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Evening journal., 1905-03-10
FurIous FIahtIna al Fu Pass.

Mukden, March 10. The Japanese
yesterday bombarded the bridge at Flu
Pass. on the Hun river, ~ miles east
Of Mukden. Russian artillery replied
vigorously. The cannonading lasted an
hour.
At present the japanese are making
most energetic attacks south OF the
Hun river, II is rumored that they have
transferred thither some OF their forces
from the northwest in anticipation Of
q night attack.
The Russian forces in the district Of
Tsuanvanche, north Of the Mukden sta
tion, rested under arms throughout the
night Shortly before dawn a large
Japanese force approached the zarait-
Herr regiment. This regiment allowed
the Japanese to approach within 200
PAGES. and then discharged a volley
from their rifles and opened on them
with quick-nre guns, simply moving
down the Japanese. who were repulsed
Among the prisoners brought in on
Wednesday were a number OF privates
In new uniforms. who we're from a re-
Gently organized Japanese reserve d.
vision. There iB reason to believe that
another division is being landed in the
northern part Of Korea, for the pur-
pose Of making a demonstration
against Vladivostok.
On Wednesday there were furious at
tacks northwest Of Mukden against the
villages Of Santaitse, Yangshihtun and
Ushuntun. These attacks we're all re-
pulsed.
The soldiers are so covered with mud
and dirt that their faces are scarcely
recognizable. General Kuropatkin and
his staff are in little better plight.
Civilians are streaming northward
out OF Mukden.
Gray-coated Russians, patient un-
complaining. strong OF soul, clung dog
gedly to positions against an enemy
whose attacks go to the very point of
insanity and desperation For AS hours
the japanese have not eaten. They
are starving and exhausted, but Field
Marshal Oyama himself has told them
that the city will fall and the slaughter
stop on Friday, and their confidence IN
ten-fold. Stern Oyama drives and
drives his troops northward TO encir-
Gle the city. With every fresh fanking
movement the iron band closes nearer
the railroad, and under this menace the
frst and third armies we're forced 10
abandon the mighty fortifcations on
the shakhe river give up the impreg-
nable Poutilon Hill and retire TO the
line OF the Hun river
Today the Japanese are pushing their
columns north and northeast, bonn
harding villages which are keys Of the
defense, and hurting men. some OF
them veterans Of the years campaign
and others middle-aged reserves fresh
from japan, against Russian positions
toften they are repulsed and sometimes
they master the advanced line. but Al
enormous cost Individuals and small
parties have reached the railroad, cut
the telegraph wires and dislodged few
rail lengths, but the damages wer,
quickly repaired and the perpetratorI
usually killed or wounded
Lieutenant Colonel SapolslSi, a bril-
liant and beloved oficer, one OF tn,
heroes OF Lao Yang, and one OF thu
first up Poutiloff Hill. who swore I,
die rather than surrender, was killes
at Pachiatzu.
Another Of the dead is Prince Ma
kaen. commander OF the Samara regi
msnt
Evening journal., 1905-03-10
KUROPATKIN WILL BE
FORCED TO SURRENDER

The most important news received
from Russian sources is the Associated
Press information that the Japanese
already have reached the Hun river.
Flu Pass is only ~ miles east Of Muk-
aen and well westward Of General Line
vitch's line OF retreat. Whether the
extreme Russian left has already sue
ceeded in retiring behind the Hun
river and moving down the north bank
OF that stream to join hands with Cen
eral Kuropatkin's main force is not
stated; but IL is extremely probable
that unless the Russians are able 20
defend the crossing at Flu Pass, Gen.
eral Rennenkampff's corps and perhaps
additional forces will be cut off and
have to shift for themselves in the
mountainous region north Of Fushun
against expeditionary forces of Japa-
nese, which are reported from Chinese
sources to be racing toward Tie Pass
The censor allows no word TO pass, but
Il was stated here yesterday that Cen
erai Kuropatkin had been for some
time assembling a force of reserves at
Tie Pass and Hardin with this event
uality in view. TO defend Tie Pass and
positions until he can make or fight
his way back.
Many military officials are openly
speculating as to how long the frag-
ment Of the once great army OF Man
churia viii be able TO hold the line on
the Hun river and, II Field Marshal
Oyama has actually succeeded in
springing his trap. how long It will be
before thousands OF Russians will be
effecting in Japan a junction with their
Port Arthur comrades, whose former
failure is written by the trench-interred
corpses at Vafangow and Haicheng.
Evening journal., 1905-03-10

