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Show JOURNAL UTAH it' IX VOLUME NUMBER OGr DEIST, UTAI--I 176. RUSSIAN JAPANESE LOSS IN NAVAL BATTLE COMPEL RUSSIA TO MAKE PEACE IT tftHan Coate On PossiHt Wiys to End tie War By Japanese Admiral Tells How Pick oi Czar; Fleet Were Captured or Destroyed. KAISEH June 1 There 1 corps, BUih activity in the diplomatic were gentlemen theae (nd although are Kcretlve, it is believed that they on the founding the atate department meana of bringisubject of ways and 7,000 TO 9,000 1. the Kuxkmm ins,- at from Late reports and wounded. , x.ImkIw of 4.iU'U raptmed. It ,i, ul.iting tli, coiuplemci.tR of is feared that a majority perished. the sunken and captured ships at ui'u:in1 nf lii.onti Uii wnuM le.ie 7.000 unaccounted for. Many bodies l.ave be.-- uasm-- ashore in tin vicinity of the battle. TOKIO, June 1. to 9,000 killed THREE TORPEDO BOATS WERE LOST BY ADMIRAL TOGO. WASHINGTON, PLACED AT L Four Thousand Prisoners Were Captured flany Bodies Are Being Washed Ashore In Vicinity of the Great Naval Battle. REHEW PRESmffiy LOAHERS SURE OH THE CZAR. Mediation. LOSSES THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1905 7.000 ! 1 - ASKS INDICTMENTS . CZAR TO MAKE PEACE LONDON. June - Baron Hayaahi has received Admiral Togo's seventh report of the battle, which places the total Japanese losses at 800. The torpedo boats 84, 25 and 88, which were oints Out In Long Autograph Letsunk, were the only vessels lost by ter Reason Why Russia Should Japan. The admiral nays: The O si labia was seriously damaged Abandon the Struggle. early In the battle on May 27, left the line and sank at 8 o'clock in the afternoon. The Slaaol Veliki, Admlra Nakimoff and Vladimir Monomacb ST. PETERSBURG, June 1. Adsuffered heavily at mid-da- y and were so badly damaged by the torpedo boat vices from Berlin say the kaiser yesflotilla that they were put completely terday forwarded an urgent dispatch out of action. They were discovered to the rsar urging him to make peace. next morning drifting near Tahumla The message was followed by a long, by the converted cruisers Shlnano-mar- u, autograph letter pointing out the reaTaramaru and Talntamaru, hut sons why Russia should give up the they went down before they could be present struggle.. of t'llU'AGii. 1- J mi,- - 1. iH-v- y FAIR MAGNIFICENT President of Local Teamsters' Union Causes Consternation In Business Circles. TO ARRANGE PEACE Reported That France Has Agreed to Ask Powers to Compel OF UNION GREAT LEADERS AND STRIKERS. Evidence URGES THE A1 PORTLAND EXISTS IK CHICAGO Majir, cy fer the Employers association. tol,l tin-- yrund Jury ihls morning that . st. ite of anarchy exists in Chicago owing to the strike and that the law is openly violated. Ho requested indictment u gainst tile union leaders and strikers. Albert Young, piesidi-ii- t of the local l'ea Misters' union, told the Jury how himself mu two coiniatniona were offered 310.000 two years ago by a certain prominent business man to call a strike against a nvul firm. It is announced that he is prepared to give the Jury full details. This testimony, following similar testimony on the part of President Shea, has created consternation in business circles. The Teamsters' Joint council has voted to have the peaie committee meet the managers of department stores in an effort to effect a settlement. Young said he told the Jury the bribe was offered by a firm prominently connected with the present strike if he would cull out teamsters of the Rhea said that a company. bribe was offered him and also that big bribes were offered the teamsters on several other occasions. All were refused. In one Instance the business ment paid the union $30,000 In strike benefits. PRESENTS A SPECTACLE. Fairbanks Delivers of the Day Address Principal at Opening Ceremonies. Vice-Preside- nt IoRTI,A.1, Ore., June 1. By a slight touch of a key of gold. President Roosevelt, standing on the far eastern shores of the United States, this noon set in motion myriads of wheels, lamderou engines und intricate 3,000 miles away oil the distant shores of the Pacific and formally opened the Lewis and Clarke Exposi- ng about peace. were a comJapan to Mediate. The important events state to the department munication . call from the German ambassador, tion. wd. most significant of all, a long priIVspIte the rain throughout the ST. PETERSBURG. June 1. it la vate conference between the French Cassini. the uening day of the exposiCount night, and Bom-pard, ambassador