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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-14
I'W))U|L GU !
HIS THROAT.
Champ Clark N axes Fierce Ghal-:.
slenge ItoS M am M 8 Called 81
DURING DEBAT vITl'H |: lands !, 4 d
Speak Said Repu blica1ls ould5$
Rule Country Assasa 81.
sinat % Il. Vi ~
Him a Liar !!
]! ~. I
5Byl.Asso ciatedsP Press

, Z
Ii NByys EALBANY.I i'll M. J; 4 August I3 3..;-"It
the man who Is usta called me a liar, will:
meet me :outsid 81 the park when 4 finish
my speech. Ill cut his throat from ear to-
ear e declared st Congressman Champ
Clark, Of Missouri !. uring a joint POI itical
debate with Con gresham Charles B, Lam
dis Of diana, u before the Chautauquai
assent bly, here Cd ~. "
n The debate was the principal attraction
OF Il the chauta uqua. During the speech
OF Mr., Lands some one In lie audience
Shouted Where's Bill ylor ~ i 5is5
Mr.. lands replied: !" He rs In indiana
.snd will stay there until he gets JUSTICE
~ When Mr. Clark took the plat form he
referred to tex- Governor Taylor as an
assassin, charging that the Repu blicanst
were protecting a man who 81 should Y be-
hanged y. Continuing, he said !: The Re-
publicans want to rule this country by
.assassination.' S2
" Some one In Y the aud ence cried outs
~ hats not true you are a liari',sss,
ediatelys Congr essma h Clark shouted
his allenge, which was greeted win
sEigses. hen quiet had been rest oredS Mi.
Clark concluded his speech. j;4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-14
MRS. MAVERICK Is
NOW COMING IN HERE :.
Said 10 Be AboarY Steamer VA Va,
derland Booked for New
5ss3s 5sE3 4 Si SIX Y ork ,lSsz5
EfBy a ssoclated 4 Press.2i

"a H. (By 4AssocIa ted Press. 81
hid oNDON, August IS. Mrs. $}s ~ florence
SIaybrlck left Rouenl yes terda y g one, and
ala not announce her sdest Ina Ito p, She
pussibly Joined her attorney, Mr. Hay
den, Il and ga lied on L the Red Star line
Il Z amer aderland u from v ~ tWerp fs G.
day "a dispatch TO a news Y g ettcyS from
Erussr ID says 1t rs asserted q 81 Antwerp
that y Mrs. 3Maybricks 50 lied s. to-day for
America iunder an assumed name the
yaderland,l 4, y Il ts.33 Il 5s IL, 4
(Byj Associated Press.) &.
DO VIcR, " I'm q. Angus ~ lles Red
star Line steamer 1rad crland, from. q &
Werp, y ca lied here to-nigllt but ~ ~.
iMaybrick was a board her. identi ~ wa y
successfully conceale 81 he I Of TIGERS Of.
tho ship say that MIS-. Ma ybrick: Y g not
kspwn as a pa sseng Il and iron no ~ T.
source could the "a socla ted Sl' re SIS sec re
IA definite sta tenlent as Ia Wllet her prsn
sliu was \ aboard the ship f8s3 s n
was ascerta ined Z howe tla g there
Is vi lady passellger On the AIad er I, /!
swEose description Is said y 70; co espond
With that of A Mrs, Iaybricks This pas
ssNager Is hook red for lew Y ORA md lis
accompanied by an elderly lad J, ss 81 4
The officials of ii he Scpn'pa " + a re lex-
tlelnely u ret cent Ieg gar ding ma teri
a,,q this IA ken To add coles q HE re-
part that Mrs, Ma ybrtc els IL on her wa v IA
New York, ira yelling iaco gni 10
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CBy Associated Press 4.

