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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-30
IN CoNIEMPT.
Labor Leader Refuses to Produce
Books For jury.

Chicago. Jan 29.-E. \. Nickeis. sec
rotary OF the Chicago Federation OF la
Dor. has been cited to appear in court
tomorrow morning and show cause
why he should not be punished Tor cons
Tempt
Nickeis was called before the grand
jury 10 give evidence concerning al
logged acts of lawlessness committed
during recent strikes in this city, and
was told TO bring the books and rec
ords of the Federation of Labor with
him. He refused TO bring them and
told the members of the grand jury
that he had no intention of 0beying the
order. He was therefore cited 10 ap-
pear before Judge Gary in the morn
ing.
The grand jury. which has been IN
vestigating strikes, viii conclude its
Iabors tomorrow. and ii is said a num-
Der Of walking delegates and labor
union officials win be indicted.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-30
DAHo,S LOSS

tSptCIaI % 7 Iie tlettttu-J
Washington. Jan. Ex-senator Hey
burn today presented q petition Of 300
citizens of Idaho asking congress 10
provide remedy cor losses sustained
by overflow of lands from KooVenai
river
Mr. and Mrs. Cur :. Eldridge of sal.
Lake City are visiting Washington.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-30
MRINLEY's BIRTHDAY.

Canton, O, Jan. 29.-Canton today
observed McKinley's birthday. Special
patriotic programmes were held in
most of the schools. and the pink car
nation was everywhere in evidence
Mrs. Mckinley was driven TO the Gene
terry this afternoon with large bunch
of carnations for the tomb of the late
president.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-30
FOUND GUILTY.

LeavenwOrth. Kan. Jan. 29.-Accord-
ing 10 the findings Of q courtmartial.
made public today. Lieutenant L. =.
SchiBdel, of the Sixth cavalry, was
found guilty of neglect of duty and
failure to obey. orders, He Is sentenced
to forfeit $50 a month of his pay for
six months 10 be confined within tho
limits Of the post for the same period
snd 20 be TopTiBanded. In reviewing
the case, Brigadier General Carr says
the courtmartiai was too lenient with
Schmidt.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-30
pEMocRATTc PoW WOW.

washington. Jan. 29.-Senator- Cor
man called a caucus CT the Democratic
senators 10 be held tomorrow morning.
Ii WAS announced sthat no general
plans were entertained except that a
ep0w-wo over the Panama question
seemed To be necessary from Demo
cratic point OF view.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-30
CONSENT NEEDED.

Washington, Jan. Representative
Fitzgerald Of New York introduced 4
bill today making it unlawful 10 use
the pictures or names OF living persons
for purposes of trade without The cor
sent of such persons.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-30
NO cor - IraNIr.A

Manila. Jan. 2s.-The prohibition Of
coal exports by the japanese govern
trent threatens a fuel famine in this
city.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-16
Yakima |l|lI.iIlIl Valley
ashington

Jest snlajpowabnieijsza nawodnliona
5okolica V Stanach Zjednoczonych.
sWVAssizzystkie zwrotnikowe owoce ros-
ne pl,lrrzzetpysznie v prawdziwie ko-
ISrlzzyystnyms plonie. DWadziesciia a.
|kr6W moze byd nabytych "a 35Oo,oe
pod korzystnemi warunkami. Kolei
Northern Pacific przerzyna calko.
wicie wzdluz dolin, to zabezpiecza
llatwosG przewozenia. Dobrych szka6f
koSciof6w obfitosG, w1iieiska pocz-
ia aaprowadzona wzd1uz doliny,
,kt6ra wkr6tce bedzie wielka wioska.
.Grzmoty SO tn rzadkie a cyklonY
nie,zznane. Klimat, kt6ry Jest bardzo
lkaggodny, jest nadzwyczaj korzystny
ola suchotnik6w j tych, kt6rzy 50
nawiedzcni choroba krtani i kata-.
rem Piszcie do e.. w. Mott. Gene
ral Emigration Agent, Northern
Pacific Ry, - st. Paul, Mimi, q
on wan przy6le opisowy pamdet o
tym regionie, a1bo jezeli chcec1e
informacyi Wzgledem gruntu lub
zalozenia Interest," " innych teryto-
ryach n~alezacych do Northern Pa
ciic, bedzie sobie miaf "a ~szczescie
posIaG wan darmo
Mr.. SWEET
District Passenger Agent
4th & Broadway
St. Paul, MINI.
chetnie sic zglosi Pc otrzymaniu
cd was karty pocztoWej, ida wan
zupe}ne informacye odnosne rat, ty-
kiet6w obsfugi kolejowej it'd.
A. M. Cleveland
Gen'l Pass'r Agent
st. Paul, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-16
:Uderzajace ~6wiadectwo.

