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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-05
5attise 5ulf liOer itOr N6o.

Rpben blanbt be fattige Omd6a,
itriOer Omaha Ddilp 9}eps" /
@aar, bar p@ret itor be tolbe 9d=
&c, oi nblig bappe. Be, Der er BE-
itaftiget meO at bjalpe Oem, flyer, ct
Gcben er ItFrre, eno ben bar baret
/ be fenere Nar.
Gangs 5lo0oalen er mango paa
Ran6en af 6ungersneo.
Manoene timber fun ringe 8eitafs
tigelie. Meno, fom er 5amiliefOr=
icrgere, er Dillige til at gpre bpab
inn beHt 9trbejOe for 70 Gents ON
0agcn.
So ferlige 9ilfaloe er melbt til
5relIensbGrens 6opebfparter. Get
ere er en- 5amilie beb gtaon @beeler.
iom bor / en- ,,raoine" mellem 2ben
% Syrancis Streets. Den beItdar
al Munb og Some pg 7 8prn. Gn
9reng paa 8 Qlar bar lang Sib lig=
get fpg al SpfoiO Seber, Wlr.
W6etler bar beret lloen 6prtjeneite
/ flere Tiger, og Sanlilien er olbeles
uOen 5pbemiOIer. De er pane 5olf.
og bet lille Sjem rent.
9et anbet 5ilfelbe er en- Wlrs.
5artbine meb lin balbbotsne Oatz
ter. Moberen laa af pneumonid, %
9utteren bapOe miitet i'm 5prtjenez
tie, forbi BUN Itulbe paste Wtoberen.
0a be fanbtes, bar be begge uoen
5fo. De bar faaet miblertibig
9ielp.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-05
@iljOrn IOOicDelts WGit

geai4ingtcn, 3. 5ebr. - General
Benjamin s. 9ilioen, fom bar asIi-
iierenOe eDerite General ober goers
itDrten | ben ipoafritanite Strig, to9
2outeon iammen meo preIibent
gtooIepelt Dag.
0e to bar meget tilfalles, oa goers
trigereu er en- bp9tig Sa9er, en- Nas
tureliter og 5orfatter. 9ilioen flyer,
at arigen S9oafrita efterfulgtes
al 30rte og aOG9epiOemi, fau 5Ols
let er en- elenbig 3iftano.
9an paaItaar, at 6perten be bolz
lanbife eler be engelife fbnes ON ben
britiiite glegering Oerinee, % amer
bet lite for umuligt, at ben Dag fan
iomme, ba HepubIiften bill blipe
genoprettet.
General @iljoen iammen meb 2l.
gG. Gents ai ben briliTte 2trmee rei=
ier til ct. 9ouis Morgen, bpor be
oil gore llbtait til nogle al be biItoz
rifle arigsfcener, fom bil bliOe en-
Del al ben ibbafrifanlte ll6Itilfing
ct. 2ouis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-05
Senator Sanna fremoeles igs.

Senator gamma bar ligget iDg
nogen Sib. Wlen man bar life BIZ
oere regnet bet, ba man mente, at
bet bare bar Strip. Men nu bar
man begbnbt at frpste. 5 @aar
9olbtss Der en- &onIultdtipn paa en-
Slime al Doftorerne Hireb, 9reiper
fra Nep YOrt og 2obb Mdgrubber
ira @aibington. Man begbnber al
frpgte for 3pfoio. s en- Bulletin.
fom 9OftOrerne ubItebte, bebbsr bel
bog, at Der ingen 9runb er til al
frb9te for, at ban life itulbe fommt
iig | en- rimelig Sib.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-05
Sun iOa9t $oaaG um 5reO.
u It tp Der nu paa, at 9 pan=
bingen mellem 9fuslan D
% Sapan btl enbe me
&rig.

