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Japs Bayoneted.
JAPS LOST POSITION.
Burned Their Supply Depots and Re-
treated to Taitse River

ST. PETERSBURG, December 2-Dis-
patches from Mukden today say that Cen
eral Rennenkampffs forces November 20
drove the Japanese out of a new position
southwark of Tsinkhetchen The fighting
was short and sharp. The Japanese burned
their supply depots in three villages and
retreated, pursued by Cossacks so far as
the Taitse river. The Japanese losses
We're about fifty killed and one hundred
wounded The Cossacks DESTROYED n lana
nese telegraph line and occupied the vii
lage or Suidun, about seven and one-half
miles southeast of Tsinkhetchen.
Russian Cruiser at Tangier.
TANGIER, Morocco December 2.-Tbe
Russian auxiliary cruiser Rion. formerly
the Smolensk. and her two torpedo boat
destroyers have arrived here and are coal
ing.
Russian Warships Bound South.
ISLAND OF Perrin Strait of Babel
Mandeb, December -Four Russian war
ships passed Perrin at o'clock this morn
ing going southwark.
Released Steamer Sailed.
VLADIVOSTOK, Russia. December o
The British steamer Calchas, which was
captured by the Russian yladivostok
squadron while bound from Puget sound
ports TO Japan, and whose release was an
nounced October Is, today sailed fo- Naga-
saki, Japan.
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100000 Fire at clarksburg.

CLARKSBURG. w. Va. December a.
The plant of the A. D. Parr Lumber Com
! pany was burned today. Loss over 100000.
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To Advertisers.

To insure proper inser-
ton and classification ad-
vertisers are requested to
send their announcements
for Saturdays Star either
to the main office or
branch offices as early as
possible Saturday morning.
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Powerful Aid to Her Rescue.
Considerable Interest Today.

Considerable interest was aroused today
by a statement credited to a Cleveland at
torney to the effect that Mrs Chadwick lost
large sums of money through bucket shop
transactions.
Another statement made in connection
with the case today was that number uf
years ago Mrs. Chadwick borrowed from
Mrs Schenley. the English woman who
died several years ago possessed of many
millions of dollars worth of property In
Pittsburg 1t is said that notes for various
sums made by Mrs. Chadwick were found
among Mrs Schenley's papers after her
death
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MARKErS EY TELEGRAPH.

