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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-29
THE WEST NIRGINIA.N'S
OFFICIAL, DIRECTORY.

n President Of the United Stat
Theodore Roosevelt, OF New York. "a
Vice r resident ~ Charles wv. Fal r.
banks, Of Indiana 4
Secretary Of state-John Hay. Of
Ohio. Il e.
Secretary Of the Treasury-Lesiie.
N. Shaw, of Iowa.
Secretary Of war-,Wm. a. Taft, Of
Ohio: II; " ~
Attorney, General ". a. Moody, oil
Massachusetts.
Postmaster General -G George ~ B.
Cortelyou, Of New, York. u e &,
Secretary Of the Navy-PaulI Nor
ton, Of illinois. !. e
Secretary Of the Interior-Ethant
Allen Hitchcock, OF Missouri. 81
Secretary Of Agriculture-James
Wilson, Of Iowa. 81,
Secretary, Of Commerce and Labor,
Victor H. Metcalf. Of California.
President Of the Senate pro tenn
pore-William P. Frye, Of Maine.
Speaker Of the House Of Represen.
tatiyes-Joseph G. Cannon, Of Illinois.
Supreme Court Of the United States.
" Chief Justice-Melvil W. Fuller.
Associate JustIces-John NJ. Harlan
David J. Brewer, Henry B. Brown, Ed.
ward D. White, Rufus W. Peckham,
Joseph McKenna, VIM. R. Day, Oliver
Wendell Holmes, Jr.
United States Circuit Judges-Na.
than Con and Jeter c. Pritchard.
United States District Judges-Al.
ston G.Dayton and BENJAMIN F. Kel,
Ter.
United States District courts-The
Northern District.
Judge-Alston G. Dayton.
Clerk-Jasper Y. Moore.
4. District Attorney-Reese Blizzard.
Assistant District Attorney-E M
Showalter. 34 VA !; n.
| q. g.. Marshal-Ch Charles D. Elliott.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-02-28

Washington, D. c., Feb. 2S.-Sena-
tor Kearns, of Utah, whose term ex-
pires next Saturday. created a sensa-
ton in the Senate this afternoon by
bitter attack on President Smith
and the Mormon church, whom he
accused of defying the laws of the
nation, setting up a social autocracy.
and establishing a business monopoly
in Utah.
He said that polygamy was boldly
practiced He accused the Mormons
of establishing a social autocracy
headed by President Smith and the
church hierarchy. Smith affects a
regal state. Parties are nothing to
the Mormons. They are Republicans
when Republicans control the nation,
but ready to be Democrats if Demo
Gratis win. The business monopoly is
for the benefit of the high Mormons
only Smiths income is that of a
king, $1,000, 900 per year"
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March II. 1t is thought he will ac-
cept, although no answer has been
received either to the letter or to a
telegram that was sent today Sheriff
Woodruff is personally acquainted
with Rev. Watkins, and he declares
him to be one of the most eloquent
and talented pulpit orators he ever
heard. Rev Watkins has been heard
by others in Roswell who support
Sheriff Woodruff's opinion. Rev. Wat
kins is a young man, having been in
college at the time Sheriff Woodruff
was a citizen of Alabama. He has
a wife and one child.
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The three mail carriers will start
out tomorrow morning on their first
trip out of the postoff1ce and will de-
liver the mail to the door of all the
people of Roswell who desire it. The
beginning of the service was set for
March 1st, and Postmaster Kellahin
has everything in readiness.
The territory of the three carriers
has been apportioned as follows:
c. u Darnell. No. 1, from Third
Washington.
c. A Emmett, No. 3, from Third
to the Hondo between Grand and
Washington.
Harry s. White. No. 5. to be noun
ted or in cart. east side of Riverside
Heights. North Hill to Johnson ST..
Belle Plain, Valley View, or South
Hill. and the two streets on each side
Of Main street
The carriers will make two trips
each day. starting at seven a. m. and
working eight hours Later they may
make a delivery in the business por
ton after the afternoon train. The
present arrangement is only tempora-
ry.
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THE COLORADO CONTEST.
The Briefs and Claims of the Respec-
tive Contestants.