FOR these tours, incfuding railway
transportation In both directions. Pull
man berth. and meals in dining car
on going trip only. and three days
board al the Hotel Carolina. will be:
New York. $500; Philadelphia. 5000;
Baltimore and Washington. $500. Pro-
portionate rates from other points.
For tickets. itineraries. and other in
formation. apply to ticket agents, OF
to Geo. w. Boyd. General Passenger
Agent. Broad Street Station. Phila-
delphia-
Evening journal., 1905-03-10
wireless reIegraphy ON Land,

The largest station for receiving and
transmitting wireless messages is be
ing erected near Pisa. Italy, says IN,
New York World. On its completion
by the end Of the year, It is expected t
afford direct communication with al
countries OF Europe, as well as tn,
United States and Canada, and with al
vessels on the Mediterranean, Indiar
and Atlantic oceans.
Evening journal., 1905-03-10
PINEHuRsr. N. c.

Low.rate Personally Conducted Tou~s
Via Pennsylvania Railroad.
For the benent OF those desiring 20
visit Pinehurst. n. C., during the
height Of the social and golf season.
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
has inaugurated a series OF personally
conducted tours to this attractive mid
South resort.
ing New York. Philadelphia. Baltimore
and Washington. February 10 and
March 81, BY SPECIAL train. The rates
Evening journal., 1905-03-10

Observation-Disclosures
Evening journal., 1905-03-10
Hornsd Larl.s m Pennrrlrnni..

A fiock Of a dozen horned larks were
recently seen In Pine Rum valley near
Chapman's mills, Bucks county, In
Pennsylvania, says the Philadelphia
Record. These birds. which are sum.
mer residents OF the arctic regions. are
rare winter visitors to this section, be
Ing more inclined to frequent the
marshy sections near the seacoast
Evening journal., 1905-03-10
PORT ARTHUR HORRORS
What Russian Naval Officer
Saw Of the Siege.
PLAYING PmePoEa FOB BLOOD.

Captain "a. A. SAKE Says Ono Hleven
Inch she'll That Refused 20 Burst
Was Fired Back and Forth -Four
Timss-Terrors OF Hospital Work
without Bandnees, AntisepticH or
Anaestbetica.
Evening journal., 1905-03-10
Waraaw RsIoIeea a. pefeat.

Warsaw, March 1O.--A report which
reached Warsaw that Mukden had fall
en- was received with Ill concealed
pleasure. II was quickly circulated
and was tho subject Of almost jubilant
comment in the cafes and elsewhere.
Evening journal., 1905-03-10
st. PETERSBURG HAS NO NEWS
Fate Of Kuropstkln's Beaten Army
Anxiously Awaited,

Anxlously Awaited.
st. Petersburg. March 1o-St. Pc
tersburg this morning knows little
moro OF the outcome of the battle Of
Mukden than it did Wednesday night,
and little more OF the fate OF General
Kuropatkin's beaten army. It Is not
even known whether the railroad has
been cut and communication destroyed.
though II is believed that the reported
destruction of the line by General
oku's army refers to the damage in
htcted on Wednesday, which was not
serious, though traffic was twice inter-
rupted. II is evident however, that the
japanese are pressing closer TO the in
dispensabls line OF retreat Their shells
occasionally cut the wires of the tele-
graph lines paralleling the railroad
and civilian linemen are displaying nc
less bravery than their soldier asso-
eia1es By climbing poles and rsplacin ine
fhf ss&~s% kAknx ezs
Evening journal., 1905-03-10

IcicIes arc certainly cool eaeesdfoppefts.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-29
DEKN-ARIZONA IS FEATURE
 IN YESTERDAYS TRADING
OFFERINGS AT SEQ WERE QUICK.
 " TAKEN UP.
Black Mountain Also Made a Coco Showing, Advancing to s15-Poor Wires Made News Meaare From the East and Tended to Deaden Market
CRv Frank J. Grail

Although the wires were down a greater part of the day We succeeded in getting a few quotations in a round about way, but we succeeded, just the same. The bad shape of the wires had tedency to deaden the market. Junction changed hands at S29, while P. & D. was bought up at $25.5O. The features in the entire market was the demand for Denn-Arizona. We wired all over the country trying 10 locate this stock, and none was offered un' der s20 and very few shares were offered at that price. There were however. some local holders that could hardly realize that they could get S2C per share, and put in their selling or ders at s20. but they were quickly informed that their stock had been sold. Some 400 shares were sold al that price today. Late this afternoon or rather late this evening, there was a sudden demand for Black Mountain and we received an order to buy up 200 shares at $15.50. This certainly looked tempting, and from all indica tions we would not be surprised to see this stock selling at SIG tomorrow There is no doubt that this will reach the S20 mark. but we look to see this stock get back down to a normal basis before long.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-29
wANTED-mlNINe PROPOSITION.

