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CRIPPLE I dIll nur KiPPS i F LJL ir r h CREEK CREEKArmies I V rir iYL iYLArmies Kh
Armies reeltea of o Determined Dete mined Men en in to Control and andWholesale andWhQlesaJe andWholesale
Wholesale Deportations Going On OnUnion OnUnion n nUnion
Union Men Among Victims VictimsPLAN VictimsPLAN ictims ictimsPLAN
PLAN MOVEMENT AGAINST AGAINSTCITIZENS AGAINSCITIZENS AGAINSTCiTIZENS
CITIZENS LEAGUE ENEMIES ENEMIESA ENEMIESWorkmen
A k kWorkmen
Workmen or mer Arrest ArrestAll All Who o Oppose High HighHanded HighWanded HighProcedure
Handed F Procedure of o the Modern ModernVigilantes ModernVigilantesResidents
Vigilantes VigilantesResidents Residents Ousted OustedDENVER OustedDENlER OustedDENVER
DENVER Col Aug 20 20Intense Intense excitement prevails in Cripple CrippleCreek CrippleCreek CrippleCreek
Creek and l d much bloodshed is expected before the t e night is over overA overA overA
A mob is in control of the town and w wholesale lolesale deportations were wereftegun wenhegun werebegun
begun this t is evening Already Alr dy a dozen prominent men not in entire sym sympathy sympathy sympathY ¬
pathy with the Citizens movement have been run ru out of the town townArmed townArmed townArmed
Armed men on horseback are now making a roundup of the district to togather togather togather
gather in more men to drive from the county countyPROMINENT countyPROMINENT countyPROMINENT
PROMINENT VICTIMS VICTIMSAmong VICTIMSAmong VICTIMSAmong
Among those deported at 630 6 30 oclock this evening are Former At Attorney Attorney Attorney ¬
torney General Eugene D Engley Frank J Pangs attorney for the theWestern theVestern theV4estern
Western Federation of Miners J W V Higgins former president of the theCripple theCrippJeCreek theCripple
Cripple CrippJeCreek Creek Carpenters Union and Republican Republicancimdidate candidate for alderman aldermanin
in the Fourth ward at the last city election H M N Heinlerdin Heimerdinger 1 1of r one oneof oneof
of the personal owners of the Interstate Mercantile Company of Butte ButteMont ButteMont ButteMont
Mont J W Hall a heavy stockholder in theaterstate thepte thelnerstate tate Mercantile Com Company Compmy Company ¬
pany of Butte Mont J C Cole former deputy district attorney for forTeller forTeller forTeller
Teller county M J ONeill deputy county clerk cI cler r T H Parfet former formermanager formermanager formermanager
manager of the Union store in this city Albert Pierce for ten ten years aprominent a aprominent arrl1minent
prominent resident of this city and Frank Aikman employed by the In Interstate Interstate Interstate ¬
terstate Mercantile Company CompanyCAME CompanyCAME CompanyCAME
CAME AS A SURPRISE
These men were re corralled corraJl a at various variouspoints varloulfpoints arlouspoints
points in b Cripple Creek beginning atoclock at Rto i ioloek
o oloek dock renal lit t pt 1 wltiba RJiew all hAd been beenherded be beettherded t thE
herded hE > rdfd together tb0gf thi tbW8rP wtfrrr welh tamed HJirted rte over overtie oertllf overthe
tie hllie hllS west of town and nd Marched Marchedtoward ntareh marchedtoward d dtward
toward Florissant under a heavy armed armedguard armedgU armedguard
guard guardJuat gU guardJest l rd rdhlst
Jest as the men m n were going on shift shiftat shirtnt ahlltat
at 6 oclock they the were stopped and andformed andformed andfurmed
formed In a crowd which marched marchedthrough marchldthrough marchedthrough
through the streets gathering known knownunion knownunion knownunlort
union men and sympathizers together togetherpractically togethtrplt1ctJcall togetherpractically
practically prisoners prisonersThe pd prleon ners nersThe era eraThe
The first lI t to be b taken was Eugene Eu ene Eng Engley Engt Engley
ley t > former attorney general of the theState theState theState
State > and attorney for the union men menNext ment
Next t > xt the crowd picked up J C Cole Coleformer Coleformer Coleformer
former assistant a el tant district attorney a tto rn e of ofTeller oCTtIItr ofTeller
Teller county count and Frank J Pangs Pangsattorney Pangsnttorne Pangsattorney
attorney nttorne for the Western estern Federation of ofMiners or1olners ofMiners
Miners They Tht > then marched to the theunion t theunion e eunion
union store and took John S Hale the themanager tbemanage themanage
manage > r from the place placeWaited plaeeWaitedfor placeWaitedfor
Waited Waitedfor for Union Men MenThe MenThe MenThe I
The crowd crowd then gathered In front of ofthe orthe ofthe
the courthouse urthouep and waited alted there for forother torothtr forother
other union men to be apprehended The Theexpressed Thexprt Theexpressed
expressed xprt > 88 design of the > crowd was to toherd toht toherd
herd ht > rd the > union men together and march marchthem marchthem marchthem
them over the hills and out out of the dis district district district ¬
trict trictPANAIA trictPANAMA
PANAMA REBELLIOUS REBELLIOUSThinks REBELLIOUSOVER IIEBELUO8E8LOM8
OVER CONCESSIONS CONCESSIONSThinks E8LOM8 E8LOM8Thinks
Thinks Establishment of Tariff Regu Regulations RegutiQns Regulations ¬
lations tiQns and Postal Po Ita Service Will WillWork wmWork WillWork
Work Injury to New Republic RepublicSeriWM RepublicSt RepublicSerlooe
SeriWM St > rICMN diplomatic troubles with the thent thenew
new nt republic of Panama are In prospeet prospeetFirst pro pCt pCtFiNlt
First It WB 8 the question que Uon of tariff tariffthat mrltfthat
that exercised the th merchants merehants of Colon ColonCtnd Colonnd colonred
Ctnd nd Panama This has ha not been 1t n set settied settied t ttied
tied tiedAlthough
Although under the recent treaty the therew theuw therew
rew republic r pubJlc granted the th United Scale Scaleall StatHall Statesall
all the rights powers and authority authoritywithin Muthoritywlthln authoritywithin
within the th canal zone and the > lImitaof limits limitsof limit limitot
of all auxiliary lands and water wate > MI de decided decIded decided ¬
cided ooppoeillon ooppo lUon has developed against againstthe agalntthe agalnetthe
the purpoaee pU of the canal commission commissionto ommllHllolIto
to establish est blilth the th new nwport port of Ancon The Thecitizens Theelt1zens Thecitizens
citizens of the two towns are appre apprehensive apprehensie apprebensve ¬
hensive that they the are to lost all the thetrade thetradt thetrade
trade > that Is to result re ult from the con construction conIItrutSon construetlon ¬
struction of the Anal ciutalWhile canalWhile AnalVhll
While Vhll the commission ha hao been inetructed In Instructed IntrLlcttd ¬
structed to deal In the met friendly friendlypirit trltndl trltndlaplrJt friendlyepIrlt
