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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-02
fodsels dags~ Bogen
faaes Tom pramie meo Oecorah.p oiten.

Dms lille Bog err fddkbes uSreta, dtert Tor hprn aduis Udcr or PP pafs swHT me pes
for famuhens oss iRsrnsss Ndpue unor hrO Date r amrt en- cur fae bTsmts Raubse % Rpu.
bm 5afssSaa % Paa m mosaaas@s s@t Fnss r ), TOR % hFDG~1St oaoT1 ct lice p1 ct
ar en- u6tkte ar en- era nsu uapufuuN5 pTfouhg3e php p@rs dft tor 9ntrast tr
upa camille = % fan oyaap S rNs Gdhsb@xr btps I'll apmt 1TM !. at P" IN 7Isi t'mlft
l3 Guu net 30 mSa ngrsf at pat emst aeSsms 5sddsSao oS 5obtasnr
eOgm u fmuh mabun6m EsrSm @ GHa 15ofaso~sbg. ~ @nHbogh@T pa Swssno s 5r
fHn FAINT root init. Den fm@s ttu a" O@oabp Ofn" o9 r@ arn" for SIX baatt 5orhA
pf bar oga md eaantm obun0st Submit im fohr 10 Gents ea, 0s%3pd pSNfS till
ICMes for MSm@s StN. = aSRia
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-02

aummnmalt 9aan. Stapanger 6cr.
monSIfab bar FOR Stapangcr @asoerfs
aeanina aiiluttet 2aan meo Sfaoan-
oer Sparcfasie poa 10000 os nleo
Staomger SanSels. 90 SroiiltrIbarf
poa 10000 9r.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-02
seIcaraf til asIanS.

Selcarai til SslanS. Oct banife
8Ia0 "9srieu" pil uioe, at Store
norOiife 5eIeerafieIifob MI er iaauiot
/ 6orbereoeIierne til g%tablcrine al en-
SelesraiforbinNelie meO SsIanS. at
EIanens Reoliiation mn or fifret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-02

aeiicren | MalciunS. ON Seiier
8iIbelmS 9eieg | 9loleiun0 iorlcOeu
9og meIoes, at oct belt tgiennrcm for'
meOe iig JON et utberltg ~6olfets
SpI6eit pperipr Den brRrote @p5 bsie
8etaispr. Men en- llm~iO0elbarbeO %
en- Stprfe, Ser life fltnSe un0Ia0e at
gisre SnOtrpf, gao EafnemmeIigbeoet
fig llotrpf. SoeraIt bour aetierers
Berion tom tiIiDne, ItrsmmeOe 8ilies
nerne - 6em ban oItio DenIig % liD'
Zig beioareoe - bam iulsOe, Og Ger
bar | Surroerne EFT SLANG, iom bar
tpOeIig not @iOne ON StemntEgertS
2ggtbe0. 8eS anfomiten bplOeoes
&etieren al Sanoforet, % ira ole De
goaOe og 9ampifi6e, iom mptoreOe
omfring Set itoIte &eiierifib, LOO Sur.
raerne uitanielig op til BAN. &eiie.
ren ipoOiere0e irem og tiIbase pna
9roer - iua Soft fit goo arIeoniug
til at ie BAN - og Ga Sdngcrifibet
brog biefrooer, pirfebe fam meo Saans
zen % ipinBeoe mtntert meo Suen til
afifeo. Neo iDnlig 8lp6e moOtog
Geiieren Oe al Ntagitraten ooerrafte
Wtin6er ira 8ran0en - beitaaer0e al
8ierItonbe, itebte al Wfetallet al gp,
ems &irfefloffer, funGet pGa airfcnS
8rarOtomt -; ban piIOe, iagoe ban,
opbeonre Dem / lit Siem iom ct fiGrt
Oiinoe. S tit Soar paa S~r0isreren8
Gale ptreoe 9eiieren 81. a., at ban
bap6e babt ian mango glade Sttnber
ne0 Sen norife apit at set bao6e pp.
ret BAN en- Itor 8IpSe at funne Iiges
iom 9isre ct Sln9S 8ien9ipIo ue0 at
trGOe bieIpen6e til, mar ltIpffen OF
Geben fnlSte. SiGr bapoe ban npret
forrsiet ouer, at bans SieIpeiti6e fom
iao tort irem. Geiiereu par ilanS ITO.
get ooer en- baIp Sime. @~ientagne
8urge u0taIte ban lin gelmoring oper
oen Surtig6e6, bOorneo 8~arafbper
bar reiIt, % ober at 9pen iaa mart
bar ooagnet igien til linIig RsreIie.
Sele @ftermi0ooaen uOfoIoeoe ser ia
ct prenoe 2io al SmonboaOe ogGanp.
ifibe omfring "Soben5oIlern". ltN.
ooer gfteren ipiGe0e Nhlitfen soo
0teIlembGffet. s 8pen bar ser Set.
itemnirg. 8aberue irembso ct liz.
=. 49,.
ligt 9iaeOe; ale, iom fuRoc TONNE
iig no, par pad 8enene, itore og imao
- ale oil6e Sc ie % raabe Surra Tor
BEN bsiiinScSe Serifer, hois Ioun al.
tiO biz bIioe mtr0et meo 9egeiitrin1
90 9iGrIisbeO / Seres 9p.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-02

