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Show 1 I nuisntiD fits UAH nuuKsm I 10 OGDEN VOL. L NO. 225. .Ed trades QTY, UTAH, POLICE give ODT-WI- WEDNESDAY MORNING. VLADIVOSTOK T I - ills 111 Hold Joint Conference This Afternoon and if Peace is not Made Will Will Go Out Well Dressed Men Are Cause of Mystery CHICAGOS Telephones Ar Also Kept Busy and Race News ia Effectually Cut Off. 1 Ar-sou- rv V f : from the Stockmens Association of Montana, offering to furnish 500 cowboy butchers. Mr. Power in reply to a question aa to whether such a message waa sent said: No offer has been made by the Montana Stockmen Association. There la no one, or body in the association empowered to send such a message. Some Individual member may bave sent such a communication but it sLould not be regarded aa coming from the association." MACCABEES 1 claim to have the advan- The packers assert their plants operating aluust to their full while the capacity inkers contend that the packing houMtmde throughout the country in The packers BMity y a hold-u- p also assert that there for any advance in jthe and declare it la simplby the retailers. to be distributed a?d diswS 7 Tfa,n,.,e, ln th tock - Rates lo Biggest 19. Seventy-liv- e dele- Detroit, July, gates, representing 150.000 people in all parts of the country, were present with their supreme officers today when tbe Triennial review of the Supreme Hive, Ladies of the Maccabees of the World, was called to order. of the rates of tbe order is the most important business that will come before them during their three days session. After welcoming addresses and responses, Mrs. Lillian M. Hollister of Detroit, the Supreme Commander, made her report which discussed tbe rate question at length. She stated that the order has in its emergency funds, $867,876 which would be approximately $7 per member. Mrs. Hollister reported that the per capita rout of expense of management for order duties for the past term waa the lowest in the history of the order. 19. The Trenton, N. J... July, and Tidewater railroad Tonopah company was Incorporated here today with a capital of $1,000,000 to do a general construction business Among the incorporators la G. M. Smith of Oakland, Cal. . Antl-Hear- (a " '?? of War bei-A-o- n cle LOGAN IS PROBABLY YET ALIVE antl-Hears- ts anti-Hearst- as one paper Russian pirates, beads it, "takes precedence of all other news. Admiral Sir Robert Freemantle, writing in the Dally Chronicle, says there ia no doubt that the Russian volunteer fleet steamers are acting plratically, having passed the Dardanelles under a commercial flag. The situation," he says, "demands something more than a mere protest from the government The crisis no doulitis grave, but I hold that our afestTrourse would be to at once grasp the nettle and Inform the Russian government that our cruisers have orders to prevent our merchantmen being interferred with by vessels which were not admitted to be men of war, and to request that their 'proceedings be disavowed and that they bo Immediately recalled to Russian porta after their prises bave been released." Tbe Daily News declares that as a result of tne cabinet meeting yesterday, a strongly worded dispatch waa drawn np, embodying the governments formal protest against the action of tbe Russian vessels and that this dispatch wilf be forwarded to St. Petersburg by a special Kings messenger. The cabinet, tbe paper says, bail an Interchange of views with tbe admiralty and a program of action in the case of eventualities was decided upon. It ff'as decided also to make a prorest to the Turkish government. Tbe foregoing scarcely agrees with the attitude of the Foreign Office as officially expressed to tbe Associated Press last evening and it appears to be an exaggerated version of what has been jhiblicly declared aa matter engaging the serious attention of the government St. Petersburg. July 19. 