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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-17

Las cIases de ingl6s dar6n principle
en- Ia noche del Vlernes. 81 del corrlen-
te & las Z en- punto.
Han sldO elegidos entire los muchos
sOlicltantes para dlchas clases las alum
mas y slumnos siguientes:
Marcenna MUntes. Maria Luisa To-
rres. Juana Rossy, Rosario Mufoz,
ClOtilde Men6ndez. Maria LAvezarl,
Carmen Berries. Esperanza Parma,
Providencia CabellO. Julia Lopez, Fe'
liclta Exp6sltO, Carmen GOnzalez,
Consuelo Ferreira. Prcvidencia Cue
vas, Letlcla Santiago, Juan Torres,
Juan Oivo Rivera. SAntis go FIgueras
Carlos Kohl, AtanRsiO Miranda.
El iOVen Carlos M. MARTINEZ es q
Professor bsio cuya direction seran da,
das y nos encarga hagamos saber q lal
alumnRs y alumnOs. que necesitR po
nerse & O. voz con todos el Mi6rcolel
pr6ximo, & la hors sefiaIeda en- dicht
Centre,
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nil bai as.
NOtiCiaS De hoy.

Ell ilustrado periodista de Ponce
Sr. Pericas ha regresRdO su residen-
cia despu6s de haber permanecidO al
gunos dias en- San Juan.
-Marcharon & Guayama los seflores
Gonzalez y Buitrsgo. enthusiasts unio-
nistas de aquella ciudad Y el primero
candidate para alcalde.
Una denuncia jurada ha sido pre-
sentada contra uno de los jueces del
precinto n6mero de esta ciudad Sc
acusa & dicho juez de haber abandona-
do ds 10 q. II a. m. ell colegio. ell
primer dia de inscripciones.
Els unanime ell APPLAUSE que Ia prem
SO extraDjera y Ia puerto orriQuefls tri-
butan 81 gobiernO por la imparcialidad
Y correction en- que inspira tod0s sus
actos.
-Multitud de residentes de esta ciu-
dad que nunca habfan Querido nj ms
cribirse hi vot3r, estan dispuestos a
usar de su derecho en- eetas elecciones.
Los jUeces republicanos que han
siguientes: Carlos Stella, jose VIDAL
Rodriguez. joaquin Rodriguez. Fran
cisco Panissi, Juan jose Rodriguez,
Catslino Torruellas, Euseblo Espino-
SO y BArtolo Toro.
Una asamblea obrera tendr6 lu-
gar esta noche en- los salones de Ia Fee
derRci6n Libre.
I'm precinto electoral cuya insta-
laci6n SO solicitaba en- Aflssco. hs sido
negadO en- tanto que un nuevo informe
no compruebe Ia necesidsd de estable-
cerle.
-Cambios de lugar de colegios elec-
torales solicitadOs por electores de
Ponce y Rio Grande, han sido dene-
gAdos.
I'm precinto de Comerfo el accesC
al cual puede ser impedido por las
crecientes de an rio, ha sido cambiedo
& OtrO lugar en- donde aquel inconVe-
niente no Sc opone al pas0 de los elec-
torres.
Ell entusiasmo unionista en- Ia isls
es grande. En- toda ella cel6branse
concurridisimos SmeetiDgsS en- los cua.
les ideSs de fraternidRd y concordis
entire puertorriQue6Os. Sc difanden.
Ell dia 10 del actual suscribi6 Ii
Declaration de Principles de Ia Union
de Puerto Rico en- San Sebastian, o.
importante republican, de aqualla
comarca senior Segismundo Torres
AVll6s. Este compatriota es hombrt
de clara inteLigencia y fee hasta hace
POGO el cOrresponsal en- aquel pueblo
de un peri6dico republicanO de ests
ciudad.
So hacen concentrates en- Catafit
acerca de la constitution del precintC
n6merO 81 que esta establecid0 er
aquel poblado.
--El cOmit6 de elecciones del Con
sejo Executive esta en- estOs dias cas-
en- session. permanente. F6rmanle 10
sef1Ores Post y Sweet solo, puestO Out
su otro miembro el doctor B4rb0sa, es
ta ausente en- los Estados UnidOs.
En- negoCios de Ia <Sun Life2' de
Canada, hallsnse en- Ponce ell sefIor j
Stubbe y en- Gusyams el seflOr Jusl
r BAiz. El pFimero hR debido sail
va para Mayaguez.
-Estan va mont6ndose las maqui
narias para desmotar algod6n impoE
tadas pOr Ia frma Gambia Stubbe d
ests ciudad. EI local en- que las ma
quinas son montadas es el mismo q
donde estuvo Ia antigua fabrica de
gas, en- La Marina de ests ciudad.
Aver tarde en- la plaza de Colo
tuvo lugar IN emeet Dg9 unionists
El concurso fu6 numeroso y los oradC
res, entire ellos los selores Camufisl
Pericas COnde, muY aplaudioOs. y
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Academia do mdslea On HunaGaO.
Cuarenta niTios son ALI instruIdos
por ell maestro Burset.