T~cberbsItem tearer iii at blipe me-
oct apa / Ersnselaeen. @r9Siet itaor
nirSponIie frnitigt, os llobnttet Ter
re iii at blipe enSnu bebre emo 6ior.
ooret. Siotil bar geiret pGret onar'
Iiat, meo Gegn o. auloe,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-02
GiteriperssIel.

Sea euiter a: iaa Wartin @ersldnos Hor..
ON aoQei innOe ieHee mia ben. ,7ijor pdr
hau | glmusapolis. o. Aaslano, Gilt Gogs,
feraus 60. NtoutdHa.
Stbe. gt. ben Greoe SrBnoer. ipm Dac
iireoei I Biaoet ior I50e Suit ont Abe Suit
5eittH l asiiuibcia, Canada, Uars al ocn
@oobeo at opigie mig isJeuHem @3eeorab'
Eoiieu, : apein DeRne artitiau Btbe er, ca ont
hon CT iuot I R0rgs elisr Gmsrjtl. @ruHota
ttl min 9l1sgicrris9eo CT oeu, al lea trnr. at
ot tr belG5teoe. oa nit Raun pgiaa er Bibe.
- On Gorol9actne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-02

st californian. Sppoibefbanten
bar unocrifrcpet en- aontrnft ON ct
2aan paa 10 Niia. 6raucs meo e.
uocnofolf aouicrtiun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-02

sfuabranS. Sra Gala mel0eS Sen
t5Se ,Slli: On uuI0iom SfogbrarO
raier ouer 8auaiis SuOOumac Breitc'
ooaro$ og SuNounae @US iurnt Sor8s
30 Sfoac. Slocn or / IiItaBcrOe. 8I.
6 iafteS par 750 SgrSer 2ouO bcrict.
SorSbo IN er iterft trltct % bill botS
life geirrt GuSrer itg brGrrSe nco.
Gcr lose SltIi mcSOcIe2 iMumc,
'tcSgfra: Snat oor S~toabrauHtt be
ben iterft 6earTWct. men | SormjS'
Gags be1pnSte set at bIGie, on SIotn
bluSiCSe otter % mc0 itor 0oIoiombcO
oa brcSte ia MOB Gor& QfGuO ira
Sc uurligncttSe Sogre itremmcr Ita'
sin til for at biGIpe mcS ShituiraS.
orbciSct. SESen bar en- llNitrUtning
al ca. Is GiIomctcr.
2 gu flor SfopbranO u0brSN 2Sr'
Sna 1ormiOSol / SrrCforS Stoaer oco
Rllmdr, mrIScS ocrirn ocr t90e SllIi
Geo 3.Sioen mcntc man at barre Ser.
re cucr SlSeu; men pIu0ieIig brsS ben
ms iaicn on pCO6teo belle S~6uooGcn.
SiUlpcntonoifob aiRif / SsnooE& ira
9u6ro mrS GprSiter oa Slrrper. :
RmNaaS aftoa SISeu %iuoIcocS. at man
m,ener at funne bcberift Oerr. GOO
S5r. 9an6 ifaI prrc e0eLast. @rar'
sen IfuIoeS rinteli1biS llioriinttQbeo
ubpfit al roaIe 6iifere peb en- al SfoB'
iscrrp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-02
Sra Norse.

