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Financial.
NOTICE OF REpFarPr1oN.

Hosrs O. SIX Per Cent Mortgage Beads Of the South
a. Pacific Railroad Company o1 California; issued undo-
Aa7Erge dated April l. 1875. are hereby aouhoa that
Aas il the hands Of the undersigned trustees.
e the mortgage by which the payment Of said bonds
scursd the sum Of Two Hundred and Eighty Thousand
n gold which, under the terms OF said Mortgage is
--lcaoe 70 the redemption purchase Of said bonds
4 that the undersigned win receive sealed proposals at
~ once o. D. o. Hills. Mills Building New York City
- he surrender q bonds until y NJ on Tuesday
H sh day o. June 1904 at which time proposals VIII
'eaed Proposals Eha state the series Of the bonds
-l'ie', whether A. B. C, D. z F. and shall specify
u poe asked Tor each series separately Proposals
aaorsd Proposals Tor the surrender Of Firpt Mort
- Bonds southern Pacific Railroad Company"
AZ right Is reserved 70 reject any and al bids.
.. o. MILLS
HOMER S. KING,
-az "a 1904 Trustees.
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FoR NEW BUTLpTNGs.-

J. Frankiord Arsenal Philadelphia. Pa May 81 19o4.-
tripicate viii be received until 10
o'clock A N. Monday June 20 f9r eonstTGetng one
Ianc Nv g feet OF inches wide. Assembling Shop
rfiueTy Ammunition Plant and Two Story Brick and
ctei T;uding 2l1 feet ISk inches long by 80 feet
incbes vide FOR store House Small Arms Ammunition
plant al the frankfort Arsenal Information furnished
On appIication 10 Lieut. COL FRANK HEATH. Comdg
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WEST POINT n. Y. May 7, 1904.-SEALED
proposals. triplieate wan b received here until
June T.. 1905, for supplying the u 5 Military
Academy with Fuel Gas Coal charcoal e1d Gas OF re-
reserves right reject accept all proposals.
any part Information furnished upon application
containing proposals should be endorsed Pro
posaIs for" add essed 70 Q. NJ. Z. s. n. A
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FAR1IER.-By American. 40; married. girl
Ia boy IA. girl g. girl 4. boy ?; all Wlll
work who can; thoroughly good. respectanla
family man: experienced American farmer
In every branchl strictly temperatei VIE
care poultry. milk, buttermaker. Sc reter-
enca can bs seen IN city. FRANK. at Car
psnter'H. 1b4 eth-ave.
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DocK Island ARsENAI. ROCK ISLAND

~ Illinois. Sealed proposals. IN tripiicate upon
blank forms furnished by this once only VIII be
received BY the undersigned. until o'clock p. n.
June 1904. FOR furnishing Hardware leather Steel
Iron. Cleaning Materials OILS. Paints, Chemicals. Ma
terials for heating and lighting Pepper Lumber ETC.
ton furnished application. Lieut. Col s. z.
BLUNT, Comdg.
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VAI4ET.-TounE man. .: town or ooulerYB.
references; no agents. scotch y. y.
BURNS. 023 2d-ave.
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OACFTMAN.-Married: no family good
appearance; personal retsren1e Il h-'
care DR.. Cattanach. 24T West ooth-sc-
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Financial Elections.
la q aFFI Ei,iEgN syggIR3.ASoE COMPANY

tAE MDTusr '----------~-----------~
o. M, a4NssGRAScIs COMPANY
Az ANNUAL M ~ r-. Sew York Nay 10. 1904
q this - LION FOR TRES-
list pprsuant s. ~ w Be held et Us onlees
eH psur 0ieei' on Monday. June
'siosk Rn'o at y o'clock noon ana
sll.1 --------1- . EAsToN. Secretary.
N , r4r. eyAFAlgY or SEW YORK
LUTON ron nel 80 Nav 25th. 1904
81, 49,. yh EIGHT TRUSTEES
c1os "a ~ re neEt ensuing election win
DIR 9t.r.r- A,inpany the ar frv "a
r-Hsrpg .een the hours on II ri
,-i y fHORNEI.I. ssarstsry..
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COACHAIAN.-Geutle man highly recon-
ulends Englishman; married; thoroughly
experienced horseuan: 20 anywhere; city or
country: 5000 whip and excellent references
CHAMBERS. 40 West 63d-st
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and STth SITS. until 8 o'clock p. m. Adver-
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st. 1.TOS 1st-ave.. near s9th-st; l5l East
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Instruction.
for Both sexes-city.
FOR Boys and Young Men-Country.
School Agencies.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"a supplies Professors Teachers Tutors, GoVernessea'
ETC.. to Colleges. schools AMI Families. Apply to
Mrs. NJ. J. YOUNG-FULTON. Is Union Square
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Proposals.