Swieze 5wladectwa nadchodz9
stanowczo coraz liczniej. 6wiadczace
. niezr6wnanYch DR.. King'a New
Discovery ma suchoty, kaszel i Ia
ziebienie. Niedawno wyrazil sle T.
Nc Farland, Bentonvllle, Va. s}uzy
jake wz6r. Oto co pisze: Cierpla}em
IA cborobe krtani try la3a, leezy
lem sic przez cafy ten csas bezsku-
tecznie, potem zacza1em uzywatDr.
King'a New Discovery i ki)ka bu>
te'ek zupelaie mnie wyleczy}o; poe
dobny skutek " | czeniu p{uc
chorobach gard}a, suchot. zapaleniu
pluc grypy. Gwarantowane przez
M. J. Kowalewskiego aptekarza..
Bute|ka ma probe darmo. Zwyczajna
cena SOC SLIGO,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-16
Dymity


Ulubiona fabrykacya, odpowiednia ma
suknie rozmaitego celu, many W Jas
nych j ciemnych kolorach, male lad
ne figurski prazki, gatunki, 81 cali
yard po 1871 G.. loo
Dotted Wolfe
Bardzo ladny towar, jasny j delikatny
Jest W szarym, jasno modrym zielo-
nym, 30 cali; yard pc !. loo
TrWOliny
Nowy towar ma suknie " koronkowe
prazki i desenie kwiat6w. Koloru r6zo-
'wego modrego, z6ltawego j zie1onego
yard pc l5e~
Merlin Stripe
|Bardzo piekny towar ma suknie " glad
=kich kolorach " koronkowe pr4zki,
Jest " rozowym, czerWonym, modrym
ikremowym kolorze, 30cai, I'd pc 25c
NoWo6ci 1rancuzdez
Ma stani6 j kostyumy, r6zowlym
modrym, z66lltawym,slelonym modrym
i cserwonynl,ldWa neutrality-suspicious.
% SOC i66soc23 ardpo,.9c
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-16

KOW. hdlduO ~! k1dSc lIup0lA
kazdego staWiajacego czynny.
op6r wladzy.
KENOSHA, Wis, Ma to-
rach kolei Northwestern W
sobote " nocy, niedaleko Ke-
nosha chciano Wykoleic po-
ciag pospieszny Iron Range,
lecz zamach sic ME udal.
Foreman sekcyi, Thomas
lRatliff, stojac niedaleko bud
XII, gdy shiny Wiatr zdarl mu
kapelusz. Thomos biegnac "a
1nim, napotkal w1asnie " po-
prick toru lezaca belize. Po-
|ciag mia1 nadchodzic vice
Thomas ME tracac czasu pc
|bieg} predko ku wiezy syg-
na}owej i odwr6ch swiat1o
|bezpiecze6stwa Pociag stanal
Il PRIV pomocy sluzby kole-
Thomas usunal belize
= toru. lynn sposobem zpo-,
wodu kapelusza ocalh Tho
mas zycie 200 osobom. Poll
cya pilnie poszukuje spra-
wc6w i zdaje sic, ze ich wy
tropi.
IVANTIOE, MISS. Ema
[Kuebken, .dziewiec lat stare
idziewcze tn ztad, bawilo sic,
y kilku starszemi kolezanka-
mi W ogrodzie. Wiedzac 0
ITEM, re Ema strasznie boi
sic jaszczurki, zabili jedne !
rzucili ia W twarz dziewczecia,
}kt6re tax sic przestraszy1o,
ze pablo bez przytomnoSci na
ziemie. P~rzywolany lekarz
zdolal ma1a dopiero pc ~ go
|dzinach ~przywo]ac do przy-
~tomnosci, DO jake bylo pre-
razenie rodzic6W, kiedy i'm
lekarz oswiadczy1, 70 mala
Ema stracila zmysly ] ze 70
sta1a kaleka 2 powodu l rozr
tdraznienia ~nerWoWego,
Dziewcze prawdopodobniep
glupi hgiel przyplaci ~
iciem.
PLYMOUTH, Pa, W
ldniu Wiehczenia grob6W szed1
,wieczorem 80 letni George
Chaplett " toWarzystwie W:
G~olenchoWskiego ma przecha-
dixie przez most kolei Della-
ware & Hudson, " tenn mad
iechal pociag. Chaplett chcac
sic usunac na box spadl mo-
stu do Susquehanny j mimo
bezwlocznej pomocy utonal
w nocy v piatek ROSA
dill rabusie dynamitemskasa
zelazna Y Miner billiard Mil
ling CO. Praca iszach6d rabu-I
si6W byly nadaremnnne, gdJySs
die6 przedtem WszyaltkieEppi pie
niad1se odni6s dosbanku|la
syer. sprawc6w roz,unliie De
iaak'' y dap d. be- 60
=
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-16
Gingham ma suknie

