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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-06-30
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EIGHTH GRADE GRADUATION.

EIGHTH GRADE GRADUATION.
The graduating exercises of the
eighth grade pupils of the county
schools were held in the M. E.
Church, Wednesday evening, where
very interesting program was well
carried out. The graduating pupils
were:
Frank Adams Bertha Anderson
Lillie Apland Maggie R. Buckstead
Edna L. Downing Samuel r. Ferguson
May Flynn Frances Hanson
Jennie Larson Mabel E. Nelson
Victor Olson Jennie Potts
Mabel L. Rundell George L. Spaniel
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-06-30

passing glimpse of the teachers
as they have appeared OH our
streets.
Many familiar faces are seen
among the teachers, but there is
a large number Of new recruits
this year. Why do teachers
change so much? We fear there
is matrimonial bacillus that is
getting in its work. Or are the
wages so low that many or our
teachers go into other lines of
work rather than teach for the
wages offered? Both causes are
probably operative in making
rapid changes in the personnel of
the institute.
The coming man, so far as the
county superintendency is con-
cerned, is said to be enrolled in
the institute. The teachers are
much interested in this Individual
and would like to make his ac-
quaintance were it possible.
Messrs. Hardenbrook aud Mach
tigall are said to show a quiet but
genuine interest in this question.
Thus far no one has been so rash
as to propose straw vote on the
issue. The straw vote fend of
the campaign has not hatched out
yet.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-06-30
REPUBLICAN, NOMINATIONS.

NAI1ONAL TICKET.
For President
THEo. ROOSEVELT.
For Vice President
CHAs. W. FAIRBANKS.
STATE TICKET.
For Congress
CHAs. Fl. BURKE,
e. w. MARTIN.
For Governor
SAMUEL ri. ELRoD.
For Lieutenant Governor
j. f. M'DoUGALL.
For Secretary OF State
DAVID WIPE.
For Treasurer
A. B. COLLINS.
For Auditor
). f. HALLIDAY.
For Attorney General
PHILo HALL.
For supt OF Public Instruction
G. w. NASH.
For Land Commissioner
G. j. BACH.
For Railway Commissioner
w. G. SMITH.
For Judge, 1st judicial circuit
f. G. SMITH.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-06-30

Leanna Policy
Lizzie Watson
Mae Andrew
Mary Andrews
Elsie Sage
Annie Purinton
Ethel Hanson
Joseph Swenson
Isaac Nachtigall
Minnie Downer
M Eva Stout
John Gering
Dena Begenan
Nettie. Cotton
Gerald E Muller
Addie Chase
Ethel A Wilson
S M Coddington
Ethel Jones
Clara M Sletten
Ethel Collins
Emma r Scott
| E e Vernon
Sophia Kvalshaui
-
Clara Perkins
Grace Carter
| Matte Ahren
Kate Dahmen
Jessie Boterman
Bertha Nupen
Emma Scott
Cora Brown
Maye Martin
Alma E Gulwick
Esther Kuhler
Anna M Stevens
Victor Olsen
Helen illsie
&tK GeElv vain
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1904-06-30

Jessis Sage Myrtle Prince
Fora I Policy Lottie Mills
Jennie Hershey Verdi ". Brown
Alma Hackett Fioernce Steadman
Alta Smith Violet WraY
Byrde Hirst w Simpson Downer
Edna Morse Josephine Andrews
Lillian M Archer Maude 2 Cope
Iva Grimsley Gertrude Madison
Alice L Folken Florence Hargrove
Maggie Andrews
D GRADE.
Edna L Downing Maud Chase
Myrtle Blundell Bena Hilbrand
Jennie Larson Nettie Boterman
Nellie Wood Florence DeVries
Clara Withee Sam T Ferguson
Retta Sheldon Ethel Steadman
Minnie Morrison Lille Apland
Anna Nupen Bertha Anderson
Laura Canada Maggie Buckstead
Katie L Cranney Edna Weed
Addie Anderson Bessie Berry
Mable T. Rundell Mabelle E Nelson
Clara A Davey Wilbur Hargrove
Niels Nelson Jr Leona Q Knapp
Niels Nelson
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-08-03
sFaNrEMcY IA lEssENEn.


