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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-04-12

Department Of the Interior, United
States land ONCE. Lewiston, idaho.
March IA, 1904. ri
A sufficient contest afYidavit having
been filed in this once by Lewis N.
Henderson, contestant. against home.
stead entry No. 7sse. made Nay %,
1900. for lots 81. 81. section 10. town
ship IS H.. range . w. BY EN- Casaseo,
contestee. In which Il is alleged nat
said entryrnan has wholly ana entirely
abandoned said tract Of lind for more
than. six month"; hast past and next
prior to date hereof; contestant fur
Their alleges and charges the fact to be
that said entryman has wholly and en-.
tirely failed and neglected to comply
with the requirements Of the home
stead law In the matter Of settlement,
residence and cultivation Of the lana
embraced in this entry; contestant fur
ther alleges and charges the fact to
be that said entryman did not, within
six months after the date Of his entry
erect a house upon said land. nor did
he ever at any time, or at all. estab-
lish his residence upon the land EN-
braced in this entry.
Said parties are hereby notified to
appear. respond and offer evidence
touching said allegation at 10 o'clock a
m. on May 10, 1904, before the Register
and Receiver at the United States land
ONCE. In Lewiston. Idaho.
The said contestant having. in .
proper affidavit, filed April >. 1904. se
forth facts which show that after du'
diligence personal service Of this motto,
can not be made. It Is hereby ordere,
and directed that such notice be givel
by due and proper publication.
CHARLES H. GARBY, Receiver.
Apr. 12-May H.
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Notice for Publieation-IsoIated Tract
PUBLIC LAND SALE

~ dian LAA<b SoAAE
Notice is hereby given that in pur-
suance of instructions from the COM
missioner of the general land office, I'M
der authority vested in him by section
PASS, U. S. Rev. Stat, as amended by
the act Of congress approved Fehru-
airy 26, 1895, we will proceed to offer
at public sale on the 18th day Of May,
next, at this Office, the following tract
OF land to-wit:
NEA Of SWA Of Sec. IA, Twp. SO
n, r. w. B. NJ.
Any and all persons claiming adj
versely the above described lands are
advised to file their claims in this Of
flee on or before the day above desig-
mated for the commencement of said
sale, otherwise their rights will be for
feited.
Dated, U. S. Land Once, April End
1904. j. B. WEST.
Register.
CHARLES H. CARRY, Receiver.
Apr. 2-May ~
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EIGHTH GRADE EXAMINATIONS
Three Sets Of Questions Will be Gent
Out for the Test

To pupils and teachers-There will
De three sets Of Eighth grade examina-
ton questions issued this spring as
follows: March -, so and 81: April
u. Is and 20; May Is. rs and ~.
Examinations will be held in several
parts Of the county as follows: Lew
iston. Leland, Nezperce. Clifford, South
wick and Spalding.
BERNICE Mccoy,
County School Superintendent.
March II, 1904. Mar 17-May -
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-04-12

trustworthy lady or gentleman to
manage business in this country and
adjoining territory for we'll and favor
aoly known house OF solid financial
standing. e2e.oe straight cash salary
ana expenses. paid each Monday oy
check direct from headquarters. Elk
pense money advanced. Position per-
maneat. Address Manager, SO Como
eseck CAScaeA ulineis.
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United States Land Office

Lewiston, Idaho, March II, 1904.
Notice is hereby given that the plats
of the following townships are re-
ceived at this once and will be filed
on April %, 1904, viz:
Township 80, n. r. 1, w. p. M.
Township 10. N. r. 4, w. b. IA.
Township 80. N. r. 2, e. B. M.
Township 80, N. r. 1, E. B. M.
The state OF Idaho having sixty days
prior right. the public will not be al
lowed to file until June p, 1904, at
a. m.
J. B. WEST. Register.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-04-12

II you have a sick watch or cock
consult Hames. .
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Notice for Publication

Feb. 23-May 81
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-04-12

ATToRNEY0.AT.LAW
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S4A A1S1/IS Ia
Apr. 2-May ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
SITUATION STILL I. GRAVE 4. v
London Papers See M. Abatc-
ment of the STrou-
blcs.
my Associated Prcss.)

