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Show ltar, tttk sionxixn hxamixei: ogden, v. euduicd with them their And so it hss that whin, for the first time since fhe cstshliehuicnt of nur iiaiion. government aid was aeked of lurgmu f ,r the vast Irrigatiua necessary to convert deserts aril Into fruitful tteids. ths xymi-tithwere influeaca of Iheouore cxen-ineIn our and the Irrigslion act bocaui a living reality. In nation and in state we are confronted by our old time opponent, the Democratic party. And ita attitude ia true to Its history. 'Ibe party stands fur progress; but while believing in being ready lor any new coiiiiitions that may arise, its policy in hr days of Webster, of McKinley snd of Theodore Roosevelt i always Interwoven with a determination to make one of the mam Issues a tariff for protection to American industries. Dut where dues the Democratic party stand on this question? One year declaim the principle of protection a fraud and a sham: the next year when in temporary power doing ail in Its power to destroy protection, not daring etiotigh to put in force Its own platform declarations. In former tin.es in National platform declaring against the free homestead law. Again declaring against any appropriations tor guvcruineni aid to internal What Democrat darn now Mand upon these ipiestions upuu hie old party plat towns T The Repulillcan rarty believes both In the Free Homestead act and ia appropriations by the general government for Internal improvement, including Improvements of rivers and harbors; and now the development of our irrigation projects; and having had object lessons in these matters, Iheae principles are now accepted aa right .and proper by our friends, tba Democrats. And now we witness the sKrtacle of the Democratic National Convention being instructed by the lieniocratic nuiniiiof! for Congress that to lie candid and honest with them ha roust say that he regard! the money question' as settled by lb Republican party and that he accepts the settle- e ment. And the rhairman of the party of this State who eould not keep hi seat in the Republican convention at SI. lend because the declaration in the platform waa not sufflch-Dllfriendly lo silver, I reported to have decided lo leave for the Hast to slump the state of Main candidate for P1!" for a dent who not only believe in a gold standard, hilt saya it's established b youd Imiis of reform. And now in conclusion, Gentlemen nt the Convention, a word upon your duty for tbu day. A splendid list of candidates present themselves for your consideration for the various offices to ltd filled. It remains for you to carefully and patriotically ballot for the men of your choice, doing the right aa you ace the right, and the ticket you thus select, under Ibe National leaderahip of Theodore Roosevelt will roll up a majority worthy of our party and tbe high destiny of our Strong Young State. Y. J. Henderahot head the official call. Don Harrington moved that three rnmi'tltleea he appointed, one on real dut tons, nun on credential and one on iiermanmt organisation and order of huslnnss.. After the appointment of the usual committees ibe convention took a until 3 oclock. When the convention was called to lit-e- TOM PEOPLE Na-liou- ai Cloudbursts Wash Away Railroad Tracks and Interrupt Traffic, While Food Supplies at the Mining; Camp Are Exhausted. i 1; 1 f lnu'llijicstj on the rente of starvation, are being Rni), Vev., Anpu ami washout in Dimuiak su. dl i.n ti iiiixitaril) i .tinted by the rushing in via t'r(iH-i- i iiik. anti lines of 'Jonupab ami (ufMin aurt Cum-rati- o iifttippties I aii'tclaana by wagon trams hut this railroads ar tbe most dikSHtnaia I o.ilv tcmtKirary an over five i turns-ari-- l in t lie history of Uh-- s dihiricis. On iHstjile must. be foil in the different camps and extraordinary inca-tu'- i tha Tuuopsh road all of ihu track k iiiu- -t lie ailopicil for tlu'jr relief. after Ism waahiuus bus Imrn Food supplies at the tamps are vaet't aaa.t, and it will be a wet k at least hefotv any traffic ran lx: Flour, Paeon lirnetically ithaiiKleil. HawAt Walker Lake, and all Maples have run out, only Heroic thorne the track fa unuer throe twt canned goods remaining. of water for nearly four inilr-- ami thr measures are hem,; adopted and with lake has risen above its lioiu au the resumption of stage lines relief to