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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-13
RUSSIAN DASH FAILED
Admiral WithOffs Fleet Broken
Up and Scattered.
SHIPS SEEK NEUTRAL PORTS

cesareviteh, Badly Damaged, Fiees to
ksoehau-other Vessels Take Ref.
use At shanshai-some Regain Port
Arthur = laps Seize Destroyer at
chefu.
London. Aug IL. Dispatches from
various points Indicate that the at-
tempt Of the Russian Port Arthu~
squadron to reach yiadivostok. failed
and that the vessels have become wide.
~ scattered. One torpedo boat destroy.
er put into Chefu. where she was
boarded and captured by the japanese
The battleship Cesarevitch. tile cruiser
Novik and torpedo boat have arrived
nc Tsingchou, at the entrance 81 RIao-
chow bay, the German concession On
the southern shore Of the Shangtung
peninsula.
According to other dispatches the
cruiser Askold Is also al Tsingehou.
but advices to the German foreign 81.
fce do not include her. Another Rus
sian cruiser and a torpedo boat de-
stroyer are reported ais near Shanghai
and four hattleships are off the Saddle
Islands about seventy miles southeast
OF that port Chefu reports say that
one Russian torpedo boat was captured
on the Chinese coast, and Tokyo hears
that number Of the vessels of the
squadron have returned to Port Ar
thur.
The German foreign office has given
instructions that the uninjured Russian
warships at Tsingchou must leave port
within twenty.four hours
The Japanese system of coInmunica-
tons has heretofore been 81 perfect
that there can be little doubt that the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-13

washington, Aug. III The Japanese
legation Inns received i revised list II
casualties on the japanese side from
the battle Of Chingiiu, March %, al
70 and including the battle III Yangtz.
ing, AUG. !, showing the total estimat.
60 casualties e be 12.055. The largest
losses resulted from tie battles Of Kin
chau and Nanshan, when SO officers
and It's men were killed ana 3455
men wounded. The next largest loss
was suffered ID the battle Of TeIissn.
June 10, when the total casualties we're
Lib, including officers killed and "a
officers wounded
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-13
M visitors a Esopus.

Esopus, n. u, Aug. 10. There wer,
no visitors at Rosemount. and Judge
Parker took longer horseback ride
than usual He was accompanied by
Mrs. Parker Mrs. John Fl. Parker and
Mrs. James A. Miles, both of Derby
Conn., mother and sister Of the candt
date, have left Rosemount for Cortland
n. y, where they VIII visit for severa
weeks. Mrs. Daniel Manning Of All
bany, who was guest Of Mrs. Parke,
for the notification ceremonies, has re-
turned home.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-13

F.tee demand ilat the Russians come
outside asa asht The llussian captain
replied ihat Ills Ship had been dIsarmed
her engines disabled and that the whole
matter was ID the hands Of the Chinese
The Japanese were asked 10 investigate
the disarmament.
The japanese interpreter claims thai
be overheard the Russian captain give
a hurried order in a low tone the words
moi being distingulshable to the inter
prefer Immediately following the cap
tain seized the japanese lieutenant and
Jumped overheard with him.
Meanwhile the japanese destroyers
had their searchliehts turned on the
Russian ship. From the deck Of tic
iightship observers could see this act
which was followed by the shooting Of
rifles and saber strokes, apd Russians
jumping overheard.
The lighting had lasted ten minutes
when an explosion followed. The ex-
pIlosion blew away the main bridge.
but did no damage to the hull. The
Russians by this time were mostly all
overheard. The japanese at once
hoisted their flag. Presently search
light from the Chinese cruiser Iiaichi
disclosed Chinese cutter alongside
the Asashio.
Il remained there only a minute, and
then went alongside the Kasumi
where It stopped an equal length OF
time. The cutter then returned to the
Haichi. The inaetion of the Chinese
feet Is unexplained SO far. 1t ID be-
lieved serious international compiled.
lions will result from the incident.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-13
- $3.50

