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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-06-26

Dogs were Scavengers.
Following my first premise that heay-
en- Is to be busy place my second prem
Use Is likewise true. How do / know that
the busy occupations OF heaven will never
offer despised work for the redeemed i'm
mortals? The words or my text prove
that The dogs of the east were the
scavengers. The people of the east had
no wonderful system Of sewerage as have
we. They had no means of carrying
away by subterrean pipes the offal and
refuse of their large towns But all the
refuse or the kitchens and the homes
ana the barns were and are thrown into
the streets, where the dogs devour them.
In heaven. however, we shall have none
Of thef repulsiye and abhcrrent occupa-
tons With which garth has been cursed.
~ you NQnder that whtpa rode into Ds-
81; ss streets .D q:
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Stands No Chance.

From the Chicago Tribune.
Fond Mamma / am not surprised
Edith. that young Mr. Higmus prefers
your society to that Of Kate Garlinghorn.
She may be more dashing and coquettish.
but she is far from being your equal in
the enduring qualities Of intellect end
culture.
Miss Edith-Yes. that's where I've got
the bulge on poor little Kit.
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Lacking Civic Pride.

From the Philadelphia Press.
IT understand" said the first Chicago
man. that one OF our naval officers dis
covered new island In the Pacihc and
annexed 1t in the name of Uncle Sam.
Yes said the other. ''and the officer
by the way. is a native OF Chicago
What? Fine citizen he is! Why didn't
he annexait to Chicago?"
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miasmatic poisons and brs
pools and swamps, till their
systems are filed with ma
laria and their health under
mined, will find S. S. S. a
most excellent tonic, and its
timely use has many times
prevented the serious COM
plications that SO often
result from malaria.
Good blood, good appe-
lite and good digestion are
the foundation stones of
good health. S. S. S. sup
plies all these, containing
as it does ingredients for
the publication of the blood
and also well-known tonic
properties, making it the
ideal remedy in cases where
the blood has deteriorated
the stomach disordered and
appetite has failed.
S. S. S. being a purely
vegetable compound, leaves
no bad after-effects, like tn
are bad on the stomach
fortify the system, and the
-he long winter months ar
the warm weather finds .
weak, rundown, tired ano
is apt to be the case whe
take care of herself. If
find S. S. S. the best. Med
about their case. n
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Gentlemen: s. s. 8. is good medicine. keep
it in the house all the while It Is an exeeAens
all the organs. 1t gives appetite and energy ano
makes one feel better In every way. have round
was troubled with an itching skin eruption on
the face, and tried specialists ana many RENEE
that seemed to relieve. 1 am now comparatively
free of this eruption. think great deal OF your
medicine believing 1t to be the best blood purifier
and tonic known to the world to-day.
MRS. FRANK HORNER.
1880 e. Seventh st.
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Infirmity Hard to Bear.

How much this transformation means
to many sufferers none but they can real
Ize. IT is very hard for the deformed and
the crippled to maintain spiritual and
mental sweetness and serenity. 1t Is easy
for a man with a fine constitution and a
perfect physical form to be cheerful and
happy, but how difficult for one who
has to suffer continual pain and Is shut
out by deformity from the sports and ex-
ercises of companions to be sweet tenn
pered and genial to all about him. What
is the matter with So-and-sog' l once
asked a dear friend of mine about a
mutual acquaintance. HE is so touchy
and sensitive that the least wind from the
east will twist him all out of shape"
YES" answered my friend. THAT Is true,
but perhaps you have forgotten that that
man was born lame. If you ever stop to
think you will also find that nearly all
men and women born with physical In
firmities are cross and grabbed and
touchy and sensitive" II never thought
of it, 4 answered. 1T believe-yes,
know you are right" Physical infirmity
Is accompanied by and, in fact. involves
mental pain and anguish. All this will
he done away with In the celestial city.
There will be no defects or deformities
there to sadden the soul and try the tenn
per of the redeemed. The withered limb,
the distorted spine. will be left behind
with the mental and spiritual deformities
thew have produced. The cripple will re-
toIce that the gnawing agony that made
his life on earth a period Of lnmilia-
ton and suffering is gone forever. with
out are dogs"
Let me illustrate my thought in an
other way, the thought that a healthy
body is very apt TO be the incasement Of
a healthy mind and soul. Here Is lit
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ouarreIsome We're Excluded.


