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Show VOLUME 167. Vin.-NUM- BEE OG-DEN- 58 RALLOTS AND Perdicaria "and Varney, Who Ware Kidnapped, Hava Been Carried Into tho Mountain. Illinois Republican State Convention Adjourns Without Naming a Candidate. SPRINGFIELD, Gibraltar 20. ad- 111., May 20. Sherman WASHINGTON, May 20. The consul at Tangier cables the state dew partment that Perdlcarls and his have been carried Into the mountains where pursuit Is almost Impossible. No terms have yet been the brigands. The received from Moorish authorities, he says, are assisting In every way they can but war vessels will be of great assistance and 48, Pierce 29. ROBBED TOMB son-in-la- the larger they are the more Impressive and effective will be their presence. i MILLION FEET OF LUMBER REDDING, Cal., May. 20. Incendar-le- s set lire in three places to the main lumber yord of the Tefry Lumber company in this city this morning at 12:45. Over one million feet of lumber burned and the loss Is estimated at $25,000. It was a terrific lire and for a time the north end of the towm was In great danger. Taken In connection with the lire at the Chico mill yesterday, lumbermen believe there Is an organised plot' to destroy all the lumber yards In northern California. Decrease In wages and the consolidation of the lumber interests la believed to be the cause. - L ATTEMPT TO THE FLEETS HIS NEST WELL A ENCOUNTERED SUPERIOR FORCE OF RUSSIANS. ADMIRAL SKRYDLOFF REACHES VLADIVOSTOK. Favored Fraudulent Concerns and Received Big Fees As Their Cossacks Pursued the Fleeing Enemy Whose Loss Is Reported As Considerable. Takes Command of Squadron and Sails With Port Arthur ths Supposed Destination. Attorney. IiGME, May 20. An Ageusia Liberia dispatch from Harbin says that Admiral Skrydloff arrived at Vladivostok from St. Petersburg und later put to sea with five cruisers and Iliirertt, mi trial with General Tyner In the poMtnfllce eases, today testified that the greater part of the $40,000 he earned lu the first two years after he left the government service came from publishers a ho contested the order of the postotllce deiiartment excluding certain publications from the mulls as second-clas- s matter. OFT Albany Police Arrest Five Men longing to Notorious Gang WASHINGTON, On NEWCHWANG, May day last 20,000 Japanese troops encountered 32,000 Russians sixty miles west of Feng Wang Cheng. The Japanese retreated without serious loss. The Japs retreated because It was deemed unwise to risk battle during the strategic movement. The Cossacks harrassed the Jap flanks with considerable losses on both sldea The main body of Japs was soon joined when the Russians stopped their pursuit. 20. Mon- JAPS FLED FROM THE FIELD PANIC STRICKEN ST. PETERSBURG, May Mukden didpatch announces Be- NEW YORK, May 20. A secret service 'man came from Washington this morning and saw Inspector r. who sent for Lew After a conference the minstrel gave up the 111ms of the moving picture obtained yesterday at the capital representing President Roosevelt uplifting a prostrate negro. Dock-stade- DRAWING THE TOIL8 IN 8CHAEFER CASE BEDFORD, May 20. In the Schaefer murder trial this morning Dr. Joseph Gardner, the noted mlcroscoplst, testified that the hair found in the hand of the dead woman was approximately of the same else and texture as some taken from the head of James McDonald, the defendant ' THUNDERER" FORCED TO REDUCE ITS PRICE nd N LONDON, May 20. The announcement Is made today that the London Times intends to reduce Its price to 20. David INJURES AMERICAN MILLERS. NEW YORK, May yearly subscribers to one penny. The Rothschild, former president of the Mall says that the Thunderer haa WASHINGTON, D. C., May 20. ReFederal bank, has been found guilty InInfluto the practically succumbed of grgand larceny. The maximum ports received here show that the ence of live journalism." Into of the flux Russian wheat large punishment Is ten yeara western European markets this year BRITISH 8TORMED TO SUPPORT UNION LABOR. has seriously crippled the export busiTHIBETAN POSITION A meeting will be held at Union ness of many American millers. The Labor hall on Sunday afternoon for crop was large In Russia, and, owing LONDON, May 20. The Indian of the purpose of organising a Women's to the tear of war in the Far East, flee Isues a report from Thibet Union Labor league. The league Is it was rushed quickly to market Much stating that the British expedition an International organisation and of it was shipped to Holland, Belgium stormed the Thibetan position north branches exist In all the large cities of and England before it was sold. In of Gyantse. The enemy