The Falls City tribune. (Falls City, Neb.) 1904-191?, June 10, 1904, Image 2
W HiCity Tribune . BY TRIOUNE PUBLISHING CO. FALLS CI'ry - - NIJUHASKA ! . . . . - - - , , cr - - - - - - - = It looks os though the discovery - fUH1 publication of IIm'hert Spencer'IJ letters were going ! to become quito as ( low ' lshing all the printing ot letters } , of Cnrl 'le , " 'rho noble marquis who recently , become a father at the ago at 81 Is deat. ! Ho was probably unable to stand the strain put upon him by his " , heir at night. A farmer In Oregon township , Lu- cnn county , returned for taxation every cenl'fI worth of property ho Iutel. lIe got enormous headlines In . . the Toledo . j paiJers. Miss Lottie Dodd Is now woman ' t golf champion or England. From : ' , Hhona Adair to Lottlo Dud Is quite a slump , euphonlcal1y ; but horo's hick " to Lottie ' ! , anyway r Clam Morris Is talking a good deal now about the joys of old age as she finds them In liar experlonce-a good deal more , wo fancy , than she will _ when she Is really old. Wedded sixty-seven years , an aged , husband and wife of Dennington , Vt. , ; died on the same day and were burled , together. Nol eVen Robert G. Inger- sell could see a mistake there. , A crank journeyed to Miss Helen M. Gould's home to marry her He was arrested , not for his commenda- hie intentions , but for not realizing the obstacles that were to bo over- come. King Peter of Servla Is preparing " r to have himself crowned June 15. lIe : , , ' will do well to have a high fence , ' " . built around the place where the . crowning Is done , with 11. trusty man , aI-the gato. ! \ , ' # . ' The government experts say that ; . the number of radlo.actlvo minerals r is much larger than is generally sup- s 1105011. 1'hero'8 the sliver dollar , for instnnco. It dlsllla great activity in , getting awur. That Pennsylvania man who hunted two years before finding a woman " , , , who como up to his deals ! might have hard work to show that ho came up to the ideals of all the ladies whom \ . ' ho failed to approve. Susan n. Anthony recently testified in u will case that married women , " ; .r know nothing about handling money , Miss Anthony evidently doesn't be. ; Hevo nil these ' stories about women mal the trousers pocliCts. A London doctor has figured it out , " that tall homes , such as apartment houses , have caused a reduction in " the size of the heads of children and made them less Intelligent. This docs nol strike one as a ground-floor opin Ion. , Probably the young woman of Braddock . / ' . . dock , Po. , who dislocate ! her elbe f" , trying to button her shirtwaists , suf. ; . - fare more from the notoriety than I , ( from the accident itsolt. The accountsl agree that she was going to wear n shirtwaist to a rcceptlon. , iti _ A New Hampshire man who had , ' - : . , , boon courting one woman lor thirty. i' two years , died within two hours after " \ , ; popping the Iluestlon. It would be ' - " : interesting to know what would have . , j ; happened to that man IC ho hadn't ) been so slow on the trigger. . .P . ; A Chicago lawyer has advanced in behalf oC his client the plea that a wife is compelled under Biblical laws to obey her husband even 1C the husband - band commanded her to aid him In secreting stolen property , but the court haljn't decided that way yet. . A BIG BATTLE ON ATTACK DEVELOPS INTO A ROUT OF THE RUSSIANS. - - JAPANESE STORM STRONGHOLD They Do It , However , at Great Loss of Life , the Report Being that Twelve Thousand Invaders Fell In the Onslaught. I..ONDON--A dispatch to the Con' tral News from Harbin says the Japanese . aneso losses during the fighting at Kin Chou arc said to bo 12,000 mOD Idlled. It is said Gmt these figures have been confirmed by : an official dispatch. Fighting , it is added , is still going on In the vicinity of KID Chou. TOKIO-Tho Japanese army swept the Russians from Kin Chou Thurs' day evening and in a desperate night } attack stormed the almost impregnable - blo position oC the Russians on Nan- shan bill , west of Taken Wan. The battle raged 1n the hills aU through the night and fragmentary tel- .egl'ams from time Japanese headquarters . tel's report that the engagement Is still in progress and that the Japan. ese are still pursuing the Russians south from Nanshan and the head at Tallen Wan bay. The Russians had made elaborate preparations to check the Japanese movement south on the Llao Tung peninsula toward Port Arthur. They had fortified the high ground on tM south shore oC Taken Wan bay their works extending to the east and the west. The extreme Russian right was at Hushangtao and the extreme left at Nanshan hilI. This hill was the strongest part of the line. A series of batteries , strongly emplaced , crowned its crest , while rifle pits extended - tended around its side. Mines had been placed lower down on time hill and around the base on the northern and eastern sides were stretched well made wire entangle- ments. Another line oC defenses , also pro- tected with wire entanglements , extended - tended from Yen Chia Tung , near the head of Tallen Wan bay , due north of Liouchia 'rien , which lies south ot Kin Chou. Wednesday morning at hat past 5 the Japanese attacked Kin Chohu , and for three hours they had an artillery duel with the batteries on Hanshan hilI. The Russian gunners searched the Japanese lines with their fire , out failed to inflict much damage. The battle was resumed at dawn on Thursday. Three Japanese gunboats then entered Kin Chou bay and in co- operation with the artillery on shore shelled the Russian position on Nan : shan hill. A Russian gunboat In ! Taken Wan bay steamed