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Show TOE MOISNIXO DO E'EN, UTAH, EXAMINER. CAVALRY PROVE INEFFECTIVE Gent-ni-l RUSSIANS REPULSED. Tokia, Jub 24-.-2 p. m. Fourthousand Russians, including cavAi- airy and anillwy. attacked milre a, about fifty northeast of Feng Wang Chong. last Tuesday. The Russians were repulsed and retreated toward The Russians lost five killed and twenty wounded. The Japanese loss Is not given. Yanf-Plan-ktr- Shia-Kal'Un- g. e eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees St, Petersburg, June 24. Todays the seat of war Indicates hat Kurepaikin will not give bailie to the combined armies of Oku and Kurokl near Kal Chou. Doubt Is now cast sevopon the Impression prevailing for eral days that the bulk of the Liao Yang army had been advanced southward. though it may he that Oneral Kuropatkln Is consent rating his forces In the neighborhood of Hal Cheng. The only thing that ran be .staled with certainty la that the Information by the war office shows that General Kuropatkln has no intention if seriously contesting the Japanese advance on Kal Chou, which would io seem to carry with it Hie decision practically abandon the entire peninsula to the enemy, and ns a necessary consequence the withdrawn) of the Russian troops from New Chwung. Aorord-In- g to the latest reports General Okus outposts are four miles north of 8euii-rhe- n and the Russian outposts are eight wiles north of the same place and gradually falling back along the line of the railroad. It Is likely that the Japanese will reach Kal Chou in a eouple of days. General Kurokla three columns seem to hava suspended their advance, pending General Okua arrival at Kal Chon. roads They are occupying tbs three leading from Siu Yeti to Kal Chou. Ta Tirbe Kio aud Hal Cheng, whence they ran move forward simultaneously. The exact position of the Japanese on the Ta Tithe Kio road la not known, but one column la at Vandlapudxe forty miles from Hal Cheng, and another la at Chapanlln. 25 miles from Kal Chou. General Military critics approve of Kuropatklna derision not to light at Kal Chou, which, they point out. Is a particularly unfavorable position, exposed to a flank from Kurokl on one side and to a possible landing at New Cbwang on the other. The Japanese forces engaged In this movement are estimated at 150,000 men and an enormous number of guns. Apparently t we divisions have left Fort Arthur, which would account for the practical suspension of the tlsge operations, but which may also be due to the reported loss of the siege train on hoard Japanese transports. The admiralty has no confirmation of theea rumors. ews from HAD HUTCH COURAGE. Liao Tang. June II The messenger of the Mannhurtan army. nays, that flasks found on dead bodies rtf Japanese at Vafangow eoutafaed brandy In stead of water, and Intimates that the Japanese "bolstered themselves up on Dutch USE PRESERVED MEAT. St Petersburg, June fice 24. The war ofbas adopted the Morgan process ot preserving fresh meat for an army In field. A corps of men la being Instructed fn the system and will lie sent to Manchuria to tabs charge of tbs army slaughter houses, the Seoul, Juno 24. The Japanese dele-gatkconsisting of memherq of par llameut, foreign correspondents and officials who arrived at Chemulpo, Juno e Kumki's Headquarters in the Field, via Fusan. June 2 3. (Delayed). A Russian cavalry division commanded by General Rennenkampff, opposes the Jap- auese right flank. The country is mountainous and almost itupos- sible for cavalry operations, si- though it is ideal for infantry movements, lienre the rivalry forces have proved ineffective. 22, were the guests of the em- peror at luncheon in the east palace today. The emperor was not present, hut was represented by members of !be cabinet. Thera were no speeches. BAD FLOOD IN KANSAS Caused by a Fall of Four and a Half Inches of Rain-Las- t Night Concordia, Kan., June 24. A destructive flood Is being experienced bars as the result of a fall last night one-hal- f inches of rain. The principal streets ar rivers and the cellars la the business portion are flooded. One building collapsed today but no one was Injured. No trains were run out of Concordia today. of four and WELCOME SALVATIONISTS. 24' The arrival of London, June the American members of the Serration army at JCuston station today was heralded by the waving of hands, of stars and stripes from car windows and was the occasion for considerable enthusiasm end cosmopo(fton-Ism- . The American flying column" aa It has been christened and the picturesque variety of costumes attracted a great crowd which gave the visitors a hearty welcome. VISIT ST. LOUIS. 