Y WASHING \ p. {, August b.
There was oAie xpectatio ion that the
State Depa rtment would gbe able to day
to announce the successful con clusion OF
the iegotiations with Turk y looking
to the prevention Of crirnina ton against
American citizens there. An e nswerS has
been received from. he Turkish govern
rient which is regarded as satis factory.,
and to make sure that there will be no
ra:sunders tanding as to Il the agreement.
the State p parthent embodie Is It's own
construction Of thai Il agreement In the.
last chapters Of the correspo ence. But
there has been some delay in ii the Sex--j
change Of ca Bile inessag es, SO that It Is;
not expected now hat the last word will
lie said until Monday. Meanwhile Admit
raj Jewell S fleet will remain "a Smyrna
awaiting no tice from M inister I >ets hman.g
II may be sa Il. howe yer. thai y the Incl
dent is fprac t ically closed, . with q ictory
for the State Depart len t on all points A
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HAS A
NARROW ESCAPE
.Licutenant- G Governor Dashed on
! Dangerous Waves Of
Rappahannock.

q y p & Il u.
a.leutenant-G Governor Joseph F.. VIII
lard iha d a thrilling experience last Sum
dry .i.ght, which came very near cost .'stI
lng rirs Ills life and Which lie awilI doubt.
less long remember, 81 VI
"a Tie distinguished young Democratic
leader was milking his wa iYl art
Grove. in Lancaster, county. @ attend
u revlSa being condp cted there BY the
REV, Or. Wharton VII len lie and his par
Gty, in crossing the Rappah hammock River,
were. ellcountered ny an a,wfu storm, Cap
tain lizard had hired a napht ha ia nneh,
and a ftergoin some al SIT nee some 81 y he
tlincl,i,ierys became dlsa rranged, and the
s,antain o.. he 4 vessel n OF being an ex.S
s rerlel,cs.tl hand, found II beyond his con-
Stlul,, e NJ, q ,iil5 v
ficvcely and all on ooa were gresally'
frightened. was ~ VERY excl on
Spesie,Ilc. the inch 9 fling alraleslslyl
siops he yrs on 4 stormy wave al those
aboard being res tlesB If cpnc corning Their
safe idlRgs b iss8
The pda u was OF ii Is ors sey ven hours
swlipr TIC trip hon Id have been mad In
less than an houl, LA h part We're So n.
ing from url,anna across to lry ington,a
and Il this point, the r. pailannock lhs
3SevcTtAl NILE WI =, 4 ssSs
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Fire on Great Gas a ark Causes
Stampede Ano ng Resid Tents
Of Ne,ighb orl1ood.
FLED, LEAVING CHILD Rem
Nv eaker Ones ere ranpled.
Down By, the AZ 4, OBJ - !: x,plo- b
sion as vented
Z ~ d - 2 .'..y' Z
3 50 "a -; eS
i CBya a $50 ciated Press 4


NEW YORK. august Il. fresh paint
Gil one Of the big gas e a1lks Of the Con-
Esolidated Gas Company S works. In First
Avenue. between One Hundred and Tenth
lapu One Hundred and Eleventh Streets
caught fire tonight, ar ID I'M an instant.
the bigS steel ylinders were enyeloped in
fay sheet OF flame. "a terri Bile lpsion OF
TIE gas was prevented onl " by the prompt
action OF the fire depa rtment. 9
The blaze was Il he signal for a. Wild
stampede OF II the resid dents for Y blocks
around Stoh get out OF he neigh orhood.!
In " t heir panic people left their homes
Shops and belongings. Some even forget
ting their children in the: xcitementf
which led many to run as fa IT south al s.
One Hundred and Fourth Street to Nv lis
Avenue bridge on the mort ii, and over
Into Central Park to escape t he expected
q NE u ss}
FIJI The: horrors ricken Fl talians, who com y
pose the bulk Of resi- Tents OF 4 heRnegh-5
borho od, Nm fled, casting aside III everything
that would hamper heirs Fl gtht, ind
trampllng down II the weaker ones, Sec
ond Avenue, First Avenue and all of the
cross Streets from One Hundred and
Fourth Street to One Hundred and Tween y
tietll% Street, became I'll led with "a nic-s
stricken mob as Il the news Of the fire
spread Is and every effort was made by;
euch to- soutrin his neig Dor, The re-
creation pier at the fqots Of One HunuredE
md TWelft iii Stree II soon became jammed
with people, and but & for the strenuous
work of 4; the pol Ice II ms ny ~ uld have
Jumped into the water. S5s q
"a The tank Is nearly two hundred fee In
diameter. and rises nearly one hundred
and twenty \ feet above the ground. a a II
most AS soon as 4 lie fire was dlscoveredi
surrounded the tank, while
tho cans of paints and oi left by the
SWorkmen on the sea flo lding burstgand
tdiopped blazing into t he moat surround
Ing the tank. The water in which pre-
vented the ignition Of the gas alss VI
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TERRI BATTLE.
Russian Captain Makes R Report
and Tells of Death 7$
N of Without. 81
l(By Assooiated Press.)

