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Tie Japanese TROOPS again ex-
bibited their resourcefulnets and cour-
age and the Russians again threw
away many lives. Il Tho losses cam
nos be ascertained until the baltic
field has been searched. Tho ia pancse
arc stu driving the enemy ttp tile valley
The correspondent OF tic Associated
Press saw enoug 9Th to justify the estimate
that the Russians had moro than go
men killed or wounded, and that the Jap-f
afiese casualties probably Will amount to
sixty. The Russians left thirty dead III
front OF and in the trench where the,
attack began. AT this point they had
nm equal number OF men severely wound
cd, and tho Japanese took several prls-s
oners and captured ono hundred rifles.
The Russians were secn carrying away
two Japanese who had been either killed
or wounded.
= Thirty.six Japanese were uuartered In
a Chinese house near the bottom OF q
hill and two companies Of Japanese SOL
diers we're In u trench hundred yards
long, located on the summit Of the hill,
which commanded the approach. Two
other companies OF soldiers slept near this
trench.
Between 3 ana 4 o'clock In tho morning.
IN complete darkness, and with u heavy
sog et,shrouding the hills, two bat talionI
OF the tenth and TweE ty-fourth East
Siberian Regiments, together with one
hundred cavalrymen. approached the jap
anese position. They surrounded the.
pickcts, atid outposts In the house and
gained a position from whloh to rush the
t-ench.
y When the lighting began the building
came A slauEfter Y house. The Japahese,
aroused from their sleep by the enemy y;
sat their swords and bayonets to- resist
tho attack. The Russians were at such
close quarters with the Japanese that y
and in front Of the trench was ha nd-to-
hand and tho Japanese who ran QUITO
the trench were but half clothed Tho
first Russian onslaught was repel LED. put
the Russians charged twlce "a gan With
IN half an hour. The remainder or the
Japanese regiment. however, to !. whieh ne y,
belonged, reinforced their comrades and
BEGAN TO drive the Russians back.
,As soon all 1t was ~ ciently ltg ut. 10
distinguish the enemy. two hours TIER.
the beginning Of the q ght,. the ~ pane,sse
forced tho Russians TO retreat one mile
proaches on the hillside were hickly
covered with dead and wounded. Blood
7spattefdd stones and grass everywhere
testified to tho holiness OF tho fighting.
All Chinese stretch bearers I'm passive sutl !.
der dropping bullets. collected the wound!
ed and carried them to an impro ed lfos-
pital Ii, sa roadside temple. y apanese de-
tho dead where they fell, 1 and ne panese
soldiers were bringing wnterStoh their own
and Russian wound ed and fimpartia
diving the wound cd men cigarettes.
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Reports Conflicting.

(3ys Associated Tress.)
srsErERSBRuG, July 14-6 40 A. Nj
Reports OF the Japanese movements IN
the direct lon OF Ia Tche,, Kioa are con
fictlng. A special dispatch from Ia Tche
Kioa, dated July II, says: ssf d
..Tle Japanese. coming within seven
mics - the town. stopped apparently
10 extend their line or to await the arr
been made to land at Yin-K ON. .
The Move yreyma, In an editorial ex-
presses Its rnistrust in theirumor3 that the
Japanese lost 40, 900 at Port Arthur.
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when the vital powers are
ced that a hurt Of any kind
cry insignificant scratch or.
or sore. Atthis time OF lie
that have been on the
in toiintlame and tester, and.
atlng sloughing ulcers.
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THE. STORY REPEATED.
other Dispa latch els Of Loss.
Of 10000 Japa # &
nv Associated Press

