THE RUSSIANS REPULSED
Attacked Forces at Chu-Chia-Tun, But
Had to Retire.
JAP DIVERS WILL REMOVE MINES.
General Kuroki Reports the Result of an En
counter With Six Hundred Cossacks Near
Simatsi-—A Force of 2,000 Russians Press.
ing Japanese Cavalry Engaged by a Large
Japasese Force and Retire to Telishu.
Tokyo, (By Cable).—The Japanese
and north of
Pulatien, which
brushes during
week, had another near
Chu-Chia-Tun. On Ja
panese cavalrymen met the Russians
Russian forces located
were in a series of
early part of last
unter
the
ence
that day the
noon
The
and
at
2,000 men
de
numbered
of
cavalry
Russians
were composed infantry,
of
They were pressing the Japanese cav
alry the
their entire force and
The Russians drew off grad
30 o'clock in the after
noon they retired to Telishu. The
Japanese suffered four men kill
and four men wounded in this fight
ng.
tachments and artillery.
when Japanese
engaged
enemy
wally and at 5
Cossacks Defeated.
has been received
Kuroki saying ti
Friday last a detachment was
patched from Ai-Yang-Che:
Yang-Pienmen?), to
Yang-Cheng, to make a
sance toward
thirty-five i
Cheng)
ed Goo
engagement
General
Russian I
ese
three
A report here
from General
at «
Aj
Feng
reCOnnos
cast
Cossa
$8 was
suffered only
wounded
Wireless at Port Arthur.
It 1s suspe 1 1 tl }
s1ans
ing wi
by means
was reported
had been eres i
lage of Peh-Wang,
one of the Miao-Tao
in Pechili strait, and
cruiser Chitose
investigate .
thing. It is
such station been er
Shan-Hai-Kwan, and
are mvestigat this n
The
Liao-! han promos
four masts and a v
coast {ine i
was fhtted for
erations :
Emplacing New
The Chitose ports having
series of lose
and belies
from blast
placing of
The Jar
stroyer lkazuchi
ploded a large mme
land at the entrance
Divers Removing
The Jag
gaged
the vi
rected
1
siften
the
+t
id
Chitose steamed
masts ev
teiegrapny
Batteries,
1
DROS
PR
F
, r
5
are taken t¢
Japanese peopl
PASSENGER TRAINS COLLIDE.
Colorado Flyer Crashes Into the Accommoda-
tion Tramp Killed.
Kansas City,
the headon coll
Pacific
22 miles south
person has been
been injured, most
passengers. The
the Colorado Fl
No. 36, a Hosin
dation train
Both trains were behind
ule and were trying to make up
No. 36 h toy
Mastin, t
tion,
bey nd Mastin by th
gines were ol
coach on the
was telescoped, as was
the flyer. All the ¢
were thrown from
track and roadbed
ed.
A relief train was sen
City with a dc !
of the in
at Mastin,
to Kansas (
passenger
their ee}
tr
take a syn
reac
ad orders
had not
met on
and was
aCCOmMm?e
Peace in Santo Dominge.
Washingyvon, D. C.,
Navy ha:
following cablegram
miral Sigsbee, dated Porto
to Domingo
“Representatives met
Detroit, according. te
made with the commanding of
the Detroit. Peace has been
on in Santo Domingo and a cessation
of hostilities for the next two days to
{ Spec ial)
Department
fre m Re ar
Plata,
aboard the
Arrangements
fficer of
agreed
|
i
government. The Newark arrived op
gortunely as the conference
etter arrangements,
Murderer Lynched.
Grangeville, Idaho (Special). --T
M. Myers, who killed George Brown.
lee and wounded Wallace Bennett,
neir Crooks Corral, three weeks ago,
was taken from a party of officers
near White Bird and lynched. The
lynchers were masked and outnum-
bered the officers three to one. The
officers rode onto Grangeville, The
method of death is not known, Myers
was being taken to the county jail
when the lynching party overtook
the officers.
.
NEWS IN SHORT ORDER.
The Latest Happenings Condensed for Rapid
Reading.
Domestic.
Tornadoes did consierable dgmage
in Dallas, Tex, Joplin, Mo.. Arkan
sas City, Kan, and other places in
the southwest. A number of people
are reported injured. Floods have
demoralized railroad traffic in Kansas
and Missoun
The Philadelphia and Lehigh Val
ley Traction Company's bondholders
have adopted a reorganization plan
by which the entire system be
made compact, with a new first mort
gage for $4,600,000.