MILWAUKEE Wheat Weaker; No /
northern on track, !iSc. No. = northern, on
49e oats DULL No. white, on track, ABE;
No. 3 white. un track, 39nllc. barley
bull except for very choice; No on track,
GIc; sample on track, 1WtGoc. Rye-Easicr,
No. / on track sc. Provisions Lower
pork, l2.14; lard, 60.
Flour quotations are Hard spring wheat
patent, IN wood, AWl9o; straight IN
wood, 4 ao1iiGo; export patent, in sacks.
rye Hour country pure In sacks, 3Gum3.Iu,
city pure, in wood, 7o0i3.so.
Mil'-tqqnS are steady quoted az
middlings and $50 for milwaukee, dour
1nidd.iugS in iOO III sacks; red dog, lg.lOft
1000 delivered at country points, SOC extra.
-t7,c. old, SiaiMNi'ec. September SUl2"l
Sua.c. old. S2INc; December. S0kM Soi2";
May, S2Ac. corn June. 47"se; July, aga
as, September. 4N4miSa,c; December, AL
6i44l,c; May, l3itc. oats June 4o'.c; July,
5slse, September, 3l7se, December, - &C.
Pork July, Ego, September, 1890. Lard
July, Gs7i.; September, 1.oIl2; October,
40, pcccmhcr So. Ribs July. 1;27l2;
June, GIc; July Toe Flax Cash y. W,
l.u7 :. W. l.ol June, lul July 1.0l Sep.
tcmhcr. 90 Timothy July, 292A; SEP
tcmber. 315. Glover June, 1870. Barley
NEW YORK June 2s.-closc-w Wheat
July. SoIsc September SIG. December,
$3.50. corn July, 53'Ac; September, 13'A9
KANSAS CITY. Mo- June Is Close
Wheat Firm; July, 7412c. September, 7UAc,
December. 70'smIo%c' cnsh No hard, soc;
sUdSsc; SO. 3, anu''5c Corn Higher, July,
t5osc. September 43isc, December, 3s$Cl
$3.50, casa 80 mixed, 4ac; No. white,
use No. 3, i7i2r oats Steady; NO ,
white 4lmi9c. Nc . mixed. use
MlNNEAPOLIS. MINI, June 2s Close Fl
Whent July, "2igc September. So1SMslc;
December. zoe; on track, No. ! hard. 94%.c;
No ! northern 9&Ac, No. northern, U&d
81 LOUIS. Mo. june rs. Close Wheat
Lower: No = red cash elevator nominal,
track. lo7ml oS. old, July, s2asNiS2l4c; Sep
trnher, Sol4c, Nc hard, %,@o2c, Corn
tcmbor, 46aic oats Easy No . cash,
ale; July, SIC; September. 307sc No >
white $40 Lead steady, 40 speiter--
KANSAS CITY. Mo- June os.- Cattle
Receipts. Sooo Including 1890 southerns:
market steady 70 SLOW beef steers, .25Qt
64o; southern steers, = 7iGl5po, southern
COWS. 5o1l3jo, native cows and heifers,
acuUid - stockcrS and feeders, = 7J0Ii. 20.
Hogs Receipts, l2,uoo; market sc lowcrl
heavy, 5.l1t53o; pnckors, 1000 %; pigs
aud lights, 1890 20 sheep Receipts,
1890. market steady; sheep. 5000 - (;
ST. LOUIS. Mo June IS -cattlc-Rc.
eetpts $500 including coco Texans, market
storhcrs ana feeders a0o0i.lo, COWS and
hetfcrs . 21Gt6 90; Texas steers. 3.couJ 80;
COWS and hcfrrs 75fl3 -. Hogs Re
ceipts 1000 market steady 10 ~ lower;
mgs AMI lights, 216t5l 10, packers, : loo
- butchers ana best heavy 5.aoad IS
sheep Receipts. 45oo. market steady 70
strong sheep 3.7aGii21. lambs 4couG. - ;
Texans. 4O06ii 30.
OMAHA Seb June 2s Cattle Re.
celpts. 200, market steady beef steers,
4 5taid 10 cows and helfers, 3optti ~,
stockcrs aud feeders, 25odi i Hogs Re.
eelpts 1900: market &c lower, heavy. p inGl
3 10 light 5000 12ia pigs. 4.5Wd5 90
Sheep Receipts, 45oo, market steady;
sheep. 3oo45 20, lambs, a5optI00.
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TOCO'S REPORT ON FIGHT.
Confirms Story of Sinking of Rus
sian Battleship
JAPANESE LOSS SMALL.
Togo Tried to Decoy Czar's Fleet Out to
Sea, but Without Beat Hasty
Retreat.

Toxic, June &c p. m.-Delayed in
transmission.) Admiral Togo's detailed
report Of his effective attack on Port
Arthur last Thursday night, reaches To-
kio today.
The report confirms the reported de-
struction Of n Russian battleship OF the
Pcresyet type, the disabling Of battle
ship Of the Seyastopol class and pro
tected cruiser resembling the Diana and
the injuring Of a torpedo destroyer, but
throws no light on the Russian plan.
Eight Attacks on Fleet.
The entire Russian fleet steamed out
to sea in line of battle Suddenly, when
within 1900 meters OF the japanese
fleet, the Russian feet refused battle and
steamed back to an anchorage outside the
harbor, where during the night the Japa-
ncsc dcstroyers and torpedo boats made
eight desperate attacks upon il. The
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headed towards the Russians at full
speed.
Torpedo Fleets Attack.
"At $50 p. m. the fourteenth flotilla
! delivered the first attack on the Russian
| feet, now in the rear Of a point five
miles outside the entrance TO Port Ar
! thur Immediately afterwards the fifth
| fotilla delivered second attack The
| Russian feet was confused and il was
| impossible for it to retreat quickly into
| the harbor on account Of the narrowness
of the channel and possibly the low tide.
"At 1890 D. IN. the Russian feet an
chored in a single line extending from
the foot of Wautsucing fort TO the base
Of Chentaorhan During the night the
| torpedo fotillas kept up constant attacks
on the Russian feet going in eight times.
Battleship Sinks.
"The most effective attack was that of
the sixteenth hotilla, which, at II 80 p.
NJ, caught the Russians rounding Shen-
shen. The first class torpedo boat Shira-
taxa, Commander Wakabayashi sent
two torpedoes in n battleship Of the
Peresviet class She was seen to sink
in a volume OF smoke and ire. Other
effects Of the attack. were not observed
on account of the heavy firing which
cast volumes Of waters over tie fotilla
md the heavy cannonading hich rent
the air. The searchlights from the ships
and forts also blinded the japanese.
Russian Loss Confirmed.
"At dawn Friday n reconnaissance OF
The entrance was made by the fourth and
fifth fiotillas whose report confirmed that
Of the patrol ships as to the Russian
loss"
Admiral Togo says the moonlight and
the narrow line Of the enemy prevented
his feet from indictins greater damage.
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Heavy Russian Loss.
NEW YORK BANK CLOSES
Saratoga Institute Does Not Open for
Busness-0wes Deposi-
tors $500 900.

