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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-05-05
LAKE TRAFFIC STOPPED
cage Owing to Trouble Between
Masters and Pilots,

Chicago, May Absolute suspension.
Of freight traffic on the great lakes be-
tween Buffalo and Chicago was de-
creed today by the lake Carriers asso-
citation, according to the Tribune.
The action of the association is aid
to have been taken In reply to the de-
mand Of the seamen for increased
wages.
The first knowledge gained by Chi
cago shippers Of the tying up of lake
traffic came during the day In an an
Transit company. The company In
formed Its patrons that no freight
would be accepted for lax transit I'M
TIL further notice. During the day, ac-
cording to the Tribune, the following
companies, which are connections of
eastern and northern railways, took
action similar to hat of the Western
Transit company:
Anchor Line, Lehigh Valley Transit
company, Union Steamboat company,
Canada-Atlantic company, Mutual
Transit company and Rutland Transit
company.
1t Is declared by the Tribune hat the
determination of the Lake Carriers as
ISOLATION to refuse the wage scale Of
fered by the seamen and to declare a
lockout will be made tomorrow, after a
meeting now in progress in Cleveland.
Buffalo. N. Y. May 3.-The grain ele-
vators at this port suspended opera
tons today for an indefinite period, and
200 inside" men were thrown out of
employment. The causes of the shut
down are the late opening of navigation
n the deadlock between the Lake
Carriers association and the Masters
n Pilots association,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-05-05
THE RUSSIAN STORY.
Withdrawal Rather Than Defeat, 1t 10
Said-Aii the Rest Is Ad-
rnitted.

St. Petersburg, May AT 2:30 this
afternoon the Associated Press is in
formed that beyond the fact of the re-
treat Of the Russians before the over
wheluing superiority Of the Japanese
on the Yalu river, no details have been
received since the report of General
Sussulitch, commander OF the second
siberian army corps, on yesterday, OF
the retirement from Kulien-Cheng to
Antung. It Is quite possible the loss
on both sides in the weeks lighting
may reach the figures given by the
Japanese as the reserves We're not
brought up to support the Russian po-
sition at Kulien-Cheng, where the fight
ing was heaviest. The Russians made
q special effort to hold as long as pos
sihle the heights or Cho-San or the
island opposite Kulien Cheng, whence
their guns commanded a considerable
stretch Of the river to the south, but
a Japanese battery on he hill above
With dominated the position, which the
Russians eventually were forced to re-
linquish, thus losing the key to the
river.
The entire force on the Yalu. which
extended along a front Of I've thirty
milos, with reserve supports fifteen
miles back, according to the best in
formation obtainable, did not exceed
II, 900 men. No confirmation has yet
been received of the reported capture
OF twenty-eight Russian quick firing
guns, or of the w%ounding OF General
S~ussulttch and General Ka~shtilinsky.
Plan of Russian Withdrawal.
The statement hat the Russians
have fallen back so far as Feng Wang
Cheng Is declared to be untrue. The
advance has retired and will continue
to retire before the main army of the
enemy, according to the Russian pro-
gram: but 1t will keep In constant
touch with the enemy. and skirnishing
of a more or less serious character Is
expected as Gen. Kuroki advances.
This Is considered absolutely neces-
sary in order to always know exactly
where the main army of the enemy is.
The general staff believes Gen. Kuro-
ki's forward march on Feng Wang
Cheng will be accompanied by landings
at Tatung Kau at the head of Korean
Bay, and not far fran the mouth Of
the Yalu river, and other places along
the coast as far as Taku Shan, under
protection Of warships. The Japanese
are expected to try to turn the Rus
sian position at F'eng Wang Cheng.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-05-05
AN HISTORIC VICTORY,
London Military Exports SO Regard the
japanese Success at Crossing
~. fba Vain