In accordance with the Russian law
there were present, besides tile en-.
! peror, Baron Frederieks Gle master *
the ceremonies, and Prince Dolgo.
rouky, the grand marshal Of the court
Dr. Rott the emperors family phy.
stefan, was the aeeoueheur. aud Dr.
Hirush was the surgeon In attendance.
pr Roit personally announced tbe
birth Of the heir to The awaiting FIJI.
pefial family. A formal announcement
Will be published iii tho Officiai Mes.
senger. An imperial salute Of l0I guns
was subsequently fired, first from
Peterhof, and it was then repeated bv
al the forts around 81. Petersburg
The christening of tile heir viii oeenf
~ fortnight II viii be ceremony
of the most elaborate sort. In accord
ance with Russian imperial custom #
viii be performed Id the iinnagiat
chapel Of the Peterhof paIaee. credited
with being the most magnificent chaneI
IN Russia
OF Greatest Importance 10 Russia
The Importance 81 tie birth of III
heir 70 the throne Of Russia cannot h
exaggerated, coming III il does Il \
time when The Russian people are N.
pressed BY the reverses which me ar,ns
Ct Russia have sustained III inc far
east. Not only viii the coming If
son e the emperor and empress BRING
1oy e Russia IN general because II
marks the advent of new en- ri
Russia, but It viii put an end "a fha
lntriglies, more or less omen. which
nave been features Of the present reign
since the birth Of the FIRST daughter II
their majesties.
Ip % now the Grand Duke Michael
only brother of the emperor. was the
heir presumptive 4 powerful bealthv
ambitious man, born III 1878. Grand
luke Michael is much beloved 81 tha
people and Ii recent years has beau
looked upon as the probable sueeessor
of Nicholas II. Stories have been I'll.
e the effect that Grand Dnke |
Michael, like his deceased hrothar
Grand Duke George, suffered from
lung trouble but these reports are pro.
nouneed to be unfonnded III those wla
are u position TO know the real facts
The birth OF an heir To Rnssia,s
throne also disposes of the ambitions
q the family of the Grand Duke ylaa,
mir, eldest uncle of the emneror Am
father Of Grand Dukes Cyril Roris and
Andre and Of the Grand pnebass ~
ena, wife q Prince Nicholas Of Greece
@ short, the child born today has eyerv
prospect Of proving 4 blessing ii bis
.athef and mother as well M " nv
'taasian people If only from tha fsot
nat hls coming into the world Viii
'ut Az end 70 the feeling Of uncertainty
egarding the succession which ~
Aatherto existed at ST. PETERSBURG oro
4 The results Of which was gaat,nn
7 insecurity and suspicion Than
gain the infant may raise the homes
Z the Russian people to the extent ~
nabling them to make further uap
directed efforts to turn the tide IL ~
le ID the FAR east. "
The emperor and empress ~ p,,sat.
ormeFly Princess Alix Of Hesse who
0efe married Nov IA, 1894 bad
reYious 70 the birth Of the chila hara
oday four daughters Olga, born Nv
ESQ, Tatiana. born May "a 1sa7.
iarie, born june Ii, 1899 ana 49, 49,
asia born June s. 1901
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-13

~ i'aso Rex., Aug III Police Com
maileaiif Torres Vt Aguas Caiientes. Il
village Ct sinaloa, aud the two police
men who kiiled eiarence Way and Ed
ward LafImer, Americans, have been
sentenced e he shot. Tie sentence was
- nave been executed this week. but
influential relatives of Torres secured i
stay Ct execution. 4 pardon FOR rosfes
y not looked for however. as the senfi-
ment II high against him. Torres III
said 70 have ordered tile arrest of way
ana Latlmef because they refused TT
speak e him while he was intoxicated
They resisted arrest. ana both we're
shot down.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-13
cruissrs EIeeinn u shannhai

Washington Aug. 10. Consul Gener-
~ Goodnow has cabled the state I'LL
partment from Shanghai that Rus
sian torpedo boat destroyer had Just
arrived there and that four Russian
cruisers were expected II is understood
here that II these vessels intend to re.
main more than twenty-four hours at
Shanghai they must dismantle ana re-
main tied up until the end Of the war.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-13
SEIZE SHIP AT NIGHT.
Japs Go into chefu and Tow Out Rus
sian Destroyer.

saps ao INTO Ihefu and oW Out Rus
sian Destroyer.
Ghefu, Aug II. The japanese torpe
GO boat destroyers Asashio and Kasu-
M which entered the harbor under
cover IF darkness, sent i boarding par-
~ against the Russian torpedo boat de-
stroyer Ryeshiteni which had nrevl.
ously been iisarmed BY the Chinese
After fierce fight the boarding party
hoisted the Japanese flag on the Ryeshl.
telnl and lowed her ont of the harbor
n . northeriy direction. OF her crew
- forty.seyen all but seventeen have
been accounted for. Captain Shesta-
keFsky was wounded. Seven swan
ashore landing near the American con
sulate Some were picked up BY sam.
pans and three, including h lieutenant
We're rescued BY a lightship.
TIE Japanese claim that they sent in
! gie 70 the Ryeshitelni under Tag IL
truce q lieutenant and interpreter, who
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-13
Beneficiary ORGANIZATION h Trouble.

