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Show m VOLUME NUMBER OGDEN, UTAH 232. FOREST FIRES flit STAND 1 IS HE TRAINS WRECKED L THURSDAY, ARABIA TO WILL BE NEW RELEASED PORT ARTHUR IT Be-n- g d PARSONS. Kan., Auk. 4. It U reported here that a Fiisi-imsseiiger train was wrecked near Viniia, I. T., this morning, two being killed 4. According and fourteen fatally nr seriously InAug. XEWCHWANG, the Ruaaiana jured. The eiiKine and lender left the to word received today been driven back tracks and were followed by several at port Arthur have coaches which overturned. defense. The Jap-DC- te to their last line of have three hundred and fifty LOUISVILLE. Ky., Aug. 4. The action. In Louisville & Nashville southbound guns and fifty Jap Guns. collided this morning paseanger near Horse Cave with northbound pasNORTH e No. ARMY IN FULL RETREAT KUROPATKINS Aug. 4. The Jap-nelegation givea out the following official dispatch: ae WASHINGTON, Xokio Oku reports that the enemy haa been retreating continuously northward Ince August 2d. On August -- General 1 senger No. 2. Thirty-threpassengers and four trainmen were injured, Engineer Rehm seriously. RIOT BETWEEN HAYTIEN SOLDIERS AND FOREIGNERS KALISI'ELI., Mont.. Aug. 4. The inui rose forest tire wnlcn nave been I'iiKiiii a week nre now beyond control. Hundred of men are lighting the blaze. Wire communication haa been cut off between here and White-fis- h. It is rejanted that several buildings have been destroyed In the latter town. ANOTHER BEARMOUTH TRAIN ROBBER ARRESTED le ST. PAUL Aiik. 4. Northern secret service officers have arrested John Christie at Hope, Idaho, Implicated with 1. O. Hammond In the Hearmouth, Mont., train robbery. Christie, according to the officers of the Northern Pacific, confessed to his and when cappart in the hold-u- p tured had $7nl) or 8S00 and some diamonds taken from the express messenger's safe. Christie, according to the officers, was tracked from place to place over the mountain ranges to Wallace and then to Spokane and finally reached Hope. Idaho, with secret service men twenty-fou- r hours behind him. Hope is the home of his wife's family and one of the officers remained on watch, expecting him to return. He did not return, and when called on to surrender gave up without offering resistance. He was Immediately locked up. Pa-cit- PORT AU PRINCE, Hayti, Aug. 4. our army occupied Hnlcheng and A general melee between soldiers and Xewchwang, which la situated thirty foreigners, a majority of the latter Symile northeast of the port of the same rians, occurred here today. The police name. were powerless to suppress the disorder. The carriages of several AmerKING EDWARD RECEIVES icana were stoned. DISPATCHES FROM CZAR American citizens have hoisted the and Stripes over their residences Stars BIRMINGHAM, Aug. 4. The Post a number of them have sought and today states that a messenger arrived refuge In the American legation. hi London at a late hour Monday from Owing to the energetic remonstrangt Petersburg with dispatches and an ces of the diplomatic corps the govautograph letter from the esar to the ernment has decided to take measures king, which was taken to Cowes. The to protect the peacable Inhabitants dispatches were considered by memand strong patrols of police have been bers of the cabinet, after which anto protect the Syrian stores. sent other messenger departed for the RusCORNWELL NOMINATED sian capital. IN WEST VIRGINIA STRUCK IRON HOOK; Id HUNG IN MIDAIR RUSSIAN CRUISER IS IN PURSUIT OF VESSELS Conn., WATERBURY, Aug. 4. of Lineman Truman Judaon the SouLONDON, Aug. 4. The Central New thern England Telephone comNews St Petersburg correspondent refell while at work on a pole forty pany ports that the Russian auxiliary cruifeet high and was caught twenty feet ser Donural In in pursuit of one British from the ground by an Iron hook and two Swedish vessels which are behis jaw. After hanging for a lieved to he carrying five submarine through time the flesh tore and he fell short and seven torpedo boats In sections to to the ground. Although he has conJapan. cussion of the brain, a broken Jaw, a lacerated scalp and fractured ribs, KUROPATKIN'8 POSITION his physicians say he will recover. IS CONSIDERED DESPERATE ST. PETERSBURG. Aug. er ft general engagement 4 RETURN Wheth- la already progressing around L'ao Yang between the forces of General Kuropatkln and the three Japanese armies which have been moved against him from the south and east the decisive battle of the campaign is regarded as certain If the Japanese energetically follow up their preliminary sucre see of the last three days. At various points the