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Show DAILY UTAH STATE JOURNAL VOLUME Vin. NUMBER OGDEN, UTAH 177. RUMOR THAT GENERAL KUROPATKINS A JAPS WILL AWAIT PORT ARTHUR'S FALL OF J 1. Colonel June BERLIN, the Gaedke, war, correspondent in Manchuria of the Tageblatt, X X telegraphs that the Japanese X have abandoned all military op- e rations except the siege of Port X CONVENTIONS Rui-cla- abandoned. Several gunq were captured and whole X HELD squadron of Cossacks IN ANTI-HEARS- a T MEN IN CONTROL IN MICHIGAN. antl-Hear- would be hopeless hurriedly retreated. The Cossacks followed, but meeting Ga, gia Democratic state convention met at noon. A hard light la being made a heavy machine gun tire and two the Parkerltea to have instrucbattalions of Japanese . infantry in- by tions for the New Yorker. Hearsts trenched the Cossacks retired with a friends are opposing instructions and loss of twenty-liv- e wounded. favoring the unit rule. The Parker caucus last night broke up in a row. JAP BATTLE8HIP IS will probably The delegates-at-larg- e AGROUND ON REEF J. be Congressmen Griggs, Maddox, M. Smith and Judge Sweat all except ST. PETERSBURG, June L A Griggs favoring Parker. Mukden dispatch says the report is Congressman current there that the Japanese batBRYAN HA8 FULL tleship Fuji is aground on a reef oft CONTROL IN NEBRASKA is Mlaotac Islands. The battleship guarded by a torpedo boat. OMAHA, Neb., June L The adminThe celebration of tomorrows naare and the reorganisers istration tional fete has been postponed on acresoscored in to be strongly slated count of the war. lutions which will be passed by the which Democratic state convention, SUDDEN DEATH OF met here today. Hearst is not in eviUNION PACIFIC OFFICIAL dence and the convention is not exto divide on any question. NEW YORK, June 1. Samuel R. pected Before the convention was called to Calloway, president of the American order the three delegates-at-larg- e had Locomotive company, former president decided on. They are been practically of the Lake Shore and New York CenWilliam J. Bryan, C.'J. Smyth and W. nt of the tral railways and H. Thompson. Tlje fourth is not in Union Pacific, died suddenly this evidence. morning as the result of an operation for a diseased mastoid bone. PRESIDENT SHURTLIFF HOME. vice-preside- ILLINOIS REPUBLICANS CANT GET TOGETHER HI., June 1. All SPRINGFIELD, night conferences of the Republican leaders were held toward securing a settlement to break the deadlock in the state convention and it was believed that some results of their efforts would be shown in the early voting. change of importance was nod ticeable, however, '"hen the ballot was taken this morning. Governor Tates lost twelve votes on No sixty-secon- this ballot. After the sixty-thir- d ballot a recess was taken until 3 p. m. RIOT8 AMONG ITALIAN EMIGRANTS MONTREAL, June 1. Bread riots "re threatened among the hundreds of destitute Italian emigrants now here. A hundred or more Italians arrived today from Boston and five hundred are on the way from Europe. JUDGE FOR NEW MEXICO. WASHINGTON. June 1. The pres Ident has decided to appoint Ed A. Mann of Las Cruces associate Justice of the supreme court of New Mexico. ITALIAN DEAD. TURIN, June L Former Minister of foreign Affairs Blanc died today. JL THE LAND ATTACK ON PORT ARTHUR WAS BEGUN YESTERDAY. THE RUSSIAN FORCES THAT WERE DRIVEN FROM DALNY AND KINCHOU MUST SUCCUMB TO OVERWHELMING ARE ASSISTING NUMBERS. 1 TROOPS TO OUELL : t'miM'J.E UltEEK, Uni.. JimA Kt'ltl uf great IlMglli- - - - Ml-iki- tndi li.is hei'il iimiU- - fit brook, sixii'i'ii miles south of this X city ami liuiulrcils of Feder- ation or miners mv now rushing there in special trains. The ore 1 a Is of phenomenal value and J found in Immense quantities outside the ('rlppie t'reek min- - X xnne. oral J ALSO RAN DEEDS SET ASIDE Infantry Sent to Scene of Gash English Derby Was Won By Saint STEPHEN Between Strikers and Strike Amant, a 5 to I Shot FaBreakers. vorite Didn't Show. LONDON, June 1. The English Derby at Epsom today was won by Leopold De Rothschild's Saint Ainant, which was S to 1 in the betting. The French colt Gouvernant was the favorite at 7 to 4, but did not show. Lancashire, the only American-bre- d colt in the race, owned by Buchanan, the whisky distiller, also ran. There were no American