8L Louis. June 24. Nearly 1,000 cf the delegates, and alternates to Ihe convention In Chicago, arrived here on three special trains today, to visit the World's fair. All of today the delegates and press representatives who compose the party from Chicago, will ba the guests of the ex- position. No formal arrangements have been made for their entertainment but many of them will be guests at the New York building dedication Saturday. All the state buildings had pro-lre- d to entertain the delegations from ihelr respective states. RUSSIA TAKES FRIGHT Warns European Powers to Beware of Bouadleas Appetites of American Exporters. St. reiersburg, June 24.-1- :41 p. m. The results of the Chicago convention arrived hers too late for press comment this morning. The Novne Vremya devotes a long editorial to m peculation regarding the objert of the enormous naval expansion of the United States, saying: a eeeeaaeeoaeeaaaaaeeea "It is difficult to suppose it is for a pacific purpose, and more difficult to imagine it Is due to fear of aggression on the part of a European power." Continuing, the paper declares the only presumption left is that the United States is preparing to at mi distant future sllark some one, anti warns the European statesmen to beware of the bntindleaa aiqtetltes of Americau exporters for which, other means falling, must bo won by force of arms." SNOW FALLS IN BUTTE Storm Is General Throughout Montana But it ia Not Thought Stock Intoreato Will 6uffer. Hutto. Mont., June 21. An intermittent snow storm has been raging last in this city since I o'clock night. The mountains are covered with a covering of white though in the valleys the snow is mailing shout as fast as it falls. The lemiierature ranged during the night between 30 and 40 degrees above xero. While the storm appears to be general throughout the state, it la not thought the stuck Interests will suffer, though some damage may result to the crops and early fruit. 25, 1904. at which time claima may The PdtinglU curimration ha. claima against the Dr. Greener Xuverena fomjaiiy fur $400,Mi0. and the inventory of tne company shows ash on hand of 924.000; good will, 70.000 anl office furniture, drugs, etc., September be proven. I JUNE SATURDAY MORNING, 910,000. The government lias arms remaining with only 15(1 rifles fot . the policing. Third, the government guards their au Prince to demand reiaiatlon for the recent attack on the French minister lives and property and will not. prose-cu- ts them for the part token in the by the palace guards. revolution. Fourth, the government will pay the Port an Hr luce, June 24. The French minister, M. de Hrex, bas received a Jebts and expenses made by the revoletter from the. Ilaytien government, lution. Fifth, the government agrees that apologising for the action of the palace guards iu stoning the minister while the military authorities of earh disIhe latter was driving past the palara trict shall be of their own district. Sixth, the government gives them Wednesday, The incident therefore is 9ti.Ub0 to i tay off their troops. regarded as closed. 24. decided to send out a warship to Port INDIAN FISHERS STRIKE. Vancouver. B. C., June 23. The striking Indian salmon fishermen remain firm in their refusal to fish in the Skeens this season unless the runners grant them 10 cents per fish on lays Instead of 7 cents as offered. Sock-eye- s are cummeuriug to run on the river iu small numbers. A larger run. is expected daily and out of p possible BOO boats but 200 are fishing and they are nearly all manned by Japanese. The Indian women are standing by Ihe action Of their men folk and reor at fuse to work In the canneries cleaning and packing the fish. foreign office of the German minim er at Port au Prim e calmly, and is disiWHod to regard ft as the work of boys of the idle populace. The govern24.