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ARKANSAS.

Little Rock.-AlI Democratic candi
Arkansas.
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ALABAMA

Montgomery, Ala, Nov. S.-All the
Democratic congressional candidates
are elected.
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Call and Settle.

All parties indebted to me are re.
quested to call and settle by Novem-
Der Is.
tt. d. A. MAJORS.
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lobe Odem was sacrificed in the
house OF his friends. But the men
who used the knife are not Boosting
of it.
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Every Republican in the country
seemed to be a "Keen Scooter"
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For Sale.

Fine mich COW. Can be seen at
10 North Richardson.
J.. s. KIRBY.
St Administrator.
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Belmont and his kind were too hea-
w a load for Parker to carry.
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GEORGIA.

Democratic majority estimated in
Atlanta at 10000
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VIRGINIA..

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS elected nine
Democratic congressman out of ten.
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The Republicans scared the Mexi
cans into voting for Woodruff.
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Parker can sympathize with Hor-
ace Greeley.
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May be it is Money and may be it
is just a copper cent.
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THE RECORD 10 THE OFFICIAL
PAPER OF THE COUNTY OF
CHAvES AND THE CITY OF
ROSWELL.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Columbia.-Parker carried South
Carolina by 10000 plurality.
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We cared Uuery.
~~@S~
It Keeps getting worse.
Four more years OF Teddy.
It's all over, shouting and all.
100000
"Keen Scooter got the 'possum.
A landslide and we are under it.
The "big stick" struck us on the
solar plexus.
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A landslide and we are under it.
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"Keen Scooter" got the 'possum.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-20
BROWN MEN SLAUGHTERED
IN FORT THEY HAD TAKEN
Refugees From Port Arthur Bring News Of Reverse
Which Supplied the Foundation for Recent RumOrs
of Loss of Thirty Thousand of lIikadOS Soldiers.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

CHEFU, July 19.-At last the real
source of the recent rumors of a ia
panese disaster at Port Arthur, in
which the losses were stated at 10000
to 10000, has been learned. News
reached here from Port Arthur to-day
of a reverse which, though not Of the
dimensions suggested in the vague re-
ports which have been floating about
for days, was, nevertheless, appalling
in its extent.
A junk with eight Russians and fifty
Chinese on board arrived here this
afternoon, five days from Port Arthur.
The Russians refused to. talk, but the
Chinese say that on July IL and II the
Japanese captured and occupied with
1000 men one of the eastern forts near
Port Arthur. Before reinforcements
arrived the Russians cut off the 1000
troops in the fort and exploded mines
which resulted in the killing of every
japanese soldier there.
The Chinese report also that on the
night before they left Port Arthur a
Russian torpedo boat sank merchant
ship near Port Arthur, mistaking her
for Japanese transport. Many Chi
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-20
RUSSIA BLAMED
BY ANARCHISTS
Social Democrats Accuse the
Gar of Responsibility for
Murder of Seryian King
SENSATION is CREATED
Defense Wants Witnesses
Summoned to Prove That
the Conspiracy Existed

KOENIGSBURG, July 19.-At to-
days session of the court which July
II began the trial of the seven Social
Democrats accused at the instance OF
the Russian Government Of smuggling
anarchistic literature into Russia. the
testimony given shows that some OF
the pamphlets in question appealed to
the army, urging the soldiers to make
common cause with the people to dis
obey the command to fire upon the
populace, to shoot into the air and 10
turn their bayOnets against the Of
ficers.
The defense. near the close Of the
session, created a sensation by NOV
ing to summon Mayor Petkoff of Sofia
Bulgaria; a former Russian drago-
man, JacobsOhn of Rushchuk, Bulga-
ria, and the editor of a Sofia newspa-
per in order to prove that the Rus
sian Government had been keeping
agents in the Balkans since 1851 to
incite the people against their rulers.
The defense wants to prove through
these witnesses the Russians respOn-
sibility for the murder of King Alex
ander of Servia and Premier StamboU-
left of Bulgaria, from which to draw
the conclusion that Russia is not
civilized state with a claim for the
protection of the German courts. The
States Attorney offered the motion,
but the court took the matter under
consideration and adjourned until to-
morrow. Another sensation of the
day was a telegram from the Foreign
Office stating that treaty between
Russia and Germany covering para
graph $50 of the Russian penal code
does not exist. The paragraph refers
to punishment for high treason
against foreign DOtentates, which was
shown to apply only where a treaty
explicitly provides for it.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-20
JAPANESE SHIP CAPTURED.

