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Would Have to Fall Back.

st. Petersburg, July 25.-The Tien
Tsin report of the evacuation Of New
chuang by the Russians is not con-
firmed. The foreign Office today re-
ceived a telegram from the Russian
diplomatic agent there, which, however,
was not dated, saying that heavy firing
was heard in the direction Of Ia Tche
kiao, but reporting that all was quiet
at Newchuang- 1t is conceded. how
ever. that if the Russians fall back
north of Ia Tche- Kiso, Newchuang will
be untenable and its evacuation is ex-
pected at once.
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SENT TO VLADIvosToK.
Russians Seize the Arabia, From
Portland TO Hong Kong.

Portland TO Hong Kong.
Portland, Ore, July 25.-The Portland
& Asiatic liner Arabia, seized by the
Russian fleet, sailed from this port for
the Orient on the night of July I, carry
ing about 5000 tons of freight valued
at s1SI,0S7. Her cargo included 1856
barrels OF -four, most Of which was
consigned 10 HOngkOng merchants.
with smaller shipments TO Kobe and
Nagasaki. Next 10 the shipments Of
flour the most important item in the
steamers manifest was a large ship
ment of car material consisting Of los
car trucks, seventy-three car bodies
and siXty-three boxes OF smaller parts
used in the construction Of railway
cars The car materials were consigned
10 Kobe and Yokohama.
The vessel was not protected from
war risk and but a slight portion Of her
cargo was insured against war risk,
owing TO what was then deemed an eX-
orbitant rate, 4 per cent being asked
The rate at this port has since in
creased to per cent, and win advance
again today as a result Of the news of
the operations OF the VladiVOsOk
squadron
The Portland & AsiatiC company is
In reality a branch Of the business Of
the o. r. & N, which IS controlled by
the Hartman railway interests That
company has received no news Of the
capture OF the Arabia. 1t is believed
at the general office OF the o. R & ".
that the Arabia was seized because of
her shipment of railroad materials
flour consigned 10 individuals, not being
cOnuaband OF war under the rule OBJ
served by belligerents in the past.
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THE SILVER SHIELD MINING AND
Milling company. principal place Of bust
ness salt Lake City. Utah Notice IS
hereby given that at a meeting of the
board Of directors Of the above named
company. held on the 18th day of July
1904 assessment No 10 Of cents per share
was levied Oh the capital stock OF the cor
pOration outstanding. payable immediately
to f. H Mead assistant secretary. at 51f
Mccormick building. Salt Lake City. Utah
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on Wednesday. Aug
"a 1904 viii be delinquent and advertised
for sale at public auction. and unless
paymeut IS made before. will be sold on
Monday. Sept. y. 1884 at 10 a. m. a the
office of the assistant secretary 51{ Nc
Cornick building. Salt Lake City, Utah, to
nav the delinquent assessment together
with cost OF advertising and expense OF
sale. =. H MEAD
Assistant Secretary
81 Mccormick building. salt Lake city.
Utah.
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Possible Rich Prize.

san Francisco. July 25,-The Pacific
Mail Steamship company's steamer ko-
rec. is now within one or two days sail
of the Japanese coast. The steamer
sailed from here on July y. She left
Honolulu before the receipt Of the news
that the NiadivOstOk feet was in the
Pacific The Korea has or board large
quantities OF machinery, steel and food
stuffs for Japan. She carries nearly
81 600, 009 in treasure, S745.000 being con-
signed 10 HiOgo, the remainder being
destined for Shanghai and HOngk0ug.
There Is also a quantity Of arms and
ammunition for Manila on board the
vessel Fears are entertained that the
Korea nay be seized by the Russians.
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CORTELYOU HAS NOT
BEEN INTERVIEWED

New York. july 25.-GeorEe 3. COrtel-
you chairman Of the Republican national
committee. arrived in this city tonight
from Washington. He was questioned re-
Earding certain statements he had been
reported as having made relative 10 the
political outlook and replied:
I have not given out any interview
statement or estimate of any sort re-
gar0ing the situation
ar. Cortelyou viii remain in New York
until Wednesday, when he viii 60 ia
Oyster Bay 70 be present az the official
noLilIeation OF PTrsidcnt kOoseEelL.
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Davis Names Date.

