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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-07-25
BATTLE VIEWED
FROM HOUSETO
Japs Are Fighting Their WAY
10 New ChWang
RUSSIANS ARE EVACUATING
Merchant Vessel overtaken by VIadt
vostock Squadron off Coast of
Japan Is sunk-AII Quiet
Near Mukden.
RUSSIANS ARE EVACUATIN&


= Yokohama, July 25-The Vladi-
= vostoek squadron yesterday sunk
= the American steamer Knight
= Commander from New York off
y the province of Izsu, after trans
= ferrlng the crew of the Knight
y Commander to the steamer Tsinan,
= which arrived here this morning.
= The Vladlvostock squadron also
= captured a German vessel believed
- to be the Arabia with thirty thou
y sand tons of -four, and an unknown
= British steamer. The two vessels
= we're sent to Vladivostock in charge
= of prize crews.
= The American Trading company
= are the agents here for the Knight
= Commander.
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Memphis Club Man Drowned.

Memphis, Tenn, July 24.-Paul H.
Postal, aged 10 years, we'll known
member of the Memphis Boat club,
was drowned tonigDt while bathing in
the Mississippi river. The body has
not been recovered.
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Squadron Again sIqhted.

Toxic, July 24-(Noon)--Gt Is reported
that a merchant vessel is accompanying
the Vladivostock squadron which was
sighted this morning sixty miles off Izsu.
1t is probable that the merchantmen is
a captive
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-07-25

New York, July 25.-The Knight
Commander, according to the Mari
time Register, Is a British steamer
of ZIG tons burden, commanded by
Captain Durant She sailed from
New York May for Singapore.
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Christian is Not Seriously III.

Copenhagen, July 24.-It now trans
pires that the illness of King Christian
is not serious. He leaves Schwerin
today for Copenhagen.
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WILL NOT AFFECT
The AGREEMENT
AROVA SHOULD HAVE SlofrED
WHEN ORDERED TO Do So.
sMoLENsk 4oWEvER SHOULD
NOT HAVE FIRED.

ST Petersburg July 25, 3;15 a. m.-The
renort that the Russian volunteer fleet
steamship Smolensk fired shells at the
Rritish steamer Ardova is not considered
likely to endanger the Anglo Russian
agreement, indicated in the dispatch yes
terday. 1t pointed out that the Ardova
had no right to refuse to stop when or
dered.
At the same time it is fully recognized
that the captain of the Smolensk had no
business to fire a shell over the decks
of the Ardova. There is considerable an
noyance in naval circles over the failure
of the vessels of the volunteer fleet to
keep in touch with st. Petersburg by
cable. Several days ago. as announced in
these dispatches, orders were cabled to
the st. Petersburg and the Smolensk in
structing them to abstain from the fur
ther stoppage of vessels.
These orders were subsequently rendered
more imperative, and it is not too much
to say that they took the form OF a re-
call of both steamers. There Is some an
xiety lest the st. Petersburg and the
Smolensk may precipitate reprisals by the
British warships now in the Red Sea.
shipped it out to the country, In the VI
cinity of Chicago to be fed until after the
strike is settled AS soon as the strike
is settled, the intention is to rush this
stock back to Chicago, and 1t is believed
exorbitant prices can be obtained. An esti-
mate of the amount of livestock in the
pens of the packers tonight was 5000 cat
tle 5000 hogs and 5000 sheep.
Packers Claim 5000 Men.
The packers claim to have nearly 5000
men with which to start operations to-
morrow. These men are distributed
among the different plants as follows:
Armour & Company ................... 1900
Swift & Company =. ................... 1900
Nelson, Morris & Company .......... 800
The Hammond Packing company.... 200
Anglo-Americon company ............... 800
Libby, McNeill Libby ................... 300
A report was current tonight that
Cudahy & company, and Schwarzchild
& Sulzberger company would not make
any effort to resume business tomorrow.
Instead, according to this rumor these
two firms would make settlement with
the unions, and when they opened for
business it would be with a full force of
union men, None of the officials of either
of these companies would confirm or deny
the report.
Settlement of the strike may be insist
ed upon by Mayor Carter II. Harrison If
developments show that the public in
terest absolutely demands It. In the
meantime, arbitration through the good
Offices of the mayor Is remedy open
to the opposing sides on request from
either Such was the position outlined
by the mayor who was called back to
~
count of the renewal of the strike.
Mr.. Harrison deplored the continuation
of the strike, but said that just at pres
ent he did not see his way clear toward
doing anything of his own volition toward
the adjustment of the trouble.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-07-25
THE WEATHER.