TOXIC. July 20, noon.-The VIadi-
vostok squadron has overhauled
Japanese steamship eastward of Tsu-
gari Straits. The name of the vessel
captured and her fate have not yet
been learned.
The VladivOstok squadron, unaccOm-
panied by torpedO-bOats, entered the
Pacific Ocean to-day at Z o'clock It's
destination is unknown, but it is sug-
gested that it possibly plans TO raid
the east coast of Japan and then either
return to VladivOstok, escape to the
southwark or attempt to form a juno
tion with the Port Arthur feet.
The squadron was discovered in the
Straits of Tsugari at o'clock this
morning steaming rapidly eastward.
At $3.50 a. m. it was reported off Tap
pi Cape and at a. m. observers at
Hakodate discerned it and reported to
Toxic that it was then steaming to the
east.
Warnings have gone out to- shipping
along the eastern coast of Japan and
merchantmen are hurriedly seeking
cover. 1t is expected that most of the
shipping will be warned before the
Russian vessels can infiict serious dam
age, if raid is purposed.
Ordinarily a lack of coal would pre-
vent an extended cruise, put it is pos
sible that the Russians possess a col
lier at a rendezvous in the Pacific
Ocean.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-20
ANARCHY RIFE
IN CAUCASUS
Armenians and Georgians
Are ResOrting to AssasSi-
nation to0btain Autonomy
MURDER THEIR WEAPON
Andreiff the Fifth Victim
of Revolutionary Plotters
Within Fourteen Months
Special Dispatch to The Call.

ODESSA. July Ie.-Another illustra-
tion OF the sanguinary programme Of
the prosecuted people of the Caucasus
IS the explanation given Of the assas-
sination Of Andreiff, Vice Governor Of
Elizabethpol, the fifth victim Of eau
casian disaffection within fourteen
months.
Formerly the St Petersburg Govern
snent contrived 10 keep the Georgians
and the Armenians. who constitute the
greater part OF the population Of
Transcaucasia, mutually hostile. not
withstanding that they are both Chris
tan peoples and both revolutionary.
The Georgians and the Armenians
have alike maintained liberation move
Tnents and have had organizations at
home which supported journals in Ge-
neva and Paris, but they have hated
and distrusted each other.
About two years ago leaders Of the
races evolved a plan for cooperation,
Including GeOrgians, Armenians, Cir
Cassians and Tartars-the whole revo-
iutionary population Of the Caucasus,
some 1000 600 souls. Autonomy is now
the cry Of all
Assassination is their initial policy.
il was begun when Georgian workers
killed Vladeneff, chief OF communica-
tion IN the Caucasus. His murderer
was never captured. The Circassians
followed with the murder Of a chief
OF police. They also escaped arrest.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 1s. - The
Eviet says the assassination Of Vice
Governor Andreif Of Elizabethpol
which occurred on the evening Of the
18th instant, undoubtedly was due to
q political plot, but whether the crime
was committed by Armenians or an
Rrchists is not clear. So frequent are
such crimes becoming that the Sviet
asks for special measures to prevent
their recurrence.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-20
CLEVER THIEF STEALS RING
FROM PAYVNBROKER'S SHOP

"A daring thief entered the pawn
shop of t. Lichtenstein at 617 Wash
ington street last night and stole a dia-
mond ring valued at $3.50. The pro-
prietor waited on the stranger, who
asked to see some diamond rings. The
pawnbroker beamed all over at the
thought of sale and the accompany
ing huge profit usually made by pawn
dealers and trotted out some of his
best. The prospective buyer tried on
one that was marked $3.50 and went
to the door to expectorate. He ex-
perforated and also decamped. With
an anguished cry at the prospect of
losing his ring Lichtenstein pursued
the thief down Washington street.
while his son ran for the police De-
tective Dinan responded and a search
of the surrounding streets was made
without success. Lichtenstein says
that he can recognize the man if he is
caught.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-20
BALTIC FLEET SOON TO SAIL. :
Admiral Parenago Hoists His Flag on
the BattIeshfD Borodino


