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BRoMLEY-In New-Havcn. Conn. November I, 1904.
7lst year OF her Funeral services viii he held
Internent Norwich. Conn
CI.EPKE-On Saturday November .. Mrs. Edgar
Cerke, widow OF the late William b Clerke; and
Schenectady n. Y Funeral services viii be held
ave. on Tuestay November s. at . a m
CURTIs-sudEenly November 3 Ernest Curtis in the
2th year OF his age t Ene@ l d0 n s reasnGs
3:15. Interrnent at Greenwood
HAGUEnsrea into rest at MayEGod \ j. Friday
late Joseph Hague. IN the saith year Of her age
Tuesday afternoon NoveaoeF p a. So S'TE H Isn
S S OF aRd Western Raoa G Sf
NJ Is East a5i c Eli
4vi5sd % q Esst T@sa,
Morday November :. at 10 a m Kindly omit flowers
EeE5er Wafer ef eR. oH Of the as Jacob C.
Elizabeth Hewlett in the Goth year Of his age.
Chape5 at HAS Monday. November I: Carriages viii
meet at syosset leaving Long Island City
at 11:12 a.
HGGINs-sqddsply on Friday ocSb9E Is william 411 HaE
aged a years Inferred privately in Greenwood Gene
terry Monday October 81.
MERRITT-At her late residence. No 10 5th-aye on
Friday J., SD OF her age. Julia
Merritt widow Of George daughter OF
o the A hseend 22Hs avi and io on Monday N
veEnber T. at 1880 a m
the home .: his fshsr Brsns N9o Conn on
John ". Heiea R. Nichols in The 41th year Of his
OSRORN-On Friday November a. 1901 UZal NJ. Osborn.
aged as Funeral from his late residence, No 1913
West Mitcn-ave.. Railway y. J.. Monday. November
cemetery S0
POOIE-Suddenly Thursday. November g. 1904 George
E Poole. beloved husband OF Florence 3. Ballow.
services at his late residence. $40 Vest End
ave on Sunday evening. November g. at $50 O'Clock
Interment at Bridgeport. Conn. Monday November
Z on arrival O. train due 2:25 !. m.
Rs Isl Year Fa@ra from his late resdsace 20 les
West 72d-st.. sunday 10 Please omit flowers.
sCHERMERHORN-On THURSDAY. November :. at the
Aberdeen Hotel II West 32d-st. George J. Schcrmer-
horn Funeral services at St Bartholomew Church.
Nadison-ave.. corned 44th-st. on Sunday az clock
InJerlnent WoOdLawn.
sAiITH-Suddeuly. November /. 1905. Minneapolis.
MINI Emily Power widow Of Walter J smith
E'neral services Chapel Nos 24i and 2iS West 231
st Monday morning il O'Clock.
s>YDER-At his residence. IN Jersey city: y J.. on
Thurs&y October 81, 1904 Charles j. Snyder Only son
Of the Henry and Elizabeth Little snyder. OF
Virginia
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A PLOT At THE H4GUE2
Russian Report Which Baron Hay
ASH SAYS Is Foolish.

St. Petersburg Nov. "a sensational report
is current here. attributed to a high authority,
that Russia viii undertake before the interna-
tional commission to prove that the Japanese
Minister at The Hague organized an attack on
the Russian squadron and will produce mes
sage sent by the Minister containing complete
evidence that such was the case.
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THE ERMAK At KEEL.
Russian Captain asks Permission
to Make Repairs.

KEEL, Nov. 5-The captain of the Russian ice
breaker Ernak, which damaged in the
Baltic fleets passage through Danish waters,
has put into Kiel and asked permission TO dry
dock his vessel at the government navy yard
here. 1t is reported that the Ermak when her
repairs have been made, win follow the vessels
of the Baltic fleet.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ASTOR-C. f. Duggan, NJ. P. England. BEL
FEDERE-Professor Ruughaus, Schramburg Ger
many GRAND-Captain F. S. Harlow. L. S. A
HOLLAND-Professor H. Weber, Heidelberg;
Baron Kansko. Japan. I11PERIA Al. Mayor p
Adams. U. s. A. MURRAY HILL-Judge Lynde
Harrison, New-Hayen NETHERLAND--B. B.
London VICToRIA-Captan George C. Reiter,
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LuzoN SOLDIERS HONOR MISS GOULD

Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIs NET
~ Louis. Nov 5.-Miss Helen NJ Gould was SIR
PIisea 10 learn to-day through a photograph on
exhibition here that a camp on the highest point
S S me highest peak IN Luzon had been named IN
uef honor by tile soldiers. "
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RUSSIAN GUNS EFFECTIVE.
Many japanese Batteries Reported Silenced
New Use of Telephones

Moukden. Nov. 1.-The Russian siege artillery
IS reported TO be operating splendidly, easily
silencing the batteries of the enemy. 1t once
broke up and scattered moving column.
Some Russian officers have advanced with tel
ephones to the trenches and even beyond them,
thence giving orders how fire. One lieutenant
stole up at night almost to the Japanese line
and was only able to return the following night.
He lay on the ground thirtysiX hours.
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BALTIC FLEET SAILS.
Warships Take Westerly Course on
LeaUing Tangier.

TanGier, Nov. 5.-Au the Russian warships
accompanied by ten golfers and a hospital ship,
sailed from hgre this morning, When the squad
disappeared on the horizon the warships
were heading west-southwest.
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J. D. ROCKEFELLER, JR.. ENTERrAINs.
Reads Selection from Victor Hugo's Les
Miserables" to Bible Class

John D. Rockefeller jr., entertained the members
Of his Young Mems Bible Glass last night, at the
clubhouse. No II West Forty -ffth-st. The enter
tatnment consisted of a selection from Victor
Hugo's Les Miserables'' read by Mr.. Rockefeller
and music by Professor Ernest II. Bauerk vic
lnist, and John Young, vocalist.
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MIsTcHeNko PROMOTED.

St Petersburg, Nov. 5-Major General Mist
chenko commander of the Eastern Cossack
Brigade has been appointed a lieutenant gen
eral and an atde-de-camp to the Emperor. for
distinguished services.
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RED CROSS VIOLATION.
Japanese Accuse Port ArthurS Gar
yisOn of Bmrbarities.

Toxic Nov "a statement issued from i'm
peraI headquarters tonight charges the Rus
slams defending Port Arthur with the misuse
OF Red Cross badges and with the maItreatment
or killing of Japanese wounded. 1t is alleged
that the Russians sent armed men wearing Red
Cross badges into the japanese lines. ostensby
for the purpose of seeking their wounded, but
really with the object of accommodating the
japanese positions. after the Japanese had de-
cided to consent to short armistices in order
that the wounded might be succored and the
dead buried
The statement gives the case of japanese
hospital orderly who was wounded and left on
the field, where the Russians stripped him OF
his badge and killed him. wounded japanese
prelate who was left the field in the earlier
charge on the Eastern group of forts on XIX
wan Mountain, and who lay there for six days,
Stimulating death when the Russians were near,
reports that the Russians bayonetted and shot
the wounded comrades near him and that they
struck ana robbed him.
censored dispatch from the japanese
army ectore Port Arthur. said that practically no
quarter was given by either side. Russian dis
patches have accused the Japanese OF practices
similar those alleged in the telegram from
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RICHEST temperature yesterday 80 degrees lowest AZ
.ago as: average for corresponding last yenr sc;
,. for eorresponcing date last twenty-five wears 40
fooai Fair to-day fresh TO brisk
west winds; fair Monday.
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7fANsPAC1FIc MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND


y
The schedule closing Transpac5c Mails Is arranged
10 mort OF sailing The final connecting mails texeeps
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Japan Korea China and peeaily addressed nal foc
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at 8 p m Noven Der p for dispatch per a Ccptc
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close at D. n November ~ for dispatch per a
CNIn8Td steamer carrying the br'tsst
zealand does not arrive N TINE "
a m $50 a m and D. sundays at $40 a. N
a m and .. m.-win Dc made up AID forwarded
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FIJI Islands Australia Nesu and New-CaeconA
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10ssonca Ssw-york~ ~ r. November l. 1900
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Observation-Disclosures. Nov. 81
Since Friday night the the Atlantic
from the North Carolina vicinity o
the Southeastern New-Englsnd coast and there have
been high winds the Rhode
Massachusetts coasts Another disturbance again
approaching the Northern Pacific Coast at
Northhead Wash. is blowing the Of fifty miles
hour. There have been light rains in the Atlantic
statec the upper lake regions
Texas the Northern Pacific Elsewhere the
weather been fair. Temperatures
erably Upper Mississippi Valley
Atlantic, changed but little elsewhere
will showers Sunday and Monday in Eastern
Texas Northern Pacific States, rain
Monday IN northern plateau. Elsewhere
the weather be generally fair Sunday Monday.
changes will be marked
On the New-Engand coast the winds Will be brisk
high northerly northwestery fresh brisk
the Connecticut the Middle Atlantic Coast fresh
brisk northweEterly the South Atlantic light
fresh northwesterly; the East Gulf Coast light
northwesteTly norhery; the West Gulf
BILE becoming notheaseriY and fresh possibly brisk
the lakes fresh nOrtherly becoming variable and
the lower lakes brisk northerly.
Pacific Coast at the mouth Of the Columbia River and
the Straits OF Juan de Fuca from Port Crescent
Island to PASSPORT.
Forecast for Special LocaIites.-For the District Of
Columbia to-day and Monday; light fresh
northwest north winds
For Eastern Pennsylvania. fair to-day and Monday;
light fresh northwest to north winds.
For New-Jersey and Eastern New-York, fair to-day;
fresh brisk northwest north Winds Monday fair
For Western Pennsylvania fair to-day; fresh
For Western New-York, partly cloudy to-day; fresh
20 brisk north winds; Monday, fair
high north winds on the coast; Monday. fair.
For Delaware. fair to-day and Monday fresh north
winds
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DESTROYERS AT eIZERTA.

Bzerta Tunis. Nov. 1.-THE Russian de-
stroyers Bodri. Bezupretchni and Blestyaschtchi,
belonging TO the Baltic fleet. have arrived here.
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Tribune Local observations
Bar.
Inch
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,sun.rsturs for the last twenty -four hours in com
carlson with the corresponding date OF last year:
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The Saint Paul globe., 1904-08-31
COntending Armies Number 100000
Men Each and Neither Side Yet
Seems to Have the Advantage
Kuropatkin's Safety Depends Upon
Crushing Flank Attack go New
Russian Army of 10000 Will Be
Dispatched to Harbin
Special Cable to The Globe


LONDON, Aug. 3O-The Express St Petersburg
spOndent wires:
well supplied with
defending positions
Lauyang by the Mukden road and is
offering against expected fanking Hu
while guard holds Lauyang. All inlpedi-
army moving plains or Lau-
"Taree courses are open Kuropakin guard
position turning movement
the nanking columns he can retreat towards
the Japanese have insufficient cavalry for
defeat OF flank and comes his Lla-
Yang position LadysrnlIn.
army o 10000 disciplined regular is being
prepared dispatch Hardin They Of vastly superior
5aIit to the Siberans now fqhnq and theirs
starting level footing or OF
tempting relieve Kuropakin if he be pesieged in either
Liau-yang Mukden"
ARMIES NUMBER 100000
ST. PETERSBURG Aug. 31.-The great battle Of Liau-
yang early Tuesday ragged through
Kuropatkn's ability the Japanese
choosing The Japanese forces
KurOpatkn besides seven
squadrons of cavalry bringing the Russian total to
about the same number that the Japanese have
Reports the front credit the japanese with having
1900 and mountain batteries The Japa-
field batteries the
P P7 Nv p 5s sa+ed +tst q Iananaee batterv was cap
Anshanshan during the preliminary fighting
Japanese guns have been destroyed since
fighting CENTER white from information from
other appears endeavoring
Sakhe rivers The fighting on the west
appears to have approached within three miles OF
STRUGGLE IS MOST DESPERATE.
LONDON Aug 3o-A dispatch from Liauyan to news
agency Aug. 80,
eeThe Japanese artillery fire ceased only O'Clock this
evening yet been aseerained The
Japanese being first by the
Tvvenythird and then by the TNep1y-fopE1h regnent,