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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-23
@idtiss Gntideionns bstrefenS
Yoitfartem.

Nadridten aus WaibinetOn, .. g.,
sufolge bat Der Yunoes=8 eneralanmalt
entldieben. AaB YOftarten ODER, um
Den officiepsn Nuaornd 81 gsbrauden.
.Yripat Mailing Garos". rpenn lie bic
Worte .uniteo States Of Mmerita" auf
Der FIR Die MorelIe bsltimmten Settle
aufmsiien, nidt nit Der Yot beTOroert
iperotn f6nnen, neil in Der Ye3eibnung
cine gentle qrt bon MiBbrau9 Der
Yunoes= gutoritdt reip. cine Gdlidung
erblidt tperoen tonnte. I'm nun aber
ben bielen 6irmen ETC., tuel0e 9roBe
Yorrdtbe folder 9arten an 0ano boz
ben. @eleaenbeit gu geben. lid beriel-
ben 3u ~sntduBern, miro oieie gntIdei=
Oung crit nad benz |. Suli ourdge=
fiibrt werosn.
Yis 3u ienem Datum f6nnen biele
2artsn 3u Den ublideu poltraien, l
Sent i'm Snlano uno 2 Gents i'm 9luss
lamb, psrididt werosn. Rad Dem l.
Suli nimmt inoeB Die pOit isiue berar-
tigen 6arten mehr on.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-23
...Refe...

Sie batten lid entIdIofcn unS an
bclu@en uno ain lelbcn Sage ldneitc
eS unuuterbroden, bis ibcr 3 3oa bcS
ldouen SdneeS ale Weae beoedtc.
Die cruadten, fanbtn bic Stroben,
bobn ginien auber Sronuua, ooS
@cben unm00lih ocnadt uno Elm
tolter Woromcit.s Sino trieb cen S6nee
in orobcnoe Weben. Gle bliebcn su
@oulc.
Nun baben mir bel6loncn, Die gins
Iaoung uno ben Werfiuf Az wieoer'
bolcn. Gin no6maIiacS Na@luden
bat nod pielc tleine Meitc ans Qiht
oebradt uno audi nod cinscluc Stiids
nnter beu ~fcrtioen 8Ieiscrn. Samitoe,
falls bas Mrtter Go erlaubt, mcrbeu
oiel e %perfouit.
Yrinosn @;ie s,uei Collars nit.
fir Saden bic Sbnen e~em0bnIidl
finI Dollars fpiten nnb Sic werDei
10 nnoeiabr baS Sichte %gstrOiiei
haben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-23
Weue Sneorporationen.

@eiiern lpuroen folsenoe neue 5ir-
men etc. incorporirt
Die .@lobe Goal Wfe. Co.,
South yeno. Capital 800. 900. 90,
Directoren 9. W. @obinion, Is. 6,
Dowel, Grant 8. Goodman, s. 8.
Carpenter uno 8. y. 5albOit. Dil
60. min tiinlilihe Sobien, rsIp.
8riqucttes aus 4oblenitaub etc. Der :
itellen.
Sie .gemsnt Stone IL Yrid 'Soms
panp", Sout Seno; capital SIS. 900.
Directoren: 9. Or. 9obinion, ". 8,
DIFFERS, B. 8. Wiiliams, @eorge W.
QOugbman unb .. M. SbipeleD.
Eie .Salfmap Oil & @as 6om-
pnnp", @eofep; Capital $50. 900. 81
rectoren: Martin Dull, @iaiam gurs
rent, preiton Orr, Ora @iniamTon
unb @sorgt u. gOasr.
Die Barr @aIb 81 padaae Carrier
COMPANY, Ohio; @apital 800, 900.
Sncorporatoren: 8. Wt. Weaper, 30.
Wl. Sturges, 8. U. Strong, i. &.
5rncp. @. %. Barr, D. 8. MIbauqb
uno ). 8. Barr.
Die .Warion gountp Contraction
@ampanp" erb0bte ibr capital bon
SIS. 900 auf s25. 900. uno Die .@rccl=
flor Slap Woris". Brazil, bas ibriae
bon $50. 900 auf $50. 900.
Sa9eaen reoueirte Die nMmerican
Starh Gompann. Columbus. ibr @a=
pital bon $500. 900 auf $50. 900.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-23
oSdsubiat."
Die uisrte Scriteauns unter ben Auipieien
oes 1beater=YereinS

