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The San Francisco call., 1905-06-03
MARRIED AT TWO
IN THE MORNING
San Francisco Actor and
Kansas Girl Wed in
New York.
Special Dispatch to The CAN.

NEW YORK, June 2-Under the sooth-
ing influence Of music in
cafe of the Hotel Vendome, SID
ney Lloyd Jones, an actor from
San Francisco. and Birda May Holbert
of Atchison, Kans., determined to marry.
Rev. Henry NJ Warren, the hotel chap
lain. was sent for and at 2 o'clock this
morning the ceremony was performed in
the reception room on the ground floor
of the hotel, with Virginia Earle and a
score of other stage people looking on.
Mr. and Mrs. Jones took a bridal tour
in the elevator to the bridal suit. They
will live in New York
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-03
LIGHTNING DESTROYS
WEAVERVILLE CABIN
Bolt Frightens Horse and
Girl Driver Receives Seri-
GUS Injuries.

REDDING, June "A terrific storm
ragged to-day near Weaverville in Trim
ity County and in Eastern Shasta Near
Weaverville a miners cabin was struck
by lightning and destroyed, the brick
chimney only being left standing. At
Palo Cedro a horse driven by Edna
Lilly. the 17-year-old daughter Of D.
w. Lilly, a prominent farmer, was
frightened by the lightning and ran
away. The girl was thrown out of her
cart, receiving injuries that probably
will prove fatal. There was a heavy
wind in Redding to-day and rain last
night.
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LouisrIlle ResuIts.

LOUISVILLE. June Churchill Downs re-
suits:
First race seven furlongs-The Pet won.
Highland Fling second. Violin third. Time.
:2S 2-5.
Second race four and a half futlongs-
Zscnap won Mingtta second. Myrrh third
Time SO 1-5-
Third race short course. steeplechase-Blue
Mint won Bank Holiday second, Apteryx
third Time 2:54 1-5.
Fourth race, one mile: the American Turf
Association Handicap-Silver Skin won. King
OF Troy second Bats third. Time. :4212-
Fifth race. four and half furlongS-Milti-
AIDES won Wistful second. Colonel Bronston
third. Time. 80.
sixth race mile and a half furlong-Gay
Minister won Martin Brady second, Mayor
David s. Rose third. Time. 2:36 3-5.
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PATROLMEN SEARCH BLACK
DIAMOND FOR TORTURICI
Policemen Evatt and Esola Run Down
Another Fnlsc Clew I'm Their Hunt
for the Murderer.

Patrolmen Jack Evatt and Fred
Esola ran down another false clew
yesterday in their search for Pietro
Torturici. the accused murderer of
Biaggio vilardo. The two policemen
went to Black Diamond early yester-
day morning with information that
Torturici was employed in a cannery
at that place.
The policemen made thorough
search in the canneries there. where
many Sicilians are employed. The sup
posed Torturici had left the cannery
a day or so ago, but he did not in any
manner resemble the fugitive. Evatt,
who knows Torturici. is thoroughly
convinced that this suspect Is not the
man wanted.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-03
NELSON AND SULLIVAN
GO SIX ROUNDS TO A DRAW
Battling Dame In Hammered Hard by
Washington Lads Who Rains Many
HIOwa ON Head.

BALTIMORE, June 2.--The six-round
fight tonight between Battling Nelson
of Chicago and Kid Sullivan of Wash
ington was decided a draw by the
referee but to the spectators Sullivan
seemed to have much the better OF it,
landing on Nelson's head and neck re-
peatedly and usually getting In a stiff
punch in breaking from the frequent
clinches. In the fourth round he
knocked Nelson through the ropes.
Nelson's blows were nearly all delivered
at close quarters and he showed an in
clination to hold more than the spec
tators thought proper.
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Union Park Results.

ST. LOUIS, June 2-Union Park results:
First race, seven furlongs-Ike won. Pipe
second WisendIne third Time. 1:29 is.
Second race, i've furlongs-Neodesha won,
Fcur-in-Hand second. Ripple Mark third.
Time LOB
Third race. one mile-St Resolute won. OPP
orator second, Erb third Time 1:42 2-5
Fourth race. six furlongs. handicap-Sneer
won Mansard second. Mafalda third Time.
1:15
Fifth race short course steeplechase-Jim
Bozeman won. The Guardsman second, Buck
ODcwd third. Time. 3:05-
Sixth race, seven furlongs-Limerick Girl
won, st. Noel second. Little Red third. Time,
:29 is.
Seventh race, six and half furlongs-
third. Time. 1:H 20.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-03

ST. LOUIS ENTRIES.