lighting haa been of a desperate and bloody character, the Russians offer-bi- g the most stubborn resistance. The losses, therefore, although their extent la not yet established, must be heavy on both sides. Between 6,000 and 8.000 men la one estimate given of the Russian losses. All the estimates. however, are little better than guess work as yet and possibly the Russian casaultles may he much larger. The strong screen drawn General Kuropatklna interior b" around positions been driven In at all points, Hal-ehebeing practically abandoned without a blow. The pressure of the Japanese numbers and the failure to bold the northern positions probably rendered It useless to try to hold out instituted VARGOE, Norway, Aug. sel will sail again tomorrow.' the expedition are well. CHAMBERLAIN REOPENS PROTECTION CAMPAIGN LONDON, Aug. berlain 4. Secretary Cham- his protectionist campaign this afternoon by addressing n huge audience at Wei beck. ed SNEAK THIEF GETS AWAY WITH SIX THOUSAND KANSAS CITY, Aug. 4. Six thous- and and twenty dollars In cash were stolen by a sneak thief who entered Dr. William Frye's home last night. LEBAUDY'S All of SUBWAY TAVERN IS WELL PATRONIZED 4. re- assembled this morning, adopted a platform endorsing the work of the St. Louis convention and nominated John J, Cornwell for governor on the third ballot. Com- 4. mander Champ of the relief expedition to the north pole to rescue Anthony Fiala, who rescued Baldwin of the Ziegler exploring party, has returned heer from Fran Josef Land on account of a shortage of coal. The ves- NEW YORK. Aug. Aug. 4. AIRSHIP PROVES A SUCCESS NANTES, France, Aug. 4. Lebau-dy- 's dirigible balloon made Its first flight today and It was pronounced a success. The subway MURDERER HANGED. PATERSON, N. J.. Aug. 4. John tavern, dedicated by Bishop Potter, la doing a rushing business and the Lyons was hanged today for the mur"Bishop's Place," aa It la dubbed, der of John Christian, who detected promises to be one of the fads of the him in attempted robbery four years ago. city. street YORK. New tiikcrs Auk- - 4 - Bureau Benda a Washington th.it the secretary of Federation of Labor Organizer Secures Strikers Consent to Reopen the Negotiations With PackTin Wall VLADIVOSTOK, Aug. 4. Tin prize ers Conditions Are Peaceful. out on ita eourt haa decided to eontise.ite sin dispatch stating portion uf Hu cargo of the Arabia as agriculture hur- nu consigned to Japanese purls, con- riedly left tin capital today on n western t lip. the object of whii-l- i is a per- sisting of Hour and railway eiiuipincnt. This cargo is being unloaded, after sonal invciig;ition in behalf of the which the steamer will be released. pp'siilem nf the effect of the beef trust The court w ill also consider the cases on the pi'Oihircr of cattle. of the ships sunk, four Japanese schooners, a Japanese sionmrr, German and SECRETARY MORTON ON British steamers. The crews of all are i TOUR OF INSPECTION being well cared for. The captain of D. U WASHINGTON. ship Knight Unmmniidi-- r Auk. 4. -- the the act of Ibiriiig the next week or two the new recognizes the lcKulity of siukliiK his ship. sei rotary nr the navy Is to have Ills first taste of life alsiard a naval ship. JAPS BELIEVE FALL The dispatch boat Dolphin which left OF PORT ARTHUR NEAR WashinKtou today carries the secretary nf thu navy and Mrs. Morton and TtiKln, Auk. 4. The Japanese are a party of Ktiests. Included among the hourly uwaitiiiK t Mings of a victory latter are Attorney General Moody, at Port Arthur with more Interest and Speaker Cam inn and Miss Cannon, eagerness thnn heretofore displayed The rruise, which Is In the nature of (lining the war. a tour of Inspection, will extend as far From n lmiltioal, strategical and senas the Maine const. timental standpoint the iHissesslon of the Russian fortress and nuviil linse BIG MISSIONARY Is considered of paramount Importance CONFERENCE MEETS by the Japanese. It Is known that the Japanese noose nlioiit the besieged RICHFIELD SPRINGS. X. Y., Aug. city Is gradually tightening. The Jap4. The American Missionary congress anese guns are flouring fire Into the of the Protestant Episcopal church, diminishing circle and It Is felt here which opened here today for a session that the critical hour Is fast approachof ten days, has attracted a notable ing. gathering of churchmen. Representatives of various Episcopal societies FALL8 CITY CHAUTAUQUA. from New the present fjre England NEW ALBANY, Ind., Aug. 4. fates, the central western states and Bright prospects exist for the sucress the southern states ns far an Virginia. of this year's session of the New AlThe congress will discuss methods of bany