En- Humacao Be ha creado una Aca-
demla de m6sics en- IA cuRl reciben ms
trucci6n Cuarenta nifos. =,
Dlvlge esa Academia ell conocldo lo-
ven professor don Joaquin A. Burset.
PrObAbIemente, una vez que olcnos
a: EOS est6n 10 bastante instruldos' se
Drganizara en- la cludAd de Orlente una
buena banda infantil que alegre alll ei
knimo CelebrandO retreats loa d0mln-
g0s y demks dias festivoa.
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IN balloon de Ia plaza. vl0se apIaudlr
mas de una Vez & un prominente repu-
blicsno.
Ell senior Pedro Lopez, de Toa Al
ia. hallase enfermo aunque.no de gra-
vedad.
Pronto en- el barrio Espinosa. de
Dorado. tendra lugar un emeetingo
unionista.
Sc asegura que eli ciertos jueces de
precintos eIectoraIes insisten en- Ia
tandencia 4 violar las Ieyes y obstacu-
liar las inscripci0nes, seran definite
vaments retirados y sustituidos en- las
mesas por jueces pertenecientes al
partido & cuyos parciales Sc hRya
opuesto obst6culos y trabas ilegales.
-Informan que Fajsrd0 esta muy
animadO desde que el senior SoterO @.
Garcia esta a ~frente de una orQuestR.
Cel6bTRnse allf ahOra retreats los DO
miDgos.
Aver hubo un emeeting0 unionis-
ts en- HAto Rey. Estuvo muy concu-
rridO. Entre otEos oradores hab.6 el
seflor Carlos H. Blondet. distinguido
miembro de Ia Jonta central de Union.
-Regres6 aver & Camuy el senior
Pedro G. Amador. abogado RmericaE o
8 importante miembro de lB Junta lO-
cal de Union de aqueI pueblo.
Hoy ha salidO en- viaje para la is-
Ia ell senior jose Gordils.
-Algunas personas Opinan que es
convaniente que los unionistas que Sc
consideren insCritos en- precint0s en-
donde no tienen representation los
unionistas, Sc cercioren de que sus
nombres est6n efectiYamente inscritos
On las listas de los precintos & que Ca
de cual pertenezca Y de que no hay
error en- Is redacci6n de los nombres.
En- ell preciAto SO situadO en- el
barriO C0tO de Manalf, Sc asegura que
despu6s de terminada Ia inscription
fueron iDjustamente eliminados como
| 180 elect0res mas 8 menOs. por los
! jueces repubIicanOs de la mesa. Una
declaration j1rada ha sidO puesta en
mRnos del Supervisor de ElecciOnes,
suscrita por el iuez unionista de Ia me-
ga sefior Juan Aurelio Ramos Y sefioI
Gabriel R0ig juez del precint0 AZ.
-Anoche hubo en- Msnat1 an con.
CurridO Gmeeting1 de Union. TuVC
lugar en- el salon del edificiO que oCu
/ P0 IA q UnV1 4uSsA O0 oQQO QQ0UAUs
.-Esp6rase sta noche en- San JuaE
al Presidente de Ia Union de Puerto
Rico, senior Rafael del Vale, que er
union de los seflOres Matienzo Y Larri
nsga acudieron & un gran emeeting.
unlODista en- Aguadilla.
Aver, en- un Sneeting0 unionistl
en- Hato Rey, recit6 81 senior Francisc,
J. Amy. unas patri6ticas decimas des
tinadas q aumentar el efoIk-lore0 de /,
Union.
-Ha sido extraordinario el entu
siasmo que rein6 aver en- un meet
5pa9 uniOnista que tuvo Iugar en- Aqua
dllla.
Los seflores DR.. del Vale. Ma
tienzo y L9rrinsga, han salido hoy d,
,Aguadilla para MayaQtiez.
DE regreso de los Estados Unidos
es esperadO en- Ia isla el doctor Come
Brioso.
Ell senior j. "A. Ramos VeIez d
Manat1, hallase en- ests ciudad.
!. Una certifcaci6n de antecedenta
penales ha sido solicitada por eIectore
de San Lorenzo, Ia oficina de PrisiO
mes de esta ciudRd.
-Msflsna pubIicara Ella Correspon
dencis9, la Ley de SMandamus1 CO.
ObjetO de que sea bien conocida por /
los electores necesitsren utilizarla pa
ra defenderse de trampss electoralel
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-17
GRANDIOSO MEETING