gifinseHibet. s iioiie statsronS
er ser tiGabt anpcnot inotil 5000
Str. til llSsrauuine al gifinseifibet !
SIaeen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-02

Oct brittle arigsifib "2eoa" er al.
fonnlct til @renod eiter grpeoittoncr
icr at isge eitcr Stibbru0ne ira "ysor.
ge". aommouoantcn rapporterer, at
ban ianSt en- Site uteO Heiieaobs boz
reioe 9aunet Narin Glen ira 9itoo.
Oct par paa So enselifg IRil Gorooit
ior 3odaa. SomueiteOS baooe ban
let tnIriae HeouingsbeIter ira "geor-
no"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-02
suIat Serrcaaars. @reu :. Hble.

iclot.2 marpian bar iolgt Sopeo.
Qaaroen ~"sIoaesbolm" ! Seugelsie
Soan peo S~eoebuienc, $50 For.
2ano, "a Cor. Sartforn, I'll fbo.
5oipaetcr at auinmsuoro pch Sol.
itcbro Rpe.9aSieu, M al ToSfiloe.
9eiPtninq, sol % NpISreoifaber
m~eOfeIgcr. SpertdeelIeu timber Steo
i npitc llgc. Sisbeiummcn er libe'
fienot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-02
llbpaselist 5nnb. Sra &riitions.

Ubnggeltgt 6itilD. Sra &rT1ltaHS'
ianO ~mleOOeleS Oen 14oe Sill. S
9oueponoet, ire ailometer ira ari.
itiarSIanO, er / Gftrrmio0og giort ct
ubpg9eligt sumo, nemIig ct buipt ior.
roa0net 9ig al en- artogeIig Glore,
uu0eriGtiia, Ipsbnoret, ifnloet, orient
liz flG0t Manosperion. 2igets 2om.
mcr bar iplot meo Sten. Gn tiliteoe.
pprer6c truebe al ie Spor al a~rtiuItif
paa 9igets SoIs. 2ensmaroen bragte
set paa 8~rapfapeIlet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-02
Gu IiGlbcu Ruamarf. en- g

Gu ijGlocu Gnamarf. Gn Bro.
prietpr / Sotting Serreo bar iaor
oulet ct ret imuft StDffe Gug rloeh
at Gope iaoct iou mcgct JON en- crlelte
aicrne, % Dog er set ifsl9e "9orS.
8lfbl." gaaet ret nutltrligt iii. Ger
bar Irg poa famine Narf iiior, %
itrar eiter, at SG0en bar fomnten |
S1l8, blep Soroen ifrGlplsiet, og oa
oi 10 ii6Ite 6git if rigeligt meO
Regu, ipirebe Sc oifaIOue aierncr
Itrar meget IipIig. Oct par iua NE
ninget, at Wiarfcu ifltl0e babe oGret
pIsiet en- Gang til iiOite eitcranr
men al Ell eucr unOen BritnO bleo
6erre 8lsinina life uofsrt, % oa
Soroaret fom, itoo sem ieloiooeOc
Sab ina iurltft og frootgt, at gierer
bcilutteSe at laOe Sen 'tad, % MI itaor
ser paa SteSet 8ug, ion nGitcr
baaSe / 9pugoe, GGtbeo og Irito'
billing fan maale fig nteb DC ileitc
andre R~uamarfcr Der pna Ggncn,
ifient biSie ooa er iaoe6e og bebauo'
Ieoe paa alminheIig Naaoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-02
1uorse"s SorIis.

geo Snoiamlinsen ! aisbenbapn
gnIconing al @Iorse+s SORTS er biO.
til inofomnet 10000 Sir.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-02
SunSuc Galfnalericr

fsnnSuc aalfmalericr. 5 6rpslep
airfe ioretoaes | oisie Gage en- Re
~itoitration meo aiopfrine al BrGot.
feitoleu og altertoplen. Beo bette
arbeioc families ser ifsIgc "0sorSe
9[u." baq oen nitoprenOc Iltertanlc
poa Ell uteo bIna 8arpc o%oer1uolet
6laoe ct iGroeles bel uoi6rt Osalert
ioreitiaenoe ariitus' SorsiGitelie, IL
aeiom Ser pua EopItpffet opencper
fanotes nogIc Sigltrer. Sgiao she
flsieue er set Ipffebes at faa afopf.
febe, bporoeo Der er fremfomn1lelt
imuffc Srnamenter. Taa Nr9oife.
~itolcne. hoor 8eIterue IigeIcoes par
operiuulrte nleo btaa Sagpe, bar mai1
flrn0e fire 5iSHrer. foreitillenoe
@uangeIiIter1,e, Iigeion Der her emo
MI finOeS ct 8ar onorc 5igltrcr, Tom
enonu life err fnlot aibGffeoe. Ar'
tetoet peo Reitmtrotionen fcreItaocS
al Ralermeiter Scnien | N~pfiebing
%. UNDER arfitcft ShmiotS SeocIic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-02
Tpnsfolo,