Bedford, Pa. July Ex-senator Davis
told the Associated Press that ne had
received a telegram from Judge Parker
Yesterday saying that he would hold his
notification meeting on Aug 10. and as
ne had planned TO have his notification
meeting held one week later than Mr.
Parker. he named the date last night
and sent a telegram 10 John Sharp VII
1iams of Mississippi. temporary chair
man of the ST. Louis convention, that
his notification meeting viii be held at
White sulphur Springs, ". Va, on
Aug l.
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correspondent telegraphing Sunday,
reports that "a Tche Kiao was def
niteIy evacuated after a severe engage
ment which was intended to retard &
Japanese flank movement on Lao
Yang, but the dispatch does not give
the place of battle or the date.
The correspondent at Tien Tsin OF
the Standard reports incessant fighting
since Thursday around Ia Tehe Kiae
and Kai Chau, IN which the japanese
were steadily forcing the Russians
back
The dispatch from Lao Yang to a.
news agency here reporting heavy
lighting there all Of Sunday it would
appear, refers to this battle and from
this ana other reports il seems that
some 10000 Russians were engaged and
that the battle TO q great extent was an
artillery duel, 10 mention being made
Of q cavalry charge. although the
ground is fairly open and level.
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IN THE JUSTICES COURT. IN AND
for Murray City. salt Lake county,
state Of Utah. Before J. T. Mc0mle'
isisfsca of the peace. Mrs. Frank Wise
man plaintiff vs.. H. A. Ryan defendant.
Summons-The state OF Utah TO The said
defendant You are hereby summoned
TO appear before the above entitled court
within ten DAYS after the service Of this
summons upon you. il served within the
county in which this action is brought;
otherwise within twenty Gays after the
service. and defend the above entitled
action brought against you TO recover
the sum of $40 for board and room. and
in case of your failure TO do SO, judgment
will be rendered against you according
to the demand OF the complaint.
]. p MONTE.
Justice ~ the Peace
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DAVIS TO MARRY.
Romance in the Life of Democratic
Candidate.

Philadelphia, Pa. July 25.-A special
10 the North American from Washing
ton. j. G.. says:
% News comes from Shepherdstown. W.
Va. that ex-senator Henry c.. Davis
the Democratic vice presidential Candi-
date VIII in the fan marry Mrs. Kath-
crime Reynolds, widow Of DR.. John Rey-
nOlds Of ShepherdstOwn. Mrs. Rey-
nolds is 20 years old. while Senator Da-
Wis is so. There is a youthful romance
back of the story. When MT. Davis was
a railroad brakeman ne became a suit
or for her hand. He proposed to the
young woman. whose maiden name was
katherine CushWa. She was willing,
but the family. which was one of the
most prominent in Washington county.
Maryland objected because he was
only a poor railroad man. Davis disap-
peared and she later married DR.. Key-
nOlds.
Mrs. Reynolds has two grOWn-up chill
dren and half a dozen grandchildren
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ReavT Firing Heard.

London. July 25.-A dispatch to
news agency from Lao Yang reports
heavy artillery fighting there all yes
terday. The Russian casualties. it IS
alleged, were thought not to exceed 400.
while the japanese are said to have lost
more men, The Japanese, who We're at
lacking the southern detachment" ac-
cording TO the dispatch, were forced to
retire precipitately, leaving their dead
and wounded on the field. The dispatch
gives convincing details and names OF
places
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rHITVIsH TRFAsuRER.

IIolyoke. Mass July z5.-John R Bla-
meF. for eighteen years treasurer of the
eastern division OF the American Wire
Workers association has disappeared
and in letter to the secretary Of the
division. mailed from Chicago. he admits
peculati0us amounting to over $4,000. The
money WAS taken from The sick and death
benefit fund Of the association.
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No Chanee III Mukden-

Mukden. July 25.-The nearest Japan
csc Outposts have shOWn-no change for
several days. past, and there are no
signs that they contemplate advancing.
New branch societies of the Boxers"
are appearing among the Chinese I'M
der the titles Of .Paguatuank' and
'Khunuanmin- A number OF the lead
ers have been captured and punished by
the Chinese governor
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Were Utterly Routed.

Paris. july 26-A dispatch to the
Matin from Newehuang says that
heavy firing continued all day long on
July "a Ehe battle lasted for sixteen
hours. The Russians were driven back
on the east side and were reported to
be utterly routed on the north
The dispatch says that the Russians
evacuated Newchuang, OF which the
japanese viii probably take possession
on July 26.
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YELLOWSTONE PARK Ex-
CURSi0h
August 4.

