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Show THE MORXIXG EXAMINER OGDEN, UTAH, WEDNESDAY MORNING, foj fcowcSft traveling uCQSSSi,rtJ VIEWS who stopped off in Ogaen Fe .nacal train frow the Santa . h ot Pacific ou account wathuut terdaq. C. from Salt Leary was up Lk crda. Lake visited J. Wood of salt n jaat night. SUCCESSOR Peter Steare, sheriff at Blaekfoot, Idaho, arrived In Ogden yesterday afternoon with his predecessor in office, as a prisoner. The latter while an incumbent iu office two years ago, 4.imo of the public funds embezzled and absconded. Steara who was thou deputy sheriff, became sheriff and later was regularly elected to that offline. The recent demine if the deputy sheriff at Blaekfoot, necessitated Steara going after the furmer sheriff, who appointed him to office, ami who was captured a week or so ago la Florida. A pathetic side or the story is the wife grief of the former sheriff's Senator Foraker Bays People Should Know Candidate's Stand on Public Questions Before Making Him President. Boston. Oct. II. United States Senators Foraker of Ohio and Lodge of Massachusetts and Governor Jehu L Bates spoke tonight at the dinner')! the Republican club of Massachusetts held in Hymphuny Hall. Referring to the two preeldanttel candidates, Senator Foraker said before the people made a man president they wanted to know hia views un public question. He thought Judge Parker's declaration in regard to the gold standard a great compliment to the Republican party but that ia all other respects he waa ia line with his own party. In contrast, he said President Roosevelt had writ ten and Bpoken upon every public question in which the people are interested since the tending ot the Mayflower. Senator Foraker devoted much of hia speech to a discussion of the Philippine question, claiming that the acquisition of the isloude was nut a transaction standing by itself but that it was part and parcel iff the wise, American policy conceived and entered upon by ths administration of McKinley and carried on by President Roosevelt. Henutor Lodge discussed national issues snd Governor Dates confined hie address to stale issues. pat-riuti- c which was recently brought to the attention of the police officers here. It BURE BE YOU WANT TO VOTE that she has been in Ogden appears 1EGISTER TODAY. since the sheriff's reported capture, and her manifestations of grief and a popular solirltude for her husband have for the . Chamb-rlal- n, s tor town past week iiecn most pitiable. of the grip. i. in Mr. Steara casie In town so quietly YOU WANT TO VOTE BE BURE day. with hia- prisoner and registered at TOIF REGISTER TODAY. neither Rend hotel that the county Sheriff Bailey a i of his nor officers knew to ave presence city ilt lake yeaterdar Mr. Fowler. Union depot r sentence in the state Pcnllru in the city. discovered Mr. Steara and policeman., his prisoner just as they were leaving f at 1 o'clock this morning. F. Critchlnw. city Jailer. jeewriny. Salt lake i. auendPil conference and the tur a MUir and visited friend, Three Laeoc Leaders Released from Jail on Bail Attack Detectives, Severely Injuring One. WHERE IS CULlt At Annual Mssting of Union Pacific Chicago, OcjL 11. When released on hall today after having been arCannot Stockholders, Frick and Rocko-felle- r Horribly Beaten in Fight rested charged with being implicated Elected Directors. ba Found. in a shooting affray which taused a panic among men and women who anas 11. nwne Salt Oct. tho At take City, crowded the corridors of the MerA rt ranger who nave his B. meting of the stockholders of tho chants in La Salle street, lit called at tho- - home of mutilated nual Union Pacific held In this city today, James J.Building in a horribly Kepplrr, secretary of the InWilland reprinted hlnuelf to Henry C. Frick of Pittsburg, and ternational Sheet Metal Workers of roctHvod iam G. Rockefeller of New York, were ft hm victim i America, and hie two companions, Jos-Child. In elected direct ore In place of I Fitzthe hand, of fM"before. eph Alvan, a carpenter, and' Janies G. Burt and Horace gerald , Ac; rrton canyon the night assaulted the detectives who The Imard of directors now stands Paplneau, rdins to Cult he became engaged arrested them and one of the officers follows! as Oliver P. Thomas Childs with Ames, waa severely Injured. The attack was a desperate encounter J. so sudden which he got hcidedly