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Baby Mine

mother should be of Joy ALL but the suffering and
danger incident the ordeal makes its anticipation of misery
Mothers Friend the which relieves
and danger of maternity this hour which dreaded
by Those who this remedy longer espondent
gloomy; other distressing
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6erlOus acCIdenLs 50 Common 20 inc CrlLlCaI
hour are obviated by the of Mothers
Friend. ''It is worth its weight in gold,'
says many who have used it. SI.oo per
bottle at drug stores. Book containing
valuable information of interest to all women,
be sent to any address free upon application
6RADFTEZD REGULATOR CO., Atlanta
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PAPERED. $L75 up. House
painting Lowest prices. CARLISLE
BROS. SIS IT st. ne. Phone T.. 1881.
jel5-5t
ROOMS PAPERED, very cheap: work
guaranteed. Address postal IL. HEWITT.
61l East Capitol jel5-3t
ROOMS PAPERED. 81 mp. / am only
dealer who gives legal guarantee with
all work Send postal FOR samples and
estimate. WILLIAM Y. MAHDNEY.
COB Peuusylv MA ave. Sc. Telephone
East 1l4-F. jei4-1t
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RoosEvELT ~ CARLOS

LISBON. june 15.-kins Carlos has
received n cordial cable message from
President Roosevelt. IN connection with
hiss najesty's visit 20 the United States
flagship <earsarge last Friday wncn hc
Was entertained at breakfast by Rear
Admiral Barker. and subsequently in
apccted the ship.
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Walter White. "A negro. was fined SO
or thirty days in jail by Judge KimbaH
IN the Police Court FOR making an as
sault upon Austin LOTUS. IL was testi-
fled that White tried 10 cut LOTUS with
knife In the lattcr's saloon. near
Third and y Streets northwest. but he
escaped injury by telling the negro 10
the ground with q club.
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Finger Cut Oh.

While working in the Navy Yard about
II 30 o'clock last evening Werner Ho1-
man. thirty years old. OF SOC Twentieth
Street northwest had the third finger
Of his right hand cut off by machine
The necessary treatment was had at
the Emergency Hospital
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Policeman Dollhouse. of the Eighth
precinct station. shot and killed a sup
posed mad dog. near Fourth and r
Streets northwest about II o'clock last
night. The animal belonged 10 II a.
Streb. Of 427 r Street northwest and
was killed at the request OF the owner.
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Police 5f the Anacostia substation re-
ceivcd a message that burglar had
secreted himself in the Rupert Home
on Harrison street about u O'Clock last
evening and the reserves were hurried
to tine place. a thorough search was
n-ada La- DO ono W-- nL.coN.r.n.
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Sidney Small. "a negro. twenty-three
years old. had his hand badly mashed by
n derrick. while working al the Filtra-
ton Plant yesterday afternoon about 3:35
o'clock. He received treatment at
Freedman's Hospital. and went 10 his
home. 90 TWeIfth street northeast.
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May Lose His Eve.

George S. Smith. a negro. twentv-six
years old. OF 1905 Fifth Street north
west. was struck On the right eye with
"a piece OF steel while working or the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad tracks
near Fourth ana II Streets n0rtheas 80
yesterday. lie was removed 10 Freed
mans Hospital 10 is believed lac has
lost the sight OF the eye
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Thrown From Car.

John 3. Alexander, thirty-four Yea rs
old. a conductor on the Four-and-a-half
Street line. was thrown from mis- car
while turning the corner OF Water and
= Streets southwest about 11.15 o'clock
last evening. He was slightly hurt about
the foot and received treatment al the
Emergency Hospital, after which he
was removed to his home. a73 Missouri
Avenue northwest
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Colliding with an unknown man while
running after a hy ball IN the Church
League game on the White Lot yester-
day afternoon. A. +. Rhodes, twenty
one years old. Of 1916 Grant Street north
west. received "A severe laceratiOn over
his left eye He was removed 20 the
Emergency Hospital. and after having
the wound dressed went 20 his home.
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FOR SALE-TYPEWRITERS.

