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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-17
Wedne sday, the nth \ Day %. O.
!. MAY, 1904, at I2:30P. \.

offer for sale at Public Auction on the
premises, all the real and personal pr ~
erty Of said Company located r, sa c nv
a ahe e ceiabratasd ( sHLoRfDE CALCIUM
and lLlTHIA, watnrs thereon x,, nno 1y tfts
heckienbnrs Hotel and sana tnr,n, Mt
Nf T1las MISUNDERSTANDING HOTEL, a :.
5SANATORIuM Is ANEW, Aiodernt - nj
Ing. with 125 BED rooms, vel nf,a We.
ventilated :: wide halls and cxtenE,lYte ,y W.
randall; nj Is heated by steam I,teu ps
eIectrcty supplied throuGhout y, Wlt ~ Is
abundance q aGLEAK PIi " eo, Mn
from an Artesal Msl ~ NJ der sar1l
T Tf.n mover Station. With boilers; engines
pumps. dyna!mos and loSton zee : ~ na ~,
frrnishtns ghd eoTf or sa needs Of e
house at full 81 paclty, The steal. ~ ha
dry Is well arranged and .an'p!nt t rs tan KS,
Bo,tIng House is pr,oyldeSd "a nTinr of The
mineral wa ters. Ana there are ALSO Y! on OF
the premises, kennels " bowling e alles % ana
an sglt-room dwelling, IN goso,n' orepa -
s saGvs9 Tho hotelsis iberally fitted OUT
With furniture. bedding. linens, /, earns ~ g.
e ti the latest design and excellent At
i ,Geatss s g Ghass R fty
Ia Way soa tree lours RON j Rehnond and 4
ems,.y 'acccesstble IRON. points North South
and West It is 535 fee. above sea t asve,:
good god shooting IL scason,, and 10 an ldeafl
all-the-yearrr resort. Z. {, Z {, x,It,,
= Possession given upon compliance VIII
the terms Of sale, The property offers
rare oppnrtunity for Investment, an rs p 'ar.
es are ytsa g AM ma6s R1e
TERMS lash ms 70, one-ihlrd e t Ia
purchase money, and the residue m w
equal sinstalments a v one and tWo yeais,
with interest thereon, payable, semi. az.
nualy, at the ia e Of SIX per GentlInl n tss
annlln, from date Of sale ~ PAIL 's.iad 1 ~
notes Oh bonds ot the purchaser and u Sc
cured by deed Of trust upon, /, the " spf'R z.
REQUIRED 10 keen Tho property insured
against loss by llre IN q fal and reaSion D,
able amount. and IL assisn ana n9tSSs :
sscuflty Of the deferred payments, :,
VIRGINIA pTT,Hsl' COMPANY.
It'll APRIL 1904 "a " 4 apl 10 ids
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Il sGNRyi,I, y, Elan q Co.
4iSj5 a Real Estate ctoneers, @
u rpLfc sAtCTl on sA1E 4. Is
y j!i5 OF sEsy M K;
NUa 40 SOUTH PIN STREET.
N OF 20x1 f5 FEET IS 10 Il AN ALLEY.

BY request OF the owner. who Is, deter
mined to sell. we sllall sell by public auc-
WEDN ESDAY.sAI' R1L 90 1a0l,
at $50 o'clock II. Nj. the dwelling. No. 2l6
South 1'ine Street.%wtll lot 29xit6 feet.
tacl1ed, contans about 10 roons, has city.
vat ter and gag. The lot is OF fine size.
with fruit and shadel 8trees, IA nd parties
or Il good renting property, should not
fail TO attend the snle,s as propcrtySin this
section .rents well. md 4, q lwaxs, y, de-
5maiiu for Investment and home PURPOSES.
.nounced at sale. j r.. E;14sAAis6s Co.
n ri 1887 a7 sF3 NJ 545 Auctloneers.
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o. OMniIssIONERS' AUCTION. SALE. n
O f q NJ s.3.
The Two.story Brick Dwell,
Ing No. 22lA East Grace
Street.

