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Show jf THE KORKINA the prove, but not by affirmation, that are allegations made again! them disgrace, faM-- or bear tho indelible which would prove it to lie perfectly true that a people cannot pus sudl,artarisru denly from a state of cruel means of to one of civilization by passing purely technical skill, withoutschool of through the ineom parable nineteen hundred years of CUristisuiiy, which, perhaps, is the most valuable Europe. ti.' session of ia any case the Japanese may be certain that Russia will never have (course to reprisals, which would be against every instinct of our nation. FIRING IS HEARD. JAPS ADVANCE GRANTED Japan- - a aul-ject- , ur yes-uiaa- 19,-trt- - Case Goss to Instructor at Yale Drowned While AtUnited States Supreme Court tempting to Sava a Boy From tht Same Fata. Bt. Louis July 2. Judge Elmer B. district United State Adams, of the I'ort Jervis, N. Y-- , July 2 Dr. Rol-li- n court, today granted Senator Joseph R. H. Burr, a graduate of Yalo and Burton of Kansas, convicted of accepta instructor in tha Yalo forestry ing money from a company under inveshaa been tigation by the poxtolflco department, school at Midfbrd. Pa., Delaware liver. Ho u appeal to the supreme court of the drowned in the United States. The ground upon which waa canoeing with eome boys when the appeal was granted la that tha de- the boat capsized with Ita three Ocfendant is accused of an infamous of- cidents. In attempting to save one waa fense and the supreme court ia the only of his companions Dr. Burr drowned. Jila body has not been retribunal having sole Jurisdiction. The defendant urges that the checks, covered. mounting to 82.0'K). were cashed at Washington, and that if any offense was committed, it was done at Washington and not at St. Imtiis. Senator Burton was fined 84.000 and sentenced to the Iron county, Missouri, Jail for six months. He appealed to the circuit court of appeals, but today's of Boy Killed by Train Strikes action takes the esse direct to the Body Hia Mother and Hurls Har to supreme court. Safety. An appeal bond of 310.000 waa immediately furnished by Senator BurWilliamsport, Pa., July 2. Struck by ton. son the flying body of her who was immediately killed by an express train. Mra. Alva Williamson escaped the fata of her boy. Mrs. Williamson and her son were on Williamson's the way to visit Mra. muthar and ware walking on the trick. Ona Negro Killed and Another Injur- They stepped from In front of an approaching freight train and did not ed in a Fight. see the express. The boy waa ahead. Hia body waa thrown back 2. William Cheyenne, Wyo., July great violence and knocked hia Carienter, colored, waa killed and with track. Mra. WilliamWalter Jones of company E, eleventh mother off theaaw the accident from n son's mother infantry, waa shut through the abdomen window of her home. in a fight in West Cheyenne early today. Ten or twelve negroes were beating Charles C. Lands, a soldier, and hia cries attracted ether soldiers to the scene. The shixiting followed. It ia supposed Carpenter fired the shot which wounded Jones and that the latter shot Carpenter. Many negroes and soldiera were arrested. Jones ia in a critical condition. Turkish Massacres Cause Armenians to Petition United States. - KILLED BY TRAIN TRAGEDY AT CHEYENNE Free-for-A- II swlft-runnl- m A' I Petro-pavlnv- sk d y temi-offlel- en-ti- y OFFICE AT OYSTER BAY President Will Use Same Headquarters aa Last Bummer at HU Summer Home. itm-ide- M a, 'lar Shlp-Liildln- 813S.OOO. The total amount due on the mort-rag- e for the 317.000 stake. A blight tky gave way to a cloudy atmosphere b q the weather waa pleasant'uud the ia. Cicationa long before the racing were that the trark would tie good. Pros, pecis for a pleasant day brought out a great number of latlvho aud au. tomobile parties. The track was having been worked into good comb. tlon since yesterday. PULLMAN EMPLOYES LAID OFF Nearly 1,500 Men Are Out of Work on Account of Policy of Curtailing Expenses. held by the Mercantile Xsiat company aa trustees for the bondholdChicago, July 2. Nearly LSihi ers 1a 316,153,132; on that of the New yloves of the Pullman comprnv hart York Security and Trust coatruy been laid off at the Pullman or' shop. Ali trades are affected. Officials of In this decree Judge