We desire to get a meritorious up. developed mining property Cooper oreferred) in Arizona or Sonora We wish to hear from parties who have something of standard character. and are willing to sell upon demon stration, we being ready to furnish money for substantial development payment for property to be made if demonstration of value be satisfacto- ". We will consider offers on above basis only. The officers and direc. tors of the company have been en- gagged in mining in Colorado for mapJ years. and are familiar with the busi. ness. Fair and honorable treatment will be the rule in every instance. A representative of the company will visit Arizona and Mexican mining dis tricts fin the near future.
 i ARIZONA AND EASTERN MINES
 AND POWER COMPANY,
 & 8. Plankington Building. Aiiwsu
 kee. WiH
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-29

President c. s. Smith of the Old Dominion Copper Mining and Smelt- ing Company left Sunday morning for his home in Boston. thoroughly satis- fled with the affairs of the company here, which are in better shape than ever before in its history.
 Mir. Smith. while here, made sew eral trips underground and expressed himself to the writer as highly Dleased with the conditions in the mine. He found twice the amount of ore exposed in the mine that was shown in his last previous visit, not withstanding the heavy and contin- uous demand for ores to feed the shelter The amount of development work carried on has been very large. calling for a monthly expenditure of about S25.000 in excess of the usual requirements for that purpose.
 The working shaft vas sunk to a point below the fourteenth level some time ago, and the crosscut at that level is well under way. It will have to be run about 500 feet to reach the main ore bodies and it is expected that it will be accomplished sometime in January next, when important de yeIopments are looked for. The four teenth level crosscut penetrated a seam of very good sulphide ore not far from the shaft which was wholly unexpected. and it is now in mineral ized ground showing considerable pyrites. Mr. Smith considers that the development work of the past year has added immensely to the value of the property. and undoubtedly the Old Dominion company has one of the biggest and best mines in Arizona
 The Old Dominion company is mak ing preparations to largely increase its production next year The con | centrator, which has been in operation only about two months, is to be en l larged at once to give it a capacity of 450 to 800 tons per day. The en | largement of the smelter was decided some time ago, another blast furnace | similar to the three furnaces now 1T use having been ordered, whicf should arrive before the close of the year. A reverberatory furnace tC smelt the Hue dust and fines is alsC under consideration. but will proba i bly not be installed until the Detroit | Copper Company tests the reverber atory furnace which it is now erecting at Morenci. The recent installation
 of a new No. 10 blower gives blow irE capacity ample to run four fur naceS.
 With these additions to the plan
 the Old Dominion company expects
 that within a year it will be produc
 ing copper at the rate of 50,000,00( pounds or more per year.
 The first dividend declared by tho | Old Dominion company of 50 cents pei
 share is payable December 18th, anC while the company has not committed itself as to other payments in thu
 future. the policy will undoubtedly b'
 to declare dividends at intervals al
 the earnings justify.-Belt.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-29

Road Not Open-Henry Gaylor re turned to the city yesterday after hay ing made an intellectual attempt to reach Globe, for which city he left here Sunday. Monday the c. V. G. & N. was put out of commission by a washout, and Mir. Gaylor was informed that it might be several days before he could get through. He according ly returned here. No information was received yesterday at local railroad headquarters as to when it might be expected that the railroad would again be open for through business.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-29
INCREASE L. $ A. CAPITAL
 THOUGHT ABANDONED
CONCLUSION DRAWN FROM Ac-
 TON OF ANNUAL MEETING.
SS, 400 900 Is Dividends Record. includ' ing That Just Ordered Paid-Ac- count of Annual Meeting as Print ed by Michigan Paper.