aplrJt pirit thl this Government Gornm nt regards it as asabsolutely aKabsolutel asabsolutely
absolutely absolutel necwwwry nN ry to establish the thenew th thnew thenew
new port create pontofflceH throughout throughoutthe throughouttht throughoutthe
the zone and provide regulation to pre prevent pr prVent preVent ¬
vent smuggling smugglingIt
It IB the Intention of th the Government Governmentto
to make the postal po tal system stem there ther an ad adjunct adjunct adjunct ¬
junct of the Inited nlted State system Thin Thinof Thl Thlor Thisof
of course will 111 deprive th the office nlItc + t tPanama at atPanama KtPanama
Panama and Colon of a great I5re t sKurce c urce of ofrevenue ofJtvenw o orevenue t
revenueDeep revenue revenueDeep JtvenwlJtep
Deep anxiety Is felt here h re over er the thesituation thesituation thesituation
situation a as It has been hoped of the theGovernment theGuvernment i IGvernntent u
Government that it could cooperate coo rate In Jntht Inthe
the th moat friendly spirit plrtt with the Ut newguvernment new newgovernment n w wIun I
government governmentSTUTLER Iun guvernmentSTUTLER rnment rnmentSTUTLER
STUTLER CASE WAITS WAITSUNTIL I IUNTIL
UNTIL NTIL AUGUST 30 30The 30ThE 30The I
The District Commissioners Comml lorMrs will con conclude concludp conelude ¬
elude August J fie their Investigation Inve Uga1l0n into intothe Intoth Intothe
the th > charges of maladministration In n of office orfict office ¬
fice > preferred by Royal Robinon Robin on against againstWarner agalntVarner againeStutler t tt
Warner Stutler Superintendent of Street StreetCleaning Str StreetCieaning < < tet tetCleanlnl t
Cleaning CieaningWhen CleaningWhen CleanlnlVh
When Vh n it was found yesterday 70 terday that thatCommissioner thatcomml thatCommisaloner
Commissioner comml aloner West S Vf Vet > 8t who Is on his hiscatlon va vacation a acntfon ¬
cation in the North Carolina mountains mountainscould mountalngcould mountahtscould
could not be reached by b mail in tIm tImto tlmi tlmirow 11mtt
tt to have him here for the hearing tomorI tomorIrow tomor tomorrow
row Commissioner Maelarland an anncuneed anI anIncuna anflounced I
flounced ncuna d the session s fJlon would be hold the thelast thllast th thlast a
last of this tht month
The oMIm wasmade WIts made that thatn a conspiracy conspiracyid conspiracybttn
id d be b bttn n dlseovordd dISCO + 6rAd r4d to commit nom lt violence violenceie Iolence Iolencefc1
Ar fc1 life he ie pVompt deportation of union unionme unionm8kWMldpr8ent unionmelt
melt m8kWMldpr8ent me weuid w oMprevent prevent further furtk r blefedghed blefedghedThere blebdyhedThere 1e6dh d dThen
There There was no disorder Apparently ar arrangements arrangement8 arrangements ¬
rangements for the actions of the crowd crowdhad crowdhad crowdhad
had been carefully carerull planned and every ery ¬
thing was wa carried carrl d out without excite excitement excitement excitement ¬
ment mentThe mentlhe mentThe
The men were deported after dark darkThe darkThe darkThe
The movement seems to be on the part partof partor partof
of the miners and independents Inde ndents of the
Citizens Alliance AllianceFederal AlUanaeFederal AllianceFederal
Federal Aid SoughtJohn Sought SoughtJohn SoughtJohn
John S Hale came to Cripple Creek Creektwo Creektwo Creektwo
two weeks ago from Butte Mon Ion rep representing r repesenting p presenting ¬
resenting r the Interstate Mercantile MercantileCompany MercantileCompany rercantlleompany
Company ompany which purchased the unionstores union unionstores unionstores
stores here and at Victor from the theWestern theVestern theWestern
Western Federation of Miners MinersThe MinersThe MinersThe
The store was opened a week ago agoand agoand agoand
and the first action against it was an anorder anorder anorder
order issued by b the Citizens Itlzens Alliance Allianceforbidding Allianceforbidding Allianceforbidding
forbidding miners to patronize it ltThe itThe ItI It1he
The Interstate Is a Montana corpora corporation corpomlion corporatlon ¬
lion and was organized so as to bring bringany bringan bringany
any an interference with the stores into intothe Intothe intothe
the Federal Ft > deral courtsHarry courts courtsHarry courtsHarr
Harry Harr Heimerdinger of Butte is the
father of the enterprise enterprl e and he h Is now
believed to be In Denver prepared pre red to ask
the Federal court for an injunction fn unctIon re restraining restraining restraining ¬
straining interference Interrert > nce with the th store or
its i ts manager > r Mr Hale HaleKING HaleKING
KING EDWARDS 11 HEALTH HEALTHNewspaper HEALTHCAUSES EALTII EALTIItJALJS8
CAUSES MUCH MUtJFINewspaper ANXIETY ANXIETYNewspaper
Newspaper Says Baths Are of No Avail Availand Availand
and That Three Months Absolute AbsoluteRest Ab60luteRest
Rest H Have m Been Ordered OrderedLO OrderedLONDON
LONDON LO DOX Aug 30Reynolds Reynold new newPper n ner news newspaper
paper er the > Socialist organ states this thismorning thismorning thismorning
morning that rumors are again rife in inregard Inregard inregard
regard to the > unsatisfactory 1In tIractory condition conditionof condlUonof
of the tb Kings health healthMarienbad he healthMarlenbad lth lthartenbad
Marienbad artenbad according aceor lng to the newspaper news newspaper ne8pa ¬
paper pa r is not having the beneficial effect effectthat ettectlhat effectthat
that it WM hoped It woukl have and the theKings theKlngx theKings
Kings physicians are anxious especial especially tpedalI espedally ¬
ly I a 811I the symptoms of the Kings rumor rumored rumorfd rumored ¬
ed disorder dl order are declared to be the same tamea sameac sameas
ac a they t were in the year 1 of his coronation corona coronation eoronaUon ¬
tion tionHis
His majestys t heavy heA work it is stated statedhas statedh Matedhas
has h a undermined his constitution Reynolds Rey Reynolds Reynold ¬
nolds nold newspaper new r asserts that the th King Kingha Kinghall Kinghas
ha hall been bt n warned that th he must rest for furthe forthe r
the next few months or a completebreakdown complete completebreakdown complutebrkdown
breakdown may ma followIt follow followIt rouowIt
It is unlikely unllktol it is II said Id that hismajesty his hismajesty
majesty will undertake any an onerous publie pub public pubUc ¬
lie duties during the coming winter winterTHE wlnturTHE winterTHE
THE BISHOP PROHIBITEDPARSO PROHIBITED PROHIBITEDPARSONS
PARSONS PARSO S VAUDEVILLE VAUDEVILLEFRBEPORT VAUDEVILLEPRKEPORT VAUDEVILLEFRISEPORT
FRBEPORT L I Aug SO HThe HTheaudevltle Thevaudeville The
vaudeville show which was to have hH been beenheld
held this evening t > v nlng at the > Woodcleft Inn Innfor Inntor Innfor