nine feet. In homd for. hile the situation ia Great r harms have ittien washed in critical anti ninth suffering s.ust he the tlnaert and (raffle is In a Mate of endured It Is hoped that the next few Ghana. lays will bring about better condiTunopah and Otmlilclda, which arc tions. t 5. tn-a- r s bd mm m an evidence of this the drat rank. fact, that part of the old Territorial debt which has matured si on- - w befOBIKOOK ritOCEEDIKGS came a Stale has, under authority of law, lieeu refunded, and the rate of D interest borne by the new Imml (Continued' from Page One.) hut three and per rent, per annum compared with live per cunt, Sat Lake City, August !5. The paid on I he bonds refunded. Thus our slate convention nod. at the State has sold Its bonds at a rate only Opera House in this city this rooming. one fourth of one per cent, higher than that paid by our General Government Three presklential elector a and a complete mate ticket on bonds sold during the lata war. wilt be named by the convention. The iHhor under a Repuband Capital fight for the nvermirahJp between lican Stale Adininist ration have gotta who third Governor Wells, dostres a hand In hand, the former receiving a tern, aodobn C. Cutler vt Hall Uks, fair return on Its Investment, the end Hemtary of Hiatt James it. Ham- latter a fair reward for Its toil, la mond has absorbed the attention of, no other great mining Stale have the delegates to the exclusion of ell other' relations lietween the two been so UfllOHM. amicable and so tree from ihnee liefore iln eon van I ton was callort to which are eleewhere .the order the strength of Wefts end (ful- Intno of otherwise splendid commonler appeared to bn about equally di- wealths. Our lint Slate legislature vided with iVammuod bottling enough passed and our Governor promptly votes to prnwcul a numiaatkia on tha signed and has since enforced au first ballot by either. A sharp fight eight-hou- r law that has given to waa looked be over tha report of tha miners and ihoee employed in smelt-er- a aontmlttee oa ruloa and under of fair remuneration, and still iVtuuld the friends of Governor enable them to see the suushine at Wslia ptwvall, tha congressional nnuv their homea liefore and after their (nation will coma last and this nay hours of work, And whilo many nean Uw defeat of CongroMmaa flow-ai- l prominent mine and smeller owners for a aneond term. Oism charges made strong objections lo the law of church Influence have liecn made both before Legislative Committee against the candidacy of Mr. Cutter, sad later fo the Governor the reply of who Is bedag supported by Senator the Republican legislature and our Smoot, amt soma exceedingly inter- Republican Governor ia substance esting debate was looked fur on tbs was: floor of tha convention. "The benefit to the workers wilt juslinn. J. H. Andaman, chairman of any risk of peril to ths industry tify convencalled tha tha Htala committee, that may lie Involved." Results have welcomed end tha tion lo order Jtiellfled tha wisdom of their amply Ja which little In a wot speech course. L'tah produced from her mines ha predicted Kepuhllraa victory by a a the the eight hour law year majority of lO.Ooe. After muela by the went into effect. 98,354,183.39. In the bend these temporary officers were year IMS aha produced 92.8!U.147.!5. introduced: two and one-hal- f timet as Georgs M. Cknnoa, chairman. Salt practically nun'll as produced under the old law: Laks. Prerloiia metals of Utah, for IMS: George F. Richards, vies chairman, Aa one-fourt- n Spanish-America- buni-Bas- dele-gsla- t Gold Si Iver Joseph Wasatch. John C. Con I is k, Weber. W. H. Donald non. Carbon. F. J. Henderahot, secretary. Weber. Mm. Lucy Clark, aealaiant aeere- ' I ary, Davis. A. W. Jensen, assistant secretary, Sanpete - W. & Marks, assistant secretary, Tooele. Alfred Froyd, sergeant-at-arm- s. Iron. Charles V. Anderson. awtiMsst Balt Lake, Virgil Rally, asalstant sergeant-at-arm- s. Millard. A. M. Bevy, aaslslant sergeant-at-arms- , I J ' Garfield. David Hess, rhaplla, Davis. Tba Teddy Rooeevelt Jr. quartette of fonrlNQe girls dressed In blut sang a campaign song and were encored. The theatre was beautifully decorated with flags and buntlng.wlth appropriate banners displaying such words aa: What Has Aided Llsh Most? Republicanism," Progress Lilterly and Fro purity. Republican Watchword: "Our