The convention of
Federation of miners
port and
1
Wiii
the We:
adopted the re
recommendations of the
committee on afthihation with other
labor organiz;
Counterfeit
lars and gq
Vancouver,
make that
cities
The casn
M. Smith,
Tradesmen's
iL.,
tern
United States half dol
arters are abundant in
B. C The y are the same
lately flooded the Sound
embezzled by Douglas
teller of the
Bank of New
18 estimated at $350.000
H. Miller, of the Ancient
United Workmen, died at a
um in Battle Creek, Mich
Confucianism Taoism
iscussed at
sanitar
and
International Mi
s1onary ion in Chiton
Springs,
ne
ts at the World
Iicated
hundred mi
cinity of Terre |
search for the four
Jr. Byers, }
SENS
and
build
Indiana
s Fair, in St.
fiers
who h
home since
abandoned
oa mn
EYpsy
camps
nes
'
and
dest 1
The head box
cared al
in British
that no repre
made to Russia
regarding the placing of
in Far East outside
House of
sentations
or Japan
naval 1
of territorial limits
After living 57 in
water four Newfoundland
brought to St. Johns, N. F
vessel which had been alrif
Laomme
ne
had been
the ¥
bread
davs « and
a hshing
in an ice
floe all winter.
A treaty of arbitration has been
signed between Spain and Portugal.
The United States European squad-
ron, under Rear Admiral Jewell, ar-
rived at Tangier. The Unite States
government has sent a message to
the Sultan of Morocco declaring that
the brigand Raisouli must be held
personally responsible for any harm
coming to Perdicaris
The United States battleship Kear-
sarge, hying the fiag of Rear Admiral
Barker, commander of the North
American fieet, and the battleships
Alabama and Maine have arrived at
Lisbon,
CATASTROPHE IN PEORIA
A Large Distillery and Stock Yards
Burned.
DEATH IN BLAZING WHISKEY.
Ten Men Crushed Beneath Burning Ruins and
Over Three Thousand Cattle Are Suffocated
end Slowly Roasted to
Thousand Barrels of Whiskey Buzst Immedi-
ately Into Flame.
Peoria,
wi
11,
1
HCh o
(Special
sion { i
tory Corning
largest
warchouse
the
wrecked tl
immediately
to
i
&
mg
ou ot 28
and communicated three
buildings, burning 1
Ten
ruins
men were
and burn
others
1
OSE on
were
stored
The
district,
oO
Spirits
hire
Yards
termined
rither spread
PRISONER SHOT DEAD.
Tried te Throw Captor Inte River and Was
Killed.
Message
fq
send a
os FF ¢
Te
ie and te
ia niable,
at many
ne of
inferred th Passengers were
nurt,
Get-Fat-Quick Scheme.
The
abol
cago (Special)
contests were
Ake ivi!
been dieting
an effort to
. :
eda e
alia
required by
5 Microbe of Phthis's. ;
Naples (By Cable) Professor
the discoverer of life
shi
nd a
Sehron, mM Crys
tals, gave a pt demonstration that
he had fou new microbe which
ite
microbe q dif-
ferent from that causing tuberculosis,
Professor Schron affirms that this
explains why Dr. Koch's
i
i
but aggravated it.
Boedling Cases Remanded,
Jefferson City, Mo., (Special)—-The
Missouri Supreme Court reversed and
remanded the cases of T. Edward Al-
bright, Jerry J. Hannigan and John
A. Sheridan, former members of the
St. Louis municipal assembly, convict.
ed on the charge of bribery and sen-
tenced to five years each in the peni-
tentiary. The cases were reversed on
the brief of the attorney general that
the informations were not verified by
alidavitg as required by law,
LIVE WASHINGTON AFFAIRS.
No Surplus This Year.
in fv
confronted by a
the
will end on June
Shaw, in
For
Government will
deficit at
year, which
Secretary
the first time
be
the close of present he
cal
next ant :
report to Congress last December.
declared his lief tat there would
C0 O00)
the pre
of the
Maxing
ion, but
SeCretary
a lus i $14.
1 end of
year
crnm
experts
about
admit
Gf the mark he
¢
€ ot
be
{
is
deficit will
decreased Federal rece i
xpenditures, «
establish
ment on the
ed Governmetn «
for itary
pay
ma Canal
$4,600,
prop
Postmaster Upheld.
n the protec
Justice Peckham
President's Plans
tentative
t made for t
ng summer
lecided that he will
for his summer
of Saturday,
to receive his
only Arrangements
he President's so
vy «ier
the at
pend very
the mem
committee
y in July
remam here until about
{ August, when he will
Oyester Bay for perhaps a
When he returns to Wash
Septembe fr. he will re-
until election RONG
Oyster Bay to c: 118 vote
nere day,
}
i
ist
Congressman Get's Plum.
iter a conference ith the Precident
rney-General Knok
H Hg appointments
Hiam M. Lanning, Trenton, N
be United States District Judge
district of New Jersey. Mr
now repre ents the Fourth
New Jersey district in the house of
Representatives and succeeds the late |
Judge Andrew Kirkpatrick. i
Edward A. Mann, of Las Cruces, |
New Mexico, to be assistant judge of
the New Mexico Supreme Court
This is a new position created by the |
last session of Congress.