for the benefit of the Church of the theTransfiguration thttTransflguratfon theTransflguratlon
Transfiguration the > chapel halJ 1 of the Prot Protestant Prottant Protestant ¬
estant tant Episcopal Church here has been beoncatted be beencaged on oncaUed
caged off ot by Bishop Frederick Burgess Burgessof urg88 urg88of
of the diocese of Long I ng Island IslandThe IslandThe IslandThe
The Rev Re Pelham St George Bissell Bissellhas Bl Blsseilhas tutll tutllhaa
has charge of the chapel which is a amissionary amkMJonar amissionary
missionary church fostered Co tered by the Ca Cathedral Cathedral Cathedral ¬
thedral of the Incarnation I at Garden GardenCity GardenCity GardenCity
City Mr Ir Bissell tlHlell has not been long longin lon lonIn longin
in the diocese and was not familiar familiarwith familiarwith
with the views of Bishop Dl hoD Burgess on onthe onthtt onthe
the class of entertalnm entertainmVnts entertalnmnts nts which may maywith maywith maywith
with propriety be held for a church ben benefit b bdnefit n ncfit ¬
efit There are many professional peo people peoPM peepie ¬
pie at the Woodeleft oodeIQrt Inn and when they theyvolunteered thu thuvolunteered theyvolunteered
volunteered their services for an enter entertaInment
tainment for the benefit bunu t of the church churchthere churchthare
there wasno question uestlo apparently that thatthe tbatthe thatthe
the otter would be accepted a
LORD LORDCURZONIS CURZON IS ISREAPPOINTED
REAPPOINTED AS ASINOIAN ASINDIAN
INDIAN VICEROY VICEROYHas
Has as Another Five Years Yearsof Yearsof Yearsof
of Autocratic Autocraticv AutocratIcPover 1utocratlePower
v Power PowerMADE PoverlVAD PowerI
f >
MADE lVAD I ADE POPULAR BY B WARS WARSInsists WARSo A AInsists
i
Insists on o Gorgeous Gorg ous Cere Ceremonial Ceremonial Ceremonial ¬
monial and Absolute AbsoluteObedience Absoh1teObedience AbsoluteObedience
Obedience ObedienceLONDON ObedienceLONDON ObedienceLONDON
LONDON Aug tatIt 2 It Is definitely definitelyknown dc dcflnitdiyknown nft l lknown
known that Lord Curzon of Kedlosteii ICedlodhas Kedlosahas Kedlosteiihas
has been appointed viceroy vlcaro of India suo succeeding suoccedlng suoceedtng ¬
ceeding himself When his appointment appointmentas
as warden of the Cinque Ports was madeknn made madeknoAn madeknon
knoAn knn vn recently r t > nU a general impression impressionprevailed ImpreB lmpresalanpresailed Qn QnpreHilled
prevailed that Lord Curzon was to re remain remain rsmain ¬
main In n England It Is now known known that thatthis thatthis thatthis
this was not the Kings Intention IntentionLord IntentionLord IntentionLord
Lord Curzon will return to his post postof postoC postof
of duty early next moath moathI monthThe moathThe
I The entry entr of the British expedition expeditionto
to Tibet Tlbe into Lassa Lassahas has greatly en enhanced enhanced enhanced
I hanced the viceroys Iceros prestige prestlgeamong prestlgeamongEnglish among amongEnglish amongEnglish
English politicians of every class who whowhen whoI
I when the first fighting broke out InTibet in inTlhet InTlhet
Tlhet were Inclined to blame him for forhaving torhaYing forhaving
having plunged the country into a a use useless useles useless ¬
less les war warBut warBut warBut
But while Lord Curzon is popular popularwith popularwith popularwith
with his superiors the reverse Is trod trngswith tr trwith trodwith
with regard to his subordinates s He Ie IBJthe Iethe iethe
the first t viceroy vlcero of India who has realty realtylived r reallylived a l lIhed
lived up to his title Most 108t of them themhave themkae themhave
have been content to act simply as co cofonial cOlOnial o0lenial
fonial governors as they the might In Ottaws Ot Ottawa Ottaw ¬
taws taw or Melbourne MelbourneCurzon MellfourneCurzon MelbourneCurzon
Curzon however howcv r from the outset ou et ofhis of ofhis ofhis
his career as viceroy Icero has been b en vice viceKing viceKing viceKing
King in act as well as title He puts on onenough onenough onenough
enough royal trappings and goes in forenough for forenough forenough
enough gorgeous ceremonial to make makean male malean makean
an Epgllsh court look mean mean1Jy by oomparl comparison oomparlSn oomparlson ¬
son London offers nothing In the way wayof wayot wayof
of elephants palanquins and servants servantsin servantsIn
I in rainbow clothes to compare with Cal Calcutta Calcutta Calcutta ¬
cutta Deihl or Simla
Incurred Hatted HattedBy HattedB HatredBy
By B thus elevating himself = aho ab Yr r8 all allthe a 11 11the J1the
the other English officials in J IpolaiCur IpolaiCurion dla 1iCur 1iCurZotL Cur CurZOIL
ZOIL ion natural na natucallyaFguaed Jr Ul jiQjgsed ms atredl1 Ued l niiS r Jeal rlealousy JeslOUS Jealousy ¬
ousy OUS Men lien who useu ua to kn knew knowtiriri knowtiririon w CUrzOh CUrzOhon drzon drzonon
on terms of equality in the London LondonehJbs Londonchlba LondoneIube
ehJbs objected to getting down on oneknee one oneknee oneknee
knee at his receptions and backing out outof outi outof
i of his presence prt > flenc when he consented to todismiss todismiss
I dismiss them themFurthermore thelllI themFurthermore
Furthermore the viceroy irritated the thewomen thewomen thewomen
I women at Simla by Insisting on the thesame thesame thesame
same royal obeisances obell kn being be bestowed bestowedon towed
on Lady Lad Curzon and ether members of ofhis orhis ofhis
his family Camll Even his motherinlaw the theelderly theelderl theelderly
elderly elderl Mrs Letter of Chicago had to
be treated as a queen and English wo women womcn women ¬
men were not permitted to sit In her herpresence herpresence herpresence
presence at state receptions and when
they the left had to back out of the room
like crabs crabsAs crabss crabsAs
As s the English colony colon at Simla only on 1 1consists
consists of some 200 officials and their
families and as under previous vice viceroys vlceros viceroys ¬
roys there had been a at good deal of democratic dem democratic dmocratlc ¬
ocratic goodfellowship the Curzon in innovations lunoyatlone in innovations ¬
novations aroused a tempest ttmpe t But Cur ¬
zon held himself coldly coldl even in this thl dis ¬
turbance and the English were wer com compelled COtnpeJJed cornpolled ¬
polled to obey obc his willDominates will willDominates 111 111Dominates
Dominates Natives NativesToward NativesToward NativesToward
Toward the Indian native Curzon has hasadopted hasadopted hasadopted
adopted a still higher and nd mightier mightiertone mightiertone mightiertone
tone Over the native nath chieftains he ha haalmost has hwIalmo hasalmost
almost almo t unlimited power and he exer exerdses exercises exerclses
dses It to the full For breaches of ofthe oCth ofthe