State, Our Country and Our Party." Bask of stage there a large American flag with elertrlc light display with large picture of President Roosevelt suspended from center of theater. Chairman James H. Anderson called tho convention to order and Introduced George M, Cnantm of Salt Lake City, as temporary chairman who said: Gentlemen of the Convention: 1 appreciate Hie honor of being chosen temporary chairman of this State Convention of the Republican party of Utah and In the brief performance of the duties of this office ask your kindly cooperation to the end that the kindness before you may be conducted with the order, dispatch and good result hrft ting the occasion. The importance of ymir work warrants the time, labor and means you have devoted In coming from every pan of our State to tills Convention. It will be your pleasing duty to nut onlv who will select ' the State of our manage the politics! affair State for the next fnur years, but also to select a Representative in Congress sad three Eletrora to cast the eierinral vote of this State for a President who knows the West and appreciate her peerlR at also the sterling rharsder of it u i.tflh-et-- hrAspecrla ? J. - party we have reason for congratulation oa the prosperity that hat followed our Party's administration In both State and Nation. At the rime we were admitted aa a State, oue of D-main objections urg'd by some of the financial men who were elow to acerpt that the revenue Statehood was allowed by the Constitution would be Inaufflilent oi to him the xprn-.-eStatu Government. Yet. under recomnor mendations made by Republican 'Governor to the law making bodies of uvea have Peru fur Slate, our kept within the revenues and wl'hta the very moderate raus of taxation allowed by our coMsilturfon. and at tha same time the ir h been raled lo ami maintained ia r;-''i!il:- t Slat--ha- in ibe afternoon the various adapted. The on rules and the nomina- committee report were report of the committee order of husine placed tion for governor first gpd that tor This report was adopted antid applause from the Wells delegates, who Tioked upon it as a rlctory. The order of bimtnrst for the lay was as foUjra: congressman 11.1. School Superln1 endent. Attorney General. Presidential K.eU'ii'.. Cougreasman. s Central Comm:itec- warn trade officers The temporary permanent. Go.crnor Wells, James T. Hammond and John C. Cutler, were placed in nomination for the governorship. Georgs Nye pl- e I Hammond In nomination. - KxSenator Riueout nominated Cutler. Kd Colburn, of Sait Lake, nominated d For 1902 Cold Silver I esd Copper 88,856, 182.39 (last year reported): yt.007.IM 54 7.91 5, 39.1 5,914, 09K.K3 1.134.520.3V 120.391.147.23 It Is estimated by competent authority that tha yield for fha year 1J01 would he found to be 925.050,000.011; The effect upon tha amelting and milling ladiiMry has been correspondingly gratifying. While I have not at hand the exact figures, it la known that old and antiquated methods In both Biilla and smellers have been succeeded by plants of mammoth proportions and costing millions of dollars, and producing many times the already generous product of former days. j And while thus mindful of the wished of the laboring classes, no law has been enacted that has made unproductive of capital. Proprrly rights, where threatened, have been ever promptly protected, and the unruly made to respect the right of other nteu. Every man has been prl'ccted In Ms right to labor where, and how and for w hom ha pleases so long as be is willing to accord to every other man the same privileges. Not alone in mining and etmdling have tha people of Utah procrcd. for under tbe prosperity which line accompanied state and national Republican administrations, our growth In ulher material interest has been rapid, surs and constant. The assessed valuation of all property in tbe state la as The Brat ballot resulted; Wells, 193. Cutler, 214. Hammond, 53. lose Nicholas sent a message to the crews of the Askold and Grosovoi congratulating them for saving the vessels and conveying words of hope. There is genera satisfaction here over the outcome of the matter. It ia understood that the Japanese fleet will remain until the Russian vessels are completely disarmed. TWO MORE DESTROY- KRS. Tokio, August 259 a. za. Two Russian torpedo boat destroyers struck mines at the entrance of Port