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Show r VOLUME DAILY UTAH ,STATE JODMAL vra -N-UMBER OGDEN, UTAH 227. PORT ARTHURS FALL IS PARKER AVERSE TO FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1904 STRIKE LEADER ARRESTED REPORTED BY BRITISH 0S RECEIVED IT BY HONOR TO MEM AND SMALL RIOTS OCCUR WILL MAKE NO 8WING AROUND THE CIRCLE. FEDERAL MANY Latter of Acceptance Will Fully Cover Captain Every Issue of the Campany OP paign. ESOPl'S. X. FOURTH Capture of City from Chce Received at ANNIVERSARY TRAGIC DEATH. Foo Dead Italian Monarch. Last Advices St. Petersburg Were That Situation Was Unchanged. Today waa the fourth anniversary of the tragic death of King Humbert, who was assassinROME, July 29. ated at Monsa, July 29, 1900, by Gaetano Brescl, an anarchist. In accordance with the custom the anniversary was observed by commemorative exercises throughout the kingdom. In the capital there was a pilgrimage of A many thousands to the tomb of the CONFIRMS dead king in the Pantheon. King Vic- JULY 29 A RUMOR IS THAT CURRENT THIS EVENING PORT ARTHUR HAS FALLEN, BUT IS . OBTAINNO CONFIRMATION ROME, ABLE. JULY 29 TELEGRAM REPORTICHE FOO DISPATCHES NG THE CAPTURE OF PORT ARTHUR. WEIHAIWEI HAS A BRITISH WIRELESS 8TATION WHICH BRITISH WITH COMMUNICATES SHIPS. IT IS POSSIBLE THAT THE INFORMATION OF THE FALL OF PORT ARTHUR WAS RECEIVED IN SHANGHAI, WEI-HAIW- tor Emmanuel, accompanied by Queen Helena and members of the royal family, visited the tomb and spent an hour In prayer. The tomb waa almost hidden beneath a mass of magnificent floral offerings. The anniversary has renewed Interest and speculation In the fate of the THIS MANNER. assassin, Brescl, concerning which numerous contradictory stories are JULY 29 THIRTY told. It has been reported at interCHE FOO, REFUGEES ARRIVED TODAY IN A vals that Brescl is dead, but this Is JUNK FROM PORT ARTHUR, HAVnot generally credited. The probabilING LEFT THERE YESTERDAY. ities are that he Is still confined In THEY SAY THERE WA8 EXCEEDIprison and that he Is totally mad aa NGLY HEAVY FIGHTING ON LAND has been reported. AND SEA THEN. and captured by a Russian cruiser olf Yokohama, arrived here today. While a portion of the cargo Is contraband it Is not necessarily Implied that the ship be seised. A prise court will pass upon the matter and probably will release the vessel after sequestrating the most within sight of each other. There contraband. The prize crew Is comis no likelihood of an assault on the posed of a lieutenant and forty-tw- o The semaphores of men from the cruiser Gromboi. city at present. die Russian and Japanese outposts at Xaugalln confront each other so close ROOSEVELT DECIDES TO are the opposing forces together. PUT ON THE BRAKE July 29 Port Arthur advices received by a circuitous route state that the conditions remain The Russians hold the unchanged. versts from the nineteen for railway port and the opposing armies are al8T. PETERSBURG, KUROPATKINS ARMY CONTINUES ITS RETREAT WASHINGTON, July 29 Today's cabinet meeting was of considerable length and recent developments of the n diswar relative to the A ROME, July 29 patch states that General Kuropatkln seizure of contraband shipped from the la evacuating Liao Tang and withUnited States was a fruitful topic. A drawing north of Mukden, proposing disposition was manifested to go slow by this means to extricate a part of about making protests to St Petershis army from the cordon which the burg In case of the Arabala until the facts are ascertained. It waa SecreJapanese are attempting to draw. tary Metcalfs first appearance at a RUSSIAN REPORT CLAIMS cabinet meeting. HEAVY JAP LOSSE8 PROBABLE RUPTURE BETWEEN ST. PETERSBURG, FRANCE AND THE VATICAN 29 A July correspondent's account of the Tachl-cha- o PARIS, July 29. The council of light which has Just been received states that the Japanese losses are ministers today discussed the differ' believed to have been between 4,000 ences between the Vatican and govern' and S.000. The Russian loss is placed ment In a &saion which lasted three at 1,000. hours. Premier Combes afterward said Great astonishment Is expressed at that the proprieties did not permit of the wonderful mobility and strategy a statement at this time. This Is tashown by the Japanese In the battle. ken as an Indication that a rupture has actually occurred. JAPANESE REPORT OF Tlen-Tsl- TACHICHAO CASUALTIES Russo-Japane- se CZAR SENDS REPLY TO EDWARD'S MESSAGE TOKIO. July 29. ports that according made by captured General Kuropatkln General Oku reLONDON, July 29 The csar has to statements Russian officers replied In most kindly terms to King was present dur Edward's telegram of sympathy over tbe recent battle at Tachlchao and the assaslnatlon of Minister Plehve. that Russian Cenerals Sakaloff and Kindravltch were wounded. The Rus- WIDE INTERNATIONAL sian casualties were about two thousPLOT IS SUSPECTED and and those of the Japanese one thousand. A number of ROME. July 29 The Russian govprisoners were taken by the Japanese, also a quan- ernment has asked that the police tity of munitions. watch all Russian exiles. A wide In ternatlonal plot Is suspected. SMALL JAPANESE FORCE AMBUSHED MINISTER PLEHVE'S BODY WA3 HORRIBLY MANGLED ST. PETERSBURG. 