9as Hepertoir gomite, nelhes
geitern QbcnO 5uiammsntrat, bat einen
s!iidli6en @urf setban, ais es oas
grobe YOlisiiid nSeserbIut" bon Gle-
mems 3ausr ais nd9lfes Siid fir
Miitpod Den 3. 6ebruar tudblte. gs
1T Elm prddtises, Bib aus Dem terniesn
9eben oes Oberbairiih den 9oltes. SIR
bette uno %pOufdnoisfe S~nIcenirung 1T
seioret.
Ser Sbeatersy erein miro leinen Mit=
alieoern Elm Stiid aus oela ternigen
Oeu;l6en Yoltsleben nit ieinem 9ieben
uno 9afien in trefHi6lter Auflbruns
bringen. 9as Siid ipielt i'm Gbiem.
8au on Der Siroler @rense. IS 1T
reid an wabrbaft oramatiiAen gpiio-
Den, sei9t aber and oas Derl0bnsnoe
element ourd feline berrliden Sdnaoa-
bipf, bapriide Sdubplattlsr rno ion-
ltisea Natisnaltdnse.
Der 3beatersW erein ma9t oiesmal
~beinnoere Nntren9ungen nm benz
publitum gersdt gu neroen, re@net
aber aud nit BsItimmtbeit oaraul,
Dab ieOes Mitslisb oes Nereins ss Iid
CUR pfidt ma9t, fir ein boles 9aus
3u forgen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-23
Wisos- --@rab.



@iliam uno ellie Monm, 1874
plealant Str, 0nabe. - 0albert nno
eli3abetb Mop, $50 Nlblano gOenue,
- @ultap uio pauline Sunius, 2l9
Fulton Str, Wdohen --Wiuiam uno
6rau 6brifian. 1908 llnion SirnBe.
Nldohen. - Gbarles nno Gpa Sub.
north, 2l4 6baowid Str.. Mdodcn.
- George uno Glementinc Worep,
POLL Sf %. Ctr, MdOben.
@etraut:
Nncn y. Vorter-Gona Gilmore.
Seize Saposn-MarD Smith.
Ner Notbrod-@0na Gnpoer.
Sames Dean-Gtner Dean.
..5obn pbiaips-DeIa 6inlep.
Simon 0ooo-@eorge Smith.
Sames q. Oliber-2ouiIe Yeeiien.
ennis Sones-9atberine Brennan.
5bomas Wurrea -Nettie Winiams.
% orben:
Charlotte Mier, q, 33 @ariielo
Ape. -pearl Neling, 81, Dioconilfsr
0ospital. - Maggie 2obe. SO, 34l9
Noro Capitol Abe. - gli3abeib Graig,
35, Ct. 0incsnt'S 0Ospital.- Serome
3oot, 81. 945 Noro Sninois Str.-
Gdualine Gboemater, AZ, Noro 2ai-
Iale Str. - SGugling NowIin. 1881
0~roa6ipap. = Ola Sauosberrp. IL,
SIG Grate Ctr. = Suiep 9irilep 25,
Welt %. Str. = 6rancis Yarrp, l
Monat. 3l6 Mslt Is. Str. ,-@barles
Omens, L. 1921 Columbia Npe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-23

Tnr Snpiana: S60n oeute glbenb uno am
Sonniaa fdlter beute &benc taIte NeIIe
in ben noroIiden uab csntroIen TbeIIen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-23

@aisinaton. 20. Sanuar.

sar "a enaHS.H. snSsHS "a nsr Wssnss. ben as. Gan
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-23
Sir @ooisbelt
Grtldren iid Die rspubI. 8eitunssberaussebsr
Snoiana'S.