| St. Petersburg, aug News Of the
return Of the Ylaaivostok cruisers
from their third successful raid con
sldorably lesseuaa tie feeling Of DE-.
gpondcncy created BY Kuropaibin'e
telegram to the Emperor admitting
The necessity of his retreat Skry
dIo9's roport of the cruise points ont
the utter inability OF the japanese
varships to follow NJ the three Rus
sian cruisers. The Japanese were an
1arenfIt rra6le to snare q single ef.
'ectiye shin TO cops with them. skTy-
4loas dcgaatrh confirms the report
az the Associated Press correspond
he name OF the German steamer
sinh+rS Of which was first Gn4oalced
IN telegram to the Associated Press.
Il is presumed the Thea. although fly
ing the German flag. Was chartered by
n American firm.
According 10 reliable information II
u claimed private information has
been received that eight torpedo
boats were recently aoli IN the Uni
Tea States to the japanese govrn-
amt
The ealing of tho vho'a BalTic
squadron Is PROBABLY within fort
night. The admiralty has sent IN.
strucrions ID consuls along tire route
to prepare for thirty vessels within
three weeks.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-08-03

The f,ecr Zee n 0Hc from C!ac!n
ratl, the CITY 81 savanuah from
iligerton and the CITY Of Memphis
frar 81 Lnris
The Herman paeneke left yesterday
for below with empties.
The Cape Girardean Progress SAYS:
The Grey Eagle hes taken The Bald
raglc's place IN INC 81. Louis anl
Peoria trade ard tie latter has started
In the ST. L.oris and Chester trale.
which WIN afford the Cape Grar.
deau more time below Chester. Capt.
Sam Schroads Is In command of the
Paid Eagle.
seSiaBley Is now the head OF nav
iSation for Ohio river packets. II will
remain so as long as The new dams
are being constructed below Davis Is.
land, Before the work Of building
these dams was started the biggest
icwr-river boats could get cut On d
four foot stage at Davis Island dam.
now they must have At least four and
half. THO improvements have chang
ga the current and river Lea.---ilen.
nhis Scimitar.
SO. Louis assigned three Of hers
force of detectives to investigate
gambling on tie steamer Corw.n r..
Spencer. a pleasure boat, plying be.
fween st, Louis and points near that |
place On the Mississippi river. As |
soon as Capt. nrolaslti learned the |
business of the three Hsv llshaws he
landed the boat at an ont Of the way |
place on the Illinois shore, away from |
any town or conveyance 10 St Louis. I
and embryo Sherlock liolmes had to ,
walk back Upon investigation ii was
found that nothing could be done with /
the captain. The Federal statutes
make no provisions FER the regulation
Of gambling on the navigable streams.
Scott County Democrat.
The packet John s Hopkins Is hard
aground On a sandaar az Elizahath
.aWr. nftg miles above Pa'ucah. st |.
friday evening While en- route from !
Evansville 10 Paducah she ran on to
he bar. The crew wicked for hours
rying to get her of. hut failed When
ME Zoe Fowler came down Sunday
morning she made an attempt 10 pull
ne Horbins from the bar but her
forts were unsececsaful. Capt Joe
'owler says that the Hopkins Is stuck
ast and viii remain until the river
ises sufficiently to float her. He said
august aud September are the low.
water months and Il may Re October
+ November before the Wstar is at a
tage to release her. Then a little (
Use may come at any time and Hoat
er. The Hopkins Is IN good condition
nd II Is not thought that sic viii
e injured 20 any extent II she remains
! tic bar until November Tie crew,
18th the exception of a watoh1aan. has
1T the boat. Her passengers and
reirht and mail were transferred TO !
be Fowler The J. b. Richardson
III in the Hopkins place and will
ontinue In the trade until tho Hop.
ms Is fioated or the water gets TOO
Nv to run.--PGducah News-nemocrat.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-08-03