Saratoga, y. Y. June 27.-The First
National hnnk of Saratoga was not
opened for business today. 4 notice
signed by National Bank Examiner Van
Nrnnkcu and posted on the door stated
that at the request of the directors and
10y order Of the controller Of the cur
rcucy the bank was closed
A run on the Citizens National bnnk.
which was begun Saturday. was con
nnued today by the smaller dcpo,itors.
New York, June n The First VA
tiuual bank Of Saratoga Springs, accord
ing to recent statement, owed dcpo.i-
tors SSnO,uOu. Its paid-up capital Was
Sl25uoO aud it had among its assets ST..
OlSOoo in loans. discounts stocks and
securities and 100000 in cash aud eA-
changes.
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Fourteen Million Died
in Wars of the Last Century

Paris, June ia French statlstican
has Just made calculation showing that
! I'm the last century l4,pD,ro men were
I killed In war. lie hns read thousands of
( pages In history and spent more than
three years In preparing his tables.
In II preface TO his volume he suggests
that the only really effective method TO
completely populate the world Is for
all nations to unite 10 suppress war for
at least a century.
when asked II he had considered the
fact that In many places the world Is
already over populated he had no ready
reply
Another Frcnchman who has given the
yolumlnous tables a great deal Of study
says that IL there had been no war III
the last century the cnrth could not sup
pig food enough for the population.
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WHAT en-. KUTCH!N
does kGf 10.

Ue does not fright.
en- pcopieinto doctor.
iuC by hold nlg UP a
r!Capfaspet DIV de;.,h
| lie or, .lla:, ewes. He
! Ices not urge The SICK
10 take treatment
| when i, knows tb,m
tolc incurable Nei-
| 'her does h nv false
/ pretcnscs hold thu
sick under his car
y cuth after mont
rtl,ils doing them no
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MILWAUKEE LIVE STOCK MARKET

HOGS Receipts. - cars; market slow
light mixed, Juvmi.3I. fair to good me
diums and heavy. 52'Hi5.@p; selected heavy
:. ;HNiiiu, pigs, ~ to 10 lbs, 4.@j4i 10
coarse stays, = -.
CATTLE Receipts, 10 arS; steady; calves
steady. butchers steers medium to good
1850 To- 1900 Ms. 45Am5.o0; fair to me
dunn $50 10 1850 lbs 4.ot"ti5o heifcrs
common. 9.iUm3on: good, 3.1ONi425; COWS,
fair to good. 5UM3.-j; Gamers, i.256i L. -;
cutters, 2WNJ2 -, bulls common, 24uGi
Ia; choice. 2."M3.75. feeders, SEQ to 90
lbs, 3.uuM3 -; stockrrs, 5oo to 80 lbs, 90
m6uo. Mixers Don't ship them.
SHEEI-ReCcipts. ! ears; dull, 2icHI3.I0;
bucks 2.DNi2Jo; lambs, 3.ondi325i spring
lnmLs. 4. lAMl.l. -.
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In his report Admiral Togo says:
"Thc exit Of the Russian fleet from
Port Arthur harbor began early Thurs
day. June %. The battIcslips Pcresylct,
rotaya, Scyastopol the armorcd cruiser
Bayan the protected cruisers Pallada,
Diana. Askold and Novk came FIRST u
steamer leading them clearing mines. A
warning flashed 10y wireless topography
bv the japanese patrol boat put Admiral
Togo's fleet at full speed to series Of
prearrgngrd stations.
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Clearing Away Mines.

"Thrcc flotillas Of japanese destroycrs
and torpedo buuts steamed close to til"
harbor entrance and watched the Rus
sian vessels At II O'Clock the Russian
battleships Czarcyitch, Ketyizan end po-
bieda joined the other Russian ships out
side the harbor Several steamers and
boats were engaged in clearing and eX-
ploding mines in order to make a pas
guyn g.uuurI
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WHAT Or. kUTCH!h
Does 90.