29 Gen July Kuropatkln reports that on the 27th ST. PETERSBURG. July 29 It Is Russian volunteers and Cossacks am- stated that the assassin of Minister bushed Japanese reconnolterlng Plehve Is named Poroznoff and his troops to the southwest of MasapudsL home I In southern Russia. The Japanese lost He was examined by a magistrate twelve killed, twen ty wounded and two taken refused to make a statement. today.but prisoners. of examination A STEAMER ARABIA WILL Plehve'a body shows that the entire PROBABLY BE RELEASED lower part of the face was destroyed the ears torn off, a gaping wound In VLADIVOSTOK, 29 The the breast, left shoulder mangled, left July German steamer Arabia, which was arm broken off near the wrist and both chartered by an American company lega broken. post-morte- m JURY FINDS INDICTMENTS. Y., XV w July 29. York will lal . us after reaching the street INTIMIDATION of Cteamer, ComOfficers and United 8tatea Inspectors Are Held. X'KW YORK. July 29 The Federal Mayor visit KimmiI jury today presented the result disJudge Purkrr today, mining on the of i!s im estipatioii of the Sloi-inaster to Judge Thomas. It was avreed yacht Sapphire. Villens i ho national rnnnniltee de- between counsel and the court that those indicted appear next Monday mands that he make speeches In the to plead and offer hail. storm (enters of the campaign prior District Attorney lturnetl admitted to election day, Judge rarker will re- that the indictments Include Captain Van Schnlck and Inspectors I.und-ber- g main silent at Rosemount. Personand Fleming. From other sourally he is averse to a hippodrome canvass and under no circumstances could ces it Is learned that Frank J. BarnJames K. Atchison, he be Induced to make a swing around s' v, president; and Frank B. secretary, the circle. Dexter, treasurer Steam-bo- at of Knickerbocker the Judge Parker counts upon making company, and Captain Fease of the Issuance of his formal letter of ac. ceptance the most Important event of the steamer Grand Republic are also the entire campaign. This letter will Indicted. The ball will probably be be a long and weighty document Ili.nQQ in each case. touching every issue of the national canvass, and will be made public about 75,000 COAL MINERS MAY DECIDE TO STRIKE ten days after the notification ceremonies. PHILADELPHIA, July 29 There Is fear that the executive board grave DAVIS IS GREATLY or No. 1, United Mine Workdistrict PLEASED WITH PARKER ers, will order a strike Involving apCUMBERLAND, Md., July 29 Hen- proximately 75,000 men when It meets In special session here next Monday ry G. Davis, the Democratic to consider the question of the refusal nominee, who stopped over of the coal companies to dedurt check here en route to his home at Elkina was called upon by a large number of Welshmen's wages. The fear of the strike Is heightened of citizens, prominent irrespective party. When assured by a constitu- by the action of the Scranton Coal ent who has Just returned from New company In falling to make the deductions when paying at several of its England that the talk there waa all colleriee. of Parker and Davia he said: I consider it a great honor to he on If the strike Is ordered It will probthe same ticket with such a thoroughly ably affect the whole anthracite reas the companies seemed to be great man aa Judge Parker. I had gion, In resisting the demand, combined high opinions of his ability before I It la tantamount to a recogclaiming met him at his home, but this meeting Induced admiration for the man, the nition of the union. citizen and the standard bearer of the Democratic party. I am pleased that OPERA HOUSE MAY BE LEASED. people speak kindly of me, and shall do all In my power to help win this Manager Clark Returns From His battle for the party of the people." Trip to Portland and Othsr Points. ROOMING HOUSE BURNED; ALL GUESTS ESCAPED Mr. Joseph Clark has returned from Portland, Beattie and other northSAN FRANCISCO, July 29 The western points. While at Seattle he Hotel Lynwood, a rooming house, was had a conference with John Cort, who partly destroyed by fire this morning. represents the Klaw ft Erllnger theThe guests had narrow escapes and atrical syndicate, with reference to there were many thrilling rescues. that organization obtaining a five Three of the guests were carried out years lease