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bv eoneressg We very mues DOUBT H.
The attempt has been made more
than ,gce 10 secure such legislation,
and in each case the senate has
blocked the way
The-e Is not much reason to be
Ilexe that the senators would feel any
more friendly 10 such enactment now
In 1926. after the election OF Presi-
dem Mckinley, the Hon. William b
Allen introduced IN the senate reso-
luton providing for the election by
the senate Of nine senators who mere
to be a Committee on the Use OF
Money in Elections" This committee
was to investigate the use OF money
BY corporal, ons for use in political
campaigns and it was to report 10 the
senate whether or not. in It's opinion
any legislation was necessary or eA'
pedient 10 lessen or prevent the use
Of money in elections.
Nothing ever came of this resolu'
ton.
According to Mr.. Chandler, Of New
Hampshire, the chairmen of all the
national committees We're opposed TO
it.
In 1891 Mr.. Chandler introduced IN
the sepats a resolution 10 prohibit
corporal ons from making use OF
money in connection with political
lelections. It provided fine OF hV'
Thousand dollars for any corporation
making money contributions for politl
cal nurposes. and added fines OF 81 ,0o'
for every director OF such corporation
who consented 30 such contributions
This bin died wthout any action il
the senate.
There has been no time since is0
when the senate was not getting mor'
and more in the grasp of corporations
and farther and farther away form th'
pecple Il does not say like Wander
Ehft "the public be id" but it acu
Hit. /,
II is more than likely that it VII
AFFORD enc more opportunity for tn
senate 10 get farther away from tn
nresideut. farther away from the pee
| Die 1t will oppose him in this as
| viii oppase him in railroad rate fegr
flation. in tho matter Of the recipFoeiE
treatIes. and in the revision OF tn
tariff. But thar senate VII he du
some day.
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MILLIONS AND THE MAN.

Only the other day there was Mr.
Rockefeller weeping at the greetings
of old acquaintances Now, through
the eye Of the news, VIE have seen
him give away $1o,ooo0oo with no
sign III emotion whateyerwith evil.
dence, indeed of a business like pre-.
meditation that must be fairly painful
To financiers less adequately equipped.
Mr.. Rockefeller In tears was inter-
esting because Of his ability to an
pear so literally in benefaction. Most
men have emotions, Few men have
millions. Standard OIL millions 50
overtop most Others that their chlei
possessor is interesting even when tht
things he does are commonplace.
Perhaps man able 70 give $40,
100000 To the cause Of general educa
tion ought to be one to whose caree
the nation could turn as to an opel
clean page lesson book We shal
have to satisfy ourselves with the r.
Election that at least there are instrut
tive chapters In the story Of Nj
\ RoskefelIcrs progress. The name
ok the committee receiving the none
AFFORD every guarantee that the SIC
100000 win be well and wisely en-
plOyed.
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sELFlsHNEss DEFEATS ITSELF,