But l believe the apostle had further
and deeper meaning than this. l think
he meant that the qualities which the dog
represented to his mind were excluded
from the heavenly city. Selfishness, deg
relation, arresomeness all that rem
dered dogs hateful to the Jews of the
orient, whether in beast or man. We're
outside those heavenly walls. And, hrst,
l believe he meant that in heaven there
would be neither physical or mental mon
strositles 1t is to be a place where there
would be a perfect mind in harmony
with a perfect tody and the perfect scul
in every way shall have perfect ex-
ternalties. There are some men so de-
graded with their vices that their very
forms and features have become repul-
slve They bear the same relation to
good living, intelligent men that the ORR
entail dogs bear to our household pets
We love to look at the masterpieces OF
Sir Edwin Landseer, the painter of dogs.
There seems to something even more
than human in his Highland Shepherd $
Chief Mourner something more than
mere brute ferocity in his Stag at Bay,
something more than a sportsman's hal
loo In the Return from Devastating.
But the flashing eyed, powerful chested,
clean limbed glossy coated models OF
I,andseer are entirely different physical
specimens from the outcast dogs OF the
East. Have YOU ever stopped and looked
with pity upon a poor, NANCY cur crawl
ing along the street? Have you seen
disease like porcupine quilts standing out
all over them? Have you seen the peo-
nle shy off as he came along and heard
the passerby say: Poor dog. Why do not
the dog catchers come along and put MN
out Of his misery" Have you ever seen
dogs with their ears torn Off ana their
tails amputated by some carriage wneel
or hopping upon three legs because the
fourth has been cruelty broken by a
stone? Well. there are lots of such
dogs in the east. There are hundreds
and thousands of those poor, miserable,
physical mutations that cover In the
dark corners of the Palestine cities or
sun themselves upon the hard stones like
the blind or the crippled beggars who
there seem to be every where. And so
when st. John declares. without are
dogs" I believe he means that In heaven
we shall have no blinded eyes, no diseased
skins. no crippled limbs. no deaf ears and
no physical disfgurements. All the hid
eous physical sights which one sees In
the wards of the hospitals shall be for
ever done away.
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SIS BEST TONIC

NSA2aIIADNN&S 1t the appetite, up the
NQSGtIZ stomach, invgorates and strengthens the
SYSTEM furnishes purer and better blood for the
" building constitution You will find tonic
promptly benefcay where the health has given
wav by hard work and close confinement
Those living marhy sections of the country exposed to
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Al+oora Pc 1,na on ,ooa

Altoona, Pa, June 20, 1908.
have always been averse to giving testimo-
NAL and only do so now because of desire to
have others benefited by the of your most
exoellent medicine. Before using s.. 8. s. this
apring very much felt the need of tonic; was
troubled with Dyspepsia and Constipation, and
INV Hood was in bad condition. The use of your
specific has driven away all indications of Dys-
pepsia, regulated my bowels, enriched my blood,
and caused me to gain 20 pounds In weight, SO
that feel in better physical condition than
have in years. In my Judgment there Is no better
tonic and blood purifier on the market than your
preparation, and unhesitatingly recommend 1t
such. A. L. FISHER.
strong potash and mineral remedies, which
md nerves. A course of S. S. S. now will
impurities that have accumulated through
more readily and promptly thrown of, and
on in good physical condition, instead of
debilitated, with no appetite or energy, as
e the system is neglected and nature left to
you need tonic and appetizer, you will
cal advice without charge to all who write us
IL cvNsx-r cUrnsrxS~ IN Ar AMrA ca
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-25
Ser Woro6mbe @ta Sao0ir
tn 0aft.