LONDON. July 2l,-Twcnty gulncas
per cent. was quoted nj Lloyd's to-day
for insurance against the outbreak Of
mn Anglo Russian war within three
weeks, This Is tho rate which prevailed
ut Lloydr on tho Russian-Japanese war
three weeks prior to the outbreak of
tostilitics.
The authoritative assurances that tho
Mnlncca Will be released, cablcd by the
Associated Press from 81. Petersburg tn
Tic United States, do not appear In the
British morning papers. Special dis
patches TO u somewhat similar effect
from st. Petersburg. do not nllay tho
nlarmst Views Of the leading organs
which constrne Premier BalfDur's post
midnight announcement that tho gov
eminent had received M confirmation ~
the reported relcHse Of tho Mulacca -
mean that The incident remnins lin-
settled. az
Another cause for great apprehension
IL Tho broadpr question OF IiuBsla's right
~ send yesxeIs OF her volnntccP fleet
through tho 11ardanrhtba A striking owl,
dence that me dangtrEof tho situation
Ias not been n,itlgatsd In. tho least, no
faa ~ The British official and public
Opinitn Is concerned, fsofforhcd by the
Daily Telegraph, which, under q large
type CAPTAIN IAN Acute Crisis. declares
THAT thu Inlafiont between Great
Britain and H,isrIa haye reached the
stage VI III acute srlsiN but behind tHr
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+ ,1 Ii l i d
incident of the alalacca Is the far larger
question Of the status Of he so-callcds
volunteer fleet. It hns, we be lever beer
made clear 10 tho Cars government that
tho transformations OF merchant vessels
passing tho Dardunelles IA such I'M q
armed cruisers cannot be s8 recpgIl zasli
under any pretoxt VIVA eYcra MS JUS fy-s
Ing R,issla's interference with British
shipping. It Is not Impossible that as a.
concession to Russian dignity the gov
scrnment may offer to permit tho Malacc,l
cargo may be examined and tho state
}nient verified that whatever munitions
she carried wern intended for tho use q
ithe British China squadron 5} 4ss &
Il ~ its editorial art.cle3tlis morning the
Daily Telegraph becomes even more
nlarmist, declaring that upon Russian
response to Lord L1ansdoWne'a5 demands
tho issues Of pea CO or wal re staked,'',EE
Continuing. tho Daily Telegraph SAYS
Tho point which, has been clear to the
Czar's government by Lord IL Ia MS
downe Is that Great Britain will not
permit lightning change from u lner-
chant vessel 10 an armed cruiser. y
other words. II these uIlcliar tered llpar-i
tines OF tho Russian navy a tempt TO STOP
or 40 search a British Yasscl, they MI
be- called upon to dcslst. and ~ = ey re-
Ilsi the demand they VIII 20 lirea upon
and sunk. We further understand mat
thu Ottoman government will take steps
tp prevent the passage OF these janus
faced vessels through the Dardanelles..
and. In the event az their evasion VIII
notify our government Of their depart
ure." 's:
The Significance Of such latl s ila 80 4 I. hy
q paper 80 much In tlle fidenco q ne
government, and which has beei! ~ ronGly
IN favor Of an Anglo-iuaalap entente,
can scarcely DO everest nated. !.
Tho Standard alsp secs ~ tle abatc nent
IN tho gravity OF tho crisis az y result
of tho statement fram St 1'et ersb y! I,
that the MalaGca Will bn rclea seq. w
| dignity and sclf-rpspcct.i says no por
cd'orislly. 'demAHd that she may % ~, ,e-
Leased before abe reaches the Bal ie'@.l 70
admiral Iii command az the Meditnr,
rancan squadron has received MS l,s1Fn y,
lions, his cruisers are being rapidlyl 81
rce,cd 10 INC proper prints, and ne pre-
i'sunle that IL the MALAGA Is not Yo!lIl-
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CONFER WITH #LANsDoWN.
Russian Ambassador Indicates
That Car Stands Ready to
Dosthe Right Thing.
lBy Associated Press)