Congressional and Departments,
Elaborate arrangemnts have been
made for the entertainment of the
Filipino visitors in Washington,
The annual conference of officers
of the Marine Hospital Service was
held in Washington,
The coinage of gold during May
was $44,100,000; silver, $180,000.
Judge Pritchard, of the Fourth
United States Circuit Court, granted
a temporary writ of habeas corpus to
gosephus Daniels, of the Raleigh
ews and Observer, who was com-
announced
follow
W
J. to
for t
bitted by Judge Purnell for contempt,
MAY LET PERDICARIS G0
Raisuli,
The Sultan's Representative and the French
TASCOTT DIESIN ALASKA.
Murderer of Chicago Millionaire Smell
tery of Fifteen Years,
Mys~
Victoria, B If the
tary
Will Bring About Release of Captives May
Be Settled by End of Week Mrs. Varley
Gives Story of Kidnapping.
Tangier ( By (
the effe
JEALOUSY PROMPTS TRAGEDY.
Pittsburg Married Mas Killed 8 Woman and
Blew Qut His Braios
g |
i
ngl
. exl
Woman was prog
of wi
rieiress
the
niessed murdacoe
when the
three wi
iw the }
Witnesses
The me
present
paying
for «
have been
That the
n by a
1 card dis
&s
tive for the
at
been
woman
te
ea
ey
CIHIMe was
message ify
overed in W
card reads
1s Irvin Wis
Mrs KR. Wise, Lew
county, Pa.”
as married and had
name
£
Town Swept By Tornado.
Norton, (Special) A
which little
Selden, West of Norton,
torna-
of
Rock
a ht
prop
Kan,
do struck the town
on the
1
[eland rd: demolished irch,
much farm
SeTVICE Was being
church at the time
and 300 were in attendance
A dozen persons were hurt, none ser
ously, however Much damage was
done to farm property in the path of
the storm beyond Seldegp, but no joss
of life has been reported
$100,000 Fire in Green Bay.
Green Bay, Wis, (Special)
£100,000 was
Vay,
five dwellings and
erty A funeral
conducted in the
persons
of nearly canted by
and adjoming buildings. The loss
———
$2,000,000 to School Fund,
Portland, Ore, (Special). — Mrs.
Amanda W. Reed, who died at Pasa-
dena, Cal, a few days ago, has pro-
vided in her will for the funding of
an institution here, to be known as
Reed Institute, in memory of her
husband, the late Simon G. Reed, a
ioneer and capitalst of Portland.
he bequest will amount to about $2,
000,000. Ter will specifies that the
institue shall combine instruction in
the fine arts and sciences and man-
ual training.
t he 3
nd 1
t
the
Wa
ix
Tascott !
knew
ELECTRIC CAR WRECKED.
Passenger snd Packsge Freight Cars
Head-On.
{ Noose
tof
iriner
Met
In
the history
Norwalk, 8 the
ost terrible accident
lake Shore Railway, six per
killed and n any otherr
the
between an
is ” -y
afternoon as 2
cast
and
late
IC DASSENger Car
freight
les east
car at
of
kage
few
CW
at a pom
immediate
and
vorwalk,
the
«1
of
Was here
City
2
ce
every phys
was called
the pla
Hrsg
and hornies
te a special
tar
When
1
attend
ar and
injured been
were placed on a «
city
who were k
mpartment
the
ed they
brought to
All those
the smoking ¢«
senger car, and death ca instantly,
the bodies showing no sign of life
when the rescuers went to work after
they had recovered from the Aird
shock of the accident
The of several of those
iret are so serious that they may re
sult fatally
Just why the accident occorced is
this
led were in
f the pas.
+1
atl
ne
injancs
Superintendent Strelau, of the Fre
mont division of the road arrived
shortly after the accident and wil
| make a thorough investigation.
FINANCIAL.
“Traffic is steadily on the decline”
says a New York Central official.
Call money is as cheap again as if
was prior (0 the extensive gold ex
ports.
There aver 7
ill & Co, of
1,217,000,
In the third week of May, gross
earnings of the Louisville & Nach:
ville decline 1 $66,302.
Atchison has earned this fiscal year
about 8 per cent. on its common stock
000 creditors of Pettit
oston, who failed for
“and it pays 4 per cent dividends.