La plaza de Colon de bote en- bote.
Ell meeting unionists mas cOneurri-
do, fu6 el que SO llev6 efeCtO aver
tarde en- la plaza de Colon de esta Clu-
dad. La plaza y GALES adyacentes es-
tAba mAterialmente llenas de una gran
Concurrencia que ovAcion6 deiirante-
mente s los OradOres.
MafisnR dRremos cuenta del acto,
que merece la mayor atencl6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-17

preceDtos de L. Ley sobre insOivencia.
Aver ell Gran Jurado. di6 cuents
scusando de hurto & E1uvigis Gonza-
lez. s Justine Vegs. Aogel Rosario ,
Estebsn Santana; de contrabando de
cebolIas, , & Emilio y Federico Csu-
bet. de trser billetes de la loter1a del
extraniaro. In Corte nOmbr6 q Ledo
A. III. Hunt. AbOgRdo de Gonzalez. ,,
fii6 d vista para el dia Ii de Octubre'
]. Arderson, JE. SO pEesent6 como
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-17

abogsdo de los sen res Federico y
Emilio Caubet. y pidi6 que se les con-
cediera hRsta eI dia Is de Octubre. pa
"a prasentsr 50 defensa.
El Gran Jurado no encontr6 causA
sobre Ia cuaI basRr acusaci6n algunR
contra Conrado D4Dieleon.
La COrte, resoiVi6 celebrar una Sc
sion especial en- MayaRiez. hjando te-
cha para ell cuaFto Lines de NQYiem-
bro s Gea 81 28 do GiehO meA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-17

New York, Octubre ", l.90 p. m
S. NJ. 81 Rey de Saionia, ha fa-
llecido.
Era un monarca muy estimados
por Sus s1bditcS.
Avisan del teatro de la guerra,
que los rusos han sufrido una te-
Frible derrota en- Yentai.
Tuvieron $4,000 bajas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-17

Acerca de esta batalla, affrmase
que los jaPoneses pelearon con ex-
traoFdinaFio arrojo de igual manera
que los rusos.
La artilleria japonesa decide en-
su favor la victoria, pHes en- el
duelo asegdrase que funcion6 en-
grande escala Ell fuego de aFtille-
ria.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-17
La eSCuadra del BaIti-
co re0rnara a Libau.

slles que los movimientos de la
mencionada escuadra tienden & des-
orientar al pdblico de la yerdadera
ruta por ella emprendida para lie
gar & Extreme oriente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-17

New York, Octubre II, l30 p. m.
Dicen de San Petersburgo que la
escuadra del Baltico ha retornado a
Libau.
Opfnase por algunos correspon-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-17
Inminente TeVOIuCi6n en- Venezuela.

to de derrocar al Presidente Castro.
Antiques jefes de la revoluci6n
que caPltaneara ell general Matos,
estan del al frente movimiento ini-
ciado hoy.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1904-10-17

New York, Octubre II. 1.30 p m.
Informase que Sc cree inminente
una revoluci6n en- Venezuela.
En- Trinidad y Curacao, la pro-
paganda revolIcionaria es muy ac-
tiva cerca de Venezuela, con obje-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-24
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Absolute Necessity