---T- h ment has nut demanded any steps to be token, but a foreign officer said be thought an ajiology would be demanded and that pressure will, be brought to bear if necessary by a demonstration of warships. Telluride, Colo., June 24. Harry A. Floaten. a merchant who was deported by the military two weeks ago, and who returned home last night, departed again toJay after being waited upon by a committee of five eitlxens who warned him that his life would be in peril If be remained hereupon arrival here Mr. Floaten was arrested and detained more than an preferred hour, but no charge was against him. He said he waa advised by acting Governor Haggott to return aa the deportation of citiaena would be stopped. The only accusation made against Floaten by Captain Wells, who ordered him to leave before martial law was suspended, was that he received on deposit at his tore funds of the local miners union and transacted business for that organization. Perish in Fire, PERDICARIS RELEASED -- Arouses the . precious worked heroically to save rellss of early history. Sheets were torn from the beds in the building and used to carry the relics to places or greater safety. Cronstadt. June 24. The Rusmsu battleship Slsaolveliky of the Baltic fleet, has been condemned. rilcssssssicsn s ASSIST COLORADO MINERS Butts Union Donates $25,000 to Aasiot in Making a Teat Caae. (9 GslccssssajesS ALBERT F. RICHEY. UNDERTAKER 'Phone 150. There were thirty black cats in the building at the time of the fire and these perished. Fearing the Texas building would that slate be destroyed, women of 2372 Washington Ave. We Trent &u4 Care How us Tkrwa CATS an TrouMw, Kre MS aw Mans, Bwiaaklal ad Laa, TniaMaa. AsIm. Swwms. LIv-MS KMaar IN mum. MUSder TiwUm, Tama la CuarlilM, Ckroele Dleeaeea ef Woaiea US t kllrtrea. Uaaft Uhm, H-I- or Kar-voa- a IMaaaaaa. CA BtaalUtja Hietere aaawa. Saiailaa aa I tka Resale. PI lee. PUtala aaS Swat a, TraaHaa. UoUra (ar kl( xaakl. BUmjO Tua Worm. Haj Parar Hraiarla, KpUapw, taaaaisla. are. aaS all Nerveea, P rival. aaS Cferuala Dlaeeaaa. PETTINGILL'S CREDITORS . f will receive 60 per cent on ( nil pictures token within tje next 30 days at GASBERGS IS (1 STUDIO. 276 25th St. ly. REDUCED REDUCED Black Cats People-Th- irty St Loula, June 24. Fire, which threatened tor a time to destroy many buildings at the world's fair, today consumed the House of Huo Hoo, rendering Ihe building and all contents a total pss. So quickly did the flames spreud after the fire started, that tha occu rants of the building, five In number, all on the second floor, had difficult In escaping with their llvea. The loss on the building and contemn la estimated at 150.000. Bit ten minutes before the alarm from, the House of Hoo Hoo the world-fair fire department had answered a still alarm from the mysterious Asia concession on the pike, where fire had started la the elephant barn. The loss ass Insignificant, but there was a wild stampede of elephants and camels, tha frightened trumpeting of the former awakening people on all parts of the ground. N" " the animala escaped from tha building. Tne House of iio . ;oo waa one of the first buildings finished for the exposition. It was erected by the lumbermen of the United States, but under the control of the local hoard of the Order of Hoo H"o. It ws dtvl,"4 tore maty rooms, constructed of different kinds of fine and expensive lumber. Aside from this, there were specimens of rare woods which were valued high- MILITARY WILL BE STEERAGE RATES ARE of the Features of the Fair - Trumpeting of Elephants on the Grounds as-t-i- a ELIES DEVOURED BY . Cambridge, Mass., June 24. Class Butte, Monti June 24. The Butte day, the greatest festival of the year ai'liarvard university, was observed Miners' union has decided to donate with an enthusiasm which was Han Francisco. June 24. The Am- $25,000 to the Colorado miners to WILL STEAMSHIP today, more marked because of yesterdaya erican bark Ilulllawnod, 119 days from them id pressing the legal test to LINE. baseball victory over Yale. The sen- New Castle, New Hotith Wales, r bo made on the Colorado supreme iors, numbering alsiut 60(1, assembled ia distress, reached court decision, upholding the military Portland, Ore., June 24. It is slat- in front of Holworthy hall, and march- centlyof reported 8an Pedro, near Angeles government. In suspending the habeas ed that Uir China Commercial Steam- ed to Handera theatre, where the lit- port corpus and allowing President Moyer today. 41! its reqmtabliah ship oompaiv exercises were held. Arthur D. to remain in jail without charges havlines of steamship, between here and erary Frlcke. of Iowa, read the New York. June24.