In pursuance OF the decree OF October
Is, 1903, in tho suit styled wv. 3. Vest
etc. VS.. y. Jeann ette Vest ct ais. " in the
Circuit Court of Hanover county. a.
the undersigned Special Com missionels
will sell by public auction. on tho prem
','Y' $ MONDAY. APRIL Is. 1904.
at o'clock P. NJ. the real estate referred.
to In said decree. It being the two-stor
brick dwelling No. 22l4 East Grace Street
containing seven rooms, besides ba u,
pantry, etc, and having the usual con.
iveniences; the lot having 9 front OF 10
feet 6 Inches, more or less. b., Isl. feet to
cupied by a good tenant at s2lB. per ~
mum. and Will make a, desirable home,
or pay we'll as an Investment. being IN
one 81 the most desira BILE loca lions In thar
section OF the city and convenient 70 most
OF the large industries. y
and IL months ~ notes. with interest
added or at the election OF the pur-
chaser, a greater part; or all OF the PUT
chase money may Be paid In cash; and tho
title TO DC retained until all the purchase
money is paid and q conveyance o 't' re
~ - 80 WAITER sYDNOR, s si3
ADDISON L. HOLleADAf,s
IN #sIS Y Special Commits sion eYa-
j. B. Elan &. Co, Auctionee 5t
VIM B. Vest Plaintiff =
&s We, Al .5i
Vest. ct ais. $3.50. tenna
The bond required OF the Special Com
'nissioners BY decree entered In hoyA
STYLED Cause. October o, 1903. has been
duly given. 49,, =,
Teste: j. a.. 6r|'N -, t.ier - ~
apl13
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ltlG.i NlJINlJ fAAslI ~ Sf1IFA4NlJ'.5 47N
By5virtue a. adeed OF, trnst. dated April
Office OF Hanover; County Court. Deed Book
40. page 4os. toBthe Undersigned trustee.
e secure e ain amount 81 mGne I,
notes therein described. default having
been made in the payment guf one Of tie
notes and being required ]. 80 e., e dc hy
''Vn' ''TfH uEsDAY. .APRIL 10TH
al 5 O'Clock p. hl.Sthe 5rcaI estate de-
scribed In said decd as follows: All that
certain TRACT; piece e, . parcel Of !and.
Gys4 and esnf bs va n e9ahf an
containing 72is acres, and bounded and
described as follows, to-wlt: Ccmmenc-
Ing alta stake on the Chicka hnmlny RIVER
and running nortt.S g degrees east.M po POI
publlc }roa d esA poles TO stake on public
road. across public road south 90 fdegIsess
east. % poles 70 & corner az iNnit1 OaH
degrees vast. IA poles; south lsis degrees
west. 9? poles to a.s'ake at the corner
near branch. north 1914 degrees west. 5s1z
poles 70 stake; scum y. AZ aegsfftns s Wss
3 ley's land; up the river l42 poles to the
place OF beginning.
r. TERAIS--Cash as to. expenseE OF sale
and all UNPAID taxesit any, ,.i, 9 1 o.!
until paid credit as follows: Note for
s I pa va BE April e 1915: note Of s1lsso.
payable APRIL 1921 tn9fts f1a sl1S pf be
Apr April !! 3 I: Balance upon such terms
a nay - ca. uG'RfIASWFoRD trustee.
apl 14.ot
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At the request Of the parties In inter-
est, who are anxious to sell to close up
the estate, we will offer the above mem
toned valuable property for sale az auc-
ton, on the premises on
THuRSDAY..APRIL q. 1901, s.
at o'clock F. NJ The house is we'll ar
sides pantry. BATH room, laundry and
three servants room There is also a,good
brick stable on the premises. The loea,
tion of this property, its surroundings and
TERMS-O third cash, balance on a
credit Of one and two years with inter-
est, payable quarterly, which is TO be evil
denced by separate notes, all secured by a
deed of trust. Possession given May ~,
1904.
The Auctioneers will take pleasure in
showing the premises to persons desiring
to Inspect the same at any time before
80 Fl SELDOM TAYLOR s. CO.
apl l5-tds Auctioneers.
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BY The Valentine Auction Co.
Aucnoneers.
The Extraordinary AUG.
tion Sale Of
FIN FURNITURE
All No. 800 E. Main 81.
VIII Begin Again To- Morrow, Mon
day, Morning, April 18th q ! lo. )
O'clock.

