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Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-03-16
LOCAL ITEMS.

The Builders" met at the home OF
Mrs. #. +. Anness, Tuesday. Ar
rangemonts were made for n sale to
be held April 8 at Mrs. F~ranklin's.
The next meeting will be April IL at
Mrs. Campbell's.
Mrs. Robert Humphrey is visiting
in New York.
The Women's Homs Missionary
Society met at the residence of Mrs.
Landsley, Thursday. Miss Hamm,
of Cranfrod, and Mrs. McNaugthon,
of Plainfeld, delivered an grafton.
1t was a very Interesting meeting.
Preparations are being made to send
o box of clothing, ETC., to Alabama.
Donations will be gladly received.
The next meeting occurs in April at
the home of Mrs. W. A.. Gillian.
Mrs. Smith, of Brooklyn, is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. John Metcalf,
of Sewaren.
Miss May Ooughlin visited the
school on Friday.
There was an interesting debate in
the High School Friday last. The
subject was the Russian Japan war.
The affirmative and negative sides
eacn had fourteen points.
Rev. W. H. jackson gave q very
fine lecture in the First Congregations
al church on Friday evening, on ynri-
GUS points of interest in England.
Master Carroll .McNultx h'sSns1
operation performed on his asse last
week. BE is getting along nicely.
Miss Mary A. Seamaus dined with
Miss Dorothea 3. .Boynton on Satnr-
day evening.
Mr.. Guy Lpthill, of ohio, spent
Sunday with DR.. and Mrs Seth Lock-
wood, of Edgar's Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Domarest en-
tertained come friends at duplicate
whist Saturday evening last.
MI. Waldo Berry has lost his whise
bull TERROR.
Miss Louiso Boynton spent Sunday
in New York.
Miss Rita Demarest aud Mastcr
Billee Demarest have the smumps.
Miss Edith A. Whitney spent sumo
day in Newark.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Amos and Mas
ter Oliver Ames spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. o W. Boynton.
Miss Edith Scott has resumed her
school duties after months absences.
Mrs. John Pfeiffer was in town On
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Clifford Maurer enter
tanned friends from New York on
Sunday last.
Mrs. Phoebe Obsorn has recovered
from her recent illness.
Miss II. V. Harding spent Saturday
with Mrs. Harry Demarest, of Sew
aren.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-03-16
UNIQUE Service.

The shell of an Edam cheese, If
scraped clean, offers a unique dish
from which to serve macaroni, which
if washed and dried after each ser vice,
can be used more than once After the
macaToni is ready for serving, pour it
into the heated shell and sprinkle
grated cheese over the top.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-03-16
WAS FINED SIS.

Emma Peterson, who said she came
from Port Reading, but who is a resi-
dent OF Perth Amboy, who was found
drunk IN a Rapid Transit passenge I
coach. Monday morning., was fined
So in the police court at Stapleton.
The fine was paid by a young man
from Perth Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-03-16
A. Scheme.

Dear" said the politicians wife,
there's a handsome big policeman
whose beat embraces Mrs. Swellman's
house. Can't you get him transferred
to this neighborhood?"
What for?" demanded her husband.
Mrs. Swellman has an excellent
cook and | want her."-Philadelphia
Press.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-03-16
A Great

at was a mistake to ask that man
If he thought America would ever pro-
duce a great composer. l. am afraid
you hurt his feelings"
81 don't see why" responded the mu-
steal young woman.
He is the inventor of a soothing
~irup."-Washington Star.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-03-16
Family Problem.

dat boy it sho' cut out fer somepin'
big" said the old colored citizen.
You think so?"
Il sho' Of it! But, ter save my life,
Idunno whether ter make a congressman
or a carpenter out O. him. Anyhow, l
got ter sen him fur out O. dis neighbor-
hood-kaze eff don't he'll either break
inter jail or de MISUNDERSTANDING
Constitution.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-03-16
nee y, yyr,pe root.