DR.. kutchin makes
the inst object OF his
life TO hca. the af-
licted, the second, TO
get a well deserved
reputation asa healer
OF diseases among the
people; the third, is
TO earn y modest com
pensa.ioa In order to
propety care for him
scIf and family,
lie does all that h,
agrees to, ard Oft
times more, and when
failure does occur il
can always he traced
to clrelessness, i'm.
prudence, Or over
work on tho part OF
the paticr.
lie deals can llidly,
literally and honor
ably vitl all alike,
t1k!ng advantaCe CT
none as 20 condition
or circumstance.
Last, but not least,
HE CURES after III
methods but his ha We
failed.
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Warned by Wireless Message.

Russian vessels rc-cntcred the harbor on
Friday since which time it has failed
to rrluppar.
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In high court and army and naval cir
clcs. where the report of the Port AZ
thur affair has been freely circulated,
the Japanese version is received with
considerable rcSer"e
The officials d, not attempt to Disguise
the seriousness, of and the far-rcaching
consequences which might result from
the loss of three Of the Port Arthur war
ships, but they profess To be more in
cIincd to believe that the vessels were
lost in open fighting rather than as the
result of torpedo ATTACK. Should this
hc the case, they say. the japanese could
not have escaped without material loss
and The Gripping of one or two Of their
hattlcShipS enough TO assure the com
uand Of the sea to the Baltic squadron.
Heavy Russian Loss.
Rome June ~ 4 dispatch from To
kio 70 the Giornalc d'ltalia says the Rus
sian Admiral Prince 'htumsky and 80
men We're drowned when the battleShip
Pcrcsrirt Was torpcdOcd and sank
\ dispatch from thcfoo to the Agen2ia
Liberia says Gen. Stoesscl made a sortic
from Port Arthur on Friday with 1000
men, but WAS repulsed The japanese
commander sent an envoy to the Rus
SIAN commander, advising him to capitu-
late with hnuorS of war
several Japanese steamers nj Daluy
ar" said % be- loading with stones with
a view Of another bottling operation
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Miss IIgnty One.

las ho0l ol,ctrd ru p.a af fHe Bratu.
sdy school hatsas ta.y laasn5a
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Japanese Make Attack.


Capt. Asai, commanding the Japa
ncsc torpedo ilotilla, attacked the vcsse.s
engaged in clearing ont the mines and
humpcrcd the work At 3 o'clock sever
Russian dcstroyers appeared and the
japanese vigorously attacked them. One
of the Russian dcstroycrs which was hit
aud set on fire rctrcated 10 the harbor
burning. Tho Noyik attacked the Jap
atsse, who scurrcd away.
Russians Start Seward
"Thc vessels engaged in clearing the
harhor finally made. a passage and the
NUyik led the Russian fleet seward. III
the meantime Admiral Togo concealed
tho positions of his ships and at 4 O'Clock
sent the third squadron out into the
vision of the Russians with the object of
drawing them seward. The Russian
fleet stood southeastward and then south
ward.
During this time Admiral Togo had
concealed his first squadron south Of
GugAn rock As he Russians ap-
preached Admiral Togo assembled his
fleet and prepared TO attack.
Ready to Give Battle.
AT G:lJ y. m the Russians were in
plain sight. eight miles northwest Of Gu
gan rock. The Czarcvitch led and the
nine others followed in "A single line. The
Novik and seven dcstroyers were placed
ut the right of the line Admiral Togo
waited, with battle flags flying from all
the tops. The Japanese fleet formation
represented the first letter OF the Japa-
nrsc alphabet inverted
Russians Change Mind.
AT Z 80 p M the Russians headed
for the Japanese ANA Admiral Togo
vcrrcd slightly 10 tn" right in order to
bring pressure against the head Of the
Rnssian formation. Al : D. M the Rus
slams changed their course and headed
nurthward. Admiral Togo followed in
along single line ordering III" dcStruycrs
and torpedo hoa,s To prepare for an at
tack after SHUTDOWN.
AT 81 y. m. the small notilas swung
Arluml lLn Lnnr- Of lLn .llnumnsn ilnnt nlLl
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Chicago & North Western Railway.
NORTH BOUND

daily only
i TO duuth. No
the Train
dior
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lap Version Is Doubted.