LONDON. July 21.--1'he Assoclail eh
Press learns that Count Beckendorff, the
RUSSIAN ambassador, at a conference With
Foreign Secretary LansdoWne. yesterday
AFTERNOON, made what may be consln-
cred 10 J. bc n preliminary reply 10 me
ErIIisll protest against the seizure OF inc
steamer Malacca. lie assured the Tor
rign secretary that his government ilad ilC
intention Of Infringing on mo fights o.
Great Britain or any other f!eutral power,
and that if "a mistake had been mace ~
the seizure of the MAlacca, sunducstio'lhp ly
lie steamer would be restored AND dam
ages would nc paid. !.
irhe ambassador pointed put lhat ~
was unreasonable 10 suppose that me
Malaccu had been seized without the COIN
ma der OF the ST, Petersburg having
good grouDds 10 believe that sl,'a had
cpntrabraud on board. t9
Unless this suspicion " cfecluaily nls-
| proved tie matter Will have to 80 before
Il prize court. which procedure nieal
| britain herself follows IN the meantime
| n,,ssin VIII make fun Investigation ~
! order 10 establish definitely The, grounds
| On which the commander acted,
There Il reason 10, believe that The MN,
| sian aittioritIcs Incline 20 me rpDniuhl0h
| that rie columandtr 81 me ~, pe.sts
burg lnadda grave mistake ~ sflz'Hs NY ,
/ Mniacca, ghiB Gan he Gs,aplisnen ~ NY
| reports which have been thltsrarhft'
| fnf and IL thIs opinion III confirmed gr.
ders viii be telesraphed 70 release me
1 Nalarea.
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ARE HEIRS TO
GRE AT. ]. FORTUNES 5
nv Associated Press, )

g3AsHEYILLE. N. =. j I'll y3s2l. he heirs
OF Major sinclairo, All English army -
a cer. who died ninet y-three years ago.
leaving an estate In England worth sl9 q
.0o0, 600 nre residents Of Asheyille: Ihcyf
a. sinclaire, James a.. Sinclare and O.
a.. sinclnire. One OF tho supposed llcr's
is I, a telegraph operator and 3$anoshol r.
dentist. Major Sine laire was % member
fof tho old seyenty-second Foot sRegl-s
ln1eht,sa brave and q gallant fflcer, lie re.
was KILLED In bat tlo !: in 1sll.5 For some
reason s.thc fortune ssof the Major.8fwho
had risen from has lneas
unclaimed. Thes search for the missing
heirs has kept sllp for almos TIA century
During all these years only one descendf-,
ant has been discovered She rs ~ ~
Mackenzie, Of Scotland, the wife o. z
Steamster In Lanarkshlre, scotlan t te,
share amounted to $40, 600, % 4.
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Hhiie Ii, The drag on his way e, Farm M.
a Ufiin} r,afle this statement: When yo,'
stnil ma 4 Ind on the shoes when
J, :, ia thosd tracks, The witness also
fold about tho arrest Of Charlie fo o. 1:s
4 II, Inc night en- the Norfolk and SWess V, =
Railroad train. between frosi'e'e " wy" 80
. Farinville. i.,ss ...,,,,,.
Mi, r1ood cross questioned the witness
AVA compared Ills testimony this 1ln'e
wifi, that which was given by nm ~
nreii,ninary hearing. Mr.. Flood had had y,
foro rim, Tho stenographer's report OF inc
former trial. .eS..
Effort. to 1tnpeach Spencer,
before Diminishing MIR. Spencer, Mr.. ..l H. :.
i. turks. treasurer of Appomattox eo.,ll.S
and cashier OF the Bank OF Appomatt'.o'A..
was introduced outside OF me ie is.,.n
TINS ,yos done because Mr.. Burks was
cnn,,niIcd to return home immcdiately
Mr. turks was brought In to lthpeti'eii
ltI,c Testimony Of Spencer. He staten 'na "
SPENCER told him after Woodbridge $ q, e.
resi-. that Woodbridge was writ'ils y -.
ter to Forbes wlel lae wen. ~ :. ~ -, =,
him. spcncer made | t appear tlat IL was
r,,,ar1iet Forbes while as a mater =.
foni II Mas Peter a. Forbes. clerk %, o.
tr,,,cl,inuhaln county and brother Oh lhe
4 In I'd John S. Forbes. Mr.. 3lrks ui Hl ny. w
have any personal knowledge us 70 MI "
3 Spenccr's veraclty, .,.,a,,, - ,,e
Tho court adjourned MT y Q clock ~ - n "a 3
reconvcned tomorrow fnornlrs ~ ~
ocleSck. There Yves a large crowd h &C
court to day, large; than on yeste org !.
Interest in tho case seemed TO pe ~ !,
creased II anything. Tho entire case Is
iust MS much an,ystery as ever. even ,,ne
lawyers are guessing. y hummer % ~
1noro,,s incidents occurred curing #tn nc way
a. mako the time pass more pleasantly.
Y feature In the conr,-room was the pres
cnce Of d number Of very good -l''
young ladies'. There were also ~. y num- 1,an.
Ter Of professional mon, preachers doe-
tors and visiting lawyers.
p,etrfl this week 1t seems now tl1at tlie8
Forbes case will not come up before re .S.,
Tuesday or Wednesday,. Woodbridge i annS
y FORBES arc both kept closely confined /, ~
iron cages iii tho jail and are strictly
guarded at night @
T 4 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
&. GET III ANYHOW Y !, 4
= Pool Room People 81 i5 ~ New s. \. Or Or!
lear leans Resume Racing Service