was defeated this and other countries. A branch order to insure the shipper a market with heavy loss. The British casual was recently instituted at Salt Lake based upon Its value rather than upon ties were three wounded. and has been an unqualified success. what the Russian government thought The object of the league is the sup- it was worth, in case a ukase forbidGERMAN UNIVERSITY port and advancement of union la- ding exports was issued. This has cut PROFE8SOR SUICIDES bor by Insisting when purchasing off a large percentage of exports from goods of any description of being sup the United States and Canada and a HEIDELBERG, May 20. Professor plied only with union made articles. still further depletion in the trade Is Cxemey, a celebrated authority on expected to result diseases of the nerves and Insanity, committed suicide today. CENTRAL ORATORICAL LEAGUE. 1 BATTLE ON AT DELAWARE, O., May 20. Large PORT ARTHUR FRENCH RACING TRIAL8. delegations of college students have PARIS, May 20. M. Thery, driving rounded up here to root for their MAY 20. Heavy CHE FOO, a Richards-Braslwon the respective Institutions at the annual machine, automobile trial stoday for the secontest of the Central Oratorical firing was heard in the direction lection of the French team for the of Port Arthur today. It Is beLeague. The contest takes place this racer, fell from his machlnehrdlu under the auspices of the Ohio evening lieved that a battle Is being nnet cup.. Fournier, the famous Wesleyan University. The league Is fought there between the opracer, fell from his machine, but composed of Indiana, Cornell, Ohjo posing fleets. Nine machines broke Injury. Weslyean and the universities of Illiflown. nois. Ohio and West Virginia. er es-Pp- ed I I JAPANESE FLEET IS OFF VLADIVOSTOK 8T. PETERSBURG, May 20. A Vladivostok dispatch of today says the Japanese ships are hovering about the entrance of the harbor. All Is quiet. that a OPERATIONS OF F'LEET Russian detachment encountered a Japanese force marching westward on the 18th and succeeded In turning It. Another detachment met a force of Japanese twelve miles north of Feng Wang Cheng and after a encounter the Japanese fled ALBANY, K. Y- - May 20. Thousands of dollars worth of valuable panic stricken, driven by Russian jewelry stolen from the Livingston bayonets. The general staff denies the report tomb and from General Depeyster's mansion at Tivoli recently has been that the Russian cruiser Bogatyr was recovered by the police here as the wrecked at the entrance to Vladivoresult of a raid on a gang known as stok harbor. the Growlers. Five arrests were KUROPATKIN CHECKS made. ADVANCE ON LIAO YANG When the Livingston tomb was broken open In April the bones of the ST. PETERSBURG, May 20. It Is dead were scattered ruthlessly about In the search for the jewels. reported that General Kuropatkln, commanding the Ruslan forces In perMETHODISTS ELECT son, checked the Japanese advance ANOTHER BISHOP toward Liao Yang, the headquarters of the Ruslan army. LOS ANGELES, Cal., May 20. Dr. Rejoicing over the Japanese losses L. B. Wilson of Maltimore, president off Port Arthur was continued today, of the league, was elected large crowds taking possession of the The principal streets and cheering. bishop this morning. The committee on Episcopacy rec- sinking of the Japanese warships Is ommended one additional missionary attributed to Russian torpedo boats to Africa, two to southern Asia, one to and not to floating mines. Japan and Korea. JAPANESE The report on federation was adOFFICERS WERE LOST opted. It provides a common catechism, order of worship and hymnal TOKIO, May .20. Announcement Is for the Methodist Church and Methmade that the losses among the offodist Church South. are icers of the battleship Hatsuse Commanders Tsukamato, Nlre and TO EFFECT UNION OF others. On PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES Arlmorl and twenty-tw- o the cruiser Yoshlno, sunk In collisN. Y., May 20. Dr. ion! with the Kasaga, Captain Ayekl, BUFFALO, Tennis Hamjln of Washington this Commander Hlrowaterl and twenty afternoon presented a motion remov- other officers were lost. The report that the battleship ing all aspersions cast by the previous assemblies of the Presbyterian church Shlkishlma and Fuji were damaged In the United States. The motion was off Port Arthur la denied. The official report of the taking of framed as a forerunner of the union of the churches north and south. The Kaichow by the Japanese on Monday motion passed almost unanimously. It says that the total casualties of the la hoped that the Presbyterians of the Russians were three hundred. The south now will take