutter Grant, last night
addressed a large audience on the is.
sues Of the campaign.
Evening journal., 1904-08-30
secrated sOer treasure Found.

johannesburg. Aug. S0.-Mr Kemp
a cousin OF General Kemp, the Boei
commander, has discovered beyond
Spelonken, in the northern Transvaal
the treasure removed from Pretoria be
fore the entry Of Field Marshal LORD
Roberts. The value of the treasure is
estimated at 81 100000. of which the
government will receive half.
Evening journal., 1904-08-30

Boys separate Knee Pants, aud
boys Madras Waists, soc and
75c values at
Evening journal., 1904-08-30

If railroad coach had a dozen door,,
everybody would want to walk Sut the
same one.
Evening journal., 1904-08-30

As an original stockholder Of the Penn
svlvania Railroad. Coionel William Davis,
of HUNTINGDON. n. y, uses pass issued
without limit, in 1850.
Evening journal., 1904-08-30

BucHER LETTERS WAGONS. sis SHIP
ley ST.
Evening journal., 1904-08-30
"The Store That Saves You Money
Lippincott & Co.
Worth While Coming
To-day if You Need
Such Things.

Colored Lawn Kimonos, soc
worth 7Sc and $r.oo; In all sizes.
The new fall goods want their
places-but they'll giveYyou good
service for many warm days to
come.
Evening journal., 1904-08-30

Cingham Skirts SOC
reduced from 75c, in plain col
ors, with two ruffes around the
bottom.
Evening journal., 1904-08-30
Striped Skirts

made Of gingham, with tucks
and rufhes. Have sold a lot Of
them at SOC.
Evening journal., 1904-08-30
Eton Iacket and Coat Suits

You will need them many even
ings now and to stimulate early
buying we have marked them
very low.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-04

IA ha for mycket, ar foraldrakarleken
EFT fullt ~tillrackligt skydd for barna-
aren, och acknowledgement att krnna
lasa och skrifva ar skoltvang nog.
Omfanget och antalet af regeringens
forrattningar arc derfor langt mer in
skrankta an hos oss. De stracka sig
egentligen icke utofver rikets gemen-
Stamina angelagenheter och Ell n0dvan-
dig tillsyn ofver de utsanda mandari-
nerna. Xndock arc de g~emensamma
angelagenheterna langt firre an hos
oss. Kina har t. ex. intet gemensamt
parliament. Delta ar emellertid inga-
lunda en- fold af inskrankt politisk
frihet; tvartom beror Diet derpa att
kineserna | politisk frihet ha matt en-
u~tveckling, som g0r EFT parliament Of
verfl0digt(D. ON / Kina en- lag med
for ob~eraknade, odesdigra folder, sa
menar r~egeringen att orsaken hartill
endast kan vara den att man forsokt
lagstifta pa EFT omrade, der endast de
af naturen | manniskohjartat nedlag-
da bojelserna arc | stand att bestam-
ma medborgarnes handlingar. Den
forsoker derfor icke att begransa la
gems v%erkningar genom nya lagbud,
utan den t~illbakakallar helt enkelt la
gen och forsoker Ell vidare att lag
stifta pa delta omrade.
ON en- mandarin | nagon provins
eller till och med en- privatman finer
en- rattssedvanja, som han anser for
tjana att vara lag for hela riket, sd
gor han anmalan harom till regeringen
/ Pekin, hvilken ofversander den till
den bekanta Han-akademien | Pekin.
ON denna finner forslaget godt, offent-
liggores Diet sasom en- provisorisk lag
- en- lag pa prof - / Pekin Gazette.
ON folket villigt lyder den nya Iagen,
inskrifves den i lagboken. Den trader
dock icke slutligen i kraft f6rran vid
! den regerande k~ejsarens dod. ON
folket icke skulle tycka ON lagen, ar
den f6rkastad. och man h0r intet mer
ON den, langt mindre tvingas folket
mot sin villa att LYDIA densamma.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-04
NYA %FoRNEYND | ROM.