since adjourning the sale last we nes5
day in order to straig1ten out out and Fll az
range tho remaining stock we.nre now
propared to again begin sacrificing me
in,mcnsc stock or finest furniture in ms >
city. IL ICE s. n 5a ~. a !, Z.
or specials for the first sale this week week
i:dre Z eii,,ine Leather Couch. the tlnest
tiin1 vas In the stock; two l1andsoins
h tl oak combina sesr rs,s,r.
AM, Bookcases, one flnndson'e. EN- ~.
feather Tea Rocker, ndsone iah'oEanaa
Davenport ana Hall Chair upholstf5losIn Be.
With silk plush Quartered, OAK any !. a noh
ished afnutg Dining nlesi, y. an III
Oak China Gases, Quartered Dak t,a Nv,
Walnut lauffets, Will, large p!u.n nins
rors Oak, Walnut and 3Nla hosa 9. y 'e and
Ing Chairs, Handsome AZ Brass 4 ~ d5m..
lGnameled iron Beds with hra alss VIZ VIZ
mnEs: Massive and Pretty Polis nsa W. SaE
nut. Solid Mahogany and teuartersu LEI Ga
Chumber suits. Hat Ranks ana ana =. i rinr
Chairs, ChIffoniers Rockers i farttu'
Smifs Wall Brackets, Medium CanIlprsS,t H..
Enssis. screens, etc.. Revolving lily
Chairs Shaving Stands. Center aha = .tA-
hrarr TABLES and other furniture, ftc.
II lies ! nre especially Invited tQ attand
+,is sale. Al Our line Of goods Tor .to.
y. rin Grows sale is nne Of, the ,handsomess
and and 4 finest slncetwe began dlspoGslHg 81
t,1e stock. Everything tposit'vAl ' 1p'ls
30 sold. :, =, I, =, Ar1c1,IoN 90 sri
n GtE TX = - e 80 a Auctioneers.
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ny The Valentine Auction Co..
VI GIG z, Broad At. "a
Furniture, Cook Stoves. Sew
Ing Machines, Carpets, Pic.
II lures, 7.Seated Ris &c, Flow
ere Ear A. Auction.
ers, &C., at Auction,

To-AtoRRo W tatondaS) MORNING.;
Mt our wa reroomr ~ Gi2 Broad street.
we will ecll Tor parties declining house
Keeping several good Cooking 81 Stoves.
Walnut Dining Chairs, Massive Walnut
5sidcbo7rds. Oak sidebonrds. Pretty Oak
Chamber suits, Handsome Iron Beds.
Ext ension Tables, Odd Bureaus, Child.
chine. Center Tables. Rockers, Hat Rack
several good Briissels Carpets, Pictures.
Mirrors. ctr. ALSO ono Two. Seated Rig
Also several Plants left over from flow
er sale. Ladies invited to attend. 3.i
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
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AUCTION SALES. Future Days

lI,s 1ARG sHa;s ,''TrtHiB7 f6i1AoW1N98v JNs
claimed aid refused nrticles sofBfreiE)lt
,wiIl be sold al Public, AUG ~ TON az The e
lW!.lrshousc. Eight, and Canal streets,
II iVlSD''N5s AY * rRf13 CIR -, leol /. S
TF MAkS ME- J T sssa lsGla}a ss
III "a Me- 9fYi Ii.8fl.s KING; J, Agent.
8To1 boxes Fprnnes, tlnrkcd II D.tS s. ltar-i
Y rnriend 4 I l,...S rice tchaff H consigned
To- Richmond Flour and Feed Company,
Richmond. WI III Ia III i 8 4{li
5npl 3.1o1I2i Is " 9f
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AUCTION SALES. Future Days
BY Richmond Auction Co, "a
81 Geo. Il, VALENTINE, Auotloinlsaser'

D 1ycT1oN SALE
i H5fP ERNERRuFvRA R HHhSoRMAsE rs
MAIN STREET.,
,,nsst Collection or household furniture
that hat mas ever been IN an auction house,
N rs srynd M iiaent W Waflfsfl
Xii 4 Rack, With heavy French plate
n ihi' N fHoSriglnaiiy cost $3.50 IIandsens
Oak bookcase and Secretary Oak D!n-
Ing tfable, " It'll Chairs 10 match; zine
Walnut Wardrobe, only used q short
while, cost SIS; Oak Folding Beds, Oak
and Walnut Chamber Suits, Is Fine Hair
i3eds Bureaus, Washstand, Chairs, ETC..
etc. We also have five very handsome
Pier Mirrors. with gold Leaf frames to
he sold at private sal .{l J
g. ~ RlScHaoND AUCTION 60,
spll7-lt II. 4 4. q 81 u Ii
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BY a. j. Chewing ,CompanS'
g Real Estate Auctloncersa
4 d ucr1o'7,s, SALE ALE; OF An
Ideal Home With Three
Acres Of Land.