Round trip from salt Lake only
$3.50. This covers all necessary rail
and stage transportation andshotei ex-
penses beyondMonida for the. seTen
DAYS tour The party vii be limited
TO City persons See Short Line agents
for further particulars. and ask for
illustrated folder Of the park.
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Suez, July 25-The British =
> steamer ArdOva which was seized =
? by the Russian volunteer feet 2
= steamer Smolensk has been re- =
> leased and her prize crew has =
= been landed. =
: = = = 2 =
st. Petersburg, July 25.-The AssO-
eiated Press IS informed that the Rus
sian volunteer fact steamer Sm0lensk
and St Petersburg lave already been
ordered home, and that instructions
for them to return have been cabled.
The assurances given Great Britain Oh
This point are declared 10 De satis-
factory.
The Instructions given the COM
nanders of the vessels repeal the or
deTs heretofore announced ia these dis
patches, directing them to refrain
from further 'attempts 20 stop mer-
chantmen either II tie Red Sea OF
The Mediterranean.
The decision not to insist upon the
war status Of ships was probably
reached at the conference held Satur-
day. The two ships may be brought
TO the Baltic and formally re-commis-
stoned
Russia has iterated her assurances
that al vessels seized pending the re-
ceipt Of instructions by tie captains
of the Sm0lensk and St. Petersburg
shall at once be released and that the.
British steamer Ardoya viii be freed
upon her arrival at Suez or Port Said
the same as the Scandal.
Great Britian's bill for damages
against Russia for demurrage and
ether indemnities connected with the
arrest. detention and Smelling Of the
British ships in the Red Sea viii prob
ably be very heavy. Already it is
roughly estimated at S., 600 600.
"a Scapegoat Found.
The popular version of the Red Sea
ENHANCEMENT which has so embarr-
assed the Russian foreign office, Is
that It grew out Of Grand Duke Alex
ander AIIkhaelovich, head Of the de-
partment of mercantile marine, prac-
Jically taking matters into his own
hands and commissioning the vessels
Of the volunteer fleet which lad passed
through the DdrdanelleS bound for the
far east TO hoist the Russian war flag,
and seize merchantmen in the Red Sea.
IT is understood that the emperor has
censured his brOtheT-in-law for taking
q step OF such gravity without con-
sulting the foreign Office.
There is general relief, however, at
the fact that Grand Duke Alexander
AIikhaelOvich's precipitate action has
not resulted in irreparable cOmpliCa-
tions. The blunder of the grand duke
is attributed to his youth and mex
+ perience in, affairs of state. He is well
known in the United States, as he was
first staff officer on board the armored
cruiser Dmitri Donskoi on the occasion
of TIE visit Of the Russian squadron
10 Hampton Roads and New York, IN
1888.
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sure Cure For piles.

Itching piles produce moisture and
cause itching. This form, as well as Blind.
Bleeding or PrOtruding Piles. are cured
By DR. Bo~san-kO's Pile Remedy. Stops
itching and bleeding Absorbs tumors.
soc jar at druggists. or sent by mail.
Treatise free. Write me about your case.
Dr. Bosanko. Philadelphia, Pa
Nelden-JudsOn Drug Co. distributors.
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TooK posE d LAUpANUM.

san Francisco. July 25-Carl Acker-
man. a sea captain employed by George
y. Gray & Co. who disappeared with
the firms money about ten days ago.
committed Suicide today by swallow
ing laudanum- He left several letters.
81 which he explained that he killed
himself because Of the disgrace attend
ing his defaIcaROn.
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CALLED ON PARKER.
Senator Parker and Ex-senator Jones
at Esopus.

