The evening world. Newspaper, July 4, 1904, Page 5

~- TO UDtNsTE a FLEET GETS BACK News of Its Successful Return | Follows Report that Kuroki’s Army Has Been Defeated with a Loss of 17,000, ST. PETERSBURG, July 4.—Tho Viadivostok squadron is understood to have returned safely to port ‘The rumor that Grand Duke Roris has been exiled to Archangel as the Tesult of an altercation with Gen., Kuropatkin fa untrue, but It is un + derstood that he has been trans-| ferred to Harbin on account of an Unpleasantness with a colonel at Ciaoyang. Tremendous enthusiasm has result-| ed here from the report that Gen. Kuropatkin has met and defeated Gen. Kurok! tn a great battle in which the Japanose lost 17,000 men. While there te no offictal confirma- tion of the report, it is generally be- Heved by the populace. In officlal cir-| cles it has been known for several days that Kuropatkin was preparing | for a battle with Kurokl's army, and | it is believed that the battle has oc-| curred and that the Russians have Accomplished their first great victory of the war. | The enthusiasm over the report is #0 groat that the people are parading| the streets with bands and banners. A great crowd has gathereS about the Dullding of the Ministry of War an- ticipating the receipt of the official news from Kuropatkin. LONDON, July 4—Admiral Togo} bas reported a successful torpedo at- tack at the entrance to Port Arthur, ‘n which a Russian guard-ship and & Russian torpedo-boat destroyer were sunk, as having been made last Monday night. The guardship, described as hay- ing two masts and three funnels, wes either a battle-ship or a cruiser, She was torpedoed and destroyed, sinking near the base of Golden Hill, The torpedo-boat destroyer was struck, blew up and sank, Admiral Togo reports his loss as one officer and thirteen men killed, one officer and two men wounded, He makes no mention of damage to is fleet. ; ‘The twelfth torpedo flotilla, under Commander Yamada, delivered the attack, ‘The Japanese vessels were revealed | by the Russian searchlights and the shore forts opened a heavy fire The Russian guardship was sur- rounded and attacked by the Japan- ese, who saw this vessel sink amid bnge volumes of water thrown up by beavy explosions Then the Russian torpedo-boat de Btroyers immediately attacked the Japanese ve the onsiay A Russi urea Hit up by the geen to explode, ri fall buek into the water videways and eink The Viadivestok (Russian) squad- sssels, which responded to nt nh destroyer within the searchlight: was ted Vice-Admiral Kamimura’a anese) squadron east of the island of Tew Friday night in the “otkness, A drizzling rain and tug favored the Russian vessels The two squadrens sighted each) other early in the evening ten miles apart, the Russian ships being north ot Iki Islind and the Japanese ves- tels south of Tsu Isiand The Russians bolted to the north- fest, chased at full speed by th Japonese The Japanese torpedo-boats get within range of the Russian guns} ind were vigorously shelled, Thi- pring explains the cannonadiag isiand and gave rise to the belief that a general engage Mert was in progress. Vice-Admiral Kamimura gained on the Russian ships and was only five! miles in the rear, When suddenly, at # P.M, all the Russian vessels put out their lights and disappeared Ir the darkness. At that time the Japanese tor pedo-boats were pressing the Rus tians, who had been using the, fearchlights, The torpedo-boats failed to ger close enough to the Russian squad- ron to discharge torpedoes. ar SS THREE HOBOES HELD. Suspected of Robbing and Shoot. ing Man on Train, Harrison Hobbs, of Chicago: John Gee, of Hartford, and Louls Burkholiz, of nowhere in particular, were ar raigned in the West Side Court toda by Detective McManus, of the Wes One Hundredth street station, who told Magistrate Flammor that he arrested the men yesterday in Yonkers. They are wanted, he sald, as the men who are suspected of robbing and shooting a negro, Edward Thompson, of St. Lous, last Saturday night and heard on Ta —_— THE WORLD: WONDAY EVENING, JOY 4: 1908 RUSSIAN TROOPS MOVING GUNS AND ERECTING BARBED : WIRE BARRICADES TO DEFEND PORT ARTHUR. & — vr . ' ‘ . Be rey ith tae UTLER CHOICE CROCERIES WU aw, Is Here With its cannonading, firecrackers, fireworks and general jubilation. All hands join in celebrating Uncle Sam's birthday joyously and noisily. Great day for the small boy. He has all the fun he can stand and is lucky if he has all his fingers when he goes to bed. Tremendous appetites go with so much jollification, and the good housewife is likely to find a bare cupboard and empty larder to-morrow morning, Never mind. The doors of 128 RETAIL GROCERY BRANCHES will be swung ¢ pen bright and early. We ire then prepared to cannonade into every kitchen and dining-room a plentiful supply of food an drink. Call around and let us serve you. 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