Lanning also the company assert that it is nece amount which fixed the minimum the nary to cut down expenses and that receiver ta authorized to accept for the tha orders on hand do not require to properties of the underwriting com- targe a force. panies in the trait. The United States Shipbuilding comJAP HOLDS CONFERENCE WITH 11AY. pany ia ordered by the decree to turn over the total amount due on the two Washington, July 2. Mr. Takahirg mortgages within ten dnya, In default of which the receiver la authorized Japanese minister, had a long confer, to advertise and proceed with the aale. ence with Secretary Hay today respect. Ing the published Ruasian allegations Washington. July 2. Secretary Hay of cruel treatment of wounded Ruw today received the following cableBT. LOUIS DERBY. alaus. The minister addressed himself gram from Persia: to Secretary Hay becauae the latter ha; "Ishpahan, July 2. Turkish barbar3. Bt. Louis, July The crowd began assumed the charge of Japanese Inteians maatutcreing thousand. Armen-Uii- e to arrive early in the Fair grounds to rests in Russia. It. la aaid, however humbly solicit United States in the name 'of Christianity ao. the nineteenth renewal of the 8L that neither Secretary Hay nor Minis! and humanity to save innocent Uvea. Louis derby, the big mile and a half ter Takahlra had received any official who will compete communication on the subject. race for Armenian Biahopi in Persia." gov-ernnu- New York, July 2. Arrangement have been made at Oyster Bay for Ilesident Roosevelt's executive office in thn same quarters he occupied last summer. The rooms are in a buxines biiN'k of the town and there the preel-acti- l will transact all official business dining the stay at his summer home. Lnect telegraphic rnmmunlrstion will be maintained with Washington. Finns have been made tu give the president, a reception welcoming him home when he arrives at Ovster Bay tilt evening. The etreets have been d( orated and thn school children for miloH around will gather at the rail-sa- y station where they will greet tne presidential party with songs and waring of flags DISASTROUS RUNAWAY MAD MULLAH RAMPANT. Mad Aden, July 2. The Mullah of Britlah Somali land la again on the war path. Ha ta encamped south of Nogal with 6,000 followers. of whom era armed with rifles, and haa large anppltea of. ammunition. Some of the tribes hitherto friendly to the British are reported to have joinso-call- 2.-0- 00 ed the Mullah since the British forces the country. were withdrawn from : SILVER PLATE THAT WEARS. We carry a half dozen of the prominent plated lines, and can show you gooda In plate that will surprise you. Wonderful at rides have been made along this line and our stork contains pieces of Silver Plate, that cannot be tcld from Sterling 811ver except by tha tampL ChasJ.A. Lindquist FUNEMLFDKNISBIKGS An Iron-cla- d guarantee goes with our Plated Ware, and your table will look 100 pm cent better when it's there. J. S. LEWIS & CO. Jewelers and Opticians. OPEN ALL NIGHT. Causes Death of Prominent Woman and Serioua Injury of 'Her Bon and Hia Wife. Chicago. July 2. A dispatch to the Tribune from Madison, Wis., rays that lu a runaway on University drive Mrs. JniK-p'Jackson of Pittsfield, Mass., mother of Trof. 1). C. Jackson, head of the department of electrical engineering. haa been killed. Prof. Jack-sohad an arm broken, as did also hia wife, and Mra. Erast us Milo, widow of the former president of Flske university. who was visiting tnem, waa banly hurt. Prof. Jackson ie subject lo heart trouble and fainted while during pausing the team to run away 1 he carriage struck a tree. u Our Great Sale PI. I.ouls. July 2. Cardinal Batoill today dedicated thn Catholic chapel In the Vlsayan village at the Philippine reservation. He was assisted by Archbishop Glennon, Mgr. O'Connell and nveral priests. Afterward thn cardinal inspected the different Philippine exhibits and reviewed a dreaa parade of thn Smuts. ALBERT F. Will Continue One RICHEY. More Week UNDERTAKER 'Phone 150. 