The Reporter. (Chelsea, Indian Terr.), Vol. 10, No. 6, Ed. 1 Friday, June 10, 1904 Page: 3 of 8
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RODE JAPS DOWN.
Russians Fought with Lances ia
Battle of Vagenfucha.
Terrible HUactitar of th« Mlkiulo'n Mm
Acvorillnir to the Kuulin Report—
CuMwrk Cat off > Jup
OflKirr'* llimd.
Llao-Yang, June 2.—Tho Japanese
lost 200 killed and a number of horses
in the fight at Vagenfuchu Tuesday.
The Rustilans opened (Ire at eight In
tho morning and after 2% hours long
range firing the Japanese, under Qen.
Akklama, prepared to charge and
crush the force which had been har-
assing them for 21 days.
Tho fourth and Blxth companies ol
the Eighth Siberian Cossacks furious-
ly charged tho Japane3o cavalry with
lances, attacking both flanks. In a
few minutes they literally cut the
whole squadron to pieces. This was
the first time lances were used, and
they struck terror into tho enemy. In
some eases tho lanccs pierced through
and wounded their horses. Some of
the lances could not be withdrawn
from the bodies Into which they en-
tered. Tho Japanese Infantry, num-
bering four battalions of 300 men to
a company, and eight squadrons of
cavalry, attempted to advance, but the
Russian battorirs opened and soon the
slope up which the enemy was Advanc-
ing was covered with black spots and
the enemy was forced to scatter and
retire. Some of the Japanese cavalry
were wonderfully clashing, charging
with shouts upon the Russians who
met and scattered them.
A Cossack who had lost his lance
and sword wrenched a sword from a
Japanese ofllrer and cut off llic officer's
head. Ths Cossacks picked up boots
which had been taken off by the Japa-
nese in order to facilitate their flight
and flourished tliem on their lnnees
as tronhie3. The Japanese used the
Boer trick of displaying dummies but
Ihe Cossac':s did not waste a shot on
them.
BRITISH BREVITIES.
It has been said of Lord Rosebery that
he never made a Kpoeoh without being
Rice to Go Up.
Pntionco—Now, I nee there ia a rice
tru t.
l'atricc—Juit hh if there wero not «!•
compelled to deliver two more. In on. of
which ho explained that he had not said
what ho meant, and in the other that be
had not meant what he said.
Ernest P, Stanley, of London, Is on his
way homo after a vielt to Wyoming,
where ho has been looking over some
land on behalf of a big English syndi-
cate. "That Is the greatest country I
ever saw," declares Mr. Stanley, "and I
have traveled all over tho earth. Its
magnificent scenic beauty is unsur-
passed and Its possibilities of develop-
ment, with the advent of Irrigation, are
boundless."
Sunderland house, London, residence
of the duke of Marlborough, has now
been completed and equipped, a hand-
some slice of his wife's Vanderbllt mil-
lions having gone to cover the cost. Now
that the scaffolding has been removed
the duke and duchess are said to be
much disappointed, having discovered
that the mansion is an architectural
monstrosity, outdoing In ugliness even
London's unlovely mansions. Some of
their friends have nicknamcd the place
"Blunderland house."
Albert Kirby Fairfax, eldest son of the
late John Conteo Fairfax of Prince
George's county, Maryland, and inheri-
tor of his titles of Lord Fairfax and
Baron Cameron in the peerage of Scot-
land, has assumed these titles and has
taken his seat among his peers In the
British house of lords. Mr. Fairfax went
to London two years ago to accept a
Big Drop in Binder Twin#,
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hinder iwine made, nluiiping it to any ad-
dicts in any quantity und at u much lower
price than dealers can buy in curloud lots.
For our opecinl inside price, our guarantee
md money refund offer, fur our insurance
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offer that will he made thi season, cut this
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hear from us by leturn mail. Addrcsi,
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The savage Filipinos ut St. Louis look
upon the uriglit new ?10 lulls as orna-
ment*. The savages are not alone in the
possession of tliut kind of artistic tonic.
— \\ UblllllgtoU I'OBt.
"Lake Shore" Summer Tours.
Where ure you going to spend this year's
vacation? The Lake Shore Railway'a book
of "Summer Tours to Mountains, Lakes
jml Seashore" will help you to decide.
It will be sent on application to C. F.
Daly, Chief Abut. Oeu. l'ass. Agt., Chicago.
According to u New York paper, a
policeman snot a mua in the Bowery. Ho
will probably recover, as that is not a
vital spot.—indianapolis Journal.
It Cures While You Walk.
Allen's Foot-Ease is a certain cure for
hot, sweating, callus, and swollen, aching
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Address Allen S. Olmsted, Lc Roy, N. Y.
A friend in need is o good thing, some
_ . _ times, but 1 always inai;e the limit live
position in a bank, and with no idea of ! dollars.—Field and Stream.
, . ... A t r.V.i*x TJI a I •
giving up his American citizenship. His
claims to a peerage were too well
known, however, and he was soon
sought by members of the aristocracy.
Then he was adopted as the legal heir
of a wealthy Englishman and now he
has consented to assume the titles
named. 4
THINGS WORTH KNOWING.
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No fits after first day's use of Dr. Kline's
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W. «T. Upvtn In of N« l>rni"
kit Oownorirv : n<f DH# g«ttlon
to Nutlonwl Convention.
Omaha, Neb.. June 2.—The Ne-
braska democratic stat? convention
yesterday unanimously selected YvT. J.
Bryan to head the Nebraska delega-
tion to tho rational gathering fit St.
Louis and adopted a platform which
reaffirms the Kansas City platform of
1900 and places before the public Mr.
