60.000 MEN FALL IN SEVEN DAYS BATTLE
the Japanese Sill Inflicting Terrible Punishment on
the Russians.
AWFUL TRAGEDY AN APPEAL FOR PEACE.
Kuropatkin, Though Dealt One Of The Most Staggering Blows In The His
tory Of War, Attacks On The Right With His Terribly
Exhausted Army, Hoping To Save Himself
From The Disgarce Of A Rout.
The enemy's loss
which | ©10 ns exceed
reported
sheils, O ammuniti
War in its aspect is
pictured in the latest reports
come from the fi
Manchuria, where the Jap
dealt Russian pride and p
of the m
administered
20000
nlure
captlur
below Mukden,
in wWagor
munitions Ihe
rection ol the
anese have unted
wer one
is under investigat
More Than 10000 Dead.
Already €r repor :
been ¢
eral N
Field
ily 40,000
20,000
FIERCE BATTLE AT MIDNIGHT.
Struggle Continues on Monday, the Eighth |
Day of its Progress, i
F
TWELVE DEAD IN SHIPWRECK.
APPALLING TOTAL OF DEAD. Life-Line Reached the Wentworth, But Was of
. No Avail
Japanese Counting the Piles of Russian
Corpses.
20.000
Mowed Down by Kuroki
dealing with the Russias
loss rece d from
headquarters
“The losses sustained
opposing army
so far as ascertained are as follows
“Bodies near Bensthu, on the ,..,. .
left bank of the Taitse River, 350. haan 1s
“In front of our Bensihu
ment, 1.500.
“At Talien,
“Near Tumentsu,
“Hefore the right column. 200
“Near Kiouinkok and north of To
mentsu, 1.200
“Near Chienlao, 300
“North of Panlassan and near Wu.
mingsu, 150,
“Before the left column, near Sha.
otakou, and northward, 300
“Total, 4,500.
“The number left in other places
has not been counted yet, but it is
“7 NATIONAL CAPITAL AFFAIRS.
A report
IVE
says fii . 3 .
3 : | sv t over the vess
sv the enemy ‘
: i, and
(Kuroki’s) | 5
feck
fies
shes
our FIRS
were washed erh
1 he Wentworth cs
rock £n board
a nown, were the fn 1
geitaci- threes ch
men
LEriet
jeft
tidren
100 ——_— a .
Victim of His Own lavemtion.
Pau
his wife, of Minneapolis, fell
200
M Scannot
St (Special). —P a
and
the third-story of the Germania Life
Jutlding to the stone sidewalk here
The woman was killed and Secann
it not expected to live Both struck
on their heads. Scannon |
ventor of a fire-escape, and
during a test of the appar:
the accident occurred
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58 ae
ALE
Broke All World's Records.
Sand rancitca (Special)
brought to
Benmington that Rear Admiral C, F
Goodrich’s fagship New York, during
her target practice last month in Mag
dalena Bay, Mexico, broke the world's
firing B-ineh guns Shi
Many arrests are reported to have
been made in Venezuela to check the
revolutionary movement against Presi
dent Castro's administration,
The Cersus Bureau issued a report
on the executive civil service of the
Inited States, showing a total of 271.
' 169 persons employed
Secretary Morel, of the Congo Re:
i form Association, had an interview
| with Secretary Hay anent the atroci
{ tics in the Congo,
record for
and ever with guns
Americar
made
ut the
accuracy,
of this caliber either
or any other navy
NEWS IN SHORT ORDER,
The Latest Happenings Condensed for Rapid
Reading,
Domestic,
R. 1
ges
Foreign
ali
dustry
John Redm nl {
secretary of
O'Callahan
mited Irish League
were given an enthusias
at Queenstown and Dub
America
eo 1)
tic reception
The uke of
King Edward
car from Edin
sustained pan
Fhe Ge and Hottentnts
woined in the msurrection wn
Africa
ill health of King George of
ht, brother of
thrown
NHITICs
Wat
and
have
erniat
has
I he
The Lippe Diet has rejected the
government's bill to prolong Count
Leopold's regency beyond the death of
The Steamship Swanley from
coolies on board, became disabled,
and was compelled to put the coolies
ashore on a small sland in the Chana
Sea, with proviawns lor only 10 days.
