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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-20
WeW ScrfeD.

GaB man Die 8elicbte i'm @llto-
mobll entfilbrt, ipenn bic Gltern Die
3nltimmung 5llr Seiratb permeigern,
lit nidt mebr nen; prigineller iii
Ifon cine G~ntfiibrrng I'M Mmbulon5-
ipagen, mie lie lid fiir5li6 in SEEM
Ser'ep tbatlahlid ereignet bat. Cine
lltnge Game liebte einen Singing,
ober Die Gltern mouten BON elmer che
ll6en Gerbinoune nifts miiien, neil
ibnen Der julge Wann at arm mar.
Gas Wdohen nber ipllBte Hatb: eS
linnllierte Selbltmorb uno man
muBte in 9r0Bter Gle einen @rst it.
d)en geberl. Sans 5ufGllig trof man
cinen Dor Der Sbiir oes Suuies: es
mar Der Siebbaber Der .Selbitmoroe.
rim, Der ii6 10 perfleibet bate, oo6
er nid)t 81 e%rfennen mar; er erflGrte
Den SAL fiir iebr ernit uno oronete
Die lleberfiibrung Der aranfen naf
etnem Solpltol on. Walo oaraul
ltarlo Elm acknowledgement Dor Der
Sbiir uno bas junge WGoden mllr6e
poriiftig bineiugelegt. Der @ater
mollte iein &ino ni6t perlaiien nnD
CAB Die N6iiht funb, mit5ufabren.
9a9eget erbob ober Der 9lr5t enerai-
lden @ioeripruf, oo es gegen Ole
&ori6rift mdre. gr ielbIt iubr bar
allf nit Der GripGblten ieines Ser.
sens I'M Am6ulon5wogen sur =
Stride, no elm ifon porber beItelter
8eiltlider oaS YGrden auf Der
STEELE troute. Die Gltern Des jim.
gen Wao6ens mllBten iiber Sen ge-
llungenen Streid, ben man ibnen ge-
ipielt, lel6it LADEN ltno 0ffneten benz
junlgen Gbegotten Ser5 lino Soits.
"Sn Der Siebe uno i'm ariege lit jeoe
gilt erlaubt", iagt Elm englii6es
Sprii6mort.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-20

einem geri6terItatter bes. ySclttiden
Gorreiponoenten": Sn Den lebter
Orei @od)en lei er ipitemotiid) beItob.
len mor0en. 2ange 3eit babe er nid)t
gemilBt, mem cr Die Sdulb on Dem
Serldipinoen beS 8elocs aus ieiner
8elOIdllblnbe 5uidreiben ioate.
StetS lei es Tapiergelo, weldes ibnl
obbnnOelt gefomnlenl ltno ME babe er
Den Sieb erpii6en fonnen. &or
5ipet Sogen etlpa lei feline Satin, ais
lie Die 8el0l6ublabe oeS SltffetS off.
nete, bcillabe in Sbnnod)t gefoQen,
Ocrn lie iab, mic cine WouS eillen
Siinf-S ollaridein aus Ser S6llblobe
0itr6 Gin God mir nid)t5, Dir nidts
iort5icben polte, INN lid mobri6ein-
lid ibr 9teit fir oen @inter gut ans
Sllpolltcrn. 6rou Support bate, ebe
lie oh beS MGuSleins IN Sbnmod)t
fiel, nod @ciitesgcgenlpart genl1g,
oemlelben Den bercitS ongefnabberten
6ilnf-S ollorifein 81 cntrciBcn, ipos
raltf lie ibrem Worme Die 9lllgen biz
nete ii6er Dos @eridppinben bcS
@cIbcS. I'm alien fiinftigen Gingrif-
fen Ser SierfilBler in ieine @elbs
idotullc Ginbnlt 81 tblrw bat Serr
Support jebt ale WGuiclodcr IN
Ndt ulb Som erflGrt ltllo lid, nod
Dem er Die SeitenipanO bate celnenti-
rem loiien, ein neleS 9ufiet onge-
Idafft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-20

