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aERBERT BISMARCK.

father. in 1890. Prince Herbert Bis
marck had taken part in public affairs
only as n member of the reichstag. His
attitude had been that OF a man not
appreciated by his sovereign. and who
was waiting In the background for an
opportunity to resume his career. He
was born i'm 1919.
He always declined to join any po-
litical group, steadfastly calling him
self in independent. Prince Bis
marck's father trained him rs his sue
cessor as chancellor Of the German en-
pire. An incident that nearly wrecked
Prince Bismarck's career and that
caused the old chancellor great annoy
ance was Prince Ghen count Her.
bert's elopement with Princess Caro-
Hath Beuthen. the wife of Prince Karl,
the head of that distinguished Silesian
house. Count Herbert lived with the
princess i'm southern Italy for few
weeks and then. ut the command of
his father. returned to Germany. The
princess afterwards was divorced and
has since died
The title Of Prince Bismarck and the
large fortune of the deceased will go
TO his 7-year-old son Otto. The fortune
is valued at $1,000. 600
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Thursday, Sept. -.

Leah Minkus. II Chicago woman, has
brought suit for $4,000 against Il den
fist whom she charges with filling the
wrong tooth.
Senator ilOars condition does not
improve He is so weak that he can
not rally from his long illness.
A story told by one Il. Lee IIawes,
that the Mexican police had tipped
Off" a plot to assassinate' President
Roosevelt. is declared Il fake by tie
Mexican police.
The Notwithstanding Union, in
session at 81. Louis. has adjourn al sine
die, having concluded its business.
FrostS have been quite general in
the west and northwest. but the crop
damage is rcrortcd slight.
Robert j. Mcclellan. of Depere, was
nominated for congress by the Ninth
Wisconsin district Democratic conven-
ton.
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Friday, Sept. 10,

The next meeting place. i'm 1906 Jf
the General Federation of Womcn's
clubs will be st. Paul.
Street cars at Lincoln. Ncb.. are held
down 10 seven miles an hour. and most
of thc citizens prefer To walk.
The recent great cotton corner in the
United states apparently has caused II
permanent fright i'm Europe, which
bids fair to lose the United States their
market i'm that part of The world.
The great council of the United
States Improved Order Of Red Men,
in session at st. Joseph, Mo-, has add
journed.
The Japanese government has con
firmed John McLeavy rown as di-
rector of Korean customs.
James L. Winchester, of Dover. Del.
hank president and reputed million
aire. has been elected chairman of the
Delaware Democratic state committee.
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Saturday, Sept. IL.

Henry J.. Metcalf. of Pawtuckct. has
been nominated for governor by the
Rhode Island PrOhibitiOnistS.
Clad in the uniform of the United
States navy. lzadore Turk. Is years
old. found his clothing bar 10 EN-
ployment in Chicago.
The Paris Matin Is organizing a
motor boat race from Toulon to Al
giers.
\ contract for steamship service
between Vancouver, Il. c.. and Mexico
has been awarded to Andrew Weir &
Co. of Glasgow. by the Canadian gov
eminent.
The Gardner-Flynn fight ut Denver
was a draw AT the end of ten rounds.
The American Bankers association
convention ut New York has adjourned
TO meet ut Washington next year.
The annual convention of the grand
aerie of the Eagles has adjourned at
Baltimore to meet in Denver next year.
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Russian Main Position at Tie Pass Russ
Feels the Jap Line.