the th rules and regulations of the Indian Indianthem Indianempire
empire he ha has lined them and forbldd forbidden forbiddenthem n
them to leave ll ve their domains domaln But in inthe inthe
the eyes of the British cabinet these thesethings thesethings thesethings
things are ar trifles which are outweighed
by his success > > In larger matters of ofpolicy ofpolicy
policy pollyLord
Lord Curzon regards Persia And Tibet
as the next nt > xt countries cOuntrl which must mu t comeunder come comefurther comeunder
under British rule This will prevent I
further Russian RUM hm expansion expan lon toward the I
Indian Ocean His trip to th the Persian PeNfI n I
Gulf was on a magnificent scale l and i j
impressed Impr d the th > Arab and Persian Per > > lan chief Chl j
loins with the knowledge that he h was
their overlord o > rlord Toward Tibet TI t he acted actedwith actedwith actedwith
with still greater firmness firmnessIn i
In some respects Lord Curzon is thegreatest the thegreatest thegn
greatest gn lltC8t man In the empire next to the
i King i g and his reappointment for another an another another ¬
other five years Yf > aNl will wi I enable him to go o
to a great length in developing aggres aggressive Kltbrresve aggresalve ¬
sive ve policiesLady policies policiesLady policiesLady
Lady Curzon Invisible InvilibleIn Invi ible ibleIn
In the winter festivities that will takeplaty take takeplace takeJlae
place Jlae at Kcddlestf Kcddiestnne > ne House Laub L ly CVr CVr7on C r rzen 1 17on
7on will ostensibly osten4lbl play pia no part t li r rfather rrather rfather
father Levi Z Lelter died three months monthsago monthsago
ago and rigid and unalterable British Britishetiquette Britlahetiquette
etiquette require her to remain In strict strictseclusion HtrlctIffoelu81on strictsrctusion
seclusion for a year after fttr the death dttttht 1 I
Three I e month have I now elapsed ela d but butthere butthere
there t can be no change h r for rdldm nine nine more r
Lady Curzon must remain behind closed
doors
Remarkable Conditions ConditionsIt
It Is a rather remarkable state of offacts o ofu offacts
facts fu ts Ix lord > rd Curzon Curzonl resplendent in his histwk histwkt histwke
twkt twk conferred dignities will have ha e to tomaintain tomaintain tomaintain
maintain the splendor of his otlice otllctto otllcttoentertain ot1kNtoentertain to toentertain
entertain in other words the nobility
and the th beauty bt ut and wit It of Indias fash
lovable world worldBut worldBut worldBut
But all 11 the time
a Lady Curzon will re remain rcmRln remain ¬
main In the backgroundSENATOR background backgroundSENATOR backgroundSENATOR
SENATOR HOAR BRIGHT BRIGHTBUT BRIGHTBUT
BUT IS SDYING DYING SLOWLY SLOWLYWORCESTER SLOWLYWORCID5TE SLOWLWORC1 Y I
WORC1 WORCESTER iSTER Mass 1 Ij Aug 20Sona 20Sonator t ttor
tor Hoar is constantly growing weaker weakerbut weak r rbut rbut
but is expected to live > through the thenight th thnhht thnight a
night and possibly until Monday Monda The Thedoctors TlatdoctonJ Tlt Tltdoctors e
doctors and his family have given Ivera up UI
all hop hoprThe hopThe hopeThe >
The Senator Sena tor took littl little nourishment t
today and he cannot last In > > t long Jon under underthese unllerthfto unuethese r
these conditions He Is very r bright when whenawake whenawake whetawake ri i
awake and talks talksWORK talk talkWORK talksWORK
WORK TO HELP THE THE DEAF DEAFAILENTOWN DEAFAlLJiNTOWN DEAFALLENTOWN
ALLENTOWN Pa Aug 30The 30ThePennsylvania b0 IOlhePennslvanla Th ThPennsylvanba e
Pennsylvania Society So < let for the Advance Advancement Adancement Advancement ¬
ment of the Doe adjourned Its eightearth eight eighteenth Ight Ighteenth ¬
eenth annual session here after elect ¬
big these the officers President B R Al AI
labough vie vice presidents the Rev Re F FC FC FC
C Smlolau and R Fitagea FU2g secretary r rG
G M t Tlegarder treasurer Jamas Sre Sreder Sreder Sreder
der Next N xt years tjlQr meeting me Ung will be b held heldat heldat heldat
at Lebanon
i VICE KING IN INDIA i
I
I
V LORD CURZON OF KEDLESTON KEDLESTONHusband KEDLESTONIu KEDLESTONHusband
Husband Iu b d of American Girl Reappointed and Will Return to His Oriental Oriental Empine Em Empire Empire ¬
pire Next Month
+
BROOKLYN CLUB CLUBVISITS I IVISITS
VISITS PARKE PARKElfr PARKER PARKERMr
Mr Hinrichs Captivated by byAlan byAan
Alan than of EsoPusPARTY Esopus EsopusPARTY Es pus pusPARTY
PARTY CORDIALLY RECEIVED RECEIVEDReform RECEIVEDReform RECEIVEDReform
Reform Leaguer and Candidate StealAway Steal StealAway StealAway
Away and Indulge in a Quiet QuietConversation QuietConversa QuietConversation
Conversation ConversationESOPUS Conversa ConversationESOPUS tion tionESOPUS
ESOPUS N Y Aug 2 24 29With > > With blue blueand blueRnd blueand
and gold banners emblazoned with withBrooklyn wltJIooBr withBrooklyn
ooBr Brooklyn klyn Democratic dab flyingfifty flying flyingfifty ylng ylngtU
fifty tU representatives rpre ntaUves of thtlt thst organiza organization Organiztition rganliatl ¬
tion tl n marched through the mud and rain raintoday raintoday I
today toda from Esopus depot to meet theDemocratic the theDemocratic theDemocratic
Democratic candidate for the Presi Presidency Pr Presideny < ¬
deny dencyJudge d denyJudge ncy i iJudgl
Judge Parker Park greeted his visitors in inthe inthe I
lr the center c of the veranda v attended by bysister
P 8rdaSett 8rdaSettsister
Mrs Parker k and Miss abehoonmaker abehoonmakersister k
sister of the candidates wife SlCt SlCttar Secre Secretar
tar McCausland stood near Daniel DanielMoynahan Ianl DanielMoynahan 1 1lonahRn
Moynahan lonahRn a Manhattan banker btlnk r made madea
a speech speechWhen Spicthhen speechWhen
When hen the Kings Kiu gs county count men filed Into Intothe Intothe
the hall the song For Hes a Jolly JolI JolIGood
Good Fellow was sung by the visitors visitorThe visitorsThe visitorsThe
The party part was shown Into the judges judge judgelIbrar judgeslibrary
lIbrar library A light luncheon was served servedon servedon
on the veranda and lawn lawnMeeting lawnMeeting
Meeting With Hinrichs HinrichsIntense HinrichsIntlnse Hinrichs1nbose
Intense Interest centered ctntt > red In n the meetleg meet meotIng meetIng
Ing of th the candidate with Frederic FredericHlnrchs 11Hinrichs W
Hlnrchs who with William V III lam J Bryan Bryanmade Drnmad Bryanmade
made mad a speech bitterly blttt > rl denouncing d nounclng thc thlJudgts thejudges
judges candldac candidacy and the men prompt prompthag i ihlg
hag It at the antiParker ant1Park r meeting m tlng In Inwas tt > iCooper
Cooper Union June 50 D The grtetlug greethigwas I Iwas
was very err cordial cordialSo cordialSo I ISo