SpSsialS. 6hp. aommanosr
SIaaoen 6. u. g. Sdultj er aigaaet
ueo Gsoen, 56 Iar 81.
2pac 8uuti Seiicn al &jelles
NIP er 300 paa Ranoer5 Spgcbls al
8Iobiorgiftuing, AS aur ganmcl.
aaptein ftp. SOerOirefter oeo
set fineiiIfe SeIesroiOpim Senrtt
9obr er 300 efter foa Cages Spg'
0om.
8bp. @aoroeier Sens RasmhlS.
len Stof, 5annerilp, er aigaaet peo
0eocn, s912 aor gammeI. atosoe
par ifslge "8reuaa ap." 8eternn ira
Sreaarsfrigcn og bnuoe oelta8et / 10
Itsrre og minbre Slag. SAN bar me-
MIA SolOat unoer ire 9on8er.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-02
f~orfIarins at mstriff ,lIaaI os pest.
eGusb.maa

29uabemaaL
ferurb.Guhsetr sr Nsisr - 3 FOB Q Tom. outrtut
81 onFTiinuts 1Durerl 1orfortfItr: I'm.
a~icufrisr; Ta. Dieisr; Sm. SsHtiHstsr.
rcL ucrt Ngl rtaHes ie I 1pmmf reanes IA ex
uQuuneter. 9eHtimeier.
inn norN Dlti Tt1nfs ha
10 aiiometer. lorb er lia eix Cent?
IlauHWntrTM RHL meter.
lGiSa usnrs hs 90 6sus / era MI er Ia 1909
tluietrr. Nltter.
T~tobsnaaL
C~GrauAenh.etn T arD
frrfcrieIIe: Ca. Seiinr / leHhe eano rseues ia
iW,eaI Spre reeats h9 40Ar.
msL u ars "7s ar
MaHL
ierh. -larorsr iSoaar rraHtS RI. 31
igsrftarr cri~ so Gre arsm HsHsss 2 Seats.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-02
1875 Cor saa en- Gun i'll en- @onS

I~V ~"6 TWH VI ~uB Ut vi ~F""V
| 6latnrger, ptre Namnaler, forrige
ltae. Sgiod fra Here andre Steber
melocs ser M on soot 2arefiife, weo.
beler "3ngSp."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-02
9asi.

@ast.
C@rurhsGnIeAeu az Crawl FortortfSsr: RI -
aiIparam; ps. = pttioaram; or Dram
! 5fiprune rssHss la / ziaaippHb - 800 Sram
le0RtloQr0r1 tnfr x "a.
Igoa rraneS Ia rs "a. ] GRQrf 80 @ram.
l9tsmerpuHb nsEfS Ing ! suaslif 9HHb sE i5i
eaa. @raM
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-02

"Tarnebroe" iortGIler. al 8apteiu
@m0el, Sa han iaa. at ali Sanb bar
Zoe, siebIiffaig gan Sr0re til at folbe
ale WSnnO paa 3affet. SeIe Idiftn.
pCriomIet forIoS Sa i'm @iernira o.
fon op. Gn aabptsionirn ser / lang
Sto bapSe ittIat "Nsoroe", eit rteS meo
Sfibet. "a bun after fom %. fit bum
Gie paa Sopteirer % raabte til BAN:
~isnrpeI, auptein @uHSeI % Saf for
aft go0tl" Gerpoo gtf bum thumbs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-02