SEALED PROPOSALS, ENDORSED PRO
posala fer Steel Work. will be received at the
bureau bureau Of Yards and Docks. Navy DepaItIlent Wssh
Inston, Until II O'Clock m. June II, lBO4 and then
ano there publicly opened for furnishing and erecting
4tel work for Building No. 11S Navy Yard washington
y e Plans and specifications be at the Bureau
OF VIII be furnished BY the CommandRnt Of the navy
yard named deposit SO security for their
[[st9Fn,, Mo4DBcAI 7. ENDICoTT, Chief Of Bureau
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T,REAsURY DEPARTMENT.. BUREAU OF

= Ergrnving and Printing Washington. .. c.. June B.
1901 called proposals vii be received at this ONCE
D. Monday June 20. 1904. for furnishing single
cylinder steam nangas 2efailic Washing Machines
Blank forms Tor proposals. and further information VIII ba
furnished application WI. IL, MEREDITH Director
bureau
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BY VIRTUE OF q chattel mortgage. Sam
uei K Elenbogen. Auctioneer, viii sell
to-day at a. m, AZ public auction. ID
machines. Bonaz Wheeler & Wilson, Sing
er, etc; tables; one electric motor. shaft
ings. etc, at B13 Canal-st., BY order OF Aba
Freeman, Attorney for Mortgages.
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MACHINERY

MACHINERY.
AT REDUCED PRICEA.--0O0 secondhand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and eX-
changed GEO. b. EDDY. 80s Madison-st.
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Dividend Notices.
AaillTay steel-sDrinE Company, =
ANERfcAN on.nno---s-----

C----N 1ltAPHOpHONE co
DIVIDEND OF 6 5.NEis'f PF N9 fsii,S c5o az
~ co1sps,'-- stock OF the Ar,eri,,n ,-..r..
~hg order % the Directors
~ lockwood Secretary
-. ~ .l-D y. EASTON. PrerldenA
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Ocean Steamers.
-~->------~----------
HAMBURG AMERlGAN LIME.
THE GREAT OCEAN Filter.
S. S. DEUTSCHLAND.
sssH IT, Iong-2sa knots averar,e speed
Sails June o July Z August = sept an A.,
5 Fun. g PN june q 80 Fl
waldsrseo June L. AZ Ps3nsy 51ns s - - ~
'Griu room and Gymnasium on board
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE.
NEW YoRK-NAPLEs-GENoA-
BY superb 7s Ig, . a s'. Aug ia
A''--s FIRST cABIN SEQ AND SIS UPWARD.
According 70 season.
SUGDMl5l8 CRUISES
To Norway. Spitzbergen, etc.
TWO Grand Cruises
Around Gb 3 World
HAsfS SfHs or Ea2 E2fi522Sss'L LINE.
NORTm @gRTlAN Lloyd.
Fast express service.
PLYAloUTH-cH ERBOURG-BREMENa
Raise June o. An Kroaprinz July 26 ESQ P9I
K VIM m..Juiy l.. 2 pm Kaiser. aug le 10 An
Twin-Screw passenger service.
PLYMoUTH-cHE BoURG-EREMEN.
AafSafos;a + 10 Az
D. PA E5arparusaA NY - u Am
Bremen go June 80 II AN Friedrich. July IS 10 AM
Mediterranean service.
Observation-Disclosures
Irene IL AN I4uise. ......-.Aug. g. IL AN
AIbert......June d. II Az Irene Aug x u an
IIIse ..JuIy 2 II AN 5ohenzolle-n sept 10. IL AN
July &C. IL AN Luise. Sept p IL AN
Piers "a ana 5s 81 s SIS /, jIoP2keg
Louis H Meyer IS South Third ST. Phia.
A MEXICAN LINE
n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SOUTHAMPTON.
Sailing Saturdays. $3.50 A. n. Pier To- y. r
81 = ........ June II. July o. Aug O. Sept.
PIIILA DELPHIA- June Is July l6 Aug dS sept 10
ST LOUIS. June 20 july 90 aug ~ sept ~
DED STAR LINE.
IL Neutrality-suspicious.
Sailing Saturdays. 1890 A. NJ, Per i, y. H
June A. July . July 30, Aug p
TCROONI,ANJp .......... II. July o. Aug O. Sept
ICELAND. June IS July is Aug T. Sept 10
June - July 30 Aux ~ S0P| -
WHITE STAR LINE.
w ryFJv-YORK-QU EENSTOWN-LIVERPoOI.
Sailing Wednesdays and Fridays Pier as n. r.
Teutonic 8, 10 A. n Majestic June p 10 \. n
Cec...Juns 10 p. NJ Arabic. June "a. 3 p II
Cedric .. June 10. a d Oceanic. June 20 A. n.
Freight ohlces, Whitehall BLDG Battery Place
CUNARD LINE
H. TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN.
Piers 5l-52, Ncrth River.
Lucania.. June T. 10 n, Eruria. June %. Noon
Campanla Is. 10 All Umbra. D. 10 An
! TUESDAY SERVICE
~'I' me TE1RRANEAN-ADRTxTIc SERVICE
Pannona June 2i Noon slavcnia July 10. Noon
/ SADNS XSFTnJOy n BROWN General Agent
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WORK WANTED.


