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Show OGDEN, UTAH VIII. NUMBER 269. VOLUME PARKER S1ILL WOMANS NO MORE POWDER DISAPPEAR Leader of Tammany Has Long Talk With Next President Success Purse On Pullman Car-Passen- NEW YORK, Sept. 16. Judge Parker had two early morning callers at gers Are Searched to No Avail. wealthy lady from the east, whose name at this writing could not he learned, la minus about 1,200 worth of jewelry as a result of having left her purse In a toilet room on a PullA man sleeper. his apartments In the Hotel Astor. They were Charles F. Murphy, the leader of Tammany hall, who came In at 9 o'clock and stayed half an hour, and Congressman William Sulser, who remained fifteen minutes. Congressman Sulzer is not at liberty to divulge the nature of hia Interview. He declared that the Democrats would surely put up a winning ticket at Saratoga next week. the Unleg unexpected happens will leave for Eaopua by Parker Judge that she placed her took the The lady claims rings and trinkets in a purse and the latter with her to a toilet room and after she had washed her hands she left the room, forgetting to take ELUDE TO ITALY CORDON AN HEIR IN PORT ARTHUR from Saratoga. Loses TRAIN ROBBERS III CONFERENCE DIAMONDS Lady FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1904 C:30 train tonight MISS COX LAID TO REST. Held at with her the purse. She did not miss Services Over Remains House Hooper Meeting She ten later. minutes her rings until Yesterday. then went back to the room, but found that the purse was gone. Upon telliFuneral services over the remains of ng her misfortunes to another lady Miss Nettie Cox, the prominent young ' Utter said: "Why, 1 saw the lady of Hooper, who died at her home purse In the room, but did not remove on Monday, were held at the Hooper This Udy has since gone to Salt it. meeting house at 2 o'clock yesterday Lake. afternoon. Bishop's counsel, A. E. all reached this train When the city the employes of the (Pullman company Christensen presided. The speakers In the car and the passengers were were William Parker, J. R. Bell, Lee searched, but the lost property could Hammond and A. E. Christensen. The not be located. The lady Is still In waa' filled to Its utmost capacthe city swatting a ticket being sent house ity. her from Chicago. Miss Cox waa a prominent member TOOLE AGAIN TO .LEAD of the choir and tribute waa paid her MONTANA DEMOCRATS by a beatutiful decoration over the seat which she used to occupy. HELENA, Mont., Sept 17. Twice the yesterday the Democratic state conPROGRESS OF FAIRBANKS vention voted down propositions to ICE WAGON CAMPAIGN make an effort to fuse with the Labor, IS BORN Suspects of Rock Island Express Robbery Stoessel Suffers from Lack of Ammunit-tio- n Japanese Guns Inflict Terrific Are Nowhere to Be Found. DE8 MOINES. la.. Sept. 16. After suroutided of Hisses being by deputy sheriffs, detectives and farmers, the live men supported t have held up the ltiH'k Island train near Letts have ancse fortes before Yenial mines and broke through the cordon and encaied. Tai Tal station are being increased, No trace of them can lie obtained. also those near Kensfpsusl. The rear has telegraphed Kuropatkln as folCAN NOT TAKE THE CHILD. lows: Thank you and our troops for their heroic work and continued Mrs. Weiss Goss to Winnemucca to The return from Liao Yang Interview Her Husband. under the circumstances was excellently carried out In the face of grave Mrs. Herman Weiss took a train for difficulties. Wlniiemuritn, NeV., yesterday afternoon, for an interview with her husJAPANESE ATTACHE WATCHES BALTIC FLEET band. who is In the custody of Detective Pender there and whose arrest she LONDON, Sept. 16. The Copenhn? caused on u charge of embezzlement. gan correspondent of the Central News Mr. Weiss has now ugred to settle reports thatthe unknown Japanese who matters with his wife by paying her was arrested at Ska gen yesterday on $700, but refuses to give up the child. suspicion of being a spy, 1 