4:S5 p. m. The first impression in diplomatic circlet here that the action of the Russian volunteer fleet in stopping neutral ships in the Red Sea would not give rise to complications, ia being superseded by the impressioi, which there is good reason to believe Is well founded, that instigated by Brest Britlead to an inter- ain it will at iat 8L Petersburg. July 19. Germany haa called attention to tbe seizure of the mails on German steamers In the Red See, and baa requested explanation a These have not been given, the report of the contender of tbe Smolensk not having arrived. Russia having declared communications Intended for the Japenese to be contraband of war, ehe will probably not regard their seizure aa a matter of protest. St. Petersburg, July 19.-6- :20 p. nv The Russian authorities aro apparently tranquil on the aubject of tbe vessels of the volunteer fleet passing through the Dardanelles. They maintain that they are perfectly within their rights as there is absolutely nothing ln the treaty of Paris to prevent tbeir passage as merchantmen and their subsequent conversion into cruisers. There is no question of a false declaration having been made at Constantinople. It waa pointed nut that before the war vessels of the volunteer fleet, carrying arms, ammunition and aoldiora passed without a shadow of a question being raised. London, July. 20. The Constantinople correspondent of the Standard under tbe date of July 16th says it Is now stated that the Russian guard-shi- p ChernamerHz has gone to relieve a gunboat at Piraena. Other powers effect the relief of their guardshlps by sending ships here to meet them. Th Chernomertx may call or even stay at Piraeus, according to tbe correspondent. The correspondent continues "The infractions of the treaties of Paris and London by tbe Smolensk and the SL Petersburg are causing astonishment. Only a month ago a British yacht was compelled to disembark two toy cannons before being allowed to pass through the Dardanelles. WEAVERS WOILD NOT FOR CUT. STAND Paterson. N. J- - July 19. The Weavers employed by Johnson. Cowdln ft Co., silk manufacturers, struck today because they refused a ten p'tr cent, It is sard the reduction nf wag". winders wll go out in sympathy, hundred employe are Involved. LIFE BOATS - Five WERE EMPTY. Two more life Steamer Norge, (which foundered June 28 off Rockall Reef. 299 miles fron the Scottish mainland.) have been washed ahore on tbe Orkney Islands. They were London. Julv 1 3. boats ' of the Danish both-empt- . President Flower of Union Stock Yards Angers Mayor Little of South St. Paul by Hot Headed Interference--Strik- iu Cronnadt roads. Admiral 1areuugn hoisted liis flag on the battleship Borodino, which will join Roar when Admiral Voelkersam's dlvh-lut lie squudi'uu sails. The other battle-shi- p In the roadstead include the Alexander 111, Ouliabla, Xavarin and SImoI Veliky and the Admiral Xeka-retur- u Iiimoff, which, although a cruiser, ta under the command of Rear. Admiral Knguirtt and Includes the Aurora, Dmltr IhiiiKkid, Svict tana and Almas. Tha sim-ies- t precautions are taken to protect the shiie from poseible danger. Tbe Miuadron is surrounded from sunset to sunrise by a cordon of guard Isials as though Japanese warships were In the vicinity. Vice Admiral Rojerlveusky, who la to command the Baltic squadron, its not yet holMted bla flag. He is still al SL Petersburg. The departure of Ike squadron ia believed to lie imminent. now ud n Armed Cruisers self-re-pe- non-unio- n At st English Official Opinion is That Volunteer Fleet Are Pirates and There is Talk of Retaliation With p,ty l,ah i 19. Tbe Suez corresLondon, July.20. pondent of the Daily Mall under the date of July 19. aaya: The German steamer Sambia, it la stated, haa been seized by the Russians and ia expected here tomorrow. Ens er, is Making Rapid Preparations to Sail for the Seat HARMONY yards T A Japanese Steamer is Captured Baltic Fleet MEET IN DETROIT IOWA FIGHT Triennial Review of Supreme Hive la CHANGES TO Called to Order Adjustment of Business. W,J thB Packers are nd chl,dren 01 iiriSi AttnOL London, July 19. Once again the pl,n WM announced by for Swift ft Co. leading English newspaper editorial- General Sn?,.Meekerof Manager ize in the gravest tones the Russian ft Co s. plant said today: " 'e Betting along fine seizure of British vessels. Even the wjjhout fh, Jhl 11 b,S country and Standard declares that the oatkm of id,e labor this