(Houghton Weekly Gazette, Nov. 23D
 The directors of the Calumet & Ari- zona met yesterday and declared a dividend of s2.50 per share on the 200 900 shares of outstanding capital stock. representing a disbursement of S4OO,000. This is the ninth quarterly dividend, and represents a total dis bursement of 8, 100000 in period of two years.
 The capitalization question. which was the other important matter to be decided at yesterdays meeting. was settled by deciding that there should be no change in the present organiza- ton, which is 100000 shares issued and 5O,OOO shares in the treasury. IL was also decided that there should be no stock dividend. to disburse the 50 900 shares of treasury stock.
 The third question before the direc' tors was that of listing the stock on the Boston Exchange. It was decided to do this as soon as the plans can be executed. All preliminaries are ar ranged, and it only remains to close the contract with the trust company which will act as registrar and file Q l-SL OL SlbChuOlutIS lOSttutI Nllu lu0 application for admission.
 This list of stockholders will proba ply be compiled simultaneously with the, compiling of the list necessary in alloting the dividends, which will be done on December 2. Therefore a few days after that date should see the Calumet & Arizona negotiable on the Boston Exchange.
 This action in deciding 10 list the stock at once probably foretels the permanent abandonment of plans tC increase the capital stock, since it is likely that if such plans were still ir contemplation, at the next stockhold CTS meeting in May. for instance, the listing would be deferred until after this change had been carried out.
 Following is a table showing the dividends record of the Calumet & Ari
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-29

We make a speciality of mutton. and t is mutton. No Goat meat Tov7eas Market
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-29
news of t11ining, Stocks and t11arket$
OLD DOMINION WILL
 ENLARGE CONCENTRATIONS
CHANGE WILL GIVE CAPACITY OF
 45o TO 800 TONS.

Reverberstory Furnace to Smelt Fiue Dust and Fines Is Asa Under Con sideration, But Will Not Be Install ed at Once.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-29
ANNOUNCEMENT

We desire to announce and hereby give notice that in future all business Of the firm of Pritchard. Hagen & Co. win be conducted by J. c. Pritch- ard and Fred Hagen.
 W. l.. Hagen has severed his con nection from the company SO as to de vote his entire attention to mining in terests on the San Francisco Mining Co.'S property located in the rich Arizpe district. Sonora. Mexico.
 PRITCHARD. HAGEN q CO,
 J. G. PRITCHARD.
 FRED C. HAGEN.
 w. l.. HAGEN.
 Dated Nov. 23. 1905.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-29

We sch the hest meats in Bisbee Try our market Aad sHa VII be co. vinced. TovrcA's MarKeI
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-29
THROUGH TICKETS TO NAcozARl

Wish to announce that daily serv- ce has been inaugurated on the Naco- Eari R. R.. leaving Douglas z:30 p m. every day in the week except Sun day Leave Nacoza1 e. m. daily except Sunday. This will prove . great convenience to our patrons. and through tickets may be purchased from Blsbee to any station on the sine. For further information and rates call at ticket office.
 W. P. A'SArR.
 Agent
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-29
HERB w. EDWARDS INJURED.

Herb W. Edwards, of Des Moines. Iowa, got a fall on an icy walk last winter, spraining his wrist and bruis- ing his knee. ''The next day" he says, they were so sore and stiff I was afraid I would have to stay in bed, but I rubbed them we'll with Chamberlain's Pain Balm and after a few applications all soreness had dis appeared" For sale by all dealers iu patent medicine.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-29

To Visit Mines-Orvin Branstead ar rived in the city yesterday from Ish- peming. Mich. Mir Branstead comes 10 spend month looking over Warren District mining properties in which he is interested
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-29

The dividend declared yesterday is payable December IS at 10 a. m. tO stockholders of record at 3 D. h. or December 2. There was no specifica- ton that it was regular" nor was there any mention of a portion of it as being extra, and therefore it will probably be generally accepted as be ing the regular dividend for the sue ceeding four quarters at least. this pre-. cedent having been established in the December dividend of year ago. The meeting was adjourned until Decem. Der ?, when permanent arrangements for the division of costs in smelling the Lake Superior & Pittsburg and Pittsburg & Duluth ores at the Calu- met & Arizona shelter will probably be disposed of.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-29

Mine Superintendent-E. W. Walk CT, superintendent of the Tombstone Consolidated mines. is a business wis itor in the city. Mir. Walker states that steady progress is being made al Tombstone. and that the outlook is good for the future.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-26
SECRET or THE ORIGIN OF LIFE,
DiSeovsrer Of This secret says He VIII
soon olVs Il 70 the Public,


