Show 2100 nnd tha Japanese loss 1200 The Japanese also have been In acUva Mads Desperate Attack on Mo Ylan contact with the Russian east of Hal MEN FOUR THOUSAND KILLED Pass But Were Repulsed Cheng where there have been many BY EXPLOSION OF MINES General Kurokl nqiorts that two minor actions All along Kwopatkln's divisions of the Russian army made front nnd flank the Japanese are movA deaperate asrault on Mo Tien pass Had Captured and Occupied a Fort ing Into position but the general atat dawa on July 17 hut wero reNear Port Arthur When Mlnee tack is being postponed until auppllea The casualties were not Were Exploded With Horrifypulsed and reinforcements come to tbe front tated ing ReeulL Progress along tbe muddy roads and At S o'clock Sunday morning a mountain passes Is alow heavy fog veiling thetr movements A Junk with eight Russian fifand two divisions of Rnsidana commandHeavy Leases Admitted ty Thlneae nn hoard arrived at Che-fned by Lieutenant General Keller A Bt Petersburg dispatch says the on Tneday five day from Port made an assault on the Japanese war office has no further details of Arthur The Russians refused to General positions at Mo Tien pass talk lint the Chinese say that na the Russian repulse at Mo Tien pass Kurokl adds that the Russians asThe loss of men which It It freely 11 and 12 the Japanese captured admitted will sailed all tha Japanese positions at July probably be considerand with men 4Wn one of ncrnpled Mo Tien pass and In Ita vicinity s In excess of General Kuro ably the eastern fort near Port Arth-desperately The Japanese resisted out last night la figures given Before reinforcements arrived the stubbornly repulsed the Russians But evidently the greatly deplored and pursued them for a considerable Russians rut off the 4 fifth troops In engagement at least served the purthe fort and exploded mines whleh distance westward pose of demonstrating tbat General Kurokl in hla report praises tha resulted In the killing of every Jap- Kurokl's army baa been heavily reanese soldier there valor of hla men inforced north and the general staff The Chinese report also that the is now Inclined to believe that the Slugged by Strikers night before they left Port Arthur a Japanese commander may have deSlogged Into Insensibility by a dox-e- Russian torpedo boat sunk a mercided that n frontal attack from the men and left for dead on tha chant ship near Port Arthur mistakla Inadvisable and la concensouth tracks of the trolley line Anton ing her for a Japanese transport his forces for a direct attack trating an employee at the Swift Many Chinese on hoard the merchant-na- n on Liao Yang were drowned but the white packing plant In Chicago la dying at the county hospital Ills Injuries in crew of the steamer and a number of Chicagoans Discover Ancient City tba opinion of the inspector were in- her Chinese passengers were rescued Udnunkl the ancient Adnb perhapa flicted by strike sympathisers and hy the Russians If this story is true the oldest city In the world haa been tba wheels of a trolley Tbe men the steamer In question probably la discovered by the University of Chibaa the Hlpsang belonging to the according to a witness who cago's excavating expedition in Babytalked to the police set upon which lonia This city has for many years Navigation company aa be was going home from Monday was fnrly-clgh- t hours over- been the object of search by Orienwork When they could not make him due from New fhuang and which talists It la mentioned in the code of Join the strikers ibey broke his skull was reported to have stnirk a mine Hammurabi an early king of Babyfractured hla jaw kicked him about The local agents of the Hlpsang say lonia which document was translated tha face head and body and then they believe the steamer to have been recently by Professor Robert F Harthrew hint upon the car tracks The lost He per director of the expedition motorman of a car approaching nut In n news the here received has Juat OLD QUESTION REVIVED long afterward saw the body In time J cablegram from Professor E to atop the car hut not before the of field director the Hanks expediwheels bad crushed UartUHiakovis 8tatue of the Black Baa Fleet May Ba tion who since leaving this