So your on one of those tho thOlleNew e New Yor Yorlawyers York Yorklawyers k I Ila
lawyers la lawyers Wetl who live Itv In Brooklyn are ar youasked you youasked ou 1 1asked
asked the Judiie JudiieYea JudatYts judaeYeg
Yea answered an wered Hinrichs and Im Imgoing ImKoln Imgoing
going Koln to do all 1 can for you 011 judge judgeI
001 I know you UU are responded rffolp < > tw > d the can candidate candltlate candidate ¬
didate merrily mt > rilr Mr lr Hinrichs SKid ald he hewould h hwould hewould
would like to have a meeting m etlng with the thejudge th thjud1le thejudge
judge again and wan wa assured that he hecould hecould hecould
could have one at any time Very soon soonth soonthe
the th Brooklyn Reform Leaguer and the thePresidential th
Presidential candidate were wt > re engrossed engrowiedIn ngr ttd
In earnest tltnl eat tiest > st conversation orw rS Uon on the > southern tOuthernend
end of the th veranda r1ndJl and It was kept up upimtll upntll u uuntil p
until ntll long aft after r all the t1l other oth r visitors visitorshad vllltor8had visitorshad
had departed departedImpressions depltrtltlImpressions departedImpressions
Impressions of the Judge JudgeMr JudgeMr JudgeMi
Mr Hinrichs made the following for formal formal formal ¬
mal statement statementMy statementMy
My 1 lmpre Impression Mion of Judge Parker has hasalways hasatlways hasalways s
always been the same mtm He Is a charm charming chartnhug harmIng ¬
ing gentleman ntlman and a man of force forc I Imay ImKY Imay
may perhaps with propriety give you youa youa
a little > Insight Into hiM character by byshowing b bshowing byshowing
showing you a note which the Judge Judgewrote judgewrote judg judgwrote e
wrote to me a few weeks after 1 spoke spoketo spolteto spokethe
to the th Cooper Union audience In crltlclam criti criticism crlUclm ¬
clam of hiM silence U > nce This letter leU r cam camto came cameto cameto e
to me unsolicited I had neither writ written wrHtton written ¬
ten to nor a seen en the Judge I had drop dropped dropped droppod ¬
ped a chance remark somewhere to toreporter a areporter art
reporter rt > porter that I esteemed the 11 > Judge Judgehighly judgehlghlr judgehighly
highly and would be glad to support supporthim supporthim
him If he 11 cared to have hav moThis tntThis mo incThis >
This remark mu must t have appeared appearedsomewhere appearedomtwhert appearedsomewhere
somewhere > In the papers and It mu must musthtte mud mudhave t thave
have found the > Judges eye I have havenever huenever hat hatnever e
never seen the article myself Without Withoutthe rthout rthoutthe t
the slightest hesitation he he wrote me m a acord Itcord
cord cordlnl In 1 unaffected and manly lanly letter letterwhich letterwhl11 letterwhich
which I shall always treasure It Ittouched Ittouched Ittouched
touched me deeply dl eply 1 have his permis permission permission permission ¬
sion to show It to you and here It Is IsRosemont IsuRosemont
Rosemont Eaopua N Y July IS ISMy 19h
My h Dear Hlnrlehs HlnrlehsOf Hlnrlch8or
Of course I want your suoort su orl But Butas Butas Bu Buas t t
as I have not yet et been heeri notified you ou will willof willof willof
of course treat this letter at u contldentfal confiden confidential ronftdentiKI ¬
tial for the present I find ro fault faultwhatever foul foulwhatever AUItwhnt t
whatever whnt cr with those who thought the theparty thEpart
party part could do better Sonv Som time 1 1shall ItlhAII
shall hope to have a talk with wit you aw awb and andthan andthon 1 I
than If you feel that the lh cause AUSC 1 1worthy Iworth b fhope
worthy worth of your efforts I shall hop hopthat hope hopethatt ho hothat
that you will take that active part for forwhich forwhich fn fnwhich r
which your talents and honesty hOtl6 ty no 0 well welllit wOItit wet weitit 1
tit you With Ith assurance of personal pe onl re regard regtlrd iegeed ¬
gard I a am amooSJnceroly
amSincerely Sincerely yours yoursALTON yours4LTON yoursALTON
ALTON LTON B PARKER PAR JeER
FLOODED TUNNEL TUNNELDELAYSPRESIDENT
DEL DELAYSPRESIDENT DELAYSPRESIDENTa YS PHSm T TNine
a
Nine Hours Consumed in inMaking inMa inMaking
Making Ma i 1g Trip TripTROUBLE Trip TripTROUBLE TripTROUBLE
TROUBLE COMES COMES AT TRENTONCreek TRENTONCreek TRENTON TRENTONCreek
Creek Overflowed Its Banks at New NewJersey NewJersey NewJersey
Jersey City CityChief Chief Executive ExecutiveTaken ExecutiveTak ExecutiveTaken
Taken Tak n Away to West WestOYSTER WestOYSTER WestOYSTER
OYSTER BAY Aug 20 2OPresldt 2OPresidenRoosevelt 0PresidenX President > n nRposevelt
Roosevelt made a longtime record trip
between Washington and New York to toJlay toUay to toflay
flay It required nine hours for his train
to travel the distance and much of the thetime thetime thetime
time he was going West Instead of East EastA EastA EastA
A river of water pouring through the thetunnel thetunnel thetunnel
tunnel at Trenton caused all the thetrouble thftrouble thetrouble
trouble and sent the he President and his hisparty hl hlpart hisparty
party part on a tedious detour south of the theDelaware theDelaware theDelaware
Delaware River RiverThe RiverThe RiverThe
The President started with Secretary Secretar SecretarLoeb
Loeb and his office force from Wash Washington Washington uh ¬
I ington promptly on time at 10 a m mHis mHis inHis
His train of two cars proceeded as asthe asthe asthe
the second cond session of a regular train trainAll tmlnAll trainAll
All went well until Philadelphia vas vasreached as asreach6d asreached s
reached Then Th < n hints hlntsot of trouble ahead aheadreached aheaqreached aluea alueatjreached ti
reached the conductor of the train but butha buthe butlie
ha wan Informed that by b the time the thetrain thftrain thetrain
train reached Trenton all would be well wellBut wallBut weltBut
But all was wet Instead of well wellFull wdtFull wellFull
Full of Water WaterAt WaterAt WaterAt
At Morrlsville Pa Just west of Tren Trenton Trenton ¬
ton it was learned that water from the theAseimpink theAselmplnk th e
Aseimpink Creek was about five fee feet feetdeep teetdeep feetdeep t
deep over ov r the tracks In the tunnel and andunless antiunless a
unless the President had a gondola or orpreferred orprtterrEd o orpreferred
preferred to swim It would be a good goodIdea goodIdt go goodidea od
Idea to send his train around
So back over some thirteen miles of
track the Presidents train Journeyed Journeyedand journeedand journeyedand
and crossed Cro aed the new Delaware Bridge
Into the Amtjoy AmQo division of the Jersey J ey
Road The Th President got back to Frank rank
ford Junction at 405 and reached Mon Monmouth Monmouth Ion
mouth Junction where the main track