3 ST. PETERSBURG, July ia special
dispatch received from MukdcnN tonight,
dated July 18th. repeats the story Of a.
i i Ssa 81 60 ooG The dispatch says; J. ! 4
54 & News has been eceivedE from reliable
sources that the Japanese third army, on
Itch. hight Of July 5l1th, attacked Port.
Smenso number heing killed by Russian
mines The total loss Is a bout 80 900, '3f, 2.
There was great interest Throughout 81,
Petersburg all this evening for further
"details OF the reported disaster. It has
developed that the official sreport. WHICH
was at first supposed to femanate directly
from Yiceroy Alexle {. was not specla callY9
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SAYS It's Incredible.
: ~ PAU Z LAM BETH.
$(speclaIS Gable 10 The Times. Dispatch.
f. 56S{ K. szi ~ Copyrtutt,e 19O4.) 5ia {si

4 (speclaI Gable 10 The Times. Dispatch.
COPYRIGHT 19o4.) 81.
LONDON, July he opil1-
ion among arny men here who
are closctin toucli}Witll the march
#ofevents the Far East, Isl that
the story which s5repcatcd to-day
that the Japanese army nvcsting
Port Arthur. has been rcpulsed!
4 with a loss iii killed and wounded
ating 10000 nj en-, IS s. not not
true.
The fact that the story is not
verified from any apanese so 3. !. III u
dependent source Increases the
skepticisl,l. i is not believed
that the final attack on Port
Arthrr@l1as begunsand il isaSslleld
here tl1atSuntil the grand assault.
lis made it is extremely unlikely
that anywhere near 10000 men
would be. engage lat one time and.
ne 81 itlcredibleatllat an entire at
lacking force should be ar1nlilalii; -5
#late4.
Complication With Great 2 Britain.
81 (specIat Gable to The Times: Dlsp atet,,
Copyright, so4 J u.
LONDON July r. British
shipping inter ests arc t;hfor ugh
Sly aroused over the stopping and
searching 81 British merchant
ships in the r. ell Sea ny the Rus
sian auxiliary cruisers, WhichTe-
Gently passed through the OAR
,danelles, and pressure u IS being
{ brought on the governln ent to
make a strong protest to Russia.
This action may be taken and in
E diplomatic circles, tits recognized
that the retention m Guilds grave
danger Of international complica-
8Stions. Surprise is expressed that
Great Britain did not enter pro-
Stest$whe en- the two vessels Of the.
Russian volunteer fleet, which.
are causing the mischief passed.
the Dardanelles. There is good
authority for saying that the
Turkish sgoycrnment4ha been#no-
titled that no more Russian YES.
( sells must be permitted to leave
the Black Sea until their characr
ter Of ,,on-b MIGRANTS has been
thoroughly established.
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WILD With EXCITEMENT.
Alexicfs Dispatch to the Car.
Creates Sensation News
boys Mobbed.
(I3y;Aesociatcd Press.)

n sT. P1yfERsBURG, July 13.---An OH
cial com hlunication from the Russian geil-
Scral staff says:
according to inforlnat lion derived from
Japanese sources and received by Admiral
Alcxieff's military staff, tho Japanese
alta cked tile Russian positions at Fort
Arthur during the night Of July 10TH
They were repulHed with enormous loss s
1T IS difficult to calculate even approx!-7
sn,atciy tho number OF japanese casual
ties, ;sThich amounted. It Is said Il to the
5immesss figure OF 30, 600. 49,
ST. PETERSBURG, July 10 Us p. NJ
THE city was thrown into a fever OF ex-5
fcitement this afternoon by the news thai
tho Japanese had failed In an assault on
the fortress at Port thur on Sunday.
night having been repulsed With loss
said toy reach 5000
The original report reac hed9 st, Pete RS
burg last night iii the form Of q news
paper digpatch from Mukdcn, and waa
received With incredulity; but at about;
noon, when viceroy Alcxieff officially
$telegrapfled the news to the general stair
a tremendous impression. II
was Immediate ely transmitted to tho Ofh-
scial alessenger.4a and ia few minute q tier
wardsSthc We re- re- cling through
the streets Selectrlfying the crowds with
The tidings. Boys were IN rly nobbed by
people eager TO buy the extras.
The members OF the general staff done
:offerfexplanat lons OF what ADMIRAL Alex i;-
left ~ cans by ~ apane5es source 1$ but
they declare that the VIceroy would not
have officially reported such important
news unless II had reached 3 him from on
sources entirely worthy of crede nce &c {
II the same time they say hesrcport should
be accepted with reserve. pending the
receipt OF more definite I'D vices II sup
port Of the report. q how ever they point
out that the date coincides with the sec
Sond attempt Admiral Togo torpedo
boat destroyers to creep into the arbor..
The ] apanese have II not yet at tackled &
Ia Tche kiao. a dispatch from Leu
3tenant-G eneral sakharoff describes a se-5
5rIes OF Hkirmishes ca st 81 u Kate ou.2
Troops belonging TO General Kuroki's
army arc meeting with resistance at every
step from the Russian rear guard along
the Slu-Yen road. ssis5 i7
The utilization Of two more army
corps Is expected shortly
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THE TIMES
HEADQUARTERS,