country Discussed by the Powers shoulder last winter tor Blsmyavln Babylonia The first Impression In diplomatic haa announced many important Strike Leaders Oppose Violence circles In Rt Petersburg that the acPresident Ixuinclly of the striking tion of the Russian volunteer fleet Packing Houses Employ packing bouse employes of Chicago vessel In shipping neutral ships In Help on Monday sent out a rlrcular urging the Red sea to aearrh for contraband Quiet la the order of the day among the men against violence aa follows: of war would nut give rise to Inter tbe striking employe of the South "We must win— because every Amer- national complications la being supFew If Omaha packing companies ican cillxcn must have living wages erseded by the Impression which to men have returned old of the must have the very best for tbe chil- there Is paid reason to believe I any dren must flglit fur recognition fur well founded that Instigated by Great work lint the packers have given forthe union We ran win If you stick Britain It will at least lead to an In- mal notice to the livestock exchange that they are prepared to slaughter by the union If we obey the union terchange of views between the 1300 cattle and 6 (too hogs dally when it says 'Molest no person or powers signatory to the treaty of ' Strike pickets prevented traveling property and abide strictly by the Paris regarding the status of the re!men returning from their routes from laws of the country'" maining ships of the volunteer fleet the yards of the plants un--! Of the men Injured In 8unday'a now In the Black sea Thus the old 'entering til the chief of police escorted them riot near the stockyards two are In a question of the Dardanelles may critical condition again become the subject of Import- personally ant diplomatic communication Turks Kill Smugglers Largest Order for Mosquito Netting Tli right of a belligerent to halt Ever Given in United State What threatened to become a genneutral vessels on the high aeaa to General Davis governor-genera- l eral period of unrest such aa was exol ascertain If they have contraband on the Panama canal atrip has ad 'laud perienced a year ago when an' attack board la not questioned but the right was made on the American Consul the Panama Canal company that he to detain them even for a few hours Wants 1 00000 yards of wire gauzn Nagelaaen baa begun In Beirut On to prevent mosquito Invasion of the may lie held to render the belligerent Friday afternoon June 17 two Mosliable to damages Bone Guneral Davis says that this lems caught smuggling arms and amwill be perhaps the largest order tut Into tbe Ibannn district munition 80ME HARO FIGHTING were fired upon by Turkish soldier mosquito ncttjng ever given Admiral Seven Days' Engagement Batwcsn and killed One of the men killed bad Walker suggest that copper and Russians and Japanese brass wire might also be used Fur been for many years a lawless charHard fighting has been going on for acter Moslems at once charged the hospital 2O0U0 yards will be of Christiana with murdering tbe two needed while for screening the aevcral days In the neighborhood houses along the canal xone TSOvO Tong Chu eight miles east of Ta smugglers and before long the whole town was thrown Into n wild state Tche Klao says a New Chang dis- of excitement yards will be used Shops everywhere It la rumored that the Russian were closed and the Christians fled to patch Unnatural Mother Suicide In loss the engagement was places of safety News has been received from T lochias Wash that Mrs Jennie HolMAP OF SCENE OF RECENT ACTION IN RUiBIAN JAPANESE WAR AND APPROXIMATE POBITIONB OF THE OPPOSING ARMIES comb committed suicide at that place JAPANESE BLOWN UP RUSSIANS DRIVEN BACK 3EMEIY COUNTY PROGRESS UTAH UTAH STATE NEWS At least 000 Kroon past the age of TO attended the old folk' cel bratlon at Spanish Fork was Mike Slarlrh a young firet-fatally hurt at Promontory Point A large rock strock Min and broke hi back The week on the Salt Lake mining with tho sale of exchange clo-e- d share of stork that brought n k pat-kin'- 5 $399G0 87 Petween twenty and thirty trap shooter of Salt Lake City hare ms ganlxed a gun club and expect to toon have 100 members Local meat dealers are