Without w0ud have remained in the
outer roadstcad at night, thus inviting il
dash by the japanese destroyers.
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Toxic, June ell n. mater hot
fight which lasted for six hours yester-
day morning, June -, the Takushan d.
vision Of the japanese army completely
defeated five battalions Of Russian in
fantry, which, supported by two regi-
ments of cavalry and sixteen guns, DC.
cupicd Fen Shut Ling. some twenty miles
northwest Of Sin Yen
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Mo Ficn pass and Fen shut pass are
about due west of Limo Yang
Tia pass Is midway between aud north
If No rieu mud Fen Shut passes and IL
between laao Yaug aud Mukden, and
nhout seventy five miles from the rnil-
roud connecting LIMO Ynng md Mullen.
Il VIII thus be seem that the japanese
forces which hnyr occupied the pusses
mentioned are turning the lot flank Of
the Russian position at Limo lung and
were threatening the railroad connecting
laao Yang aud Nuklcu
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st. Petersburg, June 2S.-7;10 p. NJ
The Associated Press is informed on good
authority that Gen. Kuropatkin has de
cided to withdraw northward.
Seoul, Korea, June 2S.--Evcning.-It is
rumored here that the Russian Nladi'
vostok squadron has again left that port,
London, Juno 2S.-l4G p. ma dis
patch 70 the Central News from Toxic
says it is reported that another Russian
battlcship has been discovered stranded
off Tiger rock.
1t is presumed that She was torpedoed
while returning to Port Arthur after the
recent naval engagement
Toxic. June 23.-ll n. mater a hot
fight which lasted for six hours yester-
day morning, June -, the Takushnn d.
vision Of the japanese army completely
defeated five battalions OF Russian IN
fantry which, supported by two rcgl-
ments of cavalry and sixteen guns, DC.
Cupicd Fen Shut Ling. some twenty miles
northwest Of Siu Yen.
Russians Fall Back.
The Russians finally fell back in the
direction Of SIN Mn Chrug. The Japa-
nesc casualties aggregated about 100
killed and wounded. Maj. Oba was
killed during the battle.
Great Armies Face to Face.
o. ietcfsburE' Iune "a diSpatch
IRON i'tu' T. 'tI. HahuhrpH received ihst
J"risivn lattle NJ NIX ,,.,,,,,.i', o,s,',,,
Cen kuropatk.n'- main army and tho
armies Of Gems. kurokj and Oku is i'm.
mnent.
The three armies probably uyprapata
5000 men ana thlr oufuo.ts are tnIny
IN touch all along the line.
Y,.,...t..- D....
H"iop"'" Il NcPo''''
81 IrirTshdEt, June -. The En-
p'Ior has received the following dispatch
from zen. huiopathIh, dated Lao Yang,
June -.
"Ihe Japaucso attacked our forces oc.
'up5iHk No lleh, rem Shui and ia
passes JUNE -, Our infantry and cayal-
~ ItItat'd persuaded That the adynnc-
,ySr orrata , nrn r"rb " "r T ,hre
passes, were stronger than each Of our
dctachmrnts. Ia the attack on Ia pass
tho Japanese guards. besides other repi-
mcnts, participated. The Japanese made
Il frontal and hnuk attnck in considcrable
forco on both sides Of this position. Tho
japanese troops occupied Fen Shai and
Mo 1icn passcs during the morning Of
June -. -,
sbui n,es ,cro ott,rl,J ~, ''',t' A.
mnn,a az Ionnnren ,rhoy ,,,aro ~,
ovnr oneilv rannlsoJ ''"
Retreat Is ordered.
Before pushing back our adynnce
punrl during the rypuinr oP Inn, ~;
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lis IMPROVED METHODS OF TREATMENT

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RETREAT AFTER HOT FIGHT
Battle Lasting Six Hours Results
in Russian Defeat.
JAPS TAKE FEN Shut LING.
Russian Force Was Composed Of Five
BattaIions Of Infantry and Two
Regiments Of Cavalry with
Sixteen Guns.

ST. Petersburg. June 2S.-7:1o p. H.
The Associated Press is informed on good
authority that Gen. Kuropatkm has de-
cided to withdraw northward.
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lids solicited, h.llcltcrs with stamps in
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ted IN from three 20 five hours without
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SOUTH BOUND TRAIN

TV untHOH
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IN
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CHRONIC DISEASES

The Doctor treats no acute GlJcascs. nut
makes a speciality of chronic and loLg-standiug
diseases. Cases given ~ by othe. doctors and
prOnounced iyLcurn Bile. be most GEsIea 70 see
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-06-30

The Russians finally fell back in the
direction Of SIN Mn Chcug. The Japa-
nesc casualties aggregated about 100
killed and wounded. Mai Oba was
Killed dnrLng Die hAttle.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-06-30

Seoul, Korea, June 2S.--Evcning.-It is
rumored here that the Russian Nladi-
vostok squadron has again left that port.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-06-30

London, Juno 2S.--1:4G p. ma dis.
patch 10 the Central News from Toxic
says it is reported that another Russian
battcship has been discovered stranded
off Tiger rock.
It is presumed that She was torpedoed
while returning to Port Arthur after the
recent naval engagement.