reported this afternoon that M. tion dawned brightly, but as the day The state department officials do not the French ambassador, la reteUeve that there will be any message, turning hastily from Paris at the readvunced the sky clouded over. The tentative or otherwise, sent immediaquest of the government to arrange weulher is warm and sultry. Tile or St Petersburg .peace negotiations, France having tely to the Toklo gates opened at 8 oclock and diploIf too are onerous terms the governments by any outside agreed officials In The source. of the threatening weather the to department matic ask the powers to compel Japan spite to mediate. Mieve that the first movement will lople begun swarming through. be made by the great bankers in Paris captured, our ships rescuing 015 surThousands of visitors are in the city. The Vavarln waa struck by ADMIRAL ROJESTVENSKY CRUISER IZUMRUD HAS and Berlin who have been assisting vivors. Little is found incomplete In the four torpedoes and sank. Ruasla. ARRIVED AT VLADIVOSTOK WAS ABOARD THE BORODINO The percentage of completeThree Japanese torpedo boats sank This statement comes from such ness is 94 per cent be inferred on 27, may sources it 1. that 1. attack ST. the June The of May the officer An PETERSBURG, night high during TOKIO, June At 10 oclock the great military pa-uthat the bankers have already been none waa incapacitated for actlon-Th- e Russian battleship Borodino, now a cruiser Isumrud has arrived at Vladiassembled and moved through the al asked to exert pressure, and that both damage to other vessels. Includ- prisoner at Maixura, says that while vostok. It is reported that crowded streets from the Hotel PortCassini and M. Jusserand, the French ing destroyers, was very alight and Rojestvensky raised his flag oh the Vladiwho started for Blrlleff, land to the exposition grounds. Ridambassador, and the German ambass- none were incapacitated for action. Knlas Souvaroff he was really Qn vostok to take command of the Rusing In the pageant were As nearly the whole of the Japan- board the Borodino during the action. sian naval forces, is returning to St. ador are aware of it Fairbanks, Exposition President Goode inThe immediate source of this ese and Russian fleets were engaged When the Borodino sank the admiral Petersburg. and other speakers. The opening cereformation says that the chancellories the field of battle was greatly extend- boarded the destroyer Bedovl, on which monies begun at the scheduled hour. rould do nothing if the Russians were ed. The weather being misty It waa he was eventually captured. REPORTED ATTEMPT President Goode called the multitude ON LIFE OF CZAR than five encouraged by the bankers to go on Impossible to see more Russian warships of the Ixum-ra- d, to order. with the war. The first step, therefore, miles. I was therefore unable to keep Kniax Souvaroff and Aurora types, An Immense throng hud gathered for will be, if in tart not already taken, in touch with all the dlvlslona under LONDON. June 1. An unconfirmed THREW BOMB AT have arrived at Hamada. respectively, the There had Initiatory exercises. the Intimation that the loans will me, even in the daytime. rumor comes from Paris that an atwill probably be captured.. ROYAL CARRIAGE been parades and speeches, blare of conditions are "The battle occupied two days and They cease unless certain on was made today the life of tempt brass, clang of gongs and the burn that complied with, the sounding of which two nights. The enemy scattered ln MORE RUSSIAN the esar. 1. King Alfonso went comes from the excitement of PARIS. June Jostling will be of first Importance to the money VESSELS DESTROYED every direction. Some of our vessels Chiltons today to witness the army crowds. As the linal ceremonies were to lenders. subseHOSPITAL SHIP8 duties their with were engaged were bared In the The United States will not take any quent to the battle, delaying a comTAKEN TO SASEBO maneuvers, accompanied by President concluded, heads WASHINGTON. June 1. Minister solemn hush followed the benethat Rusmediation unless the part in the Loubet. Before starting King Alfonso Grlscom reports: "An additional main plete report for several days. diction. when over the placid waters sian government Indicates its willingnsceond-cbVdis1. Otawa and The June cruisers Russian SHANGHAI, The force of four hospital attended early services In the Catholic came the silver chimes of America," Nytake , ess fur such a course but it Is ex- covered cruiser Svltihws crtfiselV and subsidiary