year. looks to the Fbreign Office to take rw J ,alr,3r wel1 upplied with more effectual action than the ordinf dPirtment. I think we ary conventions of diplomatic intere Try situation well in hand. V course prescribes. The case is not Vl non untn workers sleep one for factitious treatment If nothon the p,ckln houses and eat ing la done officially to relieve the painful strain, the initiation of the tkgrStM,JUCted retourants, on country may grow into stubborn reJ'.1!1 k Go- - declared that 1.600 men sentment We cannot for the sake of JL1 .rl,J Armour, 2.000; Nelaon peace even ait down under a aeries of The Swift company undisguised provocative measures." A similar warlike tone pervades alldaV!..catt,et0 and 1.000 hogs to most the statements of tteofflid every paper. The morning Post i hsrdshin. We,ry of turmoil and ays Great Britain can not tolerate encountered while atrug- - these seizure of steamships "except the face of strikes by the abandonment of her ? SShSU lv,5 fan,1Iiea aa a great power." th strik-Hur- n The paper declares that either the . Ghicago this afternoon to ii8,ria Hungary. There they volunteer fleet steamer St Petersburg I their pm? i!,e la an armed pirate or Russia has vior- - but pay they h nore Bteady lated the treaty of Paris. The action of Earl Percy, under secretary of fortrain today con-- v eign affairs, who in the House of Com?an Gentral t0Ck yarda a nnniber of mons Monday asked General Laurie, h conservative and Unionist to postpone cauwd eh d about whom there waa until Thursday, a question which he Su air nf purposed to ask regarding tbe doings d moat of of the Russian volunteer fleet steamer Ithemc1r.prt drMBed. St Petersburg in the Red Sea, the wSl.Medlt,ult My wore wer paper regards as unnecessary and difi ,be men and latory. "Palmerston," say the Poet, ;to iTiy Is brunght the significantly, would not bave requir'nekmenV coroniunication from the ed bait an hour to make up hia ntind what to do with such a case. A'Tiat,on of cowboy-butch- -' The Dally Telegraph, though speakr!LTh the reads ing with reserve and counselling Lord take care of them- - nation to reposeful confidence ia them Landadowne, admits that dangerous Cackwr7rthtt,7l.B aCCepd' The Issues to International law have been are raised with every circumstance of os1'm.lfsM It is asserted there are tentations iff- -- , , . provocation and the nation must realize men that a far reaching Quesnow prkiny in the packing houses tion has arisen. Intense apprehension British prevails at Cardiff and other of vesMom- July 19. T. C. coal ports and I5e chartering ,arMt cattlemen sels tor the Far East is at a siandh and B member of M From all sldea come urgent demands s vh. Aporiai.ion, ,B H- Aeor,a,Pd hl--l that the government take swift steps me T" th,t the to prevent similar occurrence by U.ktrs nnd 5hI? received s communication volunteer fleets. t'. Trial of Seven Socialist Democrats for Smuggling Anarchistic Literature Into Russia Brings Out Some Sensations. news-paite- Unions. Both sides I 7the tre f Kupuipiburg. July todays session of the couri which July 13 beu gs the trial of the seven socialist democrats accused at the Instance ul the Russian government of smuggling tlie powers anarihistic literature into Russia, the change of view signatory to the trcuiy of Paris, re- testimony given shows that smite .( garding tbe status of ihu remaining the pamphlets in quest i.m appealed to Tokio, July SO. 10:30 a. m. The ships of the volunteer fleet now iu the army, urging the soldiers to make Vladivostok squadron, Russian common Thus old cause the Sea. Black with the people, to disthe question of the Dardanelles may again liecot.-th- e obey their ruiuuiamlH to Are on the ly torpedo boat, entered subject of important diplomatic populace, to s limit into the air aud to the Ductile ocean today at seven o'clock. communications. 