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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-07
WEATHER FORECAST.
 Washington, March 6.-For Alabamas Showers Tuesday, Wednesday partly cloudy and colder, light to fresh south erIy winds becoming variable.

wounded men. whose exhaustion is al- most too utter for them to feel pain. Scarcely a groan or cry Is heard-not even the means of the dying--only the dismal creak of the rude wheels and the thud of the ponies hoofs are audible. Most of the wounded have their heads covered with Chinese blan- kets, o. dirty coats. stif with coagu- lated blood, hiding wan and dirty faces distorted with pain. sunken eyes and expanded nostrils. Here and there is seen cart with two wounded men. between whom is corpse, which with every jolt pounds against the helpless living comrades of the man on whose face death has sealed the distortion of unbearable agony.
 The valley in front of the Russian position has become q valley of death Corpses strew the debatable ground from which neither side can remove its dead.
 ! Again and again the Japanese charged the slope and up the hill. Again and again the Russians counter attacked, trying to gain possession of the hill with the tower.v No quarter was asked f6f or given by either side The enmity ceased only in death-the wounded with breasts torn open by Snrdpnel or DdyOHet eSsdyinS dnOtueT shot until their last breath.
 Here sits a Japanese upon stone, a moments pause for rest having stretched him out into etrenity.
 There lie two foes, with bayonets sheathed in each others breasts.
 Everywhere corpses ,corpses. corpses. For two days the Russians had been concentrating a heavy artillery fire on "the hill with the tower" stopping the sapper works.
 At 2 o'clock in the morning yesterday the Russian skirmishers heard noise at the hill with the tower" Creeping forward. they discovered that the Japa- nese were heaping up corpses as de- fences. The Russian field batteries inn mediately opened fire and forced a cessation of the work.
 At dawn yesterday the Japanese at- tackled the Russian positions near Oub- anepusa. The attackers were scarcely recognizable as valiant Japanese. so mechanically did they move forward and with undying persistence attack. only to be thrown back. They repeat ed this at 10 o'clock in the morning after preparatory artillery lombard ment, and reached the Russian trenches, where a bayonet fight en- sued. At the crucial moment General Alien. commanding the vanguard. ar- rived on the scene with two companies and turned the scale against the Japa- nese. Among the wounded was Lieu tenant Colonel Hrostitsky, of the gen. eral stan. who nevertheless. remained at the front.
 Towards evening the fight slackened.
 The Japanese employed an ingenious scheme to drive the Russian artillery. whose shells. though having the ranges
 L1 t. direction. The officers were about to resort to experimental firing when skirmishers reported that the Japa- nese were exploding small mines and even tlaGowirE dirt "A theeaA with spades to effect deception.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-07
The Strike Resumed.

St Petersburg. March 7.-(3:3O a. m.) The strike was resumed this morn ing at the Putiloff. Ouboukhoff and sev- eral other works and is now extending, though not general. At the latter works. which are engaged on naval contracts the management has warned tirely if they struck. Monday after noon the director presented a request to the Minister of Marine that the com pany be allowed to shut down it's fac- tory and cancel its contracts.
 The men employed by the American Washington Company are also out. but they have manifested the best of feeling toward the management, saying shat only the refusal of the Govern ment to grant the demands nf the vorkmen regarding the Schldlovski conciIiation commission had copelled them to strike.
 Before leaving they washed the win dows, cleaned the shops and oiled and covered the machinery and brought the keys to the superintendent. At the Putiloff works Monday morning one of the under-foremen became excited and drew a revolver with which he wound ed one of the workmen. The incident formed the basis of startling stories of q general riot at the works. There has been a renewal of the disorders in Caucasus and especially at Kutans and Batoum where there has been rioting in which a number of persons were killed or wounded. There are 125,0O0 persons on strike in this region.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-07
A MEMPHIS CHANGE.
Street Railway Is Purchased by New
 Workers.

Memphis. Tenn. March 6.-Announce- ment was made today of the sale of the Memphis Street Railway Company to the firm of Ford, Bacon and Davis, en- gineers of New York city. The entire stock and holdings of the company have changed hands. it Is said, but the con- sideration involved is withheld. The purchase price is placed by outsiders at approximately $4,500.O00. George H. Davis of the purchasing firm succeeds c. K. G. Billings of Chicago as Pres ident of the company. MT. Billings was one of the largest stockholders. Frank C. Jones of this city, Vice-President and General Manager, surrenders his office to Thomas H. Tutwiler. E.. w. Ford will be the new General Superin- tendent and W. H. Burroughs Secretary and Treasurer
 The firm of Ford, Bacon & Davis is interested in street railway companies of Kansas City, Little Rock, Birming- ham. Nashville and Knoxville.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-07
The Missouri SeuatorshIp.