Esopus. y Y. July 25--FOrmer Senator
James X. Jones OF Arkansas, who VIII
preside tomorrow at the meeting OF the
Democratic national committee Wnlca
viii elect new chairman Senator Johh
W. Daniel of rginia.~Chairman OF the
committee at St Louis which drafted
the national platform, and Daniel J.
Campau member of the Democratic na-
tiouaI committee from Michigan. were
callers at RosemOunt, The home OF judge
Parker. Democratic candidate Tor pfesl-
dent today Senator Jones told Judge
Parker that every Democrat who voted
for Mr. Bryan in 1896 and in 1890 Will vote
the Democratic ticket this fall Senator
Daniel said that the franchise plank IN
the Democratic platform would make the
south solid for the party, and that this
plank also would enable the party to
carry Maryland West Virginia and Dela-
ware. Senator Jones told Judge Parker
that the money question IS not an issue
in the campaign except as II was made
a personal issue by Judge Parker himself
The fact that there is no plank on the
money question IN the platform IS satls-
factory to Democrats who favor silver,
and. therefore, Senator Jones said Judge
Parker's position in declaring for the gold
standard is not offensive 10 them
After the conference the visitors talked
with newspaper men while waiting for
their train 10 New York.
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is the worst dis
ease on earth, yet
the easiest 70 cure
" Il E y I o II
KNOW WHAT TO
DO. Many have
pimpies, spots on
the skin, sores in
the mouth. ulcers
falling hair. bone
pains. eatarrh. ard
don't know il is
BLOOD POISON.
s55 Arch St Phil
BLOOD
3: lasts one month
only by T.. C.
and Main SIS.
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YELLOWSTONE PARK EX-
CURSI0N
August 4.

Round trip from salt Lake only
s495o This covers all necessary rail
and stage transportation and hotel ex-
penSes beyond Mouida for tie seven
days tour. The party viii be limited
10 ffty persons. See Short Line agents
for further particulars. and ask for
illustrated folder of the park.
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Hair Specialists

For ladies and gentlemen. Miss Char
lotte Lynberg and Miss Carrie Leaker,
formerly with DR.. Nell c. Brown. rooms
AZ to 421 Constitution building. Phone
2o93-K-
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Pleasing Prospects.

During the evening there was a gen
eral interchange of opinions about con-
ditions IN different states, especially those
which the Democrats hope TO WFeSt from
The Republicans this fall. New Workers
We're expressing great confidence IN thelI
ability TO carry this state and assured
their fellow Democrats that If they wouid
DO sas we'll Parker would pe eiccleu.
Renreseutatfves- other doubtful states
were also pointing out peaSing lnolca-
tions that they had observed since the
ST Louis convention. SoH1e plans OF
rlmnafgn were discussed but nothing
definite viii be arranged until the eXecu-
tive and campaign committees are
uame5-
The Democratic club will entertain tiIs
Democratic national committee and other
prominent Democrats from various parts
of the country at a reception ana sup
per at the club house tomorrow night
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Some Talk of Campau.

One of the visitors asked newspaper
men if there is anything in the talk for
Senator Smith of New Jersey, but pro-
fessed not 70 know whether his boom
has substantial backing. It-was learned
at ROsem0Unt that Senator Davis had
mentioned Mr.. Campau for the place on
the occasion of his visit TO Judge Parker
Senator Davis spoke OF Mr. Campau as
the Nestor of the committee although 4
young man IN years. and believed him
well equipped for the place If Senator
German declined % accept.
The portrait OF Judge Parker painted
bv A Muller Try of New York begun on
july J. has been finished and was shipped
10 New York today. 1t viii be hung in
the Democratic headquarters at the Hoff-
man house
Mrs. Mary Parker mother Of Judgz
Parker, arrived at EsOpus tonight from,
DAYS and then 20 10 Cortland. \. Y. for
a brief stay. She is in her S0tE year and
enjoys good health
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Sixty Years Experiences CO an Old


Mrs. WinsIow's Soothing Syrup Is tbs
prescription OF one OF the best fsmsls
Physicians and nurses IA the United
States. and has been used for sixty years
with never-failing success by millions OF
mothers for their children. During the
process of teething its value Is incslcula-
bic II relieves the child from pain, cures
diarrhoea- gripping in the bowels and wind
collie. BY giving health 30 the child IL
rests the mother Price . cents a bottle.
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Royal Bread won ats popularity on
merit All grOcers sell IL. None gen.
uine without our label with the crown
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Daniel Likes Parker.