.HoxI,s HEADQUARTERS, NJ "a NJ
URIG1IA JtJ1Y II, viz SEOUL
July 14.--Thls force Is st.ll sinactive, but
the Russians are increasing on the m
ling pass their artillery is visible, and
their infantry Is reported as massed In
large numbers along the PckIng road III,
THO t1eigflborliood Of Iioa Yang. II is
the general opinion here that tie Rus
sidiis are holding theii. troops to cover
their tanks while their main body Is
withdrawing toward Lao Yang. General
1Suroki 70 troops are ready TO advance, but
tho forward movement will rot be under
taken until the two other armies are In
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ID $ g ~ IT, 5&5 Richm ond, E edarloks.'
us u SIX w b1r0 AS Potomas \. 81

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VIRGINIA IN THE CIIANc Gerry
tMoND, DTtiE GOTH DAT Or W u 100 1904,
Bertha il, Rose Plaintiff,
uthslbe's t1N Fe ssfixSsHRYj; Defendant
The object OF this slAt ~ to obtain q d..
yorcs from bed and board BY the PLAINTIFF
from the defendant on he ground Of do
expiration Of three years from the time
And afNdavit having been made and
led that ne defeineGins " nGt resident
dered that he appear hero within Il ftesn
DAYS after due publication Of this notice
and do what yi3ay be necessary to protect
his 'interAst In this suit, "a y . & #
GHAs. O sAYlLEE. CLERK
P,fAlbert Smith, y, q. II s 3SF5
June 23-laW-4w ii
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Seized q = 9 SINUS led Goods ): IS:
s(RY AHsociated Presa.l

NEW DIRK, July 49, Custonls inspec-
tors to-day visited the steamship Shi-
5mosa whic h arrived Monday from far
Eastern ports and seized over 81 forty
cases containing cashmere sha wis. silk
8 cigars 81 and W. cigarettes,
costly chinaware and curios 8t Of great
value. The goods did not appear on the
TO the Ulcers of the ship, although the
captain claimed Il to have no KIN wled sc
}of9tlleir4 presence. rs gs.ss stts
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SHADOW OF IN
CERTAINTY STILL
CLOUDS WARIMAP.
tContinued from First Pagc.)
without waiting for the Baltic
squadron.
Toxic Laughs at Report.
Especial Gable to The L Times. plspstel
is5f{ =, .n,,.t IL VI 4ohd 49, 1iE

- l44 y
Toxic Laughs at Report.
tspeoal Gable to The Times. Dispatch.
Il Copyright, 1so4.)
TOXIC, July 13.lt is denied led
3innigh quarters here that the jap
ailesc army has suffered a reverse
with heavy losses at Port Arthur 1,l!ri
Tic story, which, }is8repeated here
from Europe, that the Japanese.
have lost 10000 t,,cil8is laughed at
as absurd Oh the contrary there
is good authority for saying the
Japanese army iii front bf Port
IArthursis, slowly but surely. draw
ing the line Of Investment closer
and have within tic past two or
three days captured positions
close to- Port Arthur and have.
greatly strengthened their hold
OH the city. I.
News #from@thc headquarters OF
Oku and Kuroki is Of tllc most
encouraging character. Nu'nc-.
rous minor cngag enlet1ts have re-
suited without All exc option III
favor Of the Japanese.
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RECAPTURES FORTS.
japanese Recover Lost Ground
o. 81 British Fleet Has Eye
on Situations
n (Bys Associated Press u

