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Show i! ftLL ASSOCIATE D HlEtMPBlt SEHV1CE. FAIR VOL. L NO. 331. CITY, UTAH, SATURDAY OGDEN AD AVAR.. St. IVtorHiurg. Nov. 2d i.i'5 t a. m-.- A returning froi.i the front, alter being wuuud- cd at Liao Yang, writes from lrkuatsk. severely criticising tlie traffic of the Siberian railroad. Thu correspondent says that enough " trains are going liack to the trout, not only to carry hospital ms- lerial, but that they could easily hasten the &rrh at of iviuturco- do- ments. The correspondent tbe hospital arrangements at Irquloii. Omsk, and Teoheliub- task as whnily inadequate while the froqiuni transfers of tbe wounded from train to truin en-tails unusual hardship. Almost aU the suffering front the congestion of traffic, it is added, is due to the administrative incapacity of the railway officers. curri.-spniidr.i- i Ohio the Station Platform At Stubinville, Was Banked With People, Most of Them Waving the American Flag. IndJunspolis, Not. 23 After traverOhio ini Pennsylvania. West Vlrglaia. Indiana, President Rooaevelt ia across Illinois for St. Louis, for two duys he and his party will be the gucsta of the officers of the exposition. Du, tag Louisiana Pun-basIndian-- 1 tbs ride from Washington to the president was received spoil Since ivesvwherc with eulhuaiasm. Jsrliglit toils v every station througn which the special passed was thronged with people anxious to catch a were cllmpse of the president. Slops arattona and at Blade onlv at given tome of them hundreds bad gathered to greet the president and allow their e kindly feling for him. Both to the members of ng with-whe- re NOVEMBER GOMPERS SCORES SOCIALISTS BOAT IS JjHOT AT Event Occurred in Day Time Flag Clearly Visible at Time. t Rt. torpedo boat proceeding to Formosa, Argentina, received four cannon allots fired front I lie Paraguayan forts at San Antonio. The minister adds that the event occurred In the day time anl that the Argentine flag was clearly visible at tills lima ' The minister visited the Paraguayan president and protested energetically, staling thaf it was not the first occasion of such an occurrence and demanded satisfactory explanation. loiter liifoi mat ion received at tbe fotrlgn office intimates that- the Paraguayan government, offered satisfactory propositions. Instructions subsequently were wired to the commissioners of Argentine warships off Ascuncl-o- n to aibipi strict measures and to permit no recurrence of the offenses. Nov. 25. The Post says: The report that the Union Pacific has purchased the Chicago Great West- rn aa 'erated today with poai-- f tiv'ncaa And circumstantial evidence jfg favor that It KWhfdll tJL acceptance. The deal some for was pending said to time, have been chwed and the Great Western will shortly lose its identity as an Independent road and either be wholljabsorbed by the l P. itself or rlbnted piecemeal among the eal'rn connections of lhat system, I that the Great ,rPnr' rlKrT Western will be divided between the CITES GOV. CARTER TO APPEAR. j Chicago, nearly every station where Hie. allfd ctoctr- - where train slopped for a few minutes, station was thronged,' hut only a friction of the erowd was Nrnillted ou the platform near the train. To thi-the president expressed bis pleasure at the opportunity afforded him to see them and added. "You may depnl on It. I will do all t hat in 'me ties to show von that vou made no mistake on November 8th.' While the train ran through Pitts-- j hurt the president remulned on tbe platform of his cur, bowing and wav- ing hia hat at the people. The windows fit factories and shops along the line vn filled with faces of workmen w so tewed and waved hats. At Stuben-viil- e. Oidu, the station platform was kioknl with men, women and children, now of (Item waving American flags. A live coon was presented to the Jwshlent at Denulaon; wnere the stopped for a few minutes. After the president had greeted the people a man swung the coon over the ng on the car pint form and ahouteu: Take him; he will bring you good luck." - : "I A"rtwe?