Senator Daniel said he came TO Esopus
prepared to like Judge Parker He had
supported the judge for the nomination
and knew a great deal about him. but
his great learning and the clear grasp
he has Of the business side Of the cam
paign TO be made this fail particularly
appealed 10 him
Senator Jones was not Parker man
before the campaign. but now he con-
fesses- that he is completely won over
and may be counted on for any service
Te can perform in the campaign. Speak
ing Of campaigning generally, Senator
Jones said he does not favor the presi-
Dental candidate making canvass by
going on a general stUmping-tour- From
this IL is taken that the subject of per-
sonaI campaigns was one of the topics
OF the long conference. and that Judge
Parker reiterated his objection to presi-
Dental candidates taking the stump. It
is not believed that Judge Parker Will
leave ROsemount on a speechmaking trip
Much surprise was caused here today
by the anti-Taggart ticket. Mr.. Campau
said ne had heard little talk Of anyone
but TaEEaTL.
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BLOOD
POISON

Send to DR. BROWN,
adelphia, Penn. Tor
CITRE. 3 % per bottle
Sold IN Salt Lake
SCHRAMAi. LIST South
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In Effect May 31st, 1904.
TIME TABLE
Salt Lake & Los Angels Railway
COING-LEAVE
SALT LAKE.

FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP
3 CENTS.
SUNDAY. last trsia leaves Saltair al 40
]. f. LANGFORD.t Lessee
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Many Members Present.

Nearly all the members Of The COM
mittee have reached here There was
an animated scene tonight al the Hotf-
man house, where Democrats from All
over the country had assembled Chalr-
man Jones. who viii call the committee
TO order tomorrow, Senator Daniel ana
=. J. Campau. arrived from EsOpuS-
Former Senator Hill returned from the
seaside and held many conferences dur
ing the evening senator German came
over from Washington accompanied by
/. Victor Baughman. Senator Dubois
OF Idaho was accompanied by Commit
teeman DOnnelly of that state
There are only a few s5roxies- Clsr X
Howell. member Of the committee for
Georgia, could not come as he IS pres
ident Of the state senate and this IS the
last week Of the legislative session he
viii be represented by Joseph Oil James
NJ. Guffev. member for Pennsylvania, re
turned from Bedford Springs. where ne
had been sOlOurning with FORMER senator
Henry g. Davis, the vice presidential
candidate
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PACKET or SAND RAR.

La Crosse. Wis. July 25.-The Dia-
mond Joe packet Dubuque, heavily
loaded with passengers and freight is
OH a sandoar near -Dresbach.
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RUSSIA LET'S GO
OF THE ARD0vA
British Steamer Released and
Prize Grew Landed.
ARABIA SEMITIC VLADIVOsTOK
VESSEL WAS LOADED WITH
FLOUR FOR HONG KONG.

%%%4+%%%%
? Suez- July 25.-The British =
> steamer ArdOva which was seized ,
? by the Russian volunteer feet =
= steamer SmOlensk has been re- =
> leased and her prize crew has =
= been landed. =
? 4%&&&%%%%%&N444%%
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COMPELLED TO
TAKE BACK TRACK

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MEN
WANT G0RMAA
CONTINUED from page II

one who has been in harmony with the
men VINO nominated Parker.
ergeant-at-Arms.
For sergeant-at-arms several candidates
have appeared and they have been can
Vasslug the members OF The committed
as they arrive. Colonel John L Martin
OF Mississippi the former sergeant-at-
arms. Daniel Donaldson Of tennessee
William Watson and James Oliver o.
New York are among those prominently
mentioned Tor the place.
II seems 70 be generally understood that
august Belmont Is to BE- elected treas
urer OF the committee.
The Democratic national committee wiz
pay its respects 20 the Democratic can
didate Wednesday. Arrangements nave
bcen made by Norman f Mack. member
OF the committee for New York, ana
Cord Meyer, chairman Of the New ORR
Democratic state committee, for the ma
tiOnaI organization 10 leave New YORK
at 1880 d. n. and go direct 10 EsopOs'
where each member VIII De presented 70
Judge Parker
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- cxlcnslen 81. lss.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-06-29
Funnyettes.

\ western editor when asked if he
had ever seen a bald-headed woman
replied: mo we never did, nor did
we ever see woman waltZing around
town in her shirt sleeves with cigar
between her teeth and running into
every saloon she saw. We have never
seen woman so fishing with bottle
in her hip pocket, sit on the ground
all day and go home drunk at night.
Nor have we seen woman yank off
her coat and swear she could lick any
man in town. God bless her, she amt
built that way"