Bingham ma Sukn1e
Dobry gatunek, dobrane kolory, glad
kie, prazkowate, W krophi odpowied-
ME ma bluzki, suknie I'd. ~ cali
ward &c
ZephirOWy Gingham.
Ma bluzki konstYumy do bluzek sta
niki, sd r66zoWe, modre, zielone j Gotta
we, gladk prazh ~ G. "a I'd: 12Hc
FrancuzH Gingham
Nadzwyczaj dobry gatunek, odpowled-
ME ma staniki j kostyumy, jest " bia-
lymi modrym, czerwonym j modrym,
zielonym imodrym, r6zoWym ! mo-
drym szarym y bialym mocnym koloIze
81 cali, q yard zoe
Nasz toWar mieszany
Fabrykacyi tpwar6W pranych, skladajja-
cy sic = angielskiego Criterion, Baty-;
st6w,.Dotted Swisscs, ten Wszystek 9
war iierzcie yard po lOc;
lBalsora Batyste
Dobry Hwaly wyr6b, lecz lekkkiell wagg1
sodnoWiedni@na ma kimonas, ranne suk-
ME 28 rozmaitych gatunk6W do wybra-
l.nia. Jedne " piekne desenie zkwiat6W
zuard no. scl|
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-16
!. !. r. / = ! Wllll1 I |, A | A. !.

BERLIN. Rzadko zlarza
sic ohhyba, ably obro6ca zadal
ukaraniasWego klienta, pod
czas gdy prokurator Wnosi o
lego uwolnienie, Wypadek ta-
H zdarzyl sic podczas roz-
prawy sadoWej pred sadem
wojskowym dywizyi gwar-
dyi pred kt6ra stawal gre
nadyer Born, oskarzony. o
czynne ~zniewazenie przelozo-
nego. Ot6z pewnegosd nia stall
Born zinnymi zolnierzami
ma podw6rzu koszaroWem,
gdy " tenn zawolal go do sic.
bic feldwebel; Born biegnac.
do ostatniego, potraci1 sto]a-
cego ma drodze podoficera
Heinricha i uderzyl go 1ok-
ciem W box. Potracony "a
trzyma} natychmiast zolnie-
RIA i wo}ajac: nwlasciwie po-
winienem Gle "a to zazgac
poczestowalgo diva razy pies
cha tax SLIME, re Born mu-
siaf sic zameldowac jake cho-
ny. Heinrich otrzyma1 zamal-
t%retowani~e podwladnego dni
lekkiego .aresztu, a Born sta
wal teraz pred sadem woj-
skowym. Poniewaz z zeznah
swiadk6w ME MONA bylo
doj5c prawdy, czy Born ude-
rzy} podoficera umyslnie czy
przypadkiem, wni6s} radzca
sadu wojskowego, pe}niacego
funkcye oskarzyciela, Q uwol-
nienie podsadnego: natomiast
obro6ca jego Wojskowy wy
kazaf W dluzszem p~rzem6wle-
niu koniecznosc ukara-
MIA go. Sad wszakze ME
uwzglednil zadania obro6cy
i uwolnil oskarzonego. Wy
jatkowy obrohca!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-16