2372 Washington Ave. ri rap-luied- Trenton, K. J July 2. Judge Landing signed n final decree in the United States circuit court today orderg ing n sale of the United States trust in the foreclosure proceedings Instituted by the Mercantile Trust company and the New York Security and Trust company. The two nun tgages held by them are for 16,000,-01)-0 and 810,000,000 respectively. Accompanying the decree he filed an order dismissing the appeal of Mrs. Ida E. Wood of New Jersey who naked to be permitted aa a party defendant of to attack the validity the mortgages with a view of entering a preference claim over the rights of the other bondholders. She holds 8200,000 of bonds for whlq,H she paid AID RAID ON GAMBLERS fte" Holders of the Mortgages. AMERICAN Jap-aurs- g ng Justice Lanning Orders Sale of United States Shipbuilding Trust Interests to Satisfy ASK Llao-tlchha- f-- SALE The Kansas Senator's Ar-tn- Hu-aian- 3, 1301. IN DEATH APPEAL Liao Yang, July 2. The Japan- -are advancing over an extendesc en- Russian troops guards d front. The on Talien k gaged in the alim are in splendid spirits and Gen. and eastward Pass. ia retiring Kuropatkin is in persoral comGeneral Count Keller, who haa CRISIS APPROACHED. Russian are holding The i..and. been reinforced, ia following up the 6 Fallen Pan. Fifteen irans are Che Foo. July 2. 11:30 a. m. Affairs Japanese. arriving here daily. Major Genare, it is asserted, reaching a crisis oral Mislchenko's cavalry is fight- al Port Arthur and the Russians are ing constantly. Tha Russians aw to meet it with ail the forces at iskon prove that i.ort It photographs itady 7:30 ui. !. p. the Foo, July the command. The few foreigners are their hilling the batthat Japanese a that big here learned lioa been wounded. Lieut. Chita, it is said, illumining nt Port Arthur, with the tle was fought on land near Pori Yen w ho was wounded near of several, who aro under Siu exception 27. The June and on June 2ti, on been orderea to leave. was left have who and 29th. June suspicion, on the aud aucceaaful Japaneae were here today. They arrived wounded was thrice A field by cumber the 2Sth they occupied morning of June and clerks of toldicre Russian included the The managers of Japanese. mile ten certain heights within in business rruelcontinued wanton this who di-- v aro furious ai firms, Ikige Port Arthur. The Firat Japanese - s waled Russians The the claim also that Japthe t.v. siege. at ao luting They 100, which suffered hill,heavily merchant the apin tout use and auese the gave language premises the and the battle of Kan Shan the Russians. receipts for their storks of good. uieventh divlalon, freeh from Japan, The Norwegian steacaer Scull ia in were engaged. The Japaneae losses IBM harbor JUNK BLOWN UP. ready to bring out the hare not been learned but the women and children. Every Russian are aaid to have suffered very it is reported, has been order(lie Foo. July 2.--8 p. m. A heavily. wan blown up by a contact ed to take a place lu the tanka and y Junk Port left who Refugees the forces facing the invaders on mine at the entrance of the Uao jon hills and who bare arrived here deNew Chwang Friday. back of the town. below the river bewere Ruaaiana wounded clare that were killed and Four Chinese battleships, gunboats and torOthTwenty hundred. the in by ing brought The captains of are ia tha harbor, 12 were wounded. boats kept pedo assert er refugee from Pigeon liay while five battleships, cruiser and torthe vessels here are In a state of that hundreds of wounded Russians alarm. pedo boats make excursions to sea. wete passing near the hav. being One torpedo boat, it is claimed, has Ira a ported in numerous and various succeeded in making thraa trips to hinds of conveyances. The fart that Yinkow and It ia reported that on her Russian wounded were aeen at Pigeon C'beng and Ta Tche Klao been suspend- taM. trip Admire! Bkrydloff, was taken bay, which is due west of I'ort Ar- ed, but even the Japaneae troops to Iort Arthur on her. thur. would Indicate that the Japanese mantling on the road to Chanxa, loA number of Junks, loaded with Lave advanced along the east and west wer Rian Diao. have begun to retire toprovisions, has succeeded in pass-.lu- g roasts of the peninsula at the same ward Change," on the road to Bln Yen. fresh the Japaneae blockndirg fleet, time. The village of Medlavixe has been oc- oni. Junk landing five thousand sacks The two divisions which attacked our troops. by of flour. A cargo of coal i also said Fort Arthur were composed of 40,000 cupied No Japanese retreat has been obto have been landed. Chinese who aran men and artillery served on the