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The daily sentinel., 1904-08-13

we're held here. The narrow guage
on two trains carried out great
many Of the day passengers, but a
large proportion of those occupying
Pullmans remained at the station.
Train No. 8 will come over the
narrow guage or at least the train was
pulled off at Salida and its passengers
transferred to narrow guage coaches.
The daily sentinel., 1904-08-13
BIG FLOOD AT LEADVILLE
Raging Torrents Sweep the Streets and
Transform Cutters Into Rivers of Mud.
---Much Damage is Done to Property

Leadvile Aug. 10 (SpeciaD -Leadvlle received
drencn yesterday such received before The
rivers cutters roaring
guches poured the city millions of gallons of muddy
which flooded cellars and heaped rocks and rubbish
on railroad tracks and did much damage to property.
flood of water coming down into the city, poured in
workings of the Coronado mine doing considerable
damage to that property.
On of the food crack appeared in the ground
extending East Fifth East Seventh streets, FIVE
blocks of Harrison
At Places cave-ns, large enough to bury outhouses
occurred and several residences settled vsbly.
The daily sentinel., 1904-08-13
Mexico AppIauds.

Mexico City, Aug 49, Parker g
uttterances in opposition to militarism
and conquest of territory is well re-
ceived here in political circles. His
speech is praised in the press for its
moderation and judicial temper.
The daily sentinel., 1904-08-13
Gnr Gnr Fr:.4,TEST NAVAL REVERSE
Rear Admiral Without, Commander of
Russian Naval Forces at Port Arthur,
is Killed. Ills Ships Scattered by JapS

St. Petersburg Aug. I3.-(Specia- Admiral With
is command of the Russian naval forces at Port
Arthur killed during the engagement OF Wednesday,
The has received a telegram, signed by the
admrals chief of staff reporting that Without met his
flagship Czarovitch and both his legs
blown of.
Two hundred officers and men, beside the
anmral killed The battleships sustained severe
damage.
The Russian squadron is badly demoralized and scat
Russian losses reported and further
fighting at F1st Arthur
The daily sentinel., 1904-08-13

For each 90 cents worth of art
goods bought at the G.. V. Store you
will be entitled to one chance on a
handsome hand made cluny lace cent
er piece valued at $40.
The daily sentinel., 1904-08-13
Storm at Buena Vista.

Buena Vista, Aug, 13.-Special.-
A cloudburst on Trout creek yesterday
afternoon resulted in much damage to
Colorado and Southern tracks.
The daily sentinel., 1904-08-13

Kodak supplies and base ball goods
at Vorbeck S Music and Book store.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-30
SnoianapOlis Snt, @ittpo6, 80 Mldrs 1904
W. tire Srutsl FuO bOraber

0eute Naar,ittag iuuroen bonn Gta'
blilisment Der Neliatter 9loams & 2rie'
ger Die fierbliaen lltberrete Der 2l.jdb'
rieen Grau @Oloie Yrenneman, bic am
Samltag Abenb selesentli& Der 9od'
flutb ertrani, 3ur lebten @ubeltdtte I'm
@rown 6iQ.GrieObofe geleitet.
9lm Diealtag mar bon ibrem slu'
tpalte wle@rap bic aegen ibren Wonn
malter meaen @rauiamieit etc. Idre'
benbe S6siOunasiluse radsdnsig 9e'
madt iporosn, bic ie erf Mnfangs oea
Monats na4 e;ner tur3en, aber un'
elndli9en gte anaelfren9t 9sbabt bate.
llnter ben 3eiotragenOen bel osi
Yseroieung mar Der junae gbemanr
ni&t 3u bemerten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-30
yyolissi= yiettan0s=1
ilnb anSere sspIants corri9tumsen.