Dear me-" said the chiropodist, rs
the good bishop put his foot upon the
hassock, chats a very bad Zoe yo;'
have. Looks as If it had been mashed
81 guess it has. | took dinner vita
Brother and Sister Goodman yesterday,
and the lady seems to have thought
my foot belonged to her husband. -
Chicago Record-Herald.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-03-16

"There goes Mabel in her new gown.
Look!"
mo. indeed, l won't. Whenever !
have a new gown she either pretends
not to notice it, or else she asks me if it's
the same one l wore last ear."-Chicago
American.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-03-16
PRESENT FOR MRS. DYER.

A mum Der of the ladies of the con-
gregation Of the South Baptist church
have purchased Mrs. j.. G. Dyer, wife
of tn pastoral handsome scarf to show
their appreciation of her work.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-03-16
TOTEM VILE.

The Evening News is on sale at Ost-
burgs' Al Main street, and at John
Boss Hotel, formerly John Kall's
stand. Extra copies of the News and
all NewYork papers can always be Sc
cured.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-03-16
WILL PARTICIPATE IN PARADE:

A large delegation Of st. Patrick's
Alliance and the knights OF Columbus,
of Sta ten Is and, viii go to New
York tomorrow wh@e they Will take
plrt in the big parade.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-03-16
AMERICAN MECHANICS
IN NEW BRUNSWICK.
Local Members Vent 10 County
Seat Last Night-Had Big
Time.

The American Mechanics OF this bo-
rough had a delightful timo last-niRht
at New Brunswick. There were sew
enty-six of them. The Good Will
team initiated six new members. All
wero taken TO Wyckoff's restaurant Oh
Church street, whore a full course
oyster su pper vas served.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-03-16
THE NEW DOUBLE SKIRT WITH
ETON.

There's a very decided fancy for
the double Skin when developed in
handsome materials. OF fioele ST lei
%llenne, the Elton is short in the back.
with points in front, a deep crush Cir
lie of groscrin boing mounted upon a
f~eatherbone foundation and coming
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-03-16
Revolutionary Joke.

General" reported the tory innkeep-
er, "the American force is divided into
100 companies, each containing GO min
utamen.''
Good" answered CORVALLIS. 81
shall send word to England that we
have met the enemy ind they are hours
Harvard L.ampoon,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-03-16
No Douht Ahont I'd.

81 don't believe bachelors have any
hearts" she said.
"Why, we're just the men who do
have Them" he replied.
why is that?" she asked.
Because we haven't lost Them
Chicago Post.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-03-16

almost halfway to the armholes. The
upper portion OF the skirt is cleyeriy
box-pleated to the waist, the plaits
stitched down for q short distance.
The underskirt is treated in similar
manner and finished with q velvet
binding. Deep rnffles Of lace finish
the rather small sleeve, and little
piped and bouilIonnoo bands are used
as trimming accessories.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-03-16

"Didn't l neal your wife refer to you
as the human mince pie?" said the Gu
rious person.
Eyes" answered Mr.. Sirius Barker.
us that d compliment"
"Not exactly. She means that never
agree with NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Star.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-03-16
Another Interprctntion.

Miss Budd-Didn't 1 overhear Mr..
Phalter remark to you that I was "a
pretty young lady?" z.
Miss Chellus-Yes. and you really
arc pretty young, you know. but you'll
outgrow that, of course.-PhiladelphIa
Press. a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-03-16
Loves Young Dream.

Jones--A penny for your thoughts,
my dear.
Bride-Please don't disturb me,
darling. I am working at such a prob
lem. 1t makes my head ache.
"At least, tell me what it is about"
81 was wonderinglhow we could spell
our name if we got rich."-N. Y.
Weekly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-03-16

Customhouse Officer-Have you any.
thing to declare?
Seasick Passenger-Yes; l declare
that I'll never go to sea any more
Ally Sloper.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-03-16

Why does a 1cEle beauty smile one day
And the next be u~nrelenting and severeg
In sooth you might as well
Inquire why flowers blossom sweet in May.
And why the winter sky is chill and drear.
IT'S something none car tell.
-Washington Star.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-03-16

The Way His Money Goes.
''Who is that fellow who says he has
money to burn?"
stakeholder in a fire insurance com
pany."-N. Y. Times.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-03-16
EMPLOYERS MET.

