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ask in attacking them. especially with d.

task In attacking them. especially with d.
yfief forces
IL ~ pointed out that General Ruroki
Will have u make a considerable detour
20 r'tniie his forces Tn. bridge heads
ahuiting On The north hank y. IN. Taits.
River al" strongly defended by !ntTenched
artillery. while u l. ssif that there IL n
strong f"iT guard stiii on the south bank
10 contest the Japane-e advance. thus
making the bridges utterly irpra ticable
for a Jap1nes- crossing The river :'saI..
therefogs. becomes an important factor IN
the general sfkeme of 6cfsa-e
Tho fart. disclosed for the first .irne IN
thesa dispatches last night. tha. IN.
s'ronrcgt Russian position prepared by
General EuToDatkin was not around tho
town - f.ao-Ia ang. as tho public had been
led 10 believe. but on the right. or north
bank ~ the Taits. River. was a secret 40
successfully guarded that not even an In
tirna;ion OF 1, had LEAKED out IL IL now
explained that the Russian Commander in
Chief had all along anticipated tha. the
Japane@- VIXEN they made their advance
IN T.iao-Ysrg. would PURSUE the Identical
tactics which Rad bssn 30 succ-ssr,Ii in
every previous sfaz. ~ the campaign.
and while attacking IN fron, would at
tempt by n Nd. dA:our 10 outasnk tn.
Russian position.
This tine General Ruropa.kin vas not
caush; naIplng. lie was prepared for tuet
wha. happened. and as soon a. he re-
ceivNi word that General Ruroii had
TOSSED the Tsitsa twenty miles above
Liao-YanK and vas moving westward.
Huropatlsin met the rnovc By throwing his
whole army over a: night
ny this piece Of strategy. Ruro,a.ktr. IN
the opinion o' che General s-aY. Raired
an immense advantage. His army r. cor.-
ra1tratei On orc side of the river and
the road is st'iI op~n so- his retlrernen.
nOrthyard. whis tho Japaness armies.
which mus. ac. n unison. are s.parated
BY The river. which places Ruropatkin In
L position 90 oppose kuroki with his whole
army. while Gens-ais Ozu and Sotzu are
stranded on the other s.fe which R1yes
Rurceatk'n n possible Opportunity 20 ini-
tate Sapoleon's tactics and defeat tho op-
oOsing forces IN detail
PARALLEL OF
METZ BATTLE
There 10 only ono parallel f., history
said a high officer OF the War Orice TO the
Associated Press to-day. and that f.
Metz. when Prince Frederick Charles
straed!ed the Moselle with the German
armies But Ru-opatkin has not repeated
Marshal Bazaine's mistake Of sitting s;iIl
~hi.e the enemy closed him in
Rgropa;kin's Erea, strength n cavalry.
IN the opinion of the War Oflce. will stand
him IN coed stead now.
Whether tho whole OF Ruropathin's army
rot across yesterday - not definitely es-
iablished. the War Cfice not having yet
received complete advfces-
In view o. the Toxic dispatch received
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-03
C0RRES ESP0NDENTS, UNABLE TO WITNESS
FIGHTING. WILL RETURN TO AMERICA

chetoo. Sept i-Richnrd Harding Davis
and John Fox. Jr.. American newspaper
correspondents. have arrived hero from
he headquarters OF the Second japanese
Army. and will depar; for the United
State. September s.
They say that the foreign attaches and
newspaper correspondent. with the Sec
,nd Army witnessed the baii.- OF Angus;
% from distance o: eight miles. and that
his WAS 30 unsatisfactory to them tha;
they united in a round robin TO the Japa-
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c.,IroRxI. COMING IN FORCE.
native Sons and Daughters TO Have
Special Train.
REPUBLIC sPDCIAL