'Jhe right of a bel- turn their bayonets against the offIts destination ta unknown, hut ii la ligerent to halt neuinil vessels on the icers. that U possibly plana to raid The defense near thn of the suggested high seas, to ascertain if they have the East vossi of Japan and then either contraband on board is not questioned, session, created a sensation by moving to Vladivostok, escaping to the but the right to detain them even for to aummon Mayor Ictkoff of Kolia or attempting to form a few hours may be held to render the Bulgaria; a fornmr Russian dragoman, southward,with the Pott Arthur tlnet. junction Jacobson liable to of Ritshchuk, Bulgaria, and damages. belligerent was discovered In Lie The squadron claim of the ship the editor of a Sofia newspaier, in orin addition to the Straits of Tsugur steaming rapidly stopiied by the Smolensk and Su Pet- der to prove that the Russian govern-ha- d Eastward. At 3:30 a. m. It was reportlieen keeping agent In the Balk-an- a ersburg it is not Improbable that off Tappi Caiw aud at 7 a. lit. obsince 1881. to Incite tho people ed rlalma may also be presented for ships servers at Hakodate discerned it and detained at Port Arthur ai the open- against their officers. to Tokio that it was then rejmrted for war those held aud The mostates up of the attorney opiKwed the ing . to the East. In the lied Sea by Admiral NVirenus tion hut the court look the matter un- steaming have gone out to shipping Warnings to der consideration aud adjourned until king the Eastern coast of Jajwn aud squadron before the latter returned tomorrow. Another sensation of the the Baltic. men ara hurriedly seeking The passage of the Dardanelles by day was a telegram from the foreign merchant that most of the ia rover, it the Smolensk and St. Petersburg and office stating a treaty between Russia shipping will exported he warned before the their convention into cruisers being and Germany covering paragraph 2tit) Russian vessels can lnllh't serious damaccomplished facts. Great Britain does of the Russian penal rode does not ex- age, if a raid is puriswed. not expect to make a point of their ist. The iiaragraph refers to the punOrdinarily a lack of coal would precases, except to Justify raising the ishment for high treason against for-ig-n vent an extended cruise, but it la posvolunteer status the of which was sliuwn to ap- sible that the Russians possess a colpotentates, question of the fleets still in the Black Sea. More- ply only where a treaty explicitly pro- lier at a rendezvous in the Paciflo over it is consider d posible that Jap- vides fur It. ocean. alMen Are In Full Control an may have already applied to her the of aa of one the signatories ly, of Convention Though Effort to Tokio, July 20, noon. The Vladivosto treaty of Paris on the ground thatout Muzzle Waloh la Not 8ue-- tok squadron haa overhauled a Japto more Russian go allow ships cesoful. anese strainer Eastward of Tsugar of tbe Dardanelles for conversion into traits. Tbe name of the vessel caiitur-e- d conwould a without protest warships and her fate have not yet been - Iowa of neutrality. CHy, July 19. Harmony waa stitute a violation learned, Mediler-eanneaThe report that the British the keynote of the Iowa State Democratic convention today. The prossquadron la going to AlexanRl. Petersburg, July, 19. 7:23 p. m. pective bitter fight to a finish between dria ia believed not to have special sig- Train Robbers Dead Body la Not That A atory has been going the rounds of tho Notorious Harvey. and Kearsl Democrat a nificance in this connection. the last couple of days that three did not develop and the two factions Neither France nr Germany ia exrruisera built at Bchlchau, rejected by ' vied with each other in noaiuating pected to got excited over tbo quesGermany were transferred lo the Britain Great re if emed and seconding the nomination of can- tion, but p by Vladi19. the and Positive service Russian Denver, Colo., July joined didates of opposite poll! left affili- it would compel the other signatory proof that iho train robber who was vostok squadron. One of the cruisera ations. Tbe effort tp humiliate Na- powermto declare tbeir altitude. killed on Divide Crock, June 9th last, and a torpedo boat it la added, struck tional Committeeman Walsh, who Is was not thn. notorious Harvey mines and went down. Tha atory Is London, July M The Constantinople Logan, haa been securedbandit, also a member of the State committee by an exam- not. confirmed. The admiralty