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Show O Gr D !E 1ST, U T A 1--T Thursday, September i, 1904 BATTLE TIDE TURNS STRONGLY AGAINST MUSCOVITES are twenty-fiv- e drowned on excursion X Sept. 1. An excur- wan .lion boat filled with people to- Yolo neat' 'caught In a gale ATHENS, X excursion- - e day and twenty-fivdrowned. were inti Kuropatkins Right Center Is in Full Retreat and His Position Is Turned from North . X ROCKEFELLER'S LATEST SCHEME X a Kuroki Is Advancing on Liao Yang While Oku and Nodzu Pursue Retreating Russians Slavs Lost Fifteen Thousand in Yesterdays Fighting While Japanese Casualties Were Twelve Thousand-Gen- eral Stackelburg Is Wounded. mm silt Hembcr of Ohio Commandery SALT LAKE, Sept WS H. J. 1. Wil- kinson of Cleveland, Ohio, comtnan-der- y of the Knights Templar, en route was strangled by to San Francisco, salt water only two feet deep In the Great Salt Lake while he was bathi- ng this morning. He was brought a special train and rushed to a hospital. It the city on Into immediately ia feared Mr. Wilkinson will die. FOR NEXT TEMPLARS CHICAGO CONCLAVE FRANCISCO, Sept 1. The first of the larger delegations to the conclave arrived this morning, being The arthree Indiana commanderles. rival of the Indianans marks the beginning of a steady influx that will not cease until Monday night or Tuesday morning. Campaigning for the next conclave has begun. It looks as if ChiSAN cago would have a walk-ove- r. WRECKED OIL CARS wu HAS pressure lliia iuo rnn-n- t not ex- Tin- - liisxc were great mi both sides. TOKIO, SEPT. REACHED HERE THIS EVENING ecuted. The .milieu alept in their poTO THE EFFECT THAT THE RUS- sitions. At 6 o'clock thia morning the RUSSIAN GENERAL IS SIAN RIGHT AND CENTER, DESERIOUSLY WOUNDED battle hail not been resinned. LIAO YANG, IS REFENDING TREATING. THE JAPANESE ARE TOTAL LOSSES ARE ST. PETERS 111' UG. Sept. 1. In an TWENTY-SEVETHOUSAND IN PURSUIT. nllirial message from Liao Yang ft la announced that General Krasovski, ROME, Sept. 1. The Liao Tang 1. THE EXa portion of the Russian LONDON, SEPT. corresimndent of the Italia Militalre commanding was seriously wounded REPORTS CHANGE TELEGRAPH line, wires that the total losses in the fight- fighting THAT OFFICIAL CONFIRMATION yesterday. at Liao Yang .thus far as twenty-seve- n HAS BEEN RECEIVED IN LONDON ing thousand. JAPANESE ADVANCE FROM OF THE REPORT THAT THE RUSThe Russians have already lost fifNORTH OF MUKDEN SIAN RIGHT CENTER IS IN. FULL teen thousand killed, wounded and RETREAT WITH GENERALS OKU taken. They have also had IT IS prisoners MUKDEN, Sept . 1. It Is reported AND NOOSU IN PURSUIT. forty-fiv- e cannon destroyed, sixteen here that ten thousand Japanese are CONFIRMED THAT GENERAL OKU cannon, forty thousand rifles and two from the northenst of MukHAS SUCCEEDED IN TURNING hundred wagons captured and two advancing POSIden. The report la not confirmed. KUROPATKIN'S GENERAL hundred wagons destroyed. TION FROM THE NORTH. The correspondent estimates that JAPANESE ARE MARCHING the Japanese losses are twelve thousTOWARDS LIAO YANG RUSSIANS CUT OFF and killed and wounded. FROM MAIN WORKS ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 1. The GENERAL 8TACKELBERG IS 1 under GenRethat the Japanene report ST. PETERSBURG, 8TILL FIGHTS BUT WOUNDED Sept. eral Kuroki have crossed the Taltse ports from the Liao Tang battle were LONDON, Sept. 1 .Reuters St. river Is confirmed In an official discontinued until midnight and showed The Japanese Petersburg correspondent reports that patch from General Snkharoff. The frightful alaughter. have succeeded In getting a column the, news has reached St. Petersburg dispatch states that a division of foot across the Ylatse river, northesst of that General Stackelberg was wounded soldiers with cavalry and artillery Liao Yang, and General Kuropatkln In the fight at Liao Tang yesterday crossed first and covered the advance a further detachment. After fordgave the order to fall back upon the but remained In the fighting line. The of advanced the continued at the river until late night. Japanese fighting to ing the main works. Owing Japanese - TIE UP TRAFFIC REDDING, Cal., Sept. L Three oil on an extra eastbound freight train left the track a mile south of Kennet at 5 o'clock this morning. Two of them were hurled Into tjie river and one was dragged. along the track, can tearing up the ic ia tied up. rails and ties. All traff- (I FIGHT IS OVER ATTACK Colored Men Start Off to Serenade Five Him He Had Gone on EAST ST. LOUIS, Sept. 1. hundred strike sympathisers today attacked a street car carrying non-union men JUST BEGUN FROM HIS FRIENDS STRIKE SYMPATHIZERS SAY PACKERS; Fifteen Hundred Independent Butchers Will Leave Their Work Tonight Stockyards Police Details Are Heavily Reinforced. a Picnic to the packing houses. Clubs and stones were freely used and men were seriqusly Injured. arrests were made. several Three OYSTER BAT, Sept 1. Sagamore Hill Is being stormed by a thousand HAVE colored picnickers from Brooklyn. A HALF MILLION FIRE special