Saaoan lpber Gfterretningerne
Eeaoe fra 2tfte5 og ira / Dag tib=
Gg. 9e bar eaers / Den iioite llge
Ippt, iom lea lenge fpr, mart paa
&rig p9 iaa paa 6reo. Spanbingen
6ar bog paret itartere eno for, iOet
man foritop, at Sapan / fin iiOite
glote til 8uslanb baoOe 9ioet faa
9obt ipm en- iiOite 6enitiGing, fer
li1 angaaenoe &inas Superenitet
Man6uriet, pg 8uslano 6lep oeo
at bale 2iben uo, in6en bet bil9e
ioare paa Oenne Sapans 6enitilling.
Wlan mente faa, at bet bar &rig8s
og 5reb8pdrtierne 9Ruslano, Der
lad Strio. &ejierea og @reo
2amsOorf pnIfer oprigtig at beOare
5reOen, men be lanbzgraaOige Dip
iomater !taar benz imob, Oct bar
en- bel unOerrettet japdneIiit 0iplos
mat 2onbon, Der ubtalte fig 1aas
lebes, men bon 6dabeoe = bet er ct
Par 9age iioen = at 5reOspartiet
ltulbe gau of meo Seiren.
Smiblertib bar man life enbnu Yet
roget til 4uslanbs Spar. 8et me-
ner bel at tunne Itda beo at uObdle
Siben; tbi bells 9iber bet 2ejligbeO
til fortiatte 8rigsforbereOelIer, og
Ruslano ibnes beitemt paa, at ftuI
Der blioe 8rig, faa ifal Sapan baOe
Sob at faa 2@ren for at 6egpnoe
ben, men tiGlt9e 9tnfoaret naturligz
big.
st Telegram fra 2onoon, A.
5ebr., tla9er oper 0e foreneoe Staz
ters Sor6olo. 8et er en- ct. pes
tersbprg &orrefponbent, Der telegras
ferer til 2onoon, at ben rusIi1e
presIe fluger. 0erIom Sdpdn life
unberbaanbs mpbtog Spmuntringer
fra WaIbington, pilbe bet for l0n9e
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-05
SfrGtfclig 9ranOulytfc / cit
Oonit Jnmilic / GDncil SluTs,


gatten melem Manoa9 og 3irsz
rag inoe6ranote Ulr. oq Nrs. 9eIer
6 66riIteniens 5 ggrn / 2Qoeren fra
Il Mar til 5 Nlaaneoer. Deoen
ppertog Dem, iom De laa beres ~
oefe Spon.
U}oOeren, JON giorbe tit 6eote for
at reoOe gornene, 6leo Ielb Iaa for
6rqnbt, at BUN osbe oaereoe iamme
0aqs Moraen al. 8 paa @omans
66riitian 2l5iociotion 6oipital, bbor
bun par 6ra9t Zen.
@a6oerne bioFe intet om 9rdns
ben, fsr 0}oOeren flpeteoe ira 6ui1t
meb ateoerne / ful0 6lamme. Der
gioroes itrat8 9ranoalorm, men ba
Steoet laa iua langt ube 16O2 @.
10t6 StreeD ira granbitationen, tom
Der ingen 6jalp, fer bet par for
lent.
6uIet ne06rqnbte til @runoen.
8grnene bar brGnbte til 5ortullin9
oeres Senge. W}oberen bar ida
for6rGnbt, at bun table @ebiof6ebcn
itrdts eTter &atoItrofen. Oct par fun
liot, bun tunbe fortPlle ON, boab Der
par ifet, bare not til at faa en- 5prz
itaaelie al, al bun bap6e giort alt /
6enbes Mdgt for at frelie 9ernene.
9a bun fertes til SO. 6. 2(. SoIpiz
tai, iagbe bun i'm 8iloeIle: oSeg
preDeOe at frelIe bem; jeg prpDebe
at frefe Oem."
@fter bet libet, BUN fortlarebe til
9la6oer, puagnebe bum oeb Wlionat
og fdnbt 9areliet, bDori be JOB alle
6, fnlot al gteg o9 sue. Saa preOeoe
bun ferIt at reOoe 9ernene, og oa
bette mislptteoes, flpebe BUN for ot
isge Sj9lp. 0uiet bar ba allere6e
inbbbllet 5lammer. 5or fent
SuIet bar en- enetages 8pgning og
opparmet meO en- ofoft coal itooe" /
9dgligItuen. MOberen pg 8srnene
JOB / ct tilItsOenbe @erelIe, be 10
minbite Tammen meb Waoberen tn
Seng, og be andre tire / en- onben.
Dan untuger, at Der er Itet en- Slags
gtsploIion, Iaa Der er toitet Slbgnis
iter nb / gareliet, Og berfra er Slben
opItaaet.
peter GbriitenIen bar borte poa
Q(rbejoe | GreIcent Gitp. Ser teles
fOnerebes efter BAN, O9 ban ontom
beo Odggrp - fun for at finbe fine
3 8grn bpOe og i'm aone beenbe.
peter GbriitenIen er fra 9(alborg,
0dnmart, pg tom til Nmeritd for
23 g(dr iiben. Oet bar paa bans
5soielsbug, bet lta6netunge Slag
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-05
TIovorIeoes er oette! .