the wore Eckert, Henry C. Frick, George thnt, before the detectives t, Hugh-itE. II. Marvin Harrimen, realised that the men who had been the fight, and was horribly beaten, Gould, H. H. James Kahn, thair prisoners so short n time before Hyde, Otto r. Thomas aaya that Cult presented C. moet pitiable appearance. He atateae Charles A. Peabody, Winslow had attacked them three officers the po-- Pierce, William O. Rockefeller, Henry had been struck on the at he advised Cult to notify out the head several H. Schiff, Ipseph F. H. Jacob for Rogers, started Cult times with a club. After a hard fight, department. at purpose, and falling to hear from Smith And James Stllman. however, the three union men were meet were the at There the notified represented police e latter Thomas and lodged in jail again. , A of stock. share MlOJMtt heard been ing heated discussion over labor matters pertinent. Nothing had and Cult at the police headquarters which led to a fight brought about the Atlanta, Ga., Oct. 1L Colonel Jas. shooting in the first place, but it is nut search waa instituted which so tar P, Averhlll, National Junior lived unavailing. known which of the three fired fhe iff the G. A. R., died sudshots. When arrested, a revolver was this home her his at denly early found in Keppler's pocket. Fully a morning. hundred men and women were within range of the revolvers when the shootPETITION IS SUBMITTED. ing began, but all except one person, who was hit in the arm by a bullet, The following are the arrivals at Washington, Oc.L 11. In the United which rebounded from the wall, escapWlic Heed Hotel for tho last twenty, States Supreme Court today a petition ed without Injury. four hours: V. W. Johnson. Salt Lake; Hugo for a wilt of certeirarl to review the final judgment of the circuit court ot IF YOU WANT TO VOTE BE SURE Grinmt-r- , Fan Francisco; A. G. Bern aril. Han Francisco; W. E. White, appeals for the Ninth circuit in the TO REGISTER TODAY. equity proceedings of the Butte and Philadelphia: A. Ik Wilson, Phils Boston Consolidated Mining company, riel phis; F. K... Plate, San Franrlsco; 8. B. Uammlll, Chicago; J. T. Murray, was submitted by F. Augustus Heinzs, Denver; W. C. McEllry, New York; individually and as administrator of After seeing n play which gives so J. C. the estate of Janice Larkin, deceased, C. D. Slocum, San PranrlHco; Clara A. Larkin. The case, which much of the sad and tragic In life, ns Hooper, St. JuHoph: R. G. 1. Chamber, and Tees of the D'L'rberviltes, It is relin, Salt take; F. Mayner, St. Joseph; was commenced In Montana, involves a A. Wagner, St. Joseph; M. Keller, St. question of division of mining lnter-eat- a freshing to be presnut at a high class comedy such as "The Adventures of lxwls; D. H. Clark, Chicago; H. 1 played by Florence Lady Ursula, Moorman, New York; A. K. Newcomb, Chicago; H. E. Field, Denver; A. D. INCREABE IN POSTAL RECEIPTS. Roberts snd company st ths Grand . Leaser, New York; Chat. Kemper, BosOpera house test night The comedy ton; Jsy Dunn, Bloomington. 111., F. H. Washington, Oct. 11. The grosa pos- mentioned enjoyed n moet phenomenal Sheer wood. Denver; IV. R. But tier, tal receipts for September, giot, a run in ixindun during the firet eeaaou Dinahs; Thus. J. Anderson, Philadelcompared with the receipts for 1903, at it was played sad still is immensely phia; J. B. Hervey, Philadelphia; M. the fifty largest poet offices In the IKipulsr. A large audience greeted D. Lem merman. Denver; E. E. Harvey, United State, show a total of 95,905,-98- 8, Miss Roberts lost night and naught but a net increase of 9397.880, or over words of praise were heard for the Chicago; E. Halrhem, Grand JUphis, The Mlrhigan; Jas. Charters, Chicago; J. seven per cent. The largest Increase splendid rendition of the piny. W. Bucley, Southern Pacific company. was almost 30 per cenL at Dayton, costumes were grand and the stage setOhio. There were four decreases, viz: tings most rommendabls. Two rhsf three per rent, at taulsvllle, Ky..; actors in the cast stand out 1110,000 ACRES TO BE OPENED. four per rout, at Philadelphia, almost above the others. Miss Roberts a Boise, Iila., Oct. 11. It la announced five per cent, at Providence and nine l.ady Ursula and Hobart Bos worth as Sir George Sylvester. As the bewitchthat the second opening of lands on per cent at Des Moines. Iowa. The receipt at New York and Chi- ing, mad cap