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convenient point Of shelter. they soon
Rached the foot Of the mountain where
the angle Of the slope afforded protec-
ton From Hill opposite / saw the
steady and persistent move forward
now by twOs and threes, now in long
lines. as the Japanese cropt from point
to point. Then a heavy fusillade be-
gan The japanese tore Ct their coats
in order to facilitate their movements,
thus presenting splendid white marks
to the enemy.
"The Japanese guns experienced diff
fculty at first in getting the range.
Soon, however, smoke and flame showed
where the opposing batteries were
working ruin. TWO Japanese mountain
guns. greatly daring. advancing on the
right below the Russian front, con-
cealing themselves in the corn. Their
fire in the midst OF the Russian trench
es caused the Russian fire momentarily
to waver. Then it was renewed more
vigorously than ever. but il wa8s the
beginning OF the end.
Some japanese crept around, and
wriggling through the corn, burst un-
expectedly on the trenches. There WAS
a bloody fight Then. as though by
magic white flags with blood red CEN
tres appeared all up the mountainside-
On the summit stood men waving the
flag of the Rising Sun alOft, and stand
ard bearers were tearing up the slope,
eager that their companies should have
the honor of reaching the summit first
1.-THE Japanese now opened fire upon
the Russians descending the opposite
slopes, while the Russian artillery
turned savagely upon the heights
whence the Russians had been busted
THE Japanese losges were very
heavy. The Russian artillery covered
the retreat Both armies remained in
touch during the afternoon. A heavy
thunderstorm ensued, during which the
artillery of our left wing attacked Dali
dentsu. There was little shelter that
night for the wounded. and all lay in
common fellowship upon mud, drenched
to the skin. The pittiless rain contin-
ued until nearly midday. when a thick
fog arose. When the fog lifted at $50
in the afternoon the Russians were
observed in full retreat, pouring toward
the bridge over the river Jang"
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KILLS GERMS OF cRTAHRH
Hyomei Goes 90 the Root Of the Dis
ease ana Makes Astonishing Cures

Catarrh cannot he cured by the use
OF pills, liquid medicines and so-called
system tones. Under such treatment
the germs Of the disease will still live
in the air passages and increase and
multiply.
Hy0mei is the only scientific and
thorough way to cure catarrh Kill
ing the germs in the air passages. il
enters the blood with the oxygen, de
stroys the microbes in the blood and
effectually drives from the system all
traces of catarrhal poison.
Probably the strongest evidence
that can be offered ~ to the powers
of Hyomei TO cure catarrh is the fact
that X. n. Goodrich will agree to re
fund the money if you say HyOmei
has not cured you,
The complete HyOmel outfit costs
hut 800, and consists Of an inhaler
that can be carried in the vest pocket.
il medicine drOpper and a bottle OF
Hyomei. The inhaler lasts lifetime,
and if one bottle does not cure, an
extra bottle of Hyomei can be Oh,
tanned for 30 cents a23.si, 10
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-09-10

St Petersburg. Sept S-The general
staff is not displaying great anxiety
over the alarmist reports that General
Kur0patkin is in se.iuus danger OF be-
ing cut of. but If they had any intoT-
nation from the 'front.' Wednesday they
have not revealed IT, The members also
decline to say. even if they know
whether General Kuropatkin purposes
taking his army north of Mukden-
An officer of the general star said
10 the Associated Press last night,
Il believe it is safe to say that Gen
eral Kuropatkin's army is now Out'of
danger. Our adyices since Monday in.
dictate thar the fighting is OF an insig
nifcant character. and l DO not be
Here that the tired japanese troops
are canablp OF seriously threatening
the line Of retreat. The greatest din
Guilty our army is now having to con-
tend with is the terrible roads. owing
10 the rains of Monday and Tuesday
"Our information is that the bulk
of the baggage has already passed
through Nukdon This Is the usual
procedure I'm the case Of any retreat.
Kuropatldn's movements, after all.
must depend chiefly on the tactics OF
the japanese. with whom lies the mi
tiative. II the Japanese continue to
press north in the hope of cutting OF
the Russians and bringing them 10 bay'
then Kuronatkin will Dee Obliged to
move north TO circumvent them. But
both armies already are terribly eX-
hausted. and If they again come into
grin the result will depend largely
upon which of them is able 10 throw
the most fresh reserves into the ilght
# there is n race northward If is ap.
parent that the greatest danger will
come ar the narrow defle OF Telling.
north of Mukden. but the authorities
seem fairly well satisfied with the sit
uatiOn and are confident of its ultimate
outcome.
No further details of the losses SUI
fered b. the Russians during the 10
DAYS fighting have been received. How
long the roll of casualties ultimately
will be can be estimated by the official
rpDOrt of the number of officers killed
or wounded between August 26 and
August 81 in a single division. This
division. that of General kondrats-
witch which is under General Zarou-
baien. and which formed part OF the
Russian right. below Lao Yang. lost
u officers killed. 80 wounded and one
The bulk Of the Russian Manchurian
army is near Mukden. where. it now
appears. General Kur0Datlin has been
since Monday. His troops il is under
stood, are not entering the city but
are taking nip prepared positions
around Mukden. While there is no
specific information on this point the
general staff believes that only small
rear guard is in the neiEhborhood OF
Yentai. The japanese are still haFras-
sing the Russian rear.
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RUSSIAN ARMY
REPORTED SAFE
Bulk of KurOpatkin's Forces Said
TO be Near Mukden.
!APs STILL HARRAssINa REAR