FOR SALE-No. 6 Remington Standard
tvpewriter. frst-claSs I'm every respect
on monthly payments. Address BOX
$50 this office. jel5-ft
TYPEWRITER ONLY Sl0-We have
some special bargains in Caligraphs. all
in good condition Your choice for SIC
while they last WELLINGTON
AGENCY. 500 18th st. NV. jel4-3t
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FOR RENTED 70 765 Princeton 81 NV
$3.50: new six room and bath brick
houses; front and side porches; side and
rear yards; concrete cellars; large pal-
try, porcelain tubs: furnace heat. cars
convenient: lot y feet front. open daily
ONLY so. so EACH.
r. r. HOWENSTEIN CO. 1914 4 81. NV
1e1l-6t
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in your refrigerator. and you'll always
hive "A cooling. healrnrul beverage at
hand. The finest dark beer. Nat Cap.
Brew Co. Two dOz. $50. Phone -
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Make Il sY.1oo.

II you should happen 10 send in tie
best estimate in The Times election
contest this month you viii receive
.l03 as q prize.
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LOCAL MENTION.
'Purisimao-A Famous whiskev.

VIM. Cannon's Purisima Whiskey has
come TO be famous for purity and ex-
cellence. AS a medicine and tonic you
can always depend on this brand. Phone
North 52S. 1851 18th ST.
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u go o.. Then Another.

Even II you don't win that thousand
YOU have the same chance as the ncxf
one 10 take the 500 second prize la Toe
Times great election contest.
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"a Bottles Lager Beer, 7sc, Delivered.
Beavers. i23 81 ST. sw. Phone H. lOlG D.
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HELP wAETED-MALE.


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HELP WAETED-MALE.
- $500 ------------
~. ~ - - y.ils ll9n Ll,'-N ,.I -
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I ~ Az l4.l)-E0l., butler SO, ~ LiIE%L'
( FAMILY; two walters. elevator hoy- ID
gUire 1853 nth ST. NV. lt
~ ,--,-,--, 49, ,,--lt ~
table Izs North capitol ST. 10
-
w a \ 4 I'D Iflirty cou1Iet ent ca ~.
ST. ne, "a iel5-2t
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7NANTED-Cr2c experienced man lof
y.orl- . anu IN, ~ II ~ no. il
go =.
WANTED -Cathoic man 20 sen Si'-
cary en- ms 4iiI'eh's' s'!' pay
So E"- -
WANTED-A good bootbiack. S)5 North
Capitol st. lt
~ 7--T7-r, - -I-gt..7--, r7r-7e- ~ oil,
ST. NV 1t
----.-------- =,
o--- ---.- - -
AN-vTET,- Sl.oo. how THE VFNDOMEi
H0TET. RARBi,R SHOP n
/ WANT -D--N coiored boy as porter in
oIHG store. Apply corner 'lh ana II SIS
WANTED - First-ciars barber: good
guarantee 900 Pennsylvania ave. NV
II
WANTED good steady BARRIERS
{ good war Is. also sh0p how 90, A. 81
NV. fel5-9t
----.---------- 49,
S> ersy gooo hogei waters IoI
JelJ-2t
-, >-------
T., ~ ~ t-iLl'9SS 20 sen peanuts IN even
= -
WANTED GentIiem8n or ladies as pho
4 tograPh ticket agents can after pm.
90 N she. lel9-zt
WANTED Two BARRIERS Immediately.
NV lel5-3t
VA N-rr,f4r, 49,, --,-,- 49,, - - -
finish o1f fbeir t1s I,i,e. ,,i-,-i = ~
---
WANT ED-Fry cook. at GA Louisiana
ave- s. per week. 1t
WANT ED-Barber for drst-class coIored
trade. 400 Sd ST. NV jeI5-3t
--.,---,
s \, A.N -, .ieLatgr boy white Al
nee iei7-ot
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3
"thtI Y 49,, - PCT week Doatd ana
lolF1 =, ", ii-O- Sun \ IN i5t.te' bad
S--5--, . >, .Iu ~
WAS ~T'F,To- sTr,. 4,.,-- q -ir,,o,.s. l,.Ir,-,
III. a. MITCTIEi.Ts 800 N 81 NV
jel5-2t
Z 80 $3.50, - - - -
a ar now omen FOR competent s1ios-
men. executive. clerical. and technical
men, Call or write HAPGOODS Gnc.).
.us, ColoIado Bullolng u
/ "a r-rrE-D A beir.r q, ~ .,d s+,-----
bus mess. with some experience. 500 9th
81 NV. IL
W., NTEp-Corrfca rn,rars at our.-
str ady work AMERICAN STANDARD
~ HEPhOOFlNG CO, 20 ~ ST. NV
l2--l
( ~ A N-rrp-T r2r.s,7 .,5 -, -,
/ FIRED STEINLE, 31s Monroe ST., Ana
costa, D. G.. je14-2t
! -Bootblack boy, at once -
/ Sun ST. Sc jel4-3t
/ VA sTFZT Al once a GOOD gco7Ire7 and
( pressert no other need apply EMER-
sON, los 20 ST. 1ell-5t
4 rANTED-A frsf-cI9ss coTored ba-I7e7-.
colored shoD: guarantee no Dumbar-
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FOR SALE-Every used plano in a sails
OF clearance, to be closed out at what
it viii bring quickest It's a season OF
clearance with Us. By fan we want
e,-ar.- rnnssihIa III If r,nora r.r r,lanns
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-By young high school man,
employment Address CENTRAL. 1923
gth 81 NV iet5-St
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At Skaters, 18th and ]. Iu1 Pa. ave.
Paper lanterns. napkins. J. Jay Gould.
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