ga f9 mdbrenO ser iiin9ifen llebsr'
i9wsmmuna - Obidon Snoianapolis
iolueii ieine 6luB. ober gar Sees@taot
1T = Die NOtbmenoiaieii herausae.
Iielt bat, oab bic 0oofer'0auptifaot
tnenigltsns Elm fdot. @ettangsboot
befben folts, ipiro pol. s9upt. 2ru-
ger bic 6i9erbeits. .Beb0roe uN cine
oissbssiialide WeiDiGisung eriuden.
eeiner aniidt nod follte bas ,Rst-
tunssboot", ausgeruifet nit 9aten,
Neben, Seilen etc. uno 3u bemannen
bon ben Raolsr.p .poli3iffen, fcts oienif-
bereit auf einem Gabrgeifsle i'm
6duppsn Der poli3ei'Station febsn.
Nad uno nad, uenn Snbianapolis
nod gr0bsr uno ieefdotiIder piro,
tDnnen oann pOli3ei-p patruIboote, Ret
tunss.Yahten uno GeuerwebrsD sDa9ter
fur ben posue's Run, 5al Greet
@bite Riber etc. beidafft iperoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-30
gsoentlids Gage IN 8ra,ll.
grobe SdpisrigIsiten beyiiSlid NbidluHeS
bes eobneontraetss spii&sn Grubenar'
beitern unb Better.

gla9rid:en aus Hrajil, Sno., 5u'
folae iino bic verbanolungen oss
6cala.G GomItes Der @rubenarbeiter uno
Der grabsnbsfber be5hali& Der neusn
2obnieala (far bic ndAlen Q Jdbre)
rsiultatlos gsblieben, uno Dilfriet' Ss.
crctdr 5raseer bat prdi. Wit4sl tsls'
srapbiid aus Springfield, Sa., ss'
rufen. nm am DOnneritos aeles'atlid)
Der 3uiammentllnft Der Minenarbtiter'
Deleaaten in Bro3ll cine ginigung ber'
bei3ufnbren.
9ie @rubenbeRber wollen feinerl
Contract nit ben @rubenarbeitern un'
ter3eidnsn, ebe bieielben ni4t ibrs
8rubel nit ben fo9enannten rHoistine
Engineers" enosn, iiber bic i9on be-
ridtet porben 1T. Disie Sngenieur'
babm ibrerieits in einem ultimotun
bstannt gema&t, oab f'e S3 untsr Der
UerbdltniRen ME Der @rubenarbelter'
Union anfdlisben tperoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-30
Sotal.YuIiti
Die Ganbibatsn fir MHenoren unb Truitees
IN 7 Tcmnibips.

Sn oirectsn primdr. Wablen baber
bic 2epublitaner Der na&benanntsn I
9oipnibips in Wlarion gounip bic fol-
genben Ganoioatsn fiir 9llIsIoren
bs3w. 9ruIfees nominirt !:
Decotur 5opnibip = Giir Mhehor
Samss gurt (; fur 3ruitss, 5. o
Sanders.
0ranflin 3omnibip = Glr IheRor
Gbarles collins fur 9ruifee, Sobr
g. Mners.
WaIbineton 9oipnitip-Giir MKef
for, sSobn 8. grenneman fir 9ru
fee, Samss M. wlorris.
g5ite 7oipnibip-Gir MHeROr. Qlllel
Mpsrp; FIR Erufiee, elmer g. Dom
arb.
Warrsn 5omnibip = Jnr QlheRor
@barles Giiber; fur 9ruifee, SObn 8
Cotton.
2aprenee 9omnibip p-Giir NReiiOr
n. g. ysurpbp fAr 9rulfee. 8. W
CITES.
psrrp 9omnibip - Glr Miiehor
5ieloins grewer /; fir 9ruifee, s. 6
Slime.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-30
Gum @ahenbsrwaIter ermanut.