tive contestants.
Denver, Cello, Feb. 27.-Printed CO.
pies of the briefs of findings of coun-
sci for James H. Peabody and Alva
Adams in the gubernatorial contest
were today placed in the hands of
each member of the committee which
began consideration of its report to
be submitted to the joint assembly
en- Thursday next. The Peabody brief
claims his election by 2.433. this re-
suit being reached by throwing out
all the precincts in which frauds are
alleged. The Adams brief claims his
election by 5.s55 after eliminating all
the precincts in which the fairness
of the election had not been proved.
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soUTHER PACIFIC SCARED.

A Conspicuous Feature OF the Day on
New York Stock Exchange.
New York. Feb. 27.-The Southern
Pacific was a conspicuous feature of
the day on the stock exchange. and
it's rise to the neighborhood of 70
served to support other speculative
leaders. but whenever they ran up
they encountered heavy selling to re-
alize, and continually fell back.
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NEW HOTEL AT DAYTON.

Townsite Company Holds Meeting
and Individual Members De-
eide to Build Hotel.
The Dayton Townsite Company held
meeting in Roswell today and it
was decided to build hotel at Day
ton as soon as possible. Individual
members of the company will build
the hotel. It will have capacity OF
IS rooms. Architect Nelson was given
the order for plans and the work will
begin In q few days. The Dayton Town
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Dissolution Notice.

The Roswell Wool & Hide Compa-
ny has been this day dissolved by
mutual consent. L. A Hill represen-
ted by A. J. Hill Withdrawing from
the firm.
l.. A. HILL.
Feb. 2S, 1908, By A. ]. HILL.
The business will be continued at
the same warehouse and offices by
Harold Hurd. C. A. Baker and VIM.
A. Bryant under the style of
Roswell Wool & Hide Company,
Inc
We solicit for the new concern the
favors and considerations shown the
old.
L. A. HILL,
By A. J. Hill.
A. ]. HILL.
HAROLD HURD.
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w. L. Foster. railroad commission
er of Louisiana, is in the city look
ing after business connected with the
purchase he has made here from Mr.
Winston. Besides being a state Off
cial and prominent citizen of Louis
lana, Mr. Foster is leading cattle
man and farmer
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MICHIGAN Democrats.
HAROLD HURD.

Battle Creek, Mich, Feb. 28.-The
Michigan state Democratic conven-
ton assembled here this morning and
was called to order by T. E. Tamsey
of Detroit. The convention will nomi-
nate a candidate for justice of the su-
preme court and two regents for the
state university, to be voted for at
the spring election.
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LYNchiNo IN NEVADA.

Victims Robbed Two Men at Rail-
road Station.
Reno, New. Feb. 28.-A mob at
Hazen lynched Red" Wood last night
for robbery. Wood and a companion
robbed two men at the railroad sta
ton. and a mob quickly collected and
where Wood was captured and hang
ed The other escaped.
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WOOL QUIET AND STEADY.

Amount of Offerings Affected by the
Hoosac Tunnel Dock Fire.
Boston, Mass, Feb. 28.-The wool
rarket is quiet and steady. The OF
erings in this market have been great
ly affected by the recent fire on the
Hoosac Tunnel docks In Charleston,
which destroyed between 5000 and
5000 bales of Australian wool.
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sApTlsrs CALL NEW PASTOR

Extend Invitation 10 Eloquent Pulpit
Orator From Alabama.
The Baptisrs OF Roswell have been
without a pastor since Rev. C. C.
Young moved to Bisbee, A. T.. a
couple OF weeks ago. have issued a
cali to Rev +. Fl. Watkins. of Birm-
ingham. Ala. and in their letter OF
request they asked him to come by
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Open Court at Portales.