Jockeys. .King Edward viewed the race, but Queen Alexandra remained away on account of the rain in the early hours. The usual large crowds witnessed the The labor Derby. June 1. troubles at the Hamilton furnace at Hanging Rock, Just below the city, reached a crisis this morning when a striker was arrested on a charge of shooting Superintendent Jeffries in The strikers the leg last evening. threatened a rescue and the village Is Both strikers snd neare armed with rlffes. gro O., terror-stricke- n. MILES COULD RUN LONDON, June L At Sandwich today the American golf champion, Travis, won hi game, but Burton and Emmet were defeated. Travis Is the only American left in the turnament. PLANS ONE BIG, E Prohibition Nomination His if He Story That Sultan of Turcky InComes Oat Squarely for the tends Total Annihilation of Armenians. Party. CHICAGO, June I. National Prohibition Chairman Stewart, In a statement made today concerning General Miles' position, says that Miles would undoubtedly he nominated by the for the presidency if it were known that he is really identified with the party and should openly state L. W. Shurtliff of this city has re- the fact, but since he is not willing to turned from St. Louis and in conver- make such a statement the Prohibisation he said that when he left there tionists must look elsewhere. Thursday things were in line shape and that the fair has progressed wonWONDERFUL CAVE DISCOVERED derfully since the opening day and aee and to more Is now far there right hear than can be enjoyed by the av- Old Resident on 8an Pedro Road Tells About Its Discovery. erage human in a week. The grounds are looking Very beautiful and as for E. O. Wlattls returned from the Utah exhibit, while it is email, It commonwealth. to this credit a today bringing with him several is great wonderful stalagmites, found in an EXCURSION TO LOGAN. unexplored cave at a point near the miles San Pedro road and sixty-thrAn excursion consisting of eleven west of Caliente. coaches pased through here from Salt While the entrance to the cave has Lake- City en route to Logan this been known to an old resident nammorning. ed Robey for some time, the cave has The excursion was under the au- never been explored. Mr. Wattls spices of the Commercial Travelers' loaned the man ropes and other parassociation and had on board Held's aphernalia to assist him In exploring Military band of Salt Lake. About the cave, and although but meager one hundred people hoarded the train work In that direction has been done here, among them being several of the sufficient has been accomplished to Indicate that the cave la of tremencity fathers. dous extent In some places there APPOINTED are great cgvltles, and one may BAGGAGE MASTER John C. Keating of Cheyenne, Wyo., throw In a large stone and listen as has been appointed baggage master at Intently as you may you will listen the Ogden Union depot to fill the va- In vain to hear it land. The cavern will be fully explored in cancy caused by the recent resignathe near future and it may yet prove tion of H. A. Code. Mr. Keating comes to this city well one of the wonders of the west The recommended, having been baggage stalgamites are on exhibition at the agent at Cheyenne for several years, Herald branch office. They appaer to and has many Mends fn both Ogden be composed of a kind of sulphurous substance. and the Wyoming town. Cal-len- ee -- CHAMPION TRAVIS IS ONLY AMERICAN LEFT FOR PRESIDENCY te BERLIN, June 1. All Nourl Pacha, the Turkish reformer, contributes an article to the Volka Zeitung in which he states that the Sultan of Turkey is planning a great and final massacre of the Armenians, the result of which will be the total annihilation of the Armenians in the Ottoman empire. MADE THINGS SISTERS SUE STEVENS. SIDNEY Sequel to An Appeal Recenly Dismissed by the 8upreme Court. COLUMBUS, O., June 1. Governor Herrick today ordered troops to Hanging Rock, Lawrence county, to preserve order at Hamilton Furnace, where serious clashes have occurred between strikers and colored strike breakers. The sheriff telegraphed that a mob is parading the streets armed with Winchesters and shotguns and openly threaten violence and the destruction of .property. Four companies of Infantry left here at noon for the scene of the disturbance. IRONTON, IF CAPTIVES ARE