NAoS fhSsoNidICuk kGsS.(
ST. l'I1TERsBURG. August 10. Vice
roy 4Alex.eff. In dispatch to the EN-
peror, gives the following report from
Captain Matausevitl,, the late Real-Ad-
miral yyithoft's chief of stat under date
OF August 1ath: 81 III IL, !8555
At dawn Of August 10th. our PORT
Arthur squadron began to make for The
open sea and emerge, from, tins port d e
o O'Clock, The squadron consisted OF
six bnttleshIps, the cruisers Askold.s Z,
Diana, I a lada. and Novik / and eight tor-sf
.pedo boats The N panese Opro sed ,lss
With The following force: IA first de-l
5Asnht, Mlkaaa, Full. Yashiina and 4 sht-
3klshlnla and the cruisers n isshin and &
lISasua; q second detachment, consisting
5ot the cruiser X akumo, u Sa sag NJ Oh toses
and Takasago; and q third Diet cfnleI,t a
consisting of tho cruisers AkitsushiIgls.8
aIdsunlo. Ma tsushna, ltsikushna and 1
Flashidate and the fpttleship chirr fen,s
with about thirty torpedo boa Is. ,s
8S..l Our Il, tluadron manoeuyred "a, gain 9
passage through the line OF the enamy's
ships. Meantime. the Japanese torpedo 4
boats were laying floating lines In Ne 4
way Of our squadron, thus rendering
leyolutions very difficult.
f.At 4 P.ta NJ. our squadron, after forty
minutes fighting, su pceede ed \ IN y
ing a passage and shaped It's course to-S
wards Shantung. Sfhe enemy, follaw Inf
al full speed, caught up with us slow!,',I
ana at o'clock, fighting again began
sia CONTINUED on Third Pass.l III
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-FOUR NEGRO CHILDREN
rs BURNED TO DEATH,

DECATUR, [f1A., Augnst /. lS.-----CShaTIas
Pitts, well-to-do colored farmer Of
DeKalh county. accompanied by his
wife attended u big negro meeting in
tho county last night, and before leay'
Ing home they locked all@thelr chi ldrel,.5
ranging from two to ten years 81 ass, iin
the cabin for safekeep!ng. until their. re-
turn from church, Some time during thalr
absence the lamp, which was left burning
OF, the table. is supposed tos have been
knocked off, causing an explnsion, which
set the house on fire and ca used the
burning alive Of the four children, who
were powerlsss to escape the fearful dsaI IN
that awaited them. n ~
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ELIJAH DOW'IE
SAVES WOMEN.
Reached Them Just IN Time to
Save Three from Waatcry
.s,3 Grave.
(B2. Associated Press


81 aRAND BIlAPIDs. MICH. August 49,
iA special to the Evening Press from
White Hall, Mich, says that lSiliJall''5
iDowie5 last night rescued three women
from a wat cry grave ~ s5
9 The women were ailing, unatt ded, AZ
Of Chicago When iii the middle Of the.
lake heavy puffSof Wind capsized q heii'
boat. Dowie saw the accident from the
piazza Of Hen Mac Dhni,S his summer.
hons, and with his son, tcsl adston
5powle, ran to his launch and Went out
through tho heavy waves to the rescue ,S5!
L e8reached the scene Just !. In time, for
"a short delay would have meantlthe death
OF all three Won en-. 53g} 4.
With mucl, difficulty DOWle and his son
pulled the women Into their launcll, They
had reached the shore before the llfe'
saplngs crew, auart tered threh,' miles away yi'
from the seem arrived s3 VI s}}g. 5l
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Venerable Visitors Here

