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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-06-03
Damage to TOgo's Fleet Slight.

"The full particulars regarding the
/ jury to our ships are not yet in hand
but so far as I could ascertain none
were seriously injured. all being still en-
gagged in operations.
1.-THE whole casualties are not yet as
certained. The casualties of the first
division are little over 400.
prince Yorhito is In excellent health.
Admiral Misu was slightly wounded on
May 81"
Net Losses of the Russians.
Later a sixth report was received
from Togo as follows:
"The loss of the Oslabya and the Nav.
arin is confirmed. The Sissio Veliki also
definitely reported to have been sunk
on the morning Of May 80.
"Of1cial statement Of Russian losses
so far as can be ascertained (:
1.-The following six battleships were
sunk: The Kniaz Souvaroff, Imperator
Alexander /. Borodino. Oslabya, Sissic
Nellki ana Navarin.
1.-THE following five cruisers were
sunk The Admiral Nakimoff. Dmitri
Donskoi, Vladimir Monomach, Sviet.
lana and Zemtchug.
"The coast defense ship Admiral
Oushakoff was sunk.
1.-TWO special service s Ups. the repair
ship Kamchatka and three destroyers
also were sunk.
1.-TWO battleships, the Orel and the
Imperator Nicholas I. the coast defense
ships. the General Admiral Apraxine
and the Admiral Seniavin and one de.
stroyer, the Biedovy, are captured.
"rhus the Russians lost altogether
20 ships, the aggregate tonnage where
of amounted to 1884 tons. besides
the cruiser Almaz, believed to- have
sunk"
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Imperial Family Assemblies.

st. Petersburg. May 31.-The serious
ness OF the situation created by the
complete destruction Of the Russian
feet seems to be fully realized at Tsars
koe.Selo. where the Emperor has u.
sembled practically all the members Of
the imperial family to decide on the
course to pursue.
A series of conferences are proceeding
which will determine not only the
question of peace but whether it is cd.
visable to yield to the popular demand
for the immediate convocation of q Ma.
tional Assembly.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-06-03

Masampho Bay on the japanese side
is Shimonoseki. Here, at Fusan and
ON the northern extremity Of Tsu Island
are wireless stations. The Korean
channel is about 80 miles wide. The
Japanese channel is about so miles
across.
Russian Armada Beaten.
1t was by the Japanese channel that
R~ojestvensky elected to pass. Leaving
his empty golfers at Shanghai, with
orders to return to Europe. R~ojestven.
sky formed his ships in double battle
line. The evening Of Saturday, May
81, was closing when Russian sea
columns appeared north of Quelpart
Island. and it was growing dark when
a gun was fired from the Japanese flag.
ship.
Instantly the Japanese destroyers
darted out toward the oncoming Russ
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-06-03
Young and Burt0n's Bail.

A Goldfeld dispatch OF May 80 says
Justice Of the Peace Reed to-day refused
to accept Redmond & Stein on the bond
of Francis Burton, who Is accused OF
being connected with the collapse Of the
Goldfeld Bank and Trust Company.
The Justice fixed Burton's bail at SIS.
600 and that of j. b. Young, former
president of the bank. at 5000. Ii is
said the claims Of ths depositiors of the
bank will be satisfied in full. The
charges against Francis L. Burton were
withdrawn to-day. but Judge Bell re-
fused to let the case drop.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-06-03
LOANED HIMSELF 100000.
Cashier of California Bank Shoots
Himself in Hour of Disgrace.