glls ser in Siirmib mo6n6ofte
@ergnam Srieier an gliiobctb.
idndJte bel gluiiig oamit 6eid)Gitigt
mar, Ole loder geluorOene &oble nit
elmer ali 6lpei Seiten geipiBten go.
tent'pite loS5rtbuden, l0lte iih Die
Ioble lmermortet los ull6 Elm md6tI-
ges Stiid lief ouf Ole Spisbode auf,
meldJe nod riidmGrtS prolific mnb Die
@ruit beS @ergmmmcS nit iolder
@efti9feit trot DAB Ole Spite odt
Gentimeter tief einorong. Na6 g(rl-
lcglng zines 9totbperbouocS mllroe
Der Sdnperperlebte in ooS bielige
aranfcn6ails iiberiiibrt, moiel6it er
ieOodl Den erlittenen SerlcBmngen er-
lag. Gr binterl6Bt cine GSraul rutS
mcbrere umperior9te &inoer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-20
Snoiaua.

Son elmer gang belltid)en Stobt
I'M Staate Snotano, nit Dem gtnmlen
Seroinnno, er5ablt elm Serr gott i'm
rSouiSpiQer In5eiger": Ser rein
6eitti6e Gbnrafter bieieS StGOt6ens
lit INN 10 bemertcnsmertber, oils Die
Genobner nit orei poer bier Nrs-
nabmen bier geboren lomit nllr oeuts
ifer Mbtunft, niht uber Seutlhe bon
@eburt iiilo. Die Gingeiponoerten
fann man an ben Singern o~b5dblen.
llnter ben Ibfomnlillgen nber bot
iif Die oellti6e Spru6e unb boberl
fi6 oeutifeS @eien, beltif)e Sitten
bis 81 elnein erItaunlidJcn 8raoe err
Bolten. llno lie merben lid, bo lie
aepflegt meroen, bon @enerotion 81
@%eneration erbalten. gluf Der StraBp
bort man MIR 9eiltidl in Den 9Goen
miro MIR Sclltid gciproden, Die
Spro6e oeS &erfehrs lit iiberal
Die belltide. Sic Gin0cr iprehcn
beim Spiel uno I'M &erfebr nit cin.
amber nltr 9eutif, umo ea mod)t oui
ben 9eutlGen, Der gum 9eIltde in
Seroinano meilt, einen ebenio ion-
Oerbarel, nlS onbcimeln0en gin0rud,
bas fleine 8olt ouf Dem @ege sur
S6ule 9eutid) ipredeu 5ll b0ren.
9a6ei bari man nidt per1eIIen, ooB
Die Gltern oicier oeutidr reoenoen
&leinen ebcnfaQ5 bier 0eboren limo.
SIS gebt Elm iopQiider 3ug ourf ole
gan5e Seoolferung. Mun fii6lt iid)
n%ngenlein angenebm brriibrt, ii6erQQ
nit einem r@uten Morgen" ODER
n@ltten Nbeno" be0riiBt 5lt mer0en,
Gbrli6 Der id0ncn Cite mon6er
Gorflcr in 9euti6lonO. 9lber oieie
id)einbor lGnblide @ebGbigfeit dllBert
iid nidJt i'm 8ei6GitSle6en. Seroi-
nan0 lit ein pertebrSrci6e@ StGot.
den, Ole p%orbanoencn 6nbrifen bo6en
pououf 81 tbuu mo Ole gerfoufSs
l0hen erfrelten lid grobcn 3riprudS.
Nerm S6enten Ior9en Oofiir, ooB bic
gep0lferul1g nidt Den Nuolen 0eS
9uriteS gum Spier ioQe. Son6er.
barerpetIe III, mie &err @ott Iu0t, 0ic
Stoot nidt incorporirt, mitbin biebt
es oa nlld) me0cr BOli3ei nod 6elrers
ipebr. Die Scute le6en abcr 10 frieO.
lid mo eintrGdtiQli6 bciiommen,
DOB lie Oie Snterpention oerorti0er
&eipeftSperionen gar ni6t beoiiriten,
Ddren lie mirtli6 %porbonben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-20
Gime suam3i9 SABRE lange
Sortur.

