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ONLY MORNING NEWSPAPER WITHIN A RADIUS OF 150 MILES HAVING DAILY ASSOCIATED PRESS SERVICE
Advertise in I
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l The Bulletin
The Bulletin
I" Cairo' Leading Paper
Stauda For Cair and Itt
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VOL XXXVII. NO. 80.
CAIRO, ILL., FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH JO, 1905.
ESTABLISHED IN J 868
KUROPATKIN ASKS AN ARiWIST
OYAMA FIGHTING
VrH IT T TT Tl
IN.
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& m m m m mm mm mm
J 1L 1 ilJU
10 S MAKES
i AGAINST
SAYS
RUMO
EACH
LONDON
LIKE A
DEMON
Heavy Japanese Forces Far to the North of Mukden
Indicate that Surrender or Destruction is All
That is Left for the Czar's Great Army
ST. PETERSBURG ENVELOPED IN
CLOUD OF IMPENETRABLE GLOOM
City is Now Speculating on How Long It
Will be Before Kuropatkin's Army
Joins Stoessel's Men in Tokio
Japs at Fu Pass, a Vital Point
ASKS OPINION OF
E
COURT
BITTER ATTACK
LORD. ROSEBErtY DISCUSSES
HOME RULE FOR IRELAND-
FAVORS REFORMS BUT IS
AGAINST DUAL GOVERNMENT
London, March 10. In the lobby of the house of commons last night
(wit rumored that Kuropatkin had asked for an armistice, but the report
tould not be traced to any reliable source.
Mukden, March if Noon-Japanese
this morning bombarded bridge at
Fu Pass, oa the Jim river, twelve
miles east of Ku'-eifi). ilust'.i n artill
fry replied vigorously. The c innon-
le lasted an bor.-. Ai prevent the
Japanese are making int.. t cm i n. tic
atiacka aouth of the Hun r vcr. It
Is rumored thev have t: aiii'f .'rrvd
thither some of their forces from tho
norlawest, In rnfclpaiu.n of a night
attack.
Russian forces iu ihf district of
Tzuanvanche north of Mukden sta
tion, rested mHler arms throughout
the nlphf. Shortly b.fort dawn a
large Japanese force approached tho
Zararltser regiment. This regiment
allowed the Japanese to approach
w'tliin two hundred pacis and then
discharge! a volley from their rifle
and opened on lliem with quick fire
guns, simply mowing down Lie Jap
anese, wbo were repulsed.
Among prisoners brought in on
Wednesday were a cumber . of pri
vales iu new uniforms. v.ho were from
a recently organized Japanese reserve
division. There is reason to be
lief another d'vihion is beliis landed
In the norihern pari of Korea, for the
purpose f making demonstration
aRniiiKt Vladivostok. Wednesday
there were furious attacks northwest
of Mukden against Snniais". Vang
ihihtun and I'shuntuu. These attacks
were all repulsed.
Civilians are streaming northward
out of Mukden.
ban on Wednesday. Many military
df cials are openly speculating as to
how long the fragment of tho once
treat onny cf Manchuria will lie able
o hold the lithe on Hun river and.
"f Oyama has actually succeeded In
icrfecting his trap, how long it will
be before thousands of Russians will
he effecting in Japan a junction vlth
! heir Port Arthur comrades whose
lurmer failure is written by the
Tench-interred corpses at Vafangow
Und Ilaiclienz.
HOSPITALS ARE CROWDED.
St. Petersburg, March lo, J:0r. fl.
in. St.. Petersburg this moiling
l-nows lit'lo more of the out coin: of
tin? ha1 tie at Mukden t.ian it knew
Wednesday night and little more of
tho fate of Kuropatkin's beaten army.'
It is not even knowu whether the
railroad has been cut and communica
tions destroye d, though it Is believed
the rrporcd dcsiructionof the line by
Oku's army refers to damage inflict
ed Wednesday, which was not serious,
though traffic was twice interrupted.
It is evident, however, that, ihf Jap
anese are pressing closer nits inlis
pcnsalile line of retreat.