Captain This Is not to the wife satisfactory Tukiluwa, naval attache at Berlin. He whs freed this morning. He said and hence she hits gone to the Nevada he was traveling for pleasure, but the town for an Interview. correspondent says it Is believed he Welsa denied the statements of his was la reality watching the Haltlc wife to the effect that they have' never fleet. had any domstlc troubles and refuses to live with her again. JAPANESE REINFORCEMENTS AND 8TORES FOR LIAO YANG PHILADELPHIA TO MINT FOR PANAMA NEWCHWANO, Sept. 16. Japanese reinforcements are continually debarking here and are sent northward PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 16. Dies toward Liao Yang aa soon as they arnow being made and as soon as are; rive. With them are sent great stores of winter supplies. Huge crops they are completed the work of mintare being reaped throughout Manchu- ing sliver money for the Republic of ria. Panama will begin In this city. It Is expected the new republic will have DID NOT SEE A about $1,500,000 In silver as a beginRUSSIAN CRUISER ning. The coins will be st the ratio 1 about the present JapanVICTORIA. R. C.. Sept 16. Naval of 82 to will be convertible Inese and ratio authorities this morning absolutely deny any knowledge of a Russian aux- to United States dollars, halves, quariliary cruiser having been seen off Vic- ters, dimes and pieces. In additoria by the crew of a British torpedo tion will be a coin of the value there boat They think the report is withof 2 2 cents, which, of course, will out foundation. not be directly convertible Into AmeriJAPANESE RUN can money. REGULAR TRAINS MEXICO CELEBRATES MUKDEN, Sept. 16. The Chinese INDEPENDENCE DAY Damage In Town and Docks. CHE KOO. Sept. 16. The Japanese between September September 8th ami 10th assaulted and captured the two miles east important fortltii-atloof fcolden hill, at Port Arthur. The Japanese were able to hold the position owing to the poor quality of the Russian powder, the shells falling short of the point for which they were aimed. Many shells failed to explode. This is taken to Indicate that Stoes-sel- 's supply om ammunition is running very low. The Russians have placed mines under all public buildings, wharves, arly senals and everything that could be of use to the Japanese, with the Intention to destroy them In case the Japanese enter the city. The house formerly occupied by was hit by a shell recently and wrecked. Another shell partially struck a destroyer, which was docked for repairs, destroying It and killing seven sailors. One shell demolished several engines In the dockyards and killed an officer and two men. The Japanese fleet cornea In dally much closer than formerly, throwing a few shells. The Japanese are constantly receiving heavy guns from Japan to which the Russians are unable to reply. Of the ships In the harbor only alx are. able to fight at present. poa-lsb- Al-exi- i Land of Sunshine Is en Fete Over the Arrival of the Baby Prince of Piedmont ROME, sept. 16. All Italy la en fete over the birth of un heir to the throne. All business Is practically sutqMMided. The Vatican la especially gratified lit the new prince having been called the Prince of Piedmont Instead of the Prince of Rome or of Naples. Cardinal Iticheliny, archbishop of Turin, will be asked to baptise the little prince, the ceremony being held at the castle of Racconigi. It lx reported the pope transmitted hia congratulations to the king and queen through cardinal Rlrhelmy, but this la not confirmed. The king and queen are being Inundated with telegrams. The mother and child continue to thrive. Tlie boy weights eight pounds. CANDIDATE WATSON IS COMING WEST CARSON, Nev., Sept 16. Thomas Watson, the presidential candidate of the Peoples party has accepted an. Invitation of the Silver party of Nevada to address the iieople of thla state on the Issues Involved in this campaign. He will come In October, and deliver two addresses. He will then go to California, Oregon and Washington and