was again used us d at 613 or about three threequarters
quarters of an hour after the time he heshould h e
should have reached Oyster Bay Ba Jer
sev se City I was reached at t 7 oclock
dr fgeerd fgeerdo fgeerdt fgeerdthf thf
One n railroad II officer on o the train f made mad e
profuse apologies to the President fo for r
bringing bringing him In so late
Never mind It at all the President Prt > sldent t
said sa Ill Ive got just lots of time Don Dont t
worry worr about it a bit When hn he shook shoo k tk tn
hands with the engineer and fireman in n
the Jersey Jt > rse City Ity shed as Is his wont at a
the end nd of a Journey he assured them themwe the I
h in much the
same WR way Were sorr sorry
we brought you In so late said ald the th
engineer
001 1 had time to burn today toda Thats all al 1
right said the th President PresidentEnthusiastic PresidentEnthusiastic
Enthusiastic Welcome WelcomeDeputy WelcomeDtputy WelcomeDeputy
Deputy Police Commissioner Harris HarrisLlndsley HarrlLindsley HarrisLlndsley
Llndsley In n the absence of Commis Commissioner Commlsttlonpr Commissloner ¬
sioner McAdoo was wa at Jersey Jer ey City to tomeet tomtet t tomeet 0
meet the President So was United UnitedStates Cnltt tnitedStates > d dStates
States Civil Ivll Service Commissioner A ACoole W WCooley W
Cooley Coole who happened to be In New NewYork tiev ew ewYork v
York on leave Mr tlr Cooley oole retie roce ro e in the thecarriage th e
carriage with the President Secretary S Scetar ScetarLoeb etar etarLOIb
Lo Loch > b mid Mr lr Llndsley over the North Northand Northand orth orthKnd s
and East rivers ferry ferr boat and across e
the city cityOn cli cliOn It ItOn
On the > ride across town the President Presidentreceived Presidentrfcehed Prosidenireceived t
received the most enthusiastic welcome e
from the people that he has ever been beenaccorded belnncoorded bee beeruceordcd n
accorded Big crowds were at the for ferry terr terrstation ferrstation
station to cheer him and more crowds a
lined Twentyfourth TWnt rourth and Thirtysecond d
Streets StreetsThe StrfetsThe
The President Pre ldent reached Long Island Islan d
City and left et In a special train over ih the thi thiLong e
Long Intend road at 810 The run to toOyster toOysterDa t tOyster
Oyster OysterDa Bay was made mad In Just one hour hourThe hourIhe
The he engineer of the Presidential special specialturned epeclaltllrnt 1
turned tllrnt > d loose his whlsUe aa he swung swunground gwun gwunround t tround
round the curve Into the > village and the thescreech theIWrt th thscreech e
screech IWrt > h of the machine wa wall echoed by b byloud a aloud acheer
loud cheer from the throng waiting wal ng upo upothe upon uponthe uponthe n
the station platform
PORT ARTHUR iNT iNTENEMYS IN INENEMYS i
ENEMYS HANDSUnconfirmed HANDSUnconfirmed HANDS HANDSUnconfirmed
Unconfirmed Report ReDort That Russias Gibraltar Gibraltarof
1 1of
of the Orient Has Fallen Fa enWith enWithGreat With WithGreat WithGreat
Great Loss of Life LifeDRIVE LifeDRIVE LifeDRIVE
j t
DRIVE THE FLEET OF OFINTO THE CZARBACK CZAR CZARBACK CZARJBACK
BACK INTO Tl TO DOOMED PCRJ PCRJt PCRJTogos POJRTTogos PORT PORTTogos
t r
Togos Warships Again Pound PoundtA the fihe Bafef Ba a tt ttSquadronThree t d dSquadron j jSquadron
Squadron SquadronThree Three Days of f Des 6esperate flesperate DesAerate =
perate Fighting FightingSEATTLE FightingSEATTLE FightingSEATTLE
SEATTLE Wash Aug 20 20The The Japanese consul here has rwe4 reaatvfed r i 2H l a acablegram acablegram ncablegram
cablegram from Japan saying Port Port Arthur has fallen
CHEFOO Aug L LContlnued Continued reports reportsfrom reportsfrom reportsfrom
from Japanese sources In regard to the thelatest th thlat
latest lat st attack upon Port Arthur w were wvrere werereceived re rereceived
received re hed here last l st night and are all to tothe tothe tothe
the effect that the assault upon th thRussian the tbaRUssian theRussian
Russian fortress rtre65 was in progress for forthe forthe forthe
the greater part 1 > 8t of the day da yesterday yesterdayFrom yesterd yesterdFrom yesterdayFrom
From the most accurate t reports obtainable ob obtainable obtainable ¬
tainable It is certain that the th Japanese Japaneseare J8pa J8paare Japaneseare
are conducting the attack with a fierce flerceoess lIe fiercepese e eand
oess and thoroughness thoroughness that can only be beinterpreted befntorpreted beinterpreted
interpreted in the light of a determina determination determlnltlon determination ¬
tion this time to accomplish the fall ofthe of ofthe otthe
the Russian stronghold strongholdAttack strongholdAttack strongholdAttack
Attack From All PointsThe Points PointsThe PeintsThe
The assault ea the he forts is being made madefrom mtldfrom madefrom
from practically all the vantage points pointscaptured pointsaptured pointscaptured
captured by the Japanese forces forcesthroughout tONeaJhro forcesthroughout
throughout hro ghout the recent fighting before beforethe boorethe
the the fortress All three branches of the theJapanese tbeJapanese theJapanese
Japanese siege army are ar reported tohave to tohave tohave
have have been in action almost constantly constantlythroughout constantlythroughout constantlythroughout
throughout the day dayThe da daThe dayThe
The various reports are agreed thfit thfitthe tbifithe tbstthe
the Japanese disregard of human life Is Isbeing Isbeing
being exemplified ex mpU ed in the attack as it t has hasnot basnot
not been be n before since the war withRussia with withRussia withRUS5I
Russia began beganIt befanIt beganIt
It Is stated that the casualties result reeultInt resultng resultIns
i Ins ng from tr m what te confidently believed to tobe tobe tobe
be the final attack upon Pprt Arthur Arthurwill Arthurwllt Arthurwill
will be the heaviest thus far of C the WI1J W WSr WSrfor i ifor r rfar
for the Japanese bat b t it t is apparent prent ibm ibmthin tn tnthJq tittTt1fl
thin Is e hardly hard being considered eonsld red Vy 0 0Japanese 0 lTe lTeJapanese
Japanese fpraraanderav + omiaandera niiBandr w They The Jure 5re reO reOtermlned 60 60termlned theteantned
termlned that the siege of Port Arthur ArthurIs Arthur ArthurIs
Is s to come to an end and that new ami amithe aJ stirithe 1 1the
the cost of th the achievement aChlevemeJtt n human humanlife hum humanlife n nUCe
life lb 1 not being considers considerefFearful consldereFea considersFearful
Fearful Fea ul Shell Fii FiiReports FllRports Fur FurReports
Reports as to the havoc being done donewithin donewithin 4Ae 4Aewithin
within the tb fortress Curtre s of Port Arthur by bythe bYthe bythe
the Japan Japanese e shell fire and the rilRAItl ciawal ciawalties
tl ties to the Russians usslans resultant from rom tl UaSMutto > e eassault eassaultof