81. Petersburg, Sept 20.-While still
insisting that General Kuropatkin has
sufficient troops at Mukden to contest
the Japanese advance the war office
admits that it is not likely that de-
cisive battle will be fought there. Ev-
erything goes to show that the main
Russian position is now at Tie pass,
flanked by hills running out on the
left. and by the river on the right Of
fetal reports TO the war Office are to
the effect that the Japanese did not
make any further move towards Muk-
den until Sept. Il. when reconnais-
sances in force disclosed that they
were still massing at Yentai and Bent
siaputze.
No Japanese have been discovered
east Of the latter point. The recon
naissances, General Kuropatkin says.
were brilliantly carried out by Gener-
ais Samsonoff's and Rennenkampff' s
Cossack brigades with mixed de-
tachment of infantry and artillery. I'M
der Rennenkampff' spersonal comm" Nd.
They captured village north of Bent
SHDulLc WulCH WIS uScu us DlNOI.
The Russians drew off later, losing a
few men killed or wounded after Sc
curing valuable information regarding
the Japanese strength and position.
General Kuropatllin says he has re-
viewed the Thirty seventh division,
commanded by General Chekmareff,
which has just arrived at Mukden. 1t
belongs TO the First European corps,
of which the Twenty second division.
General Afanasovitch, reached Lao
yang i'm time TO take part i'm the battle
there. The appearance of the newly
arrived European troops at Mukden,
instead Of being evidence of the com
plete Russian concentration there ~
many persons hastily assumed, is like
~ due to the decision of General Kuro.
patkin to get these fresh and INFESTED
troops in contact with the Japanese,
and give the soldiers who suffered the
brunt of the fighting at Liaoyang an
opportunity TO rest and recuperate.
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GHOULS AFTER LETTERS BODY
Plot Alleged to Steal the Remains of the
Great Chicago Merchant-An
impossible Feat.

Washington. Sept. 19.-Through
communication received by the super
intendent Of Rock Greek cemetery here
from the superintendent of IL cemetery
in the middle west the informtion was
conveyed of ii plot TO ste; the body
of the late Levi Il. Letter and hold it
for a large ransom. The communities
ton notified the cemetery officials here
that the alleged ghOuls had left Chica go
and suggesting the placing of an eX-
ira guard i'm the vicinity of the Lei
ter mausolcum.
The cemetery officials said that the
metallic casket containing the re-
mains was imbcdded in eight feet Of
cement and that there was no possi-
bility Of Il successful attempt at grave
rObbing.
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NEWS BRIEFLY STATED.
Matters of General Interest Take en-
from the Wires.
Some OF the Happenings ofthe Past
Week Given in Condensed Para.
graphs for Busy People.
Wednesday, sept. IA.

The body of John J.. Rategan. a we'll
known resident of KenOsha. Wis. who
disappeared Sept. :. was found floating
in the Kenosha harhor.
Mrs. Denman Thompson. wife of
the veteran actor, is i'll nj her home
ut West Swansey. y. H., and ii is
feared she may not recover.
The fifth national convention of the
frateral order of Eagles is in session
at Baltimore.
More than 1000 members OF the
Catholic knights of America are in
session at the Worlds fair.
Judge Osceola Kyle has opened the
first United States court in the Pana-
ma canal zone.
More than 10000 visitors are in Bal
timore- for the national convention of
the Fraternal Order of Eagles.
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from i>ort Arlnur M n time when the
running Of the blockade is extremely
perilous: ON a recent autl Oritatiye
statement that the Japanese siege
works are completed. and on reports
from Japanese sources that at Port
Dalny an assault was expected to take
place i'm n few days.
Toxic Sept. l9.-Marquls Oyama,
commander-in-chief Of the Japanese
forces in the field. telegraphs that Gen,
eral Oku reports having captured thir-
teen prisoners at the battle of Lao
yang. He also gave Al detailed list of
the Russian stores which General Oku
captured as follows: Thirty horses. o.
2SS rifles. l27 ammunition wagons, D.
S92 rounds of artillery, 659,930 small
arm cartridges, great quantities of tim
Der. -four, rice, forage, engineering i'm
plements. clothing and Announcements.
The armies under Generals Kuroki
and NodZu made no prisoners. Gen
eral Kuroki captured forty horses, 800
rifles. 300 rounds of artillery and Co.,
600 rounds of rifle ammunition, tele-
graph apparatus, and various miscel-
laneOus implements. General NOdZu
captured 400 rifles, 1,164 rounds Of ar
tillery and 37,SSS rounds of rife am
munition. three photographs. telephones.
tools and large quantities of foOdstuffs
and timber.
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Damaging Storm i'm Iowa.