70 reduce stock in al lines TO the
VERY lowest degree. for lt l. not
only the large number Of inEtru-
ments noH In our warerooma and
warehouse that must be gotten out
OF the way ia short order. but large
shipments now on the way and to
follow later. We thought for a time
that We might be able TO defer the
work In contemplation for AZ leaa,
another sir months. but the devsl-
opment OF our business demands
immediate action. Besides. more
people will no doubt wish to buy a
Piano or Organ between nov and
Xmas than during any similar
period after tho first 81 the year.
and. believing Ia the greatest good
70 the greatest number. we thought
this would be a very opportuno
time for all parties concerned. We
Will therefore inaugurafe the big
gest CUT PRICE stock reducing
sale
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-24
FOUND THE BALL

FRESNO. Cal. Nov 24-Taco-
mas heavy hitting won yesterday
game from Portla by a score Of 6
TO l. overall did the work. allow
ing only five hits The feature Of
the game was a iong hit made by
Mclaughlin away out over center.
II was the longest hit ever made on
the field and Mclaughlin made the
circuit easily. This afternoon two
games vii Do played. Score.
He.
Tacoma. oo202 10 I
Portland 0 5000 0Oio-f s 1
Batteriea-Overail and Graham:
SiRrkells and Frary. Umpire
Perrine.
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practically ended the ught Furcy
was carried Ia his corner and could
not resume the fight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-24
BOWLING

The Columbian bowling team
took two out OF three games from
the Chinookh on the Mouareh al
leys last night This places both
teams at tie In the percentage
column Jones. OF the Chinooks.
made high score with 22i
The UtoplanH won three straight
games from the Corinthians ON tha
Arcade alleys last evening Tonight
the Arcade and We Tens play on
the Arcade. and the Handlers and
the laurols will battle on the Munr
arch alleys
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-24
A TERRIFIC
SMASHUP
Hundreds Go TO the
Bottom With a Ter
ribIe Crash
ANOTHER WHOLE FLOOR
GIVES OUT

At n. s. Johnston Co =. 90s Second
avenue. Ia the burke building. and
as Il will be impossible to put Ia a
now floor and make such other
changes and improvements al are
necessary TO provide adequate
space for adding other depart
msnts. among which will De Pipe
Organs. OrehsatronH. Electric Pr
amos. etc. while our TEN PIANO
AND ORGAN ROOMS are crowded
with Instruments. hence the
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I'D ID nLtter 20,

stubborn fight with hu abaeeaa ON
my right lunE. writes J. ?. Hughes
81 DUPONT Ga. and gave me up.
Every body thought ny time had
come As a last resort | tried Or.
Kings New Discovery Tor euuaump-
ton. The benefit 1 received was
striking and I was on my feet ia a
few days. New I've entirely re-
covered. goe bottle. Fur sale BY
q. %. Guy. druggist. corner Second
and Yenlsr.
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FRISCO PUNCHED HIS

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. "a
punched hitting tells the story Of
yesterdays game. In the earlier in
ulngs the locals hammered Moski-
man when hits brought results and
Oakland never had a chance Score.
II. H. +.
Oakland. ooi0 $4,000 o-a S 6
Frisco 2202 Ois-T & 0
Batteries-Muskiman and BYrBe,
Barber and Wilson. Umpire Nc
Donald.
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THEY FAXED

BUTTE. Mont. Nov 2t.-Tommy
Reilley aud Jimmy Flynn faxed
through eight rounds Al this place
last night. The understanding was
that both men were 70 be on their
feet at the end OF the match. Tho
men az first refused To 80 on. but
we're later prevailed upon 60 do 10.
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KNOCKED HIM OUT

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 2f-Dlck FitE-
patrick. Of Chicago. defeated Bar
nsy Fursy. OF Cincinnati. at this
place last night IN the fifth round
Of what was scheduled 10 be a Is
round 90. During the fifth Fitz-
patrick sent Furey back over the
ropes and then drove terrific
right lab into his stomach. which
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Tomorrow, Friday Morning.
AZ $50 O'clock