REPUBLIC EPDrIAi-
San Francisco. Cal. Sept. ,-The special
train for the Native sons excursion 20
81. Louis will leave over the Southern Pa
clio road tomorrow morning. About 10
will 60 in a party from this city. A spe-
cial car Of Los Angeles people will be at
tacned TO the train.
A weIl-loaded baggage car viii be the
feature Of the train. IL will contain sam
pies Of products 81 the State. which are
10 be distributed 20 visitors 10 the World =
Fair ri the time that the California people
are there Tre exhibit includes wines ana
fruits and there Will be sufficient TO sup
ply a large crowd.
On the yay stop. Will be made nt Salt
Lake, Denver and Colorado Springs. At
St Louis the Native Sons VIII parade and
win have an official celebration at the Fair
September O.
District Attorney Lewis Will preside at
the exercises, at which Governor Francis.
President Of the Exposition. will be the
FIRST speaker. Frank ]. Sullivan will speak
In behalf Of California pioneers. Judge
McI-aughiin for The Native Sons. and
Mrs. A Csminetti for the Native Daugh-
terj.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-03

New York. Sept. ARRIVED: Ia sayo,e.
from Havre.
Queenstown. sopt. ARRIVED: cr-.ic.
from Boston: Lrcan.a, from New York.
Plymouth. Sept 7.-Arr1ved: BIuecher.
from New York.
New York. Sept a-sailed; Celtic Isy-
erpooi.
Liverpool. Sept. A-lrrfved: Armenian.
New York: Bohemian. Boston. Sailed:
Cedric. New York. via Queenstown.
Genoa, Sept. ARRIVED: Prinz AeeI-
bert. New York.
Hamburg. Sept ARRIVED: Fhoencia,
New York.
Manchester. sepe. L-Arrivee, Gale
DOMAIN. Boston.
Rotterdam. Sept 1.-Arrfved: Halifax.
Montreal. via Chatham, New Brunswick.
London. Sept ARRIVED: Minnesota.
Philadelphia
Copenhagen. Aug. sl-sailed: Island.
New York.
Glasgow. eept. a-ssiIed; Buenos
Ayers. St Johns. Newfoundland. and
Phila delphia-
Dover. Sept. 2-SaiIed: Hamburg from
Hamburg). New York.
MovilIe. Sept. 2-SaIled: Partisan, Mon
treaL
Queenstown. Sept. 2-sailed: Cymnc
Qrom LiverpooD. Boston.
New York. Sept. 2-Arrfvcd: Cam
pania, Liverpool
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: direction. while another force - march
ing direct upon the railroad Tbs tendency
%: the movement 10 none other than 70
surround Liso-Yang.'
Such are few examples Of opinions given.
showing the seriousness o: the situation Is
fully realized.
Public sentiment has no: been reas-
-I-ed by a telegram from London. pub
lished this afternoon. to the effect that
EgrokTs army. advancing IN two sections.
attacked the eastern from; o: the Russian
forces. and that Kuropatkin retired. see
ing he was IN imminent danger OF being
surrounded
Cutting Of the water supply Of Fort Ar
thur IS annoying. but IS not OF vital I'm
rortance. as there exists an immense con-
densing apparatus capable Of producing
5000 gallons n dag, and also cisterns for
the reception OF rainvater.
The Second Tacifc Squadron. on return
Ing TO Cronstadt. was believed TO have
suffered considerable strain. The opinion
now prevails that It will be unable TO star,
until much la.es than was anticipated 20
mountain guns TO the front
RUSSIANS FLEE
FROM ANsHANSHAN.
A report from the headquarters Of Tire
Second japanese Army. dated August q.
tays tbs Russians have evacuated An
shanshan. retreatinz to the northwart A
small rear-guarc action Is In progress
Tho Japanese are disappointed. as they
expected . decisive battle a: Anshan-
shan
The Russian forces reached shushumpo
to-day. the japanese following them. A
severe rear-guard action was Tough: all
day long The japanese captured eight
guns and ten ammunition wagons
The newspaper CORES pondents were kept
six miles away from the fighting to-day.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-03
SPANISH CLUB ENTERTAINS.
Prominent Persons From Latin
Countries Attend Social Affair.

An Informal programme Of music and
song vas rendered last night at the Cab
anne Arcade ia honor OF the guests Of tho
S2anish-Americsn Club BY members o.
that organization
Among those present were several meni-
hers Of tie Mexican Commission to the
Worlds Fair and delegates to the Inter
national Dental Congress froyn Mexico,
Spain. South America and Cuba
After the programme. refreshments
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WoULD-BE SUICIDE WEEDS.
Becomes Bride OF Man With
Whom She Quarreled.