Female.
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dress c. c.. Tribune Once.
GOVERNEss.-By young lady teacher
during summer In family expecting 70
travel Address EXPERIENCE Room
10oa 1o8 BroldWay.
LADY READER wishes Few more engage
ments day or evening: shorthand dicta-
ton specially: would call AZ residence:
ladies preferred T. FEkEkLELa 184 West
STENOGRAPHER, ofdos assistant. neat
and willing; not AFRAID OF work: good
penman; lives at homes operates Rsming-
ton and Hammond moderate salary 70 be-
gin With. Address Letter Box G. rs Mon
roe-at.
STENOGRAPEER desires home work: calls
for dictation: manuscripts copied. VISIT
ING SECRETARY. 2b3 West 125th-st-
STENOGRAPHER. typewriter or ONCE as
slstant. BY young lady. Address Miss Z.
QUINN. 129 Hall-st-, Brooklyn.
TYPEWRITISG and copying done at home
At reasonable rates. Address Miss BEL.Ls
10 West S9th-sE
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COOK.-First class. ss5 70 so; brother g
butler or valet $40 to s45: German
Swiss; in private family. alone OF toEathaE.
Care Of Nine. Parver. 84g gth-Eva
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cure. Tor particulars address o. CREW
TAIN, AZ Paetnc-st. Brooklyn.
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Trust Companies.
Financial Meetings.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
AMALGAAATED COPPER COMPANY.
THE ANIMAL MEETING OF THE STOCK

AMALGAMAILD CUPPEh CUMfANl.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
4 holders OF this Company will be held June 9Th 1904
Al 10 O'Clock in tbs Office Of the Com
m II County National Bank Building, Nos 243
and 245 Washington Street Jersey City. n J. tofhce OF
Corporations Agency, for the purpose
- ssctine a Board OF Directors the transaction
81 such other may lawfully before the
II accordance with the laws OF the State Of New Jsr
Rsv no stock which has been transferred
on OF the Company within twenty days next
breeding this election.
Dated May 27th 1904
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HELP WANTED.
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NORTHERN PRESS SYNDICATE LOCK-
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Front-st.
YOUNG MEN for fIremen and brakemen'
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young Finnish girl for small American
family. has good references. FINLAND
BUREAU T0r5 Shave.
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OUSEWORK.-Au American woman foE
general houseworE or care Tor an Invalid
= W.. BOX 9S 263 west I25th-sL
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NURSE. &c.-Engiish Protestant nur1s ana
saamstrsss. assist charnoerWorEs tai-o|
cbarrs az tnfant from BIRTH mofsratu.
yVnrss. city or country. p. H. Gr4 Col-i
iier's. I22 west 28d-sL
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

MANUFACTURERS O. billiard and pool
tables: high grade bowling alley builders;
lowest prieea MARK BROS. - Union
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ENVIRONMENT AGENcIEs.