southern road leading to Independent rived today say the Japanese have Intha matter of precaution lorps. As a Chou across the Chapan Lin pass. creased their blockading fleet to forty Kin of Japanese have landed a division Our cavalry operating In tha direction vivsels. men on one of the Elliott group of of Beuu Chen has retreated north unThe ships which have been tinder blinds, and on June 28. they landed der pressure of the enemy. have rejoined the squadron. repair he. Sixth division of 20,000 men at of lha JapanHal Cheng Hoiiihward who have arrived, are reForeigners Kerr Bay. adese have placed strong Infantry line the These two divisions ran be used to vance posts for a distance of 122 miles lict nt but they contend that Pulropav-lovsk reinforce Gen. Oku's army nearer Kai along the roads leading from the dif- dieaster to the battleship the Rusaian fleet has sustained t iog, on the west side of the IJau ferent passes. no damage beyond the seven foot hole Tung peninsula and about 40 miles The Japanese advance in the Feng u the battleship Sevastopol which has smith of New Chwang, or the army while has ceased, Cheng region already been reiwlred. The; claim lo tinder General Nogf, befora Iort Ar- Wang In tha line Yeng Sian and Bint. Bint In km.w nothing of n vessel previously thur. districts the enemy has receded south- reported ashore southwest of During the present, week ibree large ward. . promontory. eni. a number of smaller transport! arrived at I'ort Dalny with an indepon-iVn- t WILL DOUCE HEAL FISHERIES. RUSSIANS RETREAT. artillery corps, heavy siege guns end provisions for the 11th division. 2. m. 1:20 p. Bt. Petersburg. July Headquarters in Foreigners who ave rescheu here The Russian government haa accepted ihcGtneral Kurokl's Field. Via Fu Kan, June 28, (Defrom I'ort Arthur and Japanase from the offer of Great Britain to police and - I'ort layed in transmission). Thu Husslsn Dalny agree as to the success of protect the seal fisheries of the Kom-lioops have retreated nil along the t re Japaneae on land, and from the Islands, off Kamand sudor (Yqper siuries brought In by Junkmen it would chatka. On learning the intention of line before the northern advance of and the country appear that, tha Japanese have at least Japan and British sealers to lake ad- the Japaneee army Is almost clear of good prospects of being successful at vantage of the war to devastate the to lha northwest them. st a. herds on tha Islands, and appreciating A cavalry division has been active in Fnroigners who left Port Arthur the difficulties of Russia at present to front of the Japanese right and has yesterday evening confirm the reports detail warships for this purpose. Great the brought by Chinese that there are only Rritain volunteered to undertake the retired along the roadsasand across Gen. though tour large Russian warships in Port task provided the Russian government country. It appears fpared he would he Aithitr. would allow British warships to cruise, Kuropatkin Should he determine to make coal and take on board supplies at a stand at Liao Yang a decisive hattlo NAVAL ACTION. Kamchatka. Russia gladly accepted, Is fore the rains Is proheblt. and today Informed the Rrltlsh embasVeklo. July 2. 10 a. m. There Is a sy of its acquiescence. Viceroy Alex-tef- f, MOVEMENTS OF BgilAHKON. who waa consulted on tha subject, probability that Admiral Karalmura cruisers Britlah that has last telegraphed sighted the Vladivostok squadron a Umdoti. July 2. According In night and that a general attack with will lie afforded every facllily at from Tokio to the Central 1isatrh of to the stock half draw coal, It lx known torpedo boats followed. three rniixera of the VladIYwn, t act Kamlmura ia pursuing the Rusamounting to 2.M0 Rina. The Britlah ivostok only squadron appeared In Tail isof exercise tha will right only sian and cannonading was heard. ships land channel and the torpedo boats PrRIsh and esse of JapKamlmura has not yet repined to etwreh in the to the squadron bad apGreat Britain's act Is fcfionglng Tokio aid word from hlu is await- anese vessels. returned tn YTadlvoslok. ed with keen eagerness. The exart sure to have great Influence on Russian parently waa heard Heavy rauaonading movements of the Russians are not public sentiment. ashore at half-pax-t eight yesterday l.nown. It la thought Kamlmura