Arthur but evenlag. Tbe larger one of .the destroyer, a four tunneled one, waa sunk. The names of the vessels and the nura- her of lives lost are unknown. DBTROIT WINS FIRST TWO YACHT RACES. .a San Diego, Cal., August 25.'The race of 3U foot yachts for the trophy pennant presented by Sir Thomas Upton has resulted In another victory for the Detroit, of the San Diego Yacht club. Tbe Detroit having taken two race, Cha Poo, August 25. Ruralan advice the third will be unnecessary and will received here say tha Japanese assaults nut he sailed. on Port Arthur, August 21 and 23, were repulsed with tremendous losses. It la MONEY MAY BEAT SIMPSON, added that tha attempt of the Japanese to capture Fort No. 1 cost them 10.000 men, and that their attark on 35. The N. M., August Lu Vegas, Fort Laeban resulted In I heir toeing Democratic convention to name n dele- 8.000 men killed or wounded. - Port was called to order Dalny ia aald to be filled with wounded gate for emigres, today. Antonio Joseph, former. dele- men. gate to congress, waa nominated temThe Japanese an hiring lalmrera for porary chairman. There are only two service on the Liao Tung peninsula. j candidalra. George P. Money, of thie It le reported that the Japanese ere city, son of Senator Money of Missis- obtaining provisions through the port sippi, and Jerry Simpson, of Roswell, of Wei Hal Wei. formerly n Kansas congressman. Indications point to the selection of Money on the flret ballot. STRENGTH OF JAP FORCES. ht. fouls, August 25. Cristobal Salvatore, a corporal in the Philippine nt the cxpoaltlon, today co turn I itrd sulride by shooting. Ill health ana tha cause. y OIL WELLS ON FIRE. . New Orleans, August 35. A .telephone message frpm Jennings this afternoon aays: Three oil wells here, Mnrsa numbers ,9. 7 and 8. are on Are, and live other wella are In danger. The message slated there Beamed to be little hope of aavlng the field' from destruction, although every effort waa being made. Sudden Return of J. Ogden Armour to Chicago Gives Rise to Hopeful Rumors Drives Through Crowd of Strikers Unmolested. J. Ogden Armour Chicago, reappeared at the stock yards today, having suddenly returned from his vacation In the east. In proceeding to the packing renter, he drove through a throng of strikers, and pickets who wore resentfully falling bark before aa attack by the police. When Mr, Armour and a companion arrived at the Exchange avenue entrance to the yards at Halstead to a light buggy, fully 150 strikers had atoppod there on their way to a meeting. A number of pickets were about. The police were in the a t of dispersing the gathering when Mr. Armour arrived aud There drove through the crowd. was no demonstration, although he wa rerognlxed. In conueciUin with day and organised. They appointed central committee and alected a state officer Presidential electors were chosen And a platform enadopted dorsing Watson and Tribble. The rest of the state ticket will be filled out by a committee appointed for the purpose, and a campftlgn contest will be made throughout the etata. St. Peteraburg, August 25.-- 2:10 p. ra. The announcement that the Askold and Grosovoi had been disarmed at Shanghai came a no sur- prise here, since the responsible authorities decided a week ago, as stated ia the dispatches, to follow the course. Russia waa only waiting for a definite agreement between China and Japan which would Insure the protection Of the ships from a repetition of the Ryshlteini incident After the flags of the Askold and Grozovol had been hauled down their guns were dimantled. ENGLAND WANTS TO KNOW At Russian Aaka Russia in Regard to tha Ranewed headquarters General Kuroki'a army U estimated at 100.000 men. General Nod-su'- a Activity of ths Smolensk. force at 70,000 and Ueneral Oku't at 40,000. This la exclusive of two divisions of about 30,000 men, moving ASIA ALSO STOPPED. tlMIU LIM l'lkJI J, Id xiau line.. to cnlneae tbe the According JapanLondon, Aug. 25. The Anchor ese have convorted tbe branch railroad Line steamer Asia, which sailed from New Gbwang to Taahtchao into a August 11 from Liverpool for Cal- narrow gauga and era conveying thithhas arrived at Port Said, cult, er twenty eieg guns. and reporta having been detained Field Marshal Oyama, the Japanese for two hour while her papers rommander-ln-rhie- f, la understood to and rargo were examined by the