(ern. Honolulu, Nov. 25. In the trial toK?h of Steuhcn Mahaulu, formerly secday ,ferfT ,yfar bfen retary of the Department of Public The Northwestern it Is said will take Lanes, on the charge of embezzling that portion of the Maple leaf which the funds of tlie Land Office, Attorney runs from Marshalltown. loWa, to Kan- F. K. Thompson, fur the defense, obsas City, and the Milwaukee will take jected to the testimony of Territorial Auditor J. II. Fisher, regarding the the St. Paul end of the line. There ia another view of the case. alleged embezzlement, on tho ground however, which Is that the Union Ia tbat Governor Carter ia reportedAudi-to keep the Maple Leaf and il hold the undated resignation of erate it as the eastern end of its own tor Fisher and lhat. tlicrefore, Fisher It will, it la declared, give is not auditor of the territory. AttorSystem. ney Thompson secured a subpoena orThe I'filon Pacific a very good outiInto let from Arriaga to Chicago and the dering Governor Carter to bring Audicourt the undated resignation of , abort line from Omaha to S.. Paul, tor Fistilv. Governor Carter sent his to the court, hilt did not When the President laughed' and PASSED RAISED MONEY' ORDERS, compliments shook his head depreciatingly, the man ; otwy the summons on the grounds of (gain shouted You must taue him. 1 public policy and stress of business. , Angeles. Nov. 25. Jas. Mathla-yo- u Circuit Judge Gear then cited Goveram a g Democrat and 1 wish! who was arrested in Santa nor Carter to ffppear Monday. good luck " slnc WM on1, Attached to' the chain around the BAR BOUND STEAMER ARRIVES. animal's neck wa, a card SnSES hearing this bifnseLrol.1fo?mon,r wi Portland. Nov. 25. The at earner Alwere bro"M ln from several nutBlde liance arrived today from Eureka and Proaented 0 bvP ' towns who testified he had passed Coos hay. She was bar bound at Cons itonniJ.:. raised money orders. It is rlaimeil the ... fur five dRa. Tlu. nmn win11. ashtag- - mM h nperatea al, the way down thn bay .Miss E. L. Btevens. one nf the passtun sd Placed ln . national xoologi-- fimn from Portianil to San Diego, and engers. died of tuberculosis, while on to fifty caeca could be the way up the river. Her home was When the train Pulledinlo the ata--. that from forty out ggHnst him. at Eureka. nun at Columbus, tbe President car via surrounded by an immense crowd. The President was cheered heartily as he stepped on the platform. He aaid: T want to say what a pleasure it is to But to be traveling through your Wat stale and perhaps you will par--" n3 by saying It, I enjoyed even ore what you did on November 8. " Governor Herrick and Mayor Jef-- i catered the car and formally to the President the greetings the People of tha state. A wo-Ith crowd handed a member the party a bunch of American Awtiity roses for Mrs. Roosevelt. Tec President Lieutenant-Gener- al "of briefly addressed an enthusiastic crowd at Richmond, Ind. I want to aay what a pleasure It is be here. It has hem some time since jo was in Richmond, but I . shall alche.-lsways tbe warmest memories of ,0 your beautiful city." P"clal train arrived in the ata-J-? at Indianapolis at 8 o'clock and President r jwnuned for tn minutes. artillery says that in the absence Washington, Nov. 25. Lieutenant-Genenwspvdlt stood on the platform of hia aCfflaehsbrdleshrd lhrdl hrdlu fo approved range and position finding r towing to the When the people. States equipment and other accessories, the PPiauae had subsided, the President General Chaffee, of the United ! in bis annual report says in his- coast defense guns are deprived of armyt needbelng of their value by day and LuinamX opinion, little or no legislation is all or nearly all of their 'value by night. AU the deficiencies cited, it is fur said, can be removed only after legiswhether mine JMnkmuroof hwuIneVTriTank ,he lative action by Congress. It is added, is necessary, ther legislation V out see to me here that inquiry of however, that conditions do not seem mi ,Rsure The saya general you that I appreciate men la guard houses on his lour of to be so critical as to warrant haaty j, no special reason action. 11,6 matter with Ohio?" inspection elicited General Chaffi-- recommends I he en- the general reply beJelled some one desertion, for in the crowd. had i largement of the following military a ing," answered the Fresi-..