and Jeffersonville Chautauqua Bible study, missionary work, home d assembly, which opened today at and abroad, and other matters of genpark. The ten days' program eral Interest to church workers. Is replete with attractive features. In addition to addresses and lectures by MISSISSIPPI VETERANS. such men of note ns Champ Chirk. ABERDEEN, bliss., Aug. 4. PractiCongressman Charles B. Landis. Wilcally every camp In the state Is ful- liam Jennings Bryan and several ly represented at the annual reunion others there will tie a series of conbegun here today by the Mississippi certs In which well known musicians division of the United Confederate and soloists will take part. Veterans. Every train arriving last evening brought its quota of visitors THE STATE CONVENTION. and at an early hour It was evident that the attendance was to be unusually large. Thanks to the effective work Democrats Will Nominate State Ticket in Salt Laka on Sepof General Robert E. Huston and his tember 8. associates the visitors found everyIn readiness for their reception thing At the meeting of the Democratic and entertainment. The city la prostate committee held In Salt Lake this fusely decorated In their honor. The reunion will be In session two morning it was deelded to hold the days. In addition to the transaction, state convention of the party in that of routine business there will be city on September feth. The represencamp-fir- e meetings with addresses by tatives of fifteen counties were presGovernor Vardanian, Congressman G. ent at the meeting. The arrangements B. Humphries and other men of note. for the convention will be made by a committee of five to be appointed by the chairman. ADMIRAL WALKER TO The committee decided that the apGOVERN CANAL ZONE portionment of representation In the PANAMA, Aug. 4. Admiral Walker convention should be upon the same today assumed the governoshlp of the basis as the last convention, basing It upon the vote for the Democratic Panama canal sone. Major-Gener- al Davla will return to the United States. congressional nominee. Glen-woo- POPE IS TIRED BAILEY VISITS boodleIIr AFTER OE WRANGLING JUDGE PARKER POSSIBILITY OFFICE UHU'AGi), Aug. 4. John K. Klls-- li trick, n.iiiuuiil organizer of the Federation of Labor, after attending a meeting of the Butchers strike this tnurniug, iiunouiiccd that a third party had secured the consent of the striking union to approach the puckers with it new plan of settlement. In an Interview at Kansas City this morning. President Ikmnelly denied knowledge of any peace Initiative by llie strikers. The euiulltlnu at the yards were Na refill this morning. The threatened spread of the stnek yards strike cann last libthl when an order was issued by the union fiirbiililhiK drivers of Ice wagons to make any deliveries to retail butehers who, since the packlng-hous- a teamsters went on strike, have been hauling Aieut from the yards in their own wagons. As the refrigerators In most markets do not hold enough ice to hint longer thRn forty-eighours, the order to cut off the supply of Ice, If It can he enforced, ineana that muny persons In Chicago will be coniielled to forego fresh meat. Officers of the tenmaters union have appointed pickets to watch retail markets all over Chicago with Instructions to see that the boycott Is carted out Outside of the decision of the striking unions to extend the strike to the Icemen there wss little change, In the situation at the stock yards. With their new employes and those that hnve deserted the unions, the packers managed to dispose of fully 50 per cent as much work ss Is carried on under Fewer thnn 806 normal conditions. new employes arrived at the various plunla today, this being the smallest nnnilier of strlke-brenkereceived during any day since the employer! decided to bring outsiders to Chicago to break the strike. The packers declared that the reason for the small addition to their forces was that they were about through hiring workmen nnd were now choosing only skilled men. While admitting that the packers the Hre doing considerable business, strike lenders declare that the employers are losing money on every nnlmRl that Is slaughtered, and the unskilled It workers wnste all the Is on this wnste that the atrikera base their hopes for final success, arguing that It Is only a matter of time until the employers will become tired of losing money and will eventually make overtures to the unions for s settlement. com-initt- i,. ht rs DONNELLY ENCOURAGES KANSAS CITY STRIKERS KANSAS CITY. Aug. 4. President Donnelly hnd s private seslon with the striking beef butchers local unions this morning and Infused considerable life