The determination Of the govern
ment ID furnish supplies to the labor
ers on the isthmus canal h good
thing In more ways than one
Ever since the rush OF lahorers he
Am the Panama merchants have been
robbiDs them most numerically They
have been demonstrated with. but dln
no good
These merchants preyed on the
necessities of the men in order 10
grow snddtills rich They made the
increase III population Of the canal
zone al excuse for exorbitant prices
they gold al the old prices their
III offs would have been greater IMAM
Ines had been III the past.
The administration has warned me
business men Of Panama that theil
extortions must cease The govern
ment cat down by one-half the frelgh'
rates on hreadsauffs and other necea
stiles brought to Panama the Pan
lama government assisted by reducni
import duties.
/ Bur all thee things had no effec
Lon the ri alee NJ Paa9
| They kept hoasSing lib ac pfic ts Rl
It'll the laAolar who would Iige de a
IIy would be compelled n pay cut al
/ that he made for provisions, and the
would not yet Of the best and mos
| healthful
4 Ali this is- To be changed now, TN
government itself has now taken IN
Ematter up. Il win attend to the feet
ling of tile lahorers, and they Will ,
; furnished with provis ons at a mode
ate price
The business men Of Panama wi
\ soon begin 10 realize that they hay
killed the goose that laid the golde
( eggs for them BY their own foil
q seldshness and inhumanity they ha'
/. brought this on themselves, and T
! them, because Of this, there will be
i. sympathy or pity
4 We are not prepared to say he
If much truth there may be In the 6
/, lections raised by New York firm
4. giving the contract for feeding =
i lahorers I'd an Omaha man, but II
reasonable to balive that the state
i semi-svargauon that has existed
I. the isthmns Will soon be a thing
the past
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So-called . wandering pains may
come from it's early stages. or the
presence of danger may he made mani
fest by profusc menstruation, accom-
panied by unusual pain, from the
.ovaries down the groin and thighs.
If YOU have mysterious pains If there
are indications of inflammation or dis
placement, don't wait for time to con
firn your fears and. go through the
horrors of hospital operation; secure
lydia r. pinkhams Vegetable Com
Mound right aud begin it's use.
Mrs. Pinkham, of Lynn. Mass, viii
give xon"her advice free OF all charge
III YOU will write her about yourself.
Your letter win be seen by women only.
Dear Mrs. Pinkhan;
~ take the liberty TO congratulate YOU on
the success have had with your wonderful
medicine Eighteen months ago my month
lies stopped. shortly after feltso badly that
submitted to thorough examination ly q
physician and was told that had a tnmor
IN tlte uterus and would have to undergo an
operation
soon after I read ono Of your advertise
ments aud decided To give Lydia Il. Pnk-
hams Vegetable Compound a trial After
irving five bottles AS directed the tlnor il
/ entirely gone, have been examined hy a
physician and he saws have no signs Of q
f,intor now. 1t has also brought my month,
1 li~e around once lngre, and | am entirely
\ wen Fannie D. Fox, Chestnut Street
/ Bradford, Ia.
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animal markets of the world, The ohiy
rhjpoccrous in America is owned hy
Ringing Brothers. and is on eXaial-
ion In their wonderful mchagesle.
This nrm also owns two siranes.
These delicate animals are cared Tor
ana Two children Of royalty, and could
nH be bougat at any price They have
sneclal cars for travelling and live ~
wagons thickly padded With curlea
half. backed by fine brass springs and
covered with a rich and scryiceable
fabric. They are nervous and llmid
creatures. and must ee watched every
minute BY trained keeper VINO alone
II allowed TO teed them Their iooa
* prepared ana steamed according e.
scientific rules, and includes apples
oranges. carrots. ard otaer palatapie
and Juicy fruits and vegetables 4
crane has seldom been known y
a,ch water. Coa liver oil and MIL
are / pau Of their diet AZ CERTAIN
seasons of The year special herbs ans
grasses freshly gathered, are fed Y
small quantities Another generator
viii probably know of the gIrah'
skeleton relics mounted m halls Y
science
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STORIES ABOUT PEOPLE
a New Definition.

Former Mayor Patrick Collins, OF
Bost9 told this one as the Irish cab
driver had narrated il TO him in Dnb-
lin. Canhy took fare ont into the
country one night The gentleman
paid him well, and told him to look
under the seal"
There cal.by found a quart bottle Ct
pure irish whisky and lie sampled If
Immediately He also gave sume Ia
the horse. who seemed 10 like il. Tell
ing the sEory cabby sda;
After "a be N siyia' ay III haste
an'y foor to five drinks h got gay
he did. Tn first thing oi knowed O
war in the shafts pullin tn Seb, an
basic wor mp in tn safe laship' m'
wii the whip. maxim me puli harr{
Ian dance
"WelI. what was the result? in
quircd Mr. Collins
sorve niyer give tn haste anothe
drop from ;nat day to this.
"Yes. but what was he result tina
night2 You were drunk Of course
"Oi wor no5 dhrunk, At all ast all
Were you entirely sober
NO, DIN not lie about it. Oh wo
net entoilely sober."
iii neither drank h sober wha
was your cond eon?"
"Oi wor on tn defensive. - Pits
lburg Dispatch.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-06