of the opinion that the packers' strike In New York and Chicago will not cause a meat famine In Salt Lake The stale convention of the Republican party to nominate candidates for all stale offices will be held In Salt Lake City August 25 arrested In Andrew Christensen Butte on a charge of circulating counterfeit 3 and 810 gold pieces In Salt iAke City has confessed his crime In the ore end bullion market of Salt Lake the week closed on settlements segregating $112000 comwith tha previous for $321700 pared one All the pno and billiard halls In American Fork were rinsed last week owing to the faet that the own-er- e would not a licence of $50 per table n Tndo-Cliln- a Bartu-alakov- iy of Ogden Miss I!rde Spencer While visiting at Spencer Idaho wai accidentally shot In tbs hip but It la pot believed her injuries will prove Non-Unio- n parlous I ' Definite steps have been taken by tho Salt Lake Real Ectxtn association for erecting a parking house and a livestock market In Sail Lake City Inquiries regarding the prospect! of till year's crop as compared with last year's reveals the fart that tha lucerne crop will be tiiuch heavier this season Archie Shields aged 72 of Lakq View was thrown from a load of hay by the wheel dropping Into a chuck bole hla back being broken death resulting almost instantly N B Manning an engineer who was well known In Utah about ten years ago commuted suicide on tha night of June 27 on a steamer plying San Franelseo and Stockton by taking carbolic acid Company E of llie T'tah National Guard recently orgaiiUed at Ogden Is to have a first class gymnsalum fitted up nnd maintained by the stata for Ihe lire of the militia boys A C lViei'Min of Elsinore was tha victim of a dynamite accident one day last week which will lay him up for some time tmth LI legs and hands being badly Injured by the explosion t'nttlcn-care becoming alarmed over the presence of a large number east of of henra In the mountain Msutl nml Ephraim a number of animals having recently been killed by shooting herself through the head With a revolver On her dress was pinned a note confessing her guilt of the murder of her rhlld by means of The rhlld died July 11 and poison bears by to Ihe prruliar circumstance The parents of George Elsinore of owing Its death Ihe roroner'a American Fork who It was thought surrounding with the result that Jury investigated In Idaho had hern killed by s train Mm Holcomb received a Hter from him saying suspicion attached hi she arrest suicommitted Fearing that after amdlng hla trunk ho cide to slay for a short lime longer Woman Jumped Overboard The Moffat road has filed with tha V 8 land offiee its maps showing the Tragedy again marked tho homedefinite location through Ihe Uintah ward voyago of the North Gorman ! Lloyd steamer Kaiser Wilhelm If On reservation The filing la highly In the fact that It Is snothcr the arrival of the vessel at Plymouth step toward ihe Imliding of Ilia road England almost at the hour tbat an i inquest was being held over the body The historic beehive which of K Kent I Jamils it was announced Young plaecd on hi resldenc in lSrTi haw liecit presented to the that a second class passenger Mrs had commuted suicide by I'tah Ktal" Historical society by Upschnllx when the ship Jumping A new was onu 1'icsldeiit Joseph V Rmllh day mil from New York Vchlve now adorns the Ilrighnm Hundreds of passenger witnessed tho aulcldo and watched the efforts ‘Young house of a llfclaiat to rescue the woman Andrclioi Olvon not with a pain-fia- eiii- - iii pear Ephraim a fork Terrible Ravages of Cholera him In the fii'lltsg and “ii ibi::i Refugee from Teheran tell terrible One of Hie lines embedded stories of the ravage hack of cholera the npinal column pene- They any that on some days the morItself llrtti trating I lie f'e-- h hi a depth or (Wil tality The European or three aro abandoning iliclr property and Put Sr: ylo- lie saloon keep- arc fleeing in a ramp in ihv mouni shot l er who tains There f a pitiable condition alio- - Hoilomer will lli ill inner j of affairs ai Ihe railroad lerivi-- i station pilihiy The eViUieil Sail lii le st him out of which are alinosi without fund lm ordered the rlnalng a mi'ii ol r rind walking Info government