Generals -Qlnmalt Uli(ler bat Mlberi
g. Webger gum Receiber ernannt, unl
bic Wietbs bon ben ipertbpollen Wobn-
hduIern, iuel&e benz obne 0interIaRunq
zines 9eifaments bernorbenen
Gdmei3ers Sobn Qebmann geb6ri
batten, 5u coIleciiren unb iiberbaupt ois
Werwultung Der 0duier, ipelGs bom
Gtaaie annectirt iuorben iinb, 3u iiber-
nebmen. 3wei oerIslben fino an Der
gssw 5riep Ctr. nbrOli& bonn bic
toric" Mpartemsnt.Daus unb eins aul
1oupIoee, nabe Der 16. Gtrabe be-
legsn.
2ebmann mar elm 2lusldnber unb Die
Wlistbe bon ben 0duIern mar na4 iei.
mem 9oos isinsn In Osr66wsis Iebsnosn
werwanbten 5ugefonen.
Die @eIebs oes Gtaatss SnbIana
aber berbIeten, oab Nusldnosr I'm
Staote @runbeiosnibum bsRben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-30
Tiele seipiinidjt, aber nnr @e=
niee berntem.

Wom A. big 16. QlprII ipirb bier In
nJngaQs' Blod", Raum go. SO,
Siiomeh-gde psnnfplbania uno Waib.
ingtOn Gir., luieber einmal elm Werbe'
Bureau fir Die Ser. Stnaten Warin'
etablirt tperoen.
Mlles pirb getphnidt bonn Sdifs'
iunger i'm Mlter bon 16 Bis IL Sabren.
Der auBer 9aro 9ad etc. monatlid IS
erbalten foa, ilnb bonn .2anosmann'
inesSolbaten) bon l8 biz 25
Sabre aft unb SIG per Wonat. bis gum
Mafdiniiten, gleetrifer, aO9, 6ospi'
tulsebiiIfen etc., 81 bis 35 Sabre oft,
nit Sob ben $50 biz $40 per Wonas,
9of, aleIoung unb dr3tl. pne9e.
Worfeber bes Bureaus miro bissmal
2ieut. Geo. q. 6eneil iein, unter.
iu6unassar5t Or. D. 8. Jannep
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-30
B. P. 0. Elks.
No. r3.

Die bieii9e 2o9s Der nglts" bat FL,
oos nddte Sabr bic folgenoen gsam'
ten ermdblt, bic am nd&fen Hienitaq
Qlbero intalirt tperben:
gxalteb Ruler - 2llba .. 0anTon,
gifeemeO 2eooius anisbt - 0arrp
U. Moran.
gfssmsO 2opaI 8uiebt-Soispb 3,
Bauer.
gfeemeo yscturina Rnig6t-gbar'
les u. @rohart.
Geer.-Gbarles g. Ball.
6&ubmiir. ir.-Wm. Rottsmann.
9plsr-C. o. Ysaman.
9ruffes fiir 8 Sabre = George W
June.
9isp.dImtdJt sur @rob.2oge - Jo'
ispb q. gsa; stsuusrtrsier, =. .
Goofe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-30
Mnfssriittslte YolitIfer.
Cine nod sIadli9 abseIouiene BabnsGoai.
iion bel peru.

peru, Sno.. 80. Mdra. Snfolgs
falider Wei9enfenung rannte lebte
gladt Der 8. g. u ". paNagier3uq
go. 25 iiibli9 bon bier asgen sins
Ranairlocomotibe. Der palia9ier3ug
mar nit 5beilnetmern an Der IL.
Dilfsiets-gonuention ipoblgefiiat uno
ipuroen oieielbsn ale mebr ooer ipeni.
ger ourdeinanoer geriittelt.
@dwer uno pieIlei9t t0oili@ berleb,
muros oer qocomotiDbei3er Robert Oar
rig aus Yeru. Der bon Der Qocomotibt
abIpronq, auf cine Sdiene itlr3te uno
iid ben Dintertopf auffdlug unb eint
Iebr QeIdbrlihe @ebirnerI9ntterung 3u'
3oa. Ser qoeomotipfhbrer Grani
Connolly, Der auf ieinem poIfen ber'
blisb, lam nit elmer Dur9rattelung
oapon.
glm Ihmerfen berlebt auBer 9arris
puroen yoll COOPER uno e. u. Sim
mons aus 9oiomo. 2 Paiia8iere. Del
Cine erlitt cine MISUNDERSTANDING,
Der Mnbere cine iduere Werlsbung am
Iin!en geine. 16 anoere paKagiers
uno 3ugbeamte famen nit unbeoeu-
tenoen yerIesunQen uno Quetidungen
oabon. Inter ben 3u9 poiiaaieren
bsianoen fid foIQenOe prominents poli-
titer: 6. q. Nembp, 2ni9btstolun.
uno Walter 6. Bal. Wuneie, ganbi-
batsn Fiir Die republ. Domination FL,
lieutenant @oubsrneur, 0Orace 6.
6tillwea. QlnoerIon u. u. Gins
mons, oeiien Bein berlsbt tpuroe, IN
Der Y3riiber oes republ. @omites bon
6omarb @puntp.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-30
V. SnOianapOliS' SODll.
59jdhriser 1lIann ,,heirathet"
Elm l5'idhriges Mdohen.
Slabieier Der .0Od5eit" aui bet
YoIiSei.