-- A plan for the ing been placed against him. The right the Orient. Last fall the China Com' class ode. Davenport, formation of a holding company for of the governor to deport miners will merclal established a line In conjuncthe Seaboard Air line is under consid- also be tested. tion with the Portland and Asiatic eration by the banking interest In companys lln when the latter comcontrol of tlwT property. the pany was unable to accept all freight offered. When the St. Petersburg, June 24. The special war broke out the Oriental trade committee of the bar appointed to conbecame demoralised and the China ofCommercial temporarily withdrew. A He Will Arrive at Laa Culy Today sider theof project to relievewillfirst meet In fenders penalties heavy reaction haa set In' and the Portland or Tomorrow. August under the presidency of Mura-vleff- , and Asiatic company Is again finding the minister of Justice. In trouble handling the business. Washington, June 24. Consul OnChange in Martial Law to bs Mads In eral Gummere, In a cable dispatch to Cripple Creek District. the state department, dated Tangier toDenver, June 21. The News today day. says a communication Just received from Perdlrarls and Varley states cays: After a leugtby conference, betwe-that they are leaving for Las Culy. Mr. in Gummere experts them to arrive Acting Governor Haggott aiid Adjutant Tangier tonight. Meeting Held in Boston and Llabilit-lo- o General Bell, a reduction of tl,e mill Found to tm About 9500,000. tar, force in the Cripple Creek disJuno 24. Mulal Itomel, trict and a change in the diupuaitlon Tangier. Indueamsnts Offs rad to the Peer of ahsreef of Waxan.at tha head of tha of the of the remaining forces has been deBoston, June Europe to Come to America. termined upon, party with the ransom for the release Pettlngill and Company corporation of Perdiraria and Varley, arrived late an advertising agency which has been T.tere Is no prospect of martial law New York, June 24. All the steam-hi- p yesterday at the place appointed for adjudged bankrupt, held their first being eclmred off or that the militar lines hava announced, that they the meeting wllh governor of today Jn 'the bankruptcy will bfwhoaf withdrawn in the in: will meet the Cunard cut ta aterrage the Bonl M'Bara tribe. As. however, a meeting mediate future, said the court. general. rate on earners bound from this place courier haa just arrived here from The step we are taking roust not be W. Lund, representing about 1,000 J. with the reduction of 9 10 for certain Bonalrns with letters from the cap- creditors, whose claims amount to construed to mean such withdrawal steamers sailing to Mediterranean tives to Mrs. Perdiraria, dated last about 9450,0(10. was appointed trustee Martial law and the soldiers are there ports. This brings the steerage rata night, saying that they had not yet and placed under 9100.000 bonds to stay indcflniiely. We simply have to Naples down to 920. started from Kalzouli's camp, it ia 'The assets as khowir by the town the situation "so In hand as to he aids of to upon tnry Include cash iu the hands the forces to advantage." thought the conditions agreed have not been adhered to since, the Charles K. Palling, receiver, 937,000, SWEDISH DAY AT FAIR. . meeting arranged for the exchange of and book accounts amounting to St. Louis, June 24. The feature of the prisoners and the ransom had not The liabilities proved against the Swedish day celebration in Fes- been paid. Pettlngill and Company at the meet, tival ball today was a chorus of 5)0 tng amount to 9500.000. students from the University of Lund The.meoting whs adjournal until Sweden. The exercises were preceded by a parade. "George Rogers Clark day" was cel eliihted today by a special program In the Kentucky building. The first day of the visit of the Re- H. E. Huntington No Longer Vico publican National delegates was made ' President of Southern Pacific. somewhat disagreeable by a drlxxling the New York, June 24. li. K. Hunt- Invest in a piece of unimproved landf rain, which made moving about In Weber County? grounds unpleasant. ington has tendered his resignation as Adjoining improved farme? vice president of the Southern Pacific Half mils from R. R. 8tationf STEAMER DRIFTS WITH TIDE. Railroad company. So far as known Right next to Irrigation Canal? no action has yet been taken on the Providing you can buy on monthly New York, June 24. The Marine Ob- matter. It Is understood, according to server at the Highlands reports the the Herald, that Mr. Huntington will payments? Say $10 or 915 nr $20 per month? steamer El Dia from Galveston for remain a director In the system foundOr quarterly? thia port, when southeast of bla sta- ed by his uncle, the late Collia P. Or annual payments?. tion, appeared to be In trouble, ller Huntington. And no Interest? engines ware not working and aha was Marvin llughitl. president of the And no taxeo? drifting with the tide. The cause of Chicago and Northwestern and a diThe owner to pay taxea and conthe trouble has not aa yet been ascer- rector of the Union Pacfflc railroad, tinue to use the land until It ia fully tained. has been chosen to succecl Edwin paid for? Hawley, whose resigns! inn as director and a