Under the head. "The Issues Next
Year" J. l.. Pickering in his "Econo
mics" for the current week, discusses
the subject Of the lsues Of the poiii- H
cal campaign in Illinois in 1906 He II
declares that u Is certain there will
be a living vital issue, VIZ. Shall |
the railroads and corporations CON
tinue 10 govern Illnos?N and holds |
that the national issue Of enlarging |
The powers Of the Interstate conL
merce commission making Il an etfec
| tive agent In protecting the rights Of
tall shippers, is certain to dovetail
Into the problem TO be solved In this
state. AS the present deplorable con-
dition OF the state In the relations OF
the people with the transportation
publican management Of the affairs
Of the people, Economics" claims
that. should Governor Deneen follow
in the footsteps Of his predecessors. In
1.-The executive office, and do nothing
to relieve the errors Of past republl
, can administrations. the possibility oi
, d change III the management Of state
, affairs is most alluring to democrats
They will have an excellent opportu-
nifty to sweep the enormous republ
can majority Of last year into the
lake and have comfortable surplui
remaining. Continuing Economies
q points out forcibly and. In the Siat'
o Registers opinion, accurately wha
K. the democrats Of Illinois must do I,
h. earn and win success. II says
~ "But the democrats must first ~
r. FORM themselves There must be
cleaning but. The selfish; crookSs
"A sxvel.fhAde leaders must be brushe
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aside. There must be no eundone-
nent Of the crimes committed in the
narty name In 1904 If By any chance
or suterfuge one of the scoundreis
who were responsible for the occur
rcnces in the last state convention Is
fastened upon the parry organization
lie should be ignored.
Honest democrats viii be contain
mated if they associate politically
with the piekpockets and poreh-elimb-
ers who brought disgrace upon mem
selves and the party in 1904 Every
man who attempts to defend the out
RACES of last year should he a marked
man and political fellowship denied
him.
The country bunco steerers who
,railed after the Chicago leaders in
1.-The burglary are deserving OF the most
Icoatempt, for they represented consti-
Ituents who, they knew, were not in
sympathy with the brutal gavel.
The first thing for the democrats to
10 il TO scour the stains from their
lhahitation-clea away all evidences
of The murders of last year II a de
fender or apologist for the crimes
committed then p7kes his head above
tine surface. hit it. Soak him in the
primaries. and If he gels in the tick
lei pepper him on election day. Make
Ibis political life a burden until he
docs works meant for repentance
An able. clean democratic state or.
sanitation should ACT ike a stimu.
liant upon the party Confidence would
instantly revive and enthusiasm be
infused into the hearts of all demo
Gratis. They would walk erect and
lhaldly proclaim to the world their no
Eliiicai affiliation The days of conceal
ment and denial of party utilization
would be ended, No more excuses, q
apologies. or explanations or reserya
lions,
The objects and aims Of the Ma
, purity Rule Leagllt Of which NJ Z
, Dunlap Of Jacksonville is presiden
aud Theodore Nelson secretary, ar'
commentaries H9 fGdEMG 9h1AtN 4@A
nuiate plan to have state meetint
: III democrats before the campaign
. opens next winter Such q mcetini
q should be held III December certalnl.
bot later than January. There is plen
h If honest, incorruptible leaders i
. thu party. and 1t should be developed
and utilized
Already the pirates who We're 5
!. numerically scored hy Bryan IN th
! national convention, are laying thei
plans 70 again capture the orgaiz;
, ton Their sycorhautic fawning f.
4 Bryan now Is pitiful They are hyp'
! critics, Of course, and their attemE
i io enter respectable company will d
lceive nobody. Beware Of them,
q THE day Of the good fellow
Il past Your good follow - either
d the pay Of a corporation, Or is 50 wea
ii intellectually that he IL merely put
&. III the glazier's hand Spot the 'got
III lfcllow who wants nomination
III Ionice next year. Or seek a place on
le8autg I'll fHe stata committee Fu
he lie offices are oyercrowded now wi
sir good fellows It Ii their only recc
IN mendati0n, for they have little cap;
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CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average daily and Sunday eircu-
laiion for the year 1904 ....... 1s4o
Average daily and Sunday ciren-
larion for the Hrst six months
Of 1905. .....,.......,...- <<lsf
Average daily and Sunday eircu-
lation for the month OF July,
1905 ......@.... 2te5
Average daily and Sunday circu-
lation for the month of August,
1906 ............... Zlol
Average daily and Sunday circn-
lation for the month of Septem-
Der. 1905 ........,......' Z14t
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The above Iii a correct statement q
Inc circulation Of the Cairo Bulletin
daily and Sunday for the year 1904
and for the first nine months OF the
wear 1905. CLYDE SULLIVAN.
Business Manager,
Subscribed and sworn 70 before me
this ID day of October 1905,
tSeal.l LEO J. hLEb,
Notary Public.
Commission expires January 10,
1909
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Reliuietis Train Work.

Taxing them one win another,
said we'll known Chicago clergyman
at 4 recent d inner af Delmonieos, Il
believe my congregation 70 be ~
most exemplary observers ol the re-
ligi0u7 ordinances
why so?' asked his neighbor, 2
lawyer with, the cross questioning
habit strong upon him,
Because the poor IN this eongresa
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-06

Feel Tired. no appetite cannot sleep.
work OF carr That's tiredness ana
Mil disappear 1T once II yeu take liol.
liier's Rocky Mountain Tea thi#
mouth. ID cents. Tea or Tablets Y
a. sehuh 4. Sons.
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ANNOUNCEMENT