Ser Garbtee Wia 9aobir. uel6er
bor einisen Sagen ieinen &%aRengenOi=
len Sbomas Seisan lebensgefdhrli4
permunbete unb fi4 feiner 8erbaftung
our9 Die Glu6t ent3ogen bate, bate
eeffern Na6mittag bic Gre6beit in Der
Office bes Contractors Waag, fir pel=
den er eearbeitet bate, 81 eri9einen,
UNI ieinen 9obn gu berlangen.
SRI. Waag, Die @aifirerin faste ibm,
er iole einerl Nugenblif warten.
9ierauf bena9ri9ti9te fie per Seles
pbon Die Bolisei uno balb barauf er=
I9ien bieielbe auf Der gilOfd9e unb
nabm Die 8erhaftung beg Burden DOr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-25
EarfbehGroe.

Sn Der geftrigen @iBung Der garf=
geborbe itberrei6te Mitglieb 6. 6.
Goffin cine Site, uel9e II @onserte
borfiebt, bic in ben tleinen um Die
Staot belegenen parts gegeben tperoen
tolen uno omar 6 an Na4mittagen in
Der Wo4e unb 6 an Nbenben. prdf=
bent 8roun iiberrei6te Elm Nmer=
ment, bur6 uel9es Der uniberfttp Bart
nit 2 Nbenb=@On3erten einsei9loKen
tpiro. Die 9erren 2auf unb Bronn
tuarer fir oieies Nmenbement. Die
9erren @offin unb Merritt oaaesen.
Sas @nbreiultat mar, baB mieoer
einmal betrefs Der @on3erte ni9ts enb-
9ttltiges bei6loien purbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-25
Voltsetltdes Maerlei.

Die gel m poliseimabt
mar pieber auf ben 8einer unb biele
2eute, Die fi6 nod fpdt auf benz 9eims
mcgee beianoen, tuuroen an9ebalten uno
einem G~reusberh6r untermDrfen. I'm
Der Is. uno SQinois Str. iaben Die
&abler @riffin unb Gun eirer Wann,
Der fib binter einem 8aume berfteft
belt. @r tuurbe angebalter1 unb ba er
fi9 ni9t seniigenb ausmeiien fonnte,
mad be- Yoli3eiftation sebra6t uno
.unter Der &ntlase eir berbd9tiges Sn=
bibioium gu iein ein9elo6t.
An Der 16. unb penniplbania=
5traBe erifen bic Gablerpoli3ilien
einen Neger auf Der fi6 bic S9ub-
i4ntire gel0f bate. Ct CAB 3ur @r.
fldrung on, baB er Sdmielen an ben
GiiBen babe. So Die Gabler aber ni9t
einieben fDnnten, tpie S9nire on ben
S9uben Die G1mielen an ben Sit
BEN beeinfuHen fonnten, lo4ten tie i'm
prompt Elm. ST erbielt 40 Gage Or
%beitsbaus. So mirb angenommerl,
oaB er i'm 8egrife ftano, in Elm 5aus
einauorinsen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-25
Auf Der &etie bermnsladt.

&. g. WeMiaan, 3eifenber fur
Rotbe WeIs & Bauer, uuroe seftern
in Der Ndbe BON 8elpebere, Snb., auf
Der 2anbftraBe obne 8eiinnung aufse=
funOen. St sebrau9te Elm MotOr=
cncle unb Die Nnnabme 1T, baB er auf
elmer fanbi9en STEELE am We9e ab9e=
fallen TT. ST muroe mittelt plain=
fielo StraBenbahn mad bier 9ebra6t
unb liegt Obne 8efinnung in ieiner
Wobnung, 2408 B%e1efontaine Str,
barnieoer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-25
Sin SroFwort fir Manner.