deliver a speech or two In each state. BEGINNING OF JAP ADVANCE ON MUKDEN WASHINGTON, Sept. 16. Senator Fairbanks arrived here from New MUKDEN, Sept. 16. Twenty-si- x WOMAN OF WEALTH IS York at 9:80 this morning. He hoardmen lv wounded belonging to General MARRIED TO WRE8TLER ed a B. A O. special at 10 o'clock. He Mlstchenkos division were brought waa accompanied by Senator Scott, into Mukden today. Particulars of the NEW YORK. Sept. 16. Enjoining Representative Dayton and other West skirmish are not available. It may on the minister Hnd slipping secrecy admean of the beginnlg the Japanese The first stop Virginia Republicans. so quietly that the news of their off on vance Mukden. Brief speeches twenty-tw- o votes out of a total vote of was at Harpers Ferry. romance did not lenk out until today, will be made along the line during the over 500. CZAR CONGRATULATES Mrs. Nuoinl Covay Duma-oinbe- , the that the Japanese are running report The six planks in the platform on day. Thes peclala will reach ParkersKUROPATKIN AND MEN t trains between Mount woman of and regular and Vernon, Dalny which the Democrats will make their OF' 16. This MEXICO. Sept. CITY burg at 10 o'clock this evening. Newchwang, the rolling stock, accordlight are an Initiative and referendum was Mexico' nntlonnl Independence Patrick J. Ring, manager of her estate, Gen16. to ST. their PETERSBURG, come statements, ing Sept having amendment to the constitution; a state and strong man and twice LUMBER FLUME USED FOR eral Kuropatkln reports that the Jap- - from San Francisco. day and In pursuance of the usual wrestler railroad commission, the members to accused of BODY burglary and perjury, were SHIPPING DEAD MANS custom the anniversary was observed be elected by the people; a direct priIn Long Islund City on Saturmarried mary nomination law; a fellow serthroughout the republic. In the capital day. RED BLUFF, Cal., Sept. 16. The vant Uw; the election of all Important ADD THREE SURVIVE President Dias reviewed an army of Mrs. Duuscotnbe Is worth more than state ofllcera by a direct vote of the body of Thomas Bloxham, who died which marched the 82.000,000. corps, through people; putting in the constitution the at Lyonsvllle, waa brought down from principal streets and In front of the eight-holaw, and a constitutional the sawmill town In the tall timber by SUED FOR $5,000 DAMAGES. PEACE TO OF national palace. The city was handamendment state OUT EIGHT the empowering board of equalisation to equalise as- means of the big flume of the Sierra somely' decorated, and there were all sessments. The ticket nominated Is: Lumber company to a point twelve sorts of amusements for the masses. A. Maillard Wants Chief Browning to Congressman, A. C. Gormley; gov- miles east of this city, where It was This Pay That Amount for Defamation evening congress assembles In ernor, J. K. Toole: chief justice, D. F. transferred to a wagon and brought of Character. DIhs session and President regular Smith; presidential electors, Pat Carwaa X Each man dead town. The Into Conditions Rescued Will Mike Members of will hlsannnul deliver Card-welBoat's message. l; Fishing Victory ney, Paul A. Fuss and Edward The suit for 85,000 damages for deflieutenant-governor, Edwin Nor- years old and a pioneer. Arthur Port Crew Land More Reach Another Exacting PRESIDENT8 SERVANT8 AND amation of character, brought by A. ris; clerk supreme court, Finley McRae; secretary of state. Miles Rom- MONKEY HAIR COVERS Crew Lost. Win Be Starved. HORSES WILL GO TOGETHER Maillard against Chief of Police ney; auditor, Phil C. Goodwin; treasA BALD OLD MAN Browning came up for hearing before urer, David G. Browne; attorney-genera- l, f OYSTER BAY, Sept. 16.The presi- Judge Rolapp In the Second district Charles H. Hall; superintendent dent and Mr. Roosevelt took a long court this afternoon. At the time of VENICE, Sept. 16. In one of the of public Instruction, J. M. Kay. CHARLESTOWN. & C- - Sept. 16. PARIS, Sept. 16. In an Interview horseback ride this morning. No