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crossing feasible, the Japanese made
feint on Tatung Kiu. while the troops
actually crossed some miles up the river.
near Tchangdjiou. Two companies were
first thrown into Manchuria. and upon
qucstlonably entrenched, ana immeo!a.ely
Under the cover OF their guns reinforce
ments crossed.
It is regarded as probable that when
these troops are in sufficient numbers
they will. march along the ManchuHan
bank of the Yalu. In the direction OF
Antung, near which lies the road on
which the advance can continue to Feng
Hoang Tchang. where the first ueter-
ninad stand OF the Russians will be
No report has been received here on
cially. or otherwise. showing casualties
on either side.
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ATTEMPT MADE TO
SINK RUSSIAN SHIP
(Ry Assoclatcd press. ]

cRONsTADT, April 26.-A sensational
story is afloat here OF an attempt to
destroy the battleship Alexander III. Ac-
cortlirg to the reports a. sailor saw a
stranger wearing the uniform Of an Of
fccr going down to the engine room OF
the battleship; following him. he saw the
stranger attaching something called wire
TO the dynamos. After the stranger left
the sailor examined the attachment and
found 1t to be a bomb. The sailor at
once cut the wires ran up on deck to
tell what had happened and found that
the stranger had hanged himself. The
crew of the Alexander III, 1t is added.
were Instructed not TO speak OF the oc-
curreIlcc and 1t is said that the stranger
was mad man or member OF some
revolutionary organization. to whose LOT
II had fallen Ito blow up the Alexander
! :
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. REPORTS CONF RMED.
Emperor Of Russia Is Officially
Informed Of the Sinking Of the
Japanese Merchantmen.
(By Associated Press.)

ST. PETERSBURG. April 26,-7;27 =.
M.-The Emperor has received a dis
patch from the commander OF the WAC
iyostok squadron confirming the re-
ports of the sinking OF a Japanese trans
port of 600 tons at ,Won-San (Gen,sah3.
The object of the squndrons cruise 10
to destroy all transports traVerslhs me
Sea of Japan, show the Russian nag
in Korean waters and impress the p!oopu-
laton advantageously: also compelling
tho Japanese to guard all their trans
ports expeditions.
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THE LAST LECTURE.
Dr.. Stalker's Discussion at Sem
inary Last Night Was a Gem.

DR., Stalker delivered last night the
third and best lecture of the extraordi-
nary course at the seminary The dis
tingulshed author and speaker discussed
the teaching of Christ in regard to duty
The audience was large, Notwithstanding
the threatening rain, and special attrac-
tions In the city An unusually large
number We're present, showing me great
interest the pastors OF inc city teel ~
these able discourses The ieofures have
grown in their hold on the people from
the first. and each address has seemed
better than that which preceded,
Tonight the last OF the course VIII DE
delivered, and those. who have attended
regularly are confident that IT viii be
the gem at the entire setting, Following
the lecture DR., English VIII give re-
ceptlon In honor OF DR. Stalker, a num-
Der Of prominent men ans their wives
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PASSAGE OF YALU.
Japs Have Crossed River, But 1t
Is Not Considered as an Inn
portant Victory.
lRy Associated Pressl

800
4 ST. PETERSBURG, April 26,-The CEN
sors committee did not give out tonight
the dispatches received to-day regard
across the Yalu River. It was minated
that Information had been received that
the Japanese had crossed the river, but
this was accompanied by statement
that the success of the enemy should In
no sense be regarded as an important Vic
tory, the Russians having no intention
OF vigorously fighting the passage their
plan being to annoy the enemy as much
AS possible.
1t is evident from the dispatches re-
,ceiyed here that, In order to render a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-27
Building Pontoons.
1nu AssocIated Press.l

(By Associated Press,)
LAO YANG, April 26.-On Abril 23d
the Russians observed that the Japanese
wero making preparations to, cross tho
Yalu River. on the night OF April 25th
two steamers and two torpedo boats
were noticed at the mouth OF the river.
They approached the shore at daylight
and the Japanese commenced to build q
pontoon on the left tributary. A second
pontoon is being prepared ten miles UP
the stream,
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Pillshury Loses TourneY.

(By Associated Press)
CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS, PA, April %,
There was a large attendance when play
was called for the second round In the
Interest, chessmasters' tournament to-
day. The notable results OF to-
days play We're Marcos draw with Lask.
err The champion; Hodges defeat or
Tschigorln and Marshall's brilliant VIC
tory over the American champion. PMS
bury, who resigned aftey twenty-three
moves.
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laps Effect Passage.
nv Associated press.