FOR SALE-Canaries, breeding cages,
parrots, cats. dogs. fancy poultry. in
cubators, breeders. grit. oyster shell.
goldfishes and aQuariums. etc. SCHAID' 5
PET ANIMAL STORE. 1l2 18th ST. NV
de26-tf
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The Biggest Print

shop in washington, and the best print
ing at the littlcst prices. Globe Print
ing Co, now at 18th and j. SITS
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s-Burner Blue Flame Oil Cooker, $4.9o.
\. Eberly's sons, Stoves. us eth st. NV.
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DEETTsTRY.

TEETH WITHC or PLATEs-No eT-
tracing, 40 rai1i; look feel. act. and
last longer than latural teeth. shrunkeu
faces made nor 1uais painless filings
DIR y. j. Will son, 1908 4 81 M.
By2y-Sgt
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FOR SALE-Grocery and feed store,
fixtures. horse. and wagon for sale. MRS.
GIBBS. Tuxedo. Nd je15-3t
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FOR RENT Second story front room.
furnished. gas: hot water: southern cx-
posture. $40 l.. 81. NV Il
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-S3o0 (cost $3.50 10 furnish)
paying rooming house. ten rooms cheap
rent; opposite Palais Royal; leaving
city; clears $40 per month 40 18th ST
NV. jeI5-3t
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Case Beer Delivered Like Express

Package. Budweiser and Blue Ribbon.
Fogic's. POS 18th st. sg. Phone Main 5f3.
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REFRIGERATORS.

McCRAY Modern Sanitary Refrigera-
tors; pOrcclaiI tile; opal glass, and odor-
less WO0CilIHd. are uGoIcelled. NELSON
REFRIGERATION CO. co i ST. Phone
l.. 1852 myZ5-3gt
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WANTED-By young coIored man. place
70 Griye grocery or delivery wagon Ad-
dless A& l. st. NV. 1t
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Toothsome Tamales and Chill
The Ranch, 597 i ST. NV.
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! WANTED TounE man from country.
/ $3.50 per week. steady work. sJi ita So.
NV, ROOM g. IL
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smoke "zeHo" union made cigar. SC.
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FOR RENT-UNFURN1sHED ROOMS