Sran g. SncQ, SIC @. Yatterior
Ctr, &olamo5oo, Wti6., ihreibt
inter Dem 3. Sunni 1904 mie iolgt;
.Seit 20 Sobren lit ih ouf meiner
re6ten Seite rniGglide Sdmer5en.
Sic 0oftoren crflGrtCn, BOB i6 Sc.
berperbGrtung babe unO probierter
ibr 9eites, fonnten mir ieOod midi
Belfen. @oS ollie annit Der Aer5tC
nidt 5lt tbutn i'm Stnnoe mar, boil.
brnhte Dos munberpoQe Seilmitte
Sorni'S Ilpenfrdlter 9lltbelcbcr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-20
6udleu'S 4rniea SaIbc

lit mel6efannt megen i6rer Itarnen-
er%regenGen <ren. Sic ii6ertriift
ollie mnbercn Sal6en un0 &eilmittel
our 8ebonolung bon Sduittpunoen,
SiibneraugeL grouomunoen, @e,
idapiiren, oifencn @umoen, llmlouI
S6lpdren Setter, SoGt &belm, sic.
%beriuuroen, mrigeiprmgene SGnoe,
Soutfrontbeiten, uno lit u~nfebl6or
fir SGmorrboioen. &ur goruntirt.
@loS % Gents in &. W. Gllete'S
Npotbefe, 656 Moin StroBe, On,
Eitque, Solpn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-20
W0S ut Xebeu?

Sn Ser lebten glnalpie peib es Nie.
manb, ober man peiB, ooB cs Itren.
gen @eleben untermorfen lit. @er.
ben bieie @eieBe mn lei6t perlest, 10
lit Sduner3 Ole Solge. lnregel.
nl0Bige Se6ensmeiie bringt Ole
Srgone in ll%norbnung uno bat I'm.
peroailliffeit, aopfi6mer8en unb sc.
berleioen sur 6olge. Or. Sings
Nep Sife BiQs itelen mieoer Der.
Sic orbeiten miloe ober griinolid.
glos 20 Gents IN z. @. &nete's
@pptbefe, 656 Woin StraBe, Oh.
bllqlle, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-20
WarDIano.

- GnB MGuie ni6t nilr 0llr6 ge.
ilo9en lhledt berlpobrtes Yopier9elo
oerocrbcn, ionbern eS oil6 81 @ol.
5lpefen entiiibren, erbeQt aus folgen.
ben @el6idten bon Baltimore: SEER
W; Suppert, Der Scrberospater beS
Observation-Disclosures, Der In Der
Gloremont @pemle in Sieblanotpmn
pobnt, lit lett einigen &ogen Der
grimmite 6einb aQer Nagetbiere, ms.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-20