on the Grand opera house. condition. An While no definite conclusion was come In a elevator boy who was caught on the to a proposal submitted by Mr. Cort top floor after arousing the guests was will be considered by the opera house taken out of a window with a rope by company and when modified or adfiremen on the roof. Mrs. Harkins of justed may be accepted by the com Nevada City, Cal., who was found un- pany providing the amendments are conscious in a room, recovered soon satisfactory to the other partfles to the OF HIS McClellan of Is Also Reported Thousands Visit ths Tomb of ths GAND CITY POLICE IS IS ANNOUNCEMENT OF CRIPPLE CREEK 8HERIFF, Also Advises Deported Miners That They Should 8tay Away From tho District. CRIPPLE CREEK. Col., Jul 29. Sheriff Edward Bell will nut guarantee protection to any person who has been driven from this district because of his allegiance or sympathy with the Western Federation of Miners. He lniule this plain when he received a message from Patrick Carvel, one of the hundreds deported sftcr the Independence depot dynamite outrage. Carvel is now at Colorado City and notified Sheriff Bell that he wished to return to the district and resume his residence here, nnd would do so If the authorities would guarantee to protect him from violence. Sheriff Bell not only Informed Carvel that he would not guarantee to protect him from harm, but strongly advised him never to return to the dls-trlAt the same time the sheriff observed that It would be discreet for each and every man who hns been deported to remain away from the district as he did not think he had a sufficient number of deputies to protect them. Joseph Fisher and John Miller, who strike breakers who were driven out of Hollywood Tuesday night by a mob, returned to Victor yesterday and announce that they will stay this time and defend their rights with revolvers. If necessary. James Schmidt and James Fisher, the other two men who were forced to leave, are still absent The men deny Hint they were beaten, hut admit that threats were used and they were warned never to return to the camp. They say they did not recognize sny of the members of the mob. ct. PACKER8 WILL ATTEMPT TO 8ECURE INJUNCTION KANSAS CITY. July 29. An appll cation by the packers for a federal Injunction to restnln the strikers from violence Is anticipated. Special officers armed with rifles and revolvera are patrolling the parking plants. ' Disturbances Are Without Serious Result in 'Chicago Clash at Kansas City Results in Shooting of Two Union Men by a Negro. CHICAGO, July 29. Through the arrest of George F. Golden, president of the Packing Teamsters' union, this morning on uu open charge of Intimidation by Police In)Mctor Hunt, the claim la made by the union that an la being made thus to break President Golden stopped teamster with a livid of meat which uttempt the strike. a he suspected was bound for the Swift branch and ordered the man, who was a union driver, to take It back. Inspector Hunt, who wns near by, promptly placed the labor lender under arrest and bonds were refused him. The morning session of the nearest police court wns adjourned and Golden, fighting hard, was hustled below Into n cell nt the stock yards station. Another man, charged with picketing was also arrested. There were a number of sporadic cases of disturbance this morning, but none was serious. The Drovers Journal, which Is considered an authority, claims that the packers this morning are operating to 50 per cent of the normal capacity of the plants. President Golden wss later released on bonds and an agreement not to go near Ms headquarters nr the yard confines until his case Is heard this week. International President Shea of the Teamsters' union and twenty-thre- e union lenders who were In conference over the live stock hsndlrs question, ndjourned their meeting and went to the police station nnd had a warm talk with Inspector Hunt, who threatened to arrest all of them If they Interfered as Golden Is alleged to have done. The receipts of cattle this morning wen-- 9.000, a big gain. All were bundled the drovers. promptly by The Lithuanian who attempted to kill Commission Merchant Ward made an effort to hang himself In his cell this morning but failed. A small riot occurred at the Halstead street entrance to the and Forty-fift- h stockyards at noon, the result of the strike appearance of seventy-fiv- e breakers from Armour's. The strikers set upon them, but were dispersed by the police. Several of the strike breakers were taken to the police station where they explained that negroes from the yards refused to work for the packers, having been brought in under false pretenses. None was seriously Injured. Altogether there have been seven riot calls today, none of which terminated In any