The evening world. Newspaper, June 18, 1904, Page 4

IAPS EXPECT BATTLE | NEAR PORT ARTHUR Kuropatkin Leads Big Force Scuth to Haicheng, and Kuroki Is Apprised of Move That Means a Decisive Fight —Russians Lost 10,000 at Vafan- ghow. t (Special Cable Despatch to The Evening World.) { Copyright, 1904, by the Press Publishing Company, New York World.) LONDON, June 18.—A report has been received here from St. Petersburg, which receives its news from the correspondent Echo De Paris, that Gen. Stackelberg has lost 10,000 men, killed, wounded and laken prisoners, in his retreat from Vafanghow. | This report is not official, but comes from a correspondent on thd NIL da termes a time when Gen. Stackelberg’s division is retreat- Ing after a defeat at Telissu, There have been a number of despatches received he-e to the effect that Stackelberg’s army is ing pursued ard that an attempt has béen made by Kuroki to head off tho .-treating soldiers, Knowing the position of the armies and the reports of the attempt to head off Stackelberg, credence is given the news received from Paris, f That St. Petersburg is disturbed by this news is a fact. Despatches received here declare that consternation prevails in St, Petersburg and that uneasiness is felt everywhere. THE WORLD! SATUHDAY EVENING; JUNE 18 TYPES OF THE GREAT ARMY OF IMMIGRANTS FROM EUROPE THAT WILL LAND FROM STEAMERS AT THE ELLIS ISLAND STATION AND BE INSPECTED TO. POLICE OUT 10 STOP RACE RICT. While there is no official news that he has been completely cut off| Italian and Negro Laborers at and hemmed in, it is believed that Gen. Stackelberg is in a trap. The reports go further and say that Gen. Kuropatkin, fully aware of the dangers surrounding Gen. Stackelberg and’his division, left Liaoyang ton Wednesday to take command of the army operating toward Port “Arthur, This is taken to mean that Kuropatkin will take command of Gtackelberg’s army. Gen. Kuroki has been apprised of Kuropatkin’s move and expects a pig battle. Another despatch received here to-day from Toklo say three Russian| a: warships appeared to-day off Fokuyama. This is at the extreme south of} #et into a row over Hokkaido Island. The despatch says that the vessels were going north and were sup- fposed to be making for Vladivostok. BRITISH LOSE TWO DESTROYERS Sparrowhawk Strikes a Rock and Goes Down and Another is Sunk in Collision with War Vessel. the China Station announcing that tho! fi British torpedo-boat destroyer Spa vow Hawk struck an uncharted rock off Chesney Island, at Yang-tse-Kiang, y + No lives were lost. | AJACCIO, Corsica, June 18,—During the night of June 16 two British tor- Pedo-boat destroyers collided off Porto Torres, Taland of Sardinia. One of the destroyers annk. The crew was ved. STEAMER ADVANCE SAFE. Panama Liner Two Days Overdue from This Port Arrives. COLON, June 14.—The overdue steam. @r Advance, of the Panama Railroad Bteamship Company, which nailed from ew York June 9 for this port, ar- fived here thin morning. She had delayed by bad weather and new ery ————— SAME THING. Lord Poodle—Very remarkable, isn't {t, how so many of our aristocracy marry wealthy American giris? La Belle Americaine—What do you @all them—aristocracy? We call them frena-tocracy over on the other alde— jon Punch. $95,000 RANSOM READY FOR BANDIT But aE ens Ai Consul Objects to Payment of Money to Raisuli Until Perdicaris and Varley Have Been Released. June 18.-A cables &ram received at the State Department m Consul-General Gummere at Tan- gier in confirming the press report that the Sultan has agreed to all of Rat ter adds that the money ransom, WN, was to be paid over to-day. ummere @¢xpressed grave do aa to the naviaabiiity. of fakin c Ne Payment before Perdicarin were actually rélensed an a turned to Tangler. Based on Perlence It Is feared that Rateu to be depended upon, and that has the money in hand and trols the prisoners he will dema r, nothing more At this stage, accordin, to Mr ane mere, and the State Department. wi await the conclusion of thie last « tempt to free the prisoners, In hi t Radaull’s negot to Tangier last night end rs the terms bean a the money, as tow immediately turned over to Ralaull at Taradant. where he tk located, and the captives will be rela Mr. Gummere and the British Mini terobjected to this plan on the grou that they placed everything in Ratsult's ' hands, and they had no assurance that vould carry out hia engagement © got hold of the money, Therefore they had sent a special courter to Raisull suggesting that the has a powerful n Raisull. The answer expected to-morrow. One didn't get S| england, "| ployed on the work, Work Laying Asphalt on the West Side Get Into a Lively Sorimmage. Police Reserves from