Lady Ursula. Miss Robthe great Twin Falls tract will occur at Twin Falls City on October 29th. cago each Increased approximately 9 erts raptured the audience by storm. On that date Hrfi.Otin acres will be oieu-e- d per cent. The many amusing wltuallous into whk-l- i she wee cast by her efforts to ly lot. nuniliera liclng drawn which save her brother from fighting a duel will fix tile order of choice. STEAMER ARRIVES AFTER ROUGH VOYAGE. In her behalf, gave her a chance to j show her ability in a lighter vein. Mr. liosworlh Is imeeessed of a fine form Sau Francisco. Oct. 11. The steam' snd pleasing manner and was even schooner Redondo arrived today af- stronger in the role he essayed last ter a teuipcatous passage from Port- nightthan In the one of the night beland. For Ihe seventy-ninhours of fore. The supiiort given was most exthe trip all hands were on deck, taet cellent. night tho vessel ran Into the thickest of the storm und the continued The Pastime theater Is drawing good When you are buying WATCHES, pitebing of the vessel loosened tho audiences every nighL The Reyner-son- a duck chains and several 'housand feet JEWELRY AND DIAMONDS, you genwho made such a hit last week, have been for this week erally dpprnd on the Dealer the ma- of .umber went The Redondo hail Fm ions of grain snd are a new specialty, jority of people must, as they are uot below Introducing decks In addition to ZTa.ixiU toe Anna Eva Fay cabinet spiritualism. familiar wjfh the values on these feet of lumber. goods. Saturday night the trick will be exa dealer, who When you have to posed and an explanation madu those who are mystified. There are always fact, you can rely on CHINESE IjOGIC. what be soils. other strong specialties, Frank Fay, a Haven't we always liecn fair and in a Lnnduii. Oct. J2. The Tunc today clever juggler; the KoMnsona tior.Pnt with you, in nur business relathe summary ui a letter al- dancing, talking, singing and acrobatic publlshia tions? artist; leged to have been written by Li ad; Dennis Sullivan, dance You KNOW' we have and ALWAYS Chang shortly hcf.n-- bis death Fin Zrllar in character work and Chas. lluiig will be. predicting that link harm would conic .Meyers in illustrated songs. In.m allowing the lturKinmi to hold At the Lyceum this week A Trip to it would load to & Manchuria. war between Russia and Japan and Mara" is on the hoards with a bum h music and then China, by espousing the winning of pretty girls, ratrhv Jewelers and Opticians side, would lie aide to recover funny. situations. While the pint of the ill tie oppra is the same as last week, new songs and danms have been Introduced. That It has made a hit is attested liy the large audiences which nightly attend the performance. There are twenty people in the cast, as great a number as were ever bnuight on a vaudeville stage In the city. The performance continue the remainder of this week. L, ' - FORMER PRISONERS' REVENGE re-If- TWO NEW DIRECTORS lig REED HOTEL AMUSEMENTS nt CONFIDENT BUYERS ARE OUR e CUSTOMERS J. S. LEWIS CO. Man-churi- brtra Suit and Wrap Sale at . . . PAINE (& HURSTiS today. The latest new styles will be shown by Mr.: Barker. Your order will be taken at the lowest prices and we will absolutely guarantee satisfaction. Sale one day only. COME! d fll e . today for an through Southern Utah. known horse H w Dunn, the well U in town. Colo, WhenUtnd. denier id FORMER' IDAHO SHERIFF IN TOILS OF THE LAW FOR ABPaciSouthern the J W. Bailey of town. SCONDING. fic company ia in Incumbent, Sheriff Steara, vPreaent TO VOTE BE UJ IF YOU WANTTODAY. Captures Hit Man in Florida REGISTER TO Waa Here Yeeterday. jriau fhi. NEWS v KNOW OF HIS salesman DRANK CARBOLIC ACID. squadron of the Pacific fleet, to be San Francisco. Oct. 11. A handsome senior admiral of the Baltic fleet, and of Rear Adiulral Haupt, naval 19-- ear-olgirl named Mabel M. Lawby suicide today rence committed commanderof at tbe port Vladivostok, Paris, Oct. 12. The Mali.1, ((Continued from Fas One.) to be junior admiral of the Baltic fleet. drinking carbolic acid. For several correspondent telegraph a Admiral Grave will succeed Rear months aha worked in a local curio A decree dissolving the uj!WnhJ ward and hence lines of communication Rear Admiral Haupt as commander at the store, but Rule is known of her an- Deputies, it is 6aid, will be eat-Tht.1!! the more from are vulnerable uuki, of Vladivostok. Admiral