Mr.. and Mrs, r. g. dersor Gov;
tington, Va. are A In the q tyl and will
spend several months with their son,
3li I East gh Street, where they Will
be pleased to see their Richmond friends.
u NJ nd rson has passed his ninetliet t 9
year. and his WI fef Is seventy e = 9
SHampden-SI dney College. having served
In thntbcapacity for sixty yea RS contlnu,
ously. Many v so, under ~ q so y
the old Prince Edward County Court.
/ Despite his \ advanced age II Anderson
in. falrly strong. J and retains his R,ental
faculties wonderfully, being ~ remarkable
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-14
MRS. FINCH GETS J. /, 1!
ABSOLUTE DIVORCE "
4 ! Point as to Cllange Of VenueI
May Delay the n. III
Result,
4 Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.) j

IA NEWPORT NEWS. A.,.95 August t l3.--
a speclal received b from Sioux Falls.
s. \ III, says that the dlyorcesuit Of Mi is.
Feilton i. i Finch "a gainstS her husband has
been concluded nd 4 ha Mrs. Fine h was
granted an ABSOLUTE dlyorce. rinch's
lawyer lioWayel', has raised Ia point Il In
connection with a change Of venue { from
one county to anot her. and the Supreme
Court probabl vi II have to pass Oh the
case befnre The final d eoree As Issued, II
& Mrs Finch owns n bout a mi on doll a rs'
worth of3 property here. a III a
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GENERAL ZEE MAY ii
ATTEND. 8G. A. {. MEETING Nc!
lspeclal to T j, & mines. pispat ans a98E

# 15 (specia to, The Times p patch
BOSTON. si MASS. august 81 MI is
learned to-day that General Fitzhugh Lee
may be able after all to get here In time
3to be a guest at some Of the entertain
iments during G. a. r, encamp en- week,
a IL possible he will try, TO y a tend the
dinner to the exc ederates Monday
next. III n XII 4
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SUMMARY OF THE DAYS NEWS E, S;
The Weather.

B. 3 s. 4 ~. + -.
&yvAsfiINGTON,@ Aug. 13---F cast for
! Sunday and Monday: a,
Virginia fair reesded al , E, ex !.
IRENE NORTH, portion by showers; M ...Il
fair; fresh sout fling " west, wind g.
! Monday; light to fresh wtilds mostly
goutherly. n gss ssss VI "a.
Richmonds weather was delightful!
bright and just comfortable bic IN tempera a.,
sture. Isl 81
RANGE OF THE iIERAio sf q = DR. 81 3 &
e&A y. sf
IL -. q s
g. p. So 81 g,
p, N. /. /. 4. 50 4
IL midnigh .,s5 -
Average 6.... go co AZ
Highest temperature yesterday. ~. 60
Lowest temperature ycsterdny !. Y .... & t 70 &a
Mean temperature yesterday. 4 90 si IA
4 Normal Temperature for AUGUST g ia
Departure from normal &temperturc..} 03 y
Precipitation during past q hours ..:.. W q
y MINIATURE ALMANAC: ,a,,
sun rises. 3. y. 5:2s 1I1G Fl III DE. Z
Sun sets 7.04 n Morning..... 6:39
Moon Evening " ;. :ol
Is; 5s3ll "a igusts Is. Il 1904.
Sun seis.,..,..s :03 Morning Is. ~
Moon sets t,:5s Evening :6S
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Noyik. Has ..3 Left.

~ (By Associated Prcss.) S.5s Vi y
9b BERLIN August i, ~ he II ussian pros
.tected cruiser i N oyik left Using Chou, al
the entrance OF Klao5 Chou Bay, the
German concession on tho II shangtung
Peninsula. where she arrived Thursday
night within the twenty-four hour limit
according ofan official dispatch to the
Navy Department. from he q oVornor or
,Ixiao Chou. \ severa Their Russian yes
sells are still In the harbor In a disabled
condition "a. f9js 439S
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Nearing Richmro1'n
\ IN, Y T16e ITimes. Dtspatch.1

Gf7E lsg Special to The Ilmes-p lSPatcH.J
y AlAIDENs, VA. "A gust 81 "A he can oe-3
ms party from Lynchbtfg, en- route TO-
.Richmonds passed here about o'clo clss
today. No stop was made Mt this place.
ii Was Learned tina Y they would lay over
at sabot Tonight and expected 70 reach
Eichmond Mo gday norntn s, # ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-14
.FITcHETT COURT MARTIAL
Court Recomr nends That He Be
Suspended for Ninety Days,