7 VI ~ !" II}y ASSUclateu E'TtsS,J n, \
LAO, YANG. April 2s-Between last
night and this morning the Japanese
forced passage OF the Yalu.9 tWo COM
sIanpousslkhe Heavy firing was heard
near Tatung Kau. in which 1t Is believed
the Japanese made a fcint In order to
distraet attention from the real point OF
massage. So far no bridge spans the
FLYER, 1t is believed the Russians fire
succeeded in destroying the floating
parts OF the japanese bridges
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TO Prevent Passage Of Baltic
Squadron.
fRv Associated Press,)

(By AssOcfhted PFesH,J ~
PARIS. April 2I-A dispatch to the
Petit Parisen from It's Shanghai cor
respondent says
IA rumor is current here that Japan In
tends TO occupy portion OF the ,Fukien
coast opposite Formosa. with the object
of preventing the Russian Baltic squad.
ron passing through the Formosa Strait
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TO CUT OFF RUSSIANS.
japanese Fleet Bound North
ward and Believed They Are
After Russian Cruisers.
fRv Associated Pressl

(By Associated PressD
CHICAGO. April Pa special cable TO
the Daily News. from Kobe. says:
'.undcr full steam a strong squadron
al Japanese armored cruisers was OBJ
served this morning making is way
northward In the japan Sea. 1t Is be-
licved that the vessels are on their way
IL attempt TO cut off the Russian squad
ron that appeared at Won-san on the
scast coast Of Korea yesterday. It is
feared, however, that as the Cars cruis-
crs are superior In speed to those OF the
Mjkndo, they may escape In safety TO
the shelter OF Vladivostok.
ut is also stated that the Japa nese
have succeeded in Turing the Russians
from protection OF the Vladivostok guns.
and that there Is another Japanese
squadron between them and their retreat,
but these are mere rumors.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-27
Challenges Reinecke.

Ralph Reese, the heavyweight cham.
plon wrestler of New Jersey, has issueos
n challenge to Charles Reinecke, OF thtsl
city, to meet him in a catch-as .catcla-can
match. " Il,
Reinecke has accepted the ,challenge;
arran gements made for the match to
take place in Newport News within the
next two weeks.
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Nashville, g; Atlanta, I

crowd OF 800 enthusiasts the Georgia
Crackers gave an exhibition Of dumb
playing this afternoon, which resulted IN
Nashvllle's victory. Five errors were reg
istered against Atlanta.
Score by innings: r. n p.
Nashville .......... O0301O1O0-S 10 9
Batteries: Hardy and Clarke; Russell
and Fisher. Umpire. Mullane.
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Standing OF the Clubs.

Boston, .; Philadelphia, l.
PHILADELPHIA. PA, April 26.-Bases
on balls in the first and fifth innings.
followed by long hits, won the game
to-day for Boston.
Score: r. H. e.
Boston ........... 1ooo1oooo-2 1
Philadelphia 800. 100oooo00-1 o
Batteries: Gibson and Farrell: Henley
and schreckengost Time. 1:47 Umptres.
Connolly and Carpenter. Attendance.
2,0l4
St. Louis, s.; Detroit, S.
DETROIT, April 2s.-A great batting
rally In the ninth gave to-day's game
to the st. Louis, after it looked secure
for Detroit
Score: r. II. p.
st. Louis ........1 oooo011s-s II q
Detroit ............ o 0 % GA O1.0-5 8 2
Batteries: Kelly and Sugden; Stovall
and Woods. Time. 1:+5. Umpire. O'Lough-
lin. Attendance. LOO
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Memphis, 10; Little Rock, !