The P. R. r. Employees met at the
home of d. @. Chase last night and
a discussed affairs concern ing their
organization.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-03-16
OBITUARY..

Miss Ida Cook died on Monday with
consumption at the homo OF her
sister. Mrs. Robert Newman, of Mech
nnicsyille.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-03-16
Telephone Call 69-A.
...nE Tor Eischer.

A. fishy old fisher named Fischer
Fished fish from the edge OF the assure;
A cod, with Il grin,
Pulled the fisherman in
Now they're fishing the fissure for Fischer
Cincinnati Tribune.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-03-16
quite IA Memory.

II remember WE'LL" began Miss. Pan.
say, when was about ten years O.
age"
How remarkable!" interjected Miss
Sharpe.-Philadelphia Public Ledger.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-03-16
- ~ ~
Wanted to Kill Time.

Wanted to Kill Time.
Jack-Say, George, everything Is
d~readfully stupid. Let's go somewhere
and have a quiet game of POKER, just to
kill time, you know.
George-Can't- I'm on my way to
the dentists.
A"This evening, then?'
V"Have an engagement this evening""
"Well then-er-lend me ten dol
lars. w1s't vou?"-N, Y. Weekly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-03-16

WANTED.-AN EXPERIENCED sales
lady for muslin underwear and COR
sets. Apply to Sickles Bros.
5255-3-7-tf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-03-16
HELL, WANTED

SALES LADY-Experienced in dry
goods line. Must speak Danish.
Address s., Evening News.
3-15-3t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-03-16

WANTED-Common, ordinary work
to do. Cleaning yards, carpets, etc.
w. +. Coleman, TT Rector vt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-03-16
REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE--AT q bargain, house and
lot on Hall ave. Address "Bar-
GAIN" Evening News Office.
1997-11-10-tf
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-12-15

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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-12-15
THE LOCAL EVENTS

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FRANK '"cN9o'i Vi ! ''''0'' 90 90 ''''
Guy sesOe'o"''
John +. Frost spent lew Gays III
Nof'n l an INA M " ~
". }. Welsh OF NoNl!h came ''"n
Sunday afternoon TO altehu court Il IT,"
"'l''
VOL Mahhei'H Ie'1 c"''''""l '"I ="
few days WISH III oe1''Ie WIN MS
''''''''
CarroI! b. 'raVe' re'"fhe" from II
professionals WISH 10 9io"""e' "''.'a!
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AuoIlh al" herman ''''' +'' i'e'
IRON ''sl' |" an" W "''"' Uo'""'
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-12-15
BUSINE S $ LOCAL.

-ioardcis and roomrrs wanted at
iol + 4jh st.
Ask your grocer for "niamond" or
'Our Best both patent Hours Salts
action guaranteed or money refunded
\ few choice fresh COWS for sale at
the ranch. JOHN HANKS. ISL
Say, have You bought your Christ
ma, candles: If not. 90 right down to
the Palace at once and procure the
best, sweetest and purest in the city.
Call and get bargain at Farrell's.
Misses ScharnWebcr x Slime are
prepared to do all kinds of dres>mall-
Ing. two doors north of Grand
Pacific. m-42
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-12-15

Now is the time to subscribe for
your newspaper, and magazines for
i9oJ {. f. Wheeler take, sub-crip-
tlUn~ tor amy newspaper or magazine
published at publishers rates.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-12-15

Toy, of all kinds at G. +. Wheeler',.
.OOk over his assortment of toys for
children Of all age, before purchasing
tl,cv here.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-12-15

The ord. original GROVES TaotclcrS chill
Tonic. You know what You ar" taiinr. Il is
iron auI qu,nnc in "a ta>t.c~> form. No cure
no pay Doc.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-12-15

If hrd only - 90 to spend for
thrl~tmu, Goud,. would 90 to Nor
eln', Book STORE. where | can get the
mort iOr my money. -
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-12-15

If yon want to buy Toys for the
children, he sure and 90 to Morgan,
Book Store. whore you can get them
cheap. Is
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-12-15

vocacy, or principles ana policies thai
a.ocr.<ir Noth{nu hrnu0ht Mr..
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-21
Milnere @efehe fir Sunen.