that Seattle probably ever saw or
will see again on some lines.
As usual this great sale will be
conducted absolutely on the square
In every way. shape and manner.
and will affect our entire line Of
the renowned old Chickering &
Sons. the famous Klmball. the ar
tistle Hobart NJ Gable. the reliable
Peaae. the popular New d 8. john
ston Co. and various makes Of Pr
amos and Klmhall and other or
Eana simplex Plano Players, etc.
Most Phenomenal Price
Cutting
will be in vogue. some Of which will
be given In later announcements.
Every instrument Guaranteed to be
absolutely as represented or no
sale.
Easy terms may be arranged
when desired. Don't think OF buy
Ing an instrument anywhere before
you see US.
Remember. sale begins tomorrow
morning at $50 o'clock. at g03 Sec
ond avenue. Burke building.
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william Jensen last night Oh
tanned a restraining order fruiu
Judge Tailman preventing the pick
citing % his establishment. where
there r. strike IN progress by
union men. The hearing will take
place Muuday-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-24

The Seattle Athletic club football
team will play the Fort FlaEler
team on the Recreation park
grounds next saturday afternoon.
The teams are evenly matched
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-24
TWO FIGHTS CHARACTERIZED
GAME BETWEEN sEATTLE
AND Los ANGELES
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

Los ANGELES. Nov 24--ln a
sensational game Seattle defeated
Los Angeles at this place yesterday
afternoon by the score 81 II 20 =.
In the second inning Tim Flood
was put out Of the game for slap
ping Umpire Browns face, After
the game Chance smashed Brown In
the face. knocking him down. The
police then iuferfsred and escorted
Brown from the field
The squad was followed for a
block BY the angry mob. who were
thirstlnE for the unlucky umpire's
blood Manager Merely declared
that Brown will not offieiafe IN
Los Angeles again Shields voluu.
tArily retired in the third inning.
and Bernard. OF Los Angeles. was
forced TO retire owing to a sprained
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The crowd howled for It's money
back and for time threatened
trouble. Everyone went home dis
ruated with the fakira.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-09
LATE


Judge Marshall OF the Federal court
has returned from Denver, where ha
has been holding court Tor Judge Hat
LETT.
Elisha Jordan OF Salt Lake. and
Bertha Morris OF Murray. were married
M the county clerks office today o>
Deputy Clerk David a. Smith.
The supreme court TODAY denied the
petition for "a |rehearlnE In the case OF
Joseph Fares against the Rio Grande
Western Railway company.
George T., Price has fled suit for d.
yotCe in the district court against Corr
utlla o. Price ON the ground of deser-
ton They were married in New Aolh
on Jan. %, 1903.
The Y. l.. NJ. l. a. Of the Ninth ward
will begin lbs winters work Tuesday
evening, sept, l3, with "a dime social
and IL dance on the lawn at iib east
Third SGlth.
FRANCHISE Temoin has filed an attach
mCnt suit in the district court against
Edward Tcmoin to recover Sl,y1O az
legged to have been loaned 90 defend
ant by plaintiff in leO2 and 1908.
Judge Hail win make q setting Of
equity cases for trial I'M hls DIVISION
Of the district court during the septeln-
Der term ON next Monday morning.
Sept. - at 10 o'clock
Three new cases of typhoid fever
were reported TO the board of health to-
day. They are. Robert Forest, aged
%, residing at Oh south Fifth West,
Rev, j. ID, Johnson, residing ON Linden
avenue; Pearl Holloway, aged is, re-
siding at AZ south First West,
A meeting OF the principals of the
city schools was held this morning iu
the assembly room Ut the city and
county building. The only matter UNI
der discussion was the course OF study
TO be used this year the course nav
Ing been changed somewhat iron what
It was last year,
The fact that Peter II, Mccarthy "a
popular member Of the Salt Lake fire
department, Is laid up with am injured
kneecap did not deter him from COM
Ing TO department headquarters exec
cutting a buck and wing dance-on %
foot-and present the boys with a fine
box OF cigars. Reason. Nine pound
baby girl
Captain S. v. Ham Of the quarter
masters department, has returned
from a 80 days leave Of absence at his
indianapolis home, and is once moro
at his Dooly block desk, lie reports
worlds fair passenger traffic as some
thing remarkable. The Pennsylvania
has been running five trains a day out
Of indianapolis to ST. Louis, and the
Big Four five trains. making 10 trains
In an for these two roads, aud they
have ben crowded, go that often 1t Is
q case Of standing room only
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-09
Russians Exploded an Electric
Land Mine Right Under Their
Feet While Marching
ENTIRE COLUMN WIPED OUT,
Trlchtfui Disaster CunuiugIy Brought
About by the Aid Of Electric Wires
And Searchlight