ST LOUIS, June Following are
the entries for tomorrow at the Fair
Grounds:
First race six furlongs. three-year-olds.
purse-Mrs Annie 100. Pirelia loo. My Eleanor
100, Mamie Lynch 100, Auroceiver 100. Lady
Sellers 100 Voltage 100 Sweet Kitty Bellairs
100 Intrigue 1O0 Jucora los
Second race. five furlongs. two-year-olds.
municipalities Brown 80. DR.. Mccarthy 81,
Tom McGrath OF, Macy Jr. log, Marpessa "a.
Jack Kircheville 81, Pretty Nellie los.
Third race six furlongs, selling-Theodore
96 Sea Voyage 81, Howlng Dervish 1O2. An
drew Mack 115. st. Flour 81, Lady Vashti 1Ol,
Van Ness 107. Lucian 90.
Fourth race, six furlongs. Junior Champion
ship stake $1,000 added-Dell Phillips los,
Ruth w les. watehful los. Loyal Front IFS.
Tom McGrath 113. DR.. Gardner lis. Ala Rus
sell lis. Fargo lis. Holscher lib, osee llo.
Fifth race. mile, purse-Gregor X ia. Caro-
nal III The Cook %, High Chancellor ia
Sixth race. and three-sixteenths miles.
Handicapped Sheridan sS, Jack Young 100.
Little Scout 107, Uncle Charley eS. Rainland
107.
Seventh race, one and a sixteenth miles.
selling-Broodler 90. Miss Betty 90, Sincerity
Belle 81. Red Leaf 81. Bavarian 81, Docile 80.
Tartan 96. Joe Lesser ia.
Weather cloudy; track fast.
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Men Are at required weight.

Hanlon and Corbett met at Alex
Greggains' at 6 o'clock and went
through the formality of Weighing in.
The bar trembled slightly when Han
lon stepped on the scales and then set
tied back The bar did not move with
Corbett, which was taken as an indi-
cation that he weighed about 129
pounds.
The boys made the weight easily,
neither having to do any severe work
yesterday nor to resort to the cnervat-
ing hot baths.
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STEAMER WRECKED
BY STRIKING BRIDGE
Vessel Breaks i'm Two and,
1t Is Said, Several Lives
Were Lost.

NEW ORLEANS. June 2.-The steamer
H NJ Carter struck the bridge Of the
Louisiana Railroad and Navigation Com
pany at Alexandria, La, about IL o'clock
tonight and was wrecked. The boat, it is
said broke in two and is a complete loss
1t is reported that several lives were
lost, but this cannot be confirmed. The
telephone operator at Alexandria says all
the passengers and crew escaped and that
no lives were lost.
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sMOTHER, JONES DECLARES
PRESIDENT SHOULD BE SHOT
Notorious Agitntor Makes an Anarch-
istfc Speech Before AN Audience
I'm Sheridan, Wyomin~.

SHERIDAN. Wyo.. June 2.-'Mother''
Jones, a notorious agitator, in a speech
in the City Hall advised the shooting
of all officers of the law. not except
ing President Roosevelt, who opposed
the principles advocated by her and
her associates. She spoke of President
Roosevelt in a sneering manner at
least a dozen times and deplored the
fact that educational and property
qualifications are required of voters in
the various States.
Intense feeling was aroused by her
speech. her audience feeling that she
overstepped all bounds in her TRADE
against officers of the law and especi-
ally against the President.
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Secretary Hny Arrives. I'm London

LONDON, June 2.-Secretary Hay ar
rived in London from Paris this evening
looking better than when he left New
York, but still far from well. Mr.. Hay
will not participate In any social or Of
fetal functions during his stay in LON
don He will sail for New York on the
White Star steamship Baltic, leaving Liv-
erpool June Z.
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New Mexican Embas.ndor.

MEXICO CITY, June 2.-President
Diaz to-day appointed Jose de Casasus to
be ambassador of Mexico in the United
States. De Casasus is noted jurist, IT.
terateur and economist as well as a
classical scholar. He will take up his
new duties In August.
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perliminnries Are East.