0ie ruffif6e Geeieruna Itebt i'm
9egrtff Die gegea Die bprtigen .Suben
gert9teten @eieBe gu milbern. SIM
berflpfenen 6erbf fonbte Der Minifter
bes Snnern, ple6pe, Elm RunD59rei@
ben an bic DISQUALIFICATION, in benz
er &nfraeen iiber Die Gage unb Die ur@
fd9en Der Rotb unb nn5ufriebenbeit
Der iibif9en 8ebDlferung fteQte. Wftt
iiberraf9enber ginitimmigfeit maBen
bic Observation-Disclosures Die S6ulb an
ben fo5iulen unb pirt6f9aftlt9en Ru@
beftDrungen ben peralteten @eieBen BEL,
bic bas gdn5e 2anb in Mttleibenf9aft
50een, unb es nurbe fofort cine &om@
mtffion ernannt, um milbere 9eieBe
aus5uarbeiten, Die namentli9 bic Gage
bes iiibti9en proletdrtuts perbefern
foaen. Die erDBte 4enberung tpirb
tpabrf9einli9 cine Mifberung Der Be
f9rdnfungen binfi9tli9 Der Hieberldiz
flung fem. Gs tpirb aber BON feiner
Settle erfpartet, baB bic Repifion bic
pontGnbiee @lsihitenuns Der Suben
nit ben Hufen berbeifIbren pirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-21
l1ernsfsr DER asrid)slanoe.
GSabsfd) eittIiG;c CT gsedfcI lit ocr GtattbaIters
idaft pct GIiaB=&ntbrtnscn.

l0aFt ocn GllaB=2ntbrtrscn.
Wieberbolt 1inb in leBter 53eit Sc
ruhte BON etnem beporfte6enben Wedz
fel in Der @tatt6alterf6aft Der Gei9sz
lanbe @lfaB@2otbringen aufgetau9t.
Gs bteB BARN, Dab Der nunme6r 70
Sabre ate StottboIter Shirt 6ermann
gu 9obenlobe=2angenburg amtsmiibe
lei unb Der 8aiie r ben @un19 bege,
ben Prin3en 2eopolb BON 8d1ern, ben
5petten Spbn bes Yrinaregenten 2uitz
polb, gu ieinem gaa9folger gu ernennen.
Prtn5 9eppDlb ftebt i'm SO. 2obens@
ia5re un6 befleibet CUR 3ett Der ten
zines bdperii6en 9eneraloberi il Ger
RapaQerie nit benz Stang zines @enez
ralfelbmarf3aGs unb bes 9eneralinz
fpefteurs Der bierten Mrmeetnfpeftton
bes beutf9en Rei9s6eeres Tls @tattz
batter bOn @lfuB=2otbrin9 :, tpiirbe er
aud an Ste1le bes grei1en @rob6er5ogs
5riebri9 bon 8aben ben 8oIten bes
9eneralinipefteurs Der fiinften Mrmeez
Snfpettton 81 iberne6men baben, poz
bur4 9onflttte 5pti9en Der @tattbalz
terf6aFt unb ben 8ommunbeuren Der
in ben Rei9Slanben %itationirten Or
meetorps, Dte fe ii9 in ben leBten Sab
rem man9mol eretgneten, ausgef9loHen
tpdren. Prin3regent 2~uitpolb aber
bdtte @%elegenbeit, feinen britten @p6t,
Prin3 Nrnulf, 9eneralpberit unb fom<
handkerchief General bes er1ten baperiz
f9en Grmeeforps, gum 9eneralinipeta
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-21
einieer 3eit It a