vi til61ber ct bunhrebe Dollars geIsnnins for %
1nGy Eliroe a aotarrb. oer life Tan belbrebes ost
Has Catarrh Cure.
4. 8. 6braep & o., Giere. 9oIebo 6.
gi lluoertegnebe. bar fenbt r. 8. GDeneD be fibR
u War og iror, ban CT aloeeS b06erq olle 5or,st'
infsSron sattinner og fin1nclet San0 I'll at on IL
0 aA9sr gqrplltgie betss iStrmo bar pdotoeet ii0.
gte 4 Grnat. g9boleiae 9rnggiiis 2olebo. ..
g9aioiHq, Atnnon ~ lRarbti.
Mboleiale 0ruagtIts. 9oleoD. :.
hali's Catarrh Cure lGges nbpenoig og buffer ol'
eiR pan Slpoet Oh Spitenet5 zlintbinber. 4riS 75I
ns fSiaite ICES al cne glpntbetere gioneSbpr0 fit
hail's FANNY pillg er be beolte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-05
GBicasOs 9iismenO cr
@eouin9ey.

Pot. Or. 3ames Stone, g}eftor
oeb ct. Somes epiIlopale airfe, batz
te itort Rore meO fin 9rabiten iioite
Sgnodg 5ormioOag
,5lertaaet al be rige og benz, Der
fotial 9enieenoe poe Itprit Sn6fl9z
Oelie Der 66icago, er 6ebnihger -
pene 6e0nn9er, ON man bill. men
pirteIig 6eOninger", Iagoe ban.
6an mener at foruoIe, at Der fos
reitaar en- aloorlig Stamp meaem
5oltetlasierne, o9 at @6icago bill
6lipe Stormens Centrum. De riqe
aoDareOc ban, ioet BON fagoe, at be
IaaeOe 8itter6eO og biloe bite
ooiroeloinO.
Or. Stones 2(ngreb paa be rige
6ar efter ,66i Gec. 6er." batt itor
9ebagele og megen aommenterin9.
Sans egen Menig6eO 6eTtaar meItenz
bels af rige. 2(t Der 6Ianot G6icaz
gees rige er fcnue llnota9elfer fra
8egIen, inorsmmer Stone bifli4.
0len llnota9elIerne er faa faa, at
De gsr RegIen iaa me8et mere fldas
enoe.
o2tt Der er itOre g}asIer benne
90, iom 61erten frpgtcr guo ellsr
a9ter MenneTler", iagoe Or. Stone
pioere, oil1Ipes foririns0is 10 Q(ars
lager; ben enc af 6isie er - mango
0ieni94ebers lloioen6eo og Sbag6eo,
oen anOen, at bore melt belitaaenoe
o9 inbflDOeliesrige Nlenneifer er irs
religisTe".
Gnonu en- llotalelTe:
oQaar Nlano % apin0er me0
5noflDoefe leber Iaaleoes, fan man
iaa unores o0er, at 0}ano % abinz
Ger ira ot6e 1ams" fel9er i oeres
Spor. 9eriom oeHne Itore MasIe
al unoertueoe Menneiter tunoe uoz
tdle fig, 6pab fan 6anoe pil Ite paa
en- Q2aa6e Di oil 9rue for, Iaa pilpe
ben iige til mig og til aQe 66icagos
9raiter: ,gi er life De barffe /
@uo5 Zine, 6egono meo Dem, iom
buroe pere pore 2ebere".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-05
EQUATOR Burton er life bnnoc.