T..o most important, no.vs re
ceived from Rin-sUiu sources Is Asso
citod Pr.'ss Information lint tho Jap
oncse already have readied Hun
river. Fu Pass is only twelve miles
east of Mukden, and well westward
of Linevitch's line of retr -at. Whether
tilt cvreme RiikJiu It ft lias
already succeeded in rctiiing behind
Hun rivrr nnd moving down the north
Lank f that s:r.am to jo n :.anls
with Kuropatkin's main forte i not
stated; hut it is i.Nlremdy pr.dcibly
that unless the Russians are able to
ib'fend the croising at Fu Pass, Ron
iievikainpft s corps and perhaps addi
tional forces will to cut off and have
to fliift, for themselves in tho moun
tainous region Ji'or'h of Fushnn
a;;ains; ,'xped tionary Tones of Jap
unese which are , reportod from 'Chin
Cic sources to bo racing tov.'ards Tie
ras-s.
Th s is carnival weH. fteco-ding to
the Russian calendar; but thj stern
hand of fate has moved t-at lial
forward and jjlunged the city Into
ln'er gloom and despondency. Pes
simism yesterday was even deeper
Mukden, March 8. Id a m. Delayed
Artillery fire is now being directed
from the vicinity of the undent, north
ern tombs against the Japanese forces
which are crowding to the railway
where additional troops are as
icnibk'd to meet th'8 contingency. A
narrow strip west of tho railroad is
literally covered with Koldiers and
military accoutrements. The entire
south front is now retiring iu con
formity with a plan formula-od upon
consequences of the day's fighting,
and th? Japanese, apprehending the
movement, are taeniselvts rush'ng
north around the Russian right. Pre
ceding the retirement last night
heavy firing which extended ujong
the entire south front was for the
lirst time audible at Mukden through
out the entire night and increasing
v th the day as it npproacr.ed the
west, and r.orth.
The evacuation of tho Shiikhe posi
tion involved several hundred miles
of field and overland railways and
I .legraphs, enormous defensive works
red cross soppli. s, towns, fuel and for
iare stores, the latter of which U was
i necessary to burn. Tho military
roads covered f00 square miles
Smoke of battle oud hres wero every
where obscuring the lines, and it is
Almost Impossible to longer distin
guish the conflagrations. The hos
pitals here are crowded.
COLORADO LEGISLATIVE CON
VENTION WANTS TO KNOW
IF THE LEGISLATURE CAN
DECLARE THE GOVERNOR
SHIP VACANT,
Denver. Colo., March P. The J. dot
legislative convention has sough' an
opinion from the state supreme c'Jtirt
on tho question whether it ha.- the
power to declare the ofiire of gov
ernor vacant and what t.ie effect of
fcuch action would bo. and tho decis
ion of the Poahody-Adanis Miberna
torial comtst will t.p deferred tint !
the court's answer is received.
Senator Alexander, a member of
tli3 contest committee, was a)iowel
today t j ame nd his report which fa
vored the seating of Lieutenant Gov
ernor McDonald as governor, in such
a way that If tt should be now adop
'ed by the Joint committee Adams
would be legislated out of office.
Alexander's amended report de
clares that there was no lejal elec
Hon for governor hi the state la-i
November, but the resolut'on declar
ing McDonald "the legal duly quali
fied governor of tlw state" Is omit ed
and the . following is substituted:
"That the action of tho joint asscrob'
Iv in declaring Alva Adams ' elected
governor be hereby rescinded and re
voked,, and that 'a vacancy bo declar
ed in the office of governor."
I'nder the constitution tho adop
tion of tho Alexander resolution
would seem to have tho effect of con-
t'niiing Peabody in office, his legal
successor having not, bean elected.
That question, however, will be sub
mitted to the supreme court for adju
dication before a vote is tak 'n on any
of tho reports before the Joint assembly.
London, March 9. The question of
home rule for Ireland was the prin
cipal feature of t.ie speech of Ijird
Rosebery before. ,the city of ondoii
Liberal club tonight. Reseherv sail
that while the L'berul pnr.y sympath
ized wi:h Ireland, and was willing to
proceed along lines of administrative
reforms, "there is one thing to which
uo wise siatesman ever will expose
the country, namely, the curse of a
dual government. We have sufficient
warning1 in the example of Norway
r.ud S 'Jen und Austra ami Hun
gary l avoid iLe peiil of having the
vulture- gnawinc nt oiir very vi;als."