fatality. yes-terd- ny VEST NEAR DEATH. SWEET SPRINGS. Mo, July Senator Vest Is very 29. low. contract. The season opens at the Grand on DR. FORBES SERIOUSLY ILL ENDS September 12 th with Noble's Stock LIFE BY DROWNING company for a week's engagement, and Operation for Appsndioitie Psrformsd among the other more Important atAt Ogdon General Hospital NEWARK, O., July 29 W. G. Taf-fe- l, tractions promised for next season are Last Night. receiver of the local savings bank, The Silver Slipper," Ben Hur," "San committed suicide this morning. Wor Toy" and others. Dr. IL H. Forbes, county physician ry over financial affairs Is supposed to for Weber county, is lying critically be the cause. hospital, MAYOR SIGNS THE CONTRACT. III at the Ogden general where he submitted to an operation BOTH ALARMS WERE FALSE. Louis C. Kslssy of 8alt Lake Will for appendicitis at 6 o'clock last evening. His sudden and serious Illness Construct tho 8swsrw came as a severe shock to his many Police and Firs Departments Given a In Ogden. On Tuesday he atfriends There was a meeting of the city Wild Goose Chase Last Night. tended the meeting of the board of an was council last night. That Is it commissioners, apparently In In county held not was The police and fire departments last Informal meeting. It of health, and on Wednesday best the In the maychamber but council night were the victims of false alarms, the office practice, aland the sending of the former to the ors office and he was present The he attended to his somewhat indisposed. Yesadthough Ogden river bridge and the latter to presence of the mayor was taken so serious that was Illness his street and Jefferson vantage of, however, and he signed terday Twenty-eight- h were called to and Perkins Drs. Joyce C. to L. Kelsey avenue Is looked upon with suspicion the contract awarding found him suffering him. attend They confor the contract Balt Lake the by both departments. Both alarms of an acute and dangerous attack from Is All sewer. that of the struction and are being thoroughly Investigated He was Immediately it Is probable that some arrests will now lacking In the completion of this of appendicitis. to the removed hospital, where the deal Is the signing of the contract by follow. two assisted by Dr. Brick, surgeons, of A call came to the police station last the contractor and the furnishing the They re operation. coun performed the night asking that the patrol and three his bond. It Is stated that case one, and an the aggravated ported time a short also spent street cilmen present officers be sent to Twenty-fir- st was condition said the that patient's and Washington avenue. The depart- In looking over some of the new city he rallied Toward critics!. midnight ment answered the call, but found ordinances. considerably and his sttendants were nothing to Indicate any cause for more hopeful of his recovery. EXCURSION. HOLLANDERS an alarm. Upon inquiring today a reporter was the at Dutch was the It certainly Only a few minutes later the fire deInformed that the doctors condition specpartment was called out likewise to Union depot until the Hollanders now Is more favorable than would be street and ial left for Lagoon this morning. the corner of Twenty-eight- h number expected considering the seriousness Jefferson avenue. The fire laddies slso Fully four hundred of their to en- of the attack. While by no means out responded quickly, but found no trace from this city had congregated of danger, sanguine hopes are enterresort. joy the excursion to that of fire. tained for his recovery. They will be Joined by several bun The officials take it aa coming either In the mesntlme the services of Dr. Salt from from culprits who Intended the mat- dred of their countrymen have been secured Dickson by the ter for a Joke or an an effort to create Lake upon their arrival. of Dr. the for performance county one A lengthy athletic program la excitement and give a chance for crimduties. Forbes' of the attractions of the day. inal work. BANK RECEIVER Bi THE TWO UNION MEN SHOT BY A NEGRO CITY, July 29. Pat and Matt Sullivan, union strikers who with a crowd of associates offered violence to L. King, colored. as King was going to work at Armours this morning, were shot down by him. Each was wounded In the leg. King and two others were arrested by the police, who responded to the riot calL Many packing house employes were molested while on their way to work. An uneasy feeling prevails. KANSAS La-nes- JUDGE CITES STRIKERS FOR VIOLATING INJUN 0 ta X X OMAHA, Neb.. July 29 disturbance occurred $300. during nn attempt to 'moderate breakers Into the .Syments. pickets Interfere FWer.lJud5EN4ANS0NC0 strikers for Incorporates.) Injunction Temple of Music. 74 MAIN 8TREET. Formerly Daynes Music Co.) SALT LAKE CITY. J |