II man / Ct. 9ouis ben 1. SER.
fpurate Senator Burton fra Sam
fas. 6oem ri forleoen omtalte, om
Ban 6apbe noget at iige angaaenoe
anflagen imob BAN for at bare
mobtaget 9enge af aioto @rain &c
Securities aompaani / ben antpoeos
psniigi at POE SnOilbbelIe paa 9(us
toriteterne goitoepartementet,
Fbarsbe ban, at ban 6apbe taft not
{ ben Sag forels6ig % pitbe life
Iige mere f6r 5orberet, men ban bap
be ingen Grunb til nlin6ite Maas
Dc al f6le fig alarmeret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-05
.3 g(are.

i0en bore gaaet inO paa Guslanbs
5orilag. Den rusiiIte gresie me-
ner, at bet er bort 9anbs @genz
nptte, Der fpiaer en- goae, t9i / 8ilz
falOe, Ger 6liDer 3rig, bil bet bragg
6Or6el 0eraf Oe0 at leDere 5orplejz
ning8mioler,
Den japaneiiite WliniIter 9ga=
'i6in9ton, U1r. 8ofa6ira er af tin
9fegering blepeu unberrettet om, at
ben ruSiiife 5IoaOe bar forlaot 9ort
Qrtfur. Der iiges intet ON, 6por
ben agter fig ben.
Statsbepartementet / @af6ington
bar moOtoget iloe0ar5lenoe Gfterret-
ninger fra flere 5i0er angaaenbe Den
ru8fit=japaneiiife Situation.
Gn al be meit 6ete9nenbe @fterz
retrin9er itaOfaiter en- MebbelelIe
9enrem gre5fen, at Sapane1erne /
8ldotpoitot er bleoen tilia9t at fprs
labe 8pen, ep 5orbolbsregel, man
iialOen 9ri6er til uben bet 5iffelz
De, man amer bet for aloeles itffert,
at Der bill 6liOe arig.
qaa g2oppet al 8rig etler
5reb.
o&rig eller 6reO oil fomme 0lor
gen" er Den alminoeige M}ening
OiplomatiIte &reOie. 8aabe / Den
rl8iiite gm6asib og Den japaneiiife
Qe9ation 4 @ai6in9toD amer Siz
tuationen iom meget alborlig. s
iamme 3etning gaar 3elegrammerne
alleDegne ira. Sapan er 6erebt paa
arig nuor iom 6elIt, og man mener,
at ON 9aslanb8 Sbar life 6lipe til=
freO5itilIenOe, bill bet gipe fit 1lti-
matam ben 10. 5e6ruar. OqIaa ira
&ina melDe5 Der ON, at 4egeringen
er forbereDt pda 9rig.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-01
HAD NO OFFICIAL ADVICE
ON THE ViCkSRURG INCIDENT.


BY the Associated Press.
St Petersburg, Feb Referring
to the statement of the commando of
the gunboat, Vicksburg The foreign OF.
fee having received a complete aud
satisfactory explanation, an official
said today
I'VE had no official advices on the
subject, but as the incident was at
tracing much attention here, it is n
source of qualification to learn that
the statements were not only untrue,
but that the Nickshurg was first TO
render aid We desire to preserve the
most amicable relations with the
American republic and when the truth
is generally known it will doubtless
80 far to allay the irritation caused by
the original report"
When the government receives an
official report on the the aid rendered
by the Vicksburg to the Russian
wounded It will express to the United
States its formal thanks. as In case Of
the British, French and Italian war.
ships.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-01
VLAD|vOST0CK IS SEALED