' l'oifbery Mti-.l that after P.ritish
. ..in- !;:id been oroVro I from Port
A.-tliur by Itussa. and sin' to Vene
zuela at the beh st of C.erniany. Uni
ons had little further humiliation to
expect at tho hands of a liberal gov
emmert If a liberal government
were called upon to renew the Anglo
Jaftanose alliance he had 1 ttle doubt
it would sirfn g'udly. -
High Official Declares War Must
Come Sooner or Later With
the British Lion
BIC ARMY ALREADY
EN ROUTE TO INDIA
TROOPS AND MUNITIONS OF WAR
HAVE BEEN MOVING TO
WARD THE FRONTIER
FOR TWO MONTHS t
56 TRAINS OF
SOLDIERS.
GOES TO Ji
- THIS II
St. Petersburg, March It. Russia in
steadily reinforcing her military
strength, both iu men and guns, In the
direction of the Indian frontier.
Scioatioiial rumors of the dispatch
of reinforcements for Russian Turkey
stau were current two months ago,
bill I hey w ere then denied. The As. ih
ciate l Press is now in position to af
firm the ir truth on authority of a trav
eler of unimpeachable veracity who
has just arrived from Tashkeud and
who was a personal witness of mili
tary activity on tho recently complet
ed Orenhtirg-Tashkend and other
strategic railroads through M'erv to
Krasnovodso. Troops, gumi and muni-
i vi. besm moving soulli-
iiuimI u 'he
t!on
CftCAf MAJfciTiC
The Create
Land oud
FINDS GERM OF HAY FEVER.
j
Professor Makes an Import
ant Discovery.
German
GIRL DEPOSITS 11.700 PENNIES.
Sends Ma33 of Coppers to Bank on a
Dray to Start Savings Account.
Rockford. 111.. March fi.JIne-. GatcF.
'aughter of tho keeper of a small
store in the suburbs, deprslio.l with
he Rockford National hank at. one
ime 11.700 pennies to start a savings
tccount. Her father had been giving
lor the excels of pennies eic'i night
fer a long time aud she had kept them
t'n a so-ip box, not spending or count
ing them. A few days ago slio con
rived the Idea of getting interest en
he nr ney, and went o a bank to
;eo if the peunh ; would be r-'ceiv-L
She Wiis (old to wrap in p.-ickag'-s of
'wentvllve and bring them down. a''e
spoilt more than a day making op Uk
oiickages and then carried t';o pen
tiei to I iie teller nn a dray, ll:e ma.'-s
vc:gl;!ng over seventy ixi::nJs.
nerlin, March !). Prof. William
Dunbar, director of the Hamburg Hy
conical institute, born an American
but naturalized as n Cerniau, deliver
ed a h-et lire before a Horliii scientific
school this evening on hay fever.
vvhV.i tic bus mado for many years
the subject of special investigations.
Dunbar succeeded In finding the germ
of the disease iu pollen of ryes maize
ind certain grasses and treated
horses with these germs and secured
a serum called pollantln. which has
been used with pcod effect, entirely
curing many cases.
PROBING THE BEEF TRUST.
MT.S. CHADWICK'S
TRIED EARNEST
THE COURT TO "
QUITTAL BUT If.
lward Kai
K1S, 1017, 1019
i 4 i 'i
ver tarried
lug Leopold
sue wa.i dv-
-n his nano
b; on lhe
frihnie this
;;uto:iioi)lk' j
And lb
T
t:
a ins
at
AAhere
th,
Tells His Starving and Exhausted
Soldiers Mukden Must and
Will Fall Today
AND THEY FIGHT WITH THE
DESPERATION OF WILD MEN
Great General Himself Takes Personal
Command of Troops North of the City
for Today's Final Grand
Assault
r.nd
d'.ii in?.
"the
Cleveland. Ohio, Man f . m . f o
CarnegX' Is now dehn.te
111b UK
present, trial of Mrs. e4
she should be acquitted tl
negie might appear at a
trial, but as far as the exhF
concerned, his pay
and he is at liberty
I'liited States Marshal (
day made out a cheek for..
Carnrg'e's order, nnd it. Is h
marshal's office, pending M'
gie's call for li. If he does n
will be mailed to him.