krytyczny, za6 Fuchse.n "a
%opiekowala sic policya paku-
JAG go ma nieograniczony czas
" miejsce zaopatrzone " kra-
ty i w income zamki..'
PITTSBURG, Pa. Sensacye
wywo1al tutaj milioner Law
renee G. Phipps, kt6ry wy
|krad1 swoje dwie cork, z do
mu ich matki, a jego zony
zyjacej z MIN W seperacyi ]
zamieszkafej W New Yorku.
Milioner osobiscie zakrad1
sic do a~partament6w swej
ma1zonki W chwili gdy spa
la i zabraf podstepnie die
weczki ma pociag, powiedzla-
|wszy i'm, re matka takze je-
die. Stuzaca Phipps wziefy "a
matke j pojecha}y do Pitts
burga bez oporu. Pc PREY
.byciu ma miejsce Phipps "a
.barykadowal dom j chce IA
.strzelic kazdego reportera,
kt6ry sic tam zjawi. Przyczy-
ma niesnasek mal1e6skich
.by} kuzynek pani Phipps
5kt6ry ia zbytnie admirowal
co sic panu malzonkowi wiel-
.ce ME spodobalo. Phipps byl
" swoim czasie kasyerem
kompanii Carnegiego j do
dis jest experimentation
fabryk stall, posiadajac kro-
ciowa fortune.
DENVER, COLO. Ma po-
Gag osobowy Denver i Rio
Grand, napadlo 8. b. m. "a
no pieciu zamaskowanYch
bandyt6w W odleg1osci 0 try
mile Cd Parachute, malej O.
wocowej stacyi.
Bandyci ukryci " wagonie
pierwszym, ma dany znak
wyskoczyli j troje 2 Mich
wskoczylo ia l~okomotywe,
rozkazujac maszyniscie sta
mac, co tez ten bez szemrania
uczynil. Nastepnie odczepili
|lokomotywe 2 wozem EXPIRE
sowym i rozkazai jechat
|dwio mile dalel. Tu zatIzy-
|mano i rozbito W6z expreso-
wy przyczem u.
rzednik zostal smiertelnle po-
raniony.
Spostrzeg1szy, ze sluzba
I~pozostawionych lyle spie.
sly napadnietym ma ponce
dali bandyci ognia j umrkznne'
Ii, zabierajac 20 soba Worelk'
lopieczetowany 2 przesylkamll
warto5ciowemi. Szeryfi ioko.
liczni farmerzy pu5cili sic 2
1bandytam " pogoh.
HARRINGTON.
Mass., PTzYtomnost dW6ch
Ichlopc6w Raymond Porbi.
lrel j Sc. Nc cueu ratowa;
10 zycie wielu osobom, q.
ldacym pociagiem ekspreso.
wynn, Pittsfield-New York I
Wraesiac lnIlo1ca do domu
- ID I.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-16
NOWINY q AMERYKllI1.

TE.AkA.MlAtQUA, a Pee ty-
siecy g6rnikoW zatrudnio-
nych " kopalniach weggla
!, Leshllliigh Coal and Navigation
Co., " regionie Panther
Greek Valley, ola uzyskania
lepszej zap}aty, wyaz}o IA
strajk,
JERSEY CITY N. j. w
fabryce czapek j kapeluszy W.
domu nr. 313 przy III. Sci,
pomiedzy wfascicielem fabry-
ki, Samuelem Yacht, a lego.
.szwagrem Dawidem Fuchs,
przyszio zesz}ej soboty pred.
poludniern. do zacietej bojki,
W kt6rej Fuchs dobywszy re-
wolweru strzelil dwukrotnie
do Wachta raniac go clezko.
Rannego odwieziono do szpi-
.tala sw. Franciszka, gdzie le-
karze uznali stan jego "a
krytyczny, za6 Fuchsem "a
opiekowa1a sic policya paku-
JAG go ma nieograniczony czas
" miejsce zaopatrzone " kra-
ty i w income zamki..'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-16

sdlugiej przestrzsees7'
al podmlllyte tory kolejowel,,
EBez na1nysIu zdja ieden 4
mich swoja Wi;rzchnia Ger
wona kogszule, zatknA ia na
galeI biegl III zblizajacemu
sic pociagowi, kt6ry maszy-
nista zdolal " samczas "a
trzymac.
UradoWani podr6zni, ze u
sill z zyciem, zarzadzii po-
miedzy soba skiadke j wre-
.czyli dzielnym chlopakom pc
sakiewce wypchanej picnic
dzmi.
CRIPPLE CREEK, Gene
raj Bell kaza1 zamkna6 ko-
palni9 Portlend, W ktorej wy
lacznie pracuja unionisci.
Wyda1 nadto odezwe do.
wszystkich mieszkanc6W Co
orado, ostrzegajac ich, a5eby
ME dopuszczali sic gwalt6w j
ME przekraczali praW istnie-
iacych. 70 g6rnik6w skazano
ma wywiezienie przez grant
&c dystryktu Cripple Creek.
Konna milicya zosta1a wy
s}ana do Beaver Greek, axe
by aresztowac tam 55 g6rni-
k6w. Kazano jej kla6c trupem
kazdego stawiajacego czynny
op6r wladzy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-16