9ie vyersiniguns Ger republ. 3ei=
tungsberausgsber bon Snoiana" bat
geiteru, ebe ibre Wli'tUintersY erIamms
lung 9eIdloHen muroe, ourd &eiolu-
tiOnen, bic mad LANCER gr0rtsrun9 bon
benz 9omite abgeIaBt mOroen paren,
Die Administration &ooieDelt's inboi-
lirt, ipie aud feline Wieoersg rnennung
sum republ. prdlioentidafts Ganbi.
oatsn. =
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-23

G60n beute Nbenb uub am Sonntie (;
faIte Speae; bic Temperature wiro bis gum
NaIipmit iaIIen
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-23

@etTembah'S WtrtbS6aft,
go. 14Of Waotson Mpewme.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-23
SodilntD nnO Gisgang
limo Ger pom ibnen au9erid>tete
Sdaben.
9ieIioe llsbsrlawemmmn0en.


Sag, troboem oas 2bauwetier uno
Meoen petter bis gum Wadmiitae ou.
bell unb erlt oann our6 tiiblere Wit.
ierlno nit Ghuee uno ibeiImeilen
6roli criebt 'uuros, in u~tIerer StaOt
nidt fopiel S@aoeu anaeridiet, aIs be.
iiirhtet worbeu mar.
Maeroin9S putben. wie Ihou am
Domerao9, mondc adot. Diirictc. 70
Sadlon part nbrolih bon ben Ntlas
gnoine Woris. 3beile bon WeI Su.
oiauapolis, bic gircus-Wriinoe uio bic
qeIammten Wieoerungen OIL Der MeIt
! Waibington Strabe, fernsr Die 0dns
oereien am 6nopuntte Der Sn.
Diana Muenue teim Jaa Street. etc.
in Seen umaewouoelt uno ole bort AT.
fdIissn Wsnihen muBten. tbeilweii,
inter 3urudlanang TIRES g%igenibums
ibr Seil IN Der 6luht Dor Der Soh=
autt Iuden, bod waro. ME oeIaqt.
uiht oas befiirttete @eroerben on9e-
rihtet.
- bine" d unter Is
9egan9e II.
llsber Den Sdaoen. pelden Der Sis
Srud in Der Donneritag Radt in
Broad Ripple anribttte, 1T be-
rslts tura bsridtet wOroen. 0ier
mag beiaefii9t weroen, oaB Der
9ampier .Sunihine", gisenibum
oes gapitdn NoruieI, | d gu
8runos sesansen 1T, pie bon Den eng.
liiden 3eitunaen beridtet. fOnoern oaB
oerIelbe nur an elmer Seite beih1oigt
morosn 1T. ein Sdaoen, Der nit 5000
b0lig geosdt iein uirO.
9 daoen anoer % c 20 q +.
in q tonS r.=Y Il d E.
Eie Spsrrung Der Yriiden mar,
troboem iie ben @ertebr nit Dem ueitl.
9beile ouf elm Minimum beidrdntte,
cine oringsnO gsbotene MaBresel.
Nenn ben itdotiihen 'Yriiden. Die
leit 5abren baufdqig waren, uno be-
Ionbers Der pfoblbriide Der StraBen~
babu Oh Der Wet Waibinaton Strabe.
babsn gis uno Sodnaher, 81 oenen
lih nod ole anqeidnemmten 5riimmer
Bon goOten etc. aus YroaO cripple etc.
ssislten, arg suQeiebt. Die StraBen4
babn=Sriids OIL Der %. WaIbingion5 Str.
wuroe oerart suseridtei. cine Mafie
Der S~tiibbalten murOen seriplittert -,
oaB fe iiberbaupt fir ieoen @ertebr &c.
iperrt peroen muBte; oenn lie ientie
Ti5 i'm 2aufe 6es Cages I'M etira einen
balben SUB.
Mnoere 9 raden= Gdd0en.
Sdwsr beiddoiat wuroe ferner Die
W6ite @iper Bride on Der Sram=
f%orospiIe &oao, beren 0lfliher Stein-
pfeiler iogar bon ben @ismaiier eebor=
fen tpuroe.
Muh Die Sol3mert-llnterbauien Der
Briiden on Der 4iber Mpe., MOrris
Str, Nortbmsfern Ape. wuroen iAwer
beiAdbist, mdbreno bic al Der 10.
Stra6e uno on Der 80. Strabe, Die
gum &iperiioe Yart fihrt, Sismlid
unperIebrt blie5en.
urn0tb Ell Nlarm.
Die poli3ei muroe Mbenos alarmirt,
inoem es bisB, in ben 6aa @resf=Nie-
oeruneen am gnoe Der 5nOiana Ape.
ieien mehrers 0duIer bon ben Wafer=
moiien osrart umfutbet. oaB ole Su=
laien nidt enttommen t0nnten.
9lllein Capt. 9plano nno Die Gao-
ler Mor9an uno Simon, Die nit 2ei=
tern, Seilen etc. ausseriiItet per pa
trolmaaen bort binaus geeilt waren.
funoen. oaB Die betr. 6amilien fi6
wobl in Siderbeit brin9en tonnten,
tuenn lie nur MOLTEN.
Oas 9 L m fe porbei2
Qebte Na9t, als bic tiblere W;tte=
rung lid sinltelte uuo alS bic Wutb
oes gissanses aussetobt 81 baben
iaien, muroc 9ebOft, oaB nun bic
Shf;u, N, fo G,ef,hr gei
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-23
CO.