be with the besiegers of Port Arthur. Russian cruiser Ural. The search It Is believed that the Japanese took place sixty miles east of armies in- - Manchuria are awaiting the Cape St Vincent result of the storming of Port Arthur movements before renewing their a against the force of General Kuro-patkiSt Peteraburg, August 25. Great Britain has formally railed the attention of the Russian government to the renewed activity of the volunteer STOESSELS REPORT. steamer Smolensk, and has salted for St. Petersburg, August 25. Tha emexplanations. Russia has not yet peror has received a dispatch from formally replied, being without official Viceroy Alexlelf dated the 4th, saying information, but In a general way she that General Btoessel' reports from Fort baa explained what the foreign office Arthur, August II. that at 4:30 In the suggested to the correspondent yestermorning the Japanese began an assault day. Orders Bent to the Smolensk on Dglovfd hill and opened n fierce nob .to stop any more neutral vessels bombardment on the fortification north have not been delivered. The Novoe Vremya commenting on and east fronts with the batteries on Wolfs hill. Tbe Japanese, he adds, are the English newspapers proposition to digging trenches in front of Suyahln treat the auxiliary rruiaera aa pirates asks them not to forget Balfour's reand along the entire Lunkhe valley. mark that tbe neutrals of today are the belligerents of tomorrow, and inLARGE TURBINE VESSEL quires how the British auxiliary eruia era would relish being treated aa LAUNCHEa pirates. liner Belfast, Aug. 35. The Allan Victorian the largest turbine yet built, ORDERS FAILED TO REACH wae launched here today.- It la exSMOLENSK. pected she will be ready for service before the end of tha war. She Is 640 August 25. The correspondfeet long, has sixty foot beam and her entLondon, learne that Ambassador Bencken-dorf- f depth la 40 feetals Inches. has advised the foreign office here that the cruiser that overhauled the British steamer .Comedian off th southeast coast of Cape Colony, August 'as DISMANTLE s rn Cwd at eftW SSwj CUP H gstrn -- PW COAL AT LAS PAI.MA3. an sprite : 'rwssassKfcl from a German steamer st ubJr Hte south coast of Row., I1 a9 1 sack if I Til i Cgmu a, itt U . 51. waa probably the Smoleok which rase her action could oni. 1. explained on the supposition tho tv orders telegraphed her after lacca affair failed to reach h Jll mender. The Russian therefore proposes to takegowsi measures to see that the SstoSTI reives orders to cease tha examine of neutral shipping, it j, that before leaving for the souths.' wviBtopol ud Smolensk took on bn PPly of coal, thus ?.!"? them to keep at sea without vinT a port where orders could b ered. While the British authorltlox fir to continue their conciliatory -icy they have informed th government that the Smolensk to. ference with British shipping b atop and they object strongly to of merchantmen, m from the scene of hostilities, by ut Rnssian cruiser. This objectm it , said, applies to the British Asia equally with the Comedian, ft Asia which Is now at Port Bald, n detained and examined in tha k terrene an by the Russian auxilir cruiser Ural. af. I' akklra SI is tai g vianis Nkl 1 ihaR OMlbltl tioaafdc utioaef ddtd w H ftctl). kirtobo putinlar Ha 7 de gaaro ti Madigea ffunro aa 1 I ib la btotorx viaaltig, the Folknrl tin two Jeffrie . 30 2d Itlia II inch la la 121-- 3 J AUTHOR DIES AT FAIR. BL Louis, August 25. Bev. Htr Baas. 75 yean old, of London, Entfn 74 17 26 1 1 3 la .. ia in died suddenly at tbe Inside Inn, tt4 Mr. Baas mission to the Mr wu 1 1(3 In . la .. write a book on the exposition hr if religious publication in London. BODY NEW CALIFORNIA FRUIT Part, E CHANGE died het xoiuins New Ths Y Southern Cl'. fornla fruit exchange, with at offices la Los Angeles, following tt dissolution of the California Frr Agency, to take effect Septmberl,Ji been made by the appointment of I D. Black to represent the exrltuun I: tereets In this city where much of tt fruit ie marketed. The new orgssin 25. York, Aug. definite move by the lion will begin operations L 8cpt WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY Iff CHIU eBhalBt ptag it l bask ba 8tStS (MO vbl BUT Batts, ted Bi tarmtiag dunk'-o-f Y ork, August 25.