Boston, Aug. ~. Henry A. Wyman
has been appointed permanent receiv-
er Of the supreme council Of tile Ameri-
can Legion Of Honor beneficiary
organization with headquarters III this
city. The insurance commissioners
claimed that The condition Of tile Or.
ganizaiion was such as to render its
continuance hazardous to the public.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-13
WASHINGTON CONCERNED.
May Protest Against Jsps Action 1t
Chefu.

Washington, Aug. 10. The report 81
the capture by the japanese torpedo
boat destroyers Of the Russian destroy
er Kyeshitelni IN the harbor Of Cbefu.
as conveyed to Washington by Consul
General Fowlers cablegram, was re-.
ceiYed with the deepest interest and
also concern for il was realized that
there We're In fhis incident the germs
OF serious International trouble.
# the expedition was d genuine cut.
ting out one. then there il no question
IN the minds 81 the officials here that
The japanese have committed an of-
Tense against International law BY yfo-
iating Chinese neutrality and. il addi-
ton, have broken the agreement they
entered Into at the beginning of tie
war AZ the instance If the United
States government to limit the field 81
wailike operations to Manchuria ana
Korea and their waters. should This
prove to be the case the results proba4
hlY Will be grave ana yexatious. TN
der the tenets Of international law the
captured vessel must be returned To
the custody Of the Chinese government
and an apology rendered for tile offense
against Chinese neutrality.
Altogether Tile situation IN full OF dan.
ger, and the main apprehension If tie
officials here ii that ii may he the Incl.
dent that viii break down thu agree
ment OF the powers and nlunpa tshfna
into the war as i fun tiedged beIiuer.
ent and ally Of Japan. The consequences
OF such az act on China's part upon ex-
lsting alliances between Japan and
Great Britain and between Russia ana
France can only be conjectured, and
the prospect is 70 alarming that 1T II
not doubted the state department win
Go its utmost along with neutral pow
ers, e effect such settlement OF this
incident az shall preserve the agree |
ment as to China in full force.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-13
Gorman % See Parksr som

New York, Aug 49, Senator German
OF Maryland, who Is now at Saratoga.
win see Judge Parker very soon, ana
they win discuss the affairs Of the cam.
paign. No date has been fixed for The
visit Of the senator TO Esopus, but II
probably viii be when the senator Is or
his way from Saratoga to New York.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-13
Russia Formally Protsstn.

st. Petersburg, Aug Is. Russia has
already formally protested to Japan.
through France, against the action of
the Japanese torpedo boat destroyers
IN attacking the Russian torpedo boat
destroyer Ryeshitelni at Chefu ana
towing her away from that port ana
the protest las been communicated to
the powers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-13
BattIsshIps oH saddie lsIanaa.

Shanghai Aug. IS. 4 Russian tor
pedo boat destroyer has arrived here. 1t
y reported that four Russian battle
ships are of the Saddle islands. about
seventy miles southeast Of this port
and go miles from Port Arthur.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-13
THE CAR HAS A SON
All Russia RsjOiceS Over Birth Of
Heir TO The Throne.
TO BE cHRIsTENED ALEXIS.
Great Event overshadows Military Re-
verses in the Far East-court In
trigues Ended BY the Appearances Of
the Lonsed For Royal Infant.

the Lonsed For Royal Infant.
st. Petersburg Aug. IA son and
heir to the Russian throne has been
born He viii be christened Alexis.
The empress and the child are doing
well.
The birth so greatly wished for, that
OF an heir to the Russian crown, oc-
CURED not in the great palace at Peter
hof, but III the Alexandra villa, one Of
group Of four small palaces in Sc
Guided corner Of the magnificent Peter
hof park. In one of these buildings
the empress has been living for weeks.
The other three are occupied By mem
bers of the imperial family, gathered
there in expectation of the great event,
including the empress mother, his
majesty's two sisters, the Grand
Duehesses Xenia and Olga; his broth
er, Grand Duke Michael, and other
relatives. The Alexandra villa is a.
much more private spot than the Grand
palace. The birth of the heir to the
throne was attended with all the cere-
monial ordained by imperial tradition.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-13
Rattleship cesareviteh Il kaiooboa

1aEEIssHTP AssafeVlteh at Kaioohou.
Berlin, aug. -. The foreign Office
confirms the arrival At rsingehou, III
Tue entrance Of kaiochou bay, the Ger
man concession % the shangtung pen.
insnla q the Russian battleship (esare.
witch (not the protected cruiser Askold
q fifst reported the protected cruiser
AoFik and an unnamed torpedo boat.
Inc eesarevitch Il in al unseaworthy
condition having been damaged ii
Wednesdays fight The foreign Office
~ sending Instructions to the German
authorities IT Isingehou that the Novik
and the torpedo boat must leave tho
harbor within tie twenty-four hours
prescribed by International law.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-13
Mug tolors.