snOsana's ar1bte 0rp @ooOs Gambler.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-23
Bert. Safe,
1873 1orb Y%ennipIoania Strabe,
9euiIou 6oisl 9sbduoe.
Cine 9bare n6roIia pom 9ranb Opera Ebeatsr.
0erlam9t Mnseisem

irstno tusI6er art iuerben in Der .Snbiaua Z ribnns
nit Sc per SeiIe FIR Iese Suisrtiou bsrsnust.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-23

Us mar cinnoi en gadcr, Oe1en Batter mar Elm Sdder oewefen uo Z
ac lene Vruoer morcn Nader uTo ole tonntcn gut baden. Ticlcr Z
Sdder monc id cincn guten ~eclddftsruf grunoen uuo iu9leid fd aud
en gutcS ginfomnen fdern. git Sen Griabrunocn feincs WoterS uno Z
letner Srdeer as Sorbio, periudte or ooS bette je gebadcne groo bcrs
3utelen. gr lib lpcseae Ssfen baucn, tcutc Die bcaen gadr an, Z
faune Die bepeu 3utbohn uno er tadte bic 0r0bcn Br0oe. Scr Gane
bieics Sdders lit Sriepb 3aggart. Gr bodt OoS Puritan 8rob
unO oaS Household Yroo. Na lMn grOO Oos giniene unS Oas @efc 1T, Z
erwirbt f6 9rr Sofpb Sas9art Den crWdnidtcn %eeidaftSruf. !
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-06-07
A COUNCIL OF WAR
Called 10 Settle Dispute Between
AlexieH and Kuropatkin.