visi- going to press a jury had not been hlapitals qf Padua Is a The steamer Apache arrived today tors are Baron on but Matin the the bald head, today, by published man, entirely expected today. GE0GRAPHER8 ARE NOW empaneled. covto three of the crew of eight of the minister HayashL the Japanese Plana are made for a return to On the 81st of March Maillard was AT THE FALL8 whose body has suddenly become boat Eagle, which, with the fishing next Thursday. The enered with long hair like that of a London says: on a charge of vagrancy. Four Dora, was lost off this coast on Friday Washington arrested office force tire outfit. Including the n. y., sept. 16. monkey. His case attracted to much "Before the war we demanded that night. The other five were drowned. and Niagara he was arraigned beafterwards horses, will return on the same daya The Foreign Delegates to the Internatattention that he was recently sent to Russia recognise China's sovereignty The crew of the Dora have not been special. Howell and adjudged not fore Judge ional Geographic congress, who are Paris to he - examined by scientist over Manchuria. Today aftej our vic- heard from. iMosawa 0' Besides paying 8100 legal exguilty. now on their way to St Louis, spent there. The doctors are anxious to tories and expenses we are no longer GOLDFIELD MOORE WILL COMMAND penses, he claims that through the NO PLACE FOR IN CALIFORNIA wide publicity today at Niagara Falls. The visitors discover the cause of the growth, In content with our former demand. AfTHE MAN WITHOUT MONEY given In the newspanere entertained by the geographical order to find a cure for baldness. ter the fall of Fort Arthur the condito his arrest and arraignment, pers and other scientific societies of Buftions will be still more extreme and WASHINGTON, to Sept. 16. Brigadier-GOLDFIELD. Nev., Sept. 16. In have been procured alleged falo and western New York. A featNO STRIKE OF STEEL Francis Moore, now In through the acts of the defendant, hia after the taking of Vladivostok they four weeks the population of the Gold- General ure of the field district has increased from 2,000 charge of the army school at Fort Ri- reputation has been damnged In the W0RKER8 CONTEMPLATED will be yet more extreme. day's program was an address on the to nearly 5,000 people. This phenomeamount sued for. geographical development of Tie thut will be next The battle ley has been ordered to take command of the cataract delivered Maillard la represented by Attorby O. K. PITTSBURG, Sept. 16- - Secretary Pass. We shall continue hostilities nal growth has been made despite the of the of California, with ney D. 8. Truman Gilbert. department terrific rainstorms have of Salt Lake City visited that M. F. John Williams and Treasurer the winter. We have giv- the country and the complete tying headquarters at San Francisco, vice and City Attorney Ragiey appears for throughout AssociaTighe of the Amalgamated Chief Browning. en up the plan of taking Port Arthur up of railroad traffic. Now that the General MucArthur. bankers HOLD THEIR The latter retains command of the tion of Iron and Tin Workers, Issued by assault and will compel its capitu- railroad has opened up hundreds are FINAL 8E88ION a statement at noon today to the effect lation by famine. Its fall woiild free coming to town every day. The road Pacific division, which Includes the KANSA8 PRESIDENT FOR 50,000 men for reinforcements for the between here and Tonopah Is lined departments of California and ColumBANKERS ASSOCIATION NEW YORK, Sept 1C. The Ameri- that present conditions do not warrant northern army, but we o not need with rigs of every description and bia. United the can Rankers association held lta final a general strike against them Just now. many are walking. NEW YORK. Sept. 16. E. F. SweeIt la time to warn . men without RUSSIA GIVES OUT sewlnna of lta annual convention to- States Steel corporation In Mahoning ney. president of the First National the repoA of A RECORD HORSE means not to come- to the camp. A