District Clerk C. NJ. Bird went to
Poruales this morning, where Judge
Pope opens an adjourned term of
court today. He was accompanied by
V. M. Heeth, stenographer for Gate
court stenographer during this spec
ial term.
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NJ. o. Becker, who is building a
hotel at Lake Arthur, came up this
morning to get a shave and attend to
other business. He says this condition
cannot last long, as BARRIERS are sure
to come to his town soon.
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J. w. Townsley. of Kellerton, Iowa,
left this morning for his home. He
has been here about a month visiting
his son. H. w. Townsley, who lives
on a farm they bought northeast of
Dexter about three years ago. The
son also left this morning. going to
Carthage. Mo-. on a business trip.
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U. s. WEATHER suREAu.
fLocai Report.)

Roswell, N. NJ. Feb. 2S.-Tempera-
ture.-Max.. 81; min, 40; mean, 46.
Precipitation. a trace; wind SW.,
velocity 4 miles; weather cloudy.
Forecast.
For Roswell and Vicinity: Cloudy
with occasional showers tonight and
Wednesday. Stationary temperature.
M. WRIGHT,
Oflcial in Charge.
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]. T. Rhodes returned to his home
in Poruales this morning. He has
been here for a week and was a guest
at the Masonic meetings that were
held during his stay here. He was
taken through several of the degrees.
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George Walker. Jr.. road master
and supervising engineer of the Kan
sas City Belt Line, left this morning
for his home. He came here a few
days ago with his wife who will re-
main here some time for the benefit
of her health.
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The Record stated yesterday that
James Sutherland was seriously i'll
Instead of Mr.. Sutherland, it is Jas
Farrell. an uncle, who is i'll at Mr..
Sutherland's home. They are both
called Uncle Jimmie" hence the err
ror. Mr.. Farrell is no better today.
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TWELVE MEN LOST.

Schooner Lost Yesterday Off Tomaies
Bay is ldentied.
San Francisco, Cal, Feb. 28.-The
schooner reportes lost off Tomales
Bay yesterday has been identified as
the Jesse Matsen. Twelve men were
aboard the vessel. and all are lost ac-
cording to the report received here
from Point Reyes weather station.
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County Assessor John C. Peck left
been taking treatment in hospital.
He expects TO bring her home in four
or five days.
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THE WORK OF vANpALs.

Door of a House on a Homestead Bat
tered in When Owner Returns.
Returning to his home seven miles
northeast of Roswell Monday, after
temporary absence. Frank Dunlap
found that some unknown person had
battered in the door and broken the
boards to kindling wood
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w. H. Banker returned to his home
in Salina, Kansas. this morning after
visit of six weeks in Roswell for
the benefit of his health He is great
ly improved.
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Four desert claims. making a total
of $40 acres. and five homesteads. to-
falling 500 acres, were filed in the
government land office yesterday
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Miss Bette Armstrong left this NOR
ming for her home at Perry, Mo-, af-
ter three weeks visit with her
friend. Miss Susie Sailing. one of the
teachers in the Roswell public schools
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W. C. Miller returned to his home
in Elida this morning He took an ac-
tive part as a candidate, in some of
the Masonic ceremonies held here re
Gently
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VIM. Ritter and wife, who have
been here for the past three weeks,
left this morning for their home in
Euclair Mich. They have bought land
in the Valley.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-02-28

f. Wickey and Thomas Holland.
who have been located at Artesia for
the past nine months. left this morn
ing for Calvert. Texas, to make their
future home
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-02-28

Earl Patterson returned this morn
ing from a trip down the road, where
he has been testing wells for the U.
S. Geological Survey.
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An Improved Hat Case.

The Jaffa-Prager store is Installing
an improvement in the way of a hat
case that is both convenient in use
and useful in preserving goods. II
was made by the Roswell Planning
Mill
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w. E. Thomson, a well known real
ty dealer of Lakewood, was In the
city today, having as guests on the
trip Howard Little and w. j. Little,
of Monmouth, ILL.,
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Eraamentarx Reports.