Called 10 Settle dispute between
AlexieH and kuropatkin.
Paris. June S.--The correspondent Of
the Echo de Paris at St Petersbure
teleeraphs.
"Viceroy Alexien and General Kuro
patEin having asked the emperor Ia
settle their dispute. his majesty sum
moned a council of war. including Min
lister of War Sakharon. Marine Minis
ter Avcllan and Minister OF the In
terror Plehve. The council debated for
several hours al Tsarskoye Selo.
81 have reason to believe that the
necessity of preserving the naval base
al Port Arthur and the loss of prcstie
that the fall of Port Arthur would en-
tail were the arguments which pre-
vailed in the council. General kurp
patl,in has therefore been advised ia
a'tempt 10 relieve the fortress. but "a
act with the greatest prudence. \ gen
eral whom | interviewed on the sub
jet Of the council said:
of Kuropatkin Is weak enough "a
advance he will commit a serious
blnnder The number OF his troops b.
insufficient and the conditions under
which ne would act are unfavorahle
He might meet an almost irreparabl,
reverse and Port Arthur be further
from relief than ever. II we try To r"
lieve Port Arthur we will be doing *
actlv what the Japanese hope
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-06-07
.Iars Evacnate salmatsza.

ST Petersburg. June 3.-The follow
Ing telegram from General Kuropatkln
10 the emperor has beep received:
"Ouiet prevails in the direction OF
Feng Wang Cheng. The town OF sal
matsza. which was evacuated by the
japanese May 81. has been reOccupied
by our troops
"Our patrols May 81 had a skirmish
IN Lao lin Pass 10 miles south OF Stu
Yen. with q Japanese detachment com
posed of two companies OF infantry
and half a squadron of cavalry. we
had one Cossack wounded.
There is no change in the situation
at Newchwang or Kai Chou
Lieutenant Colonel Gourko. who sue
ceeded in eluding the japanese on the
Lao Tung peninsula and reaching the
Russian Headquarters at Mukden. Is
attached TO the stan of General Fock.
and was the bearer of important IN
formation regarding the fighting at
Kin Chou and the situation at Port Ar
thur. A long dispatch is now being de
ciphered at the war Office. II prob
ABLY contains the intelligence brought
by Lieutenant Colonel GOurko.
According TO information in posses
sion of the general staff the enemy
has five divisions and five reserve
corps (about 10000 mem on the Lao
Tung peninsula and at least seven di-
visions and seven reserve corps tahoui
$4,000 mem i'm Southern Manchuria.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-06-07

no fear ~ the situation there becomes
desperate that the squadron will be
caught like a rat in trap. Rear Ad'
miral Wilts0eft's dispatch given ont
yesterday gave assurances on THIS
point. portion of which not made pub
lie said that every ship except the
Pobieda was now ready 10 20 to sea
at moments notice. and that the
channel was clear. He confirmed the
belief which existed here that the Jap
anese will continue their efforts To
block the channel before the decisive
moment to storm the fortress on the
land side arrives and has made plans
accordingly.
In the opinion of the most compe-
tent military critics the land fortified
lions must be preached before a gen
eral assault can be risked. and this Is
not considered possible In less than
three weeks.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-06-07
n.atns.s Cannot be Cured

by local applications, a. they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear
There is only one way 20 cure deaf
ness that j. by constitutional rem
edics. Deafness ~ caused by AN IN
famed condition of the mucous lining
OF the Eustachian Tube. When Thu
tube is infamed you have a rumblinl
sound or imperfect hearing. aud
when it is entirely closed, Deafness Is
the result, and unless the inilamma
ton can be taken out and this tube
restored to its normal condition
hearing will be destroyed forever
nine eases out of ten are caused by
Catarrh. which is nothing but an in
famed condition Of the mucous sur
faces.
We will give one Hundred Dollars
for any ease of Deafness (caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured 10y
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for cir
culars, free.
F. j. CHENEY \ CO, Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, 7jc.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-06-07
SEABOARD
Air Line Railway.