II know 4. was wrong for me 20 try 20
kill myself. but don't care what people
say 70 long as hay. George" said Mrs
George Philips OF No. 81 Chouieau ave
nue. last night
Mrs. Philips. formerly Miss Agnes
Vowel. tried TO end her life last Tues
day because Of a quarrel with the man
who Is now her husband. Philips and
Miss Vowel were married yesterday i'm
rnediately after the young woman was
released from the City Hospital. where
she was taken sitter swallowing the poi
son. The marriage ceremony was per
formed by q Justice OF the Peace
The quarrel which caused Mrs Ph!l!pps
10 take poison is said to have grown out
@? difference IN the religious faith OF
herself and her sweetheart.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-03

Henrietta Kre!chelf. 10 years old living
q. No I52s OIvs street. refused 10 return
TO live wih her father. julius Rreicheld.
after Judge Ryan had decreed that she be
given into his custody on account Of her
age. at the Courthouse yesterday after
noon.
After tbs decision OF the court. sher'r
Jonn IL Walsh took the child from the
Courtroom and told her TO go with her
father She faiiy refused 20 go. Several
of her friends tried TO persuade her. but
she remained firm
Finally. upon request Of her father. she
was placed II charge OF tie natTon at the
-Four Courts.
Rreicheid has rented two rooms for him
self. his two sons and daughter from Mrs.
Alton. at No. 80 Olive street The girl
stated last night that she had been forced
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-03


Representative Houston Of Delaware De-
ciareo TIE Democracy 10 vel, organized IN
his State and viii certainly carry IL in tho
presidential election by q good majority.
lie asserts that Delaware ia safely Demo
cratic under normal conditions
Washington police search Tainiy for
Yuki. the "dos-faced boy" who has been
lost several days
The Republican State campaign opens
at Kansas City. Walbridge ana Fair
banks are tho principal sveakers Of a
meeting at Convention Hail.
Judge Parker. after CONSULTATION with
leading Democrats among whom wa.
Henry WatteTsOn. decides 20 abandon h.y
contemplated trip to ST. Lo1ls in Septem-
Der. and Will probably rot make a single
speech during the Campaign
Senator fairba:aks Will speak nt ssverai
towns in Missouri to-6ny while on his
way TO Maine. whore he goes TO speak
before the State election.
The Dawes Commission nesrs the end
Of its labors. the books OF tho Creek c!yi-
sion having been closed
The Associated Press announces tha.
Senator D. y. Hill was rnisquotei in ,ts
reports OF recent speech OF his.
Illinois Democrats circulste thousand.
OF POUNDS CT literature. showing remark
ably radical statements OF Pres!den,
Roosevelt.
The Missouri Conferences OF tn. II. =.
Church. South. in session mt Columbia,
admits several candidates TO tho ministry.
A homing pigeon makes a remarkable
night from St Loui, TO Toledo. o.
Blk persons IRE buried 30 death and
-FOUR others severely burned IN an oil fro
1t Yellow Creek, o.
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40 RECEIVER FOR JERUSALEM.
Judge Ryan Holds That Concern Il
BEING Properly Manaxed

Judge o'Neil Ryan OF the Circuit Court
yesterday denied the application made
some time ago for the appointment Of a
receiver for the company owning tho con-
cession known as Jerusalem at tho
Worlds Fair. The contention OF tn. petI-
TONERS Was that Jerusalem was not being
shown as II should be. and that the ar-
fairs OF the company were being Inisman-
aged.
Judge Ryan based his refusal to appoint
the receiver upon the grounds that the
evidence was not sufficient to hase such
action by hi n and that most OF the stock
holders expressed satisfaction at the con-
duct Of the trs ness. Judge Ryan also took
where any good could possibly be sub
served by a change In management.
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LncAI. - sf.nI.rnAv-

-:i-5. Myrtle crozi,r asis permission 20
b" msrr.ei m an Agriculture building
booth
g. q. Fakes. q re;-r.ch-1gick broker. who
took tho name ~ IDhn y. Blessing Will.
operating IN -. Louis. forfei,ed lis bond
at Ksnsas city yesteFiiy.
The Igrrrotes acr.p. ca1iien=. for sth-
Ictic contests from their ancient enemies.
The NCros
severa! groups OF the Jury OF Awards
begin active To:i of judging exhibits.
Nine strikerS were arrested FL East s.
Louis, charged with violating fhs irtunc-
tion restraining Interference with packers
or their employer ana 5yitn melting riot.
The Labor Day parnde n; tn. Worlds
Fair Will start aJ.Ic:5J n IA.
Many special httTa tons have been pro-
ricec for visitors 20 the Fair today.
Miss Kate Carl. who painted the picture
of Empress An. VII ccmc TO 81. louis.
The House Of Delegates adjourned last
night for ? wcer without taking action on
the garbage measure.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-03
COLLECTOR IS STILL BUSY.
Big Checks Sent to City and
Board Of Education.