E "
SPRAWY KOSCIOKA.
(Beatyfikacya Piusa Ky Os-
servatore Roman donosi,
ze beatyfikacya Papieza Piu-
sa TX jest oczekiWana " mai
blizszej przyszlosci.
Rzym, 26 maja. v sfe-
rach watyka6skich zapewnia-
ia ze odwolanie nuncyusza
Lorenzelego = Paryza Jest juz
rzecza postanowiena.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-16

~NIEMCY. Niemiecki CESAR
ma podobno zamiar spodkat
sic 2 kr6lem angielskim "
Marienbadzie, przybedzie tax
re CESAR Franciszek J6zef.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-16

AUSTRIA. Delegaci, wy
naczeni do obrad mad trakta-
tenn handlowym austryo-nie-
mieckim udadza sic do Rer-
lima dnia 20 BIN.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-16

mieckim udadza sic do Rer-
lima dnia 20 BIN.
FRANCYA Paryz. ~ ma
ia. Rada ministr6w postano-
villa oSwiadczyc " Izbie, 20
pesel francuzh PREY Waty-
kanie zostal sodWolanoym. -
TAX tedy ze6lepiony rad
francuskizryWa wszelkle sto-
sunk = Ojcem 6wietym.
ROSYA. Pogloskom iako-
by car rosyjski mialSpowaz-
ME zapa6c ma zdrowiu "a
przeczaja urkedowo. Zbyt
wesolo na duszy caroWi ME
jest Wobec ciaglego niepo-
Y5S8&&s$#S#|#As#TM s#SMS6
Sultan ture-
ekiz.aprosiill przez osobnego
posla, lklsl'iilecila, ''ll Il, Is
Fer,dlylnalnda, abygo odWiee--
dzi onstantynopolu
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-05-11

Walla Walla, Wash, May g.
Zenon Champaux, the First WASH
ington murderer to be executed un-
der state supervision, died death
at the state penitentiary this morn
ing that astonished onlookers for
its composure. Champaux slept
all night, declined any stimulant.
dressed himself and actually forged
ahead Of his two guards as he walk.
ed up the scaffold stairs. He made
no statement, but with the words,
|"God Bless you ALL" nodded his
head for Warden Dryden to press
the lever. His neck was broken in
stantly.
Champaux's pulse beat the nor
NAL 68 as he ascended the gallows.
Religious emotion is given as the
cause of the unusual display of self
possession, the condemned French
Canadian baving implicit faith in
his hereafter.
81 shall eat breakfast with moth
er this morning,' he wrote his
brother in the province of Quebec.
His father wrote him from Quebec
a couple days ago saying he had
lspent all the money he bad, and
had exhausted every resource to
save his son.
Zenon Champaux killed Lottie
Brace, variety theatre performer,
in Riley's Arcade Theatre, Seattle,
in the early part of November,
1902. He had met the woman in
Alaska previously and became in.
fatuated with her. He spent most
of his money on her. Finally she
threw him aside. He went to the
theatre where she:was employed
with the intention Of killing her.
He stabbed her in the brain with a
hunting knife as she was leaving
the theatre and she died the next
J day from the wound.
His first trial was dramatic. He
feigned insanity, fought bis jailors
and acted in every way like a mad
man, but jury declared him sane
, His case was appealed to every pos
sible court but the convicted mans
, attorney gave up all hope of stay
ing the execution.
Champaux stated before leaving
fol the state prison that he wished
to die and cursed his attorney fol
trying to save his neck. Cham.
paux's wealthy relatives in Eastern
t Canada, however, made a hare
|. fight to save him from the scaffold
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-05-11
discovered that his accounts with
the insurance comnanY were not

ulSCOVeIeO tudt ul5 dCCOuuIS Wltu
the insurance company were not
straight. The Louisville papers
printed stories of his shortage in
his accounts, which, it was said, a.
mounted to several thousands of
dollars.
Whether there was an attempt on
the part of the insurance company
TO have Sladden arrested while he
was in Europe having good time
is not known, but number of A.
merican newspapers printed cable
dispatch from Germany stating that
a Sidney Sladden had been arrested
on the charge of raising a draft and
forging the signature of Secretary
Of State John Hay. How he got
out Of this scrape is not known, but
be reached Boston two. weeks ago.
There he gave out an interview stat
ing that the charges against him
were all false and that he was going
to sue the newspapers for libel.
Sladden's being charged with
murder comes as shocking sur
prise to the friends of his father
and mother and those who have
known him. It is generally dis
credited, for it was known that he
was very fond Of his second wife.
and during her illness he was very
devoted.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-05-11

Belgrade, May IA letter from
Queen Natalie, the widow Of King
Milan of Servia, declares that the
disasters Russia has met with in
the War with the Japanese are the
Just punishment of Heaven.
She says that the czar was re-
sponsible for the tragic end of her
son, King Alexander. She says al
80 that the czar's mother will now
be spared the sorrows that were in
ficted upon the mother of the muir
dered king of Servia.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-05-11
headquarters in Port Arthur.