London, May 4.-"The silence which
a hung over the land campaign is
broken at last by the news which marks
an epoch IN the military history of the
world is the sentence by which the
DAILY Telegram commences an article
which continues as follows:
Russia, at the hands of the new
power in the far east, has suffered the
greatest defeat thas has ever befallen
her arms upon Asiatic soil since Yerk-
man, the Cossack, crossed the Urals.
Japan has pierced the Manchurian
frontier, shattered General Kuropat-
kin's position pon the Yalu at the
first blow, and seized one of the
s~trategical keys of the whole military
situation. The territory occupied by
her adversary Is laid open to her in
vadlng armies, and at a when
10000 of the cars troops are In re
treat before the mikado's forces, Russia
awakes to the fact that she has equally
miscalculated her prospects on land and
sea-
This Is q great event, but 1t is prob
ably but q prelude to a greater. Since
her first repulse before the slopes OF
PleVna, Russia has known no such re-
verses as that which has been inflicted
upon her in the struggle for the Yalu,
her present misfortune being more ser
IL us In every respect, sine she failed
there before a fortified position, but
now has been driven out of one in spite
of all the advantage conferred by
modern weapons upon her Defense
This view is not nm to all the
military critics here. For instance, an
other London morning paper says:
This Is, of course, a brilliant victory
for the Japanese arms, but at the same
time 1t must not be forgotten that it
has more than once been stated HI
the Russians never intended to fight a
decisive battle on the Yalu, but that
their main line Of defense would be
further back. One has only to look
at the maps Of the country and notice
the steep hills north of the Yalu which
slope down to that river to understand
the reason for this.
ut Ia probable that the force on the
right bank Of the Yalu was intended
merely to hold back the Japanese as
long as possible and hen fal! back on
the main body"
Similarly the Daily Mail editorially
says:
The strategy of the Russians is
dearly for the present to retreat. APP
parently no determined stand will be
made till the Japanese come nea the
railway, as the Feng Wang Cheng po-
sition can be outfianked from Taku
Shan. and wen more seriously men
aced II the Japanese should land at
New Chwang." .... / f.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-05-05
THE S0uADRON'S CRUISE
Admiral Makes Full Report of Latest
Exploits Of the Vladivostoh
VesseIa

yladivostok, May 2.-The squadron
commanded by Rear Admiral Yeszen
has returned here from It's recent oper-
atoms off the Korean coast.
The squadron consisting Of the ar
mored cruisers Rossia, Rurik and
Gromeboi, and the protected cruiser
Bogtyr, put to geat at daybreak, April
23. The Rurik returned the following
day; the others proceeded to Gensan,
Korea, and hove to off the town, five
miles from the entrance to the boy. Ad-
rairal Yes2en sent into the bay two tor
pedo boats. They found the Japanese
trading steamer 70 Maru at anchor
with q crew Of about twenty on board.
The latter were ordered ashore, the
| papers and flag taken possession OF.
and the steamer sank with q torpedo.
There were no signs Of troops ashore
and the bay was empty; but 1t was
learned h IA four Japanese torpedoboat
destroyers had put to sea at dawn OF
the 25th. About 6 o'clock on the ven
ing Of the eth, when 300 miles out, the
| Russian squadron sighted a Japanese
steamer with war stores CT hoard. Her
crew OF twenty-seven were placed In
| safety and the steamer sunk by o.
pyroxlin cartridge fired by the Gromo-
boi.
O twelve miles OF Plashin, Korea,
the large japanese transport Kinshiu
Maru was oyerhauled. Her commander
mistook the Russian for q Japanese
squadron and signalled: TIN bring
ing you coal" Tho Russian commander
promptly signailed in reply: Stop In
stantly."
ogrized their mistake and began to
lower the boats with great haste and
endeavorinG to escape, but the Rus
SLAMS captured them all.
On board the transport were four
| Hotchkiss guns OF Il millimetres. AT
the outset 1t looked as IL no one WEE
left on board. but on examination 1t
was found the cabin was locked and
barred. Therein the Russians dlscoy~
cred six infantry officers. who suvzan-
dered without resistance nj were
taken on board the Rurils.
In another part CT the ship $50 In
yantry men who refused TO surrender
ware found. Admiral Yeaaer, whose
weasel waa shout o. quarter OF u Iaiia
away ordered his msIt fo cay sttla
transport aotdlers taaE
opened GTss ndwounded ssSssisassa d
soxsWain. Afseswarda l tran8pogj
was sent hehofsorn u means
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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-05-05
FORT NE.
Japanese Fleets Appear OF Harbors OF
Both Port Arthur and Vladivostok
C,usinn hnNietM 10 Rnasianr /.