Wuf einen bon benz glrbeiter 9abib
0oraer bon go. 2O20 Wliller Str,
Wdt SnbplS., sripiriten 0aftbsfebl
bin tuuroe geffern yladmittaa bon ben
Haolersp spoli3iifer 2ome uno Hernauer
Der 39'jdtrige Sdreinsr 6,msr Gitd.
Der felt eilpa 3 Sabren i'm Sorger'fden
pausbalte lOgirt eetabt bate, unter
Der f&peren Qlntlage Der .Gddnbun9
bsrbaItet.
DerieIbe 1T ndmlid beiduloigt, am
Wontag unter falIden Mngaben be3ugs
Ii4 bes MIiers ieiner anaebIiHen Braut,
Qna 6Orger, Der 9o9ter ieines
Tsirtbsberrn, einen. gbeerIaubniBIdeiu
eruirtt, besm. Oas erf 13 Sabre altt
Wdohm bergeipaltigt 3u baben. =
2ena's Wlutter ioll binter Dem &iiden
bes 0aters ibre 3uiiimmung gu be,
n0eirotb" ibres 13sjdbrigsn 9inoes
gegeben baben uno nit 6itG uno 2ent
am Nontag nad Martinspille 9efabrer
iein, no oas ungleide paar bunn aud
obne geoenfen bon einem llniperia'
| liiien. Hebsreno Namsns 3. 3. @arnei
Qetraut murce.
9orger, beifen Gamilien=@liid tudb
renb Der lebten Woden nidt nur burd
feline Werbaftuns auf Git9's Weran
lafung. IOnoern aud bur9 3ranibei
uno Cob ieiner iIeineren 2inber setriib
poroen mar, beialob. fObaIo er bot
oieIer ~Sduno. unb S4ein-0eiratb
bortt, benz Sauptiduloieen auf's Dad
3u ifeigsn. Saber Gitd's Werbaftung
9orger's Jrau 1T als 3eu9in poraela
ben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-30
Sn ct. .9onisN Nedjeni6ait able9eu
eolIen Sieie bier SnbianapoIiier.


Sn ct. 2ouis Hnb bon ben borti.
gen @robseidmorenen Mutlaaen pegen
thdtIiden Nnsriifs gesen 6 Der b0diten
Beamten Der international Brother
hood of Teamsters" erboben iuoroen,
unb unter ben 6 1eila9ten befinoen iid
folgenoe A SnOianapoliier' Cornelius
g. Shea, prdfoent; 9lltert Youns,
Organiiator; Wm. Roiubotbam, corr.
Gscreidr; @eorge Snnes, Organiiator.
Die 9lnflaaen be3iehen f4 auf ben
Gan zines ylidtunion Gubrmannes
Namens Miil 5tutberfOro, Der am 2.
Gebruar in ct. 2ouis iiberfolIen uni
blutig geihlagsn iuOroen mar, unt
3uar anldbli@ oes Stsiies Der Gubr'
leute. Der i'm Sonuar beeonnen bal
uuO bis iebt ne4 ni&t beigeIsgt wOr'
ben lit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-30
Hitter oss 9ruosr's Obbut. .