morbet rllb Damn u~ui9ebGn9t, nm
Dem sttld)ein 81 eripeden, OILS liege
Selbltmoro Dor. &or Der @eer0ig.
ing iuuroe Dos Serbre6en entoedt
urlo Der SbGter perboftct.
Ser S2iGhrige Sanbpirtb
gi6elmanm aus g65eQ mollte nit
leilem 12idbrigen gnfel Slice bolen.
las Sfcrb Wuroe Oltr6 SdmGrme
bon gremien iebr unrlibig ir1o ging
ourd). gifelmom ii,hte Dos Yferb
81 balten, fam jeoo6 5it Snn, ipilroe
elm Stiid geibleift uno ihlieBliG sll
Wooen getreten. Ild) Der @aaen
ging nod iiber i'm. Sdwer perleet
brod)te man Den @%emuBtloieu nad)
Salle, 100 er itarb.
- Ger Sobn oes Sn0bpdhterS in
Sobbnh eridob ben 6i1brigen &na.
ben Oes 2anomirtbes Woaer nmpeit
Der elterlifen @obnung, bo er ole
bier ipielenoen &inoer in Der Mbeno,
oammerllng fir Gebe belt.
HrOpims Sadicn.
- @Gbrenb Ser lesten &oiierma.
noper lpar in Werieburg bel Grnleren
Sellten Elm Selopebel e%inallartiert,
Der lid in bos bilbbiibide 2ofterd)en
perliebte. Gr nlad)te ibr einen Sci.
r%atbsantrag, oen er ollf nod Dem
Wa1oper brieflid mebrmals mieber,
bolte. 9as Waofen ging inbeiien,
neil es meinte, Der llnteri6ieo 5ipi.
Ifen 10 g~eringen Seilten nno einem
Serrn Selopebel iei 81 groB, nidt
oarallf elm. Ger Selbmebel Itorb
balo oaraut nahoem er in einem
griefe an feline Gltern lein Grbtbeil
Der nll5ubei6eioenen 8eliebten per,
mo6t bate. Die gltern ebrten Den
@unif hires ein5igen Sobnes, nno
fiir3lih erbielt bas MGoden Die
Nabriht. boB es Die Summe bon
$4,000 Mart erbeben fonne.
Tbcinpropins.
= Ger Irbeiter Serb. S6ipienina
in 9uisburg iiiir5te bon elmer @ell.
oeltreppe aus Dem oritten Stod in
Den Slllr ul0 War iofort toot.
Sns iiebenjGbrige Sobnden
zines 3lmmermanns aus Sapen t6ei
Srier) ml,roe beim Sol5iammeln BON
einem lln6efonnten eridoiien. In
oerlelben STEELE mar fiir5liG cine alte
Srai angefallen moroen.
Sic neitli6 bon i6rem Wonne
ld)iper pcripunoete gheirom elders
oils &reielo lit fur5 nod) ibrcr Sin,
lieferung in bns itGotiife &ronfen.
balts geitorben. Ser W0r0er miro
balo bon ieiner Seripunolung berge.
lteat iein.
Ginem gran6e IN 0renm an
Der Woiel, &reis GohenL iielen lie.
ben @obnbauicr, iomie Elm humber
lfones olteS @mloenfmol, oas meit
mo brett befannt mar uno oie @e.
numbering oler Geiienoen berpor,
rief, sum Spfer.
@citfalcn.
= Nn Dem @ergmann SoIesfa
aus Saer muroe fiir5lid altf aorn.
bopener @ebiet ein Hailbmoro Der.
iibt. 9er9lellte fonoen i'm frii6
WtorgenS nit Ollrdifnittenem Solic
nn6 onberen &erlebungen inn @ro=
ben. llbr nn0 Saoridoit fcblten.
Inter Dem 9eroodt ser SbGterldoit
mlroe Der &oltgGnger ocS Grmoroe.
ten perbaitet, Der Na6tS nit bIutbe-
llloelten aieioern nod Souie fam.
= 9ieier Gage milrbe in eillem
8ebiild)e Die bereitS in 8eripeiulg
ilbergegongene Seihe Ser ~16iGbrigen
Sodter oeS &otters &ofentieot bon
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-20
&anfds.

Nidt burGpeg IGBt iiG in
mierem 8eiten bon @erorGngltn0
Der Sicb5uft, 8. +. berieni9en uuf
Der 6rciwcibe, bur6 9lferboll er5G9.
len; in einem groBen &beil 6eS meIt,
liden aonioS menigitens lit oo$
9erooc @egentbeil eingetreten: Der
2onomirtbidaits @etrieb bot oufge.
bort, lnb bns &onb tit pieoer In
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-20
Ger 3critrcnte.

grofeiior Tim 2beater 81 ieiner
SrolL Die mGbreno elmer rii6renoen
S5ene beftig 81 idllih5en onfGngD:
pgta, 1ei rilbig Sron -. i6 nero
Sir han naiien Mnt fnnianl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-20
Gliak.g otGrimocn