veascla .has ships Orel and Kostroma were cap- church of St. Clothilda, where ha of' proclaiming to the awaiting thousands pected that the Russian willingness at 9 oclock Sunday morning in the been destroyed. It Is officially an- tured and taken to Sasebo, chargeJ fered thanks for his escape from death the oiiening of the Western World's will be forced from Paris and Berlin. Immedcon was on The and Voikersam that with Admiral of Chappyan bay nounced Hague Infringing at the hands of a bomb thrower last Fair. At (he same time countless The general opinion la that France vicinityattacked and sunk her. It Is killed and not captured as reported ventlon rules. night. The police made fifteen addi- wheels started to revolve and the fulr vill make the first move, and for this iately the Russian cruisers Alnvj on May 31." suspected arrests this morning nf sus- became a thing of life and animation tional d Jusser-anreason the conference between REPORT THAT ROSSIA and Aurora were sunk by torpedoes on anurchlsts. hut the certain man as the crowds ebbed and flowed pected and Cassini was regarded as of SUNK AND GROMOBOI WERE 18 27th. PEACE TALK the night of the who threw the larnib was not cap- through the great white palaces. first Importance. ALL MERE GOSSIP NAGASAKI. June 1. It is rumored tured. Judging from this and former reCertainly no more beautiful spot It is expected that conferences for the enemys main strength, conn that the Russian armored cruisers This evening a journal- could have been selected us an expothe next two weeks will all be with ports, 1 Minister WASHINGTON. June of eight battleships, destroyed Rossla and Oromobol were sunk by ist named Mnlato was arrested oil sus- sition site than that chosen to celethe view to conveying to Count Cas- sisting or captured: three armored cruisers Takahlra had a brief talk with the torpedo boats. sini the ideas of the financiers and the picion of being Implicated in the plot brate the centennial of the peaceful and three coast defense ships, destroy- president today. On leaving he said: to assassinate King Alfonso. acquisition of a wilderness that has ss European capitals. second-claIt mere All this reace talk la TRINIDAD 8AVINGS gossip. ed or captured, and with the An anarchist threw a bomb at the yielded up the riches of an empire. Count Cassini has not changed his BANK CLOSES DOORS cruisers and other vessels de- Is too early yet to talk peace. Russia royal carriage containing King Al- Nestling at the base of verdure-da- d opinion. He believes that the war will power mnst have time to think it over. When the enemys fighting Am1. stroyed, The June TRINIDAD. Colo., and President Loubet as they hills, on the gentle slopes of Guild's fonso on go until Japan la beaten. Is thus annihilated. she has done so there may be some erican Savings bank closed its doors were leaving the opera after a gala lal-r- and the Willamette river, with an In Among the Interesting reports Admiral Togo's eighth report under ground for peace talk.. There Is none this morning. The liabilities are performance. miles, unobstructed view of sixty-fiv- e Washington today is that the final setstates: "Command now." 3178,000. mountain peaks in The bomb exploded without Injuring with snow-capptlement of the Russian -- Japanese war date of May 31st, afternoon er Kasuga returned this will be made In either the president or the king. Sol- the distance towering above evergreen Washington. of the Dimitri Don-sko- l. The report Is said to be based on a with the survivors diers belonging to the escort were forests through which like an axure Kasuga reports that the Donribbon winds the Columbia to the sea, wounded. statement made by a member of the DEAD IK skoi, on the morning of the 29th, open- FRICK SIX A large number of arrests were made with a thousand charms of earth and diplomatic corps. those This report may be true. In discuss- ing the Kingston valve, sank, last bight. Including a person who was sky. the world's fair site presents a on board, including the survivors of believed to have thrown the bomb and picture unique and entirely original it one of the diplomats said that ing the O si labia and the destroyer Bou-lnv- i, the Idea of the three persons Suspected of complicity In exposition building. meeting of the peace on Uralung island. It landing Gates Opened Early. in the plot, as the latter were said congress here was not regarded as Boulnvt took aboard The opening exercises were brief, been under the archway of the possible, but that the final settlement appears that the have Rojestvensky and his staff before the would moat likelr be made here. Impressive Louvre with n destructive engine a few tho.