chefoo. sept. "A Japanese col
umn numbering approximately 'V0
men. while marching along at night ON
n road In the valley between Long ill
and Division Hul, met a trightful dis
aster through the explosion Of an eIec-
trio land mine sept T. The mine was
carefully laid by the Russians three
weeks ago. Il covered nearly a mlle
Of available marching space tho
explosive was placed at the bottom
Rocks were placed next, and ON top OF
these clay was packed 80 carefully mat
the ground gave the impression OF not
having been disturbed,
The indications Of Japanese activity
In this vicinity put the russians on
guard. Near midnight the ouIpos's
rushed in and reported That the Japan-
csc were approaching. The Russians
withheld thsir me lor some time "a
aeniy they tnrew u searcnlsnt w 'ne
Nallty. 4ne Japanese opeAcu wan It
l,.e are. Ine l,ussitnh cOntUnIeu 10
N,aiC until appaivlty tnt Nho't japan
ese vtumh WAS Iu ulu uaiiset avHe'
u nen nae mine "A eApIOutu,
zoe force VI the expiJsIOn shocked a
NUMBER ol Hussluu1 GOWN, ana lhe
signt VI Japaueso uues, Wdter potlieai
ie.s and aims uuthuo thfOubh '"9
hsuteu space mace W "a seditnus"'
Was ON awful spectacle. some lVe@s
landeu INSIDE tho russian lnea' lneIe
was one appalinB uuii"b
winch tue satiisuu itscil was ~sluuhe"i
tneu a u%eai,n-ike slence. Ine scatch-
ngnt coidiy lgnted up the lodu duu
hiusldcs streWn with ue9d.
me following uay the i.ussians Durleu
the dead, nut OWING 10 thelr dlsIlehI-
DefeQ auu mulialed CONDITION thc rus
SANS were unaOic ~ accurately estl-
mate the numDer Ol Kilitu' a a." Jay
anese escaped, however.
Inc |IoregOlng Information Is con-
tanned m IA small sheet issued sept .
Dy the r0rt Aftnur NoyaAiaL a vleaN-
age IN the press naying Inaue IL n"'
pOssiple 10 issue d tun vdluon'
A Cntncse aTrlyinA mere az midnight
confirms the apUye, 10 Ihv eAtent %
saying thar ne hvaru u rep0rt mat
many Japanese hed eeen kiued by IA
mine, but he did not learn the details
on the nights of Aug 26 ana 81 a SINH
lar disaster befell the Japanese near
redoubt No, 2, Il is reported, but no
details have been ascertained.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-09
PAYSON'S DELEGATES.
Those who will Attend Republi.
can County Convention.

At a meeting at Payson Wednesday
night, the following delegates were
chosen TO attend the Republican county
convention TO be held at Pleasant
Grove tomorrow
james S. McBeth. j. S.. Page. Jr.
Charles Hawkins. Grant simmons. Ger
man Ellsworth. Ammon Nebeker, John
II. Dixon, Samuel j.. Taylor. j. A. Me
Cle,lau, Henry Smith. j. s.. Page. ST..
Albert S. Hush. William u. Cushing,
Charles White. Mrs Artmesla White.
j. w. Mcintosh. John Al Belts, Mrs.
Henry Smith.
A@lternates Arthur Daley. Charles
Beaverton. Miss Lille Fairbanks. Mrs.
s Is. Wilson, h. A. Colyin
The delegates TO the convention are
uninstructed.
Isaac j. Ross was nominated 10 sue
coed himself as precinct justice OF the
peace and William H. Cushing was
named as precinct constable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-09
CONFESSION DISTRIBUTED.
II Is Denied That Romano is or
Was a Union Miner.

Denver. colo, Sept 9-Presldent
Charles II. Meyer and Secy WIN. ID.
Haywood of the Western Federation of
Miners declare that B. q, Lagel, alias
Robert RomaInc who has made "a con-
fossl0n nc Topeka, duplicating union
miners IN two explosions at Cripple
Creek, which killed 10 non .unionists.
was never a member Of Free Coinage
union OF Altman or any other union
connected with the federation, They
utterly dIscredIt the mans alleged
rnnfnaAIOn.