member of the Southern Pacific executive committee has Just been announced. This selection Is considered an important development in the railroad world. Friends of Mr. ltowlev understand Northern Facifle Detectives Hava that he also purposes severing his conBald piece of land will cost you (20 In Uaad Found the Explosives nection with several tlnanrlal Instituper acre. Robbery at Boar Mouth Como tions of this city and In the future 9400 for 20 acres. From a Store at Phil will direct his attention and concen$600 for 40 acres. lipsburg. In his Ihnse rail mud trate operations $1,200 for 60 acreo. ' inis which In he properties largely 24. NorthJune Mont., l'hlllipsburg, terested. ern Pacific detectives have traced the Mr. Huntington's resignation ns Address or Call on car which with the express dynamite vice president of the Hint! hern Pacific was blown open by train robbers at is the second that he bas placed beHUNTER & KENNEDY. Bear Mouth two works ago. to the fore the board of directors of the store of the Wilson Commercial com- company. More than a year ago he Room 6. First Natioral Bank pany of rhIUlpaburg. resigned because of a difference beThe proprietor says he has sold no tween the Southern Pacific Kste:n Building Ogd:n, Uiah. explosives to outsiders or strangers and certoin Pucific roast traction within the past six mouths. pmtieriles. Tills was settled and he resumed the office. Rusao-Jap-anea- H00 H00 Had Been Deported and on His Return Waa Threatened With Lou of Life Unleu He Again Left. . CLASS DAY OBSERVED. or THREATENED Destruction of one Ambassadors by the Palace Guards Excites the French but the Germans Take the Matter Coolly Incident Closed. Berlin, June treats the stoning HOUSE TELLURIDE MERCHANT The Assault on the French and German Paris, June 15 Traatwpnt Ham free ar Coraa. Write foe If pea wMiaet Ilea t raa. Weakur ofMen Ms kf leeuraoaa, araaaa ar ana- PXSSOH W. 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It a. m. to It 4Specialists, 2482 WsMiki'ss "I (am L'i,k ril , $156,-0011- RESIGNS FROM DIRECTORATE WILL YOU , 1 Dishes! The Greatest Sale on Gockery Ever Known in the History of Ogden. We bought a stock of dishes that was thrown on the market, at Half price and we propose to sell them at TRACE THE DYNAMITE LOOMIS WANDERS AT If So THE ELWOOD TUG BOAT WRECKED. ELECTRIC LIGHTS STEAM HEAT VauciMiirr. June 25. Tlie lug toiis CENTRALLY LOCATED. is a wreck on the nu ke at Eagle liar- 371 Twcn Street. bur, Howe Sound. She ran mi in the night anl macMucry to nl that tan lie MRS. S h. ELWOOD Prop from her. The tug was wonh French Officials Net Apprehsnsivs as saved SG.000 and owned by Cciitaln J. A. NEWLY FURNISHED THROUGHHe Is Beto His Whsreabouts OUT. (.'alt pa. lieved to be Safe. MODERN EQUIPMENT Board by day or week. Rates Reasonable. Paris. June 24. The officials here Telephone 530 K. of the not are seriously apprehensive whereabouts of Kent J. Loomis, brother of Franrls P. Loomis, tha American assistant secretary of state, who disappeared shortly before or after the The repot arrival of the steamship Kaiser Wilhelm II ul Plymouth. June 2(1. The In- Government Will be Recognised and Revolutionists Will Submit. quiries made tend to show that Mr. Loomla wandered off when the steamer touched at Plymouth. Wabhington, June 23. received ai the state departadvices ARMORED WILL CHRISTEN We make a specialty ment iu detail the negulialinni- - by give CRUISER. which peace wan aromplihed iu ?:i" of Prescriptions. Domingo. Much credit Is given Caporders . Washington, Juno 23. The navy de- tain Dillingham, id the Detroit, for t.. Telephone attended to. partment has been notified that Grace ret vires he rendered while there. Tli promruy Herreld. daughter of Governor Charles agreement entered Into with the Herreid. of South Dakota, has been inprovides; CAVE, Prop. vited by the Union Iron Works, San First, the authority of the guvfin-niewill be recognized and the revoFrancisco, to christen the . armored cruiser South Dakota now building at lutionists will submit to Its orders. that place. Second, they will deliver up all their PLYMOUTH J ! PEACE TREATY OF SAN DOMINGO Semi-offici- r al & Drag Store 0 nt R J. L Sbaacsp cza cS? 00 -- piece dinner set, handsomely decorated without gold trim6.88 mings 1 Six beautiful decorations to select from. We also have an immense stock of cups, saucers, plates, and other pieces that we will sell at correspondingly low prices. Come early while the assortment is complete, for our present overstock limits the time of the sae. Positively no goods charged. neelwri 2476 Washington Avcnt e. i I |