SO giebt feinen trauriseren 3uitanb, aIs
ben bes eei6wddten Nannes. Seine @us
semeine @einnbheit mag gang gut iein lnb
6ennoh pirb linn bur9 oteie eebeime
@Gwd6e bas 2eben CUR Sat. SD weiB
bieS aus einieer @rfabrune uno ba i6 mad
Iangem, nutIoiem @rperimentiren enbIi9
Die ridbti8e Sebanolumg %sefunben babe,
70 babe ib mir borsenommen, bteien ii6eren
Neg sur Setlung auh gnberen Su 3et9en.
Sic braufen mir etne 8riefmarfe gu
i6iden unb ib min tbten 9erne fa9en, mas
trait rpieber 81 erlansen.
Mit SarmereruB
SreS. Miiaer, Sraier, Mt6.
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@iese-Altar -0rab.
O E b

Sarrn unb CLARA 2inolen, 1885
STANDARD, Mdb9en. - MurraD unb
Grau 9en3aber, 534 Nrbor Nbe.,
Wdb9en.-genton unb 8eifie Sort
ner, 2215 8eGefontaine, 3nobe.-
@eOrge unb Sba S4malB, 1912 g.
Meribian, Gnabe. - Sobn unb 2ouife
Ian 2etpb, 1911 Wrisbt, Mdb9en.-
s. 8. unb @tbel 8auman, $50 priee,
Suabe. -Greo unb Mapme Wolf, 514
6. Wartet, Rnabe.-Sacob uno Sofie
Wtliams, 4 g. 2esftone Npe.,
MdO@en. -pbilip unbT, Rlara 2ebrein,
1920 6. 49,, &nabe. - @bmaro unb
Nnna Ssbne. 507 Sormar, Gnabe. =
Qebi unb Nnna Nr1er. 1116 @. 49,,
Gnabe. = Sames uno Nnna @onmea,
I'LL &eisner, Mdo6en.-@. 8. urb
Srau Stout, Mdb9sn. - Sobn unb
@qa Miaer, Mdb9en. - Sobn unb
2atie @rap, 1913 Maple, Mdb9en. -
Bat unb Bridget Glest, III SouelaB,
Mdb9en.
q etraut:
Mleranoer &. g.. Steuart-Martba
Be Marr.
Wtuiam SimpIon-2ulu 8late.
ISM. 9. @ummins--Nnna GaD.
@epree Bacon-Gate Wiliams.
Mm. Walace &npp-6lorence Gillian
S9ofelb.
g t o rben:
9abio Goodman. 9, 313 Norb @af.
-@buaro 5. gDoD, 35, $40 Wef1
Martet.-@eoree Us. Crane, II, 649
@at 8rntt. -Mi9ael 5tapleton, "a.
g. u. 2omben, 43, 1919 @ef Is.
-0arpep ga Glare, 81, Central
Soipital. -9aul u. Grump, 1, 1927
Wilcor.-Mabel s. &epnolbs, 80,
2206 Broabmap.-0enrp WeHeG, 80.
-Shomas Martin, 53.-6rau Nancp
Warren, rs, 416 %. Scutb.-Wlbert
$. Sellers, 45.-Sba Woooforb, %,
1911 Of 20.
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Fl. 8nnbsstasftums oes Noros
ameritantide Smrmerbunoes.