three precincts were called out late this afternoon to quell a riot between Itailans and ne- rj employed in laying asphalt on Tenth aven between Twenty-fitth nd Twonty-sixth streets, They had ownership of @ rake which a negro and which an ItaMan claimed. The negro tried to settle the dispute by hitting the Italian over the head rake, and @ fight followed, things Hvely on the. bie@k half an hour, Pedestrians ‘by hallways to escape the volley of missiles. ‘The riot broke out with great mud- Gena ‘The negro with the disputed minding his own business car {tallan tried to take the tool from him. re were a few words and then the blow which precipitated Rod trouble, There has heen bad bogie een the negroes and the Italia! age work for some time, and when the men clashed there was nothing gentle in the performance, a were Kettin ument Ww which Ls tine the up again. He Frank Carmen, ace B18 Park piace. a etes he was taken to the 7 Tore roken Howplianis tece.. The other Tata grabbed ¢ im, wWrenched it turned {ne weapon neainat t Thi was badly burned howlin at the top of at ‘Then the polloe came etnfTand the rioters broke an Four were arrested, They are Pi Jersey City. moth of the latter are negroes. ———— «white Horse of Kilburn.” ‘There is @ curious landmark on the op bank of the Hambleton Hilla, about seven miles to th southeast of Thirsk, known White Horse of Kilburn. This has la' terly been damaged by the continual from the brow of the . 1s0xtd feet, ground. Tt to give it the was cut solely te Mr. Thom Kilburn ‘Thirts hres rien were hich wai leted on, Nov. PHOTOGRAPHED AT THE WORLD'S FAIR, ST, LOUIS. ow- The untrodden summits of the i The called hey are in the is Hate ri at uperstitious ‘and haits . evand bled spear a score of t ides. DOU see wi Luese, a K through the Mahal ‘Te And step out into the h in come out and sit and sip tea ina Cey- ep a 1 eR nthe ‘Temple of Rangoon vou "Mat eading “Rad son a torture withess is 0 t all at the Fair 1 the veatures that moat striking and beat worth remembering fre recorded for. yo! Ord an ture in. The “World's eplendid whee. | & ee wit ess an Ne veate fatreat and an the | emt swxposition becomes firat a men vry"and then « mere shadow fowe wat be yy ‘They will be prised remembrance. by those who. Fair and-as a pictorial record and hie fory by. those ‘who were not able’ « aa 1 and 3, each, containin photographs taken, at the Furr are con Feady for diatribat 0 fae r pries “ot these conte: ritollog if Soak pais 1 her roe ean ee aca sor Bul pres. .} country after the eut ft @ | numbers: IMMIGRANT ARMY LANDS MORROW Eight Great Steamers, Crowded with Steerage Passengers, Will Be Unloaded at Ellis Island During the Day. The Eilts Island oMeli re making borate preparations to-day for what expeet will de one of the Dig- cs es of immigrants that they have had to deal with m years, Bight tmmigrant carrying ships will come in to-morrow, many of them from Mediterranean po! and@ the advance information és that their steerage room is choked with men, women and chil- dren, Besides this several steamers are looked for to-night whose {mi grants cannot be landed until to-mor- row, altogether, the mel: at Elite Island will have @ hard ti of It. Commissioner Wiliams said to-day that it was @ litt early yet to feel AM iscellaneous Throng Cr Eiblgreni Leavin, Ellis. sland And !naughter. MAYO IN A HURRY, the effect of the cut rates for steer- ago passengers. By Tuesday or Wedne: of next week the first of the great horde of cheap immigrants that is expected will get in here, and what {8 expected to be the summer iu the history of the Immi- @ration Department will really begin. 1,400 Arrive Te-Day. The Savoie, trom Hav: Panonia, from Gibraltar, and brought 1,400 Imm! fA little below the figures for (responding Saturday a@ | Mr. MA day were about the usual type. of them had bought his ticket for this went Into effect. Gome idea of the business the Ellis Island peoplé will have on their hands to-morrow can be gathered from ao list of the ships which will empty their rages to-night and to-morrow, The Louis will get in to-night from 8 mpton, the Etruria from Liver- pool, the Bleucher from Hamburg, the Arablo from Liverpool, the Gallia from the Columbia from Glasgow, Bremen from Bremen and the Frieda from Gibraltar. Urwat Crowd Lands To-Morrow. eamera will turn over to EN im estimated to sunt ast) the thou- catimate, can be made, of thom now, but A, Whiitame ays that been ‘informed that the ships Carisuannand avd t| from Gibraltar ere falfly jammed with rsithy i in used to handling large ntk and will no have serio i LAO r “morrow, it 1s. But next week | is assistants um: | tral cy euler et Sind they. will be ry to. If the Dig oteamers who do not