fEy Associated Press0 &;
Ni lsr, =, ,Htfi nstrument Installed and With
tG!eg M o1perator in charge. the Leading
pool e fSe t raees t tss seryca being
ssr rInficai With that furnished prior I ITO
s f1N,on nay gave orders for the removal Of
Al ths zee am mems oven u ths
Commits I,Gn this Naftsrnoon and there was as
Win IA q, verbal diptation OF the races
AZ formerly obtained The pool room poo.
pe said The serylS er mss g rsecoIyed 'a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
CHASING THE MALAGA.
Reported in London That British
Warships Arc Now :,
After Her.
Especial London Times Gable to The Times


LONDON, July Ell, Is the understand.
ing here that tue two British cruisers
dispatched by Admiral Dumyllc 10 Port
Said 10 detain the Malacca, failed 10
reach there until after The captured liner
had sailed. Up 70 the present, no word
~ interference With the Maacca on the
high seas by British warships lias been.
received and unless she encounters some
81 the Mediterranean fleet vessels, she
VIII likely reach cherbo,ire safely. Il,is
+ r,mored that she " being chased by the
British vessels OF war. hui fhis'lacks com-
l1irmatipn.
Reports come from several channels
that the Russian government, las order
sd the release Of the steamer, but no ali-
thoritat.ye ommunicaiion.f from the Rus
A slam officials 10 Ills effect has ag yet
4 reached here. Mean~hile mans .peIsole
/, in London are beginning 10 belleyc thai
the Malaces actually has eontsabrand IN
her holds and that the 81. Petersburg
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ticular change in his sphere OF operation.
q "IMst night the dispatch says. 'our
sharpshooters and Cossacks surprised q
Japanese outpost at the village of Khu-
dinnza, ten miles south Of lkhayuan.
Twenty-one OF tho JAPANESE were bay
ioneted. Those who escaped were Tired
upon by mistake by tho. panGsc VINO
came 10 their assistance."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
MARKED RUSSIA
Steamer Malacca, Over Which.
Complications Have Arisen,
caves Port Said
iRy Associated .I,ress j !.

PORT SAID, July 2i.-The Peninsula
and Oriental steamer Maacca which
WAS arrested By the Russians In the Red
Sea week ago on II charge that she had
on board contraband Of war. and which
arrived here Tuesday, left this port to-
day, Her bill of health was marked
5,RuSsia.''
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Health Report,

M. ANIMAL report8 Of the Health pa,
- l ,tn,ent Of tie city has been printed
Ana is in tho hands OF the public, The
document is an interesting ono ana con-
4tains much statistlcal, int,o1rlllal ION treT
gurdng the health Of y % cpy'
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Save That Tree.