Des Moines. Ia. Sept 20-TerrifiC
wind. hail and rain storms DANA ged
many thousand dollars worth OF
property at Oskaloosa. Buildings occu
pied by Spencers wholesale grocery
firm were demolished. The Illinois
Central depot was unroofed and prac
tically all the business houses were
damaged more or less severely. Re
ports from other parts of the state
indicate the severity of the storm. Al
Abba the hail was said to be five
inches depn
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Monday, Sept. 10.

The French line steamship La Lor-
raine. which has arrived ut New York,
from IIavre. brought Ex-Governor
Levi =. Morton and his family.
Two suitors for the hand of a New
York widow will play game of pi-
nochle TO decide who shall marry her
Thomas T.. Watson. in speech in
Kentucky. declares the old parties
stand together on present issues.
Yale since its foundation has grad.
uated 22,035 students, of whom 12,-
74i are living.
1t is alleged that Andrew Carnegie
offered to supply millions to secure the
secession of Canada from the British
empire.
After trying TO rob woman at Chi.
cago John Dougherty sought a
nights lodging at a police station, bu,
was identified and arrested.
There are 800 typhoid patients in
the Winnipeg. Man. general hospital
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Rnssinn Loss Via Paris.

Paris, Sept. 17.-EXact figures Of the
Russian losses i'm killed. wounded and
missing in the operations before Lao
yang from Aug Is TO 2G have been
received by the general staff. accord
ing to Tie Journals st. Petersburg
correspondent. These amount to two
generals. 2JG officers and - 500 sol
dicrS. In addition 1873 guns were lost.
The material losses include fortifica-
tions costing S3O,0O0COO.
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Mayor and Sheriff Indicted.

Huntsville. Ala. Sept. 16.-The
grand jury which has been Investigate
ing the Horace Naples lynching of a
few days ago. has returned indict-
ments against Mayor Il. w. Smith Of
this city and Sheriff A. ID. Rodgers.
as well as ten members of the mob.
The mayor and sheriff are charged
with derelction of duty in not sup
pressing the mob The announcement
of the indictments created the widest
excitement here and further trouble is
feared.
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japanese Advance Slowly.

Berlin. Sept 20. - Colonel Gaedke,
the correspondent Of The TaGeblatt,
in the Far East. telegraphs from Muk-
den, under date of Sept. 10. rs follows:
1.-The Japanese are advancing slowly
with broad front. the left resting
on the Lao river, and the right on
the mountains, probably the Fushan
coal mines, twenty-seyen miles east
ward The Russian troops have recov-
cred their spirits. Chinese officials are
suspected of secretly aiding the Japan
csc 9"
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Lena Is Out of II. Now.

San Francisco, Sept. 1.-THE Rus
sian auxiliary cruiser Lena is now at
the government naval station at Mare
island, having departed from San Fran
cisco bay under the escort of the cruis-
or Marblehead. The Lena is now un-
der the local jurisdiction of Rear Adj
miral McCalla, of the navy yard, the
responsibility of her safe-kceping hay
Ing been transferred from Rear Admir-
al Goodrich. The work of dismantlins
the Lena will be commenced at an ear
ly date.
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Russian RepIy to Uncle Sam.

st. Petersburg. Sept. i7.-Russia' 5
reply to the representations of the
United States and Great Britain re-
guarding contraband of war was com,
bassies. 1t is understood that Russia
recognizes the principle that provisions
are not contraband when consigned to
private parties but only contraband
when intended as military or naval
stores
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Five hundred delegates of the Unit
ed Brotherhood of Carpenters and Join
ers are in biennial convention at Mil
waukee.
A young woman member of st
James Methodist church, Chicago. was
baptized 10y immersion.
John Alexander | owic has been pro-
claimed Ivy himself. first apostle of
the Christian Catholic church in Zion
His followers have assented.
The first national encampment of
the United States Spanish War Neter.
ans has commenced at the Worlds fair
grounds.
The municipal council Of The Hague
has rejected the measure providing for
utilizing part of The Hague woods for
the Carnegie palace of peace.
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Japs Demand StoesseI's Surrender.