Both Armies Are Terribly Exhausted
and If They Come Into Contact the
Result viii Depend Upon Who Can
Throw Most Fresh Reserves Into
Fight.
There Is no news from the Far
East. either from Russian OF Japanese
sources. For the worldwatchers of the
great tragedy the cmtain has been
dropped. and all is conjecture. Not
even an expression of opinion comes
from Japanese sources. but from ST.
Petersburg it is indicated that the au.
thOrities are conhdont the critical
stage of the Russian retreat is past
and that KurOpatkin is no longer in
danger of losing any part of his forces
to the pursuing Japanese. The Rus
sian commander has arrived al Muh-
den. and il is given out in ST. Peters
burg that the bulk OF his army is now
near there. while a dispatch from
Mukden to the Associated Press filed
Tuesday. SAYS that the main Russian
army is pushing to the northward and
evacuating that place 10 is indicated
that the japanese are still harrassins
the Russian rear Further than This
nothing is known. An absolute news
silence prevails.
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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-09-10
THE BATTLE At ANPiNe
Lcndon Correspondent Describes Bloody
Fioht On mountainside.

Fight On Mountainside.
London. Sept, g.. The Daily Mail
Kupangtse correspondent cabling un-
der date Of September !, says;
Rail cars. the rate of so a day.
loaded with wounded, are passing
through the station for Mukden. The
shrapnel injuries are frightful, and
majority of the men succumb on the
Journey to the hospital"
A correspondent OF the Daily Mail
with General Kuroki telegraphing Au-
gust 2S describing the battle of Anping,
says:
"The Russian position was exceeding
" strong. On the left was a Ions line Of
mountain ridges, and gradually shelv-
ing down on the front and right were
straight slopes steeply descending GOO
feet. The slopes were planted in maize,
millet and potatoes.
after opening with shraDnel. the
Japanese infantry advanced in arc
shaped formation. Massing at every
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Southern Railway.
Schedule effective June ~, 1904.
Trains leave Washington from Pennsyl'
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IN the name OF the Commonwealth Of

IN the name OF the Commonwealth Of
Virginia.
In the Clerks tliice of the Circuit Court
of the county of Spotsylyania. on the 18th
day of august, 1901.
George Girnelte, flalntiH,
against
Lucinda GaTnette, Defendant
The object Of this suit is to procure for
the plaiutif an absolute divorce from the
defendant IN grounds of deser ION. Ale
An affidavit having been made and fled
that the defendant. uelLda GaTnette, j.
not IA resident Of the state OF Virginia, Il
is ordered that she do appear here within
fifteen days after due publication hereof.
and do VIVA may be- necessary TO protect
her interest in this suit. And 10 Is lurlhsl
ordered that copy thereof be published
once week for four weeks in The free
Lance, and that copy be posted at the
front door of tue courthouse of this coun-
Is on or before the next succeeding rule
day, A copy este
T. A. HARRIS, Clerk.
Frederick W. Coleman, pa.
auulO.WlW
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The Swift Specific Company, Atlanta, Ga
IN the name Of the Commonwealth OF
Virginia.