SdmpIfibet "Sial0or" anfom Sen
1909 Sill til aigbenbaun ira SborS.
bapn. Som b~efieuOt bapOe set lore.
neoe 3ampifibseIifob rnOt oetWe
CAMPER til 6Grserne for at biemisre
Sc BERTH onfomne 10 Gericuer ira
"Rorge", remIig If RaSiogerer og 8
al RauSifabet. ~l6ialoor" bapoc
iiriolertio maottct eiterloNe s Rerio.
ner pao Soipitalet / S]borSbapu. mem,
lig 6 E~asiagerer % 2 al Ntaneifnbet.
Dc 5 aienp9renOe Tn8in9crer, Tom
aufom SerttI, or iageroe: Snaenisr
arel gtiIien ira Griitinnid, GSbarO
gsorbeim ira StapaHger, @~oarobru1er
Rprbcim ira Staoanger, @aurObruaer
Tobor ReOaI ira Ror9e, Touifer
Mariiis HasmuSicn % Sen ruSjtifr
Sooe Hubn Gaubfen. Gen norife
Sfomert, JON optog Sc GeoSeOe, bar
Olga Rauline", &aptein IanieIien
al Stapanger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-02
maaIfOr itsStuO, gar,r

t@rnHesGntsbsu CT e,;sr = omirsRi | pot)
5orfurttlitr: OIL - oetlouitr. 2. = eiter; Sd =
7ealitsr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-02

SoruSer Sc Eager. iom er funSre
At Sanonboa0cn "9eoa", bar man pna
SrfnserRs Sooeolm6 flmSet Ct REQ.
r~in9sbeIte, mertet "Rorae". Saptet.
ren paa et SrapIer bar til SauNeIs,
fautret | 8rimSbp i%nOberettet, at bau
| Seu iorlsbne llge oe0 Rodal bar
iun0et et auiR0eIis, bois Strsmper
% 2omnetsrfI0Sc par merfet ~. a.
2ommetsrflGoet er aiIeoeret iii 0eu
6arife aorilrI.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-05
WHIPPED!
Kuropatkin in Full Re-
treat Before the laps.
Licked at Every Pointand Call.
ing for Reinforcements.
One Of the Greatest Battles and Vic.
tories of History.

The only direct news from the seat
of war bearing Sundays date came by
way of Toxic in Il report from Field
Marshal Oyama saying that Lao Yang
fell completely in the hands of the
Japanese at Q o'clock that morning
that the japanese casualties were be.
lievcd to be heavy. and that nothing
was known to the Japanese concerning
conditions on the right bank of the
Taitse river.
The only comfort for the Russians at
home was the news. conveyed In a re-
port from Gen. Kuropatkin, dated Sat-
urday afternoon. that Gen. Stakel-
bcrg's lst Siberian army corp of $4,000
men, reported Saturday, as having
been cut off to the westward of Lao
Yang, had been safely cNtricated and
that the corps has succeeded in joining
the main Russian body on the right
bank Of the river but no details Of the
escape of Stakelberg are known.
Gen. Kuropatkin also reported that
the greater portion of his army was at
the time of filing the report, south OF
N"ntai, 10 miles northeast of Lao
Yang. few miles from the Yentai
mines where fierce fighting had been in
progress.
1t is indicated that there has been
| cessation of the fiercer fighting, Kuro-
patlin reporting that his men were not
being much interfered with by the
Japanese in the near neighborhood Of
his army.
In St Petersburg the absence Of
news is looked upon as heightening the
gravity of the situation for the Rus
slams.
1t was reported in st. Petersburg.
SUNDAY night that Kuropatkin had ar.
rived at Tiehing, which IS 10 miles
north of Yentai and Is miles south Of
Mukdcn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-05
A MYSTERY.
Shots in the Merchants
Bank at Portland.
Window Shattered by Bullet
Fired by Unknown Party.
Police Unable to Locate Anv One i,
the Building.