The Bulletin liz authorized to an
nounca GEORGE PARSONS as the
Republican candidate for the office ri
County Commissioner at the ensuing
November election.
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The Bulletin ID on sale as the FOL
lowing places:
Colsman's, IN Eighth street.
Halliday House sseWa stand.
Nallsr'a, 10 Sixth atrses.
uuiun Kewa Co, Union depot.
Blue Front Restaurant.
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TUMORS CONQUERED
SERIOUS OPERATIONS AVOIDED
Unqualified Success of Lydia E Pink
haIa's Vegetable Compound In the
Case OF Mrs. Fannie d. Fux-

One of the greatest triumphsof Lydia
+. Pinkhamas Vegetable Compound is
the conquering of woman's dread en-
envy, Tumor.
The growth Of tumor Is so sly that
frequently its presence isnot suspected
until it is far advanced.
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CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS.

III IA given out that IN his message
the president will have something 70
INV inregard ID tho proprcty Of max
linr IL criminal for campaign commit
t&sx 10 solicit corporations 70 pay
\ szE6Hsy for campaign o. political pur'
N VIM kn sQSh measure W pAsssA
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ity for the duties Of a representative
of the people"
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OFFICERS

H. A, Buder. ...............Pre President
Chaa. Feuchter, Jr. .VicePreHldent
J. H. GalliKan. ...............CA Cashier
II. Spencer. ...... Assistant CaShiaf
Accounts ~ corporations and indlv'd-
uals especially solicited ExcSsnga
furnished to any part OF the werld.
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Inherent paid On time deposits 81 tha
rsts o. three pss s<nt va aaann /.
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Alexander
County National
Bank
Commercial Ave. and Eighth EtrAet,
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.

Gaplt&t ..........ts'... 'RtWS,uNu
Surplus and undivided profits, $4,000
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-14

makes appeal to half the people, they
will not be long in getting together
10 promote this idea and this poilc*
"The second thing to be borne IN
mind about organization is that It PEI
gins down in the smallest political
units that compose our political ire
A national committee cannot create
itself: it cannot even perpetuate us
own existence. Each member Is de
pendent upon his own state for elee-
tion OF reelection. In order, there
fore TO have an organization worthy
the name we mnst arouse or re-arouse,
down in every community, that attach
ment to and interest in our higher pol
|itics which, since the days Of Jetfer-
son. have been the ylvifying force Of
the party. This is only possible when
the party stands for something not
some new fad, bur the fundamental
principles that underlie its life.
No Room For SeetionaIism.
so. 100. there is altogether too
much talk about an Eastern, a West
ern. a Southern. or some other Democ-
racy. when the essence of the party ls
its national character and the entire
absence Of sectional features.
IN like manner, we shall not il we
are sensible, Try to revive or perpetu
ate old ways of Keeping the party
small. or to devise new ones for driy-
ing Democrats away from us Wheth-
er the millionaire or the humbIest
workman just beginning his upward
climb whether native or foreign born,
We want and need their support AT
ter all, whoever they may be, or
wherever they may come from, they
are moved by about the same human
impulses and o we do not have TO
adopt a special set Of principles for
each. We shall not reject the man
who has been a Populist. or Socialist,
but he must come as a Democrat We
can even welcome, in each recurring
campaign the man who, in the preced.
ing contest had set up his little Re
publican annex. but he, too, must come
with the fruits meet FOR repentance.
While we like the Prodigal Son, our
hsl Of fatted calves is nor infinite in
number
one Of the most interesting parts
Of Mayor McClellan's address was
when he declared that conventions and
candidates must more closely conform
to Jefersonian standards as descr bed
by Jefferson himself
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CAN you ENJOY A SQUARE mEALr

DO you sit down at the table with a fine
appetite intending to enjoy your meal I'm.
mensly and after a few mouthfuls give up
In despair? That's a typical 'weli along
case OF Indigestion or dyspepsia. Hundreds,
yes, thousands are in the same boat and
are willing TO do almost anything to be az
they used tO-healthy. well and strong with
a good sound stomach.
The best aud quickest cure offered 10 that
big army OF sufferers Il
DIR. SPENCERs ENGLISH DYSPEPSIA
WAFERs
The curing powers Of these waters are very
simple to understand. They are natural in
s.,eir workings and effects, taking up the
work Of the worn and wasted stomachs.
lieesting the food thoroughly and com
pletely.
British Pharmaeal Co., Milwaukee, Wis,
Distributors.
T. Price so cents box.
For sale by
HENCKELL's DRUG STORE SOLE AGENT
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SOUTHEAST MISSOURI TO BE
CoLONlZED BY CATHOLICS