Cashier Louis Kahn of the Bank OF
Oakdale, at Oakdale in the San Joaquin
Valley, Cal, shot himself on May "a,
and the directors closed the bank until
the books and accounts could be investi-
gated. This was completed last Satur-
day and less than $1,000 was found in
the suspended bank. or $l71.0OO OF
banks funds loaned ON personal secnri-
ties 500, 900 was loaned to Cashier
Louis Kahn on his personal note, be-
lieved to be absolutely worthless. The
bulk of the grain represented by ware
house receipts hypothecated by Kahn is
not in the warehouses represented by
receipts. 1t is believed that this is a
repetition of the Eppinger sensation.
Kahn could easily make loans to him.
self, because he was the largest stock
holder in the institution, and himself
and his son, Joseph Kahn, constituted
the Finance Committee of the Bank.
There is no doubt but that Kahn at
tempted suicide. He has not been able
at any time to discuss his financial af.
fairs. He made one statement that the
shooting was accidental, but that is all
he has said. He is not expected to re-
cover.
Death of Kahn.
A dispatch from Stockton, CAL, an
nounced the death on Sunday of Cashier
Kahn as a result Of his self-infiicted
gunshot wound.
The depositors of the Bank of Oak
dale will receive but 10 cents on the
dollar. A few weeks ago Kahn bor-
rowed $50, 600 from the Western Ma
tional Bank of San Francisco OF his
note, and his sureties have attached all
of Kahn's property they could find.
About half of the stockholders of the
Bank of Oakdale will be able to make
good their share of the shortage. but
they are small stockholders.
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T0GO'S REPORTS.
22 Vessels Destroyed or Captured
Damage to Japan's Fleet Slight.

% Vessels Destroyed Of Captured
Damage to Japan's Fleet Slight.
Toxic, May 30.-The fifth report re-
ceived from Admiral Togo since the
commencement Of the battle reached
the Naval Department this afternoon.
1t was as follows:
THE main force Of our combined
feet. upon accepting surrender of the
remaining Russian main force, near
Liam ourt rocks, in the afternoon OF
May %. as already reported. stopped
pursuit and while engaged in the dis
position of surrendered ships found in a
southwestern direction the Admiral
Oushakoff, a coast defense ship. There
upon the Iwate and the Yakumo were
Immediately dispatched In pursuit and
invited her to surrender. but she refused
and was sunk at 9 p. m. Her crew of
more than 800 men were rescued.
"The cruiser Dmitri Donskoi was
also found In q northwestern direction
at 8 d. m. and was Immediately over.
taken and fred ON vigorously by our
fourth division and second destroyer
maotilla. She was attacked that night
by the second destroyer flotilla and the
next morning was found aground on
the southeastern shore Of Urleune
Island, of the Korean coast.
Capture Of R~0jestvensky.
"Our destroyer Saxanamo captured,
toward the evening Of May 81. in the
south of Urleung Island, the Russian
destroyer Biedovy. wherein was found
Admiral R~ojestvensky. severely
wounded. together with 80 Russians
including staff officers from the flagship
Prince Souvarof, which was sunk al
$3.50 p. m. on May 81. They were al
taken prisoners.
"Our cruiser Chitose, while cruising
to the northward on the morning Of
May %, found and sunk another Rus
sian destroyer. Our cruiser Niitaka
and destroyer Murakumo attacked also,
at noon on May ~. Q Russian de-
stroyer. which finally went aground.
Results Of the Battle.
According to various reports hither.
to received aud statements of prisoners,
the result of the battle from May 81 &C
May 30 Is as follows;
"Kniaz Souvaroff. Alexander III
Borodino, Dmitri Donskoi. Admira.
Nakimoff. Vladimir Monomach. Zemt
chug. Admiral Oushakof, one con
verted cruiser and two destroyers sunk
"Nicolai /. Orel. General Admira
Apraxine. Admiral Seniavin and de
stroyer Biedovy captured. According
to the prisoners the Oslabya was sunl
about 3 p. m. aud the Navarin also wa
sunk.
THE Almaz. on May 81. was oh
served In a disabled and sinking condi
ton, but her final fate is yet unknown
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Taxes DELINQUENT Monday,

The second installment Of taxes will
become delinquent on Monday, June 8.
1905. at 9 O'Clock p. IN. Taxes not paid
by that time win have a penalty Of 10
per cent aud costs added.
J. H. HOEGH,
Treasurer of Eureka County.
Eureka. New, June 2, 1906.
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Gathering In Range Horses.

Learning Of the advanced price which
buyers are Offering for range horses.
Frank Romano and sons of Diamond
Valley last week rounded up 60 head Of
their horses. which they nov have in
their pasture in Diamond Valley. Mr..
Romano stated in Eureka this week
that $40 a head for range horses was
good enough price for him.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-06-03
CASHIER BOAL ARRESTED.
Says He Left GOldfeld Becaus Sc He
Feared Personal Violence.