Jesses tecedents. In her lodgings was a pic- on Friday. The , wju Japanese are influenced by a sim- port a assume command of The First ture of herself made by Hamilton, ilar consideration, but tbe railroad wlJ ably be held November Seattle photographer. no forger plays a foremost part in Pacific squadron. their plans, in view of the approachCOMPOSITION OF BALTIC FLEET. ffflgjfl ing cJoe of navigation at Yinkow and of the fact that the line at Pits wo 13. Oct. Parte. Parte The Echo de to is long and cumbersome and liable St correspondent leant interruption, they must consider Feng fromPetersburg what be believes to be a reliable Wang Chong and Taeurhan aa the eourne the flnah com ion of the source of supplies during the winter, fleet which is to sail posit from Balti.! snd with this In view the eastern com- for the Far East and which tbe ia as folmunications of LJao Yang are of the lows: utmost iiuportsnce. Tbe Yentai triThe battleships Osliaba, Fiimof Veangle is admirably situated to pro- liky, Navariia, Borodino, Alexander Oysms tect them. Field Marshal Fall's here and its time to do it. III., Orel and Prince Souvaroff; the must therefore hold this triangle stsll cruisers If you haven't said "farewell" to your Eummer Suit you'd bet- ZeemU-hug- , lzumrud. Almaz, Gencosts. The problem oouirouiing ter. Admiral Dmitri Nikhinoff, Dcnskoi, fueral KuropsUdn in the Immediate Our elegant Fail Suits are here waiting to say "hello Aurora and Svetlana, nine deture is the capture of the fortified Oleg, you. Tbe and ten big transports.. stroyers We'll put a smile thatVront come off all Winter on the face heights composing this irtaugle, where will divide off the Spanish coast, man who .! wise enough to come here for his new Suit. the Japanese will hate ;he advantage fleet of every one the of going by way or 9- -5 and every Suit guaramced. of fighting behind breastworks and Suez squadron 910.00, 912.50, 915.09, other around Caiw Canal and the utillzlug their superiority in mountain Horn, reuniting at a prearranged guns. The general superiority of tbe point fn the Indian Ocean. The coalJapanese 'in mountain fiperathius is ing of the (Tape squadron haa been enconceded. The Russian commander sured by colliers which have been disCLOTHIER. THE undoubtedly Is Aware of the difficulties patched in advance. of the task before him, lias measured his them well, and is confident of ability to overcome tbem. if General Kuropatklp possessed an aruy of ENGINEER WAS DROWSY. half a million men he could leave a sufficient force to attack the triangle Warrensburg, Mo., Oct. 11. At the while ho moved with the remainder hearing this afternoon Engineer Hortaround the eastern and western flanks. on of the extra freight acknowledged This is considered in the best inthat he had mistaken train No. 50 for formed circles at the war office to be Small Steamer Buppolcd te Have Gone the second section of No. 80. He was now nuniliera the with impracticable Down During Hoavy Gala With positive that four trains east bound L. composing General Kuropat kin's army, Becraft, All on Board. bad passed, and If he Vos asleep at altbe is a frontal advance only and on waa the the train while. time are any ternative. Operations, however, I was Cor. Grant and 24th Halifax, N. 8., Oct. 11. News has aiding he did not know it likely to be marked by udnta on tbe 1 think "but don't he said, reached Call steamer of little here drowsy, the right and left Tbe Japanese probably was asleep. If I waa asleep I wee sitWE WILL TAKE YOU THERE ASD will make similar movements until of tandon, Prince Edward Island, durboth armies become involved in a ing lost Saturday's gale, with the loss ting straight up in the mb of my BRING YOU BACK. IN THE EASIEST RIDING AUTOMOBILE IN OGDEN. it te believed of all on board, 19 souls, eagine.1 death struggle. of whom fourteen were passengers, ell. men. Among those on the steamer was ARCTIC REACHES RENDEZVOUS. THINK IT 13 PRESSURE FROM CZAR. the son of John Fa gar of this city, one of the principal owners. The Call was Halifax. N. S., Oct. 11. A dispatch London, Oct IS. The English pa- a new vessel and bad been during the from A. H. taw of the Canadian HudNew six between last months plying pers this morning are still discussing son Bay expedition, has been received what they regard as General Kuropat-kln- s Brunswick and Prince Edwards Island announcing that the si