o o % o .. o s, . . . -

! ciEEELAN1's T4EhTEE CHICAGO
1 Tie amusement lovirE parlic are
Gocl:ias in vast mu1t!tadaa from fan
and neaf to cleyeiand's new theatre
TO witness tie Performance stsar
there every week. TIC original great
er yaadeFllle bil!s offered hy ,Ir.
C!ccasaai simply bccear description.
They are sre2tsr and greater every
week. Never in tie history Ct tAeat
ricais have such immense shows been
given as proao1tcd at this fashionable
plsyhot sc. FOR wsew commencing
! Hifa cT.nasy matinee. Arg. 7. Manager
Cleveland has en- aggregation q VAR
aevillr artists which. il Il safe t.
say. IS TIE best ever gottea together
Frat arl foremost Is the peerless
fame. sought after by European az
Corr.r1c, the star OF extravaganza
well as American E1aa gers at all
tlsres to leai his form az entertain
nent. Ycglss and Adams. Hslrew i'm
perso- aters. ana tta crieinst9rg Of
this title Of Eneeiaity, COME to Chi
caao ai-ect from san Francisco. ana
lit the close AZ thair engagement hsre
re.arE direct to taa coast at o-ce
Keoage and Bsliard VIII present the
newest AMI best Of their trave ties.
st Oonge Brothers, comedy trick cy-
cdsts. cane direct from the Empire
music all Louaon. Mash and SaFtel
IA, tae 6aiRtisst and best dressed sing
ing ard dancing act in vaudeville viii
offer tl1eir pleasing specially. Ray
moud Teal. the woil known burnt
fork. comedian, viii hare come new
tories 20 tell ami nov coon songs to !
sing; aai tSsa Hal Davis and IneX
siacs lsv II their zen -atlonal comedy !
r e.osrsraa Pals ~ the anish Of
MS act -Le-e viii be presented what
AIS fson pronounced by press AMI
public from COAT 10 coast the mos
realistic srAt ever Witnessed On anv
stage. This ia the piece that Jas. j
-orbett. In conjunction Tilh Hal Do
Wis aid Inez Macaul2y. vii. apDear N
aud (. is oaly at the outly Of IN encr
nous sum Of money that Manager
has cnccceied in prevailing
uucu the players to present tho sketch
hen for their farewell week As us
ual tro performances viii he given
daily az 2:i5 ana SIS p. n. Matinee
prices. ~, -, ., So snd 50 cents.
Evening prices. 10 10 u cents.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-08-03

The Gu -ss Cetsini a. the La-sa,
iaat SO recently held IN Wseh.ngtoz
icr tto be-ea 81 the Russian Rcd
Gross Was caaycrsing WITH tie rstnes
s.fcrly vie oi q seaato. Wien : :tlrd
lady lrew hear.
dow 90 g1u 10, CLgatess? AIRS.
blank. hos 20 yca cor" said the tard
ady. Ard tlon sic added ~ 4 spite.
syl tore: "Ycg lopk older to-day clan
asnai, Mrs. Blani."
Poor .,rf. BLANK f.ishcd. brt che
Russian Countess came . her rescue
galls' IL.
well" she said. Laughing. why
srouldn't ~lec She i5 elder tos.ay
ibsa ane efsi ass BEFORE l., Der lie
Denver Tircs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-08-03
NunopArkln MAKES REPORT.