close to the shore and shelled the Japanese lett. From dawn the batteries on both sides hammered away at each other At an early hour the Japanese Infantry - fantry moved forward , and at 5.20 : on , Thursday morning they entered Kin Chou , the RussIans retiring to the south. Time fighting continued into Thurs- day ; night , the Japanese pressing to the south and storming Nanshan hill. Thor followed the retreating Russlnus through the southern hills . . . . . . ' , . ! . . . JAPE CAPTURE KIN CHOU. Said to Have Stormed the Place tc Get Possession. LONDON-A dispatch to the Con trnl News from Tokla says the Japan ese have stormed and captured the town of Kin Chou , about thlrty-tw 3 miles north oC Port Arthur. In an earlier message the Talc hi correspondent oC the Central Nowf cabled that Japanese spies had ascel' tamed that the Russians had thirty guns at Kin Chou and numerous mines and wire entanglements at all points where a Japanese attack was expect ed. The correspondent of the Centrni ? News at 'l'oldo cables that the Japan ese attacked Nan Qwan Ling on thE narrowest path of time Kwan Tuns peninsula yesterday and drove bact ! the Russians by main force. The attack on Kin Chou , time dis patch adds , was begun at dawn today ' " and by noon Kin Chou was in the hands of the Japanese , who occupied the castle. The fighting continued during the afternoon and was of the most desperate ate character. JAPS HAVE LOST HEAVILY. Officer of High Rank Points Out Importance portance of Victory , TOKIo-A Japanese officer of high rank made the following statement to the correspondent oC the Associat ed Press : The Japanese in attacking Kin Chuu and Nansl1an hill had to fight against great odds. Time Russians wore In full command of the strategi , cal advantages afforded by nature and these advantages were augmented by the newest inventions for defenso. The forts on Nan Shan hill were armed - ed with heavy guns. The Japanese had only field guns , heavy guns being - lag unavailable on account of the dif ficulties of transportation. Our army deserves great credit for having driven the Russians from this . stronghold ; it was n. feat previousl : . considered to have been impossible. 1 fear our losses have been heavy , but wo have gained the strongest point barring our way to the investment of I ! Port Arthur. Sun Worship Fast Is Fatal. CHICAGO-Miss Eloise Reusse of : St Paul , 1\IInn. , who became Insane . hero while undergoing the ordeal 01 the so.called "sun worship fast , " is i ! dead In the State Hospital for the Insane ' sane at Elgin. Dr. Frank S. Whitman , superintendent of the hospital , says death was due to acute mania , Induced by starvation. During the fast , which is said to have last forty.ono days , deceased is said by the hospital au , thorities to have been subjected to torture by means at needles and the application at lotus aU. Upon Conclusion of the War. PARIS-The St Petersburg correspondent . , spondent of the Echo de Paris says : "I am able to affirm that Russia is preparing to mobilize 2,000,000 sol diers in Europe on conclusion of the war with Japan. Foreign Minister Lamsdorf has Informed several memo hers of the diplomatic corps that ho was uneasy on the subject at China. Russia , ho said , had adhered unre- seryedly to the terms of Secretary Hay's note , but if China should violate late , or permit the violation or ueu trality , Russia would act. " . Trust Will Share Prom NEW YORK-Officers of the American - can Smelting and Refining company will within a few days divide $100,000 in cash among their employes in accordance . cordanco with the proflt . sharing scheme announced two years ago. Arrangements - rangements ere now being made to divide the cash In proportion to the amount of earnings. Managers , super intendents , assistant managers and as. slstant superintendents , together with foremen , assistant tormen , chemists , assayists and a number of others will partLeipate In the fund. . . I e . . . . Laying for the Anarchists. The police department of New ; York has issued orders that a stenographer rapher shall bo sent to take In Cull all speeches made in public by known anarchists. The reports will bo filed in the department records and will ' bo used , iC necessary , in prosecutions , that may be comll1enced. All the speeches of John Turner , the English anarchist now in that city are being recorded in this way. _ _ Time fact that the up-to.date m1 t- 1 Imdo of Japan sleeps in a European . bed docs note seem anything to be ' surprised at until it is remembered " ( that 40.000 000 of hIs subjects prefer ' the floor. His majesty docs not stop " t short at this one foreign custom , but J Z wears European clothes , uses a knife and fork in preference to chopsticks t : and rides In a carriage that would not attract particular attention In a Chicago boulevard but for time gor- J geous livery of the men on the box. \t Thus far New York has contributed \ only two presidents by eloction-Van 1 Buren and Cleveland. New York has 1 contributed nine vice presidents , however-Burr Clinton Tompkins , , , _ . Van Buren , Fillmore , Wheeler , Ar- thur , Morton and Roosovelt. an Bu- .ren went to the presidency by elec- tion immediately afterward and Fillmore - more , Arthur and Roosevelt attained that om" e through the death oC the elected incumbent. Cure for Backache. -Randolph , Neb. , May ao.-Cedat" county has seldom heard oC a more wonderful case than that of Mrs. Lucy Nicolls of this place. For a long time Mrs. Nicolls suffered with very se- vero pains in the back and almost in- 3tantly these pains left her. 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