ST. Petersburg. Feb. 2S.-Fragmen-
tary ofncial and press reports of the
fresh reverses sustained by General
Kuropatkin are inadequate to draw
any conclusion as to the magnitude
OF General Kurolxi's success against
the Russian left. but the public here
as usual is ready to believe the very
worst. and the city is already full of
reports that a big disaster has again
overtaken the Russian arms. accord
ing to which Mukden has been out
nanked and is untenable and Kuro-
patkin In Withdrawing from his posi-
ton on the Shahke river. That such
reports are exaggerated is beyond
question. but the officials of the wal
ONCE are plainly discouraged at the
fashion I'm which Kuroki Is able tc
drive in and turn the Russian ex
treme left. his advance column actu
any crossing the Shake river. Should
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THE RUSSIANS RETREAT

Are Driven From Their Position on
the Taitse River.-Mukden Is Threa
tened.-The Police are Powerless
and the Terrorists are Supreme in
ST. Petersburg.
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DR.. Ross, wife and sister were up
from Artesia today shopping and
looking after business interests
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Rev. George Hinson returned this
morning from a visit of three days
in Pecos. He preached there Sunday
in the Episcopal church.
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DR.. l.. B. Rashbaum and wife, of
Amarillo, arrived last night and are
considering the proposition TO locate
here.
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Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Nichols came
up from Carlsbad this morning. and
-,ilI now make their home here.
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w. c. Winston returned this morn
length in Shreveport La.
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Judge Emmett Patton returned
this morning from visit. with his
family south of Dexter.
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MOTION ovERRULED.

The Indictments Against Mrs. Cassie
Chadwick Will Hold.
Cleveland, O., Feb. 28.-Judge Tay
lor of the u 8. District Court today
overruled the motion of Attorney J..
P. Bawley, counsel for Mrs. Cassie
Chadwick that the two indictments
returned against her by the Federal
grand jury on Feb. 81 be quashed.
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DIR. and Mrs. d. Nj. Boulware left
this morning for their home in Lib
eraI, Mo-. after a visit OF two months
in Roswell.
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f. A. Clayton and son. Fred. came
up from Artesia this morning for a
short visit in the big town of the
Pecos Valley.
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Melville E. Booth left this morning
for his home in Denver He has been
here for four weeks ON business and
visiting friends
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W. U. Donnelly came up from caris-
bad this morning
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$4,000 rolls of wall paper. all 1905
patterns. at the Pecos Valley Lum-
ber Co. 7n
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site company has within the past
week sold $4,000 worth of lots.
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r. l. Gilmore came up from Arte-
sia this morning to visit a few days.
He lately came from Monmouth. Ill
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POLY6AMY PRACTICFD

The Senator Accuses the Mormon
Church of Polygamy, Business Mo-
nopoiy and Defyine the Laws of the
acknowledgements Have No Politics
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Ed Richey. OF Artesia. was a busI-
ness. visitor in the city Today.
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G. U. McCrary. of Artesia. was I
visitor in the city today
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r. A. Davis was up from Lake Al
thur today.
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C. A. Jackson was up from Dexter
this morning
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Police Utterly Impotent.