Bv Associated Trea
St Petersbrrg. Aug 1.-The en-
,aror has received II c following
from Kuroratkin. dated August y:
According TO reports Of officer com
harding the eastern portion Of our
army. had troops. after Abandoning
adrsrcsd positions IN Yaugse Pass,
retired in direction Of Iiandiansian
towards saimatsze and Lfao-Yang.
Yesterday our troops after stub
BORN Gghtiag retired from their ad-
vaacel positions to. their principal
position. but although our troops held
mo advanced positions they sustained
heavy Losses. hope that in their
main positions they viii maintain sac
cessfullv the struEsle even against
4 nume-icsl'Y superior enemy.
"Accordipg 70 the reports received
during The lest few esys Hrrofi has
Effected ? concentration Of hts forcsF
in order to strike n the direction 81
salmlt-ze aui tn Yang.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-08-03

To live lcrs 20 into the worahorse.
SAYS sn Enrlist newspaper. AT an t..
cuast hold on ne body Il 81 cid ADJ.
ssed Sc yelr-. who died n TIE Hack.
rey TAR na-y. the c0ro1er Ts1srac6
siss Often Us5a an i1rCesf vas /. secs.
sar-. G. vcTr Cd persons L was found
ta1t .hey hat b-sn 81 tie u5-t-clse
g. in..-nery. Eecaisr iiy.as was coz
dueiye 10 .OrEa1ay.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-08-03

\ pla2k crossing TO be placed across
Pine street at Twenty-frst.
4 cirder walk TO be placed on soutN
si3e of Thirty-ffth street. between
Wash ngton and Highland avenues
a ender walk to be placed on west
.ae CT Washington avenue from Thir
.y-fif.h to Thirty-seventh streets.
= si4egaik he placed on north sida
4 Thtriy-foGrth street from Sycamore
0 Washington avenue.
a 12fnch sewer placed under ROAD.
way Of city lots between Fifteenth
and Sixteenth streets.
4 plank or Stone crossing across
both sides Fifteenth and Waln'S
streets. east and west.
A stona crossing bo plscoi At THer
eth and Walnut streets rruning cast
and west.
A stone crossing to Dc placed I'll
sonth siie al Cross ana Walnut streets
running east ard vest.
A cinder giaawalk he placed on
south side Of Gross stree. running
fron Walnut west 70 middle OF block
That me three ends of wocdea
walks or south side CT Center an5'
va hing.on syenua and north side
of Division an, Washir e.cn be taken
50 and replaced With cinLer walks.
That . gas light be moved from
,itEer Twen5y-ffsh and walnut o.
rwenty-fourth and Washington t.
and Walnut.
That comrlro,er BE inetrpotel e.
pnnc1ase ere dozen new bunAs foT
,ity fail.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-08-03

The Russian crown jewels corsti-
tute tie largest collection IN the
world pricelsss stones are each year
added 10 il. From tire % time In
memorial the Eastern princes undaf
the dominion Of Russia have broushs
gcrFaous gifts 10 the car and from
the East have come wonderful Jewels
which have accumulated year by year.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-08-03

T, J. K-:.', YES appointed park com
missioner 10 succeed himself
The co,rptrciler 81 authorized 10
purchase ten cars Of Flco grayol 10
be used in patching the streets. AL
herman Frazer wanted 10 make ii
tw anty cars and provide that rene Of
The gravel be used on Sycamore street.
Ike trodgAt 700 much gravel hal ba2r
wasted % this street.
Tie Ii';ncis Central ofr'cia,a ire Az
pestea aera this week t. consult With
th9 city fathers req riding the subway
Tbs COMPTROLLER was aliharizel III
nave the water company place two
fire plugs near the az handle factory
The council then adjourned.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-08-03
CITY FATHERS HELD FIRST
REGULAR hIIEgg.:II ING or MONTH
BUSINESS Mas Transacted Without Bitter DiscoriNayor Winter
Mikes Plea For improvements iIiror
Proceedings