train bringing members and friends of the Colored Business Men's DALLAS. Sept 1. The big plant of srrlved the Armstrong Packing company was association from Kings county noon. . destroyed by fire today, entailing a at Two bands have started for Sagaloss which will probably reach half a more Hill to play Hail to the Chief, million. but It is doubtful if they see the presSPELLBINDER IS PUT ident, who started away this morning OUT OF COMMISSION on a picnic with the boys. ARMSTRONGS CHICAGO. Sept. 1. independent packing concerns and the refusal of the strikers to permit men to ship rattle from the yards. Reports from city markets Indicate that the supply of meat will not last more than two or three days. As most of New York's supply of cattle goes through the Chicago yards the former city will experience the more serious famine. A rumor Is current In the yards that men live stock handled by and sent out on the hoof will never reach its destination. Eight hundred police were distributed about the stock yards this morning In anticipation of trouble. Rigid picketing Is in progress President Donnelly declares today. the real struggle has only begun, while the packers assert the strike Is on its coin-mlssio- in last lega Fifteen hundred Independent butchers will be out of work tonight They are cleaning up today and by tomorrow the Independent plants will be closed. A meat famine In Chicago, It is now declared, will follow the closing of the non-uni- on Sept. 1. Senator - Lodge NEW YORK EDITOR with bronchitis at his home at MYSTERIOUSLY DISAPPEARS NapanL He has given up speechmak-In- g MEN DEWEY for a week. NEW YORK, Sept. L Word was received here today that Charles B. SOME REEDED IMPROVEMENTS. Spear, editor of Outlook and Current IS ALLOWED BAIL GET Literature, disappeared mysteriously Dangers of the Canyon Dugway Which on the night of August 80th from the steamer Prince Albert, which plies In Can Be Minimized. As the erection of fence along the the English channel between Dover Iwnk of the river In Ogden canyon la and Ostend. The message says he eiNo Distribution of $370,000 Begun To- District Attorney Jerome Made telng urged upon the attention of the ther Jumped or fell overboard. He was Opposition to Application day Admiral Gets $17,000 county commissioners, several other traveling in Europe for his health. Bail Is $20,000. needed improvements may also he as His Share. ugttested to them so that they may be FOLK AND BRYAN OPEN MISSOURI CAMPAIGN considered by them In conjunction lth the other matter. 1. In the abSept. 1 A. W.j NEW YORK, Kept. ASHINGTON, A place where SPRINGFIELD, Sept. 1. The Demprotection Is needed At-. vn, the auditor of the navy de- sence of opposition from District the erection of a fence Is at the ocratic state campaign opened here toment today began the distribution torney Jerome, Justice Amend of the f the dugway, or boulevard e, a day. There were fifteen thousand peoIt was rise money won by Admirals Dew- - supreme court this morning granted Attorney District attendance. formerly called, which leads ple In down to the entrance to the canyon. Folk spoke this afternoon. William ind his officers and men at Ma- the application of Nan Patterson, the If a team were to alleged slayer of Caesar Young, for plunge over the dug-Wa- T J. Bryan will speak tonight. 3370,-wi- ll to amounts tickstate which admission to bald. The ball wns fixed le money, at this point they would go down All the candidate on the a distance of several hundred feet and et, as well sa Governor Dockery, made be distributed among two at 320,000. Admiral Dewey isand persons. the occupants of aliy vehicle would go short addresses. SCOTLAND'S DAY AT down to certain death. get 317,000. TORONTO FAIR Another danger spot Is the approach ROB GROCER AND THREE NDARD PAYS STORE o the BURN HIS bridge which spans the river 1. Scottish CENTS MORE FOR OIL) TORONTO, Ont, Kept. t before On the canyon. several entering and Dominion the societies of Wr1 aide of the road at this KANSAS CITY, Sept. 1. Two men point, and similar organisations from 'standard delegations 1. In The ILEDO, Kept. Specially on the south side, there are robbed "Commodore Taylor of 3600 look part today company today announced that In the United States flP embankments which ought to be his grocery store this morning. They Scotland s Day of In the celebration would pay three cents more than fenced, thua Insuring better protect- knocked a lamp from hla hands. The AYhilllf llltl. TamamM I Iks am laffiM nsails nslMlaiinl ion to travelers. store and an adjoining one burned. BOSTON, PHILIPPINE EXHIBIT la HI Al , j towards I.iao Yang in iwo bodies, one marching due west and the oilier going by way or the Yontalii mines. Fierce fighting between the lending ranks of tin- - Russians and Japanese. Employes Have Lifted $25,000 by Reselling Tickets of Ad- mission. WASHINGTON. Sept. 1. The Philippine exhibit at the St. Louis fulr has been robbed by employes of a sum BELATED MESSAGE FROM STOESSEL eittial to 325,111)1), according to a report from