FOR RENTING large unfinished
rooms. in basement. reasonable. 226
81 ST. NV. je15-3t
FOR RENT-Three unfurnished rooms.
reasonable l05 % st. ne. jeI5-5t
FOR RENT-Large unfurnished rooms:
entire second floor; light housekeeping
gas heat, and bath, $l4. $3.50 y 81. NV.
FOR RENT UNFINISHED rooms. 50 per
month; no bath l05 9th 81. Sc. jel5-9t
FOR RENT-sl2 D st. sw.. three unfur-
nished rooms on second floor; heat: also
gas for cooking and light: bath on same
floor; rent So. II
FOR RENT - Unfurnished fiat. three
nice rooms and bath. south front. cheap
% refined couple; references. 1016 + 81.
ne. iei5-3t
FOR RENT Entire second floor. to re-
fined married couple; three rooms.
closets. bath. gas. cooking gas; so; also
furnished room pariOr floor two gem
tiemen. with board. Cos Massachusetts
ave. nv. It
FOR RENT-Dining room and kitchen:
board in exchange. 1901 Vermont ave.
jel4-3t
FOR RENT-Two delightful communi-
eating rooms, l5Ol Vermont ave. jel4-5t
FOR RENT-Three unfurnished rooms.
with bath. 1873 New Jersey ave. NV.
jeli-Zt
FOR RENT-Three bright unfurnlshed
rooms. or partly furnished. for light
housekeeping; second floor; near new
hbrasy; fine location; cheap. 212 2d 81.
ne. jel4-3t
FOR RENT-Large unfurnished rooms.
entire floor and vera nda; light house
keeping. 9l7 New York ave. NV. je14-St
FOR RENT-Unfurnishe rooms. 10i +
st. NV ie14-St
FOR RENT-July /. three or four un-
furnished rooms. 5l6 A st. Sc. jel4-2t
FOR RENT-Three unfurnished rooms:
modern improvements; for light house
keeping. IS 9th st. Sc jeli-3t
FOR RENT-Three rooms. delightfully."-
cool suitable for light housekeeping.
500 New Jersey ave. NV. jelf-3t
FOR RENT-e29 9Th st. ne, four rooms.
second floor; bath; gas; no children;
rent $3.50. Inquire 7o9 eth st. NV. jel5-St
FOR RENT-Three unfurnished rooms
cheap. G35 A 81. Sc. jel3-8t
FOR RENT-Three rooms; second floor;
gas, SO, three rooms, third floor, gas, IS;
references. 531 T. ST. jel3-2t
FOR RENT-Four UNFINISHED rooms,
I'd or 81 floor. 81 and SIS month; no
children. l4lO 81. NV. jel3-3t
FOR RENT-Unfurnish four beautI-
full rooms On second floor, with use of
bath, Sl2. 22S 10th ST. ne. jel3-3t
FOR RENT-Very desirable front un-
furnished rooms. 5lS 10th st. NV.
jel2-1
FOR ENT-Unfurnlshed, second floor,
Gl2 Sth st. NV. So ie9-tf
FOR RENT-OFFICES.
FOR RENT-For Office rooms. second
floor of 6l2 9th ST NV je9-tf
FOR RENT-STABLES.
FOR BENT-Stable Tor storage or shop.
broad. through alley; reasonable 10 de-
sirable parties. 130l * st. nv. jeA-3t
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-GOOd size store and cellar.
next 10 corner; rent $40. 81 Il s.. NV.
jel3-3t
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WAREHOUSES AND VEHICLES
FOR sALE-HoRsEs & VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-Fine driving horse; can
step 2:zG gait: rlbber-tire r7nabcut and
harness. $3.50; two good work horses.
cheap new steeI-tire buggy. SO; TWO
secondhand rubber-tire runabOuts,
cheap. 1905 G ST NV je15-3t
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When You Want a Cut
Policeman Shoots Dog.

OF ANYTHING Joyce Engraving Co. star Bldg.
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WANTED frst-class pastry cook
situation; good IN an pies. cakes. ice
cream. ard ornamentirg. Address BOX
-yi this office. ief5-3t
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TABLE BOARD.

ASTORIA DINING ROOM. under new
management; excellent board at reason
able prices. Je9-t
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LOST.
FOUND.