X KILLED President Orders Notice Given That United States-Wil- l Take Responsibility of Capturing and Executing the Leader of the Brigands. ACTION TO NAVE E ill taken ch BREAD : ns antl-Hear- A j E FABULOUS STRIKE NEAR CRIPPLE CREEK - THREE STATES Parker Supporters Making 8trong prisoners. Fight to Havo Georgia Instruct It is possible that the above is a for New Yorker. account of the greatly exaggerated e miles thirty-livat Slmatsl, light north of Feng Wang Cheng. Mich., June 1. The DETROIT, st forces won in the prelim8KIRM1SH IN WHICH of the Democratic COSSACKS WERE VICTOR8 inary organisation tate convention today, electing L. T. Hearns chairman. An uninstructed LIAO TANG, June 1. Russian solddelegation will be gent to the St. Louis iers wounded In a skirmish near st men convention with the Monday arrived today. They in the majority. state that a detachment of the JapDaniel J. Campau was elected as a anese Thirteenth Infantry and some delegate-at-larg- e and endorsed for cavalry attacked a forage convoy of member of the national committee. He two hundred men. Siberian Cossacks is for Judge Parker for president came to the rescue and charged the Japanese with Jances and sworqp. GEORGIA FAVORS PARKER Anescaped. Only three Japanese BUT MAY NOT INSTRUCT other detachment tried to help the Japanese, but seeing that th attempt June L The GeorATLANTA, A X June 1. A Toklo telegram Kurokl has adminGeneral ays that istered a complete defeat to the under General Kuropatkln near Sumentae and that all the Russian positions east of Haicheng have been ROME, I THE GARRISON. THE RUSSIAN NAVY JOINED IN THE MOVEMENT TO REPULSE THE EN EMY. THE OPINION OF REFUGEES WHO HAVE ARRIVED HERE IS THAT PORT ARTHUR X Arthur. They will attempt nothing else Report May Be an Exaggeration of until Port Arthur has been cap- Ata Former Battle Cossacks X tured. tack and Cot to Pieces a Detachment of Japanese Infantry. AND HANG MOROCCAN BANDIT CHIEF I JAPS BEGIN FINAL ASSAULT I TO CAPTURE PORT ARTHUR SOUTHWARD JUNE 1, 1904. MARINES MAY BE SENT TO CATCH ARMY HAS MET CRUSHING DEFEAT JAPANESE CAPTURE WEDNESDAY, LIVELY. Captain Brown and Officer Bob Burke this afternoon brought to the county Jail a man named Irwin An derson, where he is to be examined as to his sanity. Anderson resides Somewhere on Second street, and several people In hla neighborhood have made complaint stating that last night he came upon the street armed with a shotgun snd made things lively by chasing several people to the foothills. PERMIT8 TO WED. Marriage licenses were yesterday issued to Robert Mann, aged 21, of Hooper, and Miss Verna Harris, aged 18, of Layton; Gettys F. McMackln, aged 34, of Ogden, and Miss Clarissa Talkman, aged 25, of the same place; Clifford J. Lull, aged S3, of Hampden, Mass., and Xhlma L. Farrell, aged 21, of Ogden. FIGHT 18 POSTPONED. The fight which was to have taken place In this city on June 15 between Tommy Burns and a man named Chamberlain has been postponed and Jerry McCarthy and Tommy Bums will give a series of boxing exhibitions here and in Salt Lake during that week. They are showing st the Bon Ton theater In Salt Lake this week. A sequel to the uppeal reecntly by the supreme court In which dis-mis- ed Mary E. Stephens and Rylpha Steph- ens were piulntlffa and Sidney Stevens and others were defendants, waa filed In the Second district court today. By the dismlsal of the appeal judgment against Sldnay Stevens for a sum in the neighborhood of $12,000 was affirmed. The original action was against Sidney Stevens et al and was to compel full payment of stork subscribed for by the incorporators of the South Ogden Land, Building and Improvement company. The present action is whnt is called a creditors bill. It is brought by the same plulntlffs ns In the other action against Sidney Stevens and others, and It Is alleged that Sidney Stevens has conveyed to the Implement company and to his wife and sons to defraud his creditors, properly destrrlhed in the complaint, towlt: Twenty pieces of real estate and the greater part of the stock of the Stevens Implement company. The pnrtles are cited Into court for the purpose of having the deeds and conveyances to this property set aside so that the property can be sold to satisfy the Judgment In the original case. T. D. Johnson and A. G. Horn are