Cine aaerliebite Serengeididte
miro aus gteufird) beridtet. Stono
oa in eillem Stol cine &llh redts
BON i6r mieoer cine Stub, linfS Elm
aolb. Gines Cages 9ob Tie feinell
SropIen Mtild) mebr; lie mlBte olio
bebert iein. Gum @liide mar ooS
Serenm1nnel I'M 0orfe, ons wuroe
gebolt, iprod) feline 3ou6eripriide
mo befobl Damn, ben Ylot Der Stub
81 iped)leln. 8 @unoer, am Md.
item Worgen itnno Die &li6 mieoer
nit pollem Gutter oo. ga ltelte man
Die Stub mieber an i6ren alten TlaB.
mo llebe 0a, am anoern Otorgen aob
lie feinen Sropien Wild) mebrl Iun
ING man on nadBmoenfcn nno man
lab, ooB 0aS aalb bis bnbin oaS
Outer mlsgetrumfen bate. 9oS
Sercnm0nnel ober bat fiir lcine 3aus
berei 10 Wtarf erbolten uno Tie aud,
bebolten. IS bate gleiG 9eleben,
mie Ole Sade 5uiammenbing.
Sciien.Na6an.
Son ibrem S6ipaGer muroc
Die Gbeirau beS Observation-Disclosures
Hnle in MfDndeboi (bei NalIeQ er.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-20

Der Soleridaft Waeitrup altf0efunI
Den. Die &eble mar fait pollitdnoig
ollrd'dnitten. Die &oteutieOt mar
am Gage porber BON eitem 9lusgan9e
5llrilfgefebrt. Sic mnr 5rlIeBt nit
einem Sobn Oes 9tad)bars 9lnoel-
monlt, einem in @iltrlip bcld)Giti0ten
Nrbeiter, 9eieben morben. @egen
oicien lenfte iid iofort Der NerDad)t
Der Sb1teri6oft.l,no er ipurbe Der.
baftet. Nngelmnnn bot Die S6ot be.
rcltS eingeItoltben.
Wnrttembcrg.
@Gbrenb bes Commandment.
boltes in @ilOboo paiiierte es einem
Wtiinfencr &urgait, ouB er feline 10.
chen %cmpfnngcne @odenrednung
1lrgell0s mebr finben fonnte, o6mobl
er lie ESood gau5 gelpiB in ole Soi6e
gelteft uno in5piifen MIR ein paor
Shrltte gum n1dlten SrieffaIten ge-
mad)t Bate. Nnoern Gags nllr6e
er iiber Den Gerbleib belebrt ourdb
Den empfang ser folgenoen luitige1
3eilen:
~Siebesbriefe, Nniidtsforten.
Senoungen bon allen Nrte1,
Seget man pertrauenspoQ
Sn Den &alten - bis er pol.
llnO Die BoIt, nod otter @eiie,
Senoet ale auf Die Geile
ltno beiorgt lie gut nnO redt,
0enn -ionit gin9e cS ibr idledt!
Wos man aber beut perlangcn
Son inns tbat, bas mabt ulls bangen,
Sat non inns bod, umgeuiert,
Cine &ed)nlng %praienticrt.
8erne tblm mir ia ben Scliten
Cine fleine Srenb' bereiten
6inoig linb mir ieber5eit
llno oitr Iilstlmft germ bereit:
Nber nod fir Inoere 5oblen
@o Ole eigne Sdulo mn6t Sllolen-
Gein! Gas lit 81 bel perIongt!
0orllm iein Sic redt beoallft,
gtebmen Sic bie Scotia 5uriiG,
gei inns bab'n Sic oomit fem @liidl
(Ntir fir unglltD :.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-06-10
THEY YARETORETIRE
RUSSIA WILL ABANDON ALL PO.
SITIONS SOUTH OF HARDIN.
Realize That Manchuria Cannot Be Held
Car Gives His Consent-Every Pre-
caution Being Made to Withstand
Siege-Hope Entertained Enemy May
Find Too Many Lines to Guard

