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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-04
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ben, mas einfah burh Mbtraben Der
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men. Sm 9anbel BADEN bic bier alaf=
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-04

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8apern, bic 2ubpig 9boma in timer
Wiindensr 3eitidrift srSdblt, fommt
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unb Oerpiinfhungen; nur mub Der
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(G4utteln BEG 3eieefineers) gu MAIDEN.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-04

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aeisen in Berlin bic &inper unter einsm
Sabre, bas Minimum bic 15jdbrisen.
Die 84s Bis 9~0jdbrisea iteben binii4tz
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gleid. Die Ster6liHfsit mar in 1902
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bic in Berlin bisber bsobaAlet purb.,
1903 fpar lie nur renig b0ber, 17.30
pro Mine. Sem seseniber fteten Die
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Cine Wiertelffunbe baraui fpar b,i
Dienft f4on pieber in ppllem Gang.
Die Manni9dft tdtte iebt ibre often,
pielfad geflidten uub perfdlihener
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geriiftet, in ben 3immsrn, unter Auf.
fi4t Der llnterOffi5iere, Griffe unf
Wenbungen.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-09
WILL SEND C0NSULS
Uncle Sam viii Use Those Open
Ports in Man
Churia.

Washington. Feb. S.-Thc state de-
paUtment is rushing preparations for
the early dispatch to their posts IN
Nanchurid Of United States Consuis
Cheshire. Davidson ard Morgan, who
are to be posted respectively at Muk-
den, Antuns ard DaIuy. This Is re-
gardiess Cf the impending outbreak Of
war and II 5 said that there 5 no
reason to apprehend that actual hos
tilities viii pc allowed To prevent "a
consul of friendly nation from going
TO his post.
Mr.. Fowler. who has been in this
country on leave Of absence. has de-
parted i'm haste for Chcfoo. which in
the event OF hostilities is expected 10
be point OF the greatest importance
for the collection Of news and rem
devious of merchant shipping. being
the nearest great neutral port to the
prospective seat Of war.
The navy department win make no
effort TO pl3 e United states naval at
. taches on either the Russian or Japan
ese fleets Tt is believed that consent
could not be had from either party,
and in refusing Russia and Japan
would be simply following she example
Sc by the United States in the Span
/ ish war.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-09
JAPAN BEGINS THE WAR
AND CAUSES RUSSIAN LOSS
Three Ships Damaged by Torpedo Boats at Port
Arthur During Engagement
United States Decides Send Fleet to China 10 Protect Amer
lean Interests There.

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- Fsters5urg Feb sAn received here says that
japanese torpedo the Russian ql3a' dam
Pe1u-g official OF tH az
ackb N follows
nformY ABOUT hldl5lt
Sd made sudden ATTACK oN Ial
in batehips Hetvzan and eIeei a
BERG maze
Details are following LOT i0u'
Majesty
torpedo boats attacked the klss
and oaS
scored the first success O. IN Wal
London Feb "a Toxic cos1ondent Of The
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firing Of guns heard TO the e o.
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feet correspondent
Cludes Wills n direction port Arthur
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-09
IN THE JURY'S HANDS.
Case Against Ex-Congressman Clio
yer Argued and Submitted.

yer Argued and Submitted.
Cripple creek. Colo. Feb. Sin the dis
trict court today Judge Lewis oVerruled
the motion Of eS-CougTesSmsn John NJ,
Glover OF Missouri for dismissal OF the
charges Of assault with intent To murder
SergeautS Dittlemore and Smith of he
Colorado national guard Glover con-
Quoted his own case. having declined the
proffers OF assistance from fellow men,
hers of the bar OF Teller county. His
argument was an arraisument Of Gov
ernor Pea BODY and the military for their
connection with the strike of miners ia
this district but Judge Lewis. in passing
upon the motion. held that II was not
within the province Of the court To judge
the right or propriety OF the governor 10
order out the troops in consequence Of the
strike and declare martial law. once
stationed here. he said. the troops had no
alternative but to obey orders. The state
rested It's case after giving evidence of
the declaration Jf martial law. the order
for registration Of arms and the resist
auce of Glover when d detail of military
came 10 his office to secure his weapons.
It was curing this visit that Glover fired
upon the soldiers and was himself
wounded by them. He was afterwards
placed IN the bull Den AM later released
on parole. which he voluntarily surreu-
dered after "a few DAYS liberty. lie was
again released on bonds.
The case was given 10 the jury tonight
and ut midnight no verdict had been
reached.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-09