In the first bout on the card Joe
Reilly stopped Billy Sullivan in the
third round. Reilly knocked him down
in the first round and nearly had him
out. In the third Reilly punished his
opponent severely and Referee Shuler
stopped the unequal contest.
George Peterson and Frank Mayfeld,
two hard-hitting welter-weights, made
their debut as professionals. They went
ten desperate rounds, the decision
rightfully going to Peterson.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-03
MEXICAN FIEND SUCCEEDS
IN MAKING HIS ESCAPE
Mnn Who Attacks School Girl Nenr San
Diego Seen Sixty Miles Below
boundary Line.

SAN DIEGO. June manuel Salazar.
the Mexican fiend who brutally attacked
Miss Essie Philbrook near Lakeside
three weeks ago. has made good his es-
cape, Notwithstanding the strenuous ef-
forts that were made to effect his cap
ture. News has been received that a
few days ago he was seen near Tecarte,
which is about sixty miles below the
line.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-03
TALENT AGAIN
FARES BADLY
Four Out of the Six Races
at the Fair Grounds Are
Captured by Outsiders
MAYOR JOHNSON THERE
Wise Ones Make Gold Enam-
ell Favorite in Feature, but
Choice Runs Unplaced
Special Dispatch to III. Cain

ST. LOUIS. June Form players were
again shocked to-day when four out Of
six races went to outsiders. Mayor John
son won the feature. in which Gold En-
amel was made favorite. 1t was a hard
drive. with Elastic a good second. Myn-
heer's victory in the fifth, coming as 1t
did. after poor races recently was a hard
plow. No judicial action was taken
Summaries:
? FIRST RACE-Four and one-half furlongs:
2-year-old; purse:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. y Fin
I to 1-Pinta, 1os CIV; walkerl.1 y u
to 1--Lav. T. los (Scharner).. 2 Al Sh
Time, so SO Start fair. Won driving.
momacita. sicyou los. Bess CLANCY 1O5. sain-
ada 100. Frenchies First 10o. Una G. 100.
Phillips 10. Hand Miss 105. finished as
named.
SECOND RAcE-six furIOngs; 4-year-olds
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. 81. Y Fin.
10 to 1-Kings Chm.lO7 Qwiil) IL IL
to Miss NM %Mnrs.1os tAubchonj In sn
Time. LA 40 Start good Won driving.
Winne5' J. G Gyros I 6r & 10. tG ds Sy King 1s1
Miss Gomez 100. Tangent Ill. Whiskers los,
Apple Sweet 101. Tom Mankins 1o7. Kildoe los.
LedebelIe los, AIIsta los, Frank Carr 102.
finished as named.
THIRD RACE-One mile ana seventy ydrusS
3-year-olds; purse:
Betting. Horse weight. Jockey. St u Fin.
TO 2-Kenton, 9S CMcGee) A.. % u
to 1-Pict. Hat 9S (Aubuchon) IL 26
80 TO 1-Courant. 9S (Williams). 10 u
Time. 1:47 2-5. Start good Won driving.
Winner, Rice Bros b. c. CD by G. w. Johnson
Mabel Martin. Mr.. Jack 103. Katie Ash O3.
Rostof 9e. Sandalwood 1o4. Fruit 90. Dave
stahl 95. Butwell 95. finished as named
FOURTH RACE-Sx furlongs: three-year-
olds and uD; handicap-
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey st. q Fin
II to 5-M. Johnson, 1Os Cwiims) ~ dns
to IL. p. Mayberry. 92 Gsice) y 8 ms
Time 1:14 1-5. Start good. Won driving.
Winner l.. Marion & Co.'S b. e. 90 by G. w.
Johnson -Daybreak. Gold Enamel 112, BY
Ways 95, Jucora 90. finished as named.
FIFTH RACE-One mile; four-year-olds and
up; purse:
Betting. Horse, Weight. Jockey. ST. q Fin
20 to 1-Mynheer. 112 (McBrlde). 2 IA A
8 to 1-Varro III CF1scher). u ns
to 1-Hilee. 112 (SeweiD...... 2h 81
Time 1: AZ. Start good. Won easily. Win
Fcraker-Fraulein. DR.. Hart 112. Montpelier
III Avoid lis. Athelrose los. Dan McKenna
100 Alfred III. Decoration 1O1, finished as
named
SIXTH RAcE-One mile and seventy yards;
three year -olds: purse:
Betting Horse Weight. Jockey. st. Y Fin.
10 to bravery SO (Schafner). u III
IL to III Brady. 9S (Seder).... S "a ~
to 1-B. Pr. Charlie 9s (seweD \ ms
Winner, G.. c. Bakers ch. I. by Goodrtcn-Ihe
Heroine Bavarian 100 Charles Aunt lO4.
Cotillion 93 Willowdene 103. Fancy Dress 3D.
finished named.
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LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