earner Arctic An a regular packet service.. explicable change of plan of points The atqamer was bound from Tens-csdi- e, with Major Moody and party on board, campaign, and with the increasing confar up 'in Northern New Bruns- reached Port Burkwell October lit. viction thnt now te shared by moat off enNew London, on the Northern At that point which Is near the to wick, te due to the European critics that it trance to Hudson 8traits, the Arctic coast of Prince Last Island. Edward pressure from Ft. Petersburg. rendezvoused with the steamer' NepThe situation will lie still more com- Foturdaya storm raged with great ee-- i tune, which has been in Hudson Bay of the in 8t. Gulf tawrence, plicated if the extraordinary state- verity since 1903 and which passed Chateau ment sent by Bennett Burleigh from blowing directly on the northern shore Bay, in the Ftrait of Belle Isle. Island. Edward ot Prince Shanghai to the Daily Telegraph today should turn out to be correct. Me. Field Burleigh aoyg it is believed Marshal Oyama and his staff will return or be recalled to Japan, ostensiYou can find ie ia the soleetlua for bly because the army Is going into of a butcher of known reliabilwinter quarters, and that General ity. Everything that leaves our Nodau will take over the command. market Is "vactly as represent-,ed- . "It is now well known among the if its not, or youre better classes of ' Japanese," Mr, Burwith your purchase, your leigh adds, "that it was Nodsu who Armour A Company Sold Fruit at Promoney back and the goods art hibitive Prices in Order to Comsaved the situation at the battle 'of in aniget better acpnr. Come Liao Yang. Oyama and the headquartpel Bhippero to Usg Their quainted with our meat market. Caro. ers had actually ordered a retreat TELEPHONE COMPANY WEATHERS! when Nodsu vigorously protested gainst such a step and begged them to Chicago, Oct. 11. In tbe Inquiry of Wholesale and Retail Butcher. Office Ask Particularai for ths , make another desperate effort, the the Interstate Commerce Commission OGDEN. 2459 Wash. Ava with Oku's today John Leverone, a Cincinnati more directly THE CIRCULATION!" WHATB is due To the Nodzu, therefore, fruit merchant, testified before the inright. THAT'S THE VITAL POINTI sole credit of averting a disastrous re- quisitors that Armour and Company, treat which he warded off by sending old pine apples In Cincinnati at 1 in and almost sacrificing the entire price which could not possibly be diTwentieth regiment of the second made by competitors, in order to vision. produce dealers into using tbe According to Mr. Burleigh tbe JapArmour refrigerator cars. Leverone anese still have no Intention of pro- declared that Armour A Co. not only ceeding much further north than Muk- charged fruit shippers arbitrarily high den and will only with exceptional prices for the use of iced cars, but circumstances attack Tie Pom this through arrangements with fruit carseason. rying lines like tha Louisville and Mr. Burleigh concludes: Nashville, practically compelled conGeneral Nishl,' commander of the signees to use the Armour cars. Then, Japanese Fecund Division, will become having forced dealers to hold their ,j Governor of Manchuria. goods at high prices to cover excessive Commenting editorially upon the transportation costs, the Armours are ; statements in Mr. Burleigh's corres- in the habit, he averred, of turning ' about and underselling dealers to a pondence, the Daily Telegraph says: The recall of Oyama is almost In- degree that' debars the tetter from do- - ' It is conceivable. Oyamas war, plan- ing business In any particular line of j ned and carried out by him, and his goods. Ogden, Utah, One Week, Commencing Oct. 21 recall would be a sign that Japan, her J. 8. Leeds, manager of the Santa Emperor and ministers were suffering Fe fruit dispatch, waa one of the prln- from an acute attack of nerves and ctpal witnesses of the afternoon see- had begun to doubt themselves. Ion. , , ! Did you ever give ahlppero re bates?" was asked Mr. Leeds. ANOTHER ASSAULT t t Well, la Northern California we BEFORE WINTER. gave the shippers a remittance of 935 London, Oct. 13. The Daily Tele- on etch car, said the witness. "We will furnish all the amusements and attractiona. This is the larged graph's Che Fu correspondent says had to do It to compete with tha Arand most complete organisation of Its kind on the road. Ita first trip