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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-07
ATTELL AND NEIL NEXT
BantamWeight and Feather
weight May Meet in San
Francisco.

san Francisco, Feb. 6.-Abe Attell, the
new and real featherweight champion. is
likely to be brought here to fight frankie
Neils the bantam champion, This month.
Neil asks the featheTweight champion TO
come in at 11S pounds, as a concession
10 the champion OF tbs class below. At
tell is willing 10 do 120 rngside and the
boys undoubtedly viii get together on
the weight question ia q day or two
The Yosemite club Is after the match
Tor its February show, so there is no
time for the boys to waste In wordy
warfare over 4 few ounces Either they
VIII fight or they wont fight-that seems
10 be all there is TO it. At lis pounds
ringside the bantam champion will not
DC giving away anything Possibly he
can scrape off another pound or two
for an opponent of cheap class, but rs
rtngside will just about suit frankie to
the dot and he will practically be get
ting n match at his own weight. If he
has to give away a couple of pounds
and allow the featherweight champion
10 come in al 100 in order to make the
match, frankie Neil need not be afraid
10 do it, Atteu is a clever boxer and
all that, but he is not such q hard man
10 beat as Harry Forbes is, or was. If
the bantamweight champion thinks he
can whip the new featherweight cham
pion at all he can do it at I'D ringside,
and he might as well do il aud win the
featherweighL championship.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-07
JOE CHOYNSKI WANTS
TO QUIT BOXING GAME

81 am through with the fighting game.
il i ever get out OF this scrape viii
take my wife's advice, store away nay
gloves and 60 into business in Chi
C8EO.'
Joe Choynski. the Chicago light heavy
weight, who was knocked out on "a foul
by kid Carter, made the above asser-
zion.
With q long term OF Imprisonment be-
hind the bars of the state peniteutiarv
among the possibilities Of the future.
Choynski was 30 q pessimistc state OF
mind.
Il have been informed that the state
IS determined 10 push the charges against
u.s." said Joe. giOomiiy. and as there IS
an extreme penalty OF five years IN state
prison attached TO the crime Of which we
are charged. / avn not feeling exactly
happy over cur prospects"
When Garter and Ch9gusk were ar
rested after boxing one round &C the
Criterion club. together with their eight
seconds. none of them attached much
Importance 10 the affair. but the pro-
eoedings in court gave them something
To think about
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-07
TRAINER HENRY TUTHILL SAYS
C0RBETT WILL BEAT BRITT

Henry TuthiH. Who has trained Young
Corbett for many battle. ard who re-
Gently went east after the champions
bout with Hanlon. will return to San
Francisco TO prepare Corbett for his
coming encounter with Jimmy Britt.
Tuthill probably understands the cham
pion better than any other individual
In speaking Of the Hsnlon-Corbett bout.
Tuthill said that the reports Of the fights
watch came east were more or less mis-
Leading, as Hanton never had q chance
of winning throughout the entire con-
test. Hc says that Gorbetts victory VAS
never IN doubt and that he secured an
advantage ia the early rounds which he
maintained 10 the end
Regarding the Britt-Corbett encounter,
Tuthiil said he looked for an interesting
battle but that nc expected COrbett 20
win sure He said that Corbett was fiiil
of confidence and that he was anxious
TO tackle Britt
'-Corhett VIII be better when he meets
Britt than ne has ever been since pc
reached the coast said Tuthili He
has become aeeiimated new ana ~ aas
10 trouble II making the uscess s5ork.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-07
RESULTS AT Los ANGELES.
Ascot Oaks, Worth 81 ,450, Won by
Sweet Tone.

Los Angeles. Cal. Feo 6.-Thc Ascot
Oaks. a sweepstakes for 5-yeeT-old fiji
lies at mile and a quarter. was the fea-
ture OF the card al Ascot today Twelve
hundred dollars added money made the
purse worth more than g. $50. Seven fill
lies went to the post Sweet Tone won.
Columbia Girl was second and Cap and
Gown was third
One favorite, three second and two
third choices were the winners. The
track was heavy. Weather fine. Re
suits:
FIRST race. slauson course. selling-Eu-
genie r won. Redan second, Ocyrohe
third. Time-f:12
Second race. seven furiougs-Wsger
won. Foxy Grandpa second, D0tteTel
third. Time-1-31.
Third race mile and q furlong, selling
C =. Campbell won, Greeuock second.
Cloche dor third. Iime-l:J6.
Fourth race. the Ascot Oaks. $3.50
added mile and a qusrter-Sweet Tone
won, Columbia Girl second, Cap and Gown
third. Time-2;I4
Fifth race, six furlongs.- purse-Rough
and Tumble won. ElwOOd second, At
lantico third. Iime-l:l5ll-
Sixth race. seven furlongs, selling
Farmer jim won. Winnifrada second, Sir
Hugh third. Time-l:50.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-07
Logan, However, Wins by
Single Point.
WAS ANYB0DpS CONTEST
PROVO SPORTS WITNESS BAN
NER BASKETBALL ARGUMENT.
Standing Of Teams.