Short line to principal cities Of the
Soth and Southwest, Florida, Cubs
aud Mexico.
Schedule in effect April l., 1904.
Trains leave Richmond, Main Street
Station. daily.
2.2O D. m.-SeabOard Mail, composed
Of latest improved day coaches
Pullman sleepers aud cafe car
TO Henderson. Raleigh, Southern
Pines. Pinehurst, Hamlet, At
lanta. Camden, Columbia, Jack
sonville, st. Augustine and
Tampa.
1875 p m.-SeabOard Expressions
posed of day coaches; Pullman
ears 10 Atlanta, Jacksonville and
Tampa. Cafe ear south OF Ham
let To Henderson, Raleigh,
Southern Pines, Pinehurst, Ham
LET. Atlanta, Camden, Columbia.
Savannah. jacksonville, st.
Augtine, Tampa and New Orleans.
Q. 10 a. m.-LOcal for NOrlina, Hamlet
and Charlotte.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
DAILY.
&. RIA. m.-NO. 34-From Florida, At
lanta and the Southwest.
45J d. m.-NO. GG--FrOm Florida, At
anita and the Southwest.
530 u. m.-No. 50 From Norlina and
local points.
w. NJ. TAYLOR, G. f. A.
II. s. LEARD, ID. j. \.
$50 East Main St, Richmond, Va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-06-07
MOVE TO RELIEVE
PORT ARTHUR
II, coo Russians Move Southwark
Under General Stalkenberg.


Fifty Thousand Men Said to Be Dis
embarklng at Takushan - Cars
Fleet at Port Arthur Ready For Last
Fight.
London. June .. - T1egrams from
different points seem to coDhrm the ru-
mors that General Kuropatkin is at
tempting a diversion in the direction
of Port Arthur Russian reinforce
ments. according to a despatch from
Tien Tsin. are moving southwark from
Kaiping towards Wafangtian under
General Stalkenbcrg They comprise a
battery of artillery. four Siberian resi-
ments and a company OF Cossacks, az
ereeating 1900 men. Another bril-
eade is following. the intention being
TO engage the Japanese now attacking
Port Arthur in their rear.
The Standards correspondent at Tien
Tsin sending the same news. says:
The Russian force in the engagement
at Wafanetien May 30 is supposed TO
have been formed of four Siberian
regiments which We're reported TO have
left Tachiachao May 2S, being the first
portion OF a relieving column for Port
Arthur. TIE railway is fairly intact
from the north of Wafangtien but Is
completely destroyed from there to Pm
lantien. The Japanese are unconcern-
ed over this demonstration being con-
WINGED that it will De impracticahle for
the Russians 20 move sufficient force
to prove effective"
These reports are received with
certain measure of scepticism in Lon
don. The belief here is that If Cen
eral Kuropatkin is undertaking such
desperate move he can only be doing
so in Difference to the strongest politi-
cal pressure and against his own better
judgment
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-06-07
Russian Raiders South Of ANU.

Vladivostok. June 3.-Letters from
the theatre OF war report that Rus
sian raiders have succeeded in pene
trating as far as Gensan and also soutl
of Anju. They have destroyed depot'
of japanese supplies and captured pro
vision trains Koreans are fleeing into
Manchuria to escape the hardships oI
war. Chinese are moving from Kwar
Tung into Northern Manchuria in or
der To avoid living in territory under
Japanese control.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-06-07
PENRosE APPOINTED
Made a Member Of the National Com
nnittee In QuaY's Place.

washington. June 3. - Postmaster
General Payne. as acting chairman OF
the Republican national committee
has appointed United States Senator
Boies Penrose as the Pennsylvania
member OF the national committee to
succeed the late Senator Quay.
In speaking of the appointment
Acting Chairman Payne said that II
was perfectly natural for him to do
what he knew was in Senator Quay's
mind. In fact. he said, Senator Quay
anticipating that his illness probably
would prevent his attending the con
yention, some time ago had delivered
his proxy to his colleague in the
senate.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-06-07
transports Leave Japan Daily.