such action as will place was defended by the l$fth, assist In the union of the two bodies. Fourteenth and Sixteenth sharpshooter Infantry regiments and eight BANK PRESIDENT TO quick flrers. The Ruslans left on the GO TO PENITENTIARY field thirty dead officers and men. FORTY-SEVE- three destroyer It Is conjectured that the fleet will attempt to reach Port Arthur. May 20. ' REPORTED BY TOGO H. WEATHERBY MUST TOMORROW. R. R Harrison STEAMER SARK; THIRTEEN T Failed to Obey an Order of the Court Plans Case Is Dismissed. LOST A few days ago Judge Itolapp made an order In the Second district' court that Richard H. Weatherb, who Is being sued by his wife, Ella Weatherby, for divorce, pay Into the court the sum of $100 for attorney's fees, costs and temiiorary alimony. This order was duly served on Weatherby, but he has disregarded It and today a second order whs made citing hlin Into court to show cause why he should not be punished for contempt us he has failed to pay the money. The citation la returnable at 10 a. m. tomorrow and at that hour Mr. Weatherby will have to be present and of- fer explanations. A 20. antl-Salo- SUPPRESSED PICTURE OF PRESIDENT AND NEGRO HE FEATHERED FENG WANG CHENG hand-to-ha- DESTROYED FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1904. After a nine days session, eight of which LONDON, Mpy were spent In fruitless balloting for vices say that British torpedo boat the nomination for governor, the ReNo. 88 haa sailed for Tangier. Two publican state convention this mornAmerican warships have sailed from ing adjourned until May 21st. Fifty-eig- ht ballots were taken, the last rethe Canaries for Tangier to obtain the release of Perdlcarls and Varley, sulting: Yates 483, Lowden 893, De- 53, who were captured by Moroccan neen 385, Hamlin 113, Warner bandits. XJTA1--I JAPS RETREAT TO SAIL FOR TANGIER MOROCCAN BANDIT8 MUST COME TO TIME. , Five of the Fourteen Men Who Were Rescued Died of Rir TOKIO, May 20. Admiral Exposure Togp reports that the fleet under his command, four cruisers, three gunboats and a torpedo flotilla, after successfully repelling the attack of the HALIFAX, N. S., May 20. The enemy" destroyers which emerged steamer Turret Bay struck on St. from Port Arthur when the disaster Paul's- laUnd today. The vesel was to the Hatsuse occurred and rescuing the battleship's crew, proceeded on the 15th Instant to Pechlli gulf. The fleet reconnoitered along Alchow promontory. On the 17th the fleet entered the Gulf of Klnchow and bombarded the enemy's railways, edifices, bridges military trains. TLANZ CASE DISMISSED. The charge of fornication against Fred Plum was dismissed today on motion of District Attorney Halverson. rians and Ada Smith, the complaining witness, were married a few days ago, and as Is usual In such cases the charge was dropped. ORDER IN DAMAGE SUIT. In the case of Hughes against O'Neill, an action brought In Morgan county, an order was entered appointing Doctors Conroy and Baker to make a physical examination of the plaintiff. Hughes' is suing for damages for Injuries sustained in an accident at Croyden quarry, and the phyalrlana are to make the examination to ascertain the natnure of his bucked off and sank In twenty minutes. Many of those on board were d drowned. The steamer was from bound for Montreal. The stemnrr struck near the Southwest light at 8:30 this morning during a dense fog and heavy sea. Fourteen men were brought ashore, five of whom died of exposure. Thirteen Injuries. JAPS HAVE LANDED PROBATE CURT. ANOTHER ARMY of the crew were lost. The steamer The following orders were made In waa coal laden and belonged to Black the probate division today: line. Dlumond 20. The I.ONDON, May Japanese In the estate of C. Ingebretsen, peminister .is advised of the landing 'of tition for' approval and settlement of a Japanese army at Takushan, on the BASEBALL GAME TOMORROW annual account and for distribution east coast of Lloatung peninsula, a to minors waa granted. short distance southwest of Antung. Line Up of the Two Railroad Teams James Ingebretsen was appoplnted Fist Game Expected. guardian of the person and estate of SKIRMISH IN WHICH Bennie Ingebretsen et al, and his bond JAPS WERE VICTORS As stated exclusively in last even- fixed at $3,006. In the estate of W. C. Channel, ing's Journal the master mechanTOKIO, May 20. It la officially giv- ics baseball team will their first petition of administratrix to be auplay en out that a section of Japanese Ingame of the season tomorrow after- thorised to accept the offer of George fantry of the Liaotung forces recon- noon at 4 p. m. With the team com- V. Wilson of $200 for deceased's Innoitered