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Show Msnmx i dtxxzdz & J n, r - Junction of the enemy's forces by remaining kt Ta Tche Kiao, since be ) might thereby Imperil the safety of HOT FIGHT WHICH RESULTS III bla own troops, as the desperate charA JAPANESE VICTORY. acter of the fighting at Ta pasn and j Fen Shui pass on June 27 shows tbal Five Battalions of Russian Infantry the Japanese have a very strong force Defeated by the Takushan Division uncomfortably near the Russian flank. of the Japanese Army. KILLED BY TORNADO. RUSSIANS 0.NTIIERU5 i w ccx&cwat7cr After a hot fight which lasted fu six hours on June "7, the Tftkushag division of the Japanese army col, ct p lately defeated five battalions Russian Infantry, which, supported by two regiments of cavalry And si teen guns, occupied Fenshlllng, twe miles northwest of Slu Yei The Russians finally fell back In tb Tt direction of Shi Mu Cheng. Japanese casualties aggregated about 100 killed and wounded. Major Ob was killed during the battle. Twister In Nebraska Playa Havoc With Lives and Property. ably could tell offhand where the bodies of moat of the long line of 1891. near A tornado which passed aoverelgn of the "light little Isle" Zachary Tajlor's grasi grown grave killed Neb., Holmesville, Tuesday, I are burled. It aafe to say that one at Sprlngfii Id. Ky . five miles from two persons, fatally injured a third would need more than the lantern of Louisville, Is marked by a shaft, ur caused the severe injury of five and d who find to an a American mounted by Diogenes portrait statue, reel' Others. could name the burial places of over by the State of Kentueky He died in Pres- the White House on July 9. IH'.o For half a dozen of the twenty-threThe tornado followed a Bultry afteridents of the I'ntted States who have a time his body remained In a vault noon and came In the shape of a died. It is a fart worth stopping to in Washington shaped cloud It struck several think about that the body of not one Two Presld tits have du d at Uuf before reaching the Harris buildings of the chief executives of the United falo The first of these was Millard home. At the latter place part of States lies within the limits of Wash- Fillmore, who died there on Marth 8 the family reached a cellar In safety, a lu-- s of the the beneath his 1874, country. and capital ington, body Mrs. Harris and her son, Lewis, but abmod no AT DALIN the BATTLE Westminster This nation has HILU polished granite obelisk of and a When death has removed the ern type In Forest lasti Cemetery daughter were unbey. Were Whipped at A? able to escape, the children being chief executives of the United States, The memorial placed nor the grave Russian killed. Points by Their Brown Opponents. they have been burled In nearly all of Franklin Pierce In the ometery Great damage was done to crops at Concord. N 11 . Is lik that of The total losses In the D&IJn htB and stock farms, houses were dea New many England (hurih spire sought fight are not yet known. Eighty stroyed but the occupants Beside his body lies that of his wife safety In cellars at wounded arrived Hal havp Cheng; President Pierce died Oct 8 lHti'.t fn Holmesville several buildings The only bade lor who orrupnd the and on .Sunday last a hospital trail were blown to pieces and others un2" to Liao with But hanan passed, going Presidential ctair Janos Yang roofed, but no casualties are reported. The fighting lasted the whole of dit d at Win attaint farm tear auras BLAME 18 FIXED. ter. Pa on June 1. 