- . ing that arinv life was not what I reservations, the sums stated being ,n 1 wnt to tell you that there been anticipated. tbe the cost of additional land: estimated that believes Chaffee 1 lot or other General reFort Baker and Point Bonita, Cal., good ones." of hia suggestion would adoption the ral1. th President s of $125,000; A'ancouver, New Mexico, teM?",n,0Ver Whats the matter with Mis-- lieve military prisons of It is said that it aeema necestheir occupants. staff corps sary to seen re control of the souce of the to general Relative fening cheers greeted the ques- water which supplies the valley adof joining for the Bayard or else abandon wisdom the of Abundant proof inTm Changing a few TTTw .hiuhing the new corps the Pulmonary hospital there. pleasantries U found in Bieht it? rop,e nd bidding them good its and prescribing retired to his state Mo . n' ,Vrfident first year's workr' REVOKES RESTRAINING ORDER. it. d trmendous tbe cheering. At whwh wsreania the confident B New. C,P, Butte. Nov. 25. Judge Harry William of the National Rcpubli- - ta,lon nf mt will be 'fuUy Clancy today signd an order revoking his .restraining order issued a week command-e- d ago enjoining F. Augustus Heinze rrm bIkmI corps is biRhly Alaitkan working the Minnie Healey Cooper for the installation of the mine as the result of the suit brought by th Amalgamated Capper company to recover $5.0(0.00d, worth of ore al!'n. K Pr 1,1, nt Kooi. 1.7M leged to have been stolen. il e 111 I Willow,. tIy,,1 Mih.. Nov. 25. Harry from the re- Saginaw, Forties id Chicago, knrrkd out Joe officer, ftwrin Tgcncrel ports IRN,ES 8TATKMFXT Cherry of Saginaw in .the sixth round rest oration of the cantconsvegi'-eSKNT iA a scheduled fifteen round bout. 1 !!! "m01, i San Francisco. Nov. 25 Saniingo lgleslas, represent ail w- i .u.i pjrio tlie dek.. addressed ;r, nf A. F. Kum, ..on of the of L. and said that tUeV us worse Wurkunu in his native?;!.: under tbe present regi.i.i- iliuii iiuder lhat win-1Rpain was m that titHI Porto R. t.s in d each niuui ii from starvation. The pruiKisitlon to ams.itninate ilm three ceutral bodies of S.m l1iancisi,ii was fiiuud to be an imiKi msk at the present time, as vr.i n. attempt hi .n the i. adjust the diferemes Hr.it lieihiH.Kl of Carpcnieis av.it uu. : 1 es !?!, I ss J LITTLE OR NO LEGISLATION NEEDED p Chaffee the United States Army in His Annual Report. h . two-thir- .liSik- - r jsssiss roIS two-third- VJT',T T0 i" expccta-vicLh.nCtU- ,w w,Vil '! u t&iszsj : WT biV - rirr.r;.s ' FROM ST. PAUL. 25. Archbishop lt 'en"d the statement ai outf,' Sl- r,,m raui Inst night lhat VithwT t, T- Harrison, former lias-s- t' tor of j."1? JoPb s Parish, had won rsSSft3?--- Buffalo, Nov. 23. Wrestler Frank Gotch of Humboldt. Ia.. today easily defeated Charles (Yankee! Roberta of New England, winning two straight falls, catch as catch can and Homan. The Senator Newlands Says the Success of this Work Depends on the Exemption of Service from Partisan, Factional or Sectional Influence. pca-nuu- y, io make more effr. tue ihe union it. was averred tiai. .he Li organized labor wi re endeavoring to destroy the lain ! s meaning. A resolution to do assy with tin; Washington lobby cummiiiee was voted down after the Socialistic if legates bad made sjwechea In favor m u passage. Jlie Socialists were opp.wd on tlie the Jafloor by President Goins-rs- . the iler bitterly denounced for what lie termed their sneering tirades. of tits fight between As an the Culcago Federation of l,abor and tbe American Federation of Latair a constitutional amendment was adopted at tonights session providing that any organization or person seceding, or being under suspension by the American Kpderatlim of Labor shall tie denied a scat in the annual- - convention of Ilia s rspivislly national body. This as mat framed to cover stii-presented in tlie case of Delegate Alsn-ga- n of Chicago. The amendment In the addition of tbu words or person." An amendment, similar In character, which provided that a city eeulrul body might remur to the seating oi objectionable delegate of a local union affiliated with an internal iotml ii iio- -, joined to the American Federal lo nr ikibor, but not deny the whole local union representation .in t;e central labor body, was presented. This covered eases similar to that presented In tbe question nf the seating of Rcliardt, president of tlie Chicago Federation of Labor. The amendment was carried. The convention will elect officers tomorrow afternoon. Nov. 25. Senator Ncw-ianof Nevada, has arrived in having attcuded ihe National irrigation Congress st El Paso en ioiiio. He regards the congress ss oim of the most lmiHirtnut yet held, and says Ii will lie fruitful of results. "It practically settled the controversy between New Mexico Slid Texas." said the senator, "aud tho international contest betaem lbs United Flutes and Mcxicvi as to Ihe waters of the Uiu Grande by bringing the delegates fr.uu New Mexico aud Texas aud Mexico Into agreement as to the location of tho great dam and reMirvoir at Elephant Duties in New Mexico, it declared liy an overwhelming vote in favor of William E. Finythes resolution in favor of holding Ihe public domain tor actual settlers and hoineswkera by the repeal ot Ihe timber and slouu act. aThe desert lund act and the commutation clause ot tbe hmucHtcad act and recommending la lieu tliwwir the ssla of stitnipnge, the receipts tu go into the fund and the passage of a dioiTt act with lllieral provisions as lo It also advocated ftlr, Rinytbe'a rewdiitinn favoring the cooperation of the stales with thn federal l III Ills work uf rnclaiuatkm govern by the organisation of irrlgstiou districts under the state laws ami udvbe of the United Slates reclamation service aa to ilans and ila suiiervteion as to emisi met ton. Tlie union uf tlie federal and stale forces would thus enable tbe ncsuiiHioii of lsmds by the districts lor reservoir and storage purds AYarb-ingio- eue-mii- -s afii-rmnt- rou-sist- ad Wil-lis- rn CZAR MET PROMINENT MEMBERS Petn-sbuiB- , Nov. 28. BICYCLE RIDER DEAD Expired Suddenly Last Monday ing on French Linar, Morn- 23. Jimmy New Nov. Aork, Michael, ihc note. AVelch middle distance bicycle rider, died suddenly last Monday morulug on board the French liner lot Savolr of a disease of the brain. He sas coming to the United Stales to racr again and be was accompanied by a number of long distance riders who are to enter the six Iris' eon lest tu lie held here In December. Michael cotnplallird of being ill on I Sunday, saving to tbe ship's dueior that he mss saffering from a very severe headache urn! nausea. He told Mr. Mairc that his illresa was due. no thought, to the after affects of a severe fall he had received in Berlin fao years ago. "Since then." said Michael. "I have had partial iwralyste of the-lefside of my fare and ant frequently subject to lapses nf memory, 1 do not feel ut all myself. Do vtlmt you can to relieve me of this aaful 'iialn." The first neaa of Michael's death was a wireless telegram to T. T. Powers, manager of the six day rare. Mr. Puwera and several friends met today and sent a cablegram lo Michael's hint her in AA'ales, Informing her of her sou's death. The body will lie sent to AA'ales on flie first available steamer. 2:5(1 a. in. he unexpected may hairii afu r ali. The meeting of the Ztmisivoleta 'first Kiuudan congress," as it Is now called, may, indeed, mark the beginning of a new fra for Russia. Emperor Niclnilas initiative of tin plan for universal disarmament may turn Ids bark uu th? reactionaries an I crown hia reign by granting to his subjects the constitution which his grandfather had already rrred when b fell by the hand of an assassin. The basis of such a possibility Is t Insignificant fait iltal. late this afternoon the KmMrnr received in the Tsarkoo-KaloM. Rhlkoif of Mosrow, M. Petrunkcvltrh of Tever, M. Rodzim ulko of Ekaterlnurlsv and Count Held-efour prominent members of the Zemstvo congress and listened at length fo their views. It develo ps tbat when IMn Inter of the Interior Sviaiiipolk-MIrsk- y presented the Zemstvo memorial ami resolutions on November 24th, the emperor was so deeply impressed, as well by the contemn of tbe documents as by tbe character of the signers, that lie immediately expressed the desire personally to receive a deputation of four. Tlie Zemstvolsfs therefore went to Tsarkoe-Balo- e by imiierlal command. At their audience, it ia said, they