of the frontier for Ihe purpnn of Niivt'if-'loo 'lii'-- s shut him p’n preventing Hu: In I rod union of the wlHn'it any v ii ii ii) disease Four i ir hi! hiiiiii of Attempt to Float tha Main Salt Iik- f'i'v n c: iblnty mid drank i lie proNisltion Hint the licgaiding Several of nero! ive suhll old liiiiileslilp Maine In e raised I In )ii!'i'iimi mnlH nioilier of Havana harlsir Arimg Secretary knocked tkn g!a - fruin linud and the Navy Dai Iiiik has addressed a r Tinihild was pent for a Idler in It II tii wiil at New Or sell givnn nn enii'e ainl leans who stated Unit he had a Harry T Duke vt'o two the I'ulsm government In with pleaded guilt) ' ihe The aiding sene-- i a lluiit reek ft Co hink from I hi AVelh l'li-I said ilial while the depart menl of Balt Lake Cv while acting as a ary ei mm not Hiking any a In lit ii paying feller and was scn'i-nreiinllii: thi- wri-eIt ha no a term of four yenrs In Hie penitenpower io relinquish any rights tha United state tuay have in It tiary has licrii ran led a pardon i miiti-nipliii- r Following (le inve llgallon of thq Jury Inin Ihe ramie of Ihe Fourth of in whleh July sci Idem si iilI'-Miss CharloHe i lsik and Daniel flhupe ware killid and a number of spcrlstor al park Injured O p Anderwui hii "Kid" Austin bars henn ambled Tha crop Tough Colored Troootra The Tacoma Ledger correspondent at i 'amp rip'daconiii says that during 'lie nnuy innuouvers Kiimlay after lump K Ninth ravalty I colored I bad In - ii ruled out of action hy on the the iimpiiiH Huy i'll t irt--i- of nipper forwarded by mid Nineteenth tla copper piiiiii io ilia eastern with in and fiimt nr j liifHii! i y durii- week tipped tha drawn iihirla led n lit nnd lafl scale gi kiii jsiiinds while among tie- ml n'M criming a ralgn m t bv the Amerin lusiie of terror foi a P's Millie!" During ican KmcIHng and l( fining company the nieli e i "i ineiiiiiers of the wsa 240 Ofirt hiiiiii it h ilia total mid one regular Wn'diiiirioii from all source reaching 104(1884 were mote or less si'iiousiy Injured -- d n-- Hoc-on- d k raa-ma- il ' pond-dow- n Darda-Manag- lnd i e Anrlo-Japane- burned at tha company's No S mine (wo mile from Salisbury Fa pral Manager James Stirratt asserts that the lire was of Incendiary origin Ha aaya his company la determined to operate No 4 mine and if necessary ha wilt Instill a flashlight and rapid lira gun to protect the property and men Tha otrlke In the Myersdale region montU and fa now In Ita seventh both aide seam aa determined as the news-GenAlmost or oth- editorials in of Ijondon papers niton the Russian vol erwls roniuii-r-REFUSE STRIKERS' unteer flTl steamers passing the PACKERS PLAN Dardanelles and the government Is specially tor the urged to lake of Union Rejected and in the Red Proposition Its protection of Counter Proposals Submitted ea and neighboring wat'rs Tha strike which baa demoralized an Tbe Dally Te! "graph the parking Industry throughout the with tracea written outspoken protest country baa not yet been but emnient Miration says: there are Indications that ii wji xoox “There lx a limit to complaisance end by tbe adjustment ot the difficuuml"r the when nentra: commerce lties by arbitration in a way to British flag I mol-stAt a conference In Chicago bets-ecand which we have been for a ccniury representative of the packer and a half unused” members cf the union the uninn's proSpecial dispatches from Berlin echo poaals were practically rejected a in exista the feeling of irritation that counter proposition being presented Loudon The hitch In the negotiations is over the reinstatement of the strikers Tba WAS A FAKE union demands that every one who Reported Massacre of Thirty Thou- went on strike shall be given hla ol sand Japanese Not True place before an agreement to arbitral The Imperial headquartera staff at will he considered The packer do! ' tin- - n'ioris from clarc that they will retain (he man Tokio officially Bt that 'In- Japanese lost they have rtnplryeri since the strik SO'JOt) wn in a battle near Fort Ar- - and will take back tbe old men In the thur un July It) or 11 Not a shot was fired on either dale t at tha start Tragedy In a Cemetery Nawa haa reached Boise Idaho of a murder and suicide that occurred at