Cashier Boal of the defunct Goldfield
Bank and Trust Company of Goldfield
was arrested at Lone Pine. Inyo
County Gal, last Sunday by Sheriff
Collins on a Geographic warrant. Boal
says that after hs paid out all the
money on hand he did NOT care to face
the music and ran away. fearing that
he would meet with personal violence,
Boal was staying at Lone Pine under
the name of James.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-06-03
IN NEW QUARTERS.

We cordially invite our patrons and
friends to call and inspect q hand.
some display Of u~p-to-dats goods in q
new store-one door north Of the Eu.
reka County Bank. We have just rs'
ceived a new line of Gents Furnishing
Goods for Summer. also the newest
shapes in Straw and Linen Hats. A
full line of Mems. ladies' and Children's
Summer Shoes. Our stock OF Ladies'
and Children's Underwear and Hosiery
is complete with the best makes. Our
prices are just right. Call aud zee rs.
ERNEST MAu.
Eureka. May 10. 1905.
Mining location blanks fer sale Of the SEss
TINKL ofice.
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RUSSIA'S HEAVY LOSS.
The Greatest Naval Engagement Of
Modern Times.

MODERN Times.
Washington, May 28.-The greatest
naval engagement of modern times was
that commenced on Saturday morning
between the powerful Russian fleet
under the command of Vice Admiral
Rojestvensky and the Japanese fleet
commanded by Admiral Togo.
The first official information OF the
battle came from Minister Griscom at
Toxic, who cabled the Department of
State that the japanese Government
had officially announced that its fleet
had engaged the Baltic squadron in the
Straits of Tsushima and that the Japa-
nese had held the straits. The Ameri-
can Minister gave no details OF the
battle and nothing was contained in his
cablegram regarding the outcome, the
losses sustained by the contending fleets
or as to whether the battle vas still in
progress.
Strength of the Foes Equalized.
The fact that the Japanese held the
| straits against odds, when the strength
of the two fleets is compared, is an in
| dication that the Mikado's ironclads
have again inflicted another crushing
blow upon the Russian navy. and has
wiped off the sea a large portion Of the
last remnants of the Cars naval force.
and equalized the strength of the two
fleets which have been seeking the de.
s~truction of each other for some
months.
If the advices from Nagasaki regard.
ing the Russian losses are confirmed,
Admiral Togo is now in a better posi-
ton than ever before to cope with his
enemy.
Heavy Losses inflicted Upon Russia.
Washington, May 29.-The following
official report from TOXIC was received
at the Japanese legation to-dayi
"Tokio. May 29.-Reports received
from Admiral Togo at the japanese
headquarters. First report received on
the morning of May 81. Immediately
on the receipt of report that Russian
squadron was in sight. our combined
squadron started for attack. Weather
is fine to-day, but with heavy seas.
Second report received night May 81.
Combined squadron attacked Russian
squadron to day near Okinoshima
(southeast of Tsushima), and defeated
it. sinking at least four ships and in
f0tipg heavy damage on others.
Attack After Sunset.
Damage to our ships is Insignificant.
Our destroyer and torpedo fotillas de.
l.vered attack after sunset. Third re.
port received Monday. May 30. Main
force of our combined squadron con-
tinued pursuit since the 9Th and at
tackled 2Sth near Liancourt Rocks
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File Your Bills.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Board of County Commissioners will be
held on Monday. All bills against the
county should be fled with the County
Clerk not later than Saturday, June 3.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-06-03
Senators Oppose an Extra Session

Senator EIkins, Chairman Of the In
t~erstate Commerce Committee of the
Senate, and Senator Cullom Of Illinois
have expressed to President Roosevelt
the opinion that Senators and Represen.
~tatives generally hoped he would not
call them into extraordinary session. as
the session beginning IN the first Mon.
day in December would be the long
session and Congress would have ample
time to consider all questions of impor-
tance without q special SESSION.
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the day in coaling and refitting, and on
Wednesday night headed for the
Korean Straits. AZ miles away. But ac-
cording to the naval intelligence bureau
of Nagasaki. Togo had never been mis-
lead by the Russian strategy. By
scouts, by wireless and by a score of I'm.
named sources of information, the jap
anese Admiral had kept in touch with
the enemy and actually Swallowed him
from the moment of his departure from
the Saddle Islands. More than that,
Togo made his fight in a field of his
own selection.
Where the Battle Was Fought.
The Korean Straits, from Korea to
the Japanese shore, are Ill miles wide.
but are divided into two channels by
Tsu Island, the southern end of which
is heavily fortified. On the Korean
side lie Fusan and the great harbor of
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win Sue for DELINQUENT Taxes.