Berkeley, Calf, Nov 26.-Bit by bit
Professor Jacques Loeb. the scientist,
Is completing the net Of discoveries
in the secret OF the origin Of life that
1t Is hoped will evenuatlly make clear
the lie problem.
Today he added another 30 the many
steps already taken in this direction.
He announces q chemical method
which he has employed In manutactur.
ing eggs Of q mollusk, the lOttia gian'
tea.
The result Of Professor Loeb's eXper.
iments with these eggs Of the mOllusk
have caused him to revise theories pre-.
viouAly held The experiments include
testing OF the effects Of nypertonic
sea water upon mOllusk eggs, with a
view to determining how fertilization
might be accomplished, and also to de.
termine whether the action OF the sea
water and It's effect upon the eggs are
Of a physical or a chemical nature.
Professor Loeb formerly believed the
action was of a physical character,
but now revises this opinion.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-26
STEEL DRY DOCK FOR MANILA.
VIII BE ToWOd Fourteen ThOuSand
Mlles. 70 lts Destination.

NNANN9a - NNN SNeNA'NNNNa
Washington. Nov 25.--J. 0. Wood,
a tugmastsr Of Norfolk has Just sign
ed a contract WITH the navy depart
ment TO go out TO Manila on the ID, ~
Dewey, on one Of the most remNrka.
Bile crulsss4 modern times,
The ID, ID. Dewey means The big steel
floating dry dock now at SolomOn's
island Ia the Chesapeake bay which Is
destined to dock the largest ships OF
the American naval force In tae Far
Bast II this great structure can ever
b. successfully pllotod through four
seas, the $4,000 miles lying between
Chesapeake bay and Manila bay
Mr., Wool Is to live aboard the dock
during the voyage. lie anticipates
one Of the most pleasant experiences
OF his life. lilo will receive $3.50 com.
pensatlon per month, his vessel wi,
be so stable In the heaviest weather
taNt Il might be- possible to play bil.
lizards aboard according to some OH.
GERS, ana ne Will nave plenty OF good
company and solid comfort
There 81 permanent crew ~ eight
maChInlsts. engineers sailors and cleo.
tricians and hremen and these people
are 20 remain attached to tho dock
at Manila On the voyage across they
Will be reinforced by % soIiors who
will DO discharged when they reach
Manila.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-26
ATTACK MADE ON GAME LAWS,
ST. Louis Dealers Claim that It 10
Class Legislation.

StaoN 6NN'ei@Ntelh
S.. Louis. Nov. 2j.-COmmlssion
houses in 81. Louis are up in arms
against the new game law recently
enacted by the state legislature, tie
statutes being characterized as Illegal
from the fact, dealers ALICE, that they
smack OF class legislation.
81. Louis firms It Is said are send
ing out printed matter telling OF al
leRed DETERMINATIONS tne new law
makes against the common people In
favor Of influential and wealthy gun
clubs have Influenced legislation In
a. states and territories. The notices
say In part:
Not only Is every citizen OF 81
Louis deprived OF the right TO buy
game or have II shipped to him from
any point In the state are have II in
his possession al any time but ae Is
prevented from receiving any game
from any otner state or clty--sO
that 81. Louis IL the only large city
in the United Safes 50 hampered and
Imposed on"
The laws are declared by the com.
mission men to be solhshly unjust,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-26

Paris. NDV, g5---ii IL stated Ia OIL
oial quarters here that the exchange ~
c,ahmahioaiinas between che pDWers
conrsruihR turkeys answer 10 rheir
a.umalam cave Fvsultsd IN tas pSac
'irai do,orInlhsiion ~ 10 oDaSidsT ne
answer 80 poslponihE lhs haval dem.
oastratinn uhlnh Will prOCesd win
y1t fuFtaHf delay n u uaIsrstood
that ths uafsaiDA a ne powers are
alfsady motihs from PisFasu. Theif
obi9etlVs IL BOT yst dsaaRsly slated.
tsR ths isiahd ~ NYti.sns siiu appears
20 h. re objective applicable 10 the
atlafi9H,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-26
one Klilsd snd Five lnJsmd.

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alah uas killed sud Eve o,aeFs iaiursI
in . wreok oa ne Pehntyi vania rail-
ruad a. TtDmpaouf0Hu eaf.y today
TIE wreck Was caased ~ . Fear-oad
collision betuefn Go ffviEht tFaias
EniRE Weai To- Hhl traia ieaFtnE
HarrtsbarF e. go ras into ne wreck.
hEs biockihg fous TRACKS AS lsiaTlnE
traeit sevefal hOurt AL the cuash.
~ ~ TIE mail taia uers uruuked
but - 1amaEe sas so1s - 90 mtii
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-26

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train % maks poBe s'iEst repairs %
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-26

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