The color Of muff once betokenel
woman's social rank Black muHs
were for the common folk, while court
followers were permitted by the kings
decree to use col0rs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-13
Jewels Fleet Il SMYRNA.

Smyrna, Asiatie Turkey aug. Is.
The American squadron. consisting OF
the Olympia, Baltimore and Cleveland,
Rear Admiral Jewell commanding, an
chored here this morning.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-13
esrn.any WIII 80 go 4 $50.

Berlin, Aug lS. Official circles here
thiiak 4 lrobahie that Turkey viii ask
feF daHaany's advice regarding the
situation created BY fhe American Isl.
WI demonstration off smyrna. An
sWefing 2 direct question as to what
Germany Wapld 20 III such case, the
foreign office answered That Germany
would advise Turkey 70 at once satisfy
the United States demands.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-13
SULTAN WILL BE GOOD.
Promises Leishman Speedy Reply to
American Demands.

American Demands.
Gonstantinople, Aug 10. Naonm
Pasha, undelsecfetary Of foreign at.
fairs, has called on Minister Leishman.
He reiterated the assurances DC the
government REGARDING speedy and
favorable reply q the demands iouch
ing tle rights of American citizens iii
Turkey
Subsequently lzzet pasha, secretary
of the palace, and Minister ii Mines
selin Pasha bad 3 long interview with
Minister Lelsllman for the purpose ot
determining upon the text 81 i reply
which may prove acceptable to .tmeri
ca
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-13

Fair; fresh northwest winds, sblftlna
to northeast
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-13
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Closing Quotations Of the New York
Stock Exchange.

New York aug n
Money On call unqaeted prime rnercan
tile paper 4a8i4 per cent: exchanges 8EH
02sSaS. balances, 81 5ae,65s
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-09
sAMPLING PLANT AT BENSON
lspeclal to the RevIewl

tCPCCsHd kO tAlc NSt1r4y
 BENSON, Oct. s.-During the pas: week several carloads of delayed ma terial arrived at the smelter and the force has been materially increased The material consists of lumber. the sampling plant and a portion of the stack. There are several more car loads of machinery overdue. which expected to arrive daily. Around the smelter is a busy scene. and the blow ing in day will not be far from a month from nov. The office building is among the new structures started during the past week. President Bog- gess has had so many offers of lead silver ores that the company has taken the matter of installing lead fur into consideration,and more than likely the furnace will be added to the plant at an early day.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-09
DOUGLAS SHORT ITEMS.

Miss conwen entertained a number of the young people at her home last evening.
 On Thanksgiving night the Frater- nal Brotherhood lodge of this city will give ball.
 The Uniform Rank K. of P. will give a ball at Hotel Queen next Sat urday night. october Is.
 Constable DurnaI left this morning accompanied by Captain Rynning, fer Fairbank on official business
 Alderman John Hughes and family of Bisbee. went through this city this morning bound for Saint Louis.
 John Irwin. Of .Bisbee left this plaes this morning for a prospecting tour in sonora. in the vicinity of the Et Tigre.
 The. Forsnsgnuy club wiIl meet at fhe home of Miss worthington Mon day afternoon to transact important business
 J. F. Lewandowskf returned last night from the chirfcahuas. where he has been for the past week looking after the interests of the Savage .eoln- pany.
 R.. II. skiles and family left this morning for California to remain per nanensly. Mr. skies was for some lime one of the office force of the D. T. Company
 Enginer wilson. Of the E. P. 6 $. ". returned to Fl Paso this morning after spending several days here and at Bisbee-
 Mrs. Quilting. sister of Mrs. Hess Of this city. arrived here last evening
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-09
Special to Review.