St Petersburg, May 2.-Viceroy
Alexieff telegraphs under today's date
that Japanese ships were sighted sig
miles off Port Arthur last night, and
this morning ten Japanese cruisers and
six torpedo boats were seen in Surf
bay, adjacent to V~ladivostok.
Alexieff's report that a Japanese
squadron vas off Port Arthur, followed
by another announcing that q squadron
Of Japanese ships was in sight of
Vlad!vogtok aroused anxiety.
Naval circles are specializing whether
the enemy will venture to approach
VladivostoG at a closer range than last
time.
There are persistent rumors Of fight
ing On the Yalu river, but the Assoc
ciated Press 10 informed no serious en-.
gage1nents ave taken place. and that
the fighting has beer limited to affairs
Of %outposts, the Russians contrasting
and harassing the Japanese advance.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-05-05
BIG THING FOR laps.
success in Firss Great Lard Battle
viii Help Them Greatly In Point
of proeIius.

london May mo Independent ac-
SSuatsSofsfhe fighting on tho Yalu river
I've reaSfaed London, and various opin-.
s.uns are axprsssed this morning regarding
ny imponharrce OF the Japanese victory.
M. y considered In come quarters that it
"a III I 9sser &tie Intention OF tha RuFsisaa
3 oiaitasasxfgh bSslk OF the 4alu. excepf
- y. laelteai purposes. ard hist hi zeal
III usgle mas not yet been All
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sssssesa,Hcs tise IapaAene Will gseats en~
sss aees tstAsEs prssastss8sa
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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-05-05
CAPTURED MANY GUNS
Japanese Took Artillery and Machine
Guns of Enemy, and Captured
Many Prisoners.

washington, May 4.-The Japanese
legation here today received the follow
ing official ~cablegrams from x
Gen. Kuroki, commanding the nrsl
army, reports from Chin Lien
that on May ] the Second and Twelfth
divisions and the imperial guard, form
ing the First Army corps, advanced.
Notwithstanding the stout resistance OF
the enemy, BY three roads, driving the
enemy before them, and at . p. M. oc-
cInied he line extending from Antung
to Lfughiu Kon. The Imperial guards
surrounded the enemy on three secs
and after 3 severe e,th bor ns and CARR
age and more than twenty ofhcers
many men.
.srha general reserve CORPS
fie Iiayang road. The enemy was
5~caranosed of a whole dtyiston . Lnna
Tnenty-second and Wehlg-1o ~
.raeirae1afs Aof the Sixth 81 WI
ssnn 81 sharpahootera a1ad yen. 5Maa.
sras,,snsa aaVaisy brigade with Ebous
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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-05-05
RUSSIANS JUbILA ANT
over new EXPLOITS
The Cruise Of the Vladivostok
Squadron and Massacre OF
Captives Pleases.
IT SHOWS GREAT DARING
Bt. Petersburg Learns a Complete
Statement of the Facts From Ad-
miral in Command-squadron
Back to les Base.

st. Petersburg. May "Details o.,
Rear Admiral Reszen's raid show II
was entirely successful. The admiral
safely brought back his ships to VladlI
vostok. after inficting material damage
to the neetny. The cruise was most
daring. The enemy's squadron was
known to be In close proximity, which
necessitated the prompt sinking Of the
transport Kinshiu-Maru.
The conduct of the $50 troops in re-
fusing to surrender, and firing upon tho
Russians, even while the transport was
sinking, evokes unbounded admiration.
The Japanese are Jealous Of our
Chemulpo heroes" Is the poular COM
tlent. At the same time the action Of
the heroic 12o men did not leave the
Russians an alternative. They were
obliged to sink the transport, but meaha
Of escape were left at the disposal Of
the Japanese. The ability Of Admiral
geszen's ships to reach Gensan, 800
miles away, In 90 hours, as they did.
10 certain to compel the Japanese to be
on their guard.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-05-05
SOHEE HOT GGTf GU SST!oa IS
German Socialist Declares That War.
ships for Russia Are Building
in German Yards.

Berlin, May 4.-EdWard Bernstein, a
member OF the Reichstag, Begins tie
publication today OF a new socialist
weekly entitled Das Neue Montangs-
blatt. He prefaces his editorial col
In with the following questions.
Is it known to the German govern
ment that torpedo boats and d~estroyers
for the Russian government are being
built at one of the largest German
shipyards?
That in order to disguise this breach
of neutrality, The several parts OF the
vessels are exported as half finished
manufactures, and put together In
Libau, Russia?
That the building of these war vas--88
sells is SO urgent that the work proceeds
rom s IA. m. 10 y n.sHl ?a'
Land Batteries and Gunboats.
London May 4.s--sTIae Japaaeses lstya4s3
rom Ii 5Yair AT Iok5eErepoTIifsss
me- eriestageTn bstWasr she apaless5
RarsAd ps#on the Ifafu and tho snsss.aaas
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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-05-05
STORM In COLORADO.
Much Damage Has Occurred to Rail.
road Property by Washouts--
Several Feet Of Snow.