1t is reported that a suit will be
started by the State against Lincoln
County for $1,000 delinquent axe
that were not audited and reported TO
the State Controller since ls9S.-Pioche
Record
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Rojestvensky Reported Lost.

Washington, May 3o.-The Post says
the Navy Department has received an
official telegram from Toxic saying
that the battleship Hnias S~opyaroff,
Admiral Rojestvensky's flagship, went
down in the action. and that Admiral
Rojestvensky was lost.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1905-06-03

The elevation Of Las Vegas. Lincoln
County, is 1000 feet above the sea.
Beatty in the Bullfrog District is 3425
feet, Original Bullfrog 4100 feet. Rhyo-
lite 4OCO feet, Goldfeld 800 feet.
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Where the Battle Was Fought.

northeast Of Okinoshima). Russian
ships aground consisted of Nicholas l..
(battleship), Orel (battleship), Senya-
win, A~prexine and Izumrud. Izumrud
fed, while remaining four vessels sur
rendered. No damage to our ships.
According to statements of prisoners.
vessels sunk in engagement May 81
were Borodino and Alexander III +,
battleships Jemtchug and three other
ships. Rear Admiral Nebogatoff and
about 1000 other Russians were taken
prisoners. The following are damages
suffered by the enemy in addition to
those given above since commencement
of battle as reported by commanders
not under immediate command of Togo
and by observation stations:
"Sunk-Admiral Nachinoff. Dmitri
Donskoi. Svietlana, Admiral Usakoff,
Kamtchaka, Irtessen and three de-
~stroyers.
Captured ~ Vladimir Monomach,
foundered after capture. One special
service ship, name unknown, and one
destroyer, captured.
Known Russian Losses.
Russian losses definitely known 81
far may be classified as follows TIVE
battleships, one coast defense ship. five
cruisers, two special ships and three
destroyers were sunk two battleships
two coast defense ships. n specia
service ship and one destroyer wer'
captured. 1t is moi yet clear whetheI
the three vessels as stated by prisoner
to have been sunk are included or no
in above list. There are more thai
1000 prisoners, besides 1000 taken By
main force of combined squadron. Tn
naval engagement is still in progress
so that 1t will take some time before tn
final results can be known"
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Mining location blanks fer sale st The SKrs
TIEEL Office.
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Attack After Sunset.

Damage to our ships is Insignificant.
Our destroyer and torpedo fiotillas de.
l.vered attack after unset. Third re.
port received Monday. May 30. Main
force of u combined squadron con-
tinued pursuit siuce the 9Th and at
tackled 26th near Liancourt Rocks
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-06-11
Tome and Examine the Grade Of The G0Nb
Read the Prices Below.

Beautiful Sc and &c figured muslin at 9Ho u,
EnClre stock figured muslins. the 7Oo I nr, W
at 1-2c yard, sfaoe
Large counter wash goods all sorts forr,or,u
up to | 2 12c at sc yard, ''' -'4N10Fly
Five cases staple checked pinohams ~ ..
grade at 1-2c yard. N''-'' 'A0 %
Five cases checked ginghams and drae. o+u,.-
the l-2c grade at 1-2c ward ''0'
Ma0nlhcent lot of new styles chambrav draso
g1nghams, 1-2c kind at l-2c vsrd 0''
l housanos OF yards &c calicoes at 3 lac
one counter wash goods formerly IL 1-2o to
15c at Z 1-2c ward "
One counter wash goods formerly 1bc on.
at Toe per yard, wv
one counter wash goods formerly 15c to 25c
at IL 12c per yard
Five thousand yards 25c madras waistinos
ana sh1rtlngs at Toe ward
Beautiful white India linens the 1Oc oualitv
at sc per YARD.
Extra fine 40 inch India linens the lOc and
II 1-2c quality at z 1-2c yard.
Beautiful SO inch soft finish nainsooks and
longcIoths 15c kinds at z 2 and Toe
case splendid Huck towels, loo grade at Sc.
Extra good and splendid size Huck towels,
the 15c grade at loo each
case ~ inch cotton diaper. ST 90 q niece
everywhere, now 69c piece
81 LIE white Jap silk, beautiful QUALITY 24c
0oc white Jap silk, 81 inch at 81 1-2c ward.
everything IN wooden and silk dress goods
cut to the core.
Every thing III white goods and fine cotton
goods cut to the core.
ALI items not mentioned herein will be cut
to clear them out quick
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-06-11
PEOPLE TO MEETIN
The HOUSE OF GOD,
Services of Interest Heard
Today.
Mr.. MANNlNc's NEwPAsToRArE
Comes to The Church of The Re-
deemer-Dr. Campbell at Furlow
Lawn Baptist Church Tonisht-other
Evening Services of Interest