W1C111PI11oj 3VI 11feE6S 7N0~6s1 n
MEMPHIS, TENN, April 2S.-The third
phis to-day. the game being signalized
for the heavy smuggling Of both teams.
The weather was unpleasantly chilly and
the attendance small.
Score BY innings; r, H. f.
Memphis ...,...,. 1oo4os101-lo 10 2
Little Rock.,..,. O005O10ll0-7 II
Batteries; Brown and Fritz; Dennslower
and Zlmram.
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Montgomery, s.; Birmingham, 2.
MONTG ONfERY. Ala, April 26.-Min-
nehan went IN the air In, the seventh,
passing four men to first base on balls
These, In connection with three hits. was
ing was the feature.
Score by innings: r. II. r.
Birmingham .n.,0o coz 90 Q o. 3 !
Batteries: Minnehan and ,A1illerick Car
ter and Clark.
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MOVE ON YALU.-
Reported That Japanese Have
Commenced to Gross River
and Fighting Has Occurred.
nv Associated Press.)

ar. PETERSBURG. April 26,-7:2o P.
M.-The Emperor has received three on
cial dispatches. two Of which are under
stood to relate TO fighting on the falu
River Their contents WIZ oe gwen OUT
II is believed In military circles that
tba Innanese have commenced q move
ment 10 cross the Yalu River.
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and Robinson.
New Orleans, q; Shreveport,

New Orleans, a; ShreVeport, q.
NEW ORLEANS. April 26,-White was
wild. and lost the game In the six innings
he pitched. Brown was q trlfle. more
steady, and effective and pulled New
Orleans through. The hitting was about
New Orleans .....,o oo.2i01.o Nj s /
Shreveport .......,O l o Q o 0 90 H. 4
Batteries: Brown and Fox; White. Ross
and Lauseon. Attendance l,0OO
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Wake Forest, q; Trinity, a.

Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspnlch)
WAKE FOREST, N. O., April %
Wake Forest defeated Trinity College to-
day; score, 8 to 4.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

Charleston, 8; Savannah, o.
SAVANNAH. GA, April 2s.-Score by
Innings: r. II. II.
Savannah .,,,..,. 90 @ Q 900
Batteries: Welch and Kinsky; chtlds
and Lehman.
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have been invited. The affair. however,
will be informal.
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laps Attempt to Cross Yalu.

ST PETERsBuRG, April 2s,-1t is
reported that an attempt Of the Japan
ese to cross the Yalu has been fFus'
tyated- XII f 1, x 6
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SINKS FOUR
TRANSPORTS;
Reported That the Vladivo'stok
Squadron Destroys -Four Y
Japanese Boats.
-FOUR THOUSAND ABOARD
mo Details Of Destruction Yet
Observation-Disclosures Attempts
to Sing Russian Battleship.
tBy Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press.)
PARIS, April 27.-The St.
Petersburg correspondent Of the
Matin says:
II learned from a sure source
that the Vladivostok squadron
yesterday sank four Japanese
transports, which were convey.
ing 1000 men.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday.
Brooklyn, u New York, 2.
Boston, 8; Philadelphia, !.
Where They Play To-day.
Brooklyn at New York
Cincinnati at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Boston.
st. Louis at Plttsburg.
Standing Of the Clubs.
Boston, q; Philadelphia, I.

Boston, 8; Philadelphia, 7.
BOSTON, April q q. Wilhelm was very
effective to-day. holding Philadelphia
down to two hits.
score: R. II. E.
Boston. II. .....o2oo0001'-3 6 O
Batteries: Wilhelm and Moron; Frazer.
and Dorm. Time, 1:A Umpres, Moran
and thinner. Attendance. 1883.
ance. 1883.
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st. Louis, s.; Detroit, s.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Scores Yesterday.

Nashville. S; Atlanta, Z.
Montgomery. 6; Birmingham, 2.
Memphis, 10; Little Rock, L.
New Orleans, 4; Shreveport, 2
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Brooklyn, Il; New York, e..
NEW YORK, April 2s-Brooklyn won
from New York today in close game,
sharp fielding kept the New Yorks from
scoring when men were on bases.
+ Score: r. II. =.
New york. .,O011.0o0oo-2 2
Brooklyn. 49,. ....3 o. 900 o. 10 y
Batteries: Taylor and Bowerman;
Jones and Bergen. Time, 1860. Umpire.
Emslie. Attendance, $500.
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Other Games Yesterday.

At Acknowledgements School of Tech
At Wake Forest, S; Trinity, A.
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COLUMBIA, 8; Augusta, 7,
AUGUSTA, GA, April 2s-score by
innings: q, -, p:
Augusta ,..,..,,,,. OO o06i-5
Batteries: Durham and Edmonds; Engle
and Shea.
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Macon, 10; Jacksonville, 2.
At Macon-score: r.,
Maspn : ,,; ;i,..'',',''SS iI6oi6oocrS
I Batteries Rsy,as End HasnlaRi Persons
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SENTENCE SERMONS.

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