REPORT OF U.S. TREASURER
Transactions of the Treasury During
the Past Year.
THE DEMAND FOR SMALL BILLS,
The Expenditure of $40,000,000 for the Panama
Canal and the Lown of $4,600000 to the
St. Louis Exposition Respon.ible for the
Recorded Deficiency Increase Is Number
of Banks,
Was!
mngtor
Lobert
BLIND MAN MURDERS TWO
His
Pistol.
Ends With
Own
Then He
Washingtor
cel for Christop
ger of the National ( mpan;
who was arrested hete on charge
violating the gambling law, secure
#1 ar ng
i week to
ourt next
mit the apprarance of counsel from
New York The warrent for his ar
rest will be changed 30 as to charge
Marsh with dealing in lottery
company advertised to
sya 4
any
CL riih
cates making the best guesses on the
be cast at the coming eles
Miss Keck Awarded £3,000.
Notristown, Pa. (Special) Miss
Keck, who sued Rev. Edgar
J. Hellman for $10,000 damages for
warned the jury, composed entirely
of married men, against letting their
sympathy influence their verdict. In
an hour they had agreed upon the
verdict. Rev, Mr. Hellman admitied
breaking the engagement, but de.
clared he had ceased to love Mus
Keck. The judge told the jury this
wis not a good excuse mm law
DEATH OF SAXON KING.
Fatherin-Law of Eloping Princess Passes
Away Louise Escapade.
Dresden (By Cable) King George
ica
Sorrow That Clouded His Life.
SAFE-BLOWERS CAME IN AUTO.
Hunt Bag Four losocen! Mes in
Another Mach
Police on
me.
CHICAGO ANEAD,
Have Twenty-Two-Stery Hotel to Cost
$10. 060 609
Win
Ran avenue,
Auditorium : I eonstractior
be used in bwiding new he
which will be the highest building
Chicago in point of stories, with
| exception of the Masonic Temple
he
FINANCIAL,
Another drop in cora and wheat
iritish imports last month fell $11,
| Roo,000 and exports imereased $12.000,
coo, which made London {eel good
Alton, Ontario & Western, Lehigh
| Valley and Reading prove that offi
i cial denials of "nothing doing” are
not nearly so truthful as the stock
ticker. The latter pretty generally
forecasts along in advance what is
coming, despite official announce
| ments,
« Ontario & Western's $12,000,000
bond issue, the Republic Steel Com
pany’s $10,000,000 bond plan and Cana.
ding Pacific's big allotment 302 stiaws
to indicate what will happens if the
market improves a litle more
SCORCHING ARRAIGNMENT
| The Report Made By the Slocum Come
| mission,
| THREE REMOVALS ARE
|
ORDERED.
That the Steamboat Inspection Service
Was Deficient; That the Steamer Was a
Veritable Firetrap und Not Provided With
Sultablc Fire Apparatus.
of the Disaster
TRIED TO BLOW UP HIS WIFE
Veoder Hes Both of His Eyes Blown
Popcorn
Out.
TWO REVOLUTIONS ON ONE ISLAND,
Haiti snd Sen Dominge Agsin Stirred By ine
Strife.
cre
Two Boodlcrs Sentenced.
A Speci Charles
Lowet
and
member
i the
{ Assembly,
A sat] t
{ that body sentenced to terms
nn the penitentiary fof « ection with
the suburban bribery deal. Kelly was
| given two years for perjury and Gutke
five vears for bribery
Plot te Kill 3 King.
Barcel Spain (By Cable).—~The
| police have arrested three anarchists
Magin, Alfonso Gari and Pablo Gari-
| at Villa Nueva y Celtru. It is alleged
| that they have confessed 10 piothing
at April last the assassination of King
A snes, whe was in Barcelona in the
part of that month
rer
ia,
| carly
Kilied By Hrotherie-law.
Richmond, Va. (Special). — James
{ Boyle, about 30 years old, was shot
| and killed by T. IH. Moore, his brother.
in-law, aged 22 years, at the home
of the latter here. Boyle had been
drinking and annoying relatived
for some dave. Moore alleges. that
he feared that Boyle would kill every.
body in the Moore home when he
| (Moore) came there, and that after
{ rome words the shooting followed,
’
his