B (Specals to The ,flnnesr III spatc d Nj
ElINPp RI NJ ,NYs, Y Az qst Il. NJ
According oga well saut hentlea ted report
circulated Y, tonight, The " court7martia
which tried the case Of cantains r itchett.l
charged With CONF. net IN becomin an 70 ffr3
Ger and gentleman, ats Camp N al lie, found
him gull y ana HE court has recon d-i
ed that liz DO suspe nded for nine ~ days,
Thei Charge gre out - strouble be-
tween FltcEett and Sl'a pit AIN sal
Of MORT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-14
Will NOW SUPPORT
The DEMOCRATS.
Baltimore Herald Independent,
Makes Announcement Of
This Intention.
CBy Associated I9ress.)

=. BALTIMORE, M d. August Il3,--,rn ga y
tlmore sunday Herald Will say to-morrow':
At d meeting OF the Herald Publishing
Company last week new. directors ana
new officers were chosen. Wesley n. 81
Oler retired from the presidency anu
Frank r. Peard was elected ito he Q ~
flee, 81 s5sss L II Il
Is. Announcement Ia also made that the
upper will support the Democratic ma,
t;onal party. 1t had hereto fore been lndeT.
pendent In politics, + 5$
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Mr.. Jacob I'll.

Mr.. Cal eb Jacob, one q, The oldest, and
at his home, No. 100 West Vain Street
Mr.. Jacob Is elgh ty-t hrees year rs Of age,
and ls8 the IA her. q form er Pol ice COM
John r. y loeb, and Captain
q. d IA. jacob, secretary of the Richmond
Grain and Cotton Exchange, RI + 5s5i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-14
ONE OF.THE5G GRE ATEs OF BATTLEs.8


LONDON, Aug 14I# from Toxic and ST.
Petersburg recent battle logo
emerged the BY Russia
the latthe naval engagement outside
the the Worldiass
eight
hours against Russian
soyer witt alngt
almost equal
Some The VII
AS least ST the q
crippled Two Of the also once
great attered virtually
the awful the
staff admits the dash from
RearAdmira Witho killed nearly off other
naval officers Czarevitcf Retvizan hundreds
of five ba1es1ps tile
two de-
stranded On fleet scattered crippled
Death Without.
killing of AdnraS ithoft command of
the during tie
gagement Wedneday received telegram
from Using Chou signed By
chief officer reporting that the
flagship Both lis legs blown
the Czarevtc Commane several officers
wounded Several others besides also kill
battleslp sustained rudder
broken beyond hope Of repair Captain did
bort Tie whereabouts tie dispatch adds
that tile protected cruiser Novik has left Using
that according adyces received
from Che Foo Russian destroyers
stranded day after the naval battle miles
east 81 the Shanung Peninsula. Admiral Togo
na report Toxic declares that five Russian battlesip appeared
to have been heavily daagcdn the Of August 1o
The Pobenda and Of the heavy
abled flagship Revizan which severatmes atadis
$500 yards to have sustained the
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Richmond

second Auditor OF the sstate,gJndg Sc Dew.
detects coupons OF spurious Bonds 8Wh y,
had been forged. and not ol,ly re fuses /, 70
pay with State IS money but sets IN motion !
investig resulting In 6 q q
some Of bonds ron and &stecl. b andlers
declare prospects bright for trade IN the
highsf Prices ana ,nsreass rht
will he madesto wheel Ninth District into
The Democratic column. md Chairman
Ellyson VII send some OF the best tuiI r
sers gin$the State intos that section to. help
"a on. 4. j. c. sor. . democratic candidate
Willard has drift
on the S Kappa hammock River ijou
Comedy. Company says farawell to sR ici /,
srnond Death of 4 Mrs. Elizabe tn Iieth
Vaden---Street and other Council II Cons
ssnittees to- MORO egro crca ties. much
disorder In Il acksona Wars, u ting ,his
father and several othcr$ pc rsonsJ Man
CHESTER Meeting OF Campaign CUB
tlt vas vel asten e ea -
Funera san
an the church. to-d y. M
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T POR !. /: HAS
MADE;
.Goyernrne is Satisfied and In
cident Will Now Be
Speedily Closed.
VICTORY FOR UNCLE SAM
Last " ord Will Probabl Be.
Said ON orroy r utions
gainst Mistake This Time. @

tBy 9Associat ed Press.)
4 CONsTA1STINOPLE. August u. The
issues between Turkey and the /; United
States were arrange. to-day to the sal -5S
sfaction OF both government Is. AZ
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North Carolina