AZ the request Of the non.resdsnT,t ow W.
err we will offer for sale, at puoii' aue-
z IN TUESDAY. April. 18TH, 1921! ,. 3.
o'clock N Wi th H,N, moyt 5AR RKKAANNGG
M r !, T s VII With eight rooms, newly
IA nered and painted, situated on q lot
front;ny 6S feet on the south side Of OAK
WOOD Avenue, three SQUARES west q OAK ,ai,
three acres, more or less. of fertile land IN
rear a running back and fronting q, l1 i, !.
erson street suitable for ut = Z Eck Sd
iTRF ,I;S and good Mineral. Water. There
is also Just IN the rear Of the dwelling
brick building formerly us Sc for French
Steam Laundry purposes. is Y rare
topportunitv to secure bargain:
tTERAIS-Easy and made known on day
of sale. A. j. Gt EMSlG ,,',, LUj
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BY Geo. f. Crawford g. Co.,
Real Estate #Auetionecrs,
500 L., Main Street,

~ RUsTEEs SALE. or T2is ACRES OF
l LAND ABOUT 10 MILES MONTH or
R1CHMoND ;4A ABOUT M!LE ,FR0 y
r.. E. 8: p, RAlLRQAD AND ,IMME-
5DIATELY.f ON n LINE 8i OF TIL T. PRO
POSED ELECTRIC r O.tD a2l3E'TN VT1ENs
HNtOND AND 4ASHLAND.& 55ss
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In execution Of trust deed from the
Chase City Aineral Water Company 70
the s., .rginia Trust Company. ! Trustee 15 !;
din. - ! recorded r in tile County Court oi
Mecklenburg county. Va. on the 12th
Jnly. 1ate. in pursuance OF the terms and
provisions OF said trust deed ana 81 the
cured, cured and also In nursuanc nee Of resol, u
tlons al the stockholders and direGto ,l,
Of said Chase City Mineral Water s,sT, can on,
amtlIorizing and requesting said trustee
tn scii as'an, ent irety, tho real and per,
s 50 alp property Of said Chase city Mineral
Water Company when the rea 8 90 dSt Y; Is
undersigned Virginia Trust Company,
atrusten as aforesaid. will. on " 81
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MONEY MONEY
Q PER CENT.
and s PER Gent.

In sums 10 suit. Charges reasonable
Collection OF rent specially. Fire IN,
S'iranee written. Prompt ana courteous
attention 10 every inquiry,
No, 70 n. Eleventh street.
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will sell atauction next WEDNESDAY,,
April 10Th. go HORSES AND MULES.
Seven loads Of this stock are fresh from
the West, and will he sold Wednesday for
the high dollar. regardless of cost.
Among tho Horses are some Fancy
Drivers. Match Teams, Heavy Drafts ana
General Purpose Horses; also some extra
nice Mules-run in size fourteen and "A
halt to sixteen and half hands high.
VIII sell two Spotted Ponies, suitable
for children.
VIII also sell some speedy Horses,
Among them ARE the foIlowing: Hay
mare, Fern, seven years old, record 2:ls
~ pacing, made last fan In Richmond;
one sorrel mare, Lena, six years old.
trial ,21l IL, no reprd bay gelding,
wharton. five years old. Trial 2;l) Ia. M
record
Don't fail 10 attend this sals If in need
as you can be suited, and your price Is
oure
JOS. r.AslrTER
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Church Hill House
FOR Sale PRIVATELY,

B S5p-Att Attractive modern a-sto.y brick
1Isssldencs. nice location. west Of and near
Monroe Park, desirable home and would
Day we'll as Investments; possession al
iNhce; must be sold; see us about It,
. $l,o1e-Very desirable centrally and
pleasantly located brick residence, good
51tnaEt AT siol per annum; excellent in.
vestment "
II -, 75e-petached dwelling . rooms mod
&arn convenienccs: fine lot, 3Sxl50; good
home, good tenant at $40 per annurn,
good Investment, Cary, between Adams
and Jefferson.
H. s2.100-Two story, modern, room brick
dwelling: nice location, and good renter.
Gary, near Madison.
Il II .5cp--cood two-storY dwelling, rooms.
I'm nice location on Floyd Avenue, near
sJ.ombardy, within city limits.
sypv--specta bargain Tor account non
resident; neat and desirable two-stor>
frame dwelling, well located on Yves
Gary; don't fall TO see IT, Parties seek.
ing homes or investments would do vel
to confer with us about these,
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Public Sale Of That Large, Vel
Built and Centrally Located Brick
Dwelling House, No. IS, at the
Southwest Corner Of Franklin
and First Streets, for many
Years the Residence Of Mrs. A..
Y. Stokes. Ths Lot Fronts
35l.2xl50 Feetto a Wide Alley.
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BY j.. B. Elan & CO..
Real Estate Auctloneers.
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BY Fl. Seldom TAYLOR & Co, 5
Real Estate Agents and 5Auctiotneers,
8 NJ Eleventh Street. ~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-05-28
KUROPATkIN's REPORT.
Learns That Japs Are Still Landing
and Can't Help 1t.