Dr. W. I'. Wilson, the rhalrinnii . ST. PETERSIR-Rt!Sept. 1. Gen- of the Philippine section. The steal eral Sloessel, In eonnnaiid of Port Arwus iiccntiipliHhed by the reselling of thur, reports that tin Japanese ninde of admission. tickets assaults oil the fortress on August 23d and 26th, whleh were repulsed In each ease. He states that the garrison re- SHERIFF DECLINES AID OF MILITIA ceived the congratulations of the esnr on their bravery with loud hurrahs. CRIPPLE CREEK, Col., Sept 1. The dispatch adds: "Tour majesty's In h letter to Governor Peabody, Shermessage has doubled the forces deiff Edward Bell has formally declined fending Port Arthur and the heroic Jhe t services of the state militia to spirit of the troops. From today, with order In this district, and preserve God's help, all assaults shall be reexpressed the belief that "the best In, pulsed. terests of this county and state will KUROKI CROSSES RIVER be subserved through the determinaNORTH OF LIAO YANG tion of the sheriff's office end the will of the best people of this district. I ST. FETERSRVRG. Sept. 1. Genwrites the sheriff, "that most eral Kuroki's army la crossing the believe, Tains river to the 'east, north of Liao of the dlsturhanurea occurring recently In this district have lieen occasioned One division has crossed on Yaiuig. the united efforts of the Western by pontoon bridges and others nrs now Federation to create an Impression of billowing. ntnrm regarding life and property In this locality and bring dlarepute and odium uion the admlnlatratlon of the I MISSING SAYS DONNELLY j BIG STEAL FROM May Die From Bath la Salt Lake LONDON. Scpi 1. Tin1 Mirror s.iys llockefellci' Is aluuil to es- talilisli a blink in l.ntiiliii). It will luve a capital of a million pnmnls sterling. BANK sheriffs SHOP FORCE DIRECTOR'S TRACK Vice President of Institution Failed Is Hiding With office. that COMING. About Thirty Oregon 8hort Line Will Locate in Thu City Saturday. Em-ploy- es Ah was announced In our Issue of August 11th, the Oregon Short Line Fiancee. und Union Purine railway companies have perfected arrangements by which the former Union Pacific roundhouse, which has been vacant since the con1, According CAMBRIDGE, Sept. solidation of the Harriman lines, will to advices received by the chief of be remodelled and used as a paint police, H. O. Barber of this city, shop, which means that the present and director of the Commer- Oregon Short Line jmint shops now cial bank of Cambridge, which failed at Salt Lake will be removed to thia on June 16th, has been ntuylrig at the city. A force of about thirty inen, now Hoilendeck hotel at Ison Angeles. In the Halt Lake shops, will employed ' The Information stated that Burber arlrve In this city on Saturday, ready had registered under an assumed to begin work. They will for the presname, with a woman said to be his ent be asked to aid In the remodelling wife. An order was sent for Barbers of the building and fitting out the arrest. same for Hi paint shops, which will be Miss Carrie Norris, to whom Barcompleted In the course of a week. ber was' said to be engaged, left here The change will mean the bringing shortly after Barbers departure, pre- to thia city of most of the paint shop sumably to visit Marietta. She has employes. They will, with few excepnot been heard from since. tions, make their homes In this city. A later telegram states that Burber Is calculated that the new shops It has left the Hoilendeck and it Is sup- will give employment altogether to posed he is hiding In some lodging some fifty men. house. vice-presid- POOLROOMS MUST CLOSE IN NEW ORLEANS THIEVES WERE BUSY. Office of Hide and Pelt Company and NEW ORLEANS. La., Sept. 1. The death knell of poolrooms doing business In New Orleans and elsewhere in Louisiana wus sounded today when the Hunslcke and poolroom las- became operative. The new law attaches s penalty to running a pool-rooor being employed In one amounting to a fine of not less than 3200 or not more than 3600 with Imprisonment for six months. Southern Pacific Shops Are Entered. The office of the Ugdtn Hide and Pelt company, on Wall avenue, waa entered by thieves last night and robbed of a quantity of clothing. The thief or thieves gained entrance through a window by first breaking the glass. On entering he managed to lay his hands upon a brand new Stct-no- n hat and a coat In place of these an old coat and hat. The hat left DISTRICT he IOWA NINTH WILL NOMINATE WILCOX left by the thief Is an extra small sixe, while the Stetson la, on the other 1 hand, mi exceedingly large one. so he COUNCIL BLUFFS. In.. Sept. convenwill probably not venture to wear It The Democratic congressional is about the city. held Ninth district tion of the being Another theft wan committed last to to a name opcandidate here today at the Southern Pacific shops, L Smith. Walter night Congressman pose where a csonderahle amount of valAll Indications point to the nominam i tion of TlnmUtnn wold. Wilcox of Grls- - uable tools belonging to S. C. Higgins. were taken. |