Van Wyck In Valley on Thursday Frank L Thompson killed a wo man companion and took his own life 'Thompson went from Boise to Van "Wyck some days ago and Joined tha Woman there Thursday they went riding When they did not return suspicion was aroused and search was made The hnrse was found tied to the cemetery fence and the couple lay on a carriage hlanket In Ihe cemetery The woman had been shot three times and Thompson twice Ha bad apparently killed her and then cd - i I ( ny - himself IN PATH OF FLOOD Body of Kent Loomla Found Advices from London state that a body supposed to be that of Kent Loomla has washed ashore at BIgbury The liody was that bay Devonshire of a well dressed man 5 feet 6 Inches In height attirod In a gray overcoat and dark blue suit In the pockets wera found a rard with the name "F Kant Loomis” Amerlean and English coins and note a gold watch ete The body waa 11 covered hy a laborer and was In a state of considIt was reerable decomposition moved to a neighlMiring farm building to await the Inquest SEVEN ARE INJURED Great Damage Results From Breaking of a Reservoir of Niagara the new With the reservoir of the Citim ns Water company at Scottsdale Fa burst at midnight Sunday and rme than 3"trtJ')- down the 'police He Is not fatally injured The Out) gallons of water it and In- - Incident leading up tr the shooting of valley ewe ping all LiilM- - Andrtilis commenced when a party of ululating crops and wu'l:ing k was discovered striker met a detachment rf police Ings In its path 4 Lieutenant about 9 o'clock that tin1 dam was in under the command e and messengers Moor on Paulina street near danger ot hastily sent through the-- valley fifth street One of the rmwd buritd Hundreds of lives a stem- - at the offircra ard was at uara to warn the were thus saved for a lew hours later placed under arrest The police itart-tb- e Cd toward the alatlou with their while valley was under water damage to the machinery and 'oner when hia companions attacked them with atones Several volleys at rexerrolr alone will an ount to at tones bad been thrown when tba po$5JloJ() Whi-- the (orient xwepl down loin lice drew their revolvers and fired sevupon the valley buildings from their foundniionx and larru'd on eral shots at the crowd Andruils fall the crest tf tlm gi t at ware like so with a bullet through hla shoulder and at hla companions fled many wash tubs Crops veined thousands of dollars were completely RU8&IA IS PROGRESSING -e carried away xnpef out ltiidg" j Persons Accused of Political Crimea MAY BE TROUBLE AHEAD Will Be Tried by the Courti rr nu-he- I hn-ali- Forty-wer- e prla-Tb- e M Mob - n if j Attacks Four Strike Breakers With Serious Result In an attark growing out of tha a'rike at the stock- s e wr- The system of condemning political prisoners hy administrative order has been abolished by lmv-ris- l derrrq ays a SI Petersburg dlspnteh sad persons accused of political erlnsa will henceforth ho tried hy the courts U’ u'u ! ha M-- i Remains of Kruaer Will Rest In the Transvaal At a meeting of the privy council a palace Friday at Hurkiiighan which King Edward presided Ihe quest of the relative of the lata Mr Krugtr former president of the South African republic Tor the Interment of hla remains In the Transvaal waa considered and It wax subsequently announced that the dc-i- rl perrnls- to Clarens linn had been Bwltrerland where Mr Kruger died through the Hrtivh minister at Rnrne e (In th large map tha Russian feres are shewn by unshadad rectangular Tha Japanese forces are Indicated by blaek rectangular figures figures The black star mark tha location of Heleehang occupied by Japanese on July t the unshaded star Indicates location of Ylnkow said to be one of In Ihe circular map of Pert Arthur Is the Japanese objective point shewn tha position of Takushan hill rapertad captured by th Japanese) NEGROES MOB A NEGRO Black Bruts Run Out of Cripple Creek A mob of negroes at Cripple Creek Cull) compelled one of Ihclr own race named Edwards to leave the district under threat of hanging him If he remained They wen- - Incensed hy an exhibition of a group of moving picture fur which Ibey allege Edwards posed The picture repre sent a supposed criminal assault upon