st. Petersburg, May 27.-General ku-
roPatkin, under date of May 70. tele-
graphed the Emperor as follows:
Reconnaissance made, May 20, In
the direction of Feng Wang Chens
showed that a detachment of the Jap
anese Va. guard was occupying kOr-
mendZa Pass, near the village of Siai-
diandan on the Lao Yang road.
small detachments have taken up
positions in the villages along the Lao
Yang road between Koumendaz Pass
Saludian.
"A continual landing of troops and
stores is proceeding at Pitsewo and
Siakhoouy$tse. The latter point is oc-
cupied by q strong garrison.
According to information which re-
quires verifcation force of $4,000 Jap
anese has been landed at Takushan, to-
gcther with several heavy guns, each
drawn by is horses. 1t is rumOred that
Corean soldiers are accompanying the
Japanese troops.
"A movement of Japanese troops
from Takhushan to Salitszipudza is re-
ported from Habalin, near which forti-
iications are being constructed"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-05-28
CARDINAL SATOLLI
Leaves Rome on a Visit TO the
United States.
Not Charged With Any Mission, But
Is on Friendly Visit.
Attracted by Many Pleasant Rerem.
branees Of This Country.

Rome, May H.-Cardinal SatolH Ien
here, Friday morning, for Naples ON mis-
Journey to the United States. At Na-
Pies he will take the steamer Princess
irene for New York.
cardinal Satolli is az companied bv
MS cousin, Father Ercoie, his private
secretary, Father Marucchi, and see.
ohd secretary. Father Luigi. There
were gathered at the railway station to
bid him good bye many high preIates
and dignitaries. Cardinal SatolIi re-
peated that he was not charged with
any mission, adding:
Il am going, attracted to the United
States by pleasant rememberances or
my soJourn there. i have many GOOD
friends in America so 1 anticipate great
pleasure in revisiting the noble conn
try, where / pursued such an import-
ant part of my career and where the
people give the whole world such an
example of fraternity, all harmonizing
without distinction of religion"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-05-28
100000 TROOPS
To Be Modified by Russia to End the
War.

New York, May 27.-The Evening
Sun has the following cable from
Paris:
The St. Petersburg correspondent of
the Echo de Paris says that Russia's
preparations for effectually ending the
war include the mobilization of 2,0O0.-
900 troops in European Russia. The
mobilization will be carried out pro-
gressively. The correspondent quotes
IAN influential person" us declaring
that Russia will involve the whole
world in war rather than submit to in
tervcntion by other powers to make
peace.
An important agreement, says the
dispatch. has been reached by Russia
and Germany. The negotiations be-
tween them with regard to the customs
tariffs have been virtually concluded.
1t is stated that Russia has made con-
ccssions that will enable Chancellor
Won Buelow to satisfy the ASrariaIIs,
while Germany promises to support
Russia at the end of the war, with a
view of preventing tile assembling Of
another Berlin congress.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-05-28
RUSSIAN STRENGTH.
Have 10000 at Port Arthur and $4,000
at kinchou.

New Chwang, May 27.-Nforning-
The Japanese estimate the strength of
the Russians about Port Arthur at 90
600 men. The former have $4,000 men
at KinChOu.
Chinese continue to escape from Port
Arthur but little reliance is placed on
their statements. They say food is
growing scarcer at Port Arthur and
there is gOO6~authority for saying the
Japanese believe they can starve out
the Russians in three months.
The Russians who recently purchased
1900 junk anchors have shipped them,
Friday, to the Ungchin Tsu, where
they will block the river to prevent
the produce of that section leaving
Fodder is especially scarce.
Much contraband of war is arriving
at this port. The French steamer Bour-
bon landed 66,O00 sacks of flour.
A British cruiser at Chingwanto is
awaiting instructions from the consul
here who will not make any statement
for publication.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-05-28
OFFICIAL CABLEGRAM.
One Received at the Japanese Legation
at Washington.