explained fully their (mail km and reiterated the views expressed by tbe memorial tbat the salvation of the empire from ruin by revolution lay in the adoption of the g neral ideas expressed ln the memorial. Tbe emperor was greatly impressed by whet he heard and asked many questions. AYhile it Is said Le gav. n:i indication of his purposes except the sympathy displayed, the emissaries, when they ret n riu-- to St. Petersburg were ln high spirits. The news that t!i delegtakm had been given an audience the emperor through the city spread like wild-firtonight and created tremendous excitement. rejoicing aiming the 11 Iterate and amazement among the uncompromising supporters ol lit old regime. Earlier in the day a report was current that an imnu-oiateffect of the Zemstvo meeting would likely be the realization ot tlu plan for giving (wo elecred Zemstvo n presentni Ives seats in the council of tbe empire. One prominent liberal who larticlpnted in the congress, tonight declined lo shsre in the jubilation of some of hfn colleagues and expressed (he opinion that victory was yet a I mg way off, although he said he telleved it was sure to rome in the end. All the members of (he congress. he said, "are large landed proprietor. A leveling process which would put the Mujlk on an equality with them nmsi tie prejudicial to ihelr personal interests. In Russia men seem anxious to make sacrifices for an altruistic ideal. The same thing happened with the emancipation of thn Serfs, in the time of Alexander III., when many nobles advocated the measure although it ruin for (hem meant 1 u. I predict great development there In work of GovI teen recently inuuifcaiiug a most intelligent interest in Irrigation problems. Ihe efforts of such men as William E. Fmyibe, of Run Diego, ilia author of, Tire Conquest of Arid America." ni tha originator of the first irrigation congress held in Salt Lake twelve years sgo. Wu counted nrer those who had particlpsteu in this congress ami there were only twelve of us present at Kl this direct inti irom th ernor Iterdi-e-, who has Iwo. "The next congress will be held at Portlsud. Ore., at tha fima of the ex-- 1 iof t ion, and will, am sure, be a great 1 success.' TWO MORE ARRESTS On Buprema Qourt Warrants Charging Contempt. Denver. Nov. 23.' Two more arrests on supreme court warrants charging contempt, were nids today ns an outgrowth of the legal content over the rere.ir. election in Denver. Thomas 1'ulph aud Frank McMahan, Iiemucra-ti-c election judges, were brought before ihe court by a special officer and released on bonds of tl.iHki each. The court also granted' a committee uf Repiililicaua permission io cope the names from the poll books of the election. When a- complete copy Las hc(ii made (lie Republicans will begin canvass nf tlw city for tl of ssiertaiuing the extent of the fraud they charge was committed on election . ilny. Certain proposed contests will depend upon the results acmiuplixhe.L for Ihe Repiililican cit ami xunty cummiiiee also filed a brief with (he court in support of lb sir request to have the ballots from product Devon of. ward Eight thrown out on the grodnd that a number of straight. Democratic ballots were sulwtlmted1 for Republican- - ballots after the box was otieneil at the ( losing of 1liw.oll. Tim Kepubili-ancontend that the rourt haw I tower to lake the course asked. suiveKsful la their content Ion tjie it Ii rumoreil, will come Im-ftlm court with a pie. t0 have m- tin precincts in other wards thrown out. I he court act Wednesday, November Stub as the day fur hearing arguments on the application. iin-ii- t poses. pm-po- forestry and weather sort be of the scientllli: labors. "I think that tha work' now bchig done by the service will do much to Instruct us as to tha ability of Ihe whole piHqile through their government. to do things heretofore re garded as exclusively within the domain of private enterprise. "'I he success of this work" w,llf depend as heretofore, on the exemption from partisan, factluiisl uf ibis or seclloual influence. . The grow ing favor with which the work nf this service la regarded liy the west is doing much to convince tha people of the ability of Uncle. Rain lo do things "This congress selected as Its new preKl.Imt, Governor Pardee of California. The prcsH dispatches announcing my candidacy for this position had no foundation in fact. On the contrary, I to allow my name to lie presented. "I think the plan of would work favored by the greatly to (ha udvanlage of CNlifiirnia. whb-offers great opiKirtunities for storage product. Berlin. Nov. 20.' The Prussian' army budget fur (he coming year is estimated al ll(i.