The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-07-01

o3aue Aaot I: y,,h|oh non ciatnd. NJ siY hat
+1a.,,,,,s tv., cr,sars and u; DESTROY
a. ar,dar+,v ni.nnad dash saomth-
49,, 80, ~ .,,rd 49,. Tha Rnasians
stonned outside the, entrance to !. the
harhor and after niehtfall = feet of
1sns nesa 'tornedo hoat' 'da.trovera reso-
lntely attacked tie Russian ships and
ancceaded Il tornedbinr and sinking
a hatt1ashin of the Peresyiet Stypue and
disabled the battleshfp Sevastapol. A
cruiser of the Diana tyne was Observed
heine lowed into the harbor ON Fri
day morning and it was evident she
had austati1ed serious injury. The
Japanese lships sustained little dam
age The torpedo boat destroyer Shi-
rakurno was lit. BY y shell which fell
in the cabin ana had three men killed
and three others wounded. The Chi
dort. = vessel Of the same class, vas
hit behind the engine room, but no
scasualtdes resulted therefrom. Tor
nado hoats G. and 66 we're slightly
dama xed. H.. .. - I:
- :. !, $50 Drowned. ~,
Il. Rome Tune PA; dispatch from
Toxic to the ciornale d'Italia SAYS the
Russian Admiral Prince Uhtomsky
and 75O men were drowned when the
battleship Peresviet was torpedoed and
sunk. .j,:.. ., %s; 4 : 4:
], Preparing for. Great Battle. :: Z:
london Time 27-The armies ~.
Manuchurta are lining: ,lp TOR the decis-
i've land battle Of the war. according
to the REPORTS from the Russian head
quarters at Iiaooyane.' Gems. 5Oku and
Kuroli. leading an army :axgregating
six divisions. or 10000 men, are ad-
vancinr upon Kuropatkin's forces.
practically in battle formation, and
:: prepared to precipitate a struggls
which will be far greater than any.
conflict in, the war up to the present
time. Three times the number OF
troops engaged at T., the Yalu, kinch CHOW :
or Va1angow viii take part, and , the
evident inrst the yapanese
leaders 1s.to accomplisn Auropatkln.s :
complete defeat before the rainy !l1ty y; sea-
son sets IN. and It is due in q short
ume. ?, 'e+~stsSS S4;.:s' ~, Mt .s -
- y Report Russian Dsfeat' 4,e & n
! Correspondents atH Newchweng r. !
port a battle at Simenting. 40 miles
east Of Kaichow, last = Thursday, IN
which 10000 Russians were killed.
wounded, captured or missing. The re- =
ports originate with Russian of1cers
from the front and are in line with
the numerous dispatches to the same
effect which have come from various
points during the last week. The Rus
sian retreat is described as almost g
rout, being saved BY the good work Of {
the Nineh East Siberian +r1fes brigade
under zen. konora1sVltcn' VINO pro )
tected the rear: q: ~. ~ 4 :.
Jap Losses At Te1 II III ri IL Il .55.
Washington, June 27-This cable
gram was received at the Japanese j.
CATION Sunday from Toxic: Gen, Oku
reports that our casualties ct Telissu
were 247s killed, including seven On y
GERS, and 946 wounded. including 43
omcers." Ac.%, .M;E{..$ S#$%3..
T.. Russians Ambushsd. "a. s.4 #: 'G9
London, June ga dispatch to the
Daily Mail under date Of June 81. from
Newchwangs.says:s 4. .s,<; |%.& 59 Il; ii
81 While . Russian force Of 5000 under
Gen. Kondratsvitch vas traversing,
Wafungko ravine. nine miles southeast
Of Kadchou, June. y, It was surprised
by concealed Japanese artillery. the ~
Russians lost heavily. tneir ca =