Bryan's views of what should be em-
bodied in the platform of the coming
national convention. Mr. Bryan was
himself chairman of the committee
on resolutions and wrote the plat-
form. There vas no opposition to the
adoption of ti o platform as read, al-
though one delegate attempted to se-
cure the adoption of an additional
plank pledging Nebraska democracy
to the support of the nominee of the
St. Louis convention, regardless of
whom it might b . He was ruled
out of order, however, after reading
his resolution.
OKLAHOMA DEMOCRATS.
■taaolntlnna Do Knt Instrnrt for t'rpnMent
Bat Inrtnr-e ths I'Intforni* of
1 80 tS hi..) lflOO.
Anadarko, Ok., June 2.—The demo-
cratic convention held here yesterday
was an almost unmanageable body.
Contest over a proxy from Pot-
tawatomie county caused the Ions de-
lay. Party leaders seemed to favor
sending uninstructed delegates to St.
Louis. After much discussion and con-
fusion the following instruction was
adopted: "That the delegates chosen
to represent the Oklahoma democracy
at the St Louis convention aid and
work with those democrats who sup-
ported the democratic platform and
candidates of 189G and 1900 and aid
them in the adoption of the platform
and the nomination of the candidate
In harmony with democratic doctrine*
and said platform."
There are only about SO daily papers
in Russia.
The police department of New York
has issued orders that a stenographer
shall be sent to take in full all speeches
made in public by anarchists. The re-
ports will be filed in the department
records and will be used, if necessary,
In propp.eut ionS that may be com-
menced. All the speeches of John Tur- |
ner, the English anarchist, r.ow in the
city, are being recorded in this way.
j Thomas A. Edison offers this in cx-
; planation of his ability to do the enor-
! mous amount of work he performs: "I
eat just about a pound of food per day
I —three meals, but just enough to nour-
ish my body. My diet consists of meat,
: vegetables, eggs or anything else that
I want, but in small quantities. People
eat and drink far too much. Indeed, I
' know men and women who are food
drunk all the time. I hardly ever take
any outdoor recreation, but I live ab-
stemiously, as my father did before me.
If people would diet themselves and
I drop drugs many common ailments
j would disappear."
Owners of summer cottages along th«
| Atlantic shore and in contiguous ln-
; land resorts are r.ot renting them so
readily thi3 year as has been their
wont. Ordinarily the early days of
March have seen mo3t of such places
engaged, many persons leasing the best
on speculation and then subletting at
a profit. This year quite a number of
cottages arc still in the market and not
a few seem likely to remain untenant-
ed during most of the summer. Dull-
ness and losses in Wall street are said
to be responsible for this state of
things, hundreds of speculators and
brokers finding it necessary to curtail
exn«nses.
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Detroit, Mich., June 2.—The anti-
Hearst element in the Michigan
democracy, headed by Daniel ,T. Cam-
pau, of Detroit, national committee-
man from this state, triumphed over
the Hearst supporters at every stage
In tho democratic state convention
held here yesterday to selcrt delegates
to the national convention and an un-
Instructed delegation will be sent to
the convention.
The Ktoni-Pjirklnnon Weddlnr.
Jefferson City, Mo., June 2.—Tho
marriage of Miss Mildred Stone,
daughter of Senator and Mrs. William
J. Stone, to llepre3cntative John
Oeorge Parkinson, of St. Joseph, oc-
curred at the Presbyterian church here
at 9:30 o'clock Wednesday niskt, fol-
lowed by a recepticn at the executive
mansion tendered by Gov. Dockery.
. Ml*«tntirl Trwimircp'n Statement.
Jefferson City, T>!o., June 2.—The
monthly statement of Mr. Williams,
state treasurer, Is as follows:
Oalance on lnnd April .10. $3,2-M.*>21.29;
receipts for May, $220,r>0S.R'Jt: disburse-
ments for May. $253,863.90; bilance ar
band May 31, J3,173,CG6.?1.
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Kansas City. June 7.
CATTLE—Beef steers S4 25 © 0 10
Western steers 4 ISO
Native hi'ifers 3 23 <f< 5 25
HOGS 3 80 « 1 67H
SHEEP 4 00 <3 5 If)
WHEAT—No. 2 hard ss dp M2
No. 2 red 1 04',4
CORN—No. 2 mixed 48 @ 49
OATS—No. 2 mixed X)
It YE 64Vi
BRAN Stf
HAY—Timothy f. 06 Wll 00
Prairie 4 00 4r !l 00
POUL.TRY-Hens, per lb....
Roosters, each 20
BUTTER , 13 ® 15
EGGS 13
POTATOES 1 03 @ 1 10
ST. LOUI3.
CATTLE-Beef steers 4 CO « fi 10
Texas steers 3 (w lit 5 20
HOGS—Packers 4 50 © 4 75
SHEEP—Natives ". 4 00 © 5 50
WHEAT—No. 2 red 105 (if 1 01)
CORN—No. 2 mixed 4914
OATS—No. 2 41 © 43
KLOt.'K—Bril winter pat.... £ Oil <w 5 10
BUTTER—Creamery 13 © 18
EGGS 13
LARD 5 *J2'/i
BACON 7 25 © 7 87Vi
CHICAGO.
CATTLE—Steers 4 73 ^ C 30
HOGS—Mixed und butchers. 4 W 'd 4 SO
SHEEP—Western 4 50 (it 5 60
WHEAT-No. 2 red 1 (« "i. 1 10
CORN—No. 2 48',i# 4J
OATS—No. 2 i 3SWlf 40
RYE—July 67
EGGS : 15 © 15\*
LARD—July C fi 47',j
PORK—July 11 50 <311 72Vj
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HOGS 5 00 © 5 10
SHEEP 3 50 © 5 23
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CORN-No. 2 58
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