Washington, May 27-The following ca
hlegram has been received at the Japan
..Tokio. May 27.-Thc commander of the
army attacking Kinchou reports as fol-
lows,
'On May q. reconnaissance was made
and the enemyS cannOnading showed that
they had ut Nanshan hill. south of Kin
chou. four 13-centimorc shrapncl guns, 10
nine to IL cannon Q0.5 centimctrc shells
proved the range of 500 mctrcs). ~ r.
ccntimctrc quick firing. besides at least
10 fortress guns. At the foot of the hill
ther" We're wire netting and mines.
"On May -, the attacking force COM
menccd the operations as had been pre-
pared. On May %. reconnaissance was
made, which discovered the encmy's right
wing on HuSSangtow with about eight
heavy guns facing the sea.
Fragments of the enemy'S shells showed
that they had 20 centimetre guns. Is CEN
timctrc short cannon. eight 1Ol2-centimc-
tire cannon and seven Ccntimetrc quick
frers. Small bodies of infantry and ar
tillcry of the enemy were observed sta
toned at Kinchou.
"On the morning of May %. our forces
attacked kinchou. engaging with the en-
emys artillery on Manshan hill. At
dawn of day, May 26. we commenced can
nonading which lasted five hours, while
three japanese warships assisted the land
forces from kinChOu bay.
The cnemy'S gunbOats attacked our left
wing from Talicnwan. We took kinchou
ut so A. NJ. of the same day after severe
fighting. off Nanshan hill, and rushed the
enemy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-05-28
VICTORY WAS COMPLETE
Dominican Rebels Even Captured All
Ammunition and Supplies.

Cape Haytien, Hayti, May 27.-After
being informed of the defeat Of sthe
Dominican government troops Thurs
day, at Esperanza on the road between
Monte Cristi and Santiago Dos Cabel-
leros, the revolutionary generals, Ne
Neney Cetin and Mauricio Jiminez left
Monte Cristi, the headquarters of the
revolutionists, and marched on Daja-
bon with the intention of dislodging
from there Gen. Epifiania Rodriguez.
the government commander at that
place.
Lai]~ details of the fighting at Es-
peIdusa show that all the ammunition
and other supplies of the government
force fell into the hands of the revolu-
tionists.
1t is learned from an authoritative
source that Gen. Guayabin has been
Dominican minister of war.
in succession to Gen. Raoul Cabrera.
who commanded the government troops
at EscperanZa, Thursday, and who died
soon after the battle from a wound re-
ceived during the engagement.
I Gen. Guayabin will leave Santiago
Dos Cabelleros at the head of an army
of fresh troops.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-05-28
. SULLY SPRINGS SURPRISE.
Demands That Receivers BY 10000
Bales of Cotton for Firm.

] New York. May PA sensation was
;created in Cotton Exchange circles,
this afternoon, when the suspended
firm of d. J. Sully G. Co. made a de-
mand upon the receivers, now IN charge
of the firms business, that they buy
10000 bales of spot cotton for the firms
account.
D. J. Sully & Co. claim that they
were not notified by any of the brokers'
that their cotton had been sold out and
they therefore wish the receivers to
buy in 10000 bales of actual cotton.
The present stock of spot cotton in
New York does not exceed 10000 bales.
but on March is. when d. ]. Sully &
Co. suspended, the firm was long of
90,0O0 bales, May contracts.
Claiming that they owed their Cotton
Exchange creditors nothing, the re-
GENTLY filed schedules made no mention
of these creditors.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-05-28
PORT ARTHUR BoMBARDMENT.
Report Received at St. Petersburg from
Chinese Sources.

st. Petersburg. May 27.-5.17 p. M.-The
foreign Office has received dispatches
from both che Foo and Pckin reporting
from Chinese sources a new lombard
ment of Port Arthur. May % If this is
true. it indicates that Vice Admiral Togo
used the guns of his ships to make a di-
version at Port Arthur and pave the way
for q final assault on the Russian posi-
tions around Kin Chou. yesterday.
AS this is "A big holiday, the anniversary
of Emperor Nicholas coronation, 10 eX-
preston could he obtained at the war
office upon today's dispatches from Toxic
but IL the Japanese have succeeded in
crossing the neck. the general impression
in military circles is that although Kin
Chou is , miles above Port Arthur, the
Russians will be able to offer little re-
perimeter of the fortress