9eute Nbenb be9innt in Bittsburg,
pa., bic 81. 8unbestaefaBung Dee
decentralization 5urnerbunoes. gu
berielben tpieb Der 8unoesort folgenbe
Sslegaten entienben +:
6ermann 2ieber, gilbert Webger,
Robert Sir, pbilipp &appaport, peter
S6erer, Sbeobor Stempfel unb @barlea
6. @mmeri9.
Gerrter tperben on Der SagfaBung
tb%eilnebmen
6enrp 8tctor unb 2ouis Gielten als
9eleqater bes Snoiana S~urnbeairfs
unb Seq 2anbo als Delegat bes stiOs
li9en Central Surnbe3irts, (Wempbis,
Senn.)
Golsenbes groeramm mirb heute
unb morger auf Der 8unoestasfabung
bur6gefibrt tperben
s g mtag, ben Is. SUM-. =
gmpfang ber Selegaten an ben berf9ies
benen Babnb6fen Der Staot. geslei.
tun9 berielben nab Der 6ale beg Gem
trail Surnpereins. No. 1009-1O17
Gorbes=, nabe gbeitnut=S traee, gitts=
burg. Snformeler @mpfans
unb 8epirtbuns baielbf bur6 Die
Mit9lieber bes gmpfangs-@Omites =
ueberrei6une Der Nbsei9en unb Quar=
tierfarten. = Begleitun9 Der Sele9dz
ten nod ibren reipectiben Qurtieren.
Abenbs 8 ubr: @rDBer @mpfang in
Der ALLEGHENY : SurnbaIe, @fe STD
Canal unb @berrp=S traBe, ALLEGHENY,
arrangirt bonn Nlegbenb : Surnberein
3u @brer Der 9eleeaten. = BegriBung
Der Selesaten bur9 Burner $. 6. 8l6=
bel, goribenber beg 8esirtsausi9uhes
fir Die 81. gunbestagiaBung. -
Muit, @efang, oeclamatOrifGe gor-
fridge, Soafte unb Nnipra9en erniter
unb beiterer Nrt.
Sonntag, ben 26. SUM-, 8or=
mittags 9 ubr. = @r6fnung Der Sae=
fabung bur9 ben 8unbes=S pre9er,
Burner 9ermann 2ieber. - 8e9rti-
Bung Der 9eleeaten bur9 ben WaDor
Der Stabt ober behen Steabertreter. =
@rndblung Der 8eamten unb @rnen=
nung Der @omites.
Wittags IL ubr. = @emeinf6afts
li9es WittaseRen Der 9elegaten i'm
@peiiefaal Der Contentious Sale, als
@dfte bes gentral SurnDereins. -Na1=
mittass: 3%a9faBung.
Na9mittags 8 ubr.-&unbfabrt In
offenen Gutf9en our gei9tieung Der
@1meferffGote uno Der 6fentli1en
gartanla9en, NIT @nbpunft 9ome=
ffeab. = 8emeini9aftli9es NbenoeHen
Der Selesaten in Der 0omefeab Surn=
bale, als @dfe bes Surn= unb @e=
iangberetns y@intra1t" BON 6ome=
feab.-@efelige unterbaltung bafelb1
uno mad o%erielben Riftebr mad Pitts=
burg per @iien= ober StraBenbabn.
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Sur Snbiana: Sdauer mto @etpit=
terItirme beute NaHmittas unb beute gta4t,
eefpIgt bon i9Dnem @etter am SDnntag +;
pteI fibler.
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Wartom Gonatb Stemer=& ebt=
fons=&egSroe.

Non Der Warion @ountn=S teuer=
&ebifons=8 e56roe fnb 9efern fol9enbe
@~orporatiDnen pie folst eingei9dBt
mnrhpt1
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@etterbertmt.
@afhington, rs. SUM.

Sur "a stnnDem. enbeHD ? ubr ssorseHs. rs. SUM-.
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N%erfaufen Gie Sbr Oeid1dft rurdb uns. Mtr
baben Rdnfer fir @roceries, Gleif9erlaoen,
@uOmiu9 9duier etc. Retn nnteri6ieb ps ~bieielben
ffnb, mir fonnen fe pertaufen. Gebeu sic uns balo.
Mpnfspmerp-MeiIer NealtD Co.,
sol 2entde Sebiube.
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N&erIanst Wdb6eu unb 6rouen fir 2ounorp=
Arbett. Nab5ufrapsn IN Nrmitrougs 2aunorg,
224 Meft Marplanb Str.
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90 fd)dfts< lesenbeit: Gin eutes 9oteI nit so
W 3immern, 8irtbfnafts nnb Billiard 3immer.
2e.bte Eernine. 9iefes 1T cine CUTE 9eIe9enbeit.
The Business Exchange, 81 Siseeralb @ebdnbe
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SXS arum IafIen Gle uns Sbuen ni9t elm Seint
SS foufen, be5ohlen Sic oafhr III fletnen monat'
li5en 3abfuneen ipie Tietbe, feline 8inien.
American Home Buying Co..
9 Sombarb eebdube. indianapolis.
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NX< dbIen gle Sbr eisenes Saus, mir fauien es
~S fir Sbnen un6 Sic 3ablen uns 8ariicf lit
fleinen monatli6en 3abLen pie Wfietbe nHb fetne
Sinien. S9fdeu sic Briefmarte fir 9Iou.
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0te Mietbe tpeld,e sic iest 3ablen pirb Sbnen
- NIT nnierem Blan etH et9enes penn oerl9ahen
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THE ]. BRADLEY CO., 8runbei9entbumsz
Il Wfatler, faufen, p~ertanfen, oertauIben nnb Der.
fteieern Gigentbum ieber Mrt. 8iulmer Sc, Sngals
Sebdnbe. Sleuer Selepbon.3369.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-06-30
HAPPY RESULTS
Have Made Many Durango Residents
Enthusiastic.