1st, 8 and Is buried June 21, and June 27, and the Japanese at laitit beneath a m "t Mono the pushed Russian) Coroners Jury Hold Officers of Genon a side bill overlook ng the conn from t Is r e occupying then eral Slocum Were Criminally Retry side. with art l iv as the defenders The first Pri'Mib til to pevr ft sponsible. monument of natnmul r'.uutitr was The Inquiry conducted by Coroner WoumUd Russians recounting the Oak Lincoln This stand-- , m .1 and a jury Into the General SloBerry t hi two days' f'ght'ng say that the Japan, 111, Ridge Cl nil ti r at cum was concluded In New "(Hsaster d rated their reliance an eon) Ms of a platti tin f granite ese nga n York and after, nearly City, Tuesday, k I, Nioutnl w Irti h s oh. from rM an on tie lr ari'llcry aud that they were hours deliberation a verdict was four the base r f the olirl'-- k at each ronu-greatlv Mipeiior both In number of rendered in which the directors of the are groups of hrrme Hemes tvp fy men ami in guns. Knickerbocker Steamboat company. ing the eteat struggl- - of the Cm) in front Is a War, and almve tle-General Kuropatkln Will Withdraw Captain Van Sehiaik of the Slocum, The whole Is In statue of Lincoln Captain Iease, the commodore of the His Army and Seek Better Field. the neighborhood of one hundred fi et company's fleet and others were held h A St. from In height Petersburg criminally responsible. Warrants for fe at snys Kuropatkln has decid- their arrest were issued The mate (lent ral Grant a. (hoe of Mount McGt.gor Is will irmi inhered, ed to withdraw northward This move of the Slocum, according to the Jury, a ted In a cowardly manner and the Franklin Pierce. maiisol. uni on Riverside gives the RusMnns the advantage of ami tin misconduct of Steamboat Inspector Concord. N It. New drive, loth, costing probably was recommended, cases at ttin homes which they had more than any other in Mils country, being neater their base of supplies Lundberg, It should be brought to the attention of the disat and the plrnes 'Japanese left when they assumed offVe. aud numbered among the llmst in the the proper authorities. Probably the tomb of no President, world, has been visited bv many per advantage of having longer lines of The charge In each case was Is It communication out or of any Anierlean, Is better known sons that pointed The He died Juh 2.7. 1885 Ball was fixed by the to the people of the United States body of Mr.s Grant was plai i d beside Kuropatkln no longer a (oroner varying from $1,000 to $5,000. prevents It Is a that of her husband in PeJ lhan that of Washington simple, vlneclad vault of brick on bis View KAMIMURAS PLAN TO' CUT OFF RETURN OF RUSSIAS SEA The mausoleum In the estate at Mount Vernon, the coffins rcmetiry, near Cleveland, containing of the first President and his wffe the bodies of Gen. James A. Garfield, wltbtn being protected from vandals who was shot by Guiteau In Washingby unostent alums Iron barred gates ton on July 2, 1881, and who died on In the entrance. Plain obelisks of the Sept. 6 of that year. Is also a national old fashioned type flank the shaded brick walk leading to the entrance. Washington died on Dec. 14. 1799. .A plain obelisk markt the resting It prsce of the dust of Jefferson. atanda at Montlcello, bla estate near Charlottesville, Va., and was inscribed with this epitaph from hie own pen: "Here was buried Thomas Jefferson. lm.authat,fei.,t.t.a DttUswUttwwt --Jw dependence, of the statute of Virginia for religloua freedom and father of the University of Virginia,"- - but relic hunters have chipped much of it away. who The body of the President eaunciated tbs famous diplomatic principle for the guidance of the western hemisphere which the United States is undertaking to enforce, James Monroe, lies in Hollywood cemetery, Richmond, beneath a canopy. He also died on the anniversary of the signing of the Declaration, the , and was hurled In New York. In 1858 hts body was removed James K. Polk. to Richmond with public ceremony Nashville. Tenn. A domed by canopy supported on a monument visited by many persons Grecian pillars and. erected raised platform of stone, the whole from all parts of the country. of President McKinley, The suggesting the seat of some orndc, who diedbody Buffalo on at Sept. 14, 1901, shelter tho pit! !ahUmed tombstone from the bullet of Czolgosx, lies In ovef tie oones of Andrew jacV.sor. vault at Canton, Ohio, It is on President Jacksons estate, thy receiving the cumpletbVn of the naawaiting pear Nashville, Tenn., the Ilern'tage. tion's monument, the plans for which U iMed on June 8, 1845. taxmariarnGn are now under consideration. sxzx The body of Martin Van Been, the w ho succersor of President Jackson, Barrels. of Kind Queer died on July 24. 