Washington. July 4.-Forecast :
for Alabama: Fair Monday and :
Tuesday, light variable winds.
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saw he could not escape and because he
thought he would be killed.
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Police Can Handle Situation.
ev.products win Go to Waste.

Temporarily. the packers will attempt
onlv 10 handle dressed beef, pork and
mutton. allowing the by-products to go to
waste. They say, however. that as fast
ps the necessary workmen can be OBJ
,ained. these departments wnere the by
PRODUCTS are taken care of will be opened
up for business.
Another handicap the packers will meet
u-ith IN the moring Is a scarcity of live
stock. Commission men for the past week
have Hooded the country with messages
advising shippers not to send any stock
to the market. 1t also developed today
that commission men during last week
bought all the livestock they could, and
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Continued on Second Pass)
The Coconino sun., 1904-07-16
roll, young Davis engaged extensively

roll, young Davis Hgagedexteusively in zeal mining, and as side-issue, and in order to protect the interests 'pt the many Insprwho delved for him Rpa Received all the net earnings of his enterprises, he established bank where their accumulations might be hoarded away for the inevitable "rainy day" The demand for store age vaults increased, and out of the goodness of his heart Mir. Davis es- tablished another bank, to maintain which and keep in operations his nu- merous railroads and continue the astounding output from his vast coal fields, has occupied much of his time, and although he has worked hard all his life, opposed railroad magnates, fought coal barons andcrossed swords with grasping monopoly, he finds him self near the end of a long life pos sessed of but s3O, 900, 900, to protect which he must get into the democratic harness, lest the trusts dominate af- fairs, depreciate coal, cut fares, lower freight rates and enact usury laws.
The Coconino sun., 1904-07-16
DEMOCRATIC DILEMMA,

The democrats have finally awaken ed, after a Rip Van Winkle drowsy spell, to a realization that gold is the accepted standard. But they stub- bornly maintained up to the eleventh hour that yellow was white, and re- fused to see as others do see, until Judge Alton B. Parker of Esopus ap- prised them of their optical delusion. What the slogan of the party will be, since l6 to shall no longer be the rally cry, is difficult of conjecture. They have embraced the republican idea of finance, and by inserting a plank in their platform that promises to protect the public against the trusts they have followed pretty closely on the lines inaugurated by President Roosevelt while dealing with corpor- ations possessed of morbid desires. Otherwise, the St. Louis declaration of principles is constructed of mean ingless platitudes, calculated only to maintain party organization and fur nish consolation for those who pride themselves on voting the democratic ticket because it is an ancestral in- junction to be religiously obeyed, though the heavens may fall
The Coconino sun., 1904-07-16
POLITICAL PREFECTURE.

MT. Davis, who has been harnessed up alongide the Czar of Esopus to make the 1904 fall race for the grand
 stand, has history so pathetic and tinged with romance that no doubt many of the rising generation would
 not be averse to emulating the aged
 gentleman, who has withstood the frosts-ef- f-eigAts-ene winters. When but mere lad, Death claimed his parents, leaving young Davis an or phan dependent upon his own exer- tions. He first engaged as farm hand, but the labor becoming irksome and not correspondingly fruitful of wealth, he cancelled his agricultural engagement and became a railroad brakeman, which he followed for some time, and becoming very fond of the traffic business he purchased rail way system for himself, instituting businessmethods through which when he became sufficiently enamored of the vocation-he purchased still another railway system Travel in the early days was not so great as now, and in order to keep the rolling stock on the
The Coconino sun., 1904-07-16

Mr. Davis, of West Virginia, comes before the public as vice-presidential candidate with $3O, 900, 900 gold in his overalls. pocket. But such coveted positions are not on display at the bargain -and-sale counters of America, as young Napoleon who aspired to lead his party, recently discovered.
The Coconino sun., 1904-07-16
NOTICE or HEARING PETITION.