IN the name Of the Commonwealth OF
Virginia.
In the Clerks once OF the Circuit Court
of the county OF SpOtsylyania on the 18th
day Of August, 1904.
Leonard j. Mather, w II. Lawson, Lille
lawson, Claudia Ii. Mason, j.. Is
Mason, NJ. c. Norton. j. h. NJ. Norton.
Sannie b. Norton. Courtney r >a' d>
and A II sands, Plaintiffs,
against
Charles A. Ieayitt and Margaret + Leai-
int, his wife, A. V. Ostrand and
Ostrdnd, his wife. Defendants
The object OF this suit is to remove the
cloud upon the title to the seventy three
acre tract OF land situate in said county Oh
Black Rock GTees, being same land coli
viewed 10 Leonard J Mather by W H..
LAWSON and wife, said MatLer being The
grantee holdi tit'e under heirs OF g..
lIatleV Norton. whose derd Cf conveyance
was OF prior recOTdati0n 10 the deed oi
conye, ance 10 Charles A. Leavitt and his
grantee, II. Y, UStrand.
And an affidavit having teen made and
filed that the defendants, Charles A. Lay
lit, Margaret T.. LeAvitt, his VIII, II. y.
OStrand and - OStrand. Ms WE, are
not residents Of the state Of Virginia, ii j.
ordered that they d. appear here within
fifteen days after due publication hereof
ana do what NAV be necessary 10 protect
their interest in this suit. And it Is further
ordered that a copy thereof De published
once a Week for four weeks in The rec
Lance. and that copy be posted NJ the
front door OF the cOuT house of this cuIn-
Is on the next succeeding ru day.
4 eopy-Teste
Z. 4. HARRIS. Clerk
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-09-10
FIGHTING AT PORT ARTHUR
Japs Fought Hard to Retain Positions
They CAPTURED


ChefOO. Sept SIT is now apparent
that the heavy fighting reported by
numerous Chinese refugees as having
occurred before Port Arthur between
August q and 81 occurred chiefly on
the first two days mentioned the Japa-
nese thereafter directing their efforts
almost entirely to holding the posi-
tons they had obtained. That these
positions were of considerable import
ance is evidenced by the fact that the
Russians risked the lives Of valuable
men in open fight in their efforts to
dislodge the japanese. AS has been
previously reported, the Japanese re-
tired from nearly all points on the
night of August 81
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-09-10

Paris Sept. S.-The st. Petersburg
correspondent of the Echo de Paris
says. "A great battle is going on be-
fore Mullden. The first and 18th corps
are engaged against General Kurosi
General RurOnathin. with The bulk OF
his troops. is moving towards Telling -
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-04

I AIDES DAY at the Players Club 5t :
l. New-York which is celeb1ared on
Shakespeare's birth anniversary, IS q veri-4ole
beauty show" for each member vies altn
his neighbor in bringing the two most attra-
i've women he knows
As the house IS not large, and each
one invited considers that she has been paid
4 worthy compliment. the crush is worse
than that around the bargain counter of Ct
large dry-goOds store, IN the lobby the
first night at the opera And, IN these
two cases. 1t Is not everyone who Is successful
IN getting to the front
But a Young actress who has made he;
career speedily, does not let mere tangle Of
pettIcoatS and froCk-coats impede her way.
Vt the last gathering one Of the seniors
OF the reception committee, wIdely-knOwn
poet was slowly advancing through the
narrow portion of the crowded rooms when
suddenly he felt two hands pressed against
his back, and with inSIStent shove was
steered through the Passageway-
Considerably surprised. he turned TO find {
demure young woman Vt once with e
quiet gallantry, ne remarked MY dear, I
have not the pleasure OF knowing who youfs
are but You certainly are irresistible"
In the same afternoon. Oliver HEREFORD,
humorlst, struggling IN the vortex
fernininty at the head of the stairs. when
was heard 10 exclaim L ghl ! have seen z
maelstrom before. but never q femalestromi"
X X
She evidently was determined To prevent
his speaking He Was equally determined
that he would speak. there then and much J
to the point With heavy earnestness, she
asked
What tree do You love best,
"New, was the laconic and instant answer
and then ne was started.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-04
AN EXCUSABLE PUN

was tacltly agreed among the humorISt
~ their convention that anyone VIII,
stopped To perpetrate 4 pun should be ostra-
CIzed and the inhibition was observed unit
the day OF a reception At the Kentucky build \
ing.
There a group OF the fun-rnakerS was|
being photographed. and there was some,
difficulty in keeping the constituents StillI
The photographer OF one of the papers had
taken picture and II was. he feared VT
satisfactory Do be still q minutei" Ii
pleaded
Yes do, chimed in Strickland Gillian
the new President of the association. b,
still I, minute, for he wants To- get "a second Z
But the second looked Ike the picturs
81 81 not 4
x X =
Dunn, Nh, YOU are IN Tins time I've,
called ive tunes with tins bill. hut YOU We
been cut"
Owens Indeed3 Well, You are out this
time. Fine morning ISN'T II