Third race, purse,one mile and TWEEN.
ty yards: Leila, 81; Blue Darter, lO2.
Esiralaw. 1922 Louis Kraft, tQ2; s.
Thistle. 1922 Floral King, 107 Red
man, 109; Ostrich, 112.
Fourth race, one mile handicap:
sThe Regent 95; @Vestry 9s: 9S;
Maj. Mansur. 100; Ostrich, l0l; The
Messenger, 1903; Port Royal, 112.
Goldsmith entries.
Fifth race: Trossaehs, So; Gus
Hendron, 95; Port Warden, 95: Jno
Doyle, So; Satchel, l02: Royal Pirate
1903, Badger, 10i; Aules, l0i; Prodigal
Son, 10S; Irving Mayor, 1909; +, Ad
mission, 109; Bullario. 112
Sixth race, selling, mile and three
sixteenths: Trio. 92, Lou, Woods, 92;
Tracy, sc: Blue Mint, 9S; Compass
9S Tanered, 105.
New Orleans Scratches.
First race, Tom Oday.
Second race, Jim Fcrrin.
Fourth race, Grayina,
Fifth race, Bluemlnt, McWilllams
Reckoner, Enigre, Hegira.
Sixth race, Breaker, Tancred, Saf,
Guard Foxy Kane.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-01
ORLEANS AND OAKLAND
Six Races at Each Track--The En-.
tries and Scratches For
Today.

New Orleans, La. Feb 29.-The
weather clear and track fast made the
racing first-class in every respect.
Tberesults:
First race. five and one-half fur.
longs: Maritant, to I, first: St.
Caro-, Is to |. second; Sparrow Cap, 6
to /. third Time, los Is.
Second race. six furlongs: Cyprien.
ne, to /, first; Wreath of Ivy. to
TO- second Short Cake. Is to /, third.
Time. l:14.
Third race, half mile: Viperine, ;
to 5. first; Madred Law. TO |. sec
ond; Lady Greenwood, TO /, third.
Time, As rs.
Fourth race, handicap, mile. Lew
Dorsey. 6 to ), first; New York. to
10. second Trogan, 30 TO !, third.
Time, 80 Is.
Fifth race. mile and seventy yards
Pronta. to 10, first; The Messenger,
4 to I. second; Icicle. 10 /, third.
Time. i:44 4-g.
Sixth race. six and one-haf fur.
longs: Mslster. z to 10. first Zyra
Z TO 2, second Arschue. to j, third
Today's Entries.
Weather clear. track fast.
First race. one mile. selling Prob
able. 92: Colin George. IS: Hegire, 9S,
Aminite. log: The Wizard. 102; Ant
Trust. 104: John, l04; Princelet. 1b5.
H'y Corners, los: Mint Bud. 107: II
Franstamer. 107. Marcos. liz.
Second race, selling, one mile and
seventy Yards: AtheoIa, 10i; Franz
Rice. los: Burning Glass. 107; Post
l0a: Circus Girl. 100; McWilliams
III. Bengal. Ill; North Wind, Ill
d. pf Gilcad. III; Pretorius. III.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-01

II is reported here that there will be
a small engagement soon somewhere
in northern Korea. where the Rus
SLAMS are scouting over an extended
area, close to the Japanese positions,
but general engagement Is not cx.
pected for some time
The Russian forces south of the
Yau river Is inconsiderable, its great
est strength seeming TO be in the vi.
einity Of Win North Of the Yalu riv.
or the Russian army is constantly in
creasirg in numbers and is being
mobiiized, but the chances of its as.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-01
Two Russian Warships Sunk and
Another Badly Disabled.
PORT ARTHUR IS BOUND TO FALL
According to Tenor of St. Petersburg Dis
patches=-First Shots Exchanged
on Land.

st. Petersburg, Feb. pa direct
confirmation of the report from Ha.
kodate that Vladivostock is blockadcd
by japanese vessels cannot be OBJ.
tanned here, but 1t is considered not
improbable. During the Japanese
landing operations in Korea the Jap.
anese Warships to the north were
blockadIng then as the most cHcc.
tive means of securing non-interfer.
ence.
Furthermore II is worthy of note
that for more than one week no word
has been allowed to come from vIsd
v,ostok, and this IN Itself, seems
etrons nresunptive evidence that i'm
portant events are transpiring.
Reports from Liau Yang. Man
churia are that the Japanese fleet has
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-01
AT OAKLAND,