Business continues good at the ONCE Of
the City Collector OF the Revenue. abou.
Seo.co0 having been received on real and
PERSONAL property assessments yesterday.
The total assessment OF the city amounts
70 g. 9.5s514.l3. rnirus the State Board bills.
which amount 20 about $4,000 A check
for S.52e. ST s. vas sent to the City Treas
Urer's Office yesterday as the municipal
i-y's share OF recent collections The Board
OF Education received q check for ST.
o.. l9 as its pro rata
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-03

nes. authorities protesting tha. because Of
this restriction on their movements their
usefulness WAS at An end
General oku replied. sayinR tha. IL the
future ;hsy would Be permitted TO witness
engagements from q distance OF four
miles, vhereupon Davis and FoI. together
with Melton Prior. che artis.. and George
Lynch. British correspondent left the
Second Army.
Lynch will make An sttsrnpt TO reach
Port Dalny.
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JAPANESE SEND FORCE UP RAILWAY
TO FLANK KUROPATKlN ON THE WEST

sP3TAI. By CABLE 10 THE ST ioTIs RE
Public AND THE NEW YORK HERALD.
81. Petersburg. sept 2-tCopyEiEh'. i9o4.
All Rights Re1erved. .)-Kurokfs passage q;
he Taitse River with two divisions OF his
,orces. including cavalry and artillery. I.
news received concerning events around
Liao-Yans. ard a, Indicating clearly the
Intention OF the Jspaness 90 cut OF IN.
-etreat % Kuro?a:kin and 10 prevent him
from receiving re-.aforcenents and sup
plies.
7 his. with the knowledge that \ con-
E.derable japanese force has made i.s way
up the Lao-Ho IN the western side Of the
railway. Is causing a particularly uneasy
feeling. Apropos these facts. the Invalid
says:
1T Is evident that IN. violent attack
made by the enemy on our left flank was
merely a blind TO cover KuFokis passage
across the Taitse. This move on the part
%. the japanese General gives an entirely
new aspect 10 the operations. Judging
from previous experience. the enemy Will
not waste any time
General VronssSi. writing IN the Sovoe
vremya, says: We must give Kuroki
credit for the exceedingly daring move"
Military Critic" in the BirscheSya Vie
demosii. remarks: Il am inclined 20 be-
leve the retreat from Liao-Yang will COM
r1ence at once. The chief part OF our army
will burs, through the chain and Kuro-
patkin Will not allow hinsel: 20 be shut
UP IN Lao-Yang"
THINK KURoK1 WILL
SURROUND LIAO-YASG.
Another military expert says: General
Kuroki. with his great force. IL marching
upon the cool 6erot AZ Yentaf from one
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-03
DANQCET FOR Statesmen.
One Hundred Employees of shoe Ffrn
.ItgJ SSS Oh

More than 100 house officials and travel
ing salesnen of the Brown Shoe Company
will attend the semiannusl congress and
banquet Of salesmen to-day.
The statesmen Will leave the Brown store
at iI:3c. and. after a quick lunch at the
William Barr Dry Goods Company store.
VIII proceed TO tho Lincel entrance 10 the
Worlds Fair.
A tour OF the grounds Will be made in
automobiles. and then the statesmen will
visit the Worlds Fair Exhibit Shoe Fac
tory OF the Brown Shoe Company in the
Palace OF Manufactures. where a band
concert Will lie given from to .. m.
The banquet will take place At the Mer-
camille Club at I'D
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-03