haa no Mall of aaya: the Dally in vote hia correspondent the latter body by limiting Dr. McAlesler. news of any veasel having been lost A Russian cruiser bss just passed ination of the body by to matters not aubject to contest; was Tbe convincing mark of Identification at Vladivostok. several with Odessa from was not successful; it defeated in the throught haa on which the detective relied waa a Rear Admiral Farenago resolution committee by a vote of 6 guns covered with canvas on her deck. on the right wrist, caused by a been car to superintend appointed tubes. carried She also torpedo to 5. of the precompletion gunshot wound, known to have been the Apart from the defS nf the Walsh dead several llalllo inflicted of The the ago. parations squadron. Tbe years 19. Tbe Foreign SL Petersburg. July a was in absomatter, the mans wrist bears no auch mark. battleship and cruiser divisions are lute control and they now govern the officers say that the Peninsular and steamer Malaca, Oriental Companys Iowa. in of the party machinery seized in the Red. Sea by tbe Russian volunteer fleet vessel St. Petersburg will be taken to Sebastopol and her case submitted to a prise court with." The letter waa signed by representatives of the Coopers, Packing House, Teamsters Engineers, Steam Fitters, Electric Workers, Carpenters, Car Mill and Wrights porkers, Machinery Electors, Blacksmiths, horseshoe rs' !?? EMPEltATURE Chicago. July 19. Tint hot wave gave way to rooli;i); liMt-ixtoday. 10 ile- Tbe' temperature greet tower than Curing the past few days. Moderate eumuur s rather is the forecast. k criala In the Chicago. July 19.The .took vania (strike will come tomorrow The allied trade unions tfutrnion. , in the stock yard which are certain involved in the controversy i to become con-i if It ia not soon settled, held a fivei ference this afternoon lasting I hour, and at its conclusion sent a f Inner to the packers asking for t joint conference between representatives of the strikers, of the packers and of the allied trades, to see if a settlement of the strike cannot be reached. i long peaceful lines Tonight there was nobody who would to ur that the packers iswould agree to impossible the conference and it uy with certainty that the meeting will be held. r Arthur Meeker, manager of the the other for company, speaking establpackers as well as for his own ishment, said that he would send a rereply in the morning to the letter wired this morning from the allied anions. He declined to say, however, what the natnre of the reply would be. The unions Joining in the request all the fur the meeting represent in the packing trades engaged and they have joined in a final between the appeal for arbitration butchers. nackers and the striking President Donnelly of the Butcher'a t'nion said tonight that be waa anxious to hare peace, but that unless It tame with the proposed conference to-- i norrow there would be a general aym-pathetic strike on the part of the al-- i lied trades unions The letter asking tomorrow's conference follows ' fior J. Ogden Armour and Associates: Gentieiiien: The representatives f of the Teamsters. Mechanical and trades engaged in the packing Jpther industry of Chicago not already ; Involved in the present strike would like to meet representatives of the packers and the representatives of the meat cutters who are now on atrlke in joint conference, with a view of help- ing adjust the trouble and prevent it spreading to other organisations The i , unrest that now obtains among our members make this request imperative. if convenient we would like the conference be held tomorrow. "A similar request was made to the representatives of the meat cutters ;ind they promptly complied with the acquest. Kindly notify aa soon aa possible if our request can be emupHed PEOPLE FALL. a.i-rKc- New York, July, 19. Police Inspector Brooks and forty detectives went to the Brighion race track this afternoon and blocked all racing news sent over the Western I'nion wire by filing scores of messages after each race. Between two o'ckx-and tour oclock the police had filed 400 telegrams and sent a simlllr number of The pool room telephone messges men