s u (By Associated Press
VI CHE FOO July 10, 8 p. M-Thes British
fleet, whose movements last week were
Hinged with mystery. has been located
cruising in Yung Chung Bay. thirty miles
from Veil ai-Wel. There Is authority for
saying that the. fleet Is watching the de-
IL Chinese refugees from Port Arthur. who
arrived here to-d ay8 report that the lap.
anese have recA ptured two positions from
which they recently were driven, amely
forts fourteen AM seven. 81 i ;S
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RGINIA c :! GE
81 For YOUNG LADIES. Roanoke. "a. 81

B op..ns sept. e, 1904. ono 81 the leading
Schools for Young Ladies' In the South. New
buildings and 1, Campus ~ ter ~
q. famed for health. q European and
American teachers Full course: Conservatory
In Art. Music ana Elocut!on. Ger
tificates w ellesley. Students from 80 States.
For catalogue. address MATTE r. HARRIs,t
President. Roancke Va { .tS
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/ By The Valentine Auction Co.,
Auctloneers.

Front and Back Bar. Fixtures,
National Cash Register, Ice Box,
Beer Pump, Wall Case. Electric
Fan, Steam Counter, Large Lot
of Liquors, &c.,in Original Pick
ages, at Auction, This Thursday,
July l4th, at I O:3O IA. M.
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ATLANTIC COAST q IL.

mn ms IEAVE .R1CHNONp DA1LY-BYN0a
s ~ - STREET STATIC IN fs
REFLECTIVE y sUNDAY.. NAY e e TH!s.t I'd
Il S:ob'A. M.--A. g I4 Express e y ~ pointa
IA e az, n. Pc tsrsburs and Norfolk:
is:io r.. M-petess6urg ana s End ~ Wet
,I.Io +, sM-GOldsboro Local. rs III ab9ff
Els +. M.-Petersburg Local.
7.2s p M.-HFlorida and West indian Ltun.
TED 10 iii points South: g. U
Il a,so'P. M,-Yetersburg and N. and Nv. West.
u;s9 RTRA MsN tsIsRis > ARisiseHMoNp .
;sS A ,oS IS M s;:s ,;as 5 a sa
s. III: 7:5 r. ~, e:os r: q, g,..
except ,SHnaay s6SrI yy pa. .t
e ~. =. cRAIG. Gen. Pass = sI.
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viii sell at Nu.5l0o0 Eas t Main Street, tho;
entire stock Of fine Liquors and handsome
Fixtures, consisting Of Barrels Ander-
son Club Whiskcy,,.1 Barrel Gin, l part
Barrel Rock and RI e. part Barrel Apple
Brandy. part Darrell Peach and Honey,
large assortment Of e. bot tied 83@ vhiskey,
Wines, Brandies. Gins and other Liquors
III original ackages. handsome front
and Back Bar Fixtures, Ice Box. Beer
Pump and Gauge, Improved Total Adding
National Cash M Register, Wall Case,
Steam Counter. Partitions Stools. Show
ca Sc, Screen Doors Electric 8 Fan, e Bar
Glasses and fDecanters. etc. 5 q s S
r TERMS Cash. sale positive. NJ h:
HE SVALEN TINESAUCT1ON% co.
July 10-3t sI
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Heights stormed and Taken