-- Th deputies in secret session bos pw Bays a Herald dispatch from do Chile, eeveral measure hint ed for tbe ChlleaniDcation. ' of Ik Tacona and Aries province sooritt to the Ancon treaty under vhkb Ik provinces were retained in Chili 7k measure! contemplate Irrlgatta at r peels! jury system to deal tnd offenses Wireless telegraphy is being Milled In the Chilean navy. New visaMe aw bit Bans SiHUk Valpar-als- B0 ulihl nu foe that L08; fieattif edifsit Czsr Sends Orders and Compliments Crewe Who Exhibit Feeling of Grief and Discouragement. CITIZENS ARRESTED W ibitt vw all Kexrton. Score: Seattle a Hughei bio. Captain Barrett Is Killed In the Fighting- Trouble is Result of Looting of Several Towns in Province of Misamis, Mindanao Manila August 25. A detail of constabulary has been ambushed on the Island of toyte by a superior force of bandits. Captain 11. Barrett, of tha constabulary, was killed In the fighting. There has heen trouble in the province of Minimis. Island of Mindanao. where bandits have looted several towns. Tbe native authorities were defied and Pahln Merrsdo and hi family were kidnapped. Mercado was aocuscd of being too friendly with the Americans. Col. Htrbord. of the consfehulary. ! now on the trad of the bandits. Lieut. Thornton, of the constabulary, has met death by drowning near Daguap-aa- . o a. onn-ep'n- rt WAS A I FAMILY AFFAIR Nothing to With Murder of Young New York Italian. "Black Hand" Had j do x d -e j . 1 Thom and Sts return to mn-frot- pW S ael. Mr. NEVADA BOLTERS POPULISTS a on a., RUSSIAN SHIPS PROMINENT s: n e ' WA8 NO SURPRISE. Liao Yang, August 25. the unexpected Crack Citlsens Charged With HAVE BEEN DISARMED. Armour, reports of Crippla Serious Crimes In Connection another effort to bring about peace Paris, August 25. Aa official dia-With Deportation of the Militia Independent negotiation from Shanghai saya th Rus-patch were efforts circulated. councils Held In Readiness to Be elaa consul has notified tha Taotal Strike leaders called a meeting and Sent to tho Soeno. thabdhe Askold and Grozovol have unusual activity was manifested. been disarmed. The authorities President Edward Tlldcn of Lit.by, a here are awaiting a similar notice McNeill and Lihliy, has meived it o from Baigon of the disarmament of communication from the cnumil. invitmilitia may the Diana. The French official! era C1UPPLK CREEK. ing him to meet that body tomorrow. much relieved at the avoidance of a to the of appointment Referring 1899 9 107,291 ,iii!i on dangerous possibilities at Bhang- the council, committee 25. by city waa anIt Denver, August 1903 penes 128,211,231.00 hl. auid he today ntHtmed at Donnelly the State house today While lu most rases the assessed val- tiKident see the mayor and the city that the offleera of the guard in a uation on furma and homes has not would not tomorrow. liefore this city have been notified to council been materially 1mrcas-d- . the revent hold themwlvea General N, Wjwtheasc. a callle mixin readiness to Bhanghnl. August 23.-- An from corporations (as well as front Ardor waa toS. 1)., announced take their command to Cripple received at 9:3U o'clock last night from mines previously alluded tot has lieeu er, of Waterman. ace-t of hia Creek si a nidment's notice. AdRi- rattle raisers the that the day Russian minister at Peking that vastly increased. Another l eremite to tent General Dell refused to eon- ion were about to appeal to I'resldenl the r raiser Askold and tfie torpedo the assessment rolls of the state shows save them from bankfirm tbe report, but there is actlv- lo Rnoeovi-l- t boat tho following facts: destroyer Grosovoi are fo be disIt at tbe armories. intervening to bring the armed. Yesterday was a day of conAssessed valuation nt all utlephoiio ruptcy tobya ciimc, Sh'-asbrought 5"0 strike siderable anxiety in offlrlal circle. property: head of cal He lo the stockynrde rath First an order went forth that the .9 99.191 no er than fce the low of feeding them vessels eould remain four days longer. 19M 1473.632 00 at 23 Capiases sold Crippe a Creek, declare August tic they longer, IMs request waa eagerly and persl Assessed valuation of ail railroa.1 live were placed in the hand of Sheriff of 9 a head, (lihcr. he tently pressed by tbe Russian minisproperty: at loss herd in heavy large feed are Pell tbit aftfTtvvn for 28 prominent ter at Peking, but It waa absolutely I 9l2.;.l3,338no face greater than perhan rather ihs CM re government. 