Moscow, June 3.-The Russian gov
ernment is beginning to realize that
its troops in the field will hardly be
able to retain possession OF Manchuria,
and that even more reverses are in
store for General Kuroratkin's army.
is learned from an absolutely de-
pendable source that Harbin is being
fortified and placed in condition to
withstand a siege and that it is gener-
ally believed in government circles that
the army will be compelled to abandon
Mukden and all positions to the SOUTH
ward and retire to Harbin, there to
await the Japanese armies. The in
formant states that all the heavy siege
guns which have been reported as
shipped for use in the Russian fortifi
cations in Southern Manchuria during
the last few weeks are in reality in
tended for service at Harbin.
Nor is that all. Kronstadt and
other first class fortresses are being de-
nuded of their heaviest guns, which
are bieng prepared for shipment to the
Manchurian border, there to be mount
ed at Harbin. 1t is the hope of the
czar and his advisers that this place
may be made impregnable, and the
Japanese can be compelled to extend
their lines over so much territory that
they will exhaust themselves guarding
their lines of communication.
1t is certain that General Kuropat-
kin's insistance that it is impossible to
retain control of Manchuria has had
painful effect on the czar, who has
trusted implicitly to Admiral Alexieff.
The latter declared that no Japanese
army could ever secure footing north
of Yalu, but this dream has been dis
PEELED and now the Russian govern
ment is facing the fact that the Japan
ese not only have obtained a foothold,
but also that their forces are equal, if
not superior in numbers, to the Rus
slams, and at the same time are much
better equipped.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-06-10
Tornado Iniures Twenty.

Omaha, June 4.-Additional reports
from Tekamah, which was struck last
night by tornado, indicate that about
20 persons were injured, some of them
seriously hurt. There were no fatal
tiles.
The storm wrecked most of the build
ings in its path, which was block in
width and several blocks long. The
opera house, two general stores, a
blacksmith shop and several residences
were destroyed. A high school COM
mencement rehearsal was in progress
in the opera house when the storm
struck the building, carrying away tie
loof and partially wrecking the walls.
A number of pupils we've injured.
The people of the town had little warn
ing of the coming storm, and many had
narrow escapes. The property loss is
heavy.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-06-10
Fires Torpedoes Under Water.

Newport, R. l., June 6.-The second
days government trial of the subma-
rine boat Fulton today was devoted to
the firing OF torpedoes while submerged
and just afoat. Three tolpedoes were
taken on board at the torpedo station,
and the Fulton, accompanied by the
gunboat Hist and the tug Powhatan,
with the trial board on the Hist, went
up the bay as far as Gould island.
Two torpedoes We're fired while the Full
ton was entirely under water and going
at speed of about eight knots. The
boat then rose until the coming tower
was in sight when the third was DIS
charged. The three topedoes had an
average range of 1,7O0 yards. Cap
tain Train, president of the trial board,
stated tonight that the tests were satis-
factory.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-06-10
WILL END KIDNAPPING.
France viii Exercise More Authority in
Morocco In Future.

France Will Exercise More Authority in
Morocco In Future.
Paris, June 3.-The request of the
United States for the cooperation of
France in bringing about the release of
Perdicaris and Varley> has produced a
very favorable impression at the foreign
Office here, where much significance is
attached to the request, as embodying
the first distinct international recog-
milton of frances paramount influence
in Morocco. It is expected that this
will lead to more emphatic exercise
of French authority over Morocco with
the view of suppressing lawlessness and
the protection of foreigners, but the
nature of the future steps is not an
nounced pending the negotiations on
the subject.
Ambassador Porter called at the for
eign Office this morning and conferred
with Foreign Minister Delcasse relative
to the course of the Washington cabi-
net: Yesterday M. Delcasse stated that
negotiations were now progressing at
Tangier and at Fez, the chief reliance
being placed on the sultan's yielding
before the united representations of
France, Great Britain and the United
States.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-06-10
JAPS CLOSING IN
FORWARD MOVEMENT AGAINST PORT
ARTHUR BEGUN In EARNEST.
Heights Reported Taken-Artillery Domi-
mates Works of Russian Stronghold
Outer Eortlfications Lost-Squadron
Tries SortIe From Port. but Admiral
Togo Soon Drives Them Back.