(HMl,(iiiO. sire Increase ot fi I,25O,ihi0. The Faxon army budget is placed at f 11.0011,0011, an Jncreaso of at Il25,(iii0 and (list of f5t5oO,oiiO, an luereasa uf $123,000. TO HOLD NEXT SESSION IN NEW JERSEY. Ore.. Nov, 23. The National Grange today decided to hold the next annual sesstnn in (lie slate of New Jersey. The selection of (he cily will be made by the executive comnillfre. The Grange went on Fnitlaid, record as favoring Industrial rdnralioii in the country school, especially In the matter of agricultural (raining. AYashinglnn. Nov. 25. Today's statement of the treasury shows: Avail able cash balance, $144,(Ilk, 222; gold, $82,701,581. i j e i s t ' ii H s If i u on GERMANY NAMED . ARBITRATOR la lo Belt It Any Differences That May Arise Between Boliva and Chile. e. n, i" - waa particularly struck by Ihe cluar exiMXiitionM made at the mingress by the member of Ihe reclamation, 1 AVnrfi-niluir- Of tha Zematro Congress and Listened t Length to Their Views. St. CONGRESS YET HELD uu-lie- i- ". 2U. In-c- . -- ! Nov. 1rees lias livened the : following leii. r tnuii Eccuioniiially, Poland is sutler- ing with the rest f Russia on ae couul id tlie war. lAilaud bad a large piurkei in Rib:ria. but this bus been also cut off owing to lai i of facilities for traiieMirtaiioii. Ik-- tweui 2.'.fii and I'MJdii iiersonsaro out of work In AYarasw. bit tbe p.ivirnivient is trying to give re- In f. Over I.UUO ham given employment at making limbing and Units fur the soldiers, i lie two big liarvixs in siiccessiiiti a.id tu tlie distress twhiulism mvnis to lie making headway in only a few In- leruul centers like Warsuiv nnd la- di.u, althiiugii tin'll Is unreal yet tiny are aniring the tin by llu tim gando." Bitterly Denounce Their toe What He Termed Their Bneermy Tirades. op-ci- life-lon- Pet 'VMitirg. AfeH-nilc.- l s The Argentine minister io Paraguay lias Informed the foreign office that an Argentine Bucoios Ayres, Nov. 25. PRICE FIVE CENTS 1934. AYhi-smw- laticl, as AND SLNDAY 10 LAND SlTlTRIXi! ON Aivm N r UP AVAR. - TORPEDO 26. TODAY 1: - n , MORNING. Tin- deleof AVomiworln gates unanimously voie.i in u,- every j hia party on n?a!tormr.fdhii orknow lodgement lo th? of the people. At Pittsubrg tags the the i his appeal to the Hulv See at Rome, i The archbishop aaiJ, "that I'm her Har-m- d rison of his own accord placed self In the archbishop's bands drawing his appeal to the Apasiollli; delegate. i'lien-upothe case was settled at once and the archbishop of his own volition released the .priest fium all ecclesiastical vnsure and reinstated him in the diocese of St. Paul." tbe train and to the people. President sincere the Roosevelt expressed inpleasure he has felt in thus coming whom he to close touch with those likes to regard as his friends. At u i t EnivuiEinnan FBESS Washington, Nov. 26. Tbe treaty recently signed at Santiago, Chili he Alberto Guirerez and the Chilean minister of foreign relations. Emilio in which Germany is named as arbitrator of any difficulty arising In the LACK OE Bel-H- THE FRONT execution of th convention provides in substance: - Bolivia abandons her prelensinn to the Pacific port and recognize Chiles right lo Ihe prevalence of TODAY o. 1- Anio-fsguat- a. "'Chile assumed Ihe debts of Bolivia as recognized In article 2 of the treat v. of lk!)5. "Chile appropriates two million pounds for the construction of railroads In Bolivia. She herself is lo construct the line from Areata to Ia Peg already In operation as fur as Tocos and she gives a five per eent guarantee up to Utmi.UdO a year for the con-es- c rui im of three other railroads. The forces at Buimatsxe. port Invest of Kong Wang Cheng which at first waif Bolivian section of tbe lino shall beproperty of Bolivia In pres-nethought to Indicate the formation of s ! r,,V'e hu Chilean propeel shall offensive army now appears to rn! ' l rebates over it." bav been intended only for minor op- enjoy prefe-i-miaerations." Report that Japanese are to Make Assault on Port Arthur No Serious En- gagements Reported. :20 a. in. Sf. Petrrslinrg, Nov, There is a lack of news from ih front today. 