tsEAsHINGTON, Feb. SENTATIVE
w orders have been prepared send
ing the cruiser squadron of the
Asiatic fleet rorthward from Subig
BAY, In the vicinity of Port Arthur, 10
observe the japanese and Russian ma
tai operations, and they are to be at
hand TO protect American interests
wherever they may be menaeed in the
war-stricken district. The orders were
submitted to the president for final
revision, but VIII not he sent unless
they are agreeable To Russia and ia
pan. which will be sounded in advance
on this side,
When the orders were prepared today
Il was expected they would be sent
forthwith. in view Of the restraining
Instructions they contained for Rear
Admiral Evans. commanding The Asia
tlc fleet. TO observe strict neutrality in
all mis- movements. Secretary Moody,
however, is not willing that this cOun-
try shall give ground even for suspicion
either by Russia or Japan, and IL has
therefore been decided that these gov
ernments shall be asked if the dispatch
at the cruiser squadron TO northern
waters VIII embarrass either com
Blatant.
Evans to Command.
The cruiser squadron consists of the
Albany. flagship. the New Orleans
Raleigh and Cincinnati. In case the
squadron goes uoTthwaTd il is fully CX-
pected here that Rear-AdmiTal Evans
viii transfer his flag to the Albany and
assume command Of the squadron. re-
manning In the far east after mis- reg
ular tour Of duty has expired, 20 OBJ
serve the war.
Orders were issued today for Lieut.
Newton A. McCaully, now on the Dol
phin, 20 relieve Lieut.. Commander
Charles :. Marsh as naval at
1ache at Toxic Lieut.. Commander
Marsh and Lieut.. Irvine Y. ellis, who
has been detached from the kentucky
and Is now on his way to Toxic, are IN
der orders TO follow the japanese naval
operations as best they can. IL is not
expected they viii be taken aboard the
japanese ships permanently.
That Japan has fully determined on
. war is evident from a cabiegram re-
Ceived at the navy department today
from Lieut.. Marsh, saying that Jap
anese naval division had left FOR
C'hemulpo the port Of the Korean CAPT
tai The seizure of Seoul the genera
naval board believes, viii be Japane
first act Of war.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-09

Washington. Feb. S.-Thc chaplain Of
tho house in his opening prayer prayed
for the fire-swept city of Baltimore
The urgent deficiency bill was referred
to the committee on appropriations
through the efforts OF those who wanted
to move concurrence in the st. Louis fair
amendment.
Resolutions were adopted calling on the
attorney general for information i'm 2dCi-
ton 10 that furnished under the recent
request for information as to antitrust
any examiners sent 10y the department of
Justice to investigate charges made by
s n. BrosiUs of the Indian Rights asso-
citation.
SIR Hemingway reported the urgent de-
ficiency bill. the committee recommending
non-concurrence in all the senate amend
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-09
HOPING FOR THE BEST
Doctors Can Only Wait For
Hanna S Fever TO Run
It's Course.

Washington. Feb. S.-SenstOr Hanna :
condition tonight WAS a little more en-
couragiUg. though the extreme weakness.
which mas been the worst feature of his
illness. continues. lie had fairly quiet
day rested a little better. and there
was less irrita billy OF the stomach, 50
that tine senator was able to take more
nOUriShmeDt than for some days. For
the past two DAYS he has talked very
little. and has made no effort as at
first. 10 bring up business matters. The
hpSicians say it is q case of waiting
for lhe disease 20 run its course. but
that they arc hopeful. The heart action
continues good, and the fast that tn SEN
atOr is Of q lOng-lived family is con-
sidered in his Favor.
The following bulletin was issued On
Senator Hanna condition tonight:
Senator Hanna's temperature at D.
I'D. was l02; his pulse is -. and regular.
respiration. "a There has been less irri-
liability Of the stomach and his general
condition remains good,
"RlNiLA
CARTER
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-09
STEAMER DESTROYED
BY FIRE TN NEW YORK

New York. Feb. Sire today de-
stToyed the JOY line steamer fremont
at her docks in Catherine slip. One OF
the crew is missing. The cargo is d
total loss The fremont was practical
" new side-wheel vessel and arrived
from Providence yesterday.
While the firemer were fighting the
fire from the upper deck, two lions.
part Of a travelling show. broke loose
and started up the COmpaniCnway.
They were driven back with q stream OF
water but reappeared and rushed at
the fTemeH, maddened by the smoke
and flames. Again the animals were
fought back and were seen no more.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-09
ATTORNEY EDLER DISCHARGED
End of the for Criminal Libel Brought Against the
Lawyer Who Defended Carbon County
Coal Miners.

to convict. Elder was out on bonds
and viii be in attendance upon court
assisting Sam B. KIrg in defending
numerous cases resulting from the
strike.
Charles Demolli out under bonds for
rioting and melting Il riot, will plead
tomorrow.
Considerable speculation is being in
dulged in as tC the reasons Of Judge
Johnson in calling grand jury His
charge to those composing il VIII be
delivered tomorrow. il is expected.
The civil calendar is light. but the
criminal is among the largest ever
known in the county
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-09
EVIDENCE AGAINST
NORMAN WILLIAMS