The fra. regular counc,l meeting q
! Che month WIS hs.l /, 1T nient. TA,9e
! memb2r1 were al cat Al ernen
June. Lavlar and Wagner,
\ i3etora tie r'c,lng Was called to
4 order each aliqrmsn Wis given q
copy 81 The new edition Of revised or
d!nance5 whicl we're Put In tasil
leaAs fcr il.trrc rateralce.
/ Tha reaAtns of che Iginat2s ol The
last regular meeting was airpoaael
I WITH ana unfinished business was tah-
On Up.
THO report Of tia street commit
tee on tie ordnance In regard
u. establishing a grade far CONNER
cal ayenua above Twentieth street,
which was laid over from The last reg
alar meeting al the request Ct two
iaeriaen, Was taken up. The ordi
nance provides that lie grade ca Con'
mercial avenue between Twentieth
and Twenty-feta streets shall confdrm
with the grades Of Poplar and syca.
more streets. and the street commit.
lee recommended It's adoption. The
ubiect caused r.uch earnest discus
!cn. Some of the council thought
tne1 the Store. II made in on 5locii.
would be TOO great, and as the orig
lnal plan waa to make the slope oy
tend from Twen.ieth 70 Twenty Fourth
street they favored this plan
n an almost pleading voice aIayor
Winter addressed the ccUncilmen |
asking them rot 10 further block the /!
improvement, bnt 10 al |
low the wuiII 70 be done.
Alderman Wood STAGED that u az
1eare4 to he The purpose cf certain
members of the council to prevent am
improvements and It was his beiici
nat nothing Or importance woald bs
lone this year. The ordnance, BE-
aid. which was recommended ~ rhs
53Ieet ooInnit-ee vas pr pared b.
.ae city atro-r ey assisted b. Enginea.
fhrIpp ana IL the cornell wss TiilinE |
accept 5he Judgment and advice G
heee gentlemen hey might as well
ta-discA9-ged.
Aldermen. ,-oH rovsl to refer II.
7 ut nee. hack 70 TIE street commit
I'd. until. next meeting and the motion
crriea by 2 vote Of six 20 Eve.
/. MAYER Winter announced that /
aa three nominations 10 make To-
he Ioard Of directors OF the Cairs |
iahlic library whose terms would
1oTtly exuire. They we're Mrs IN
10 E. ssI9ra. Mrs. Isabella J. How
sv. All were reelected without dis
ont
The bill Of States Attorney Ale2an
a. wilson. amounting 10 S259 foE
TIE city ordinances YVES
li9We.l-
Tie reports cr city officers we7a
sad aud referred 10 sAe!r respective
9-nu.ttsss.
me 25l copies q TIE nov ord.
ances wars Place. il The Keeping o.
le city comptroller 70 be g.Tea out 3
adsr the direction Of the crlinsacs J
1mmittee,
The petitlou Of Frank sehlile t. IL
.ansfer his dramshop license to 4.
oag was granted. The saloon IL 8
1914 Sycamore street. !
lne regular salary bill! was al l
wed
The Claims and accounts were re p
.rred to the finance committee. G
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-08-03

Change r! arriving ard departing
tin.e Of Gotten Bet trains.
comnsLcing tocay, sunday. July
sist. TIE Arssasss AMI Teas express
train No 3 will leave cairo AZ 1850 p
N. Instead CT 3:l5 p. n. r. heretofore.
Trsi1 10. { 80rth bCl-i VIII arrive
al Cairo e L2.-1 p. u.
:. 7 50EEs. Tee: heer.,
Cairo. Ii
z. e. I38zsClfr.
G. ?. sni ?. 4. s.. louis, 10.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-08-03
coal nlss

rids wiu be received by the cnder-
signed for furnishing 500 tons, mere
or loss. Of washed sack, re-scfeenad
mt, steam lump aud mine run coal
for Tire use Of the Cairo public schools.
To be delivered at the several schooI
buildings as directed by TIE board. AT
bids rluat be submitted before noon OF
August 9Th, 1904.
The hoard Of education reserves the
right 70 reject ANY ard al bids.
JOHN II. JONES, Secretary.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-08-03
coNaaEssicsAL CONVENTION.