Into the trades council. Otherwise the situation Is unchanged. BASEBALL TROPHY CUP. Texas Senator Will Be One of the Want Share of Public Funds for Has Had Too Mock of it Since Narrowly Escapes Penitentiary and 8alt Lake Herald Presents One for Now Wants to Go to His Election a Year Their Educational Competition. Prominent Democratic around Liao Congress. Institutions. Ago. Speakers. It wag announced to the local basefrom Anshanshan, forces Tuesday night a compact chain in the form of a semi-circTang, extending half way between le Tang, to Anplng, Halcheng and Liao which la only thirt- een miles east of Liao Yang. Unless the bulk of General Kuropatkln's y has already been withdrawn north of Liao Yang, It is difficult to see how cou'd now do so with such great Pressure, the Japanese being almost uPon his main lines. Inasmuch as Portions of four army corps were engaged in the fighting, up to last night, nd ar-n- as these corps comprise three-Qu- a iters of the whole Russian army. oems certain that nothing except Portion of the stores and munitions 'o yet been removed. Nevertheless Informed military attaches ss 1 ex-re- the SETTLEMENT IS Con- ng there. The Russian o OF AN ARCTIC RELIEF EXPEDITION PARKERSBURG, W. Va The Democartlc state convention X1-:- 4, 1904 PLAN FOR A Fatal Accident on the Frisco Road. Hundreds of Men Are fighting the President Sends Personal Repre- But Russians Will Confiscate Several Coaches Being Flames Near KalispeQ, sentative to Investigate traband Portion of the Overturned. Montana. the Beef Trust. Back to Their Cargo. it fccn Driven City Last Line of Defense Bombarded by Three Hun-re- AUGUST that General Kuro-PM- n win get away with the bulk of main army if he finds the chances opinion "gainst him. DETROIT, Mich., Aug. 4. At the session of the American Federation of Catholic Societies this morning a number of resolutions were adopted, Including one on the school question, advancing this solution: "Let no public moneys be paid out for religious Instruction In any school; let the educational per capita tax be disbursed for results In purely secular studies only In our Catholic schoolaour teachera receiving their salaries as TEAMSTERS NATIONAL OFFICERS their teachera receive theirs. To ascertain these results let our schools be CINCINNATI, Aug. 4. The national submitted to state or city examinations. Thus will the great principle of convention of teamsters Secretary-Tour government, no public moneys for President Shea of Boston and sectarian purposes, be preserved reasurer by of Chicago Turley acclamation. ESOFUS, N. Yh Aug. 4. Senator Bailey of Texas was the paramount political visitor at Roaemount today. Senator Bailey will be one of the big five Democratic spellbinders, the others being Bourke Cock ran, Cleveland and Senator Daniel and Judge Gray. While here Senator Bailey will meet Governor Montague of Virginia and others. T ed Aug. 4. The first anniversary of the pope's election was observed at the Vatican today. His holiness celebrated mass at 5:20, after which he received his immediate entourage In an audience. He declared himself tired, almost tick, of the political wrangling with which he haa had to contend since hla election. Congratulatory telegram were received by his holiness from the head of nearly every European state, except President Lnubet of France. ROME, MINNEAPOLIS. Minn., Aug. 4. Dr. Ames, twice mayor of Minneapolis and twice tried for grafting, today filed an affidavit of hla candidacy for nomination for the Republican congress and will make a vigorous rampalgn. A. A. KING EDWARD IS GUEST ON THE METEOR COWES, Aug. 4. King Edward today la the guest aboard Kaiser Wilhelm's yacht Meteor which particiSENATOR HOAR'S CONDITION IMPROVED pates in the race with the American boat Ingomnr and six others. The race was won by Ingomar, the Sen4. WORCESTER. Mas.. Aug. American yacht owned by Commodore comfortable night ator Hoar passed a Plant, Is Improved. and hla condition ball management yesterday that a trophy-cup had been presented by the Balt Lake Herald to the team winning the amateur championship of the state. The teams who will compete for this trophy have now been sifted down to Eureka, Park City and Ogden, with the possible addition of the Cleveland Commission company's team of Salt Lake. A series of three games will be played by the Park City and Eureka team. The winner of this series will then cross bats with Ogden to decide the chamlponshlp. The Bell Telephone company! team of Salt Lake, winners of the city learue pennant at Salt Lake, will come to this city next Sunday for a game with the locals and an Interesting game may be looked for. |