The Daues Ore. Feb. S-The evidence
which led TO the arrest of Norman vii
HnrnS at Belingham today WAS sworn TO
bv George w Nesbiu of Eirlzman a..
and consists in the finding OF n grave
concealed under 2 chicken house ON the
homestead located upon Mrs Nesbit and
her daughter. When opened the grave
was found TO contain bloOd-stained
sacks and two punches Of human hair
There is also Indication that the grave
has been opened recently.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-09
DUBOIS ON THE wARPATH.
(Special TO The Herald.

washington. Feb. S-Senato Dubois to-
dav introduced q resolution directing tnu
secretary of the interior TO sell at public
sale lands Included i'm the Fort Sher-
man abandoned military reservation ct
forts of the Idaho delegation IN con-
gresS to have these lands sold have be on
checked for several years by Washing
f0n senators introducing bills - estab-
Ish a soldiers homo on this reSerVd-
ton.
Dubois intends calling the attention Of
The senate 10 tho discouteSy 9l WASH
ington senators i'm tneiT Interference in
Idaho affairs Dubois has the cO-opoTa-
ton of Senator Hepburn in his efforts
90 have the lands sold.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-09
COLOMBIA'S RIGHTS
General Reyes Explains His Mission
to Paris.

NeN York, Feb. S.-General Reyes,
the newly elected president of Colon
mia. viii sail tomorrow for Paris ON
the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse. Cen
eraI Reyes said tonight:
II feel Il my duty to be present in
Parts when Tie question of the sale Of
the rights of the Panama canal COM
pany to the United States comes be-
fore the proper French tribunal. To
me the matter is very clear. The Pan
anna canal company cannot transfer
its rights to the United States without
the consent IF Colombia. because its
contract entered into with Colombia
canno automatically transfer itself to
Panama province. That province can
not substitute itself for Colombia
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HOUSE CALLS UPON ATTORNEY
GENERAL FOR INFORMATION

ments. and the house. practically without
discussion. non-cCncuTred in an the
amendments excepting that providing "a
loan of 100000 to the Louisiana PUT-
chase Exposition company and that pro-
vidlug for the aualyziug and testing at
the St Louis fair. under direction of the
geological survey. of the coal and ligaites
of the United States in order To- deter
mine their fuel values.
Mr.. Williams of Mississippi moved con-
clrrence in the latter amendment and
the motion prevailed
Mr.. Tawney of Minnesota offered an
amendment to the St Louis fair loan
amendment relating TO the details Of the
repayment Of the loan.
The committee rose with Mr.. Tawney s
amendment still pending, ana 4:55 the
house adjourned until tomorrow.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-09
MISSOURI DOODLE
CASES CALLED UP

St Louis Mo. Feb. Sin the circuit
court today the cases of Charles 2.
Kelly Charles J. Denny, Charles A
Gutke and Edmund Bersch. Jointly in
dicted for bribery in connection with
the passage of the city lighting bill I'm
the house Of delegates in 1899. were
called The four men are charged with
receiving part of the $47 800 which Ed
ward Butler. acquitted at Fulton Sat
urday. was charged with paying them.
County Attorney Folk is the leading
counsel for the state.
Owing to the illness of Charles Z.
Kelly it was decided 10 postpone the
case until some time in April.
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emperor WILL DINE
WITH AMBASSADOR

Berlin. Feb. S.-Emperor William has
sent word TO Ambassado Tower that
he will dine with him on Thursday
evening. The emperor dined with the
ambassador at Kiel. but this is the
first time the emperor ever took dir
ned al United States embassy or. Ie-
CATION. and indicates the especially cor
dial relations existing between the en-
peror and Mr.. Tower
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RED ONION CLOSED.
Action of the City Council Put the
Resort Out of Business.

Action of the City Council Put the
Resort Out of Business.
In accBTdanCc with the action taken
BY the council last night i'm refusing
TO grant a renewal Of tie liquor license
to the notorious Red Onion saloon. it
was closed ID by order of Captain
Brbidge Sergeant Hemple notified
Frazier, one OF the pIoprietors, that
the council had refused to renew the
license and that he would have to close
up his place OF business or q warrant
would be issued for his arrest. charg-
ing hiLl with selling liquor without q
license. FTaZie ordered the saloon
closed He said thar h could not quite
understand how it was that he had
been ordered 10 close bis house. as he
had made application 10 the council
for a license several days ago. He
walked over to the police station.
where he called up Captain Burbidge
by telephone and was informed Of the
action taken b. the council.
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CASES NoILFp.

Georgetown. colo. Feb S-DiStrict At
torney Thurman today nolled the cases
OF eight business men Of Idaho Springs
charged with running union miners ont
of that town last summer. and the court.
having no option In the matter Was
obliged ia discharge the prisoners. ag4irst
the earnest protests Of the prosecuting
attorney