o. lBytIA 616tIAttd PtEes.S 1899 re-
" LONDON. July 14-The Toxic cores
pendent OF the Daily Telegraph; se4da
official dispatches giving the progress Of
tho Takuf Shan army UP to July 18th, IL on
which date the heights Is south Of
Seklsaiyau were stormed and. taken after
o. 81 stubborn ES resistance. The Russians,
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Will sell atsny auction house. " o. 10
softn s TMuRs rsllse' JULY I'll riI
at 1880 o, clock, 4 Uprig hit Plano, several
Gas Stoves. Iron Beds eads ID a lot fof New
Churns, q dozen Kitchen Chairs.g one hdlf
Hair Mattresses, one half dozen Shuck
and Cotton actresses. = is dozen New
Rugs. one-half dozen Handsome Mirrors
different shapeO Kitchen Safe. dozen
New Straw Hats. Oak, YalnutSa Id Cherry
Bedroom suits,f 6-foot Show Case, one
half dozen second hand Sewing achines,
lsHandso DR. ID Sing Sewing Ma
chine. etc, III q, 3. Y. q.
4 B. G. Buford Mana gerg and alesman
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No4l.Conhrrn,a7l:tio,ln.

N .tBy Associated PrcssS q
LONDON. July 1.-THE pecial dis
patches from correspondents at the seat
OF war published In this mornings Lon
don newspa pers do not give any conflr-5j
nation OF the sensational reports OF.
losses at Port Arthun y
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COURT y PHO Ids DIVORCE
OBTAINED BY NORDlCA
3gfR,,I IA.so,ciatc n pra,i !, I

fBy, Associated Press.o tx Ss
81 HE1vv8@Y DIRK. July 1S.-The divorce obs
ltatned by Lillian Nordica, the singer
from Zoltar Doerne was upheld N today
by the appellate division Of thes Supreme
iutory3 decree was not o btained by3ifraud \
and collusi on. as was charged 5 by Mr..
sDoemc. lSs 81 & II 3iiSsss
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fathered by hin, but was given out as
a report reaching his headduartcrs IRON iron
are has not yat been explained. Possibly
tjie report was Intercepted by wireless
but II is more likely tha III
FOO 81. tho Russian consul at Tien ,Tsln.
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Has Port Arthur Indeed Fallen7

(By Associated Prcss.)
ts9 LONDON. July 14.-There ID published
this morning d rumor that Port Arthi1r
has fallen, but 1t Is discredited and lacks
CONTINUATION Of any sort. a.a. ..a IN
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LEGAL NOTICE

doSRR IS FIJI HE TIE gIgr 55gFsERAIHSas .
5MoND. j uNE 1sT, isol, 4, Il b
re Joseph 4 Y4olaE!efs,y Jennie 2. Gil
h James Russell. PHILIPPINE Hickman and
Ri to al other persons whom u may con-,
You You are ,,sreby NOTIFIED that the city OF
Richmond, q Z, municipal corporation
created under the laws Of the State OF
yirgln1a, slla!l OF Il 9,cl9 S A. ~. on the
Hust!nss Court Of ths sty, e ,RIishmon 4,
ton for Tie land whsreoi YOU arc Tenant,
Of the freehold proposed To 20 condemAed
for its uses. and to- award daMaGel II
any, resulting TO tho adjacent or other
property whereof you are tenant as afore-
said or to the property OF any other per,:
con- beynnd the peculiar Dement'S that
Will accrue to such properties. respeotyA.,
ths work Or gFoDsesfd Sat-, e
Hlopd, the ownersh!p. location sad de- g
nature oe which work .w!!l fully a),psa =
t. pstlfia'n' ana Gxn9itds
court. on this sist Day Of !, irI Is45
BY II, r., Pollard, City ~ Attorney, q
oops wXhFnR CHRISTIAN, Clerk
June 2s-1s w-4w
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So. eIal Train Via G. { o. Route.
- - - - : -.
EGALNOTlcEs.a
II IN THE EIUsTINGsEc COURT OF THE
8AtS CITY OF RICHMOND s5
city OF Richmond i. !. \. 4. Plaintiff,