press-revening, the dispatch says, but the GOES TO OYSTER RAY. I he Russians into the Tu islands nature and result of the fight are not In the atralts of Korea and that the known. The Russian ships however 2. President July an in Washington. Russians ran east and then north suflered no damage, as (hoy were seen left Roosevelt for Washington Oyster afterward effort to escape, Kamimura'a scouts steaming in a notlherly diBay. at IA o'clock. The president's ardiscovered the Rusglaits yestk-rdilation. Hill will at rival Bagamore complete or,lng, trailed them and reported tha Russians' presence. At 7:20 in the ev- the family circle at the private resiJAPS DENY MUTILATION. ening the latter were seen between dence. He will remain there, seeking tha Iko and Tan Islands. Cannonad- an much rest sad recreation as posSt. Petersburg, July 2. The Journal ing waa heard tbare. An hour and a sible. unlit alter he haa been notified half later cannonading waa heard far- of his nomination July 27. ITe then de St, Petersburg, the rgan of the foreign office, prints this ther north. Tha navy department ex- will return to Washington for a brief turning one of ita Infrequent editorKamlmura period. presses the belief that. With the president on hia special ial articles dealing with official denial rent his torpedo boats against the car, were Serrelarv and Mrs. loch. As- by the Japanese government of the ruKuseians during the flight l'd ts of the mutilation of Russian The object of the recent Russian na- sistant Secretary Barnes and the regulloiiae val movement Is not clearly under- lar corps of White clerks, wounded. The article aaya: A aim pie denial is not exculpation. stood. It la supposed both Russian stenographers and mrasrngera. Oyster do not deny that our wounded squadrons hope to seek refuge in a Bay will lie reached at. 7:83 o'clork this We re well treated at Sasebo and oilier t'cutral port of China and ciatm pro- afternoon. Secret arts Hay and Hitchcock callJapanese cities where well organized tection. The Japaneae contend that hospitals are operated, under the ryes tbr. Russians are not entitled to neu- ed at the White limine lo aay goodtral protection. They deny the case bye to the president before his depart- of Europe; but on tha field of btttle, when the Russians are forced to abanIs similar to that of the Russian gun- ure. don the wounded, a rruel fate awaits boat Mandjur, which waa at Shangthere hai, when hostilities began. The IH'BBiAN EXPRESSION. .... turm as their agonized cries cannot be heard in Europe. of the Russian warships Into A photograph haa been taken by cither Kai Chou or Wei Hal Wei would Bt. Petersburg. July 2. Ylurh satprove embarrassing to the govern- isfaction Is expressed in nil circle Dr. Btankevltch of Gen. Mislchenko's horribly mutilated ments controlling these ports. with the Information front Russian of- division, showing cut off and ton ficial sourres, that Admiral Witsofft'a Russians, with hands out and pleroed ly thongs. rut gun did not ausiain In squadron OBSTINATE FIGHT. any damage An officer was found In a pitiable conthe fight at Port Arthur on June 23. but breathing. He was restorThe papers are unsparing In their dition. consciousness and said he had to Iao Yang, July 2. Headquarters of denunciation ed of the reports dissemine General Kuropatkin 3 p. m. A cori (cn fired upon deliberately ny a of Tokio from a the ated of sinking soldier. His deposit Ion. signed respondent who has Just returned from battleship and the crippling of two the headquarters of General Keller's Other the Russian authorities aud several warships. wrps reports that on Wednesday a military attaches, will soou lie in our lead-luNovoe The a Vrrniya publishes Japanese division advanced by a torarticle on the subject uudrr the possession." tuous defile about 30 miles east of Liao Togo Lies." Yang. General Keller has no artil- caption, Tha Journal de St. Petersburg lery posted, but had stationed three battalions of Infantry along a crest piluts a special from Liao Yang dated yesterday, saying lha Japanese are commanding tha pass. An obstinate all along the line. fighl followed and lasted tha whole retreating The ltussky Invalid, the army ornight. The Russians lost SO men and gan. expresses the opinion that the tha Japanesa casualties were larger. New York Police Make Successful