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIEs.
SIT, 848f EUlQ M6W'S
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
oil East i2d-sr. First class domestics are
supplied also man giuE hOuseKeepers. ma
toms. govcrnesseH. tutors. etc
= s. GRANT. Atlantic Servants Exchange;
Arst class cc.cred help for clubs. private
families and hotels az short notice. West
i94th-st. Phone 2 G59-iarleuu
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COACHMAN.-By young man; medium
size: drst class references; gooc driver
city or country; sober and willing; lest
ensployer can be seen. ~. W.. Tribune Up
town Once. .934 BroadWay.
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ADVERTISEMENTS

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PSI West 42c-sr., between fth and sth ayes.
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ST. j los Ist-aVe. near s3th-st i5l E2st
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ACCOUNTANTS closed, audited
systematizsd, trial balance. Sc; viii take
charge o. set OF books evenings: terms
moderate; references. z. c. MOORE, 90
East Sth-st.
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70 place her cook and Iaundraass WillinTs
city or country; disengaged Juna .. WsSt
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COACHALAN. 80; single: thoroughly expert
enced with horses. harness and carriages;
careful driver; highly recommended: city
and country references permanent position
IN country; will DO useful; WAGES SO y.
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WORK WANTED.

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and reliable: excellent references. Address
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Broadway.
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COACHM Ana Gentleman desires q stu
alton for his cOachuan. a young man,
who understands his business thoroughly,
and Is honest sober and reliable. Apply
present employer. private stable. 10 =
West 50th-st-
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BANKBOOK No. 1906. AIS OF the Union Dime
Savings Institution - missing. Any per
son having a claim TO II Is hereby called
upon TO present the same within ten days
or submit 20 having said passSook cancelled
and a new one Issued
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MONTANA NEWS.

J. w. speer has been appointed re-
ceiyer for the Montana Cooperative
Ranch company on the application OF
Sam II. Wood, formerly the eompany's
president. It IL alleged that the as
sets are $4,000 and the liabilities
SO. 900.
Charles Finley. an Indian, killed
three black bears eight miles from
Bonner, the other day, and brought
the skins 70 Missoula and collected
bounty from Bounty Inspector Wor-
den.
News comes from abroad that Mrs.
william A. Clark Of Montana, who re-
Gently completed her musical studies
begun AZ the expense OF her husband
before their marriage. has made her
first appearance az q singer az . pri-
vate gathering Of friends In Paris.
Wallace Dye accused Of the murder
Of John Mottner. his employer, mas
been found guilty Of murder In the sec
ond degree after six hours delibeFa-
tion by the jury at Glasgow. The
clerk Of the court could not be found
at the time the jury was ready 10 re
port and was fined 500 for contempt
Mrs. 7. J. Stanley Of Butte drank
the entire contents OF q two ounce bot
lie Of earbolic acid, Il is supposed with
suicidal intent. dying six hours later
IN terrible agony.
l., l.. Sharp. for several years a.
Boise. Idaho. as special agent Of thu
general land once. now comes TO kal
ispeil in that capacity.
For once Of Dawson county superin
endent Of schools. MISS Esteiia Bovee
the democratic candidate. is now on
vote In the lead Of Miss Grace Skin
ner. the republican candidate.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-12-03

brentwood The bondhOlders Of the
Wellington, near BeaveFdale, are TAX
ing out some rich ore from q I'VE inch
lead. In the Sally the ore has been
recovered after a recent fault, and the
lead Is stronger and richer than ever.
A new strike In the Bounty produces
values running nearly 500 ounces in
silver.
Phoenix--In a short time the Gran
by mines win be equipped with the
first electric locomotive to be used
in any copper mine in British Columr
bia-
The Boundary output the last week
amounted TO 725.s7l tons. The Gran
by mines are still In the lead among
the shippers.
Grand Forks.-ManaEer Ehrehart
who has a force Of some 20 men EN-
ployed In the development Of the
Lucky Boy, is much pleased with ths
results Of the last shipment Of or
from the property, which ran sI70
ton. No ore Is being taken out excep
In development. When the snow 4
deep enough TO put the rawhide trai
in good shape stopping win be com
imenced and heavy shipments made
ROssland--That portion a. the We
vet Portland l00 ton concentratinI
plant which was ordered In San Fran
cisco has been hauled from the Re
Mountain railway to the mine.
Rossland.- shipments for th
past week were almost COCO tons. Ba
roads cut the Jumbo's output in tw'
THE White Bears temporary troubl
with its motor resulted in no shiI
ments Of concentrates.
The Rossland concentrRtors hav
plenty Of water and are being erow'
ed to their capacity.
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OREGON ITEMS.