Portland, Me-, Sept. 4.-The police
authorities We're busy for a coupla Of
hours, Saturday evening, irving To fg-
urc out mystery in connection with
the Canal National Bank. They invest
/ gated very closely, but at the end
seemed to be no nearer solution than
when they started in.
Waterman Clarence Adams left the
bank about S.45 after making one of his
early rounds. When he went out ey
| erythIng was all right, and as usual he
| left the lights burning. He started for
| Exchange street to look into the Mer-
chants Bank and WAS walking down
Middle street when he heard a report
which seemed like that of a gun. He
thought nothing unusual of the matter
but on returning to the Canal at 10
O'Clock, saw plain evidences that some
thing wrong had been going on in the
| place.
one of the DaneS of the windows in
| the rear showed a hole somewhat larg-
or than the size OF i bullet. In 4 glass
panel i'll the door separating the direc-
tors rocm from the main corridor were
foCr holes, one large one in the center
and three smaller ones. In the window
of the door opposite this door was also
q hole. Scattered all about the room
We're tiny pieces of glass.
No bullet or any weapon of any kind
could be found by either Mr.. Adams or
Inspector Dawson and Policeman Ball,
who We're soon on the scene making an
investigation.
John f. Parr one of the clerks in the
American Dairy lunch. heard the re-
port. He remembers that it was be-
tween 9 and $50 and when he heard it
he WAS in the back room of the restau-
rant frying an egg. He thought some
thing out of the ordinary must have
happened and he and Charles Bernstein
rushed out of the back door and stood
on the steps for a few minutes. From
this point of vantage they We're able to
see two mon inside. One Of them was
rather tall md Wore a light hat with
dark band The other was shorter and
the restaurant man saw but little of
him. He SAID that the tall man had
rifle in his hand which after flourishing
for a time he placed in a corner. Just
then a crowd began to gather in the
lunch room and the man had to leave
to attend to business.
After doing a good deal of thinking
Il theory something like this was
evolved: The description of the tall
man ITALICS closely with that of one of
the clerks in the establishment. and
it is very likely that having a key to
the front door, he came down to the
bank and got foolng with a rifle This
seemed to be the only one plausible ex-
PLANTATION Of the case and the one which
was generally adopted.
Nobody was injured.
The officers of the bank will sift the
natter to the bottom to satisfy them
selves as to just what happened.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-05
SIX KILLED.
And Several Injured in
Railroad Wreck.
Shuttle Train and Trolley Col.
Iision at St. Louis.
Motorman and Conductor Held, Await
ing Developments.

st. Louis Sept. 4.-Six persons were
killed and 10 We're injured. two prob
ably fatally, and nine seriously, yes
ter,lay, by the collision of Il Wabash
Worlds Fair shuttle train with Il sub
urban electric car at the Sarah street
crossing.
There were % passengers in the cal
ana none escaped injury. The dead
ar:
John J. Wilson, Kirkwood, ST. Louis
county.
George w. Majors. st. Louis county
Mrs. Charles Merklcy, Ottawa. III.
Unidentified boy ANA two unidenti-
ned women are also among the dead
NJ Il. Bristol of st. Louis county and
RI. b. Culp Of st. Louis, are fatally
hurt.
Crowds of I.enple visited the morgue
IN an endeavor to identify the bodies
of the dead. After temporary assist
ance by physicians ut the scene of the
Wreck. those most seriously hurt were
taken in ambulances to the City hos
pital.
The Shuttle train was returning to
Union station from the Worlds Fair
grounds at the rate OF about 20 miles
an hour, it is said. The street car,
which was on its way to the suburbs
with load of people returning home.
stopped directly in front of the loco
motive ana was cut in two.
The trucks Of the car We're knocked
100 feet away. while part of its roof
was carried 200 feet further by the
train.
Bodies of the dead and injured with
wreckage of the dismantled car We're
tance.
a. w. Burbank, engineer Of the Shut
tie train, who hlames the motorman of
the electric car for the accident, saws:
Il was within 100 yards of the SUI
burban crossing when | saw the car
start across the track. 1t looked to me
as If 1t had ample time to get across
The Waterman and the flagman at
the crossing and somr-ef-t 41c-p1SSen-
gers confirm the statement that the
car stopped, started across the rail-
road track and then stopped where il
was struck.
NO satisfactory explanation has been
given why the car stopped in the mid.
die Of the track.
Theodore Cook, the motor!nan. whose
shoulder WAS fractured, is held Il pris-
oner at the City hospital. and Patrick
Sheehan, conductor of the Suburban
car, has been arrested.
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REPUBLICAN ENTHUSIASM.
Flag Raising Followed by Grafton at
St. George.