ST. PETERSBURG, July 19.-Rear
Admiral Parenago has been appointed
to supervise the completion of the prep
arations of the Baltic squadron. The
battleship and cruiser divisions are
now in Kronstadt Roads. Admiral Pa
renago hoisted his flag on the battle
ship Borodino. which win join Rear
Admiral Voelkersams division when
the squadron sails.
The other battleships in the road
stead include the Alexander III, Oslay-
bia, Navarin and Sissoi Veliky and the
Admiral Nakhimoff. which, although
cruiser, is attached to the battleship
division.
The cruiser division is under the
command of Rear Admiral Enquist and
includes the Aurora, Dmitri Donskoi,
Svietlana and Alma. The strictest pre-
cautions are taken to protect the ships
from possible danger
The squadron is surrounded from
sunset to sunrise by Gordon of guard
boats as though the Japanese warships
were in the vicinity Vice Admiral
Rojestvensky, who is to command the
Baltic squadron, has not yet hoisted
his flag He is still at ST Petersburg.
The departure Of the squadron is be-
lieved to be imminent.
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COSSACKS CAPTURE VILLAGE.
Surprise Japanese Camp and Put Its
Occupants to Flight.

TATCHEKIAO, July 19.-Captain
Dashkin, with a company of Cossacks,
struck the Japanese at Tzinshilinp on
July 16. Unseen, the company occu-
pied peak overlooking the Japanese
camp, from which it drove the Jap
anese with a plunging fire. The jap
anese lost one officer and many men
were seen to fall During the retreat
the Japanese were reinforced by two
companies, but these were driven off
by the Russians, who occupied the viii
lage without the loss of a man.
Ambuscades and surprises are of
everyday occurrence. The Russians are
losing no opportunity to worry their
foes. The Japanese seem to be moving
their forces northeastward in the di-
rection of Hiuyan and Simouchen.
Fresh guns. mules and ammunition are
being brought up daily and sent to
points where the Japanese expect to
give battle. The movement eastward
is much impeded by Russian attacks.
At Siatzatun and Gaitziatun the
Russian gunners shelled the Japanese
camps and drove out the troops in dis
order. Many were killed or wounded
and large supplies were abandoned.
Another Japanese party was surprised
at Kaimahe and Tunchemain while
marching in the mountain defiles to
join General Nodzu.
The Russians advanced two miles to-
day by occupying a position evacuated
by the japanese.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-20
OF INTEREST TO PEOPLE
OF THE PACIFIC COAST


WASHINGTON, July 19.-Navy or
ders-Ensign Goodrich to the New
York; duty as aid on the staff of the
commander -in-chief of the Pacific
squadron. Alfred Roedder was to-day
appointed postmaster at Shorb, Los
Angeles County, vice Matte L. Por-
ter resigned.
The following California patents
were granted to-day: Joseph W.
Adams, Santa Ana, breeching strap
holder; Albert K. Andriano, San
Francisco, individual telephone
switch and lockout mechanism for in
ter-connecting lines: Walter J. Bell
Los Angeles, electro fluid pressure
switching mechanism, also railway
crossing signal, also railway crossing
appliance, also audible signaling de-
vice; Peter Deasy, Oakland, water
heating apparatus; John J. Duff1e, Los
Angeles, burlesque hanging machine;
Charles F. Fleming, San Jose, fruit
processing device: William c. King,
Weimer, step-ladder: John c. Kitton,
San Francisco, elastic fluid compressor
valve; William C. Mason, Pasadena,
fruit tree extracting and transplanting
device; Joseph D. McNab. Fillmore,
conduit; Robert D. Pike, Stanford Uni
versity, bottle; Richard w. Shoemaker
and L. H. Giddings, Pasadena, signal
ing device; Ephinstone NJ. Smith and
j. Ferrin, Oakland, stretcher James
M. Wishart, Pasadena, window weight.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-20
WOMAN BACK FROM WAR.
Mrs. Carrie Milne Was in VIadivostok
During the BOmbardment.