Rome, June 6.-Reports from Toxic
indicate that the Japanese have already
begun the preliminary assaults upon
Port Arthur. The Giornale d'Itaila
prints dispatch from its Toxic cores
pondent saying the japanese have occu-
pied the first line of the outer fortifi-
cations at Port Arthur. In this event,
the second line of the outer fortifica-
tions must have been taken earlier.
The correspondent adds that the Rus
slams offered but the feeblest resistance
to the assault.
The Toxic correspondent of the
Agenzia Liberas, after confirming the
Italia's report, says four Japanese di-
visions occupied Kwan Tung heights
yesterday and placed heavy batteries of
artillery thereon, thus dominating the
works of Port Arthur.
The Russian squadron, says the cor
respondent, tried a sortie from the port
against the japanese, but the Japanese
fleet soon forced it to return to the
harbor.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-06-10
JAPANESE MINES EXPLODED.
Russians Continue to Clear the Port
Arthur Roadstead.

St. Petersburg, June 4.-The follow
ing dispatch from Viceroy Alexieff to
the emperor has been received here:
"Rear Admirals Wittsoeft and Orig
orovitch report that up to May % nu-
merous Japanese mines had been dis
covered and exploded in the roadstead
of Port Arthur. The Japanese evident
ly have replaced the freships which
they formerly used, by mines sown by
merchant steamers in their service"
The emperor has received the follow
ing dispatch from General Kuropatkin: ::
GAIL is quiet in the direction of
Feng Wang Cheng. Stu Yen has not
been occupied by Japanese detach-
ments.
"On May 80 two camps of Japanese
infantry and 80 dragons advanced
along the Takushan road towards Ona-
lassi for the purpose of turning the left
flank of our outposts. Our scouts dis
covered the movement and firing en-
sued, in the course of which one Co.'S
sack was wounded and one horse killed.
''The Japanese detachment, which
our cavalry successfully engaged May
80, is now stationed four versts from
Vafangow, fortifying its position.
'There have been further Japanese
advances from saimatza toward Feng
Chow Ling Pass on the Lao Yang
road"
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-06-10
VIII Give Japan Large Sum.

Chicago, June 3.-Ito Himatsu, a
Japanese merchant of New York, has
arrived in Chicago with a common
split-leather valise containing $780,
900 in United States money, which he
will give to the mikado to help defeat
Russia. The cash is all in United
States gold notes and bank bills. The
money was deposited here with trust
company on the advice of the local jap
anese consul. Ito Himatsu expects to
sail from San Francisco on June IL.
He is recognized authority in America
on Japanese art, and his discourses for
the last five years have been the SUBJ
ject of many written disquisitions on
the influence of Japanese arts and jap
anese ideals upon modern aestheticism.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-06-10
MAchINISTS 90 OUT.
Three Thousand Chicago Men Protest
Against 1O-Hour Day.

Against lU.aOur Odys
Chicago. June 1.-The 5000 ma
chinists employed in the companies
that compose that Metal Trades associ-
alton went on strike last night as pro-
test against the 10-hour day, and prac-
tically all of the lis shops represented
in the association are closed today.
No effort will be made to operate the
shops until tomorrow, and then the
force of the employers will be central
lied at few plants.
The 10-hour day was inaugurated by
the employers for the purpose of bring
ing the strike to crisis. In state
ment sent out tonight by the officers of
the association, it is declared that the
employers had no intention of return
ing to the 10-hour day, but they were
compelled to take this step to combat
the slow individual strike campaign,
which was commenced by the Machin
ists' union some time ago.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-06-10
FLOOD IN HOTTIES.
cIoudbursts Compel Six Hundred Kansas
Families to Flee.

Topeka, Kan, June A. - Kansas
streams are rapidly rising tonight.
Cloudbursts are reported from Emporia,
Newton, Strong City, Florence, Man.
haitian, St. John and Salina. At Lin
coin Center more than four inches of
water fell in three hours.
Heavy rains are reported from up
stream in the Kaw valley, but most of
the high water trouble is being expert
enced in the bottom lands between En-
poria and Newton. At Emporia the
Neosho and Cottonwood rivers are re-
ported as rising foot an hour. At
Florence, the Santa Fe tracks are
washed out in several places.
Six hundred people were forced to
leave their homes in Newton, and res
cue parties will be at work all night
saving people from the flood.
The town of Elmdale, eight miles
from Cottonwood Falls, is reported as
being under three feet OF water.
A severe wind accompanied the rain,
greatly damaging fruit and growing
crops.