st. Petersburg, Sept. 16,-A dispatch
from Lieutenant General Stoessel,
commander of the Russian military
forces ut Port Arthur, says the Japan
csc are actively constructing fOrtifica-
other points and that they continue to
lombard the forts and harbor. On
Sept. ? they threw 30 shells into the
town. The Japanese. the dispatch
adds, have issued Il proclamation TO
the Russian troops. demanding their
surrender
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Sunk While Running Block ade.

Nagasaki. Sept. 16.-A British sail
ing vessel supposed to be the British
bark Lucia struck mine recently off
Port Arthur. One person of those on
board was rescued. 1t is considered
probable that the vessel was running
the blockade.
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Call That Is Not Popular.

st. Petersburg, Sept. 20, 2:15 a. NJ
There is a story atiOat that Il sudden
call has been issued to officers of the
guard regiments stationed at ST. Pc
tersburg to report for service at the
front. According TO report the order
directs that eight ont OF Il total of fifty
six officers Of each regiment should he
chosen by lot and drafted TO serve with
regiments now in the Far East. 1t is
stated that the order has aroused great
discomfort. Whole regiments are
anxious TO 20 to the theater of war,
but tie officers intensely dislike the
prospect of the organizations being
split un.
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Dowie Prociaims Himself Apostle.

Chicago, Sept. 2O.-John Alexander
Dowie. i'm the presence of 1000 per-
sons at Zion City proclaimed himself
the first apostle of his church. The
feature of the ceremony was his COR
geous apostolic robes. patterned after
PRIESTS
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London, Sept. pa dispatch from
Toxic to news agency says: "A
strong Russian force made sortie
from Port Arthur on the afternoon of
Sept. Is, and attacked the ItcZshan
fort, which was recently captured by
the Japanese. The fighting lasted some
hours and the Russians eventually
We're repulsed with heaYY loss"
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PRINCE BISMARCK DEAD
Grave "a disappointed Man-iiis
Esrly Indiscretion.

Friedrichsruhe. Sept 19.-Prince Her
bert Bismarck died yesterday morn
ing at. 1915 o'clock. The end was
painless. Since he ceased TO be for
eign minister on the retirement OF his
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spanish War Veterans Meet.

st. Louis, Sept. 20.-The first annual
national encampment of the United
Spanish war veterans has commenced
at the worlds fair grounds.
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All Quiet at Mukden, but Fight
ing Anticipated Thirty-Five
Miles Away.
SERIOUS WORK PROBABLE SOON
Russ Feels His Foes Line to Develop
His Doings
Reconnaissance by Cossacks Obtains
Some Information Report ola
Russian Repulse at Port
Arthur-St. Peters
burg Views.

Shanghai, Sept. 20.-The general at
tack on Port Arthur which began Mon
day and in which the Japanese fleet
is co-Opera ting, was resumed Tuesday
morning. The Japanese captured two
important forts on either side of Sueis-
zeying, north of Port Arthur
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SITUATION AT PORT ARTHUR

Assault on the StronghoId Either Occur
ring or Imminent, says Cbefoo.
Chefoo. Sept. 19.-Local students of
the military situation at Port Arthur
basing their deductions upon recent de-
velopments there, are of the opinion
that another grand assault is either
occurring at the present time or is i'm.
minent. This opinion is base1 on the
very heavy bombardment of the Rus
sian stronghold that occurred on Sept
16. for such a bombardment forms the
usual prelude to an assault, on the
arrival here Of important messengers
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Mukden, Sept. 20. - All is quiet
here, but fighting is anticipated in the
neighborhood of Sinmintin, thirty five
miles west of Mukden.
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