In the direction of Ban Chu-sa- posed of the superintendent's clerks. terest In a certain partnership waa northeast of Feng Weng Chang The game will be at Glenwood park granted. and met two sections of Russian In- and In the estate of Ella C. Williams, an promises to lie one of the fastest fantry. The Russians were repulsed this year, as the two teams are made order was entered for the sale of some in thirty minutes. The Japanese casup of the clerks from these two of- real estate. ualties were one officer and four men fices. Foster's Military band will ackilled and one officer and eight men company the teams to the scene of DAVIS AND GIBSON HEARING wounded. The Russian loss was one bHttle in a private street car. The officer and forty to fifty men killed. line-u- p will be as follows. Men Are Charged With Resisting An Master Mechanics Superintendent's Officer in Court JAP MINISTER IS Clerks Clerks. Syd-ne- . n, DEPRESSED Today. OVER LOSSES 20. Baron Hayashl, to England, Is conminister Japanese fined In bed today suffering from influ enxa and refuses to receive visitors. He Is very much depressed over the Japanese losses off Port Arthur. LONDON, May NEW CANYON HOTEL. COUNTY SCHOOL NOTES. Corner Stone of Structure Laid Yesterday Afternoon. The corner stone of the new canyon hotel being built by William G. Wilson was laid yesterday afternoon and no time will be lost In Its completion, as Mr. Wilson wishes to have everything In readiness to accommodate the R. L. Davis, who, with Clark Gibson, waa arrested on Wednesday afternoon for fast driving and resisting an officer, the latter complaint sworn to by Officer Bob Burke, was given a prellmnlary hearing before Judge Howell thla morning. He broke down and began to sob during hla examination and pleaded gullt(r. His bond of $50 has not yet been furwill nished and he was again locked up in The Weber county teachers meet Saturday at 10 oclock In the courthouse to make arrangements for graduation exercises of the county schools. It is expected they will be held in the tabernacle June 4th. There are about 100 to receive diplomas this year. the city jail. Gibson did not appear to answer the charge against him of resisting an officer sworn to by Sergeant Chambers, but waa represented by hla attorney Val Gideon. Hla bond was fixed at $300. He haa posted the same heavy summer trade. and was dismissed until further hearThe site for the building Is ImmeTO MUSTER IN COMPANY. ing, the date for which has not been A meeting Is to be held at the city diately across the river from the presbeen set as yet. ent hotel and on a pretty little hllL hall this evening for the purpose of Its design will be of Swiss architec- mustering In a company of the naBASEBALL SUKDAY. ture, two stories In height The first tional guard. All young men who story will be built of solid rock and take an Interest In military affairs are will be used exclusively for dining Invited to attend. Colonel J. J. Greene-wal- d Fort Douglas Taam Will Try Conclusions With th Locals. rooms. The second story will be built and other officers of the state orThe Fort Douglas baseball strong of logs and used for bedrooms. In ganisation will be present In will team be this .city to try cona be front of the hotel will large porclusions with the local league team tico to accommodate teams and carat Glnewood park on Sunday afterriages. THREE RAILROAD noon. Mr. Wilson Is sparing no time or ' EMPLOYES DROWNED Lieutenant Clark, who la In charge money to make this hotel one of the 'I of athletics at the fort, states that he finest of It kind In the state. One of 20. a strong team which la composhaa Col., BOULDER, May fireits features will be the large stone ed of the pick of the strongest men C. T. A. P. Jackson and Giller, places and another the unique wooden the at post. on inside. the P. E. Kiser, employes furnishings of the The local boys are working out Colorado Southern, were drownTO PAY DEATH PENALTY. faithfully and will be ready t give the ed last night In Owens, lake, SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., May 20. soldiers a warm reception. They played a practice game with the North four miles eaat of here, while Th$ execution of Joseph Murphy Is scehduled for today at Folsom state Ogden team at Glenwood yesterday afThe boat capslxed, due fishing. ternoon. Aa It was merely 9 practice prison. Murphy was one of the parto a high wind. All the men game there waa no score marker. ticipants In the break at the Folsom were married. North Ogden haa a strong aggregation prison Inst July, which resulted in the death of Prison Guard W. L. Cotter. and gave the locals quite a tussle. |