Tho defense today mado a
effort to have the cai e taken
jury, and a verdict of ncqu
derod by the court. After
lasting through tho greater
the day, Judg;s Taylir. just
the afternoon adjournment. (
the motion. The defense al-i
ed two counts of the iinlictanS.i
4 0
Des Moin.s, la., March !. Govern
nenf inspectors are in the ciiv to
ire.lH? the operation! of tho alleged
beef trust In Iowa. Many me;t tv.ops
liavo been visited and effort! male
'o i,ec;;re evidence that the I ca! in
lepcndent l ad ing plant has b"( n tlt
criininal'd against. From li -re lie.'
inspectors go to Sioux City.
nsked that, ceitain parts of the tes
mony offered by the geiverumeiit lit
stricken out. An admission from tho
judge thai he had not. regarded tho
two counts as "good" was the extent
of the satisfaetim seeiMcl by the
defi'll; e.
It Is probable the e-:ne will le r.Ivcn
lo the jury tomorrow evening
Tift v 11 f
rftt V'-"''V
NO BETTING AT RACES.
I'ltv. Mo.. March 3. '1 h"
! , c. bill repealing the
iw. Th" measure has al-
1 i!o house-. The bi-'e-l'
law irrruine J letting ai iaee
Ji ft'ersori
:; 'iia'e- a--:
breed-TF' 1:
reidv Y. :
LOi
-t1
Amorou
Jail fd.
; have li-.-o;
! d lit th,
be
d to
ill 1.0 Mil
op!" iicmsf
ri' do'.v em
Frcr.i Thi B
A special in
''I wue, held, s
t'on of ,':e i,t
Winter hoi
uenii.-ii: i'l.iM
: cseiiule.j
ellilllr.l (,,
CoAlllliy I
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e
an
tut,
:ra
The ,;e:t , 0
fill!! vva,Min
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ild t , I'eep '
10..11 t;e i ; na J :
on are tin jit w.i; l' SUR'
1 .. . nri'S-
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liaklng
or I.oueh-p j A 1 !
lie p-.s .- ii-.ird.
lo ;'.!;, . j -lope i)
i:i fit ei.y (1 ei,
r. an.! Co lio.-ie 1
t . .
.v:! 'it :-.t '.- tut d;s!i
- .
ve; hi
out of
..II
-ml:n had a pro, ""
le:u than houres.11''1"";
I ns ne.-.-r w,! r, ,"'lk,r
and la. I r a K,ruK'
ly lovv "
..' mi''
SIONS
juth cf AI o Pass Goes to
Letter He Wrote a Girl.
t rackn.
R0JESTVENSKY SAYS HE CAN'T
PROCEED TO THE FAR EAST
WILL MARRY JUNE 6.
Uerlin, .March 9. According lo a
semi-cfhcial statement the marriage
cf Crown Prince Fredeiick Wi'Iiam
ami Duchess Cecelia will take place
in Berlin June .
Ships Incapacitated for Firing Because They
Are Too Heavily Armed"Report at
Dovar Says He Has Been Ordered
Back to English Channel
Ira Noble. ag d about 2'l year--', and
;e eiejk in a grocery i.'o e at Alto
Pasa. t'nli ti co.ii'ty. beea.ile i liainor
ed of Mis-s nia Ha.ic'ick of the same
villagv Ho poure 1 foitii u; soul
iu a f iler whh-'i ci;no on b-r 'b - bau
of l':ie li t::u"si e e-nso.'t h'p. ! lei Mis"
Hatie-ocli. grej.!-' . Teioied ai sotno of
the I X f il II: V.i il'h t'le fe e .'iUicteJ
' :i .vol. fl d -el'. 0,. li.r.r 1 ft:.' letler I
ov. r to I "io f'"b'i.i! aiit'iori'ieri. with
h" r'-Md' : :' ;!!:. K' ide v. as In-
iie n l. iirns'- i! hy I'n te -l ti'ati-s
tVpii'v Ma dial il-.w-IS. of Spring
!it. a ... v , l rd iy pie od yiplty in
tb I'tilte) stn"s iis!rii-t court in
;--p!ii -glii Id. i:m i'k- chars.' f .eirliu:;
;iu : i-. .. 'er i!-r"ii;.'i t!.e- mail ,
and v.'.i i foo d fV'O and c-;;t . In d
fro:'! . f p':vi;i,-:,t 1 wrr. co.iimiit
Ml'KDKN. MARCH !), t A. M.-MiDMC.IlT CLOSLT) TUB TKNTII
DAV OK TUB TITANIC STRUGOLK FOH THE lOSSESSlON OF MUK
DEN AND THE MASTERY OF A VAST EMPIRE; THE TENTH DAY OP
UNCEASING CONFLICT UNDER EXPLODING SHRAPNEL, ROAR OP
CANNON AND WMISTUNG OF BULLETS; THE TENTH DAY WITHOUT
SLEEP AND WITHOUT FOOD. THS COMBAT IS FAST REACHING A
POINT WHERE IT IS A QUE3TION NOT SO MUCH OP TURNING COL
L'MNS. OF TACTICS AND OF STRATEGY AS OF WHOSE STRENGTH,
ENERGY AND CARTRIDGES WILL LAST THE LONGER.