were frantic over this action and what little news they received had to be lent from outside wire sources and was very lai e. The service for rs was also delayed. Inspector Brooks declined to explain this action, but some of the detectives were more talkative. They aaid that complaint had been made that commercial telegrams were being sidetracked by the Western Inion in favor of racing messages No one but the pool rooms had a chance at the race track telegraph offices, it was said. A test rase was being made, explained tbe dctectives.to see how much there was in tbs complaint THURSDAY Soldiers are Told to Bayonet Their Officers. . Messages AND ARMY URGED TO IX OPEN. Tokio, July 26, 1" a. m. Tbe ar- mured cruisers Russia. Hunk aud Uroiubul of the !i.. -- uni Yladivo- aiok squadron, pu- - i iimmgh the Tsugar Strait iniu tbe Pacific ocean today. Wires With Private TODAY FORECAST PRICE FIVE CENTS JULY 23. 1904. They Block Western Union They VUIffl b I Liao Yang, July 19, via Mukden, July 19. A general engagement, it is reported here, began this morning ta the east between the forces of Unite natit General Count Keller and General Kurokl. it la said also that an engagement liege n also simultaneously at Ta Trhe Ktao from which tho Japanese for some days had. been sis ntils distanee. The Associated Press correspondent lately traversed tho Feng Wang Cheng road which is to the east between tho forces of femdvu with the odor of dead animals. Tho Red Cross hospital at Ta Tcba Klan waa removed to Mukden In anticipation of fighting. Consequently there was a large call for Red Cross trains tu proceed to Ta Tche Kiao, 'The. activity of the Japanese in tho Northeast caused a wider disposition of troops and the consequent movement of the center of strength a little further north in order to meet tha Japanese det umstraiions. A (VAsack report of an examination of the Japanese encampment shows that the Jaianese troops srs suffering from dysentery, which is now at iln worst stage. The Chint'sn accuse the Japanese of organixiug Chinese bandits aud' .they report that the bandits have native Idea in the employ of the Russians. A native villager of Hungpolyu, 40 mllns to the Eastward, describes the Japanese there as living very orderly and aa having the gtssl will of the people, though they are not paying the exorbitant prices for produce which re paid by the Russians. The best information received here indicates that the aeign of Port Arthur ia being much more closely pressed, and there are most extravagant rumors of losses on both sides. No foreign correspondent haa yet witnessed even the simplest military t Ions but yesterday the correspondents were notified that they might go to Ta Tche Kino. On account of the Japanese preparation tbe military possibilities during the rainy season bave become the subject of mathematical calculation. oiN-ra- cr fit. Petersburg. July 19. The War Office has no further details of the Russian repulse at Mo Tien Pass. The loss of men which it Is freely admitted will probably lie considerably in excess (if General Knnipatkinr figures given out last night, is preally deplorpert union butchers had returned to ed. But evident iy the engagement atwork and were taken hack yesterday, least served tbe purjiow of demonThe men aaid they had no grievance strafing that Genet si Kurokl's army, Arrested for Suggesting Lynching SL Paul, July 19. With the exception of the repudiation liy Hie butchers' union officials of nominal control of the blockade al Hid Swift packing plant there haa been buL little change tbe situation at Sunth SL Paul today. The women mmiographers and several of the leading officials of the Swift Packing company were the only person allowed to pass the picket lines and all efforts to recruit tu: forcii of men who have left the plant for several days were apparently successfully resisted. The retirement of the union officials wes evidently brought about to head off the threatened lnluncflon proceeding against them. The move, however. had little effect oil the vigilance of the pickets and the persistance of the blockading forces, exedpt. that it made their attitude more defiant and 1ms