y Z Il =
Bie5SfnEs5 e 81 HRD
extract from Decree Of June ~ 1879 q
the City ot Richmond In pursuance o & 2;
has has placed to tbs credit Of the court ii:
this cause in the Merchants National
Bank Of Richmond the sum OF five thou
sand one hundred and q fty-seven dollars
and fifty cents ($5,1 750) !, the court doth
adjudge,S ord er and decree that this ca use
be referred to J ohm r, lnary, who Il Is
hereby appointed q special com missioner
for the purpose. TO make the following
A s1,SWho is entitled to the am cunts al
lowed the ndants; q H. 8, Binswanger
and Thomas ]. Todd y as compensate lion
for their property t taken by the city Of
Richmond for Its Pulp oses,
81 2, What liens. II any, exist upon the
property so taken by the city OF Rich
mond or any part thereof.
20. Whether the city Of Rlchno nd can,
In these proceedings obtain a fee simple
title to the said property; Il. y 81 81
49, All of which inquiries tho said cons
missioner Is directed to report to COURT
with any matter specially stated deemed
pertinent by him or REQUIRED to be gst1ted
By any party In Interest. 4Sf ss'
cit Is further ordered that the said
commissioner shall give notice Of the time
and place Of the ma king OF the said + u-
quries by personal nottce& to8the parties
to these Proceedings and by advertising
once a%Week for four. successive weeks
In some Newspaper pu ished IN the city
of Richmond. sS 81 Il vi
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By Pollard e Bagby
Aucr1os SALE 81, 4
Good Bus s Prop. !.
erty On I! Church ! | Hill,
CORNER OF Il
18th and 81 Street, Il

Z we will8se atSauction Oh u 3sss9
q g o'clock +. M the above described
at "a the il mort Invest II corner sfof
Twenty -eigl,t h and IS q Street, consisting
OF an excellent store q nd d yelling. Lot
30x140 feet .fE Splendid corner for business.
House Is we'll bull and in good order.
Julye-tda 8 POLLARD & BAGBY. Y
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5vladivostok SQUADRON,

lI (I3y3 Associated Prcss.) g384 al
I LONDON. July 13.--Accordng to a disc
patch to - Central News from TOXIC
II Is reported there that several torpedo
boats Of the Vladlvostok squadron 5ap-3
peared OF the island OF IIok Kaldo last
Gyenltig. -
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BLOODY EN- COUNTER.
japanese Repulse Russian At,
tack Fought II and to Hand
in Trenches.

(By Associated Press.)
s SEOUL, KOREA, July lS---(At the Front.
with General {Kurokis Forces, July ~
The brief and disastrous, attempt OF the.
russians to oyerwhelm the small Japa-i
nese force, which guarded the entrance
10 the Molten Pass was q. bloody affair
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.Warshipls Active.

sS (sy Associated Prcss.D,
TOXIC, July n. noon.--Two warships
and four torpedo boats belonging to the
Russian Vladtvostok squadron were seen
off the island OF Yezo Wednesda y morn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-14
Once of Special Commissioner 5.
81 "a John F.. Leary.
!. Room No, L Shafera ID uildlnK.a

g8s gi RI chmond d. I Va. a
The parties 70 the a!ho \, entitled cause.
ifice Room No, shafer,s Building. city,
al the place, and this 1ST DAY or AU-
GUST, 1901, 4 at Il o clock A. !, NJ. as the
hs sfsasreimsnfs %
extract, when and where you are warned
Ia attend and do what IN ay5 BIZ n necessary
10 protect your tnterests herein.
8 Given under my hand this 2sth day OF
a s-''y JOHN r, I.EARY,
5S y. Special CommIgslo
june 30-taW,4w
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ANOTHER RUSSIAN VICTORY.
Japan se Repulsed y With 18th Great
Loss North Of Kai Chou At-
tack on Ia Tche Kiao.
fBy Associated Press

(By Associated Press) b.
LONDON. July 1.-THE Yin Kow corr
RESPONDENT OF the Daily Chronicle asserts
tina { a battle occurred n orth Of Kai Chou
July 18th, when the j apanese were re-
pulsed with great loss. 81 -75ili5 $