In the Probate Court of the County of Coco nino. Territory of Arizona.
 In the matter of the estate Of Joeph R. Lock- cit. deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that Henry c. Lock- ett, brother of Joseph R. Lockett, deceased has filed in this court the will of the said Joseph R. Lockett, deceased and a petition praying that the said will be admitted to probate and that letters of administration of the estate of the said Joseph'R R. Lockett, deceased. be grant ed him; and that the same win be heard on Monday, the 18th day Of July, A. D. leJi at 10 o'clock in the forenoon Of said day, at the court-room of said court, in Flagstaff. county Of Coconino. territory of Arizona and all per sons interested in said estate are notified then and there to appear and show cause if any they have, why the prayer of said petitioner should not be granted.
 Dated June 29th 1901.
 A. F. DOUGLASS, Clerk First publication July 2, 1904
The Coconino sun., 1904-07-16
THE POWER or THE RANGtRS.

The Arizona Rangers, 1t appears, have supplanted the municipal con- stabulary of Bisbee, and an angry feeling has arisen that forebodes little good to the copper camp and places the Ranger force in position not to be enyied.
 On the Fourth, so it is stated, Ran ger Kidder assumed the role of load man" and demonstrated the correct ness of his assumption by assaulting three persons during the day, the third and last of the series being a vicious attack upon a miner, who lost sew eral teeth and was otherwise seriously damaged by being beaten over the head with a revolver. Kidder was arrested, waived examination, and was placed under sl, 500 bond to answer before the grand jury.
 Now, Lieutenant Brooks, of that branch of the territorial peace depart ment, threatens the city with flood of Rangers, while local paper has assumed an outspoken attitude that is calculated to engender riot and re- suit in bloodshed.
 The Arizona Rangers have been found to be necessary adjunct to the prosperity of the border, and have proven themselves indispensable to the interests of the public by the sub jugation of the lawless element who prey upon the stock and other inter- ests throughout the territory, and those who desire to see law and order maintained appreciate the existence of Captain Rynning's Rough Riders, en- tertaining the belief, however, that they are more useful than ornamental, and that therefore their sphere of usefulness is in the pursuit of the bandit and rustler who thrives along the Mexican border. It is generally assumed that the constables, deputy sheriffs, and the police, are capable of maintaining order in their respec- tive localities.
 Lieutenant Brooks threat to flood town ith his Rangers is an evidenceof poor reasoning, and savers of an au- tocratic power, were he only vested with such despicable prerogative; while the Bisbee paper is equally in the breach with it's criticisms of the affair, whose utterances are calcu- lated to incite violence, when it's mis-, sion should be to counsel moderation and maintain law and order.
The Coconino sun., 1904-07-16
For Sheriff.

hereby announce my candidacy for the office of sherif of Coconino county, subject to the action of the republican county convention to be held for the nomination of candidates for the various county offices.
 HARRY HENDERSON,
The Coconino sun., 1904-07-16
C. M. FUNSTON. Editor.
SATURDAY, JULY l6, 1904.
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
County Recorder,

hereby announce myself as candidate for reelection to the office of County Recorder subject to the nomination by the republican county convention. HARRY c. HBBES.
The Coconino sun., 1904-07-16
For Probate Judge.

hereby announce myself as a candidate for the ofnce of Probate Judge Of Coconino county, subject to the nomination of the Republican county convention. A. F.. DOUGLASS.
The Coconino sun., 1904-07-16
For Treasurer.

hereby announce myself as a candidate for the ofiice of Treasurer of COconino County, subject to the action of the Republican county convention. JOSEPH R. TREAT
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-15

Sn Sonbersbauen feierte
Der Gabbiner profefor 6eibsn1eim
Ieinen ~9OiGbriaen 9eburtstag, nadoem
er am 2. Sitertaq b. s. fein 70iG6ri>
oes Mmtsiubildum bate begeben tDn=
men. Der alte 0err srfreut iid nod
tOrperli6er Srii&e unb zines iiberaus
reaen 9eiites.
Der urheber Der Jami=
lientraaGeie in 9iel, iiber bic tp;r ieis
nerseit beridteten, 8ubnaifiitent Qua=
fdnistp aus ppfsn, Der bumals eiaen
pierfuGen Morbperfu9 auf feine5rou,
Ieinen S9piessrpater, feline S9nies
aermutter unb G9pGeerin beriibte,
Bat i'm Gieler 9eri9tsgefdngniB pers
fudt, ii9 an Der Wanb feiner 53ene
ben Shdbel ein5ursnnen. Oa anqez
nommen tperben muB. Sab Quofdins=
fp geiftig anprmal lit. purbe er nit
elmer erbebliten @erleBung Der Srrens
tlinif iibernieien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-15
SbiHsnahribten.
81 n q 0 m m G n:

MeapeI: v&6nisin 2uiie" bon Stem
Sort.
6abre: n2a 2oraine" BON Stem Oorf.
0iberpool: vSeutonie" bon SEEM Sort.
Nep Oort: algeria" bon Neapel.
NeapeI: ,36niein 2ouife" bon Wem
Sort.
@herbOurs: .Ssuti9lanO" bon Stem
Dort.
0amburg: vpatricia" bon Nep Sort.
2ipsrpool: ,@sfternIanb" bon pbilas
belpbia; .Sbernia" bon Bottom.
@berbOurs: .@rOber 8urfhrt" bon
SEEM Dort.
6ambur9: .Seutialanb" bon SEEM
Dorf.
Mb9eabren:
Queenstown /: Oceanic" nod SEEM
Dort.
@las9om: vSarmatian" mad Bottom.
Queenstown: .Merion" nod Pbila.
2iberpool: n@anaoa" nod Wontreal;
r@retic" mad Bottom; nSunefian"
nod Wontreal.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-15
6 an Erauciscp.

6 s rancisco. Srans=
portbampfer rS6omas" traf aus Ma.
Mia elm nit 872 ISolbaten, 80 ent-
la1enenS olbaten, Is Warine=6 Dlbaten
unb 38 WiIitdr- Gefan9enen.
6 t. Bouts. Dem Deutf1s
Mhaeritansr q. Bartbolb, benz gon=
areb-Nbg., uurbe bic ungew6bnli9e
gbre, bor Der fran3.- amerif. @eielL-
f9aft BEL Der lis Sabresfeier bes Gales
Der 8afiqe 3u fpre9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-15

ffeben. oaB feline Gdbistsitsn ibn az
benz boafsn WaBe bon adtuns Bee
redtieten.
WiBgthdte 6 uftfabrt.
WontpeIter, IA. Suit. 8raf
2abaulr, Der 2uftf9ifer, madte beute
in ieinem lentbaren 8aIon cine mfg
gliidte Gabrt iiber's Mittelmeer; Der
BalIon fftirate in's Meer unb Der Wo=
tor sins berloren. 2abaulr erperi=
mentirt unter Nitwirtuns Der 2ssis=
ring. bic ibn Elm S~orpeboboot gum
8eleite mitaab. 8etrise probefabrten
tuaren erfol9rei9.
6robbritannien.
6 3 a berIain unb eime
partei.
2onbon, IA. Suli. Soief @bam.
berlain uurbe beute gum prdToenten
Der reu recontruirten liberal=unioni=
ftii9en Yereinigung 9ewdblt, Die Serbs
2~ansooDne uno Selborne au 8iee=
prdioenten. Ser 3eriammlun9 tpobn=
ten 100 Bis 1900 Selegaten aus allen
Sbeilen bes 26ni9sreids an.
Gin Bef9luB 3u @unfen elmer
p6ligen &eform beg britiiden Giscal=
Spfems tuuroe gefabt. Die Goroerung
beg premiers auf erb0bte Maatbefug=
nife our Mbpebr aesen feinoli@s 9a=
rifle fanb 8iuisuns, ME au9 bic 8or=
idldse auf Bor3uss=u ebereintommen
3mii9en @olonien uno Mutterlaub.
Der 8ei9lub sin9 faf einitimmis
bur9.
Nbenos belt Chamberlain in elmer
r;eiisen Notwithstanding in Der
Mlbert=0aQe cine &ebs. Dos grobe
@ebduhe mar bi9t sefHat unb nit
Wusiprt9en aug friiberen &eren
@bamberlain's betorirt. Muf Der
3ribiine iaben Irau chamberlain,
3ablreider Moel, Wit9lieber bes uns
terbauies unb 8ertreter Der @plonien.
chamberlain bemerfte gineanss feiner
Nniprade, bas 3iel Der liberal-
unioniftii4en 8euesung lei pornebn-
lid bic Mufre9terbaltung Der Union
amii4en 8rObbritanien unb SrlGno
unter 2eitung zines parlaments. gr
beipra9 oann bic 6iscalfrage nod
Weiie friiherer &eben unb perb6bnte
gum S9luRe bic Oppoition.
Gin gertrauens= Mntras fur Die &e-
sieruna. nebf 3ufimmuns su i6rer
Giseal=p olitit, gelanste eintimmig our
Nnnabme.
Stalien.
Wgr. 6aIconio bsim
papfe e.
@om, IA. Suli. Ser papf ems
piiua beute ben apofolii9en Sele9aten
in Mmerifa, Wer. Galconio, in Mb=
i9ieos=I uoien3 uno bra9te abermals
feline @lidpiini4e gu ben Gortidritten
Der @ereinigten Staten auf tpeltli9em
unb reli9i6iem @ebiete bar; ferner due
Berte ct feline @enuetbuune tber ben
Offer oes @lerus uno bic Mnbdnglidfeit
Der 9atbolifen an ben beiligen Stubl.
War. Galconio fdbrt am 81. Suli
mad Heu Oort.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-15
YettrS6urg jubelt
lleber bic grObe japaniide Mieoerlage beint Stnrm
amf SDrt Nrtbnr.
abolmt idere Setdigung feblt aber nod iHmr.-@on Der ansebliden 9amo
ihladt. = gin &uw ben &nien entriiem. - Ser &Htng bon
&ai Chou. = Chamberlain. = Mns Earis.