-.-jl- i Departing from of the flagship on the afterI occurred. precedent, the gates to the exposition sinking The diplomat said that the before the explosion minutes rejection noon of 27, and also 200 from the were opened early in the morning so Jf the arbitration treaties by the Oaltabla, May but finding navigation difDemands Removal of Two Workmen In Gunnison Tunnel GENERAL CARTER TO united States hat the crowds could assemble before radically senate, and on the and PACIFY SAMAR NATIVES he ceremonies. The first demonstrawound that the president should not ficult tUuisferredi Rojestvensky staff to the Bledony. The Boulnvi, Alexander Hyde and Tarbel From be allowed to tion was a parade of the grounds. In Are StiU Buried' and Are Being undertake Important in- his while running northward, met on the which military, civic and spectacular MANILA. June 1. Brigadier-Generternational matters without the Management. to Equitable The formni Slowly Crashed to Death. and consent of the senate, atom morning of the 28th, the Donskoi, predominated. nf the depart-m- et command in Carter, which all aboard were transferred. The on shore of the were held would prevent exercises tak-nSecretary Hay now of Vlscayaa. hae engaged In the G Boulnvi then sank herself. The Os-- 1 a prominent lild's lake, where the slope of the , part east on the pacification of the natives It is not doubted, however, that as labia, according to the story of the ground, terraced and provided with tower contents NEW YORK, June Sixteen companies seats, formed a natural amphitheater soon as of Samar. roast 1. The congress is made to see the survivors, had her conning ln the June Cola, MONTROSE, struck first by a straight shot of the Frick a report regarding the body of Herman O. Kerman of Den are already In the field and four under seating many thousands. importance of the issues in m east battle of May ac27. and Admiral the United States It willthe The exercises on the lake front beout. The ver waa recovered from the Gunnison orders. The natives rebelled on grant of na- gan by a curtf-er- t was killed. The survivors of Equitable society is leaking practices of the count corrupt by the famous Innes makwhatever Power is asked by the tunnel this reclamation morning, the Donskoi say they saw two de- most radical declaration insists that tive officials. wind, whlin played for the first time the settlement in the east. and six dead. Taylor Benjamin ing batall who profited aa members of the sink In the thick of the rnmercIaI i composition by the leader. Frederick Interests of the stroyers this Is true "James H. Hdye and associates' " syn- Fred Green are still burled, but are SULTAN UNABLE TO entitled Imperial Oregon." and innes. r very reat ,n th tle at noon. May 27. If lost." alive. The latter Is being slowly crush FRENCH PROPOSALS dedicated to the memory of Lewis and ACCEPT reThf wrretary has to main- - It makes five destroyers The forced must lestltutlon. make dicate ed to death. A rubber tube was followed Clarke. Divine Invocation Ph? In 8,000 PENNSYLVANIA P?,,0y of thp P,n port practically demands the removal to the entombed men this morning 1. The sultan has by the Right Rev. David H. Moore, na. including, June TANGIER. milk with of course. Man- MEN GET MORE PAY of Alexander, Hyde and TarbelL The and they are being supplied Orel not A,,Mfl that the arttllm and Green were pinned under Informed the French minister that he Methodist Episcopal bishop for declaration Is made that waste and Taylor timbers and and Washington. gon French the ?"! "" to Mnrhurla and Ko-to unable Is accept injured. terribly heavy Pa.. June 1. Eight PITTSBURG. Invocation by Bishop Moore. extravagance existed In practically evwould have been drowned but of for a reform administration In O Lord, that the Joy" nd Grant. thousand workmen, consisting of pat ery department of the society and that They comfor the efforts of their entombed A conference of represenMorocco. of this festal day may lead with rwLaJN''l17"' f ,fnlr panions. who improvised a dam to hold tatives of the powers will probably he triumphs Oolongs to tern makers, machinists, blacksmiths, Alexanders office was managed In gratitude to Thee, to our hearts RuMla The and report hn" negligence. the the with Into some laxity vested molders and others connected back the water which