IN Port Arthur.
While this was going on the jap
anese transports had run close to
the beach at Pitsewo, and prepara-
tions were made for the landing of
troops. The cruisers which had &C
companied the feet shelled the
beach, most of the shells being aim
ed at the small settlement, There
was but small settlement at this
point. They had but few guns,
and these were but of small calibre.
Recognizing, therefore, that it was
hopeless to attempt to oppose the
Japanese, and also that an extend
ed stay ,siight mean the capture Of
the entire force, the Russian COM
mandant gave the order to retire.
Following the departure of the
Russian garrison, veritable panic
took place among the Inhabitants
of the town, and within an hour
they had fed alongithe road to the
northward. So precipitous was
their flight that they left behind
them their worldly possessions.
The Japanese landed boat after
boat, each crowded to the gunwales
with men, and by nightfall force
of 1O, 900 men had been disembark-
ed with their accoutrements. This
was excellent work on the part oi
the enemy, as the boats could not
run close to the beach, and the men
were compelled to jump into water
ny to their waists and wade ashore.
A small band of Russian Cossacks
held their position on the hills neal
the abandoned town until the Jap
anese began their advance, and il
this way complete report of th'
operations has been placed at tn
disposal of the Russian officials.
When the railroad was reached
the train bearing the viceroy ant
his party was in sight, the Japan
ese made an attempt to capture i
but failed. They fred several vol
leys after ii, but the range was to-
great and the shots went wild.
In the meantime, another Japan
ese column had been cent towar,
the outbwest, and by marchin
the better part Of the night the
were enable to secure the roads lead
ing southwark.
| The Japanese army which ha
undertaken the investment of Poi
| Arthur numbers fully $4,000 mer
and all of them were landed by las
night. They intend to march south
ward before the end of the weel
and plant siege guns to bombar
the town.
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Washington, May 6.-The state
department has received cable
gram from United States Minister
Griscom, at Toxic, confirming the
press reports of the landing of the
japanese on the Liao Tung penin-
su1a, about 40 miles above Port
Arthur. The location given in the
Japanese dispatches is Kin Chau.
This is the narrowest point on the
peninsula, and consequently, the
minister says, the railroad is practi.
ca1ly closed, and the investment Of
Port Arthur has begun.
According to telegram received
at Rome. May 6, from Chefoo, the
garrison at Port Arthur has been
reduced to 1000 men, and all the
i'm portant documents, money and
field guns have been removed to
Mukden.
Toxic, May Further reports
of encounters between the Japs and
Russians since the general engage.
ment of Saturday last have been re-
ceived The latest of these de-
scribes a sharp engagement between
a force of Japanese cavalry and
Russian Cossacks. The japanese
were making a reconnaissance and
met the Russian patrol at Fang
Shang Chong, twenty miles from
Kiu Len Cheng, where the battle of
last Sunday was fought, the Rus.
slams retreated and Japs pursued
J following the Cossacks to the Ku
Cheum river, ten miles from the
Russian position st Feng Wang
!, Chepg.
A st. Petersburg correspondent
} of the Echo de Paris sends the fol
f lowing under date of May g.
s'The general staff believes tina
the Japanese landed at Pitsewo /,
e number not less than 10000, ant
!. says the bulk of General Kurokis
t army this morning was about min
: miles from Feng Wang Cheng. Th
army was advancing in three col
d umns, the third column following
:. the coast, probably in order to com
l municate with the troops landed 8
9 Pitsewo. All the reserve, provi
q sions and ammunition were lande,
l. on the Elliott Islands. Il
S The correspondent repeats the re
g port that the Japanese have ocou
T, pied Fort Adams and says they al
S advancing on Port Arthur.
ls
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Seoul, May IA dispatch from
Antung Gays that the japanese cap
tured Feng Wang Cheng, May 4,
after fierce fighting, and that the
losses on both sides were very
heavy.
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