baB Die &uRen aus ibren @eridansun=
gen bel Sil3eipsn bertrieben tpuroen
oosr baB es an jenem plabe gu einem
erniten Sample fam.
Sen. Satbarof meloet elm tleines
nit iapanii6er &eitersi
In Der Ndbs bon Sem gbwans.
6 o b anbe gefapert.
@be 500, IA. Suli. Sampfer
.9aiping" bon Der @5ina Mining &
Engineering 60. aus Shanghai muroe
beute fritz bon ben Sapansrn sebn Mei=
len nDroli4 BON bier getapert. Sas
S4if bate cine 2aoune 2riesscontre=
banoe on goro.
Din & o 10 g o m m E n.
SofiO, IA. Suli. gs piro ge=
meloet. oaB bic Sapaner gin Som obne
Wiberfanb Der ruifi9sn Sruppen be-
iebt baben.
Der " iidsus bon Sci
o II.
Sa DE 2ia Montag. IL.
Suli. (Sur9 ben MiIitdr : @eniar
Oera0gert.) Ser ruilii9e @id3us bon
&ai Chou nit benz 8erluf BON uur
100 Wann, pdbrenb bic Sapaner
f9usre Derlute erlitten, mar cine
sldnsenbe @afentbat, bic Sen. 9uro=
pattin bur6 Decoration an isben be-
tbeiligten Off3ier belobnte. Ser
&id3ug, Der am s. bssann, warbe
inter unsebeuren S9wierigteitsn aug
eefiibrt. Nur Die NoroftraBe, bon ben
japan. 8atterien beidoHsn, fDnnte be-
nuBt tueroen. Die StraBe mar bur9
elm 3bor abgef9loHen, nabe psl9er
@eneral Statelberg bic Sperationsn
leitete.
Die 8ei9iebung bauerte biele stun-
ben ; Die Sapaner i4Ohen 3u furs, bic
8eidohe Hosen hber bic @tabt 9ai
Chou; bod idienen bic @binsien nidt
beunrubist unb bstrisben ibre Gs=
i9dfts rubig meter.
Die @bineien gaben ben Sapanern
einen beseifterten gmpfans, StraBen
unb 6duier tpnrsrl ssi1madt. 8ei
9ai u@bens fteben in einissn Saseu
wi9tise greieniRe bebor.
@efe9t beibe 9war3en
BERGEN.
Sal 6 9, S%isnftas, IL. Suli
(peripdtet). Cine @btbsiluns bon
Sen. Mif9enfo lieferte beute nabe ben
f9uar3er Bergen cine 9ldnsenoe
S4la9t. giuise @efansene murbsn
9ema1t. Sie Sapaner beri1ansen
fiA 5 WeiIen bon 5a S4e Riao.
Sie ruifii9en Sruppen befinben id
tiber bic Melounsen bon Der japani=
f9en Nieberlase BEL pprt slrt6ur in
gebobener Stimmung.
g afbaroff's 8ertat.
Ct. Petersburg, IA. Suit.
Der @~eneralfab erbielt cine Sepei9s
bon General SatbarOf bonn H., mo.
nod bic Sapaner an, 10. nit benz gau
bon Sdanawerfen auf ben ODbeu
swifben Der 8abnlinie uno Der Strabt
bon &ai Chou nod Ga S9a Riao.
Dim IL. fam es BEL benz Sorf Sin
Dian Sim su 0prpoften=@ efe9ten. Sit
Sapaner soger fi9 Dor 0erfdrtunger
Der @ufen 3urtid. Cine iapanii9s Nb.
tbeilung purbe 8 Meilen n~orb6ftlid
bon 3ai Chou entbedt, bic 0orpoifer
erftredten fi9 big San Sbi pube, 4
Meilen iiblid BON Obi Sia 3an be.
gannen.-
Satbarof melbet nod, bnB Die ia.
paner grbwerte auf heioen Geiten Dor
&beiOn aufiibren. Cine iapanif1t
3ruppe lasert auf Der Strabe apifher
81 Won @bens unb 5ena Wanq
@beng, ibre 0orpoften 6absn bas Sbal
beg Sautbe 5luhes beiebt.
gbinefif DE aierer-
trantt.
2onbon, Is. Suli. Na9 be,
Mornine pof 1T Der 9inefi9e 2aiie,
ernitli9 an Der &ubr erfrantt,
Warocep.
Mngb =Qeutere
& anger, IA. Suli. Ser aus.
tpdrtigs Minlfer Mobameb 81 Sorres
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-15
Of=MFen.