Members OF the Athena city council
have been investigating the how OF
water from the Gallagher springs,
southeast Of town, 10 ascertain wheth-
or or not the water may be turned In
the proposed reservoir east Of the city.
Az the Echo election, December 3.
the principal issue win be whether OF
not IRE limits will be established in
Echo.
Joel Ramons, who recently pur
chased the whitworth place. west Of
Echo. has contracted for the grading
and le@eling Of so acres Of land, and
also the construction Of nearly two
miles Of irrigating ditch.
The drst heavy rain in six weeks
fell al Pendleton Saturday afternoon
The rainfall Was fully half an inch
and Is believed 20 be general over the
county.
The peace officers Of both Baker and
Grant counties are making It interest
ing for alleged cattle and horse rustleri
these days. Two more arrests wer'
made this week. John Hall and JohI
Long we're bound over to the gram
Jury yesterday in the sum Of $3.50. Tn
former secured bail. but the latte
languishes In jail They we're arresie'
on complaint OF James York.
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IDAHO soulnss.

Fire did from $4,000 10 $4,000 OF
damage in the Dill-EichenberEer build
ing 1t Lewiston. Thieves probably
walked OF with valuAbles worth $1,000
or more.
The University Of Idaho wants a
building and the legislature viii be
asked to give $4,000 for the purpose.
Great preparations are being made
by the Scottish Rite Masons for their
reunion the first OF the year at Wal
lace. The conslstory from Lewiston
will be present and confer the higher
degrees. The class Is composed Of
Masons from all parts OF the Occur
d'Alenes. and promises to be the larg
est ever held In the district
The new Congregational church al
Kellogg. costing $4,000 and Just com
pleted Saturday for formal dedication
Sunday. burned 10 the ground SATURDAY
night The origin Of the FIRE Is a mys
terry.
The burning Of the handsome school
house at wardneF and the church IRE
rob the towns Of wardner and kellogg
Of their two handsomest buildings.
Nicholas Humphrey, one Of the old
est and best known residents OF Mos
COW, suddenly disappeared from hi
home, three weeks ago, and has no
been seen or heard Of aimee.
il A largo number OF friends greete
REV. and Mrs. p, Beckman Of Trop Q
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-12-03
rYPHooM ADDS TO HoRRoRa
shakhs River Armies Fight the cola
ard Each Other.

ara EGGH ONfeEFs
Mukden. Nov. "a terrible storm
was experienced here on Saturday, and
residents expect a repetition Of such
weather. eoincIdent with typhoons OF
the coast. until March. The temperar
ture now is below freezing. The IN
habitants OF the leaky huts are in
pitable condition.
The war hSs reached such phase
that the interest Of small skirmishea
is very slight. Everyone has been ioo&-
ing for a big battle, but though rein
forcements continue 70 arrive and both
sides continue TO entrench, a general
engagement apparently is as far on
as ever No one now discusses the sub
iect.
A number OF commanders are drill
ing their men as in time Of peace.
More interest is expressed here IN
the fate Of Port Arthur and its ability
to hold out against the japanese than
in what Il happening at close guar
tiers.
There have been the usual small
skirmishes vflmanstranskis sharp
shooters. took a Japanese advanced po-
sition Saturday, driving cut the Japan
csc at the point Of the bayoneL The
latter left 20 dead. and the Russian
loss was three The Japanese attack
ed the Russian lines az several places
taking advantage Of q snOwstorm o.
one occasion, but in all cases were re-
pulsed.
The village Of Erdago continues g
be the scene Of frequent small lights
The japanese made q tentative attack
there on November IS. but did not a.
tempt 10 push home the attack In TIE
face Of Russian artillery are