a white woman ami a chase of the criminal h Mood hounds Depraved Dead Bandit la Not the Famous Harvey Logan I'oaltlVR proof tbat the train robber who watt killed on Divide creek June 9 last ws not Hie notorious bandit Harvey Isigan has been secured by an examination of the Imdy by Dr R The conK Mai'Aleiter or Denver on vincing mark of identification which the rtei ciues relied was a arar on th right wrist caused hy a gunshot wound known to havs been Inflicted several year ago on The dead man's wrists hear nn atirh mark CHILDREN ARE CREMATED Murderer Two Perish In Firs Which Destroys a Hotel Tha Humphrey hotel at Ruaanvlllo In Lassen ruunly California caught fire Tuesday and was entirely destroyed with the exception of two children a daughter of Mrs I a parry and a son of Mr and Mrs K R MilTha ler the occupant esraped children were burned to death There was hut llliln Insurance on the buildestimated ing and I ho lose ran not e Did Not Went His Boot On te Die With - ' Intent in ii exp-- thn-- to exile er °f ' l lha nf la renaldered to be on of the most weeping reforms of this genorstloa and It hi that It waa re ouiiiit-ndtahy the counell of th pir with thn acquiescence and ap011 uiid'-ridiio- proval of (he M ITehvo mlni'-tn- r of tha Interior Jury in Murder Cast Out Forty Hour to Agree day! : Minn t - dii'l-a'gS‘- rei-oi- ig ik-i- liilTi-rin- t lu-- 12 — i "i"'"' - Cf '"'nation Sev- holiest t h Pn‘lin! APi r being out forty-onbouts th In of Mon- state of Jury the the taxe and a seoie if year n“ Wlnat J H Kcr:l charged wl'b t The nai- pni'ix'iiiiii waa the I mum teiijii-rniiiiof !H degrrn hen's n’r1or "h 'rial at Helena reported It : ro nI n the weuihir any hiiieau ‘‘‘’"'l not l nf h ilr"r favored a verdict if eiii-was reiurde-- i hen Keeil who was furmet-There 'ii-i'siV bi“-- r and thn was inMio in the predinl of the Montana fl'K'Icty downtown d -- uh-i Me hem Civil engineers and prominent mining y i j oral iiegn-Ftho official engineer of this ante shot and kll4 greater I a barkeeper Thomas frysia- In April records how f The drfeune waa ItiMiiliyand M-- " !t w ha Chh-ig- yj Jph Heat in Chicago Causes eral Deaths Kiinday Quentin Gal on Friday fur ihn nutf dar of Kharlff Farley rf Monte-e11a oounty on Heptomher IK ia:! with-- J want to th scene rf out flinching hut m the of tha J scaffold spppeil to remove Ills klip d'd not want ' pars kuynr Hr t to dla with hi hoot on Khcriff Faf wax atwhile ley was xhot on a tempting io air-'-- t gharge of p'H Urei-n- No Fear of Famlno Haro Allogod Dynamiter Released Over flno union brewers employed At Central City Colo District At- In twenty-twbreweries In Ran Fran-e- l tornay Thurman ha- - nolini the cave si-have atrurk tor nn ad against nor Rantern vnnre of wages from $20 to $22 a week The men dlrertly affected are employed Inside the various establishments the driver and other outside men not having taken aetlou The secretary of the Drew era' Protective association says that th strikers are not skilled workmen nnd oaa big readily be replarr d There la Ut supply of beer nn hand the trouble union charge with complicity having been anticipated 'Try ! """ f'r"vr This Of ‘T! farri"'hlK' j bur-taine- - n s lcluweighed tha que-- in gland was crowded Ten persona herall broken anna or legs while a to ha within her tighs and number of oiler we:e nlhcrwls fears nor amn ija:K iut Filiations! bruised and cut It Is said tha) the col- coaiplii-slii-nliidcH some of the lapse was caused hy the removal ol power may hate been sounded by! some underpinning which had been Russia on subjeri Nevertheless u: n foreign j xwa'ei nearly aadi carried off by people for Are wood more or e is sxperted rripel-n- : s con-lia- - Iw-II-- - - of England Urot Qovamoatlno Tex Saturday night Thera Newspaper A ’ Taka to a'-wont l wero five haadtta la the party a Feelng of lrrtatcn much Showing young men and apparently very ex- amateurs They dynamited the Tha Cunaianliuople corret nlcntol pros car without detaching it from th cf end In tha the Iuidon Standard In a dispatch tha train and blew aecoad-clacoach but without In- - gated July 17 say: Chornomo-o- f Oaa "The Russian guard Jurlng any of the passenger the Borpborui thnuah badly was robber th apparently