SANTA ROSA, July 19.-Among the
arrivals in this city last evening was a
woman who has had a thrilling ex-
perience in Vladivostok, where she was
a resident for five years. She is Mrs.
Carrie Milne, whose mother, Mrs. ]. ].
Archer, and grandmother, Mrs. NJ. ].
Kise, reside in this city. Mrs. Milne
came direct from the Russian city,
having been forced to leave because of
the war. She was there when the Jap
anese bombarded the city and with
many others she sought refuge behind
a friendly mountain which towers near
Vladivostok
Mrs. Milne was the only woman pas
senger on the last train leaving Vladi-
vostok before the Japanese cut off
communication by rail at that time
Mrs. Milne declares that Russia will
eventually win in the present struggle,
but that the Japanese at the present
time are singularly successful. She
AYERS, however, that the latter are not
winning all the battles reported as be-
ing won by them, this being at
tributable in some degree to the work
of their press censors.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-20
MAN DROPS DEAD IN A
MARKE ET-STREET SALOON

A man supposed to be John P.
Sederborg, a tailor from Fresno,
dropped dead last night from heart
disease in the Defender saloon, 757
Market street.
The body was taken to the Morgue.
In the pockets were found Sc in cash
and nine pawn tickets. These were
for two gold watches, a silver watch,
five rings and a gold quartz chain.
The aggregate sum the owner had re-
ceived on the jewelry was $2S5.
What Sederborg was doing with all
the jewelry is mystery. The police
have his picture and believe they may
Identify him as a pickpocket
A bill for wooden goods sold to John
P. Sederborg, Fresno, suggests that the
dead man was tailor in the Raisin
City.
Sederborg was about so years old.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-20

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special letters and the tale Of strife was
nailed in its infancy Both William
son and PillAbury so explained the sit
nation and their explanation must be
accepted.
Attorney Hiram W. Johnson, who, as
he attorney Of Henry Schander of Sac
.amentO, Miss DOlbeer's uncle, is look
ID TO 10 hurry the compromise, is i'll
tEd his brother, Albert NJ johnson,
Who is associated with him in prac-
ice, said it would be several days be-
ere he would be well enough to pro-
seed with the investigation to de-
ermine what share his client should
lemand. So far as Albert NJ johnson
vas informed, any contest that might
oe Instituted over Miss Dolbeer's viii
sould be based on the ground that she
kas Of Unsound mind at the time OF
ais death.
CHARGE NOT CONSIDERED.
An allegation that Miss DoIbeer had
seen unduly Influenced by Miss Eta
II. Warren, devisee of the bulk Of de-
ledent's estate, had not been consid-
sred, Mr.. Johnson said. That phase Of
he case would require extended in
7estigatiOn and could not be under
aiken until Hiram W. Johnson returns,
1 the promised compromise fails to be
arranged. Albert NJ. johnson said no
attended examination Of the will had
seen made by him for the purpose of
discovering any irregularities that
night be found in fits execution. These
eaters viii be attended to at the prop
2 time, If necessary, he concluded.
Miss Ethel +. Roche, a cousin Of de-
ieased, TO whom the Will gives $40. 600.
ienied herself to all callers yester-
lay. Her mother was sister of Miss
Dolbeer's mother. Were Mrs. Roche
dive to-day she would occupy the same
tatus as an heir-at-law of the testatrix
.s do Henry and Adolph Schander,
THO have announced their determine
ton TO share decedent's estate. Miss
Roche, as successor in interest to her
mother, IL is said, claims a large por-
Son Of the wealth left by the suicide.
Ber father, John J. Roche, a local at
brney, viii took out for her interests.
Attorneys PillsbUry and Williamson,
epresenting the executors, said yes
erday that they had received no form
] notice that a contest Of decedent's s
Fill would be instituted and no intima-
ion that any other than that threat
med Monday by Henry Schander was
contemplated.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-20

nese on board the merchantmen were
drowned, but the white crew Of the
steamship and a number of her Chi
nese passengers were rescued by the
Russians. If this story is true. the
steamship in question probably was
the Hipsang, belonging to the IndO-
China Navigation Company, which
yesterday was forty-eight hours over
due from Newchwang and which was
reported to have struck a mine. The
local agents of the Hipsang say they
believe the steamship to have been
lost.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-20
STRINGENT JEWISH LAWS
ARE PASSED IN RUSSIA
Order OhiciaIly Promulgated Affects
Residence of Hebrews Near
the Frontier.