Den romerska jorden tyckes | san
ming COMMA outtomliga skater | sit
skote. Efter att utgrafningarna a.
cara pacis" standigt erbjudit nya Of
verraskningar, har nan under sista ii
den pa flera andra stallen | den gam
la Observation-Disclosures st0tt pa varde
fulla antika saker. Isynnerhet brin
ga utgrafningarna | anledning af vik
tor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES och nedrif
ningen af de f0rr pa Piazza di vene
zia" liggande palatsen standigt nys
fynd / dagen. Sa ~upptacktes vid riff
ningen af "Palazzo Torlonia" icke en-
dast en- mangd delar af pelare, kapita.
Ter, val bevarade fragment af vackra
friser, mynt fran "forfalltiden" och en-
sarkofag, utan ocksa en- sal med Ell
underbart stengolf af brokig marmor
Icke langt derifran fam man under
den lila gatan "Ripresa del Barmeri'
en- marmoraula med mosaikgolf =
blommor och bladornamentik, oxhorr
m. m.
Eft annu intressantare fynd har blif.
Wit giordt pa den afsides liggande"Piaz
"a Guglielmo Pepe", namligen en- stor
mosaik med hjortjagt, antiloper och
hundar. F%igurerna arc utf0rda i ku
Tort marmor pa hvit botten, sa vackert
och smakfullt att Diet sakert maste an.
tagas vara fran forsta a~rhundradet.
Slutligen har man under Via Ar.
deatina" funnit en- grafvard, en- pelare
med en- fortrafflig relief, ornar och ge-
nier, som bara en- rik blomstergdir.
land.
Tiberii p~raktskepp, som hvilar pa
botten af Nemisjon, skall nu ocksa
smart foras upp / dagens illus. bet
har namligen bildats EFT sallskap at
kapitalister som hos regeringen anhal-
lit ON rattighet att fora upp skeppet
och att i femtio ar utstalla Diet i EFT
sarskildt seu Efter denna It'd
skall museet tillfalla staten.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-04
DEN SvENSKA QvlNNANS RATS.
LiGA STALLNlNG.

For nagon It'd sedan h0ll professor
e. Kallenberg fran Lund inom f0relas.
ningsforeningen i Malm0 en- forelas
ming ON grunddragen af den svenska
qvinnans rattsliga stallning. Da am.
net jul ar af stort intresse for manga,
tillata vi oss att har a~tergifva EFT kort
referat af forelasningen.
| p~rivatrattsligt afseende ar den O.
gifta qvinnan likstalld med manner.
Hon blir myndig vid 81 AIRS alder och
han sedan Stamina raft som name att
rada Oliver sin person och egendom,
Detsamma CALLER ON enka och genom
praxis afven ON franskild hustru. Har-
igenom hade qvinnan i vissa fall st0r-
re rattigheter an n Hon hade
namligen raft att gifta sig vid IL AIRS
alder, och derigenom kan Diet intraffa
att hon afven kan bli myndig vid sam
ma alder, ON hon namligen efter ma
gra manader blir enka eller franskild
hustru. Manner far eli gifta sig forr-
an vid 81 AIRS alder, och afven
ON han efter kunglig dispens glitter
sig tidigare, blir han eli derfor myndig,
| eli ems ON han blir enkling eller fran
skid man fore sin lagliga myndighets-
| alder.
Den gifta qvinnans staining ar min
Dire enkel och klar. Manner ar, sasom
Diet heter, hennes malsman. bet inne-
bar att han har h~usbonderatt, f0rvalt-
ningsratt Oliver den gemensamma e.
gendomen och for hustruns talan,
utom da Diet CALLER brottmal. Men
han har knappast nagot lagligt medel
att CORA denna raft gallande, ON hust.
run bestrider den. Da aterstar endast
| s~kilsmassa. Vidare har hon Ell RAFT
att utan vetskap arbeta for
andra.
Forvaltningsratten CALLER makar.
mes gemensamma egendom. Den ia.
stighet hustrun fore aktenskapet arft
eller forvarft ar hennes, men manner
har forvaltningsratten. Dock kan ge,
nom aktenskapsforord fore aktenska.
pets ingaende boskillnad komma till
stand, hvarigenom hustrun helt och
ballet kommer att forvalta sin egen-
dom.
ON qvinnan salunda | privatrattsligt
afseende ar vasentligen jamnstalld
med manner, ar hon Diet ingalunda
politiskt afseende. Hon har Ell raft
att utnamnas till sadana ambeten och
tjanster, som krafva kunglig fullmakt,
Hon ar eli valbar till medlem af riksda-
gen eller de kommunala forsamlingar
ma, sasom stadsfullmaktige, kyrkorad
eller skolrad. j vissa af de sekundara
kommunala myndigheterna, sasom fat
tigvardsstyrelse och fosterbarnsnamd,
kan hon blifva medlem,
Valratt till riksdagen saknar hon
Deremot har ogift q%vinna, enka eller
franskild hustru Stamina kommunala
valratt som Gift qvinna SAX
mar denna valratt, afven ON hon sjalt
raider Oliver sin egendom.