Denver, May IA heavy storm con-
sisting of rain on the plains and snow
in the mountains, has prevailed yer
nearly the entire state today. Much
by washouts occurred. No accidents
are reported. however. Hail and high
winds in certain sections played havoc
with orchards and gardens. The moist
ure will prove OF i~ncalcu1able value
to the ranges and agricultural sections
as well as for furnishing water for
mining.
Pueblo, Colo, May 4.-Pueblo and
vicinity today were visited by the heav-
lest wind, rain and hail storm OF the
season. Crops In the southern part
of the state are reported badly dam.
aged by hail and the Denver and Rio
Grnnde and Santa Fe tracks between
Florence and Pueblo suffered N
damage from oYertioWtng oEthe Arkan-
sag river In the lowIands. Traffic on.
the two railroads was suspended for
several hcuTs, Z ss5
Reports from vest east asid soufh are
to- the fseetsk form vas Nerg
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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-05-05

St Petersburg. April .a~s.-Alexiefr's
report that the Japanese squadron waa
off Port Arthur, followed by another
announcing that a Squadron Of Japa-
nese ships is in sight Off Vladivostok,
has aroused anxiety. Naval circles are
specializing whether the enemy will
venture to approach Vladivostok at
closer range than last time.
There are persistent ruYnors of fight
Ing on the Yalu river but the Asso-
ciated Press is informed that no SER
ious engagements have taken place
and that the fighting has been limited
to affairs OF %outposts. the Russians con
testing and ~harrassing the Japanese
advance,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-05-05
Russian Story of Operations.

81. Petersburg, May 4.-The Assoc
ciated Press has obtained from the gen
sraI STAFF an outline OF the operations
on the Yalu rivJr during the past week.
The Russian force, including the re-
] serves, waE composed OF General kash-
taIinsky's rife division. General Mist
GlIenk's CosSack outposts, and a diVl-
sion of artillery. the whole under Cen
eral SassuIitch, knowledge of Geog-
raphy is essential to a clear under-
standing. The Russian lines We're at
Kuiien Cheng Cor Turenclen) opposite
WIFI and Antung, both OF the Feng
Wang Chen6 road. A mile north OF
Kulien Cheug lies the village OF Potiet-
insky, near q tributary OF the Litza-
vena, five miles up which is Chin Cow.
On the opposite bank OF the tributary
is the village of Litzavena. Opposite
Potietinsky stands Housan, with a
dominating height: still higher. on the
right ofttha Yalu, is the village of Am
hikhe at the confluence of the Aipikhe.
The whole course OF the Yalu between
Ambikhe and Antung is divided by
Islands, fthe largest, Somalinda, facing
Kulien Cheng. Another lies between
Housan and %S!ndiagow.
The Japanese forces, It is believed,
Appropriated 100,0 900 men, of which
four divisions, thirteen b~attalions and
W. SiAE HLLI3 ~ e l. tLIAl'li. HS ot|p
anese prepared for crossing the river
by posting eli their available guns, OF
which the Russians say the Japanese
had fives2tffnes more than they, along
the line facing Kulien Cheng and An
tung, anaaalso landed from their war
ships fsRguns.
Japanese Artillery Superior.
This array OF artillery eventually
made Kulien Gheng untenable. Under
cover of powerful batteries north Of
sindiago, the Japanese crossed to
Housanssoccupying the height. AS the
latter position would have enabled them
to directsa 'raking fire against the Rus
SLAMS atyKuiien Cheng General Sassau-
Itch ordered it to be retaken Friday.
Ihls was done, but on Saturday the
Japanese&under the cover Of a battery,
seoccupledeff, the defenders falling back
across the f~dtzavena and continuing
the fight a"ith the Japanese, who were
attempting to flank them from
Chingow.
The Russian force at Antung and
Kulien Cfseng had meanwhile retreated
10 Its second line, a few miles west
ward. The whole Russian force en-
gagged yesterday formed a semi-circle,
tie hoTisEFGf which were being gradual
!! Drawn IN preparatory to retiring &c
q position further west. This was the
situationsayhen the last Russian official
reports were sent.
A member of the staff informed the
correspondent Of the Associated Press
ma the Issue ultimately turned prob
ao4y upon whether the order to with
qraW Wastgiren at the proper time. A
ought delay az e critical moment might
nave enabled the enemy's vastly su.
Perfor artillery to concentrate on tbs
russian guns, killing horses and gun
Of the guns. But. il 80, the Russian
planswili not be changed by Academia
!osses. General S%assulitch would con
ahae hiavetreat, contesting %stubbornlJ
. possible Japanese advance along the
Eehg Wang Cheng road, which runs
s~nIoughaa htlly country, crowned Will
telghts and exactly suited to Russian
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-05-05