'l1:e report that the Jatiaii-s- i are concentrating their energies f"i-dwperate assault on Port Arthur in view of the approach of the squadron la quite generally creditd lit official quarters. Sucir a move ha 'Nagasaki. Nov. 28,. lb a. m. A been expected to transpire a soon s foreigner who left Vladivostok last the Japs bsuyicd lhat. tlm Kquadrimw Monday, says thui during the as' iiad arrived at trip was au actuality and u m m month twenty leni'instratlon. Vladivostok, bringing oal aud sunThe auLhoritie are preiiare.L in hear dries. terrible reports of the piujcie, asHe also confirm renoris previous sault. Willie not hazard i iik a guess that the Russian protected cruiser Is- - carried, or s fmir-scan the whether in unserwhile ma ducki-Dogutvr, of are the besieger utterly regard viceable aud is supported 'urv.ard by life, they are confident that General IKintoons. The anncired cruie (iioniu-bi -au uch HtoCGScI will be able io make has, he as, twenty-liv- e attack one of the costliest I broken an, Is lwdly strained. Repairs ln history. on her will require sonie month. A submarine boat wiieh was brought Mukden, Nov. 23. laud, night passed from Ft. Pet crslmrg has cumplcted sevfew a Thursday though during iy, quiet eral trials satisfactorily. were the heard shat ahmg scattering The location of tbe harbor defense front, particularly in the coiiihcasler-l- y mines Is uncertain, and as a result a direction. boat has been sunk and a GerThere ir large band of Chinese torpedo man steamer ha been damaged by of Tic bandit in the neighborhood in contact with miuc. Pass though no Japanese offleera have roming I icon noticed among them. The army Bt. Petersburg, Nov. 26. A aronnd Mukden is making dug-ou- ts which are warm and -- mfurtable and from Mukden say that the Hun and this Is regarded as evidence of an In- Taitse rivers have been frozen over. tention lo pass the winter in the preChicago. Nov. 25. Dlscoverv today sent local Ion. Skirmishing continues who to the southward, hut there has been that Jo. Wheil and Frank arc alley d t: liar- - t raveled in an no serious eiigug-n.ei- ii. automobile working ci.nlldrare games Berlin. Nov. 28- .- Tlie Lohal Anzei-gcr'- on farmer-- , are miaeing. was sai.1 l,y x valuahie clew Mukden rui respondent telegraph the police to inIn tlie autonioiiiie mnrd r. Wheil' apas follow: Mexico City, Nov, 25. The governwith the "According to a report brought by pearance tallies. It is ment, Instead of actually prohibiting of Mr. Dere. IWau is the Importation nf Mexican doilars. Chinas" to liiissian headquarter, t.he ! fut w'ueh will place on them a duty which will corpse of General Kuroki has arrived known at Kiiks JXive'' waa inquiring the tiiglit uf the answer the same purpose ou if at Yinkuw. "The cun cunt rat iuu uf airong Jupau- - murder muck ui bis life. 28.-3- e w I HAZING AT HOPKINS -- INSTITUTE s Albert De Roma, tha Victim it Still Without tho Uaa of Hia Lower Limba. ! on ditch Kan Francisco, Nov. 23. prosecution of the persons who malnephew. . Albert De Romo, Is still without the full use of hia lowwr limbs, which were practically paralyzed when he waa subjected to repeated shocks in an electric chair by a number nf young men who bad him completely at their mercy. treated his tbe victim ADVANCE IN BAR IRON. , x - pH-ha- .lesi-ripUo- , The hazing of Albert 1W Vmum by fellow students of the Murk Hopkins Institute of Arr, promises i result In seriuus trouble to those who participated ln tbe affair. Louis IX) Roma, of Oakland aa uncle of the youth declares that he will cause the arrest and criminal The Republic New Turk, Nov. Iron and Sirel cornu nr has slvnnr-'- l the price of bar iron $3. a lou to $51. Montreal. Nor. 23 The Qt:eben provincial e.i-- . u.ici todi.y tvsuite.1. 'he relt.ru of 81 liberal and uia eviv-na-ttv- es. Thirty-fiv- uuxiy e leu elretod liberal bud prevl-- ! by acclamation. k i'- i I' |