A Democrats congressional ooaren-
ton Is hereby called 10 meet at Car.
bondale, Illinois, on Tuesday, AnK. 1e
1894, az 3 p. n. for the purpose OF
norins1ing a oa7didzte for congress
ant czn1idste for nember Of The
board OF equalization, from the Tren.
tz-afth congressional district. and fsr
The transaction Of general business.
The ratio cf represe8sati0a shall be
one aelega.e FOR every go votes or
major part tAer5oi cast 1or wilIsn.
J. Dsyan Il 1860
2. ". HAgRAYE7.
CnaiTmaa Co1eressiona- Committee.
d. J. H0WLEY. Secretary.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-08-03

)
SssOies, frs class livery serv.ce I
fine line u carriages fer funeral oc
castons. Always TIRE best.
Going 10 buila or repair TIL.
spring. See Kelly Eros. Lumpe. CO
for anything in iu@ber or building
material.
Watesmelons, peaches. hlackber
rses, tomatoes, cucumbers, spring
chicken and other delicacies 81
O'shea's. Eighth street. Free delly
err wagons. Both phones,
Tor tender feas try nr. A. Reeds
cushion suoes The easiest shoe or
sarth. Sold oEly sy II. r Rotaen-
berger, rwentg-eighth sn3 CONNER
cial avenue.
buy. Sell aEi take II pawn every
thing. Ladies and gents clothing
specially. Guy b. Perry the pawn
broker. 507 Commercial avenue.
Every clothing house In existence
has $500 suits, but they are moi. orr
kind at this price. We are top
n0tchars" in giving tie greatest
values. See our line OF Black Vene
tians and fancy silk mixtures. Bslfcn
made. shape retaining fronts, hand
padded shoulders. They are the $40
kind elsewhere. Bapner Shoe and
Clothing House, corner Eighteenth
street and Commercial avenue.
For fresh vegetables, fancy and
staple groceries and choice meat ca,
at the Walter & Sherlek market,
Eighth street
A. NJ. Spence 8 Co.'S motto Is quail
ny. 2c23 Washington avenue.
Always ask for American TRADING
stamps. See the beautiful rewards IN
the window Of Mrs. Fafrow's mln:
inery store.
Engraved calling cards--Youy
name engraved ca copper plate (ir
script and hundred cards for Si.sc
LOO cards from your own pate Tor
slo0. John a. Miller, .cwe.er, Ninth
snc Commercial avenue.
Haley, wire screening. poultry
netting, water coolers. gasoline
stores and ovens, step ladders,
brushes. hardware and stoves.
Vegetables g. James Neehan's
fresh, crisp. direct from the Sunny
South. Our Rae Of canned goods en-
braces everything known TO Gamer
art.
Gaz'fer q walse. Model Baker,
: VIII give universal satisfaction fcr
everything 20 the baker, lire. 0rders
for socials prcm,tly FLIED, 229 ssh- Cd
Too gcoi 70 be paasea by! Beauflfu'
siih Shirt Vast sAitires can he h.g
at Humans for e5 esats yard dur
ing this week.
Peter Zi-oussmsn- the Warrington
ssres- sfocers & hav.1E aae ra,c
Coed f.osh groceries ~. III weight.
rleases Tie people. or5er .som Ian
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-08-03

Re IL alie1 With pleasant emotions
when tie one he raspscts siaps hin
OF tie back ard calls hin "old man"
sac e g,addeaed when Re puts h.s
arms srouni aer tEcis v-z,st. AID,
boxing oo@n upon tcT tt'rty-ssre-
yezrs. els Der -Hllo E....r-s. e
sissr.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-08-03
sxRyp.oFF REPORTS TO czAa

St. Petersburg. Aug 2.-Elca-Almi.
raj SsrydloI in 4 report to the emner,
or On tic resrl. Of the raid Of the Vlad
ivostok squadron says Of the sinking
of the German steamer: "Juiy - the
Thea e. German vessel Of 93i tons reg
isterl with a cargo ~ fsh from Areri-
"a 70 Yokohorna, vas stopped. She
vas registered as legal prize ard her
crew was taken of and the vessel
sunk, owing to the imporsibility OF
bringing her 10 4 Russian port"
the report also ssnfes that the
Russian squadron suffered no loss
Il life On the vessels sunk or taken"
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-08-03

guard has been placed at the Tin Kow
railroad station.
A recent arrival from Port Arthur
says the japanese are Ave miles away
from the Russian stronghold. the ar-
breaches 70 which are heavily mined.
The Chinese remaining in Port AT.
thur are being we'll treated. Rice Is
scarce, but bread is said to be plen-
tiful.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-08-03
FIERCE BATTLE RACES.