Cire] eevee tae 4 mia have the pleseure of tek them back again at thelr Own expense, geet Cet BABEL IN THE STEERAGE. stneuy, lives Lane Pe etoe teaae ite first trip, there wes Te passengers, of sixteen different na- tlonalities. There were one American, one Bulgarian, One Italian, two Ser- three Bosnians, four Russians, eke, eleven Poles, thirteen Ger- teen Austrians, twenty Dal. at eeclans, ferey yaix jcroations, 2 ce Beamer satleg company's fa wae built ue oe fe°§ Ghee tere steamer wi rere ay for 1 Ma Pres, a dy Capt. fermedy or ine AwranK tees Tete ord Cromer's Methods, Tn a note upon Lord Cromer’s meth- oda in Brypt, @ writer in London Opin- Jon alludes to his silent way of doing Once, when the Khedive was $0 COURT WAITED Magistrate Dashes Off Early in Auto to Bid His Friend, For- mer Mayor Van Wyck, Bon Owing to the anxlety of Magistrate Mayo to see former Mayor Robert A Van Wyck off on the Campania to-Jay he was responsible for no end of con- fusion in the West Side Court, where he was presiding. When he hurried away from the court with Magistrate Pool in an electric cab he left in his Wako a score or more of policemen und prisoners, whose comments on the sit- uation were more emphatic than polite. Nine o'clock is the regular hour for opening the court, but yesterday Magistrate Mayo instructed Sergt. Lane to have the prisoners from all the pre- ¢cinets whose cases are heard in the West Side Court on hand promptly at 6 o'clock. The order was fgnored in several precincts, and when the Magis- trate began hearing cases at § o'clock few were before him. Magistrate Pool appeared about 9 o'dlock and offered to help in the ex- aminations. Maglatrate Mayo, however, caused to be recorded a continuance of ithe ball eases to-morrow and out of the building with Maj Pool, As the Magistrates were leaving, po- Uece patrol wagons were discharging prisoners and policemen were entering the court-room with prisoners from the Beveral persons who court prison. ere t}on ball and who had no knowledge of j] the situation also were in the room. Just as the cab containing the Magis- started to roll away Patrolman Ranahan, of the West Forty-seventh street station, excitedly rah after it and asked Magistrate Mayo to stop a moment. Magistrate Mayo directed the chauffeur to go ahead, and all the satls- faction the policeman got was to s the cab continue its journey. ahan had come to court with Wiliam Blake, of No 49 West Sixty. third street, whos utomobile ran grer a ‘boy peddler last. ev Forty-sixth street and Broad who took the latter In the automob: to Roosevelt Hospital. Blake was on Btation-house After the Magis- trate left he found his case was set down for to-morrow. RUNAWAY TEAM DROWN IN RIVER: Driver of Farm Wagon Loaded with Potatoes Jumps to Pier Just Before Maddened Horses Spring Overboard. A fine team of horses attached to a Wagonload of potatoes ran away on Hast Ninety-third street to-day and tore out on the plier and from it into the East River. ‘he whole outfit sank to the bottom, thedriver, Joseph Boyce, of Springfield, L. I, escaping by jump- ing when the team was running at breakneck speed along the plier, ‘The horses became unmanageable at First avenue and In sawing on the reins they dropped from Boyce’s hands, Without restraint the animals ran directly for the <yetgons and narrowly Abels run ances of go:ng e jumped, He fell clear of the and lay stunned, e proximity of the brink of the no difference in the horsea’ ey ran stralent for the end of the pier and plunged overboard with a@ great splach, horses, freight. sinking Immediately. Dr, wagon from Hospital to attend Boyce, who w for a cut on his head. ambulance He was attenled surgeon and went ho The team Was owned by Robert A. Murray, a Springfeld (1. 1.) farmer, by the es HELD FOR STEALING HORSE. Two Men Arrested in Hoboken White Leading Animal, Israel Hemmann, of No. 589 Flushing avenue, Brooklyn, and Jacob Minken, of No. 101 Cook*avenue, Brooklyn, were ed in Hoboken to-day while lead- ing @ horse along Newark avenue. ‘The horse answered the description of Rely from de, at reable. vat one stolen receh John Hulse, of De} hues, Brooklyn, for wi lar ta sehen put wen a general proved to be Huleeé horse and the men were held for extraditio % corder Stanton, a Sunday World Wants Work Monday Morning Wonders, Dressmaker’s Day AT THE Toilettes War | | and ywer © found to be uninjured, except) ‘TED T0.MORROW! YALE STUDENT IS ODDLY DDLY MISSING? , sisdipiasea wabbiiletaan. ing No Trace, and Father Fears He Broke-DowosUnder: Strain-of:Study. dl NEW HAVEN, Conn., ard K. Walbridge, of Germantown, @ junior in the aoademio of Yale, has been rfssing Sautriay. 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