BREMEN-Arrived June 2-Stmr Princess
Alice from New York via Plymouth and
Cherbourg-
LIVERPOOL-Sailed June 2-Stmr Cedric,
for New York via Queenstown.
RIO JANEIRO-Sailed June 2-Stmr Assuan.
from Port Gamble Tacoma and San Francisco
via Central and South American ports, for
Hamburg
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Uninjured After Leap From Window.

Mrs. Alice Schaunt of 1246 Alabama
street while in a fit of temporary insan-
ity leaped from the second-story window
of her home. No bones were broken by
the fall and a few bruises were treated
at the Central Emergency Hospital The
room was wrecked by me woman before
she made the leap.
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Gate Receipts for the Firbt.

The total gate receipts at the Hanlon-
Corbett fight were $6739 so. OF this
the clubs share was s336e rs. Hanlon
received s2O21 IS for his winners end,
while Corbetts share was s1347 80.
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NEW YORK SELECTIONS.

First racc-Major Pelham, Tommy
Waddel1, Emergency.
Second race-Hy1as, Flying Buttress,
Bonnie Brook entry.
Third race--Jerry Weinberg, Ven
dor, WoOiwich.
Fourth race-Oiseau, Agile, oxford.
Fifth race-Lancastrian, Cassfni, Al
bert.
Sixth race-Novcnn. Flyback, Orc.
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Mis-. rhompson win. at COLI.

LONDON, June 2.-Miss Thompson.
the English woman who yesterday de-
feated Miss Margaret Curtis of Massa-
chusetts, won the International golf
championship at Cromer to-day, de-
feating Miss Stuart OF Ireland.
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PROPER SHOWS
HE HAS SPEED
Jennings Horse Amazes the
Wise Ones of Gotham by
Finishing With Sprinters
BIG PRICE AGAINST HIM
Bookies Lay as High as 20
to | and Come Near Being
Sent Back to the Woods
Special Dispatch to The Call.