FOTND-Near Treasury. June 3. roll o.
bills Address FOUND, 642 G ST. ne.
jel5-St
FOUND-The key to success 81 photo
graphing babies and young children.
There IS nothing like the NURSERY
DEPARTMENT Of the Roycc Studio. at
1926 Il ST. NV. The results are beyond
COMMUNICATING are phenomenal
jel5-3t
FOUND-The way 10 ger rid OF rats
See BARCLAY. the Ferret Man, se7
Louisiana ave. mh21-tf
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FOR BENT-Stable Tor storage or shop.
broad. through alley; reasonable 10 de-
sIrable parties. 15J1 * st. NV jel4-3t
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DON'T FORGET TO try a psiir Abra-
hams S. $3.50. 81 s.. S. sample pants.
SIS. Try Abraham suits. SO serge.
S4Ss; SO black cheviOt. sass: So black
clay. SIS. DON'T FORGET ABRA-
HAM. 14I5, 1415. 14l7 II ST. ne jeIl-lL
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FOR SALE-GOod horse top buggy. and
harness Can be seen at 2618 Pennsyl-
Vania ave ieI5-3t
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WANTED BICYCLES.

DON'T TAKE your old bicycles to sum-
mer resorts. q. T.. HUNTER The BIZ
cycle Man. viii u az them. 113 Penn
sylvaula ave- uW. iel5-1t
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PETWoRTH.

JOHNSON DRUG CO, ss0t New Hampshire ave.
and 2i0I Brightwood ave
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wANTEl1-MoNEY.

WANTED BY Western lady. a loan Of
SO. Immediately. Address ALICE. this /
office. n
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Use American Paper Julep straws.
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FOR SkLE-Goat, wagon and harness.
l03S 5th 81. ne. jelS-3t
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FATALLY WOUNDS SON,
FATHER GRIEF CRAzED
Harpers Ferry Iiveryman Believed
Young Man Was an Intruder in
Home and Shot at Him.

HARPERS FERRY. Aug. 6.-Mistak-
ing his eldest son. Ashton Jones, about
twcnty-four years old, for n burglar
Thomas S. Jones, prominent livery
man here, shot and in all proba bility
fatally injured the young man. The
shooting occurred about II clock Thurs
day uignt.
The wounded man Is I'm a prccarious
condition. and D:. r. +. Ransom says
Il is doubtful If he will live through the
day
The father IS crazcd with grief. He
is row locked IN his bedroom and closely
watched for fear he will harm himself
Tho injured mans mother is also pros
The shooting was entirely accidental
and the authorities will take no action
in the case.
A man named GreenwH. better
known as the "Chambersburg Kid" who
IS supposed 20 have been the man Jones
was shooting at, escaped and has not
teen seen since.
When Lane Jones. the tweIve-year-old
party OF soldiers to camp about l0:15
o'clock Thursday night he saw stranger
In his fathers house and heard Mrs.
Jones screaming for assistance. He told
Ashton to go to the house and drive
away the intruder, who is believed TO
have been the "Chambersburg Kid" an
alleged notorious "a mblCr and thief
Ashton started toward the house. stop
ping in an alley 10. get a stone The
father thought he WAS the Intruder and
shot him,
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Kuropatkin COrnered;
Must Turn and Fight