The foregoing claim that e new
worlds record has been made is not
fastest records commonly accepted as
authentic are:
o. the Plant system, from Fleming to
Jal onyiile, Fla, 8 miles, at rate Of 12o
miles per hour; March. 1901.
On the New York Central n mile IN
On the New York Central. Palmyra to
Macedon. T.9 miles, in 4 minutes, or at
the The s ,sS' OF lOs'se miles Per 'ahu-
"a the Burlington, IA miles from Arion
to q siding, in 10 minutes, or O. rate OF
MS miles Dot hour.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-05-05
BLAME
GENERAL SASSULITCH
l. Is Believed That He Made
Too Strenuous a Stand
Along Yalu.
OF BIG LOSSES
.r.o Thousand of the Best Russian
Soldiers Were sacrificed-Had
Not Anticipated Such a Plan
of Operation.

:. Petersburg. May 4.-The inter
,.t Of the public in the news OF the
anht,np on the Yalu is at neat,
haaciaIl v since the last official report
fsspEh a~nnounced the fighting at Chin
~ was given out. To the general
1o o' monument no further kilograms
80 General K~uropatkln nave been
l,,hIished by the war commission. nor
r.I the censor pass press dispatches
wired from the front.
rbo absence of news led to The cir
,,Iation of wild rumors. For
n vas reported that General
you'd be relieved of his n
.coIrtmartialed for making a siren
mons stand on h right bank or me
vain. AS a matter of fact. while the
car Office is surprised at the resistance
WA hvrGeneral Sassulitch, a telegram
rom General Kuropatkin to the en-
rsro, on Aprll rs announced that Sas-
Switch. in view of the preparations
Which the japanese were making to
cross the YaIu, had begun to reinforce
bis troops on the Manchurian bank.
Another report says that he war Of
Acc has been informed that the Rus
alan casualties numbered 1000. Should
This he true 1t can be accepted as a
certainty that the Russian plan OF
on]erations never contemplated such a
sacrifice.
In view of the cautious advance OF
the Japanese it is not expected that
thew wiIs-Guickly follow up Sassulitch
INT will take a few days in getting the
remainder Of their troops and supplies
. across the river and in clearing the
country of Russian detachments in or
der that,their communications may not
be exposed TO attack,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-05-05
MAKES FAST TIME.
Michigan Central Makes a New Recora
for Railroad Speeding.

ce,ved today show the unprecedented
speed Of 1924 miles an hour was made
py q aMA!ehtgan Central train carrying
President Ledyard to Chicago Wednes-
day, The time was made between
Brownsville and Springfield. Ont, SAT
miles. according to a duly verified
statement OF the train dispatcher. This
establishes q worlds record.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-05-05

st. Petersburg. April 2s.-viceroy
Alexien reports that a Japanese squad
ron has been sighted OFF Vledivostok.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-05

ST Petersburg, May THE received the fol
lowing kashainsy: early monng
occupied the khun heights after attack Of which
which
Poctnsky
extraordinarily prolonged
ton Cheng commenced from Win foresaw the
the hombardment which 2ooo pcles discharged
would take the offensive
to accept my
position at forts OF Potenky Ny t flank defended by bar
THE the O'clock The Dispatch
division of infantry advancing sustained
attacked wh
thrsix field
Vanced and occupied the position
Japanese
Twensecod regiment poe1 turning
Eleventh regiment battery hioravsk
ground until of the ninth Terth 8akhdza
ordered the Eleventh to commanding
held
Moavzys battery Twelfth regiment
battery under Of the Eleventh
in Jtpane approached position
regiment battery pass
taking distance tho
commanding
ky5 battery position initiative
all bis guns the
c the hills japanese
"The quick firing dIscharg about $4,000 bullets.
Twelfth regiment It's ito
battery brigade, having attempted reIoa
by descend slope
and retiring original the Japanese attack
Eleventh regiment ground
forced the Of the baynet
it, commanding forty
andab icon o GERS and men,
THE japanese losses must have
"The Eusaane retired in good Ter Wang Chcna
of the Third division
regmnto Feng Wang
Chcng"