RUSSIANS CLUNG DOGGEDLY TO TUB POSITIONS AGAINST ATI
ENEMY WHOSE ATTACKS GO TO THE VERY POINT OF INSANITY
;.nl;AANU DESPERATION. FOR FORTY EIGHT HOURS TUB JAPANESE
vvvvvvWvliAVE NOT EATEN. THEY ARE STARVING AND EXHAUSTED BUT
i OYAMA HIMSELF HAS TOLD THEM THE CITY WILL FALL AND THE
ilsLAl GHTEIt STOP ON FRIDAY. AND THEIR fONFIDKNCR IK Tlrran
LKtDBtt INCREASED WTlilOIi, ,,iTKENGT!r r TENFOLD. - WEDNESDA Y
WHEN THE RUSSIANS TOOK USHCNTUN, A FEW DOZEN JAPANSEE
CLUNG TO THE THICK WALLED TEMPLE AND REFUSED ALL
OVERTURES TO SURRENDER. CANNON WERE BROUGHT UP AND
BREACHED THE WALLS, BUT THE DARE DEVIL COURAGE OF THE
DEFENDERS CONTINUED UNDER THE FIRE: AND FINALLY, WHEN
DEFENSE WAS HOPELESS, THEY BLEW THEMSELVES SKYWARD
WITH THE RUINS OF THE TEMPLE.
ONE SURVIVOR, RATHER THAN SURRENDER. THREW HIMSELF
INTO A WKLL AND PERISHED. AND YET THE RANK AND FILE
AND INFERIOR LEADERS. STERN IN THEIR SENSE OF DUTY. ARE
AS UNSPARING OF THEMSELVESAS OF THE MEN WHOM THEY
LED TO DEATH.
STERN OYAMA DRIVES AND DRIVES HIS TROOPS NORTHWARD
TO ENCIRCLE THE CITY. WITH EVERY FRESH FLANKING MOVE
ME NT THE IRON BAND CLOSES NEARER THE RAILROAD, AND UN
pER THIS MENACE THE FIRST AND THIRD ARMIES WERE FORCED
LAST NIGHT TO ABANDON THE MIGHTY FORTIFICATIONS ON
S 1 1 A K H 12 RIVER. GIVE, UP THE IMPREGNABLE POUTILOFF HILL
AND RETIRE TO THE LINE OF THE HUN RIVER
TODAY THE JAPANESE, RE-PUSHING THEIR COLUMNS NORTH
AND NORTHEAST, !).MURDING VILLAGES WHICH ARE THE KEYS
OF DEFENSE. AND HURLING .MEN, SOME OF THEM VETERANS OF
THE YEAR'S CAMPAIGN AND OTHERS MIDDLE AGED RESERVES
FRESH FROM JAPAN. AGAINST RUSSIAN POSITIONS. OFTEN THEY
ARE REPULSED AND SOMETIMES THEV MASTER THE ADVANCE!'
LINE. RUT AT ENORMOUS COST.
HOSPITALS ARE OVERFILLED WOUNDED ARRIVE IN A NEVER
CEASING STREAM OF CMITS. AND ANOTHER STREAM OF AMBU
LANCES MOVES NORTHWARD, FOR PLACE MUST HE CLEARED
FOR TODAY S K'TIiS. IN THE FIELDS WATCH FIRES ARE BURN
ING. THE SKY IS LIGHTED WITH THE GLARE OF BURNING
STORES AND EVACUATED VILLAGES.
Rusi la
. Thibet
') Bull
( placed
.nice. I
f what.
In Tur-
TOO ARDENT
I t
:-u eoei'ly j.io.
GREAT RUSSIAN ARMY DOOMED
TO COMPLETE ANNIHILATION
BRYAN LOSES HI3 CASE.
Connecticut Supreme Court A'firrr.ti
Drcicior of Lower Court.