DOUGLAS. Oct. s-J. E. Tomlin- son of Prescott returned to this city yesterday from Nacozari.. where he went on business connected with his mining interests in Sonora. In an interview with reporter of the h. Standardization he stated that he fully expected that the wagon of traffic going into the Baeoaehi country would be constructed at once the grading probably beginning some time during the next month. This road will go out to the Swansea, his own mine. and will connect several other good properties with the railroad and win bring them all into direct con- nection with Douglas. The amount road for Turicachi into the Bacoachi country is considerable and is rapidly increasing and the quicker this city becomes the point of export ttA bet ter.
 Mfr. Tomlinson left this morning for cananea and from there will 'go ou; to his property. When the above men, toned road is completed he and 7ll others going into that country will pass through this city.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-09
YAQUIs EXECUTED.
Special to Review.


 DOUGLAS. Oct. S-Parties coming in from Magdalena report that the big fiesta at that city was a big sue cess this year and that the town was crowded with sightseers and those who came to pay their homage to St Francisco.
 Many Yaquis attended this religious feast and while Magdalena was full of Indians the Mexican authorities placed something like two hundred more under arrest. Five Yaquis known 10 have been implicated in the recent outbreak in which several people were killed were executed by order of the government
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-09
ORDINANCE NO. A.

An Ordinance opening and establish ing public streets, alleys and high ways withi>- the City of Bisbee, County of Cochise, Territory of Arizona
 Be it ordained by the Mayor and Common Council of the City of Bis bee. Cochise County, Territory of ATi- zona. as follows:
 Section l. All those certain aven- ues, roads, streets, alleys and high ways which were in public use as suchs at the date of the incorporation of said city, and which are now in public use and have been SC used since said date are hereby declared to be open public avenues, roads. streets. alleys and Highways of said city.
 Sec. 2. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after the date of its passage by the Common council and approseG by the Mayor, and publication as required by law. Passed and adopted by the Com mon Council this 4th day of October, 1904.
 Approved this 4th day of october. 1904.
 JOHN s. TAYLOR,
 Mayor of the City of Bisbee Attest:
 c. W. HICKS. City Clerk.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-09

from her home in Wisconsin. The two sisters have not seen each other for nearly twenty years.
 Rev. c. c. Deniston, of the M. F. church, who has been recently ap- pointed to Douglas for the coming year. arrived last night and will hold services in the M. E. church tomor- row morning and evening.
 wm. Overholser has sold his res:- .dence on Eleventh street and with his family will leave soon for Fl Paso. After a visit to the worlds fair. MT. .overholser expects to go into business in the Pass City.
 \. s. Finch has returned from Bis bee and will begin at once active de- velopment work on his veta Grande L. c. Shattuck has become interested in the mine and will take part in It's development.
 Parties coming into this city from Morenci state that that camp is in the midst of a typhoid fever epidemic. The hospital is overcrowded and the doctors are overworked. The very unsanitary condition of the towI, brought about the fever.
 The question that is worrying the custom house force at this port is where is Judge Reese, the deputy col lector. The Judge went back to the worlds fair month ago and was due here yesterday. Not a word has been heard from him and it is feared that he is tied up in some of the wash outs in New Mexico.
 Papers are being drawn up in the office of Richardson & Lockwood this afternoon for the transfer of Andy Lightfoot's property in Sonora 10 Detroit people. Monday Judge Rich ardson will go to Cananea to attend to the Mexican legal papers necessary in the transfer. In about three weeks the new owners of the property will incorporate in Sonora and Arizona.
 The commissario of Agua Prieta has received instructions from the federal government of Mexico to have the houses on the line across from the Copper Queen smelter, removed upon the approach of the railroad from yil- la Verde to Agua Prieta. There is juite settlement at this point, there being a dozen little adobe shacks oc- cupied by people working at the smei- ter.
 Captain Cos. one of the members of the Mexican railroad commission. re- turned last night from Nacozari where he went on official business. Captain Cos is very popular with all who hav. dealings with him and in his position is able to do much for the advance ment of the railroad interests across the line.
 A little after II o'clock last night nice rain started in and there has been more or less rain fall ever since. The showers this morning which came up from the south flooded the streets and stream several inches deep ran down c street blocking foot travel for some time and showed how neces- sary culverts are where the streets cross the avenue.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-10-09
THE BONANZA CIRCLE
(special to Review.

NEFNIIelI
 DOUGLAS, oct s-Tom Stafford. of the C. & A. of Bisbee. recently the foreman of the L. S. & F.. was in the city yesterday He stated that the operations are bringing wonderful re- suits. The spur into the L. S. & P. will be finished very soon and when it is finished there will be an abundance of ore on the dump and in the stopes 10 be shipped 10 this city. He is a thoroughly practical miner and has been instrumental in uncovering some Of the largest bodies of ore in the Bonanza circle.