Rev. Stanley Manning, who has re-
Gently been called to the passionate of
the Church of The Redeemer here
arrived yesterday from Chicago, and
enters upon the passionate Of that
church at II o'clock this morning. Mr..
Manning comes to Americus perma-
nently as pastor of this church.
Besides the Americus church he
serves the Unlversalist church at Sc
nois, Plnehurst and at Pelham, preach
ing here second and fourth Sunday.
Thus is Mr.. Manning's first passionate
and welcome TO Americas will be ex-
tended-the gifted and learned young
minister, whose ability and personal
magnetism will o much towards build
ing up the church here.
While in the city he is the guest of
Col and Mrs. w. A. Dodson.
DR.. A B. Campbell, pastor of the
First Baptist church of Cordele, will
preach at Furlow Lawn Baptist church
tonight at O'Clock A large congrega-
ton will doubtless assemble to hear
him, IS he is beloved by all the people
because Of long association as pastor
here some years ago.
There will be no preaching service al
this church this morning on account OF
the commencement sermon at FIRST
M ethodlst church.
Services appropriate to Whitsunday
will be held at Calvary Episcopal
church at II a. m. and p. m. Morn
ing prayer at 10:15 o'clock.
On account of commencement ser
mon at First Methodist church today,
there will be no morning serv ce at the
First Baptist. Night services as usual
by the pastor, Rev. f. l.. Cleveland.
At the Presbyterian church this even
ing the pastor, Rev. j T. Irwin, will
conduct the usual services. The theme
of the evening sermon will be ''Samp-
SOD, The Weak Strong Man" A full
attendance of the members is desired
as this is the last service to be conduct
ed by the pastor in several Sabbaths.
All are invited to attend the services.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-06-11
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
De- fness is caused by an il famed con-
dition of the mucous lining of the
Eustachiau Tube. When this tube is
iuhamed you have Rubbing sound or
imperfect hearing, and when tls entire
~ closed, Deafness is the result, and
unless the Inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored to it's normal
condition, hearing will be destroyed for
ever; nine cases out of ten are caused
by Catarrh. which is nothing but an in
famed condition of the mucuous sur
faces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
For any case of Deafness Caused by ca
tarrh) that cannot be cared by FL ALI
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
ton.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-06-11
Phone 49, AMERICUS ILLUMINATING & POWER co.
IN BEHALF OF THE LIBRARY
important Meeting is Called on Mon
day Next


Times Recorder: On October Is. 1879,
the Americas Library Association was
organized. It's incorporators were
Thornton WheatIey, E. j. Eldridge, F..
E. Burke, d. P. Holloway, E. A. Haw-
kins, Moses Speer, B. f. Bell, w. p.
Burt, w. Dibble, J. B. Hinkle, M.
Galloway, N. A. Smith, DC. N. Burk.
halter and B P.:HoIlis,
These gentlemen, aided by contribu-
tions from many others, bought the lot
and erected the building now occupied
| by the association.
From it's organization the library
has depended entirely upon the patron
age of the public for it's support.
Though 1t has for more than twenty
| five years maintained its existence, yet
there are SO few of Its original organ
lzers at present connected with the as
sociation as to render it impossible to
elect officers and further carry on the
work of the institution.
The necessity OF the library is recog-
nized by all; aud in order, therefore,
that we may re-organize the associa-
ton, renew our charter-wh,ch has sl-
ready expired, and again start the/li-
brary on its mission of disseminating
knowledge and improving the minds of
the people, [, as acting president of the
association, respectfully ask that all
persons friendly to the association
meet at the library at O'Clock on Mon.
day afternoon.
The life-of the library ia at stake
Please do not fail to come.
CRAWFORD WHEAT1EY, Acting Pres.