Oakland, Cal, Feb. 20 The wealth
or cloudy and track heavy,
First race, five and one-half fur,
longs: Cassie W.. to /, first; Amo-
runa, 20 to /, second Rustic Girl to
|, third. Time, I'LL Ii.
Second race. Lansdowne. to /,
first; Muresca, 3 to |, second; Lady
Kent, to /. third. Time, l;16M
Third race, five and one.half fur
longs: Hoceo, . to s, first; Box Elder
3 to I, second Targette, to |, third
Time. l:12la
Fourth race. one mile. Mr.. Dingle
s to 5, first; Outhurst, 10 to !, second,
Mr.. Farnum, 5 to /, third. Time
1:46H.
Fifth race. iuturity. course: Lore
Wadsworth, ~ to /, first: Red Cross
Nurse, 6 to |, second; Celebrant, tt
], third. Time, 1:13A.
Sixth race, mile and one sixteenth
Vetreano, to |, first; Daisy Green,
ia , secnnd; chlckadee.. 10 to | third
Time, :53.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-01
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
London, March tst, a. ND dis
patch to The Telegram from Yin kow
dated February 20, says: Fifteen
Japanese warshps fur,ously lombard
ed Port Arthur from 10 until t2 O'Clock
this morning. The Russian cruiser,
Nov,k, AskoId and Bayan. accompan.
led by four torpedo boats, steamed
out to meet the attack. They, however
were forced to retire. The AskoId was
in a sinking condition, the Noylk badly
damaged, and torpedo beat sunk.
The Russian battleship Retvixan was
again damaged. The Japanese with.
drew in good order"
Aa,aS,s ai@-tha Ian >~~s. ~ ti''s at
tack did not remain long enough off
the harbor to enable the gunners at
the forts to get their range. The fact
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-01
THE RUSSIAN HEBREWS
PRAYING FOR CZAR'S SUCCESS,

BY Associated Press.
Grajevo, Russia, Feb. 29.-The He
brew community here crowded the
synagogue Saturday TO pray for Rus
sian victory. The rabbi compared the
Japanese to the Amalekites, THE
memory Of whom would be wiped
out" The congregation raised pop.
ular subscription.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-01
THE COURT OF APPEALS
Grants Chicago, Great Western Rail.
road Many Rights Over Union
Pacific Tracks.

st Paul. Feb. 29.--Judge Sanburn.
In the United States court of appeals
today decided the right of the Chicago
Great Western railroad 10 enter Oma.
ha from Council Bluffs over the Union
Pacific bridge.
The Great Western Is also given
the right TO use the Union Pacific pas
senger station in Omaha and the use
OF the tracks of the latter from Coun.
ell Bluffs and Omaha to South Omaha
where the big packing industries are
located.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-01
A FURTHER CONSIGNMENT
OF GUNS AND AMMUNITION.

BY the Associated Press.
st. Petersburg. Feb. ga further
consignment of guns ard ammunition
was dispatched hence to the far East
today All the ships are filled with
soldiers offering up their devotions
prior to their departure for the far
East.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-01
DEATH OF AN AGED PRIEST.
By the Associated Pres

Wichita. kas.. Feb. 2a.--Father An
ton Joseph Legrande. once an Epis-
copalian bishop is dead. aged n.
Father Legrande was Episcopal until
about twenty years ago when he was
converted to the Catholic faith by the
order of Resurrectionists. lie was
born and educated in France. served
in the French army and was of noble
birth. At the time of his death he
was chaplain Of St Francis hospital
Wichita
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-01
THE RUSSIAN AUTHORITIES
TO MAKE SEARCHING INQUIRY
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
Washington, Feb, ga searching
inquiry will be made by the Russian
authorities in an, effort to place the
responsibility for the false report that
Commander Marshall, of the Ameri.
can gunhoat, Vicksbnrg' at Chemulpo,
had refused to rescue Russian sailors
from the Variag,
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-01
JAPAN'S LATEST Big
VICTORY IN PORT ARTHUR

suming the offensive are slight The
Japanese are constantly strengthen
ing their position and increasing their
forces in Korea.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-01
THE FIRST SHOTS ON LAND
EXCHANGED AT PING.YANG.


BY the Associated Press.
Tokio. Feb 29.-The first shots OF
the war on land we're exchanged Sun.
day at PingY Yang. A small detach-
ment Of Russian infantry, evidently
scouting, appeared to the nortbward
of the town. The Japanese outposts
opened fire on them from range Of
loo meters and the Russians retired.
The teleSram reporting the incident
fails to mtntion any casualties.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-01

that the same three cruisers, Baysn,
AskoId and Novik came out to meet
the attack suggests either they we're
the only effective ships there or that
the larger batIeships were unable to
get out.
The Toxic correspondent Of the
Times cabled that the steamers sunk
by the Japanese on either side Of the
Russian BattIeshp Retvizsn at Port
Arthur partially obstruct the entrance
to the harbor.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-01
DOWN WITH LA GRIPPE.