aSMutto assault of the Japanese forces aremeager are aremeager tre tremeager
meager in the extreme extremeIt extremeIt extremeIt
It Is Mated however that the Russian Rusabuicommander RuuIancommander Russiancommander
commander General Stoessel Is aware awarethat aarethat awarethat
that the Japanese have determined determln Hl toaccompltsh to toaccomplish toaClJRlpll3h
accomplish the destruction of the Rue Ruecian Russian RUdden ¬
sian den Ghi C lItaltar altar and that the RusaUiMc RusaUiMcare RUhhufCere Russimsare
are ere fighting with the desperation and andtoxseuness andKedness andCog8edness
Cog8edness toxseuness Kedness t cf f a a last stand almost withthe with withthe itb
the dtspuir o a a forlorn hope hopeThe hopeThe hopeThe
The Japanese are withholding their theircavalry theirca theircavalry
cavalry ca yair and artillery artlller so much as pos possible posIble possible ¬
sible Ible In the attack reserving them for forwhat forwhat
what Is believed b lIeved will be a final and over overwhelming overwhelming overwhelming ¬ I
whelming rush of the concentrated concentrat Jap Japanese Japanese Japanese ¬
anese forces upon the Russian Rus lan works worksCombined worksCombined
Combined Assault AssaultWhen AssaultVht AssaultWhen
When Vht > n this combined assault will m be bemade bemade bemade
made is a matter of conjecture butthat but butthat butthat
that it must come not later latt > r than todayand today todayand todayand I
and very ver likely just Ju j st t before dawn Is the thegeneral thegeneral thegeneral
general opinion in ChefooIndeed Chefoo ChefooIndeed ChefooIndeed
Indeed all Chefoo believes that todaywill today todaywill totlaywill
will see the long rumored fall of Port PortArthur PortArthur PortArthur
Arthur The excitement among the Jap Japanese Japane Japanese ¬
anese ane e here has become intense and th they theyhave y yhave
have arranged to celebrate the end ofthe of ofthe ofthe
the Russian key to th the LlaoTung Pen Peninsula PenInsula Peninsula ¬
insula insulaLast InsulaLast insulaLast
Last evening the spirits of the Japan Japanese JaptlnEst Japanese ¬
ese were somewhat depressed hy a ru rumor rumor rumor ¬
mor the thl origin of which cannot tIlnnottraced be betraced betraced
traced to the effect that the Japan Japanforces Japa Japaforces Japanese Japaneseforces
forces had been repulsed by the Rus Russians Russians Russians ¬
siansThe sians siansThe siansTh
The Th rumor could not be confirmed from fromany froman
any an source and Is not generally g 1KII cred credited credIted ¬
ited itedTHREE ltedTHREE
THREE WARSHIPS WARSHIPSGOING W ARSliIPS
GOING TO KIEL CANAL CANALLONDON CANALLONDON
LONDON Aug 29 tA A dispatch to theCentral the theCentral
Central News from Copenhagen > n say saythat sa saythat
that the Russian transport Terek Terekandtwo Terekandtwodestroyers and two twodestroyers twodestroers
destroyers were sighted this afternoon afternoonoff afternoonBorgh01u afternoonoff
off Borgholu Sweden SwedenThe SwedenThe
The vessels were headed heudt > d for the KielCanal Kiel KielCanal
Canal CanalARMIES
ARMIES ns IIA HAVE VI BEGUN BEGUNRETREAT
RETREAT ON MUKDEN MUKDENTOKYO
TOKYO TOI YO Aug 30 3OThe The war office is In Inreceipt Inrecellt Inreceipt
receipt of news from the army arm in Man Manchuria ran ranchurla
churla to the effect that the Russian Ru ban banforces
forces have begun to retreat r tre t toward towardMukden toardlukden towardMukden
Mukden MukdenThe lukdenThe
The Japanese Japan advance forces have oc occupied occupltd occupied ¬
cupied the town of AnShanShan on the theManchurlan thelanchurlKn t tManchurian he
Manchurian Railway RKllw fifteen miles from fromLlaoYans trontLiao fromLiaoYon
LlaoYans LlaoYansRUSSIAN Liao LiaoYonRUSSIAN Yan YanRUSSIAN
RUSSIAN DRY DOCK DOCKWRECKED DOCKvRECKED
WRECKED IN BALTIC BALTICLONDON BALTICLO
LONDON LO DO Aug 5OLIo1ds SV Lloyds agent Ir St StPetersburg 5tPetersburg
Petersburg states that a floating dock docken docken docken 1
en route to St Petersburg P terlburg from Liban Libanto Llbanto Liba ty
to be used In connection with the further furtherfitting Curthernttlng r
fitting out of the Baltic fleet d t has beerdestroyed beer beendestroyed
destroyed by b a heavy hlm sea n The dock docksplit dockspllt
I
split In two twoALL twoALL
ALL RUSSIA N RESERVE RESERVEOFFICERS I IOFFICERS
OFFICERS CALLED OUT OUTST OU T
ST PETERSBURG Aug IOThe 30 Tl Em Emperor Emperor Emperor ¬
peror has Issued a ukase summoning to tothe tothe
the colors all the th reserve officers officersthroughout om omthroughout ottithroughout eetr
throughout the empire empireThe empireThe
The Official Messenger ltes eng r today an announced announced announced ¬
nounced the mobilization of the reserves reservesIn reMrvesin reserv I
In four districts dllitrlc l of the Poltava govern I Ylrn
ment two In th the Kursk government goemmenttwo goemmenttwoIn two twoIn
In i n the Tver government one In the Sa Samara SAmara Samara ¬
mara government four in the S Seratott rat ft
government two In the Astrakhan gov gov government gs ¬
ernment one In the Ufa government
five In n the Simbrlek government on one In
the Perm government two In n the St
Petersburg government three in the t
Novgorod government three In the
Pskov Pko government one in the Volhynin Volhyningovernment YolhyRIRgovernment Volhytihtgovernment
government seven in the Archange
government and seven ven In n the OkMwcz OkMwczgovernment OloDtKzgorernment Olorwczgovernment
government governmentDROVE gorernmentDROVE governmentDROVE
DROVE RUSSIAN FLEET FLEETBACK FLEETBACK FLEETBACK
BACK INTO HARBOR HARBORCHEFOO HARBORCHEFOO HARBORCHEF00
CHEFOO Aug 20 2OAdvlees Advices rtieiwed rtieiwedhere ttedbere re reMred reMredhere
here state that while while the Jxoaneee tend tendattack JaRtattaek landattack
attack was at t It Its Height the Russian RuseUnwarships Rueelanwarsklps Russianarships
w warships arships witbisufthe with he harbor of Port Ar Arthur Arthur Arthur ¬
thur made sae eloter jaofher er attempt to win the theopen theolen theopen
open sea seaThe r
It
The Japanese fleet sw a awped a ped dowKjttpon dowKjttponthe dowKuponthe doweruponthe b
the Rueeten Ru Ruse n vessels and drove droveJthem Jthem them
back wUJn w the harbor uit r The damage damageto dama damato
to t o the V lan < t0 pels seIs Is not stated spitedie
The T ie e Japa Japatgttasrttpg rap i wqtanipe V tfttps sustained 9u tafned prac
tJqally tJ al1y je damage d1m ge geJ geBt z zBATTLESIiIP r rB
J
B Bt BATTLESIiIP ATMESHIP < RETVIZANHOOD RETVIZAN RETVIZANHOQDOO RETVIZAN RETVIZANtHOODOO
HOQDOO HOOD 00 OF THE FLEETiiO FLEET FLEETBTBRSBURG
iiO
yS 5 ETl BTBRSBURG BSBURG Aug Au fieAe IAetldm IAetldmiI Ae dnathe dna didiq