No wonder scores of Durango citi-
zens grow enthusiastic. 1t Is enough
10 make anyone happy 10 nnd :elIef
after years of suffering. Public state
ments like the following are but truth.
ful representations OF the daily work
done in Durango by Doan's Kidney
Pills.
Mrs. II. Bartholomew, wife OF II.
Bartholomew. retired. residence ll35
Second avenue. says: NV health
has not been the best for years. A
steady pain In the small OF my back
has annoyed me far too long to be
pleasant 1t hurt me severely II
stopped. attempted to lift anything.
or after any extra cXertion about tho
house. The muscles OF nv back were
tired. lame and often sore. and It
struck me II Doan's Kidney Pills per-
formed half what they promised they
new went to Geo. IL. Tiffany, Jr's
drug store for q box OF the remedy.
The treatment, ami / did not follow 10
the directoi,s closely. certainly helo-
ed. You are at liberty 10 refer to ne
as having tried Doan's Kidney Pills
and that obtained very satisfactory
results"
Sold for so cents box by all deal
ers. . Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn
Co. Buffalo n. Y. sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no substitute.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-06-30
Russo-JAPANess WAR.

! ST, PETERSBURG, June 27.-A
| great land battle now seems imminent.
as kurDbi's army Is drawing near the
RUSSIAN position at Hal Cheng. while
heavy Russian deachments have
moved south from Tatche. between
Haitcheng and kaichuw 10 attack Gen.
eral Olu beginning Saturday a big
movement Of the Russian troops start.
ed and continued all day Sunday.
Great masses OF infantry. long lines of
artillery and heavy detachments OF
cavalry started through the valleys.
the men singing battle songs There
was severe skirmish near Tsin
theug Sunday between the cossacks
and HuroM's right flank.
ST. PETERSBURG. June 2S.-Gen
kurokB main army forced its way
through three fortified passes. driv-
Ing the Russians back. the japanese
pressing forward on Lao Yang. A
report from Kuropatkin from l.iao
Yang, dated June 27. says: "Yester-
day he Japanese attacked our forces
occupying Morieullns. Feng Chou and
| fallen passes, Our infantry and cay
airy retrcatcdi The japanese made
a frontal and flank attack. and oc-
cupled FcnE Chou and Motienllug
passes this morning Recommending
parties rcport one portion Of the Jap
anese army moving northeast with
the evident Intention of joining Kuru
KITS forces AT noon today our cayal.
ry was holly engaged near Teny
Chen. An reports OF the past few
days state that the forces of the Jap.
anrse against our Manchurian army
consist Ut eight or nine infantry dl-
visions aud several brlgades of re.
serves, which also occupy positions
along the lighting line
This report is considered highly sig
micauL not only FOR It's admissions
of Russian retreat, but also for facts
concealed
TOXIC, June est Is reported
here that the Russian Vladiyostok
squudron has started ont on another
raid.
LONDON, Iune 2S, baron Hayaspi
has made public an official dispatch
stating that the japanese TAX Shan
army overwhelmed and routed about
three thousand Russians June 81. al.
forwards occupying Fensmliling, thlr-
teen miles northeast OF Siuyen. The
japanese casualties number 100
LONDON June Dispatches from
rukio say That another unknown Rus.
sian batiloship has been discovered
stranded on Tiger Rock It Is he.
lfeSed that the boat was wrecked
while returning 10 Port Arthur after
The recent engagement.
TOXIC. juno 2S-An uncoulirmcd
report has been received from the isl.
and OF Kok Kaido that ships rescm.
bling the Russian VladiyostOk squad
ron appeared OF there June ~ Sim
llnr reports have come from all along
The coast, but the naval Office pays
but lttle attention to these reports.