NEW YORK, June 2-To show his
friends that Proper would have had
chance in the Brooklyn Handicap If he
had got well away, Walter Jennings to-
day started that horse in the handicap
at sprinters' distance. five and three
quarter furlongs, and the racer amazed
the entire betting ring as we'll as a ma
jority of the crowd by running a very
strong third to Lady Amelia and Big Ben,
both admitted to be good racers at this
distance.
The bookmakers took great liberties
with Proper, offering as nigh as 20 to l
against him. For the first quarter, run
in twenty-five and half seconds, Lady
Amelia had long lead on her opponents.
AS expected, she began to stop a little
in the next quarter and at the end Odom
had TO do his best to- keep the Lady going
long enough to win the race. Summary:
FIRST PACE-About six furlongs; handicap;
for all ages:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. 3. Fin.
to 2-Lady Amelia. 119 tOdom) . h
Is to 5-Big Ben, III (Burns) u
20 TO Proper, lis CIV. Knapp. "a )
Time. 10. Start good. Won driving. winner.
r. f. Watkins br. (. by Ben Brush -Lacoonia.
Marjoram, Race King Northern Star, Spring
d'ArlSle and Chrysitis finished as named
SECOND RACE-Ftve and half furlonss;
two-year-olds: selling:
bttllTB. f1OISe, weight, JOChey- 81 T III.
20 to Sir Russell, 100CW. Davis 1 u l
s to 1-Belden. 100 o. Kelly)... n
IL to Speedway, 104 a.. smithl10 8 h y
Time, :O9. Start fair. Won ridden out.
Winner, d. Hollis b. c. by Russell -Springtime
Anodyne Delmore Astral ii, Abe Meyer, In
corrigible. c. Walworth, Magic Power. Little
Ben and Greenland finished as named
THIRD RACE-One and a quarter miles:
handieap; bar4 % hree,year,oldS sand and up u,
8 to 1-Adbell. lis Fountain)..-. u
4 to 1-Kehailan, t12 CMiller) - 1s2
to Red knight. 100 (Burns).. 10
Time 2:O6 1-5. Start good Won handily.
Winner, ]. E. Madden's br- c. by Plaudit-Nah-
ma Miss Crawford. voladay. Major danger
field ard Bill Curtis finished as named.
FOURTH RACE-About six furlongs; the
May stakes; two-year-olds; selling:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST. q Fin.
II to 1-Aeronaut, 101 (Miller). 81 3h
sto l-Jerry e. 9s q. Johnson) 51a2h
Time, :109s. Start good. Won handily- Win
ner +. Johnson,s ch. c. by Aryshire-Miss Ellie.
and Iota finished az named.
FIFTH RAcE-Five furlongs; hllies; two
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. q Fin.
IL to Pun Water. 1o5 eBurnsl, 3 2h y
) to 1-Andria, Ia Ca Booker / 12 sh
Time. 1 :o2 3-5. Start fair. Won driving.
Winner, W. clay's bay (. by Sir Dixon Break
Hekate. Hester W. Alice Degray and Babe B
finished as named.
selling; maiden three-year-olds and up:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST. q Fin.
s s to to i-Bouvler. is io4 q Diggins5.... S' 81 a&
s TO st Roma. 1O2 q. Johnson)13 tn 33la
Time. :52 1-5; Start good Won driving
Nadavis. Jackstan. Maid of Timbuctoo. Second
Light. Light Frank Tyler. Mutt Blanche. Binderton.
Salt and Pepper. Jericho. Beracha and Vladi-
EOStOk finished named.
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ch.rrr La.. win. che oak..

LONDON, June 2.-The race for the
Oaks stake OF 5000 sovereigns was run
at EPSON to-day and was won by
Cherry Lass. Queen OF the Earth was
second and Amitie. ridden by Maher.
the American jockey, was third Twelve
horses started
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Passenger Men to Meet.

PORTLAND, June Monday. June
), and for four days following, the
Transcontinental Passenger Association
will meet in this city This association
has forty-eight members, and from all
accounts all but two will attend the
meetings next week.
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DO Won PLAY Cnrd.f

II you do buy your playing cards. chips
tally cards and rules from u.s. We also have
dice, chessmen. checkers and all the new games
recently published. Sanborn, Vail & Co., TAI
Market ST.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-03

LONDON, June 2-Richard l. Farnham. a
director of the Panama Railway has arrived
several ships for the Panama Canal Conn
mission.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-03
ST. LOUIS SELECTIONS.

First race Jucora, Voltage, An
Revoir.
Second race-Macy Jr., Marpessa,
Tom McGruth.
Third race-Lady Vashti, Van Ness,
HOwling Dervish.
Fourth race-Ala Russell, Schreiber
entry, Fargo.
Fifth race-High Chancellor, Gregor
X, The Cook.
Sixth race - Little Scout, Uncle
Charley. Rnfnland.
seventh rnce-Joe Lesser, Red Leaf,
DOcilc.
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Californian Boxer the Victor
in the Twentieth Round.
GETS VERDICT ON POINTS
Bout, While Intensely Excit-
ing at Times, Lacks Class.
CORBETT ATTACKS REFEREE
GETS VERDICT ON

of the blows he landed on Corbett should
have put the latter out of commission.
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h race-Novcnn. Flyback, Orc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-09
NEWPORT NEWS VA, THURSDAY MARCH 8, 1905