De.On Thursday morning General Keller iicveuiMtit of the .lapanesa frost Feng In the direction Liao of scent on Gambling Houses. Cheng rtang retired successfully, withdrawing his kin made Yar.g Is simply a demount men from tha narrow defiles. General Keller waa reinforced by ar- fur the purpose of checklug the Run New York. July choking tan cavalry north of Saltnatsr.a and tillery and he harassed the Japan-es- c u doorkeeper into aubmiKsion and off atGeneral Kumpatkin's rear. Owing to the heavy raius diawing a hia keys, police captain and from the Chippan Lin and Dal 'Ling the movement of the guns aud trans- tention detectives tlure accomplished an it it over Passes which the Japanese unut.ua! raid on have a gambling house in port wagons was exceedingly difficult. are Hat toward advancing Cheng, It is believed the Japanese lost an opThree atis their real present objective. Ytat Thirteenth street. . portunity for attacking LJao Tang nr wlich tendants and four player vere Romanoff General made has do a the Russian line of communicutting The been house had under pota led report upon the subject to the lice cation. guard several weeks. Finally the The rains render it imperative to Kru Cross and Prince Jaime do Hour moved his guard Horn view has furnished testimony regarding lnu suspend oprraitims. proprietors wore it assured. Hie battle at Yafango. New has and the three trusted men. the cap also come and has not hren itonled In Taking SPEED TRIALS. the Japanese accounts, tha the Jap- ism rang the basement door hell and was anewered bv' a uegro doorman anese use lances and hate tn Hr was Tien Tain. July 8. It is reported give no quarter to seized and throttlci. while who fail here that In the speed trials conduct- iut-- i their hand. Cossacks, cm waa slipped into hie Mouth and ed recently outside of Port Arthur by In the face of ruch grove ficts handcuffs slipped over bis w- ,se Then ne Russian battleships Czarevitch and we think an with keys taken fiom the prisoner's Indignant denial' will not Ft.tvlran. those vessels rocket the police carefu'iy opened developed suffice to give the Japanese honor. twenty knots, and this Is taken to We have reason to believu that he ihree steel door and ma le :hcic aay prove that the repairs made upon them Japanese massacre and mutilate the lo the upper floors. Bo quiet iy had 'he ware successful. ork been done wounded but. treat well It la declared that 32,000 Russian lug after the massacres. those remain that the raiders stood in the darkentroop are engaged In guarding railThe of the dcld tn the ed hail several minutes and witnessed road communication and that tha com wounded proportion prove murh that It ia the games ir. operation. Tha officer qjnent scarcity of troops at the dis- hardly possible now to deteimlne. but sipped ino the brilliantly lighted riM.ius and placed every one there unposal of General Kuropatkin prevents atamer or later the truth will come him from taking active steps against out. der arrest. The raid'waa the most th anemy. During the war he st.cccseful here in some time. Turkish atrocities were incredible MUST ANSWER CHARGE. JAPS RETREAT. when General Bkolteleff came upon half naked and hnrrildy mutilated SL Petersburg, July 2. The fol Russians.- - who snid to the cor Omaha. July 2. The district court lowing dispatch from General Kuro-patki- respondents, 'HebnM. eomEnglish un denied the petition of Thomas dated June 30. haa been re- Instructive spectacle. Let Union, Hip people Deurini.il for s writ of ceived by the emperor: habeas of your country Innw whs-- , ibev arr lid do; reed that he must go tocorpus Not only has General Knrokis forIowa xuMaining.' to Sfiiaor the rharge of complicity n ward movement In the direction of Hal In thl d. lemma ih Japan ne $li. (H.n Pollock diamond must robbery. July 2. The Uu Yu(.division, whlih cu JULt of attempt RESCUER ENDS BURTON . Nagasaki. July 2- .- a. m. The Vladivostok squadron of Russianwarships ws reported off Iku ialand last night and the eotind of firing was heard at Goto island. JATS RETREATING. OXlPEN, UTAH, STNDAT MOHM Vi, EXAMIKKK. THE ELWOOD ELECTRIC LIGHTS CENTRALLY 371 STEAM HEAT LOCATED. Street. Prop Twen'y-secon- d MRS. S. II. ELWOOD NEWLY FURNISHED THROUGH OUT. MODERN EQUIPMENT Board by day or weak. 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