In paris cine ruRii9s Dame, beren 2es
ben nit einem gebetmniBponen
@4leter umgeben mar nnb bic na9
tbrem Sobe nod bel bon ft4 reben
ma4t, tnfolee elmer tpirtli9 bi5arren
8ettmmung in ibrem Seitament. Die
Dame hinterlteB ndmli9 elm capital
BON 100000 Srancs, bas Semienigen
5nfaaen foute, Der in elmer in ihrem
Grabbenfmal auf benz pere $ Gahat1e
hergert4teten s3ene Elm Sabr pohnen
iDurbe, obne bic lebtere je gu Derlahn,
obne nit einem anberen Menf9en 5m
reben, als Der Perfon, bic ihn 5petmal
tGglt4 nit Speife unb 9ranf ber1orgz
te, unb fi9 auBerbem nerpfli9tete. ais
tGgli4 bonn Gtnbru9 Der Ga4t Bis
gum Morgen 2i9t 5u bremen. Der
erfte Ganbibat fir biefe @rbi4aft tit
nod fe9smonatisem Mufentbalt in
Der 3eae Derriidt eetporben unb bat TIT
sinem Srrenhaufe untergebraAt perben
mifen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-21

teur Der bierten 4rmeez Snipeftion on
Bring 2eopolbs Steae ernennen 5u laf>
fen. 9amit piirbe glei9aetttg cine emf
pftnblt9e Stpdung in ben Nbaneez
Observation-Disclosures Der bobertf6en Or
NEE befettigt nerben.
Prin3 2eopOlb If, i'm @egenfuBe gu
feinem dlteren 8ruber 2ubpig, benz
S6ronfolger, nit 2eib unb Seele 8ez
rufsmtGttGr unb betra9tete es btsber
oGs feline 9auptuufgabe, Die buberif6e
4rmee na9 Organization, @usbtlbung
unb 4usrifung DoIpertbig ben ibriz
gen beutl3en 9eerestbetlen dn5ugltez
bern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-21
papi0 mnG Goliath.
Gtn @eteletd, BEL Dem ntan o&s @rmieIn
Iernetf fattt.

N
Die entfebli9e &atuitropbe, in Der
Nbmtral Meafarotp unb nabe5u 800 fei=
ner 9etreuen nit benz S9la9tf9iff
BetrppatpGotpsf bor Yort Mrt6ur in
Der Stefe perfunfen, gibt cine fruppante
8eleu3tung Der 10 oft betbdttgten
ueberlegen6eit bes &leinen, &pn3entrtr=
ten gegeniiber Der ungef9Ga9ten @r0Be,
pie fe uns f9on in friibefter Sugenb
bur9 Die 9ef9i9te bes Samples 5ntz
f9en 9abib unb 9oliatb gele6rt nurbe.
Sin 3perg in Der Sbat, Die fletne
&ontaftmine, gegen ben Riefenleib bes
Pan5erf3iffes i'm brotherhood, Die beibe
unfer Bib mad ben bergleidenben
pbotogrupbtf9en Nufnabmen zines
fran3Dif9en @attes benz 2eier bor
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-21
Sooes=mrtbetl.
Nnarbifenattentat nom leBten W6r5
TnSet geIeBli6e Siibne.

2atti9, 8elsien, 20. Mai. 2
Nnar9iften 2amofin unb @ubefin, bic
fi9 on benz S6len.M Nttentat
BON Is. Mdra betbeili9ten, no Maior
gaptn um's 2eben fam urlo elm balb
DuBeno Perionen beruunoet tDuroen,
muroen beute gum Sobe berurtbeilt.
Sbr @enoife, Elm Nnar9if 8outat, er=
belt lebensldngli9es 3udtbaus.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-21

