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A big land battle took place at
Port Arthur on the 23d, in which
it is reported there was a great
slaughter on both sides.
The Dunkards, or German Bap
tists of the United States, in con
vention at Carthage, Mo., voted to
change the name of the organization
to the German Baptists.
Chas. Green, a negro, had a nar
row escape from being lynched by a
mpb in the heart of New York citv.
Green attacked two white girls
who were playing in the park, and
whose screams attracted a large
crowd. The police had to use their
clubs and threaten the mob with
their revolvers to save the prisoner.
An excursion train on the Mo
bile and Ohio railroad, returning
from Mobile to Vicksburg, was
fired upon at Yellow Pine, Ala., by
a negro, who used a double-barreled
shotgun. Conductor Richardson
was killed, a negro excursionist
named Benton and Flagman Askew
were badly injured. The assassin
was captured.
By the decisive vote of 441 to
188, the Methodist general confer
ence in session at Los Angeles de
cided not to make any change in
the church discipline in the matter
of prohibited amusements. The
question is one which agitated the
minds of the delegates to the pres
ent general conference perhaps more
than any other single problem.
The bandits who captured a rich
American named Pcrdiearis and his
stepson in Morocco, demand a large
money ransom, absolute immunity
from pursuit or punishment for the
kidnaping and other crimes, and a
guarantee from the United .States
and Great Britain that these stipu
lations will be observed. The de
mands are too preposterous to be
considered.
The schedule filed by Sully & Co.,
in the United States district court
in New York shows the firm’s as
sets exceed liabilities by nearly a
million dollars. Sulk's personal in
debtedness is $344,839 and assets
scheduled at $2,074,429. From this
it would seem that the great cotton
bull has enough left to keep the
wolf from the door, to say nothing
of the many millions owned bv his
wife and son.
.Japan paid heavily for nor victo
ries at Kin Chou, Nanshan and Ta
lion Wan, losing 3,000 men in kill
ed and wounded in the repeated as
saults against these positions, but
she scored a sweeping and valuable
victory over the Russians, capturing
fifty guns, clearing the way to Port
Arthur and inflicting losses on the
Russians which, in the end, are ex
pected to total 2,000 men.
I nited States Senator Mathew
Stanley Quay died at his home in
Beaver, Pa., May 28, of chronic gas
tritis. Senator Quay's indisposition
began about a year ago. It was a
recurrence of the trouble that beset
him during the latter part of 1000
and the early days of January, 1901,
when he was undergoing the strain
of a campaign for re-election to the
senate. Never a strong man physic
ally, the senator's capacity for work
was marvelous. He realized several
months ago that the end was near,
and awaited the summons with the
stoicism of an Indian. He was 70
years old.
Reports received in Washington
from the far cast dwell at length on
the terrific power of the Japanese
shimose powder, the nature of which
is an absolute secret. It is not used
to propel the shot, but for bursting
the charge of the army and navy ex
plosive shell. The result of the ex
plosion has astounded the United
States army observers. The heav
iest armor-piercing shell, with its
small cavity, is rent into countless
thousands of sharp fragments which
arc hurled through the air with
such force that they tear through
the sides of an iron ship as would
a projectile from a machine gun,
I
The first death of the season in
Chicago from heat prostration occur
red May 26.
Russia’s Baltic fleet will not be
prepared to sail for the far east be
fore September, according to reports
from St. Petersburg.
Ten men were suffocated by gas
from a small locomotive in a coal
mine near Williamstown, Pa. Fif
ty others were brought to the sur
face unconscious, but will recover.
Jealous of the attentions paid his
wife, William Gardner shot and
killed Bud Craig and Virgil Funk
houser. All three were cowboys
working on W'iggins’ ranch, near
Woodward. Ok.
1 he names decided upon for the
warships authorized at the last
•session of congress have been an
nounced, as follows: The battle
ship New Hampshire, armored
cruisers North Carolina and Mon
tana; scout ships Chester, Birming
ham and Salem, colliers Trie and
Ontario.
At Vaverly, Miss., two young
lady students. Misses Laura Walton
and Lena Hilliard, aged 15 and 1G
respectively, lost their liv’s in an
effort to rescue a schoolmate from
drowning. The girls in attempting
to reach their friend themselves fell
into deep water and were drowned.
The other girl was rescued.
At a meeting of the board of di
rectors of the Western Union Tele
graph Company, when the order of
President dowry discontinuing the
race track service of the company
was submitted for approval, George
Gould, one of the heaviest stock
holders, is reported to have approv
ed of the course taken bv declaring
that he ‘‘would rather have the en
tire receipts of the Western Upton
Company thrown into the street
than to have one dollar of them
tainted with gambling or wrong-do
ing of any kind.”
xv cuuiegram inmi or. 1 eicrsmirg
says an investigation made bv the
authorities into the recent attempts
to destroy some vessels of the Bal
tic fleet at C’ronstadt has resulted
in the arrest of four Japanese spies,
who seemed to have escaped detec
tion by wearing the uniform of na
val cadets, thus obtaining admis
sion to the navy yard and access to
the ships without difficulty. It is
believed they are also responsible
for the fire started some time back
near the naval magazine and for
the opening of the sea valves of the
Orel, causing her to sink.
Dr. Richard P. Strong, director
of the biological laboratory at Ma
nila, has a paper in the fourth an
nual report of the Philippine com
mission, about to be published by
the bureau of insular affairs, show
ing how the Panama canal may be
come a factor in introducing yellow
fever into our eastern possessions
and the entire orient. He claims
that the Hawaiian islands, Guam
and the Philippines will be exposed
to the importation of cases of }'ellow
fever or of infected stegomvia fas
ciata (the mosquito that carries the
fever) unless the disease can be ban
ished from Panama.
1 he dispatches report that the
Japanese stormed and captured the
tow-u of Kin Clio, about thirty-two
miles north of Port Arthur, May 27.
1 he fight was a stubborn one and
the casualties were heavy on both
sides. The report of a battle at Port
Arthur last week, w-hich was sent
out from St. Petersburg, wras false,
though a battle at Port Arthur will
occur as soon as the «Taps drive in all
the Russian outposts.
len men were killed outright and
sixteen others injured by the explo
sion oi the boilers of the towboat
Fred Wilson, near Louisville, Ky.
1 he force of the explosion was so
great that it shattered window's in
Louisville, four miles away. Of the
thirty-three persons aboard the boat,
only seven escaped injury. It is
claimed an excess of mud in th«
boilers caused the exnlosion.
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