9ima, g., 80. Mdr3. Ser nsll.
lid megsn ieiner bartnddiaen Ueriuhe,
iid 3ugang gum Weiben 0auie 81 Der.
idaifsn, in Der Bunoesbauptifaot ber=
taftete Grnnt @oe luuroe geltern bon
einem Bunoesbeamten In iein bisf9es
6eim 3urid9ebro4t un0 Der Obbut
ieines Bruoers @eorge @oe iibergeben.
syrani's Srrmubn. iuel4er neuerlid
nit ssitsigerter 0eftia!eit aufgetreten
III, entfprang. iuie man annimmt, eiz
nem bon ibm srlitienen @&doelbru&,
uno man wiro ben Bebauernsmertben,
In Der 9ofnung, ibm oabur6 nod
ieinen Derlfano retter 3u i0nnen. mad
@bieago bringen, I'm es bort init elmer
5repanirung bes G&dbels su per'
fuden.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-30

gItbart, 80. Mdrj. Das IA
Monate alte 9Odisrden bes Garmers
albsrt etodlsp RurSts wdbrenb oes
6pielens i'm Dofe in einsu NIT Wansr
gefnllten elmer unb trtrani.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-30
@snne @aNsr.!

Die uns fiir IDisnliaa yladt propbs'
3sIten Rsqenenns baben f4 bsute wOr'
mittas sinssitsut, uno swar fetr isb'
bafs uno au6alieno. gs wirb ieood
nidt erwartst, Oab iie absrmaliss
ueberidwemmunsen unO neues lnbsll
i'm @efolge baben tperben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-30
0obFntb=Na at!dnse.

Gountp-Snesnieur 2lausmann, tuel-
der iomobl am Montag, aIs aud 9es
fern auseeoebnte uno iorsfdltige Sn-
lpectionstoursl i'm gountp pornabm,
lddbte ben bur9 bic 6oAfutb ange-
riAteten G9aben bon 6ffentlidsm
giQentbum in Warion Gountp aus.
Ieits Der @tabt auf nidt tueniaer ols
$l50,000 Ser gr0bte Sbeil ost5n
tpirb bas @Ounip 3u trosen baben; Die
9opnIbips baben psrbdltnibmdbia nlr
lpenis gum grieben bes Sdaoens bei-
3utragen.
Ser an ben Gountps sQanbfraben an=
geri9tste S9ooen iOu li& auf $50, 900
belaufen.
Die gountp= =GommiiIdre baben Die
perfdieoenen @uperintenoenten Der
2anbfraBen inlfruirt, unber3ugfid
Seule an5upeusn uno MI 0." "O'v'
meno'SeH "usOsns'u"9s" Os8''''s' o'
laneH'
0'e eOmm'na's DerOs" ~aps'vs.n' y
! lid beim Saulfonb cine erobe Mnleibt
maqe"' I'M O'e Mo'p~s"O'ssn o'"as'''
atoe''en e'e- aus'uptsn 81 'anen'
| ss pu' ''p tu"' 9'uu ps'auSHsp'u''
oaB "ur Ole ,.a @uIaanSe Sn Oct S'a9''
o'ude N we.us'so,as a sstpe'' uu'os''
'"o, os o'uus 's'oP W 'up 8"' "'V'
Oe'poo's''
Tait ieoe iiber ben plealant Hun
fiibrsnos Brhfs TT bsiddoist uOrOen
gsrtsbr 9sf1lohsH lusrOsn.
Die garth Nus. Bride uuroe total
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-30
0odIdul. .2icenfen.