luft 3tpeier gutter S6ife bat Die un=
fiherbeit Der See=@emalt flarQeleat
uno bic 8eh6roen molen ni1t &uB=
lamb CUR IusIenbune Der Sf=See=
Jlotte ermutbigen in Der Mnnabme, fie
merbe in Bort Nrtbur einen @9uB=
Safen finben.
9ie @rfirmuns Der 6efung toftet
unbermeioli9 biele 0eben, aber bic Sc
ud1er tperoen fit Die SperatiDnen Der
japan. @6tfe bur9 Die umbertreiben=
ben Winen berart gefdbrltd, baB beroi=
f4e WaBnabmen unabldIftg ftnb.
@ee9tbei @bou.
Sotto, 20. Mai. 9ie ruffiI6en
Sruppen, bic an Dem 8efe6t bel Sin
@bou. 9iaO Sung SalbinieI, am Is.
Wtai t%6etlnabmen, beftanben aug ben
ftinften, bieraebnten unb fe93ebnten
S6arffdiBen nit a9t @6neafeuer=
@ei6iiBen. sic lteBen 80 toote Off
5iere uno Mann auf Dem Sele. Ge=
fanqene geben ben 8erluif bes Sein=
beg auf iiber 800 an. Gin pdbrenb
beg 8efe9ts %eefangener &uHe fa9t,
elm japan. Warine=O ff3ter unb 80
Wann ieisn in port Nrtbur %gefangen.
@s ftnb neberlebenoe Der leBtsn
8lofaoe=S perationen.
u Admiral @ittfoeft Il B
bic a p II. Il nd1Ie.
g t. @ Petersburg, 20. Mai.
@ruBaomiral @roBfirft Nleris erbielt
cine Gepei6e unter beute BON gicef6nig
Nlerieff, Der einen 8eridt beg Glotten=
COMMANDMENTS in Port Nrtbur, Witt=
ipeft, iibermittelt.
Sierna9 eridienen am Is. Mor9ens
8 feinblibe S6la6tf9iffe unb 3 &reu=
3er, Die fi1 ottpdrts %tpanbten uno in
S6la9tlinie gu geben f6ienen. Damn
erfol9te unter Dem britten @6la9t=
i9ife, cine Guii=Spp, eine @rplofion
unb es begann nit benz benz Bug 5u
itnten. 2 9reu5er fubren iofOrt beran
uno man tonnte BON @olben Siq aug
Ieben, tpie bas @6la9tf9if fi9 all
mdbli9 pieber aufri9tete. Sn bieiem
Mpmente ndberte fi9 Elm anoeres
96ladtfdif bonn @bitiibima=3Dp Der
unslidsfdtte uno unter ieinem mitt=
leren Sbeile erplobirte cine Mtne, cine
dbnli1e @rplofion beruria6eno, mie
beim @9la9tdif v9etropablobst".
9as S4if ianf inner6alb elmer
Mtinute. 9as brittle S9la6ti9if fta9
in See, wdbreno Die Greu5er an Der
unfaasfdtte bIteber. Ser ruffi6e
@ommanoeur fanbte Is S%orpebobOote
our Seldftiguns bes Geinoes uno gu
etnem ebentuellen Nngrif auf Die
S9iffe einaeln ab. I'm ben Sorpebn=
booten 8eiitanb au letften, fubr aud
Der Sreuser vNobic" binaus. Sie ia=
pantheon &reuaer er6fneten Geuer nit
allen f9neren @ei9hBen, morauf Die
S%orpeooboote Obne 8erlufI in ben 9a.
fen 5uriGtebrten. Sas bef9dbigte
@6la9ti4if enti6Danb bann nit ben
be9lettenoen Greuaerr ams9ori5ont.
Mm 16. ndberten iib bret SorpeOo=
boote Der unfaasfdtte, tporauf Der
&reuaer vNobic" ausfubr unb iie ft9
surif5o9en. Na9 8eri6ten BON Der
QHte purben bret SorpebobDote, Die
cine beriudte 2anbung in Der Serr=8ai
oedten, BON Der lei9ten rufiii9en Nr=
tiaerie bei9doigt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-21
Sf=Mfien.
Ser Dafen=S ieg BET
Gene @ INC s henQ.
Sf=MTen.