to sleep on the floor. and that no: until
lately AID her father consented TO buy 4
cot for her.
Henrietta had gone 70 BeIleyili. and
worked for ars Hanna Wilson for her
board and lodging. Being Ia need OF shoes
ana clothes the girl finally decided TO come
to 81. Louis AID Try TO find some place
to work In order TO obtain enough TO OBJ
tain tGess necessities Sne went TO Mrs.
Ogden, she said. VINO lives next door 30
y here she had lived with her father. and
-Tu-kat three days for her. wren her
father decided To move to locality
which did not suit the giri. and she re-
fused to go with him
kTescheld applied for writ OF habeas
CORPUS. which was directed against Mrs.
Alton and Doctor u. ". Shsul. No. a3
Pine street. a dentist Doctor Shaui Is SAID
to have been Ia the haOit ot calling on tho
girl The girl said she could see no reason
for including Doctor ShaVi IN tie war
rant.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-03
CoxCESsIONAIREs' PIKE DAY.
Plans for Celebration include sever
nj Novel Features for Thursday.

Plans for Concessionaires' Pike Day.
next THURSDAY. were formulated at meet
ings OF the Concsssionaires Association at
the Tyrolean Alps at and .. m yes
terday. The concessionaires are going to
make this day one OF the greatest special
Gays az the Fair.
A Pike parade. thrilling eqriiibr.stic
performance. ON the Plaza 81. Louis aud
q continuous succession of free shows on
the Pike all day are some Of the events.
The Pike parade viii start at noon In
X will be representations from every con-
session on the grounds. a 800 pr.ze viii b,
offered By the association for the mos:
beautiful turnout
Morning and afternoon performances
win be given BY Achille Phelion. daring
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-03
WANTS TO BE MARRIED
IN SAN JOAQUIN BOOTH.
Myrtle Crosier's Reauest VIII Ne
Granted by Agricultural Build
ing Exhibitor.


, S.. Louis. Mo. sept. =. iepI.-3r. 4
} Colvin B. Grown. The world 5 Fair. 4
, City: Dear Sir-I see ia the papers 4
} that SOU a-e In change OF the San
} Joaquin County exhibition. AID i
} write to ask you IL We can get mar 4
, riod in your booth My lover Is 4
} coming hero from New orleans next 4
, Wednesday and we are to Se mar
} ried q. Cnce. was born IN san 4
} Joaquin County, near Stockton. and 4
, 1 think Il would be just fine 20 he 4
} married there In your booth. as II 4
} would be Just Ike home. 1 know 4
, IT. sweetheart sill agree. Yours 4
, - A
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-03
SPORTING

Tho premier championships were award
ed to tho winning horses q. the Horss
Show.
Juba wor at long odds IN the last even.
At the Fair Grounds. Other winners vers
Back Number. Joe Graham. Mafalda. Ana
darco and Alma &
Cardinals lose to Chicago cuhs BY a
score Of 4 to L
Otto Stlfci may win tho fourth even. q,
the Fair Grounds to-day.
Final events OF Olympic games viii be
held at the Stadium this afternoon.
Jenrses offers TO fight any three men :,
the world on the same night He Will take
each man on for ten rounds " they defeat
him the title f. TO be contested fer anon;
ahe trio. He bars negrces
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-03
SAVES GIRL FROM SUICIDE.
Patrolman Interferes as She
Raises Poison to Her Lips.

District prevented Lizzie waid!s OF No.
4s2 Humphrey street from committing
suicide last night In Forest Park near tn.
Highlands.
he girl had raised a bottle containing
carbcLc acid to her lips when the patrol
man inrerfered and took !. from her. She
was taken TO the Mounted District Sta
ton. where she said she had Guarreled
with her sister. Mrs. Harry Bowdin. with
whom she lives. and wished to die Her
relatives were notified and took her home
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-03
LOCAL AND SUBURBAN.

Four emergency sDcr'al ratrolmen VIZ,
dismissed by the Board of Police Co-nTui.-
riorrrT on cE1EEog ~ neglect a. duiy.
The Dentists Congress donated tho cues
zion of nar;l'''1s neSrOey. The matter was
tabled Until 1919
J. ". Withers principal ~ th. Ycatrnan
High School. praises 81. Louis cIucaiIoEal
s.;Ifitut!ons
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-03
Illinois Veterans Meet.