r(tz passed hurt as the explosion appeared to be mm the Hla'k sea title morning vessel The (’hern- - muretz is a gun premature and he was observed to ba Sea fleet nl Htek to ile covered with blood belonging two S inch guns one Th robbers secured nothing not carri and the or seven quick-firinand molesting either the express goa and getting away a fast aa pos- - rjtee gunr she is equipped with twe Ibis after their comrade was hurt (Orptdo lute and carries a crew of ' Fireman Hiram Muse Jumped from jg tho locomotive as the train slowed i The Standard's Tokio corres 17 ties having been piled across' raiding under date of July editorial an in Rhimpo the Jljl say Britain expressed the hope that Great no Russia lend will see that Turkey of steamer by a lowing assistant the ! the volunnsT fleet to that Threatens to Uso’nellni1 The Jiji Shlirpo under thn Gun Rapid-FirGreat Rritan is alliance A block of ten four room house all! terms of the bring h sm asils'ance o Mer-itevent pi under one roof owned by the pUMa Taking Chances in Stopping Neutral Vetsais Tba news tbat the Husxian voun-te- r Accident at a Ball Game steamships Sucicisit and St PetTwo hundred persons were hurled ta ersburg now milking u the Rad Be tho ground by Ihe rollapxe of a stand are stopping ships of ixwiral nations St Brighton Park a suburb of Cleve- and neat Iiiig them lor cuntralutnd ol land O A ball game between ama- wr I reusing the interest In teur clubs was In progress and tba all circles Russia ha evidently n i A train on the International Great Northern wa held up near Pal-- 1 strike-breaker- d li-- Former President of tha goer Rem lie Succumbs to Pneumoni Paul Kruger former preMnt u tha Transvaal Republic died at C'tr as Switzerland at 3 0'ii-Tbqrs day morning from pnrumuLla and heart weakness Mr Kruger lost consrlnmiiinsa Moa day Hla daughter and son wen with him at tho time of hla death H ha 1 been in poor health since h!a ao rival at Clareni at the bexlunlnr last mouth and had been out but ohm Tha brdy wa CB baimed and the remains will be piar(j la a vault pending funeral arran meats Application will be 1J( tho British government for authority to transport the remains to th Tranx vaal la tba meantime they win bo temporarily Interred here Mr Kruger who was staying at tfcj villa Du Bolchet had been gradually failing for a long time but ho wax able to attend to affairs nod thi newspaper and receive visits until Saturday A change for the wre ta on Sunday He became uncouscimi Monday and remained so until kii death Besides the nurses Mr Kruger was attended by hla own physician Dr Hymann and hla secretary Mr Hsl-dOn several occasions Mr Krur had expressed a desire to be buried beside hla wife in hia own country PASSES GUARDSHIP DARDANELLES THROUGH RUSSIAN In rhleago Sunday afternoon hy q pn four colored strikebreaker mob composed of spectators st an atna- lent' basebsb game In Ihe vicinity of th atockyaids two white men ena pt llceman and the four Revolvers and were severely Injured knives were used and three of tha Injured met are in a anrious ' - Attempt te Rob Train In Texas Men yards Brig-liau- I ' Five Young meal-parker- d i 'F0RBIPHEX WATERS WERE AMATEUR BANDITS 1 J ! j I K!n "! i" room awl i 'h- -r ire mill en- - rir l0 l - of the American mine at Gn- Colo Th loan I estimated at H26000- - Tha prtperty dciroyed In cludes mill hunk houses boarding bouse tramways mnchlno shops etcTha tauka of Ihn lira haa not heen teamed Tha min waa owned hy Ht ton and nihr eastern raplialis'-ttllOnn ) a Slroili'y 'llllir-- l a part of the Gold King gruP lli t ke tbniglt in will raich Art which la owned by Ihiktou and Ma!P e from the li'ii-now blaring villa Maine men Csrmen gteamer Held Up Iggoritta Will Nat "Ores Up" Th" North feiunn IJn--’‘"‘"“r Thera will bn no chaugn In lh Pfni ll tomes of the tear rites at the Si louia Adan from ha mnM(h f 1hill h f tiibmouth of Ihe liii-itid 'hi ea- - t on Hr ni(B v in the tunnel when the f! !: it ml ?crx arn r cnlertalnrd fur the j - A Hone - ' - ri-!- ) jnri itei' fn elsd Mm warship iu the J i' II- I i"amnr Mala- - lar biirenu and a result U Japau ba ddeil that to order would be te1'1"1 ( by g Ruel requiting llieae jop1c to wear thing more lhao thdr naGv dtw |