s reube Il Bort Nrtbur
Naaridten bdlt a n.
St.petersbur9, Is. Suli.-
Die p~etersbureer beeaben fi9 beute in
frDbli9er @smiitbs 8erfahuns gu
8ette.
pripatoepeI9en aus benz Often bee
fdtiaen bic Seri9te aus Mutoen uno
@be 6oo.
Na9 elmer sstu6bnlid superldiigen
Quele betrugeu bic iapanif4en Ier-
lufe %, 900, bic ruifiden 1900.
Seoenfals bssweifelt Niemano Bis
beute bier Die &i9tisteit Der Meloung
bon Der iapanii9en Nieoerlaae por
port @rtbur. Nasemein 1T man Der
Nnfdt, bab Der 8eri9t, tpenrl bon
Ilerisf benz S%eneraltab ttbermittelt,
aud uabr iein mub.
Die Surne, oaB DE SlaolDOrod
9reuser uno S~orpeouboote wieoer auf
See ino, bra9ts ben GreuosnbeGer
gum neberiddumen.
Ser &iidsus bon Gin Som unO
bieaeidt bon ga Sde 2iao bdmpfte
oieIe SSreuoe niht.
Wan fiebt in 2urapOttin's Strate=
ole cine meiiterliGe Mnpenbun9 Der
Militdrpi1snidaften.
Greube nber bie Bort
@rtbur q u d E.
6 +. Petersburg, IA. Suli.
Der Correspondent Der Ghoc. prehe
beim ruifif6en Sauptquartier in 2iao
Gang, behsn Sspei9sn bisher subers
ldifis uaren. meloet iber ben oortigen
gmpfang Der v5reuoen=g Otidaft" tiber
bic gldn3snoe 3uridweiiung oes japan.
snsrifs auf pOrt Mrtbur, unter einem
0erluit bon 80, 900 damn.
Wie Der Correspondent iast, purben
sanse Maifen Der Gsinoe burd Minen
in Sttde 3srrihen. BON ben &uHen
fielen 1900 unb General Jode per=
folgt bic Sapaner biz gum Nan ga
YaB.
M6sii9ernsiie bertpe9ielt Der gor=
Respondent GOdes 8srfOlgung nit lei
mem ansrif auf Die re9te iapanii&e
6lante am 5. Suli.
Petersburg n9ldubig g.
Die 5reube Der biefisen geb6lterun9
iber bic srobe iapaniide @ieoerlase
pirb burd bic uum6gli9teit, Die
Nuele Der 9eridte feft su f%tellen, se=
bdmpft.
Die yNopoe @rempa" besmeifelt in
einem 9eitartitel bic Wabrbeit beg Sc
ridts, bab Die Sapaner 10000 Wann
berlcren bdtten.
&hdtebr bes2 aiers.
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