iq iI the admiraltys adm tltys s kiftrmatk la rmatlo1t > K the thetetthtstrtp theatthrihlp
TetdttAlrtp tetthtstrtp Retvlzan was the mot mo < < un ¬
lucky tuck snip in the harbor beforpthq befor betore the th sor sortie sortIe sortie ¬
tie of August Au tW M Out of IBB JIIS1ittlJi JIIS1ittlJiterlng s rails etM etMteeing a atering
teeing the town own Hf 11ft attfitjk styflt kI fil ttrT > Rstvi Rstvizan Rvi Rvian Rtttv Rtttvzap
zap wounding her b r captain and aD fhr Ihrotb tdtrle tdtrleother e eother
otb other r officers She was as also the Mly Mlyship otetyship T Tship
ship hit when the Japanese fired over overLiaot v er erLlaotl r rIJnotl
IJnotl Mountain the extreme ext eme southern southernpart 5 seethespart tIthern tIthernpart
part o1 01 Kwang KwangTung Tung peninsula during duringthe darinStbe daringthe
the earlier stage of the operations operattonsThe OptnttloasThe operationsThe
The report from Chefoo that the Rus Russians Russians Ruesiane ¬
sians have driven the Japanese OUt ofthe of ofthe otthe
the poult po position ltlon Ion at Palfchwang Pahing
Chang whence they had been bombarding bom bombarding bombtirdlng ¬
barding the forts of Port Arthur was wasreceived VoaSrecehed aasreceived
received with considerable gratification gratificationat
at the war office where It was as regarded regardedas
as evidence that the > d rt
defenders > ndprs arestrong are arestrong e estrong
strong enough to even take the offensive offensivewhen otrensheW otrensheedswar offensivewhen
when W occasion oeeassoq demands demandsFor demandsFor
edswar
For this reason the war office o lc is not
Inclined to credit the reports r fOIts that the
Japanese Jap n e have captured c turgid forts No 1 3and 1and 1and
and No 4 just beyond 3 Nagoushp goushp
Hill live miles northeast oct of Port Ar Arthur Arthur Arthur ¬
thur It is admitted that the posses posessloa possession po ees eesslon ¬
sion of these forts would render the thesituation
situation s > > of the besiegers ters desperate desperateThe dlS desperateThe rate rateThe
The war office has no official Informa Information Intormatlon Information ¬
tion from the fortress going oIng beyond ond Au August August August ¬
gust S 9 and 10 which probably probL T was wassent wassent wasSEnt
sent through the captured Russian torpedo tor torpedo
pedo boat destroyer Ryeshltelnl al although although although ¬
though this is not admitted This re report report report ¬
port tells of the desperate character j ct ctthe ofthe t tthe
the Japanese attacks which whle w hici continued continuedpractically continuedpractically tJnued tJnuedrracUcaU
practically rracUcaU without intermission for forty tort torthours
hours General Gent > rlil StosseKs St ls reports repor l of fie fieassaults th thaSStluJts h hassaults
assaults of August 14 and 15 are expected ixpectedat x t < d dat
at any an hour hourPrivate hourPrlate hourPrivate
Private information coming from f ffOm n Port PortArthur PortArthur PortArthur
Arthur by b way of Chinese Chl junks says saysthat saysthat Y3 Y3that
that Friday they the conveyed eoney a message meseageto me5A e eto
to both the general b nt > ral commanding the thefortress thefortress thefortress
fortress and the admiral commanding commandingthe
the squadron squadronAll squadronAU squadronAll
All the military mlJl operations In Man Manchuria Manchuria aa aathurla ¬
churia It t is asserted a rttCl here M have been beenstopped bfenlItopped beenstopped
stopped by the rains Ins Telegrams Te m to the thewar thewar thewar
war office describe the terrific effects effectsof elfeeuo effectsof
of o the > torrential downpours downpoursMany downpounIan downpoursMany
Many Ian bridges have been swept sw pt away awayand ayand awayand
and even traffic on the railroad is tem temporarily temporarlt temporarily ¬
porarily porarlt suspended During Durln ths heavy hemvyweather neayyweRther heavyweather
weather General Kuroputkia has ns1 as beenLnsy been beenhwy een eenUly
hwy Uly inspecting Inspe < tlnC the defenses def rutS of An AnShanShan ADShanShan AnShanShan
ShanShan LlauDianSian end na Anptn AnptnIt AftplagIt
It Is understood that the garrison ot otAnShanShan orAnShanShan o1AnShanShan
AnShanShan consists of only atl four di divisions divisions ¬
visions visionsMAKES visionsMAKES 1 lons lonslfAKES
MAKES A SUPRENE SUPREMEEFFORT SUPRENEEFFORT SUPRENEEFFORT
EFFORT AT CAPTURECHEFOO CAPTURE CAPTURECHEFOO CAPTURECHEFOO
CHEFOO Aug 2C 2Csul tThE f The Japanese con consul consul
sul at Tientsin TInt ln Mr IJuln who no has just jnstarrived jatstArrived justarrived
arrived here says 8 that todays assault assaulton assaulten 3Saultn
on n Port Arthur by b the Japanese Japane e Is s dIreeled di directed 41reeted ¬
reeled against the fortresses along the theentire thenUre theentire
entire front of the port portIt portnIt portIt
nIt It Is Japans supreme uprm elfort said saidthe sat satthE sai3the
the consul to which the recent battleshave battles battleshave ktUf8hAve
have been bt > en the preliminary ltmlnar I firmly
believe that Port Arthur will soon be inour In Inour Inour
our possession possessionTWO DOSSt > sslon sslonTWO
TWO MORE RUSSIAN RUSSIANCRUISERS RUSSIANCRUISERS RUSSIANCRUISERS
CRUISERS LOCATED LOCATEDLONDON iOGA LOCATEDLONDON TED TEDIONDON
LONDON Aug 20A dispatch to tonews anews a anews
news agency from St Petersburg says saysnews saysnews saysnews
news has reached the admiralty admlralt there thereto thltreto thereto
to the effect that the missing mlHln Russian Russiancruiser Rueslancruiser
cruiser Novlk has arrived at Koraa Koraakevsk I Korvakevsk orna ornaktsk
kevsk a port of the Island of Sakhalin Sakhalinand Sakhafnand
and that the Russian cruiser cruiser Diana con concerning concerning ¬
cerning whose fate there had been eonsiderueble con considerable n nslderable ¬
siderable anxiety has been ile n seen off offHongkong offHongkoog oQHongkong
HongkongHIGHEST Hongkong HongkongHIGHEST HongkoogHIGHEST
HIGHEST TIDE IN YEARS YEARSSWEEPS YEARSSWEEPS YEARSSWEEPS
SWEEPS NEW NEWHAVEN HAVEN BAY BAYNEW BAYNEW
NEW HAVEN Aug 2PThe The highest highesttide blgh6ittkle highesttide
tide In this section tlon In years y was thatof that thatof thatof
of tonight when waves in the bay ten tenand tenand
and twelve feet high carried car row boatsfrom boats boatsfrom bo8tsfrom
from their moorings and overturned overturnedsail overturned8Rl1 overturnedsell
sail boats boat oats as a ft i they the were so many m ny pa pau pat paper
per u t < tr r shells shellsThe sheltslhtt shellsThe
The loss caused by b the tide and storm stonnalong sleetsalong
along the shores wltl r reach eh AQOG lM

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