To ~ f-ociefed Press.
rsi Cheng. Rug. 1-Delayel IA
transraissolr)---A battle RACED tho
whole day cf JI'v 81 aiore tie south
en- ara eastern fronts. The japanese
advanced VIZ overwhelming fo-css-
faat.nv tie Rrs7iars CT their ris't
TIE losses g - IN ssisns we-e
s,tz.t. r. s-Te,tsenth Siberian reg
i1.-r. drove she JapaneSe cut q one
pesi.loa
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-08-03
HuscNi SUCCESSFUL.

~ 80 sHeo-' -frI Press
Tisn-tei7. sug. &c .. Mt IS re
po-fas hers fh7t General Egrui-f vas
erccessrri in fss fattie forght resr
r.f Crr-~ r.sf-rra~. -asvv 1rilg
vas heard - Sew ChEang to-day. The
Jarsnese have removed 10 electric
mines from Lao river and others
have been located. A strong japanese
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-08-03
vcroRY kr YAMe.TzuLINa.

. ths A7snciaisd prrss
Iiao-varr aug. AFTER a feroo
battle between The eastern Russian
force h7s evacuated Yang Tzuliag. &c
niles west Ct Molten Fass.D
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-08-03

"An the japanese troops which
were posted IL the direction OF Ben
sishon and near Sassy, seemed to be
intended to operase on the right bank
Of the Taitser river.
To-day the enemy Is acting unde.
cidedly on our southern front but rec
onraissance has ascertainad the be-
ginning Of turning movement Of the
left wing Of our troops posted at Eai-
divisions.
"Cqr eastern detachment vas en-
gagged until noon today n the diroc-
ton Of Samaitsza and Liao-Yang-
1T vas seen the enemy was aivanc,
ing. apparently in snail bodies,
sa'nat the right fauk Of our rear
guard"
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-08-03
Rains Destroy hnlmar liz.

4 British naturalist gests th-t
tne destruction Of animal life by heavy
rains has received tco iitt.e attention
The mortality auong insects AMI az
zplsu animals IS certainly vety great
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-08-03

s-rs- Hiram sa1dsrs1n. 1sns-r.lis-
or fe1V vac HeTsr st-51E. CIR phys
-s-al =sd-issd E-lislers aoo-y Tea.
Ore passage made her stIorr. rosy
ard tssiahy. 1na1Es % your Tea.
PAU G. scaat 3 S0ls.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-08-03

~ ellht Mon1sy inotria, Tsngls
Pass and ,..frcanara hsisnts we're
captured. kurcki explains the slow.
ness Of these actions by saying the
ci+ficult topography Of the bsttisie!as
made /. impossible 10 secure coed
er,iiery pcsitlono, rTa that sne great
heat, no Fahrenheit, faslgued his
trocp-.
Tnc Fusstsn fierce r. ranasc Fasa
vsss estimated II two and one half
diy.slone and four batteries Of artis
isry. The enemy retreatca toward
Tsae'foyan.
kuroki reports some field guns CAP
tureG. but the nun1Ser Is not given.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-08-03
Mintd n.s sla.x s,.kos.

". y. Cush.nar, vhiic working N
cerlc.ory AZ T0llanl. Msas.. rn.lccd
ii nu.nlar Of black saai,cl together n
HE grass or a antuy slans, Rushing
auions .hsm he Alled ol. tho last two
loipq found n tiao II which trey
Ind taken refuge. The cakes varied
IN lensth from three and Lalf to six
feet.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-08-03
rti-l.ns-s :, WI. saia.

Tho skin OF the whale IS from tive
inci,es to two feet thicE. ,..at OF ?
large specimen of.en weighing thir,y
tons.