London. June 3.-The Daily Mails
Newchwang correspondent, cabling
der date of June 2. says:
General Stalkenberg, with 14,OOl
Russians. made up of artillery, cav
airy and infantry. has marched south
of Lao Yang in the direction Of Wa
fangtien.
Large forces Of Chinese bandits are
collecting in the hills northeast of the
Lao river and are preparing TO cut
the railway north of Mukden."
Tha CORRESPONDENT OF the Daily Ex
press at NagasaN cables that trans
ports loaded with troops continue tC
leave Western Japanese ports daily
for the theatre OF war A large pro
portion of those dispatched during the
past week. he says. we're to reinforce
General Oku.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-06-07
Lande5 From Seventy Ships.

Chefoo. lane 3.-The japanese have
landed another lot Of troops at Tsinl
Tuilse (Cheng That's SUI, about 2
miles southeast of Takushan. a Chi
nese junk arriving from there says
that 10 warships and transports have
discharged troops there. One thou
sand soldiers have been garrisonec
ashore. Reinforcements for the Japa
nese ermy which is attacking Port
Arthur have been landed northeast OF
Talienwan. Their number IS not
knOr'n.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-06-07
May VOTE As THEY Will.
Illinois Republican Delegates Re-
leased From Instructions.
FAILED TO BREAK THE DEADLOCK

I
oates, Saying Their Action Was In
Iurlne Party In Entire Nation
Lowden In the Lead.
Springfield. ILL.,. June 3.--A desperate
effort on the part Of the leaders 70
break the deadlock in the Republican
state convention failed. and the as
semblage took a reco IS without nav
ing nominated a candidate for gov
ernOr.
The attempt to bring about the break
was spectacular. EX-COngressman wal
| ter Reeves. chairman Of the committee
on resolutions. and Chairman Cannon
engineered the plan. which was made
possible by the action OF the commit
tee on resolutions in reporting back
the resolution offered 10 the erect
that the delegates be- released from
instructions. when the committee re-
port recommending that the resolution
be- adopted was presented. Mr. Reeves
called upon the candidates. one by
one. 10 express their opinions regard
ing il. Each declared himself in favor
Of the resolution. speaking in the
order named. Frank .. Lowden. GOV
crnor Richard r. Yates. Charles
II. Dineen Attorney General Rowland
j. Iamlin. Lawrence Y. Sherman. Con
gresham Vespasian Warner and JOhn
n. Pierce. Then Mr. Reeves yielded
a norton Of his time 10 John W. Par
ker. the author of the resolution. who
urged IFS adoption in letter and Ia
spirit as well.
Congressman Cannon now demanded
the attention of the convention and
eloquently pleaded with the delegates
10 break the deadlock. lie declared
that the delegates must compromise,
and called attention to the fact that
the convention by its inaction was In
turing the Republican party. not only
in Illinois. but in the entire nation.
Lets adopt this resolution. he said,
"and then nominate a ticket. and let's
do It today
The long expected break from Yates
10 I.Owden came. and l.Owden got the
vote of Speaker Cannon's district. as
well AS the votes OF several other coun-
ties and some scattering delegates. For
several ballots HIS vote increased. I'M
iii he reached a vote of 63ll5. Then the
tide turned. and on the closing ballot,
the 18th. his vote had dropped to
532i5. II required 1852 to nominate.
Yates lowest vote during the day
was 3C2. and his closing vote was 4O5.
There was no material change in the
vote of the other candidates.
Much excitement prevailed. Lowden
shouters started several demonstra'
tions in efforts TO stampede the con-
yention and they made a great din.
When Lowden began to fall back the
Yates people began a demonstration
and let down from the Orders a great
banner bearing the words Hold the
Fort
Chairman Cannon ordered It taken
down. and a dozen ready hands, led by
Sheriff Ben Bralnerd. tore II from It's
fastenlngs and threw the wreck
among the Morgan county delegation
of Yates men. A free-fOrall fight was
prevented only by the interference OF
the police. The banner after 1t had
been rescued by the Yates men. was
hung up In the rear Of the platform.