VIEWS ON CONTRABAND bank of Kansaa City, waa elected day. Features of the session this valley. Thia discounts 8100 tide without least to at LENOX person Imminent. SHOW AT president of the American Rankerif morning were addresses by Ellis H. a general strike being him over may be in distress. There 16. Rus- association today. The convention adST. PETERSBURG, Sept. Roberta, treasurer of the United are not more than one or two estab- sia's decision on the OF NEW contraband ques- journed at 12:30. LENOX, Mass., Sept. 16. Specta- lished mines here. states, on "The Strength and Weak-ne- w They are emDEAD IS MEXICO cular hurdle jumping, seen driving ploying a full force of men. All other tion has been' communicated to the of American Finance, and by W. British, German and American embas7 Bchweppe of St. Louis, who took as competitions, an admirable display of lines of work are filled and the pros- sies. It la understood that Russia rec- MINNESOTA MAY HAVE ms object, G. BEEN 80LD TO RUSSIA William SANTA FE. Sept. 16. "Credit Indemnity, and Its horse flesh and an outpouring of cot- pector la In evidence everywhere. ognises goods when consigned to pri'alue to the Banker. Is InThe to find continues sandstorm Mexico, New of Rich, vate parties and that goods are only tagers and guests, many of them proNORFOLK. A sample of sand, Va., Sept. 16. The when the cargoes are govSierra county, near minent New York and Boston resid- crease in richness. contraband dead at Engle, aswas Minnesota, big CELEBRATION OF and dirt alleged to have steamship decayed vegetation ranchwhich place he was. engaged In been sold by J. J. Hill to Russia, arrients, were the features of the sixth an- sayed yesterday and showed gold to ernment, military or naval stores. ENIDS FOUNDING ing. ved here today for coni en route to the nual exhibition opened today by the the value of (800 per ton. TROOPS INSURE PEACE Pacific coast. The Lenox association. Horse Show ENID, OklaM Sept. 1C. The eleven -IN MADISON COUNTY unGAME PEACE DELEGATES REACH THEODORE WANTS held exhibit waa ever the largest h anniversary of the opening of the AND NOT HEALTH COLORADO SPRINGS der the auspices of the Lenox organiMISS PINGREE IMPROVING. Cherokee sation. Miss Pearl Plngree, who waa operHUNTSVILLE, Ala., Sept. 16. The Highland Farm, the beautiful strip snd the founding of Enid was observed estate of William Douglass Slonne, of for OYSTER BAY. Sept. 15. It is de- situation around Madison county Jail ated appendicitis yesterday with s big celebra- , COLORADO SPRINGS, Sept- - I New York, has been arranged with nied here that Thedore Rosevelt Jr. Is Is quiet. Troops surround the square morning nt the hospital, Is getting the of tion today. Business was generally Two hundred and fifty members unusual rare for the occasion. There 111. The story arose from a mistake in and none are allowed to pass. The along nicely. arrived "Pended, the streets were filled with Union were nearly three hundred entries In the transmission of a message from troops and civil authorities will make " , ,or" from the surrounding coun- - here and are see- twenty classes, whlrh were judged by Montreal, which read: Louis from St. The pres I - other arrests today. The troops will A marriage license wee Issued thla today the day waa given over to the I William C. Culllver of New York and I dent's son Is here In sesrch of health be kept until after the trial of the al- morning to Miss Myrtle A. Deffenbach proceedthe The party ta sights. ing of festivities and prKrm William H. Castlln of Port Chester. Instead of "In search of game. leged lynchers. Inmen t. and A. A. Burnett, both of Eden. ing to Denver tonight-- ' Populist and Anti-Tru- st parties, and the work of nominating a state ticket is progressing while other futile attempts are made to get another vote on fusion. The first time the proposition to fuse was defeated on a viva voce vote. The second time there was a roll call and fusion was defeated by -- 1-- . rk-hea- Ml WILL OHS ur falls, - ry en-,fr- , |