that the following touching message mour line. west, traveling. in ita own a pedal trains of 25 cars. Honorably conducthas been received from the Empress ed. Truthfully advertised. A GOOD CLOTHES ROBBER. of Russia in rcstionee to a congratulaDont foil to visit the stadium, where tory message from the gorrieun of Port 11. Oct. James C. Fedalla, Mu., Arthur: T am deeply Impressed by- your no- Rumsey, alias Frank Jackson, alias Chief Jess, aged 23 years, was arble message. With oil my heart and soul I am with ymi this day you, the rested hero today charged with robbrave defenders and sufferers of Port bing the passengers of the Pullman Arthur, i pray God will give you car "Annariale, which he entered at the Miskouri, Kansas and Texas stastrength to continue your aclf-earflee In Uhalf of tbe empire, which is tion In this city. He chloroformed tbe dosen paseengers in the car, robbed dear to you as well as to me. The correspondent add that there them of their money nd Jewelry and are indications that the Japanese in- then jumped from the car window, tend making amuher assault upon Port He returned here today and was arArthur before going into winter quar rested. Rumsey. who waa faultlessly Twice Dally Afternoon and Evening. attired, made a detailed confession after. . A dispatch from Ft. Petersburg to a ter his arresL Among ether things, he admitted having dreerted from the news agency here aaya: , United State Infantry "in a dispatch to the Emperor Gen. Twenty-elRhtFtoeeacl confirms the report that des- at 8an Francisco a few weeks ago. He perate aoit i cs from Port Arthur were says that be is wanted Jn both Fan mnde on October Gth and Cih and Francisco and Chicago. stales that the Russians, with greatly Inferior forces, repulsed- the Japanese four times and captured ten Hotchkiss guns. WAR SHOULD PRISONER 42, 194. IF YOU WANT TO VOTE BE BURE TO REGISTER TODAY. BRYAN FOR ILLINOIS. Chicago. Oct. 11. William J. Bry- an has altered his determination to t SUIT YOURSELF FRED M. NYE, ONE-PRIC- E NINETEEN MAY HAVE Automobiles BEEN LOST for Rent II. LOWERED $1.00 Telephones Residences PRICE OF PINEAPPLES $2.50 Telephones for Business M dissst-lsfle- UMOUMBELL 'k. I T ixaumasB eo-er- qe MERCHANT CLUB . ; , FREE Street Fair and Carnival ! ! The MAT Carnival t - PFIQCSouUiem IwLlijiJfnmnnv DIAVOLA rl "Loops the Loop h WOUNDED RUSSIAN Railroads Handsome Conch, upholstered in Velour, any color you may select, will be given free with each 9100.000 purchase. With each 976.00 purchase we will give 1 Handsome Iron bedstead free. With each 950.00 purchase, we wlllglve 1 Handsome Oak Rocker free. , With each 926.00 pnrchkse, we will give 1 National Carpet Sweeper, free. With each 910.00 purchase, we will give 1 attractive wall pocket, free. WATERS. Copenhagen, Oct. 11. The Associated Press learns from an excellent source that the Russian Baltic fleet will leave Llhau October 14th', and pass through Danish waters October Kith. High Russian naval officers have arrived here and will Investigate the Danish waters before the passage of the fleet. stay out iff Illinois, and will speak in this stoie i Hiiler the auspices of the Democratic stale committee October l!0th to 31st. One meeting will be arranged for him in Chicago If possible. The announcement was insde RUFFIAN NAVAL APPOINTMENTF. today by Chairman AlcGinlen. of the stale Democratic bureau. A pedal St. Petersburg. Oct. 13. 7:30 a. m train will be provided for Mr. Bryan, The Official Messenger baa announcwho will begin at East SL Louis and ed the appointment of Vice Admiral tour tbe state. ' Bezabrosoff, commander of the-Fir- st All WK CONFIDENT. Mukden, Oil. 11. 7:45 p. m. A Russian correspondent of the Associated Pres, telegraphs as follows: "1 have seen a number "of tbe wounded who have hern sent bark from the trout. It is ImiKnwible at present to enter into details of the operations on font. hut. the men interviewed are in infinitely better spirits than were those wounded when we were retreating.. Every one Is confident, and the men are all anxious to finish the war in order to get hark home. None of them, however, has any Idea of going hoim except aa visitors. We have enough troops, and ihe one determination of officers and men alike is to wipe out the Japene. WILL EXAMINE ' Excursions On You Can Buy on Easy Payments Your Credit is Good 0 Ogden Furniture & Carpet Co. HYRUM PINGREE, Mgr, Mi |