4 The largest tree n the u osenlites VALLEY
rs slowly dying, and there seems to DC ne
way In which 1t can be saved ~ y. las
i XIII and Is over 2si feet high. havngals
ScircInlference Off III feet at It's base
Alrendy It leans 18 feet out % !, PEI
made 10 hold 1T up by, means OF ca bles
and stout props. H
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government was within her rights when
sl,e sent her toward a Russian port Tor
trial ~ Il Russian prize court. THIS be-
tiicf however. has failed to check tl'e.
feeling OF resentment against Russia ana
the anti-Russian element Is stu IN tlle
,.nn n Ianrys 55gl a5555 Il ffns i5 NJ.
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.JAPS SWA A. /. | | \
ON MUKDEN.

fcontlnued from First Pagc)
aroused the most bitter criticism OF the
government s5 &,
a Rome dispatch says the Italian Coy
@cr,tnent IS inclined to symphthizo with
Great Britain and will probably take
the Initiative in pronosing an intern'i-
#tIonal conference to settle the disputna
questions OF the right OF search and inc
right Of my government to trunsfo lrlr 9
merchant s:,lp into AN armourei cruiser
mon the high seas. after having cleared
her from neutral or home post as q
merchant vessel ItalS8is in o good posi-
ton to make this move, having no ems
$tanEling alliances with any. Of the In,
terested powers.
s' THAT tho United States may be drawn
$into the difficulty Is the belief expressed
it1s many quarters. since the presence OF
II he Vladivostok squadron In tho 81 Pacific
became known 1t is considered likely
that these vessels may hold up 8ani
search American vessels bound for Ja-
Ii anesc ports, and that the Washington
authorities will oubtedly protest
againts such action. 55.3stt AS
* dispatch from Lioa Yang, which
lacks confirmation. SAYS n rumorg ONES
from .iS rche Kiao that Knroki is now
marching on NIuKdcn. Very little 8rell-
ance is placed upon this. as Tchc5 kao
IS hardly the place for such news to
!cnanate from. The n situation at Port
Arthur receives no attention in the days
news, but Is believed TO be unchunged
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Widow 81 Henry George Dead.

y M ANY 3 * tie late Henry the Pc 9,
sitical economist Of Ibis ctty d smI IN.
night at her home ~ Y, MGnt.Gs,ea s.
county, at tho age OF s|H ~ sSs III,
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VIadivostok Squadro
3(By Associated Pres;I'

ll45 BY AsSOC1ntcut t.THs = sl3lf3
TOXIC July 22-2:10 "A. M "A fisherman
reports that the sTiadivostok squadron
was Eoff Nlyako yesterday, going In q;
southeasterly direction Mt n speed OF ten
.tained the squadron Will be on Yokahomn
IlateHto-day.ST The eastern coast Of ia pans
is shrouded In, fog. a etSpping has BEEN
suspended ,>>awaiting the loca ton Of tho.
r iisaI II flee I. III
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Twenty-one Japanese Bayonsted

f3y NbbotIhttH I'IfKhJ
sa'f l.rTIRsEURG, July 2l-Gfnarai
NliropAikib, In q dlspatch lpiiIe Emperor
July .9Ih gaya liefe hps bseN no par,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
4. Fire III Cotton Bales!

(Ey Assoclated l'reHs !. ~
8.BR EN- nh A HAVEN $S July q Ire
started to-day In the cotton which 81 nag Z.
been discharged on the quay mere !, ~ y u me n
steamer Atlant Ian, fro q hree h!n.
dr ~ Ia bales of tho cotton we're damaged ~
1lrc and water Ss NJ u " W. II 1.
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tBy Aksoclated rrcss. ,

slif5 fHy Associated prcss)
LAO YANG, July co. delayed IN trans
ssion)-Gentral Herschelmann yescr-
day successfully Effected 4 reconnaissance
Z In force IN the direction OF Sikeyan dis
covering large forces OF Japanese He
held his position until evening and then
retired with slight loss.
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's 2, N n. Timcs. pispIa tens


SEA GRIT. N. ii July q &C ovcrnors
Murphy discarded Ills ffical dignity TO-
day, and sdonning whitc duck suit sui and nd
II white cap, ran out on the field az the
head OF his staff, all the members o. q
which were in the 4 same uniform e a
tho chief executive, and went I lroug y
tho regular practice preparatory 4 their
baseball game with Brigadier-G eneral
aGrmore.s staff The contes was "a her
I onc-sided, General G llmore' S team winning
81 the score OF 15 to T he governor q
astonIshed the spectators u by his L fine
playing and ne was !, geneFo saag
play. Governor Murphy played right
ficld. and infused considerable ginger in
his team Despite this. General Gill;
more,s team emerged sylc torlouE. as they
outbatted ana ontfieidcd the Governors. I
nine. The Goycrno or d opened the game
WITH, a safe hit to right field and gained
second al Wild throw. The manner n Z
which he slid hall wa to the base over
the green turf, TO the demoraliza Of
his natty uniform. elected the $enthu ISL
astics applause OF the onlookers. II Is base
running was one Of tho features Of tbs
"a me. 4 Fysy *
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Is Called to Lexington