ST. PETERSBURG. July IA law
was officially promulgated to-day pro-
viding that all Jews settled in the
western frontier governments and in
Bessarabia, within the radius of thirty
two miles of the frontier. shall be
subject to all the laws governing the
residence of Jews withips the regular
zone of settlement. Jews arriving sub
sequent to July 20 will be prohibited
from settling outside the towns or viii
lagos or moving from village to viii
Iage.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-20
Lecture ON Russia ro-Nieht.

The first lecture by one of the sum-
mer school faculty of the State Uni
versity in this city will be delivered
tonight under the auspices of the
Mechanics Institute at the Mechanics
Pavilion Art Gallery on the subject of
Russia and the Present War" 1t
will be by Archibald Cary Coolidge,
Phi. D., assistant professor of history ait
Harvard. Professor Coolidge is noted
as a specialist on the subject of Rus
sia. He was acting secretary of the
American legation at ST. Petersburg
1S90-91; was private secretary to his
uncle, t. ]. Coolidge, Minister to
France, 1892, and was secretary to the
American legation at Vienna in 1898.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-20
AMERICA OFFERS SERVICES.
VIII Aid I'm Protecting the Seals at
Kommander Islands.

ST. PETERSBURG, July 19.-The
United States has informed Russia
that she will be glad to join Great
Britain in the protection of the seals
at the Kommander Islands. This act
doubtless will make the best impress
sion. 1t is understood that Russia will
communicate her answer in a few
days.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-20
GERMANY SUBSIDIES
ORIENTAL CABLE CONCERN
New Line Proposed viii Run From
Island of CeIebes Through
Group to Guam.

COLOGNE, July IA company
has been formed here with a capital Of
S1.5O0,0O0, subsidized by the German
and Dutch Governments. to lay a cable
to connect with the Dutch settlement
on the island of Celebes. through the
island of Yap, in the Pelews group,
and from Shanghai to Guam, where it
will link with the Commercial Cable
Company's Pacific cable.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-20
STILL HOLD NEwCHwANG.
Russian Troops Return After Flight
From ImperiIed Town.

TIENTSIN, July 19.-About 1900,
Russian troops returned to New
chwang on Monday night. The Jap
anese forces are reported to be six
miles inland. The Russian gunboat
Sivouch is now high and dry in the
upper reaches of the Newchwang
River.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-20

PHILADELPHIA. July 19.-The
freight men of the Altoona section Of
the Pennsylvania Railway have struck
against an order reducing each train
crew by one brakeman. The strike
threatens to affect the whole system.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-20
RUMoRED PURCHASE OF SHIPS
Russia Said to Have Reinforced the
Vladivostok Squadron.

ST. PETERSBURG, July 19.-A
story has been going the rounds the
last couple of days that three cruisers
built at the Schichau works and re-
jected by Germany were transferred
to the Russian service and joined the
Vladivostok squadron. One of the cruis-
ers and a torpedo-boat, it is added,
struck mines and went down. The
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-20
SUBMARINE BOAT ARRIVES.

Second OF the Craft Recently Shipped
Reaches Kronstadt.
LONDON, July 20.-The Standards
st. Petersburg correspondent, cabling
under date of July 10, says:
Another submarine boat from
America arrived at Kronstadt last
night. The first American submarine,
which arrived about a fortnight ago,
was allowed to drop in landing her
from the vessel which brought her
and was seriously damaged"
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-20
-FOUR THOUSAND JAPANESE BLOWN UP BY MINES
KUROKPS MEN OUTGENERAL
AND OUTRIGHT THE SLAVS
Win Victory and Inct Heavy Losses in Struggle Against
Superior Numbers at Molten Pass and Escape With
Comparatively insignificant List of Casualties.

story is not confirmed. The Admiralty
has no news of any vessel having been
lost at Vladivostok.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-20

There is no merit in the till
get-a-chance forgiveness
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-20
HLRREKS TO AVOID A CONTEST.

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