Gene % Bang 6 b eng q.
g t. q etersbu + 9, 20. Wai.
Ser @eneralftab 1T bon Der Nieberlage
Der nDrol. bon Jeng Wang @beng MARI
i9irenben jap. Nbtbeilung, tpel6e cine
5lantenbemegung auf Wutoen ausfub=
rem fOlte, bena6ri6tigt. 9te @insel=
beiten Der betrefenben 9epei6e
tperben aund9ft ni6t m~iteetheilt, iebo6
uurOen Die Sapaner gum &tiG5ug ge=
ge5tpun9en, I'M ft9 Dor Der Yerni3=
tun9 gu retten.
Set General &urofi cine Nbtbeilung
entianbte, um Die neitlid nod Mufoen
ftbrenbe 9traBe gu g%eminnen, belt
General &uropattin f6arfe Wa6t uno
entfanbte gu elmer 3eit, ba feline Ser
ftdrtungen bon Der iapaniiden Saupt=
armee mebr eintrefen fonnten, ben@en.
&ennentampf. gr bate rur pentge
@oKafen=& eeimenter, aber bic 8liitbe
Der @oKaten=g abalerie. 9ieie ftira=
ten fi9 auf ben 6einb nit fol6er
@u9t, baB fe i'm IL Metlen riidpdrts
tparfen.
Hn9 elmer 9epei6e bes Sen. 4uro=
patftn an ben Saifer, aus 2iao gang,
pdbrte Der 9ampf BON Moreens big
Na6mittags. Sic Sapaner wuroen
aus 4 Stellunsen, Die ft9 tiber Is
Meilen erftredten, pertrieben. Is Mei=
len n0rbIi6 BON Gens Wang @bens
uurbe Die 8erfolgung ein9eite0t. Se9s
&Ohaten finb bertpunoet.
Nn9eb1i9e NteberIaee
Gurofi's.
81. Betersburg, 20. Mai.
@inem 8eri6te sufOlse murbe General
&uroti NIT srOBem 8erlufte surtifge=
I6lagen. Ser 8eri9t Tam nt9t be-
HQIt9I UerOeH.
Ser apani9 e & Il d 9.
Rem s 3 10 a n g. 20. Mai. Sic
Sapaner baben fi9 mad Seng Wang
@beng auriifseao9en. Sn elmer Stdrfe
BON 10000 Mann ftieBer fte am Mrn=
tag auf $4,000 Gu1en in fefter
Stelung go Meilen BON Gens Wang
@beng. So bas &tfifo zines @efe9ts
untlug Qetpeien udre. 10 5osen fi6 bic
Sapaner in gutter Oronun9 unb nit
GROCER @ile auriid.
@erii6ten 5ufol9e fam es suar ni6t
su elmer regelre9ten S6la6t, aber
our6 Glanfen= Mngriffe Der Die Sapaner
beordngenben @oHaten folen auf bsi=
ben @eiten Die 0erluite betrd1tli9 ge=
peien fein. 9tefe Mittbeilungen er=
tldren Ofenbar bic Nbfabrt Der japan.
3riegs= II. Sransportfdiffe bor Soner
6iq in Der Ndbe bon &ai Chou, 2iao
pan Salbinfel unb bic berftdrtte 9e-
fenftb=S bdtiefeit in SEEM @btpang.
0a9 ben leBten Beri6ten sibt es 2
9ioilipnen ber Oalu=Nrmee; Die cine
marI9trt iebt segen Sal @bena unb Die
anbere beue9t fi9 in Der Gi9tung auf
9iaD gang. Wie an3unebmen 1T,
eoncentrirten Die &ufen lire Streit=
trdfte unb f9lusen ben Getno fioli9
BON 2tao Dang.
Sic &uI1en bebaupten, in einigen
Sasen 5000 Wan1 mad Stem @bmang
gu bringen; aaein es gilt bies als
uebertreibun9.
Rreu5er 9 o unber=
ebrt.
81abimpf o d, 20. Mai. Nles
lit rubig bier. Sapanii4e 2riegs.
i&iffe 5eigen fi9 bon 3eit gu 3eit in
Der Peter b. @roBen=8u9t, obne f9
aber Ulaoiboffof au ndbern.
g I. Petersburg, 20. Mni.
'Sie Momiralitdt erfl1rt ben Beri1t,
Greuaer 8Ogatpr Tel aerftDrt uDroen,
1T D0Qig unbe9riinbet. Das 0labi=
boftoG= @ef9waber 1T intatt.
Sas edo be paris bate 9eferr ge=
melbet, Der Greuaer let in Der Ndbe bes
9afens 9eftranbet.
9ie . fe ell Il tt t.
gang Der 6 9ife.
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