A special dispatch from S. Louis
yesterday saT Oae hundred thou
sand acres eft land near SiEeston. Mo.
has been purchased boy a company
1cadcd by Archbishop Glennon Of 81
Louis. and VIII bc usej TO locate col
cny OF Catholics from New York cry
and New Orleans Another 100000
acres probably viii be secured. The
people viii be coionized in villages
upon the purchased land. The com
pauy has a capital 81 a million dol
laTa.
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LEARNED LESSON TOO WELL.
Customer OF Book Agent Had Read up
on Ettduette

w AAiAiAilNA~f
Henry James the novelist, who,
after an absence OF twenty years, has
returned 10 the United States. tells
OF a book agent driving many miles
to a farmhouse where on nreyious
occasion ne had sold a book He
found the daughter at home and dis.
coursed aucntly and impressirely on
the merits Of his book For each chap
ter he bad . word Of commendation
The pictures received detailed exp'a-
nations When he had concluded his
argument ard stated the financial
proposition, the girl opened her mouth
reluctantly and said papa brought
that book homo with him the day be
fore yesterday" After the agent had
exhausted mis- supply Of polite yet EN-
phatic words and condemned the girl
for letting him discourse wien his time
was so valuable. the daughter ven
sured the following explanation: Sir
last year you sold me a book on cti
quette. That book says that The art
Of being agreeable consists IL know
Ing how TO be a good listener. did
not v isi to be discourteouz
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PLENTY OF BEAR AWAITING
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT.

New Castle. Col. April 13.-There
has been a fresh snow fall in this re-
gion and roads TO camp Roosevelt
We're impossible There will be no
dearth of game for President R0osc-
welt he will have all the bears he
want AMI be can choose his own
methods. Trappers are tracking Gears
and by hc time the presidential party
arrives the lairs of fifteen or twenty
bears VIII probably be known.
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MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP
THE COMING QUESTION

Syracuse. \. Y. April l2-Disrici
Attorney Jetome of New Yorl, tn q
speech al a banquet Of the chamber Of
commerce tonight, declared the ma
n'cipal ownership question was going
to De the deciding factor in slate and
rational life
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ROCKEFELLER GIVES AWAY
ANOTHER 100000.

Charlottesville. Va, April 13.-An-
nouncement was made at a banquet
following the installation Ct President
Alderman that John d. Rockefeller
had given 100000 TO the University
OF Virginia TO found q school Of eiu-
cation to be called tue Curry Memoir
al School OF Education Ct the Uniyer
sty Of Virginia. in commemoration Of
the great and dlsinterested services O,
Dr. J. r. NJ. Curry in behalf Of popu-
lar education in the South"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-14

Indian agency i'm Nebraska. was ser--
ously assaulted by a saloon keeper al
Dakota City. Neb. this afternoon He
was brought To a hospital in Sioux
CITY. His Jaw Is broken, besides other
serious Injuries
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-14

Scaly Rough Skin, Black Heads, Tet.
ter, Ring Worm, cured by Larks All.
Healing Ointment. CSC. Paul G
Schulz & Sons, and Harry w Schulz
Drug Co, No cure, no pay.
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DESPERATELY ASSAULTED
BY A SALOON KEEPER.

Father Schell, Catholic Priest, Attack
ed at Dakota City. Neh., and
Jaw Broken.
Sioux City. Iowa. April 13.-Faiher
Schell the Catholic priest who has
been writing on alleged abuses 0i
Indians On The Omaha and Winncbagp
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1905-06-08

Retvisan, sunk by gun fire.
Poltava, holed and sunk.
Pallada, torpedoed and half sub
merged.
Blown Up at ChemuIpo.
Variag, first wrecked by Japanese
shot.
Korietz, hulled by Uriu's ships.
Sunk In Korea Strait.
Rurik, one of the Vladivostok squad
rom
Sunk OFF Saghalien.
Novik, one of the Port Arthur ships.
Dsmantled in Foreign Ports.
Czarevitch, now at Kiaochau.
Askold, in harbor at Shanghai.
Diana, sheltered at Saigon, French
Indo-China.
JAPAN.
Sunk of Tsu Islands.
One cruiser.
Ten torpedo boats.
Sunk by Mines.
Hatsuse, went down near Dalny.
Yashima, sunk east of Port Arthur.
Miyaka, lost in Kerr bay.
Haiyen, blown up Oct. 9.
Rammed and Wrecked.
Yoshino, sunk in collision by the
Kasuga, May Is.
A number OF smaller craft has been
lost on both sides, but in this respect
Russia is the heaviest sufferer. Japan
lost five transports sunk by the raid
ing Vladivostok squadron, and lost
sixteen other vessels in the four at
tempts that she made to bottle up
Port Arthur.