19,41)7.3 36.00 Acrnrdin to rlt.ixens of the district ayamst whom refused by an shipping. hvme b order rime to ShangThereupon Promise made in both state and na- General Sheaee the cattle misers of trformationa been filed the hai to rush wotk on the vessels and tional Republican platforms have heen the Dakota are in a desperate condidnrict rmirt ,y Deputy Pin net At- go out to what emed certain death kent. and fhrougiiniit public affair the tion. RutieThe next The charges are torney Sunday. bict distress of effort ha been In give fo the people crew when this news the Askold' sud Result tr kill, conspiracy maximum of good government at a min web received wi pitiable. From the Itnum of lost. During the last aol false and rcnepif-ary- . first the offleera and crew hare urged rears, fhe prosperity of fh Cnited mi'I'.Kv mischief sod larceny dteinnament.hut the minister of Pekin States he exceeded that of anv other I In connection would not consider the inggestlon. with the deportation nation that he existed ainc th begin-n'lift Baturdiv Among the alleged The deck manager yesierdoy notl-- ; of h'sory, and Our rxrveioii leader of th mob on whom raplaaea fled the Ruoolan cff?r that the sud enormou mnnMfai'furtnc Askold's hull eould not he by pis1htliHe have contmandel the adwere nd are: Nrisott Franklin. j Monday. Mrre tlccraphin repaired to Peking miration of the world and the enrr of Wore Unseat'd as Delegate to Silver Inst followed and R ilf the P. wnleonm , night . RiipspH rpw mJ.Pr VWnr; all com idling ountrh-awa Party Conventtcn and Form by the and John Fhatn. lessee: E. W. (Vmiit. Ij iiftfor to di .'n-'lTo the people iif the west the adn-ii- i New Party R'lss'au admiral. Under th r'upef or 1st rat ion of Prealdenl Theodore Rmie. cashier the First NiillonsI l,nk: vision of the cafitn atli!ii'r!:: yep. vest ha been auspli-imisWititieuimi. Nev.. Aug. 2V Forty-fiHenry Dahl, manager of live Ofthlr resenting ('hire, the Askubl and Grn-- I He knows the arid reflnn of America n iiclrastrs a ho were ims'-ateby mine; A, E. Carlton, provident cf the nrvfti will g'i nut or commission lie. by ijeis'it sl ont.irt wnh inonn'am ard the rronn'lsls f'lmni!" nf the stiver First National hank. Harry Water. 'Tors Sunday an a 113 ns they atluin; has seen the diflUnitie that ennvrntifin met at Silver S'sle hall will take their i1ar Frank Vanned.. ('hsrle (liinn. s.nd E. patched tip'il'ey the People of tbia Irt'er mountain tiv k ex.Vic. 25. Th ihe v.niunt whieh p'nsMe i K- count y, Us xharej In ihclr Joya tad . Ba'ur-iaydci-utsheriffs. Young, change will be dosed j wa (HsRiaiit'cd !at Mari.lt. Emperor return of gsi gaU a. 1 . n. Aug. 25. flay tpa 1 , Losses in Their Two Recent Assaults Estimated At 1 3,000 Are Bringing Siege Guns to the Scene England Protests Against the Search of Ships Russian Boats Disarm. Treasurer. Stale Auditor. Well. Tht onL r Jjf Governor. Secretary of S'atei Supreme Judge. .f l,ffil,lfil.O( . Stitt, 0,12.1 ,,,,..,.,.,,i,,,,.K . ..rt.4KM2T.21 IlMf IMlItil Copper .....,.i. 151,532.91 Wash- Cache. ! order j iaof. JAPANESE REPULSED AT PORT ARTHUR re-(v- e Tooele. Samuel Judd, viuewhalrman, ington. E. W, Robinson, Denx-nrratl- riiin.w moiinixg, ArnrsT New York. August 23. It has develSalvatore oped that the killing cf Iforscio early yesterday in his father in Park streei iis'ien l"rr!!ii( huu Black a3 net vonncvteil with the Hand" or Mafia aocieliei, but of ordinary character. Tha shooting, which caused 8 tr TA ha Me off Me by d was agle. kapted hH Or e bat h tfcexrlti Reid of -- had borrowed mother. and also ran up a bill in ths testa Upon being asked to settle. b abusive and wa ordered out. a platol end fired. Cabalistic iW with chalk and found on the door" Botsoto home were supposed at w indicate that th family atf marked for killing. Ebt wre pn" placed there by children at iiw other marke of the f were found on door and s.dvfc" YOTnfBM the neighborhood. RaB extremely popular In the ter because of hie fine for an opera aM1 hnre: New York. sriraer, Aug. president trade. lIHBUYTt of wmtortloB. rharge ' FVti Mb. Hr RELEASED BONDS. B Corbet' a WEINSEIMER wi hsingi fohett ha The-ma- Fi Rate OAK Pwtlai fo 1 H hforelt wtlaad ft oni Nth. wi hrtland "matloi bmb 2Ai 8onr; fwUand 'Rkiand Butler CUye b1: of ntTd today. not motions for dlsmisMl overrulled. 88 einseimer on 82,090 bunda f e bdcore: Ub:Bg . l.s olfe, In |