! ENGLISH MILITARY CRITICS SAY ALL KUROPATKIN CAN HOPE IS
I -rn cavrr A urar ocmmjnt APTFR nFVOTINft WHfllE
DIVIS'ONS TO SLAUGHTER.
f l i. l ford. ( e;iu . M irc'i !.--In a -e
i i n by fl.e supriTU" conn t .day the
supe'iieir rourt is npb'd.1 in de'riaring
the sae,l letter in the Philej S. Re n
Iudou. March 1"
of Knsiish military
k li s fore.., are
oooi on
WARSAW WAS GLAD WHEN IT
HEARD MUKDEN HAD FALLEN
SHIPS INCAPACITATED FOR FIRING BECAUSE THEY ARE HEAVI
LY ARMED REPORT AT DOVE R SAYS HE HAS BEEN OR
DERED BACK TO ENGLISH CHANNEL.
Warsaw, March 9. The report that
Mukden had fallen was received with
ill-concealed pleasure. . Newspapers
vhhoi to publish, the report, but were '
1 ndon. March A corre-jxmdtiit
at St. Petersburg of the Morning Port
says Minister of Interior Bouligan re
signed but the emperetr requested torn
1 11 ' to remain in office and that he con-
!semed to retain the portfolio tempo
peremptorily forbidden by the censor ! rarily.
to do so. It was quickly circulated.) According to the St. Petersburg cor
however. and was the subject ef a!-1 respondent of the Telegraph, a tote-
most jubilant comment In
ships arc incapaciiaiej for firing ho
cause they are (ej heailv armeel and
that the preibb-m e.f coaling has be
come so difficult, that be feared he
would bo unable to preceed to 'he far
East
No further ne ws has reachtM Lon
don concerning Rujest vensky's squad
ron, but reports are current at Dover
i net' w ill centaoi.nc a be-uue-st of j.".-
k-i'i tei William I. Bryan is not a part
of lhe IJenneti will. Tito eie weal i;p
on Brian s appeal from the suoe rior I
court de e-is em. i ' he
$i0 ASSETS
- in tut
critic; ICuropat-
loouieet ie c niple'e
aud el:;ewbre.
that the Baltic fleet has been ordered
the cafes gram from Rojestvensky not yet pub-i to return to the English ehannel pend-
hcil. states that four of his war-; irg further iusti ucirni
The telegram s.iys:
"The greatest battle in the world's
hi.-tory promises te en i in Gie world's
r-r-:.-, mitlfar,- r.i-itiT Pv en if
ielisaster. C-ire-ftil trilv of alf av.iiucs j ,. ' ,. . . . ' ,
! - ! Kureipatkm ticrot-is in statcbtns bail
!of pos?il)!e escape r.ud eiipod.i uis of iis ,. frr,nl th terrible rinu of fire.
the vie lorioiis Japanes" arrc.i- s leads i how can Ru. sia hope to se nd enit an-
..ii,., .i.o il,.. i... i lo. ran 'o:nT army it rcpieiiisn CIS
hope is to save a mere remmtnt of hi.--.
iarmy after devjting whole divislems j
:t.i sl nu-hti r Much imnortane-e is at-
To Place ABir.;t $334,000 Liabilities. : 'ached to Kawgmura's mysterious ,in- ! t war unless the tart blind
u.a th. ex..: rj.- i Lw-ai.-.! orn.v B-htrh U mom-ntari'v ; ness is incurable and fee waps for
. i expected to Complete the cle.sing of
Snriia'field 111.. March 3. Petition the net a i enrol the elefeated host
in bHnkriio'-cy was f.Ied today by!
ranks?
; The sword is being rested from Ru
i sia's funibling hamH. Kimpatkln.t
disastrous defeat ought to ine-an the
Tere A. Clark, a mining pro-mo' pr, 'f
Q'iincy, III... IJabil tiep. $ 351.500: as
s:s. $.".e. Failure was due to mining
fcut'irci in Alabama. ,
further sledae hammer biowg to fall,
i . .... . . .
,v- ' inoviiaivl as i nose oi eaie.
appearing somewhere iu the extreme) A eern spoioHut at Tokio of ths
east, in the nelghhorhed ef Yingfao. j Te-h graph says en offtc al' authority
thus blocking the nle remaining route ! that fully 200.000 Russians ar en
Yingfan to Tie pars through Wankla-j veloped. and he hears the Russian
koij pass. jcentral army is a'aiotl asn!hi'tcl. .

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