Rs:v ~. P. Hines, Of Portsmouth, and
formeyl2 pastor of the ~ estYleW Baptlss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22

tBy Associated Prcss.)
ii LAO YANG, July 90 delayed In trans
mission).-News was received from Tat.
Che KiaoG yesterday that the Japanese
had broken through the Russian left
flank between Lieutenant General Count
Keller's position and that Of General
Rennenkampff, and that they were
marching on Mukden
Tho rumors to this effect are persist
ent. but there is no Official confirmation
OF them
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riding OF
TOMMY BURNS
Finished First Oh, Four Mounts
and Third OIL tic
Other.
MONSTER GETS |. JULY 1 STAKES K:
Handicap Won by Hut,1o and.
sstccplccllasc BY Black
81 Death.
MONSTER GETS JULY STAKES.
y Inv Associated press j

SI1yv Y oR1S, July y Tho feature OF
StheEracIng mt Brighton Beach o.day was
the riding or Jockey Tommy Burns. out
of flvc mounts l,c rode four winners and
finished third on his other mount Ellis
ride oil Dapple Gold In tho last race was
especially good. Getting OFF in a good
position lie lay III second place to the
sstretch, when he moved out and 81, 4 a
terri no ID rlvc won BY q, head from Buck
ley: "A. Summarizes: BIZ. IN j3S ssi
First iftce--six furongs- 'rramotor.iu q
|, to ~ first, Cons1clo III 5 to u second
iNQladay. q to 6)l5 Third, Time, l.l4 20.
II, Second e1,1echnHc. selling; about
two mics Black Death (cvcn) first, Cock
! Robin t2 to- y second, Royclle 100 to ~
third TimG. 81 s4g
4 Third race-onc mile and q sixteenth---
i Grand Opcrn 10 to ~ first. sais 40 to ~
second, pcntunr8 co y to ~ third. Time,
II :AG 3.5. t iii tai Fl & III
Fourth race--thc5 July Stakes, selling:
one mile nnda n sixtcentli--M Monster q tor
~ first, Bobadli Il to . second Sheriff
I Bell (l3 TO 81 third. Time, ] 49,. 359
81 sFi fthH race handicap. Six fur longs
second. Jerry geo 70 y third Time Tine
Sixth, race--six fiirlongs- Dnpplc Gold
Gig to 81 first. Buckle ~. q TO p second
Eagle (5sto1) third. Time. ]: IL.
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Where They Play Today.
ST. SLouis at Boston. @
- Cleveland ut Philadelplia
81. Chicago at New Y ork.
Ks; s, Detroit at washington
Of the Clubs.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE. !
/ Scores Yesterday

. Scores Yesterday.
At Little Rock Little Rock, - Nash
vile eleven ,' Gl,on in naEsW orleans s.
Al ah BBirmnglam -Birminsha 8; shreye-
po AZ M II Atlanta (rain).
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
JAPs BROKE 81 Il il t,I: THROUGH.
evcred Russian Flank and Now
on Way to Mukdenkeller
Reports Victory.
fBy Associated Pross.)

Ii LAO YANG, July 20-(Delayed IN trans
smission).- Russian eastern army att
tackled the Japanese on the other sidc
of the valley OF Lao River. Lieutenant
General Count Keller after hard fight,
compelled the JAPANESE III retreat with.
great loss General Hers, helmann. July
10Th. had 4 successful engagement, fore.
ing the Japanese to retreat rapidly on
their main force The Russian losses
were 200 men killed or wounded.
Bands Of Chinese bandits have appeared
in this ncighborhood. They attack the
Russian sentrics.
1t is reported that General Kuroki g
suffering frdm malaria. and that he fol-
lows hs'arny in a litter. General Oku,
at is rumored, has resumed his advance
beyond Ilaichou. The Russians uie cx-
pecting battle.