poured rietoJ held on the subject. In whom alone has strength been given concessinciT at Port Arthur also by machinery and foundry trades of the censures the system prevailingwere tunnel for a time. Heroic efforts are to plan and achieve all that our eyea clerks which office the by from U,"0?"1"" f,rom Chins. Japan baa cer- BE them Hydes WILL to extricate made BOWEN Pittsburg district are benefited by the paid enormous salaries and objects to being behold. Korea, IT SERVICE hut FROM are their no? general advance of 10 per cent in RETIRED they perilous position. lar Thou hast enabled us to discover Alexanand the Jspnn- "nd th" big salary paid Hyde men rescued yesThe twenty-on- e theronH" Manthe effect in wages by today put snd his a th w"r-- In nT rvent ufacturers' enjoy the usages and possibilities conference with WASHINGTON, June I. It Is anterday were uninjured, hut were exi association of Pittsburg der. Hyde held and here, Atton .w,nd to 'Hirre is no The Increase was made voluntarily to counsel today In view of protecting his hausted by their terrible experiences. nounced with authority that the Inves- of these unnumbered gifts: wild man the hut tomorwhere yesterday board deawJe .thBt 'Ven ,f Ch,n "lould the at Interests meeting contro-vera- y They were hoisted with ropes through Loomis-Bowe- n the workmen, whose wages were re- row. Thou hast of wilder the beast. the stalked a shaft which had been sunk sixty feet tigation .fTj,P0t,rt llr vested railway duced last July on account of a falling ln Manchuria. Japan off in business. failed to establish a case against permitted us to store these Immense af hours. The in less than twenty-fou- r NO EXTRA SESSION OF and that Bowen will probably halls with the proudest trophies of art onl iJfrn,S Loomis remormous conrescuers worked In three minute CONGRESS IN OCTOBER from the diplomatic ser- and letters and science gathered from retired be anT cept reached. was WISCONSIN ASSEMBLY until tunnel the lays all the world. vice. roof BILL the When of CONCURS IN RATE the heavy timbers Is off"We would not, we do not, forget WASHINGTON, June enof the tunnel were broken, the CAPTURE the INSURGENTS privations, tolls and dangers se-of ",r lnaiat'Jn that Jpnn win icially announced that the president's tombed men were found standing In MADISON, Win.. June 1. The i GOVERNOR-GENERAwho. leaving behind them the those THE of 17 tran",r workPort 1 least still water Arthur, above their knees ana hv in the Wis- southern trip will begin October concurred sembly today and blessings of civilisation, for curity " disof number as years. and will occupy twelve days. The ex- ing with a will to prevent further the trackless wilderness, f BUENOS AYRES. June - A revo- penetrated " ""A H" consin freight rate commission bill as was soft aster. dirt constantly the h with minor amendments. The meas- tra session of congress will therefore scaled the pathless mountains, subIn the one province In Is men. progress lution As the uninjured sliding. et defied the ure now goes to the governor. not be called on October 16. as efter another, were brought to the enr-fac- e. of Santiago del Estero. The governor dued the roamingandsavages, laid the founfor ed. beasts, ravaging thev were greeted with shouts of has been captured by the Insurgents dations nr material, soclnl and religious CALL FOR NATIONAL Jn.v by hundreds of men. women and BANK STATEMENTS CHIEF OF POLICE DURAN prosperity, upon which we have been were looking for rela- APACHE WILL BE VICTIM OF ASSASSIN children, who IN appointed chief mi bled to raise the enduring structure YACHT LAST tives snd friends. WASHINGTON. June 1. The compWe thank of American civilisation. are The O. dead Herman Kerman I- Ma-- n Governor troller of the currency has made a call VIENNA. June I. A dispatch from Denver: Edward Schruler. aged 22 THE LIZARD. June 1. The Ameri- Thee for them, and for all who have who Du on national banks for the statement Uxenstochau. Foland. says Chief of Gettysburg, Penn.: Floyd Woodruff. can yacht Thistle crossed the line at wrought with them, and for all chief f th American have wrought after them, until this The for the ro-i- r this 12:44 afternoon. of condition assassinated their this was Tt. A. at Montrose: busiHonskl of the Police Steele. Oklahoma done ",,Pr'e r,hsl zone. day. Establish Thou the work of Thy ness Monday, May 29. His assailant escaped. hark Apache alone Is unsighted. morning. OvtIp. Hornhart: James Cassidy. 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