Sycamore. III. Sept. z-Thc thirty-ninth
annual reunion os the One Hundred and
Fifth Illinois Volunteers was held here
to-day. Many old soldiers were here s4y-
cTai States being represented The fol-
lowing officers We're elected for the next
year: President. Henry Myers Glenn
Ellyn: secretary and treasurer W ri
Luther. Glenn Ellyn. The fortietb re-
union Will be held next year at Glenn
Eurn
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-03
Other officers have also made splendid

Lieutenant l.. 7. Peckham. Of the reg
uiar army. brother OF Governor Bskk-
ham. Will assist In the camp of instruc-
Hon Adtutant General Percy Hale and
his entire stan called upon President
Franc:s yesterday.
The Second Infantry will arrive Sep.ern-
Der IL. and the First on September n The
pay OF the members OF the regiment
ranges from 81 80 per day fo- the privates
up TO SO FOR the officers
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-03
WEDDINGS,

EIs>ELL~-COLENAV.
war-snshurs. No. Sept .-Miss Elizabeth
Coleman and Ar Hawiey Russell. of this city.
were married IN Kansas Cit- wednesday niRht.
The wedding was surprise to their parea.A
Mss Coleman vfs recently elected 10 teEch u
the public schools of King City.
HARRISON-DENSrs
WsT-nsbrrs. No. Sept. 2-Mr J. " Har-
rispa and Miss Georgia Dennis. bota Of this
City. were married here TO-DAY.
POLR-LASNCS.
Mount Vernon. II, Sept. 3-H-. Aies-e Il.
Polk OF tbs city today rnarred Mss .Slioe g
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-03
LADIES PLAN ENTERTAINMENT.
to Electrical Contractors
Aasociatlon ArranEes ProxPa N me.

The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the National
Electrical Contractors Association me,
Ut an informal luncheon at the Eas, Pa
vilion at Id .. M. yesterday. Among
tnose present were: Mrs. L. c. Van Mort,
president: Mrs E 7. Crook. s sicretary,
ana Siiss Anna Adams. treasurer
Plans were discussed for entertaining
the delegates to the electrical congress-
which will be held the week Of Serte-nber
IL Among the prospective entertain
nents are a dinner AT restaurant on the
Pike. and n Pike tour the night Of SEN
tember 1e. and a reception. with the Boer
War TO follow. at the Missouri building
the night of September "a
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-03
T0-DAYS NEWS IN BRIEF.


Yesterday. hank clearinEs were sio.2n.-
7i2: balances g.7lL07j. Local discount rates
were between AZ and per cent Domestic
exchange was quoted an follows: Ssw
YORK. s0c discount bid. 2oc discount asked:
Chicago. &c discount bid. ioc discount
s.skcd: Cincinnati. Louisville and New Or
;sar~. &c digscount bio. par asked.
..EHst cloEed lower st ;i-IJ4 47IIe-s Doc
corr closed lower at 4siSc Dec Oats closed
st >" nominal Dec.
sGol cct:on was &c lower IN tho local
market
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-03

IL balancing himself on a great bail. which
hs rolls with his feet across plank.
hundreds Of feet in the air. and then down
a long spiral to the ground
All day special free acts will take place
at different points on the Pike
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-03

EEFI BI<IC SPETAL4
Helisvllie. Nc. Sept. s-Congressrnan
Champ Clark announces that ne VIII speak
In this county. near AiddIetown. to-mor-
rev. Harry Hawes has been invited to
speak at this place at the opening of tho
counJ camDaiSn,
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-03

nl Ins temporary pavilion erected by Mrs..
Miiiam cameron. the hostess OF ths
Ie1as bGidiaS. between the State payiiia,,
and the House Of Hoo Hoo. will b.. used
irhs Lumbe.meEs Week. permission
n1vin4 been secured yesterday TO have tn.
sfucJure remain until after next week
The programme for the week Is now be-
Ing ARRANGED
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RUSSIAN STEAMER STRIKES 4
NINE AT PORT ARTMlR 4

. Toxic. Sept 2. 10 O. m.-AdrniraI 4
D Hosoya. commanding the Third Jap 4
= ancse Squadron. reports that last 4
. wednesday morning a number OF (
. vessels emerged from Port Arthur 4
. and engaged IN clearing away Z
. mines The japanese watched their {
. operations from seaward. Z
. At Is p H. q steamer struck a 9
D mine and vas blown UP. The disas- 4
. ter occurred ons mile below Chenk- {
, Tuns-Shan. and II was plainly Wis 4
D ible- The number Of lives lost 4, 4
not known =
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