ON the emergency brakes and bc.an
To back almost us rapidly as he had
zone ahead
Tho shock OF The sudden stoL,agc
hurled all the passengers Forward IN
heaps and Il minu:" later they wore al;
i"rkcd III the opposite direction when
the train brought mp against the switcl,
when hal boon reset after its passag"
The rear car was dcrailcd and
thrown on its side across The tract;
and panic cnsucd among tho paSspn
G"is all of whom. however. escaped uu.
hurt and walked along tie tracks 10
he nearest station
Company Won't Ark;trate.
The executive committee of the In.
tcrlCrorgh Company declined the may.
or'S proffcr of arbitration Iii lon. let
ter. in which. after charging that Tho
aicn deliberately violated their Cbliga
lions. the committee SAYS that under
IN" circumstances the company fin.!.,
hothnh" TO arbitrate They SaiL also
that they find no ground for believing
that the decision of al. arbitrator
would he moro bindn. than The sol
cmn agreement which was 80 1u;cki.'
and deliberately violated Ivy the broth
rrhoods Of Leo connective Engineers ana
Fircmcr "
The letter says that ;hc company
IS fully able 10 maintain its service If
The authorities will protect the life and
property
| Many Hurt in Minor Accidents.
Two cars were badly smashed aud
John Davis of pittsburg. n molprman
was injured today when TWO trains
crashed together OF the elevated
structure in the Bronx There " ar..
no passengers in either car. In roar
end collision at The terminal Of l:t.
West Farms elevated branch OF tho
subway tonight. fifty policemen sitting
eating in two cars used as waiting,
room. narrowly escaped being prccipi.
tated Ia The roadway. fifty feet be-.
low. six policemen were Injured
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-09
WORKMEN WILLING
TO ACCEPT OFFER
Unions Send a Favorable Reply to Let.
ter Of Mayor Nc.
Clcilan.
tEy Associated I'rcss.)

NEW YORK. March S.-Thc officials,
OF the Amalgamatcd Assoc iatiun Of
Electric and Street Railway Employee;
ana tn" local officials of The Brother.
hood "r i-ocGmntirc Engineers. have
sent a letter to Mayor McG!c!iauir ~.
Spouse TO his suggestion of Yesterday.
stating that they are willing to cor
slider ally nropoiitiu" thal may brin"
about an amicabc adjustment of The
strike.
The suggestion Of Mayer McClcllau
Which was sent to both The INTERIOR,
ough Company aud the striking: en-.
rloyc*. was that adjustment of The
lro1blc be entrusted to him personally
or To . .!isintcrestcI committee of ,itl.
zCns'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-09

General kurulmiliin is giving grcuIui
before tho armies Of Japan ana "c:;.
tcrday abandoned positions south and
southwest of Muliden burning such Of
his supplies rs he could not carry wish
him.
The Japanese artillery is laundering
ut the very gates OF Mukden. which pc
.;;tim the Russians still hold, 0nt
which they are admittedly preparing -
cvacuaic changing their base to Tie
Pass. which is forty miles north Of
Mukden
So far as the retreat has progressed
it has been orderly. What the .Japa:
ncse may have in store for the defeat.
ed army on its retirement northwartl
remains to lie disclosed.
RcnrekamaH Cut OF?
There are reports that General Ron.
nckampff. the foremost cavalry general
of the Russian army in Manchrria. hai
been cut OFF I'm the east main forcu
and Japanese troops in considerable
numbers ere said 10 be already in thu
vicinity Of Tic Pass.
The retirement unqucstunnbly eos;
the Russians dear in the matter IF sup.
plies and heavy guns.
Neither commanders nur correspond
cnts have yet rcll;urcd to estimate The
number killed or wCGndcd In the
eleven days OF fighting. The Russian
casualties in the fighting Tuesday o.l
The left Hank are said to have ba4,l
fully 7,uUD.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-09
GIVE SUPPLIES
TO THE FLAMES
sly ut Mukdcn lighted Up With
Burning Commissary Stores Of
Rus5IaH Army.

MUKDEN. Marcel. s., IL ni.--rhc
russian army is icas ing The positions
south and southeast nj Nukdcn. The
sky is lighted with the brilliant glare
Of burning watchomscs. where tens III
c;nmmissary supplies have been .iyca
10 the nHmcs The rctircm INT /. be.
ing effected in perfect order. lhn Rus.
SLAMS beating off attacks Of ptlrSuin.
!aDarcs",
How 1t All HaDDcncd
Tho Withdrawal was nccessitaicG Nv
Il heavy concentration of Japanese:
west AMI nnr!hwrs. of Alukdcn whittier
7hcy have transferred n large STARE of
The forces ni the southern front to re-.
iniorcc the original striking force of
General NnSi.
The Russians still hold their pusi.
tiGn Al Madyapu whore q strong attack
IS expected AZ any moment 4 division
Of Japanese troops has appeared mort!
of Mu':dcn on The heights west OF lIus
Gatai station