1862, lie in Uu old The scarcity of wood suitable for Dutch cemetery at Ktnderhook, N. Y the purposes of the wine producers of MAR SHOWING LOCATIONS WHERE NEW FIGHTS ON SEA AND the town in which he was born California has led to the manufacture one By stretching the Imagination LAND ARE REPORTED. than of vessels of other materials wood. At the big winery and distillery of the Italian Swiss agricultural colony at Asti, Cal . the greater portion of the cooperage Is being changed from wood to cement lined with glass. An expert from Italy has arrived to do the work, and It Is now being conEight of the ducted with rapidity. largest tanks are being lined with plate glass about half an inch in thickness. The tanks are square, with rounded corners and oval tops. Cement will be employed outside the glass Interior Instead of wood. The glass, to fit the reported. Kaichow, where a general curvatures, has to be blown to order, engagement is said to be on, la but stortotal The and Is very expensive. but twenty mile north of Tellsau, or age capacity at the Asti warehouse Vafangow, where the Russians were and Is 13.250.tnm gallons, and winery defeated. It la thirty five miles south-eawill' the Improvement contemplated of the port of Newchwang and materially Increase it. Philadelphia the some distance south of about Public Ledger Gen. HalUheng. Indications are thatnorth-warRussians the Child. is Oka pressing The with the Intention, if possible, Outburst of passion exhaust nerof flanking them and then permitting vous energy and make enormous deAndrew JSckson. of the force vital Uenr Kurokl. whose baae is at Sluyen. body, could find a resemblance between the mand on the to the victim their to attack from the front with his beside exposing ae prominentlog cabin which figured reported on the excitement extreme of army. It effect main ly in the campaign of "Tippecanoe perilous were landing the Japanese ISth that and Tyler too" and the vault in which on the work of the heart. On the map are Indicated point a pew army in the district between or of of Irritability The indulgence Harrt Ilea the dust of William Henry new conflict in the Fast are the port of Newchwang aud Kalchow, son. on the. bank of the Ohio river, the habit of gloomy brooding lowers ahere health. of tone whole the Is vault Ohio. The Bend. North at Leave of IRRIGATION IN COLORADO. Kn0K and Cortelyou Take The line which divide extreme, laid in regular courses 'with a flat Associate. Cabinet Their la from insanity cover. President Harrison died, after passionate anger Thousands of Acre In Uncompahgr so narrow and Knox and Secrebeing in office only one month, on narrow and Attorney General Valley to Be Reel aimed that there is alway danand Labor Cortel-yo- a Commerce of . April 4, 1841, leaving the reins of so The dunnlson river tunnel which tary when government to the Vice President, ger of a passionate disposition, took leave of their cabinet assoIn Infruit furnish water for the will bearing Indulged, of freely Their John Tyler. Tuesday's meeting. 'r thousands of acre in Uncut,, pahgre ciates at A square pavilion of simple design sanity. Moody and Vto Secretary successors. sad often the product Hysterica is on the grounds of the Capitol of valley, to take tor H. Metcalf are expected cSalTT assured by the fibng Tennessee, at Nashville, overlooking of a high temper. next Tuesday new offices reasons their of these all reasonable For oath of bonds aggregating $.vi,n guar- the the city, shelter the graves of James fisnew fill of the who her anteeing the entire cuh-successfully Knox Polk ancF'jSarah Childress, his th mother ption of Friday, the beginning over ber child uses her acres Mortbn. 60.000 role Secretary authority 1849, and on tU 15, died by June required wife. He govern- cal vear. ment before entering upon tin? pro itnodv'B successor In the naVTpart-mcnwa first buried in the yard of his and teaches her to control her assume the seres Ject Already 76,407 have probably will not home A few' years ago bis body was subscribed. duriei of his office until next Monday. 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