2l27 ganbioatsn fielsn burd.
9ln @ebiibren reip. fur 2icenien
uurbsn SO. 294. 90 eineenommsn, mdb-
renb Die grtra-M -Musgabsn fiir Die BRIT.
funsen etc. iid auf s3,207.90 Bee
[iefen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-30
cR.ARsn.
Die ngorrefponbenten" n" h
f.~ 49, a ,sA fohsut

Ble 70 Drre JON ME 70 Z
len aber aud leben!
2onb bon. 80. Wdr3. Gin Cor.
reIponOent Der bieRgen Zines" In
gaiutfdwan8 cabeIt ieinem 9latte tpis
foIgt:
Die aiufIen babsn BEN Befebl gege'
ben, oab bic amerii. 1lagge, lpelds
bisber iiber benz 9auIe uette, In benz
bic arisQs.G GorrsIponbsntsn Ibrt Watl'
ssiten einnebmen, einge5cgeH tueroen
muB.
Die bieler 9aae erfoI9te a)rocIama.
: iion bss RrIsgsjufanbss bat aQe @e'
lI4dfts bisIer 6afeuHaOt labm aelest."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-30
Gle SiIile Fsl bnra.
Snbiama's aebramtssAipirantsn ,paren in
Istten Sabre nidt iebr erfcIsreid.

Dem Sabres-Yeridte oes Staats-
Superintenbenten fir graiebun9s- We.
len 8. u. Cotton iino folQenoe intereis
fante Daten entnommen:
gBdbren6 oss Sabres (Wl1r3 1908
Bis 1904 muroen i'm @an3en 1893
fdriftlide priifungssNr5eiten ben 2ebr-
ants. ganoioaten beiberlei @eidle9ts
unterbreitet uno unteriudt, uno oar=
aufbin ipurbsn nur 2266 1ebr-2icsn-
len ausgeibeilt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-30

ss- 0taudt bic Tish I Mingo.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-05-31
T. D. MEARES APPOINTED
RECEIVER OF A.&N.C.R.
Temporary ReCeiverShip Granted by Judge Purnell
on the Application of Cuyler
and Finch
CASE TO BE HEARD AGAIN IN JULY

Colonel S. G.. Ryan, OF Raleigh, is
Appointed Special Master to Take
Evidence, and by the First OF July
Action by Judge Purnen VIII Be
Taken as to a Permanent Receiver.
Mrs. Florence Tucker and Mr..
Dempsey Wood, Large Private
Stockholders Make COmpiaints-If
the State Has an Ofrer TO Lease the
Road. Which Is Considered a Safe
One by Judge PurneIl, He Will
Vacate the Receiyership-Rec
Meares VIII Take Charge of the
Road ut Once.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-05-31

Toxic, May 2S.-Japan paid heavily
for her victories at Kin Chou, Man
Shan and Talien Wan, losing 5000 men
in killed and wounded in the repeated
assaults against these positions, but
she scored sweeping and valuable vic
tory over the Russians, capturing SO
guns, clearing the way to Port Arthur
and inf1icting losses on the Russians
which in the end are expected to total
two thousand men. 1t is doubted if
the Russians will stand again, north of
Port Arthur. They retired from the
field beaten, and they failed to rally at
Nan Quan Lang, where it was antici-
pated that a second stand would be
made.
The desperate onslaughts of the Jap
anese on the heights of Nan Shan were
telling, for the Russians left 800 dead
in the trenches there. A complete
search of this field is expected to show
a greater number Of dead.
Nan Quong Lang was occupied yes
terday morning by a force of infantry,
artillery and engineers under the COM
mand of General Nakamura. The
main Japanese forces spent Friday
night in the villages around Nan Shan.
The soldiers were greatly fatigued as
a result of the constant fighting, but
they entered with much spirit upon the
new operations.
A force of Russians held Sanchilipu
station, which is northwest Of Dalny,
but the Japanese drove them out. The
Russians abandoned and burned the
station and retired in the direction Of
Port Arthur.
The estimate of the Russians engag-
ed in the defense of Kin Chou, Nan
Shan hill and the south shore of Talien
Wan bay vary, but it is evident that
the Russians drew for men from the
forces at Port Arthur and offered all
the resistance possible. 1t is understood
| here that Lieutenant General Stoessel
| commander of the military forces at
Port Arthur was in personal command
of the recent operations.
AS soon as the japanese troops have
| rested, they will press on to the south.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-05-31
Great Losses Sustained in Desperate
Infantry Charge.