st. Petersburg, Feb 28.-The utter
impotence of the police in the face
of the terrorist organization is shown
by the increasing boldness of the lat
ter all over St. Petersburg. Even on
public buildings notices of Grand
Duke Sergius' death were found. The
Grand Duke Vladimir. whose name is
high on the list of those condemned
to death, has been failing in health
for over a year, and is now COM
plete wreck For a time the entreaties
OF his family and the warnings of the
police sufficed to keep him within the
walls of the palace, but since the fu-
neral of the Grand Duke Sergius he
has shaken off all restraint. declaring
he will not show cowardice, and not
only drives around in a carriage, but
on Sunday last walked for a short
time up and down the quay in front
of the winter palace. At his side.
however, on each occasion was the
Grand Duchess Marie Paviovna, his
wife, who hopes to protect him by
her presence. Today the Grand Duke
received a letter informing him that
his sentence was temporarily suspen-
ded. 1t is believed this is done to see
what effect the death of Sergius will
have.
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|. W. F. Brown. of Dexter. was in the
city today.
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St. Petersburg, Feb. 28-(6:55 p. n.y.
The Associated Press learns from a
high source that General kuropatkin
considers his position on the Shahke
river to be menaced to such an ex-
tent by General Kuroki's success on
the left flank as to neeesa6ate the
immediate withdrawal of his army to
Tie pass, and has so advised the en-
peror. No confirmation of this is OBJ
tainabIe in military circles here, il
being pointed out that with the Jap
anese pressing the whole Russian line
such operation must inevitably end in
disaster of first magnitude.
Toxic. Feb. 2s.-Oficial reports of
the battle of Tsinkpetchen indicate
that severe fighting occurred. The ia
panese attacking force began the oc-
cupation of points on the left bank
of the Taitse river on Feb. 10, but
the topography of the country, with
steep hills, river and deep snow delay
ed the attack. The first line attacked
Tsinkpetchen at noon on February
%. assaulting fiercely The Russians
held strongly fortified positions with
distractions protecting them and re-
sisted determinedly. The fighting con-
tinued through Feb. % and was re
sumed at dawn Feb. "a. At ten in
the morning the two lines closed and
the attackers and defenders exchang-
ed hand grenades. While continuing
their frontal attack the Japanese ex-
ecnted a flank attack with the result
that the Russians abandoned and
burned the town and fed northward
in confusion. The Russians left 15C
dead on the field. The Chinese esti
mated the Russian losses at 1000
The Japanese captured three machine
guns. many rifles. a quantity of am
munition, q number of maps and q
prisoners The reports say that none
of the Japanese suffered from fros
bite in spite of the intense cold.
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Kurokf cross the Hun river the high
road to Tie pass. forty miles above
Mukden, would be open and Kuropat-
kin's retreat threatened Further
news is awaited with great anxiety.
Anything like a decisive Japanese
victory would probably end the war.
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c. H. Nelson was up from Lake.
wood today.
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C. w. Lewis was mp from Carlsbad
today.
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MORMONS

SENATOR kEARNs OF UTAH BIT
TERLY ARRAiGNS THE NOR
MON CHURCH.
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FREE MAIL
DELIVERY
THE SERVICE STARTS TOMORROW
MORNING.
THE THREE. RoUIfsa

The Territory Apportioned to Each
of the Three Carriers.-Two Trips
Day to BE Made.-Present Arrang
ement is but Temporary.
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A RUSSIAN
DEFEAT

GEN. kUROPATKIN sUSTAINS
FRESH REVERSES.
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General Kuroki's Headquarters.
Feb. 2S.-The Japanese on Saturday
achieved a signal victory over the
forces commanded by Lieut.. Gen. Ren
nenkampf. While this victory is i'm
portant in itself, 1t is more so be-
cause OF the strategic advantage gain
ed by the Japanese. The Japanese
now hold strong lines extending from
the southwest TO the northeast and
partly eastward of the Taitse. river.
threatening the Russian left flank. On
Friday night the Japanese took Text
text Hill which is south of the Shah
Ike river and a short distance north
west of Waitao mountain
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Gorky is Banished.

St Petersburg. Feb. 2S.-Maxim
GorlSy. who was released from the
fortress yesterday will not be allow
ed to live in st. Petersburg. He was
banished late last night to Riga on
the Baltic sea. According to the Off
cial statement Gorky himself asked
to be sent to Riga and the request
was granted.
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kuropatkin's Story.

st. Petersburg. Feb. 2S.-General
Kuropatkin in a dispatch TO the EN-
peror. dated today. says: Ten at
tacks made by the Japanese battal-
ions and some cavalry west of the
village of Tansintong have been re-
pulsed. The Japanese renewed the at
tack on the morning OF Feb. "a and
were again repulsed. They left hun
dred corpses in front of our position.
The Russian loss was six men"
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Japanese Defeat the Russians.

the Japanese attacked and defeated
the Russians on Feb. % at Tsinkpe-
tchen. 25 miles north of Simachi on
the extreme Japanese right. The Rus
SLAMS numbered $4,000 and their loss
es are estimated at two thousand.
The Japanese losses were slight.