plaintiffs attorneys. WASHINGTON, June 1. Instructions have been sent to Consul Gum-me- re at Tangier by the state department on the order of the president to convey word mediately to the Moroccan government that the United States will insist on the capture and execution of the brigand Ralsull if he should carry out his threat of killing the captives PerdU-ariand Var-le- y. It has been determined that the United States, regardless of the action of any other power, will assume the responslbllit)' Jof pursuing Ralsull into the mountains of Morocco should he make good his threat and will capture and execute him summarily. At the first information of harm to Ferdicarla or Variey marines will be landed from the American vessels at Tangier and started for the lair of the brigands. CAPTIVES WELL TREATED BY MOROCCAN BRIGAND8 TANGIER, June L The newspa per Mu roc today stales that the family of Ion Perdicarla have received letters from the captives in which they state that they are in fair spirits and that their captors are considerate. SEVEN WARSHIP8 ARE NOW AT TANGIER TANGIER, June 1. The American and cruisers Olympia, Baltimore Cleveland arrived today, making seven warships in port. FINE HOTEL BURNED. SAN DIEGO, Cal, June 1. The Hotel Iturblde at Ensenalia was totally EXCURSION TO CA3TILLA. destroyed by fire this morning. It was the first structure in the Mexican Castilla of Schefskl the .Manager Sprlnga resort, Is arranging for an territory of Lower California. The excursion from this city to the hotel cost $65,000 when constructed springs oil June 26th, when the Og- sixteen years ago. den and Eureka baseball teams cross bats at the resort. Another excur MEETING OF W. S. A. ALUMNI. slon will be run from Eureka on the sume day. The excursion from OgSocial Function Followed den will leave early on Run day morn- Delightful Business Meeting. the ing and return during the evening. It will be entirely for use of the Ogden The Weber Stnke academy alumni people and will be one of the chances met at the acudeiny last night and of the season for a pleasant outing st considerable business. The transacted a very, reasonable price. meeting was In the nature of an annual reunion. At the close of the busTRANSFERRED TO OMAHA. iness session an adjournment waa taAnother Important change In rail- ken to the domestic arts department, where a delicious luncheon was servroad circles was given out by the this morning. T. V. Collins, ed, the room and tables being artistiwho has been stationed In this city cally decorated with cut flowers. The function was one of unalloyed enjoyIn the capacity of traveling passenment and was another evidence of Union for has the Pacific, ger agent been sent to Omaha while A. B. the unexcelled ability of the alumni Mosley of Butte will come to Ogden in the provision of social Intercourse. The next meeting of the alumni will and fill the office of traveling passenheld Tuesday at the tabernacle at be man the for Harr! system. ger agent Mr. Collins will .undoubtedly receive 4p.m, after the academic commencea position In the passenger offices at ment exercises. Omaha. THROW PROM A HORSE. TO OBTAIN LARGER FLOW. The Utah Oil and Liquid Asphalt company has shipped to its fields at holPromontory a ten ler with steam fittings and are preparing to steam up and barrel the h asphalt. They have at present a flow, but it runs very slow and the intention is to put the pipes down in the ground, liquify the asphalt and thus obtain a larger flow. horse-pow- Mrs. Thomas Lindsays er six-inc- Mrs. Thomas Lindsay of this city received a telegram today from San Francisco, telling her of the Injury of her father. Major D. W. Moore, who has charge of the curio department at the Cliff House. Mr. Moor was exercising and riding a horse belonging to J. M. Wilkins, proprietor of the Cliff House, and was thrown to the ground and badly inwas broken jured. His collar-bon- e and It 1s thought that he has received severe Internal Injuries. Mrs. Lindsay will leave for San Francisco tonight . LAKE IS STATIONARY. Reports are that the level of Great Salt Lake Is now about stationary, the rise which it was expected would continue until well into the summer having ceased. A fall may now be looked for with the commencement of warm weather. Father Badly Injured at Cliff House, San Francisco. |