Toxic, May 2S.-The japanese as
sault on Nan Shan Hill was one, Of the
fiercest and bloodiest affairs in modern
warfare. In the earlier rushes of the
engagement, every man participating
was shot down before he reached the
first line of Russian trenches. 1t was
found necessary to stop these infan-
try charges ard renew the artillery
fire from the rear, before the final
and successful assault on the Russian
position could be made. The success
OF this assault was brought about b.
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THEE men SENTENCED \
FOR DIRECT CONTEMPT
Judge PEBBLES Sentences G. F. Carroll. R. C..
Switzerland and E. w. Kerr to Jail and to
Payment OF Fines
CASE REMOVED TO CUMBERLAND

Judge Brown ON June f4tf-Affida-
Wits by Messrs. Carroll, Southerland.
and Kerr, Charging Judge PEBBLES
With Being Drunk, Are Declared
False and Given Only To Put tho
Judge in q Bad Light Before the
People-These Affidavits Are De-
clared to Be a Direct Contempt, and
For Them Sentences of so Days I'm
Jail and Fines OF Various Sums Are
Ordered-A Spirited Debate Ensues.
Sheriff Mcleod Makes an Explana-
ton.
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Aid Given by the japanese Squadron

Toxic, May eS-The japanese squad
ron, which was assigned to cooperate
il the attack of the second army on
Kin Chou and Nan Shan hill, composed
Of the gunboats Thukishi, Amagi, Hell
yen and Chokai and the first torpedo
boat flotilla, entered Kin Chou bay on
Wednesday. A heavy sea prevented it's
participation in the fighting of that
day. The weather cleared on Thursday
morning, however, and in spite Of the
shallowness of the water, the squadron
steamed close to shore and bombarded
the Russian batteries
Early in the action, shell passed
over the forward deck of the Chokai.
killing Lieutenant and two petty Off
GERS and wounding two men. The tor
pedo boat fiotilla sheHed the railroad
near the Shoas river. The torpedo
boats took sounding and guided the
larger ships. The squadron advanced
with the japanese right flank and aided
in covering it. Later in the day the
falling tide compelled the withdrawal
Of the larger warships.
Captain Hayashi commander OF the
Chogai was killed by the the explosion
of shell near one of the ships guns.
Four other men were wounded. The
vessels themselves were not injured.
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Senior Senator From
: Pennsylvania Died
Yesterday
ILL FOR A YEAR

There Has Been a Gradual Wasting
Away, With Periods of Slight I'M
proyement and Then a Recurrence
of Ills, That Slapped the Strength
A Strong Fight For Life Made in
the Face of a Stole Like Realization
of the Presence of Death-The Fu-
neral Will Be Held Tuesday-Per-
sonal Message of Sympathy From
the President of the United States.
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Russians Still Retreating
Before Fierce jap
dneSe Rush
ON TO THE SOUTH

Thrilling Account of the Rush on Nan
Russian Position-Kuropatk Sur
prised at the DeliberatiOn and Pre-
cision OF the Enemy-The Losses i'm
the Assault on Nan Shan Hill Will
Mount Into the ThousandS-As
Soon as the japanese Troops Have
Rested, They Will Press on to the
South.
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Japanese Precision Surprises {
Enemy.

New Chwang, May 28.-A staff offi-
Ger just from Mukden says the delib-
Grafton and precision Of the enemy
has surprised General Kuropatkin.
who at first believed the japanese
campaign would be one OF dashing
reckiessness, with more theatrical dis
play about the manoeuvres than STRAIT
egy.
A Chinese merchant just arrived.
who left Dalny five days ago. Gays the
Russians have vacated the town.
which at the time of his departure had
not been occupied by the japanese
forces. The latter were still engaged
in landing troops at Kin-Chou bay. It
is said on excellent authority that the
Japanese plan Is to use a force of
100000 men in their operations
against Port Arthur. and take It by
storm in a lrtnight. They realize
that their losses in the execution of
this plan will be severe. but il is con-
sidered better to take the risk than TO
keep a large army idle for three
: months. They do not propose. it IL
said. TO penetrate into the interior OF
the country any further than Muk-
den