Rockland. Me-, Sept. 4.--The first Re-
publican fag-raising at st. George for
many years took place last night. The
principal speaker at the mass meeting
that followed WAS Congressman Con-
ner of Iowa. MIR. Connor urged Maine
Republicans to pile up a large majority
for the State candidates as the country
vas watching the result in Maine.
There is no reason why any one who
has voted the Republican ticket should
fail to do so this year." said Mr.. Con-
NOR. The party has redeemed all it,
promises. and points with pride to the
result. In every part Of this great
country prosperity abounds."
Mr.. Conner said that the present
iowa idea about the tariff VAS that the
Dingley law is without question the
best protective measure ever written.
There is no difference between the Re
publicans Of the West ana those of the
East upon tariff ideas The speaker
reviewed the result of protective tariff
legislation. He said that in the y
wears preceding 1865 when the country
was practically under free trade the
wealth Of the country was $4,000, 900.
ana that under 40 years Of protection il
has increased more than Ss4,0O0.o00.
The per capita wealth had more than
doubled since 1860 and the amount of
money in circulation had Increased
more than $1,000 100000 since the Cleve-
land administrations. The value of
manufactures had increased from 81
Coz. OoG to SI5.00OOoO since 1860, and the
balance of trade had been larger in our
favor each year since 1896 than it was
altogether prior to that time.
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VISITING ODD FELLOWS
From the Provinces Being Entertained
by Boston Brethren.

Boston, Sept. 4.-MOre than 400 Odd
Fellows from the Manchester Unity
Lodges Of Montreal. Que. and Halifax.
y. s., arrived in this city, this morning,
as the guests of the Massa chusetts
Odd Fellows for one week. The WISH
tors we're met at the station and es-
cortcd to Odd Fellows building, where
a reception was held. Ir the after
noon, the visitors and the entertaining
lodges paraded through the Back Bay
section Of the city to fremont Temple
where Rev. DR.. Stockdale, pastor of
Berkeley Temple. preached a sermon.
Tho remainder of the week Will be
devoted to pleasure excursions, while
on few occasions exhibitions of de-
gree work will be given.
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CALLS FOR TROOPS.
kuropatkin Realizes That He's W
Against the Real THING.

st. Petersburg. Sept. 4.-t,InDeror
Nicholas. this afternoon. received q
telegram from Gen. Nuro,.ntkin ask
ing for the immediate diai,ntrh to the
Far East of the 9Th Army Corps.
General StakelberG's 1st Siberian
Army Corps, which was reported. yes
terday, by Gen. Kuropatkin as having
been cut off to the westward of Lao
Yang, has been safely extricated
Gen. Kuropatkin telegraphed at
o'clock, Saturday evening. that the
greater portion of his army was then
south of Yentai. about 10 miles north
Ell st of Lao Yang. and another portion
of it was crossing the Taitse river and
taking up position on the right bank
This message. which was received
by the Emperor, early Sunday morn
ing. threw a more hopeful light on the
position of the Russian army and the
authorities heaved signs of relief.
There is no attempt, however, to con-
zeal Ire gravity Of the situation, in
view Of the absence of news regarding
what is happening, today.
The following is the full text Of Gen
Kuropatkins report:
'"u"y 'oept' %, phc greater part OF
the Russian army. including the First ST.
berian army corps, is occupying positions
south of the branch railway from Yen
tai station to the Yentai mines
The Japanese. although they were in
the immediate vicinity of our troops, to-
day. confined themselves principally TO
shipping from the Chinese cornfieIds.
"Our troops. which were posted at Lao
Yang. are crossing to the right bank OF
the Taitse river.
The area of opera lions Is almost entire
iy covered by growing Chinese corn
which greatly impedes the movements OF
thhe troops.
The retreat Of Maj. Gen Orlofr's de-
tachment yesterday friday. was largely
CONTINUED on page 80
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NITRO-GLYCERINE ExPLoDEs
Killing Five and Wounding Five More
at Upper Sandusky, Ohio.

Findlay, Ohio, Sept. Alive dead and
an equal number seriously injured as
the result of premature explosion of a
quantity of ro-glycerine near Upper
Sandusky, today.
The dead-Malen Lookabaugh. Find
lay: LATE Mckay. Findlay: Joseph Fox,
Lima; Corine Wise. II years old, Upper
Sandusky; Emanuel Urcan. Cincinnati
The injured-Ernest Wise. Louise
Lookabaugh. Alice Wise, Mary Guilt
ford and Claire LoOka baugh.
The accident occurred while Mckay.
an oil well shooter, was engaged in low
ering the nitro glycerine. At the time
his assistants, the Lookabaughs and
Fox together with the others, were
grouped about the well. The cause of
the explosion is unknown.