Jefferson City, Mo. March 6.-No re- suit was accomplished in the joint bal lot today on United States senatorship. the vote being:
 Niedringhaus. 52 Cockrell. 63; Ker- ems, 15: Mckinley, 5; Kirkpatrick 1. The Republicans of the House and Senate will hold joint caucus to- night to ballot again for Q possible candidate to break the deadlock. It is declared that if no candidate receives Al. which is a majority. there win be general scattering or votes in the joint ballot tomorrow
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-07
NO BAIL ALLOWED.
GaynOr and Greene Before Canadian
 Magistrate.

Montreal. March 6.--Messrs. Gaynor and Greene. who are wanted by the United States government on charges of fraud in connection with the Sa- vannah river improvements. were car ried before Magistrate Lafontaine to- day. the extradition commissioner, the question of bail being discussed. Pend ing agreement the case was adjourned until this afternoon.
 MT. Taschereau. counsel for the ac- cused men, ftled an objection to the Ju- risdiction of the magistrate. The lat ter thereupon agreed to a postpone ment of the case until March 14 to give an opportunity to get witnesses here.
 The question of bail went over for argument this afternoon.
 After hearing arguments this after noon Extradition Commissioner La fontaine announced that in his opinion the Dominion statutes did not grant him power to accept bail for the pris- Oners.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-07
Egan Defeats Meyer.

Boston, March 6.-In the national boxing championship finals held here tonight Charlie Meyer of the St. George Athletic Club of New York and holder of the Olympian championship, was de- feated by Jack Egan of Brwyn Mawr, Pa. in the 150 pound class.
 There was no contest in the heavy- weight class. Charles Meyer defaulting to Emory Payne of the Mott Haven Athletic Club of New York
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-07
RUSSIANS RETIRING.
Unable to Resist Onward March of the
 Jupanese.

Headquarters of General Rennen- kampff. near Oubenpusa, Saturday, March 4, a. m., via Mukden, March 6. The road northward is crowded as far as the eye can reach by contin- ucus file of two wheeled Chinese carts full of RNssian wounded, the best tes- timony with which the army of the east, fighting continuously for fort night, has defended every inch of the ground over which it has been com pelled by superior numbers to retire EaAh cart haaEa Tram thxAA ta 6va
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-07
On Neutral Ground.

Mukden. March 5. delayed.-A French war correspondent who arrived here today on foot from Sinmintin confirms the report that the Japanese turning movement against the Russian right wing was executed on neutral territory. The Sinmintin railroad, however, was not used by the Japanese troops.
 The emperor's manifesto of March 8 was published today in The Army Messenger and distributed among the troops on the fighting line.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-07
MONTGOMERY CAR COMPANY
 PASSES INTO NEW HANDS

terest in the Traction Company oper- ate car lines and power plants in Lynchburg. Va. Roanoke, Va. Pet ersburg, Va. and Columbia, S. c. Their properties are equipped in the most modern style and Montgomery street railway men expect great improve ments in the local property
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-07
Innanese Renulsed.

General Pennenkampfs Headquarters, March 5. night, via Mukden. March 6.- Attacks by the Japanese today near Tu pintai and on the forces of General Lieubavin were repulsed with heavy losses to the Japanese. The Russian left has been advanced slightly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-07
MAY BE SERIOUS.
NOrwny and Sweden Are Liable to Have
 TrnuhIe.

London, March 7.-The Morning Posts Christiana correspondent says:
 The consular committees decision means that Norway will enforce her will without Swedens consent, which may lead to serious consequences.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-07
To Atlanta For Practice.

Cleveland. March 6.--Ten members of the Cleveland American League Club left here today for Atlanta for spring practice. Other players signed for this season have already gone South
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-07
Insnired hx Leaner.

St. Petersburg, March 6.--According to information received here China's protest against the Japanese violation of her neutrality west of Mukden was inspired by the representations of the Russian Minister, M. Lessar, at Pekin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-07
wnr CounciI POstponed.

St Petersburg, March 6.-The extra ordinary council of war which was to have been held today has been postpon- ed until tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-07
Situation at Warnaxx.

Warsaw. March 6.-G1 P. M)-This city is gradually resuming It's normal aspect and the troops are being with drawn. The carnival season. which began almost at the same time as the labor trouble, will close tomorrow Of course this has been carnival sea- son only in name. as the social life of the city has been dead and trades men lost heavily. There was not a single ball during the season, and the opera and theatres have been empty.
 A pastoral letter from the Bishop of Warsaw was read in all the churches yesterday. urging the strikers to re- tur nto work and give no heed to dangerous agitators.
 The Polish socialist party issued a manifesto today warning the public against the authorities. who, the man. ifesto declared are attempting to in- cite the populace against the Jews.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-07

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-07

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