advance. and the encircling mesh IS be-
ing daily drawn closer ana closer.
Dispatches from St Petersburg this
morning state that the pessimism there
is growing II is known that official
dispatches have been received AT fre-
quent intervals from the front during
the last few days. and the fact that
these have not been made public Is ac-
centuating the feeling of anxiety, as
this silence by the officials Is taken 10
indicate that the dispatches have no
hopeful indica tiOns In them
All reports regarding the situation At
Z Eort Arthur continue vague and con-
Trajectory Even the dispatches from
ChefOo. the point from which the first
actual news Of occurrences at The port
might be expected do not agree.
Reports UnconfImed.
The sensa tionaI reports emanating
from there yesterday 10 the effect that
the Japanese had lost in the neighbor-
hood Of Il. coo killed and wounded in a
two DAYS battle about the outer de-
fenses. cannot be confirmed and are
generally believed to be greatly eNaS-
gerated if not manufactured from the
whole cloth.
The only point on which there seems
to be a general agreement Is that the
Japanese have been able 10 narrow the
seTniCircle of troops besieging the for
tresses. and are now close 10 the inner
works.
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TOKYO. Aug 6.-General Kurok re-
ports that in the fighting east Of Lao
Yang on Sunday last he captured lieu
tenant colonel, seven other officers 80
men. two guns, $50 rifles, 400 tents, many
implements. and a quantity of shells
and other ammunition.
in long dispatch received yesterday
he gives the details of the battle Be
ginning on July 10 the Russians who
were menacing Molten were gradually
re-enforced until they had reached four
divisions. and the indications We're that
more were coming. The center on the
Liao-Yang road had gradually ad-
vanced 70 Anping, and the force at
Yushulintsu seemed offensive.
Anticipated Movement.
Accordingly on Thursday General
kuroli resolved 10 anticipate this move
ment and dispatched his right wing TO
attack Yushulintsu and the left wing
to the Yangtsu Pass. and the other road
twelve miles south. There was tangle
of hills between which was especially
unfavorable for attack.
The Yangtsu wing divided into three
columns. The right was de'e.ched 10
flank the Russian left and re-enforce
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4" Boston Pilot" Offers
Support to Roosevelt
Declares the President Has Acted Justly at
All Times Toward Catholic Church.
T. St John Oaffney's Views.

do not forget them. Pray for them
but do not vote for them.
I'VE say: Be grateful TO your friends.
and DO not forget them.
That IS why people with long mem
cries have Il warm place In their hearts
for Theodore RoOsevelt-no fair weather
friend. no favorer of any class or creed
or race, but just man and safe one
TO trust, in storm or calm
MI Gaffney's Views.
r. St John Ganney. prominent Cath
Clic Of New York. in a recent interview.
said:
"One OF the most gratifying features
of recent American political campaigns
Is the apparent breaking away frOl.,
the Democratic party OF a large and in
huential element of our citizens of Irish
birth and descent
There is no doubt in my mind that
a great deal of the prejudice which has
been directed against the Irish in he
past has been the result of its ideuti-
iiCatiOU with Democratic municipal
Dcl.tiCs. Again, our race has suffered
severely and uniustly in American pub
lie opinion by its ASSOCIATION with Tam
many He'll.
IF we had been more evenly divided
between the two great parties, II would
have been much 10 our advantage so
cially. commercially and politically, and
this opinion I know is shared bY the
leaders of the Catholic hierarchy.
THE Pilot represents the spirit Of
the times In refusing TO be u perpetual
appanage to a discreditcd party.
president Roosevelt Will receive q
larger Democratic vote than Blaine.
His popularity with Irish-Americans Is
far greater than that of the 'Plumed
knigh
The Washington times., 1904-08-06

LONDON, Aug. 6.-General Kuropat-
kin. by his continued withdrawal to-
ward the north has, according to all
advices received from the seat of war,
been able to avoid thus far 4 decisive
engagement with the Japarsse forces
enveloping the army.
He has. however, retTeated about as
far as is possible There is no doubt in
the minds Of those most closely in toucn
with the situation that the fight will
occur either today. or by Monday at
the latest.
Fight Near Eiao-Yang.
There is a possibility that the fGht
will not occur about Aus-Chan-Chan.
as has been generally believed but that
the field Of battle may be transferred
10 the vicinity OF LiaO-YanG.
This possibility arises from the fact
th..t the japanese army under Kuroh.
which has been and still Is menacing
the Russian force from the northeast, Is
drawing ITS lines closely around Lao
Yang and shows no disposition 10 ad-
vance further south. 1t is probable that
Kuropatkin's plan is TO get as near Muk-
Gen as possible before engaging the
enemy.
The forces of the MikadO under Gen
erals Olu and Nodzu also continue their