George u. ffski, deputy clerk In.
the Federal Court. sues al travelling mar
for SANDER Raleigh h cotton mill gives ~
barbecue n to Ii Its @ empl Dyes PRO erouss
Young farmer fees from I he charged 4.
betrayal under promise Of marriage
State biologist makes an importan re-
port on the damaging use OF preventative
In meat sold in rhe State. 81 ss5
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General.

and another great sea battle Is now In
progress ;jreportA from Toxic and ST. Pc
tersburg indicate hat Russians suffered
Sheayy9reyerses in he recent f ght pattle
known; Cars 50 uad ron sma shed by TOGO
and scattered Russian captain ma es r.: 4
port Of the big figh hit and tells of dea thspf'
NVithoft; heavy fighting at Port Ar hu r.
Russian losses said q to have been enor-i
SInous-Ten persons drowned durln 6 70 Il
tomac River regat ia; 3 launch turned turtle
a developments in strike situation Y: Mayor;
Harrison to be asked to act ms mediator;:
typhoid fever ding In Chicago: riot
Ing In NeWN x ork---Major George stS A.
Armes offers 1000 ores on mis- mp o'nat-s
Stox hatfield for hool Of Useful rts7 ~,
Coal strike Alaham M drags - praest,
World's Fair erican2 veterans meet.
and mingle with savage Moros and Igor
rotes, their former r, enemies: Secretary Of
War Taft u makes an g$ add.ess--Elijahi
sDowie saves three women at White Hal.
Mich. from being ! :; y g, blind nd
Prussia will attend ss,gW World TAI -
Mother, jealous OF sons BRIDE. commits
suicide5ins ittsburg 81 RS Ma ybrlck now
on way to Americ ca 49,. F orte makes sa It's
tory replySto United States and y, incl.
great gas tank In New y orls causes wild
S Stampede among residents Of the mel gh-3
borhood- big fight In the Ninth District
of Virginia; Mr.. FL yson con fers# With
sCowherd about sit uation; Daniel to take
STUMP; "a Republ lean & playing With flre;5
sehsy INCIDENT may ys
politics ana will spend asfew days qui city
In tile Ca tsklll will attend ST. I.ouls
ntgthe ia l. 81
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a FIGHTING II Z oRT; ARTHUR.

BERLIN Aug. 13A dispatch to the Loka Anzeiger from To-
timed M says heavy fighting
all and Wednesday and that the
sian to be
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Japanese Squadron Engages Vladi-
vostok Fleet Off Tsu Islands iii
4 Straits Of Korea.
GREAT RUSSIAN LOSSES AT PORT ARTHUR
Togo Has Smashed Cars Boats, Which Are
Showing Up In Terrible Condition.
Without Slain During the Fight.
,l4f7Ii IIil'Eli3 y ~ !. * p I,
EfHv Annotated Press,


TOXIC Aug protected Tak1shiho has reported
telegraph admiralty the Takesh naval eab-
shment that squadron engaging the
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STRUGGLE NOWEO

Moon apanese squadron sighted the e
Strait of Korea at ten minutes past IS o'clock
Fighting began, fifty minutes later. sss
Togo is said to be with the main portion
ich has gone toward sShang hai. This portion
the battlestips A cipher steleg ram received
confirms previous reports that the Japanese
d for a southern destination On an active
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Continued on Third Fsssl
Milford chronicle., 1904-10-14

posts in the nation. In neither of them
did he ever do an executive act that has
turned out disastrously for the country?
Where does the uusafeness come in?
The pretended alarm of Democrats on
this score is really a great compliment
to Mr.. Roosevelt. 1t is equivalent to
saying that he is an energetic Presi-
dent. We Americans are an energetic
people, accustomed to doing things in
stead Of sitting down and dreaming about
them, and why should not we have that
kind Of a President? Mr.. Rooseyelt's
energy is Of the healthy American kind,
and it has had a wholesome effect upon
our own people and in other countries
A President who has spent his life doing
things is greatly preferable to one who
has spent his life writing judicial opin-
ions.