conservative. General I). M. Flower, president of the I'nion stock yards comiaiiy, wt peremptorily ordered to leave the vicinity of the Swift plant today by Mayor fort tie of South St. Paul. Mr. Flower er bad angered the Mayor by remonstrating on account of lack of deputies wheretiinm the Mayor resented Mr. Flower's "Hot headed Interference." and ordered him out of town. Air. Flower did not leave. One. of the strikers was arrested for sureestinr that the crowd lynch Charles Fitch, former mayor of SL Paul Commercial Club. Mr. Mich was addressing the strikers and when he remarked what he would do if he waa In charge of the situation one of the men yelled that if a rope were handy Fitch would tie hanged. Tbe man whose name was Haines, was promptly seized by a policeman. Governor Vansant still refuses to Interfere, Insisting that other means than the railing out of the militia can be utilized to secure order In the packing house district.held tonight between At a conference the Governor and a touimiitee of the strikers, it I said that the strikers promised to declare the blockade off tomorrow .morning. Managsr'B&ngs, of the Swift plant, maintained tonight that several ex and were tired of being out of ployment. em- HEINZE.SUED FOR ORE bss been heavily reinforced and the general staff Is now inclined to believe that the JapnneKo commander may have decided ihsti a frontal attack from tho south is inadvisable ami is cunrentrating hi- - forces for a direct attack on Liao Yung. Ta Tche Kiao, July, 19. Captain Parrot Mining Company Says Ho Took Dashkin, with a enmany of Cossacks struck the Japanese at Tsiashillnp on $200,00 Worth of Or From July 16th. Unseen, the company occuLittlo Minna Claim, pied a peak overluoi.ing the Japanese ramp from which they drove the Japanese with a plunging fire. The Butte, Mont., July, 19. The Parrot Japanese lost one officer and many men Mining Company today brought suit were seen to fall. abstracted from the Little Minna Mining claim, the property of the Parrot Company,, large quantities of valuable metal and ore amounting ln value to $2,2iKi,(Hm. It la charged that the defendants entered the Little Minna ground by means of the workings of the Nipper claim. . of th? there has been a Japanese forces and a rhttnge In tha Japanese plans in favor t a flanking movement on I.Iaol sue rat Iter than a direct movement on Ta Tclie Kiao. This chance coinciding with the arrival of Field Marshal Oyama lead the experts to attribute the change of plan Whoto the new cotnmander-ln-chie- f. ever is responsible, it is admitted that the Japanese are showing an appreciation of tbe present aspect of tbe campaign. Hitherto General Kuropatkln has been able to mislead Generals Kuro kl, Nodzu and Oku and to Induce them to spend their greatest energy where it would do the least harm. The center of Interest ba again been transferred to Liao Yang and tha are able at this juncture Russian to regard the situation with proper equanimity. The Liao Yang petition is of such strength that Kurnki's advance would he rather welcomed by General Kuropatkln. During the retreat tlm Jajwn esc were against F. Augustus Heinxe and otbera in' the district court to recover the sum reinforced by two companies, but these were driven off by the Russians who of $2,2kijsj0 and costa. Tbe suit waa brought to force Heinze occupied the village without the loss and iiia fellow defendants to pay for of a man. ore which they are charged with takfit. Petersburg. July, IQ. 2:37 a. rs. ing from the Parrot Mining Company's A an out come of Lieutenant General preierty. Heinze and the other defendants are Keller' engagement at .Mo Tien lars censed In the complaint of having fhe military experts are convinced that BREAKS FIVE MIIJS BICYCLE REC- ORD. Balt Lake, July 19. Emil Agraz, the California amateur tonight clipped 17 seconds off tbe world's amateur five mile bicycle record, made by Hurley on the Vailsburg track. Agraz rode the distance In 10:39 flat. Carlsoad, July. 19. It has been decided to take R. Spreckles. of San Francisco, who is suffering from appendicitis, to Berlin for an operat.fm as soon as the patient ia able to travcL Continued on page I.. i |