I BY Associated Press.
I Washington. Feb. % Secretary
Hay is confined to his he, Why a
. slight recurrence Of his oefuss ID
the Sfippe s.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-01

received orders to attack and capture
Port Arthur March 1st, at all costs.
coupled with comparison Of Port
Arthur and Sevas.apoI, made by the
Novoe Vremya, has created pro.
found impression, and has added to
the belief that the Japanese possibly
intend to commence land and sea oper
ations against Port Arthur sooner
than anticipated.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-03-01
Entries Today.
Weather cloudy, track heavy.

weather NIDuUt, tIdCk HtdN y,
First race, selling five furlongs
Rustic, Girl, 95; Ben Lash, 81; Alice
Carey, 80; Captivate, 100; Fair l.,
Anna, 1902; Scaforth, 1902; G. of Night,
10S: Water Power 105.
Second race purse, two,year old
maidcns. eleYenIenths of milo.
Light O'Day. LOG, lIooligan, 10, Lady
Ninora, no. Cardinal sarto, l09; An
auras, no. Velna, TO; inspector Hal
pin, Is.
Third race purse futurity course:
Motto, 102; Vigoroso. l02; lmpromp-
tn, 100; Cherries. 1903; Litus. 102; Ex-
aminer. los; Blackthorn, lO9; OIymp.
ian. 1903; Leader, no
Fourth race, selling, mile: Carrie
Ice. 100; Elmer l., 100, Anvil, l02;
=. Wadsworth, 1oj; lsabellita, 100;
Cbickadee, 100; Prince Blazes. lO7
Fifth race, selling, seven furlongs
Mont Peeress, 80; Rickumbob, l00,
Flaucur. 103. Possart 1903; Marelis.
100; Y. Marello, 100; Flyer, 105; Vel
lowstone, III.
Sixth race. selling, six furlongs.
Midway. "a; Dusty Miller, 80. Sir Ap.
pleby. 1914; Scher2o, 107; Salto, 90, j,
Et Tu Brute, 10t; st. Yusef, log; Geo.
Berry 107.
Scratches.
First race, Penzance, Dora |.
Second race. Yellowstone.
Fourth race, Keynote. Flyer, Dandie
Bell. Joe John.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-22

It takes money 10 build road-. and even after Tempe has voted for the bonds it will probably be two months before the cash can be raissd upon them. Their sale will have to b advertised Q certain length Of time, and after the bids are received it will take soEle time to have the bonds printed. delivered and the money turned over.
 Y eantime. those in charge of the ro0i enterprise will know as soon as the vote is countee just what they want t0 do, Tn the event the result is favorable and if they could only arrange some plan by which the money would be i'm mediately available, the building of the road would be hastened just that much.
 MT. Fowler, Engineer Hin and others were in conference yesterday on this matte- and though no p'au has as yet been worked out, Mir. Fowler says he is stil hopeful that some way may be opened up by which. this valuable tme may be saved.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-22

When AIendbles was turned out of made to the jurisdiction of the court. It was the theory of the defense that the crime had been committed on an h. dian or government reservat tion; that while the territory is given jurisdiction on government reservations in certain cases this was not one of the cases. but that it was a matter with which the United States court alone could deal
 At the time of the making of the Cb, jectinn Judge Kent sad he was inclin- ed to believe that it was sound one but he took the matter under advise ment until yesterday morning when hl dismissed the case for want of juris- diction. 8Ioiado was at once turned over to the Indian school authorities and he will probably be surrendered to the United States marshal
 The other case was that of Francisco Mendibles Indicted for horse-stealing. The horse m the case belonged to ". E. Deity the mining expert. Inc animal was stolen in Mexico and was found iE the possession of Nendibles at Tempe. At the preliminary examination tho testimony was SO strongly against him that there was no doubt of his guilt.