Provo. Feb. e-Fast ana furious was
the game of basket bail played here to-
night between the teams of the Is. y. G.
Of Logan and the 3 Y L of this place
Not for a single moment throughout the
entire contest did the game lag. On the
contrary the men Of both teams seemed
lmbued with a spirit 70 90 or die. ana
until the final call of time sounded the
players never slackened the killing pace.
The Logan aggregation won by q single
point, but up to the last minute Of play
It was auybOdy's game. The sport was
somewhat marred BY rough playing. but
all in ali II was the best contest OF the
kind ever witnessed here.
At the end OF the first half the score
stood il to in favor of the visitors from
the north. In the latter part of the game,
however. the local team took a brace and
made eight points to the LOganites' sever.
Toward the end of the game the crowd
Of spectators became Wild with excite
ment when the +. Y. L closed up the
score and cheered Justify for their favor
ties Their cheers, however, We're of no
avail. for the time of call was sounded
when the score stood; =. Y. c., Is; 3.
\. T.. u.
The teams lined IN as follows.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-07
THIS WOMAN rs NOT
A DEAD GAME SPORT


Mrs. Minnie Riley lost $500 in bets on
the race tracks last summer. Vow she
is about TO bring suit against six rae
ing associations 10 recover the money.
Mrs. Riley. who lives fin the Lincoln
apartments. at Lincoln road and Flatbush
avenue, Brooklyn, was In constant at
tendance at the races throughout last
season and kept her betting book care
fully. She has signed papers in suits
against the Westchestcr Racing assOCi-
alton. the Brooklyn jockey club the
Goney Island Jockey club. the Brighton
Reach Racing assoeist ton. the Queens
County Jockey club and the Metropolitan
Racing association. Through her lawyer
Benjamin SteInhardt she has issued
bills of complaint against the officials
OF these tracks. and she has flied q bill
Of particulars showing the exact amount
lost at each race track.
Her betting book shows that she bet
on horses in all of the six races day
after day without making a winning. At
the C0ney Island Jockey club she lost
$500 On the first day o. the Sheepshesd
Bay meeting she lost SIS on Blues
II is claimed By Mrs Riley that the
racing associations are lisble, inasunch
as they maintained gambling establish
ments on the grounds and let OF the
privilege Of the gambling to the book
makers for the profit Of the asseei-
atoms.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-07
ELL FIeHT AZ oapEN.
Arrangements Made to Give Exhibi-
ton Up There.
special to The Herald)

Ogden. Feb. Ogden is to have bun
fight. Bert Mann is here today IN the
interest Of Senior Enrique Robes. the
Spanish bull fighter, and has made ar
rangements 10 pull off the event some
time within the next two weeks. The
novel contest win take place at Glen
wood park. The contest IS TO be one in
which Robes viii not Kill the bull or IN
any wy MAIN it. but merely give an
exhibition CT how the sport is performed
IN countries where IL s. the national pas
time. Mayor Giasrnann Il is understood
has given permission for the bout with
his understanding. Any time the con-
Test becomes brutal it is understood that
It win be stopped.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-07
CIoTHEs-LTNE THEE.

Ernest Luudaufst was arrested at an
early hour this morning for robbing 3
cFothesline. Of1cer Give, the mounted
policeman who patrols the eastern part
of the city. saw man stealing quiz
city through a vacant lot in the neigh
borhood of Fourth East between Third
and Fourth South. When ne reached
the street the officer called for him 70
halt, and Lundquist dropped into the
Snow with his bundle of clothes. Ha
vas brought 10 the police station and
the articles or clothing were found 10
be a woman's apparel
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-07


believe that he could make 125 pounds
if necessary. When l set 70 Frisco l
win begin 60 get the Kid in shape. He
has been taking things easy since his
go with Hanion. so that be would not
so stale. Corbett does not fear the out
come OF his go vith Britt. In fact. he
is fun Of confidence, for he believes that
ne has something on the Californian.
When be saw Britt fight Willie Fitz-
gerald AT San Francisco ne came TO the
conclusion that no could beat MIN in a
bout. II he did not feel confident that
he could get away with the winners end
of the purse I don't think he would have
made the match
"Coroett is improving with every fight
and while Britt may be "A heavier man.
Corbett will be there with the goods.
There Is no boxer who loves to fight
better than Correct he has a wonder
full head and no matter how his oppon-
ents mix matters he never gets ratified
He is there with the punch all the time
and never falls 60 get home a wailoD
when the opportunity is offered.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-07
BALD WANTS To BE
CHAMPION AGAIN

On the steamship Arapahoe which left
New York the other day, there was a
party of cycle racing men bound south
TO race and prepare for the coming sea-
son. The party included Jim Richards,
who will manage the riders; Eddie Root,
Oliver Dorlon Fred Ernst George Col
lett, Floyd Krebs, Bob Lake, Frank Dali
vim Charlie Hadfield and J. p. Jacob
son.
The riders are going first to Jackson
ville where the southern circuit opens
Feb. I. After that they VIII go to Sa-
vannah, Atlanta and Birmingham and re-
main south until the middle Of April,
when racing begins at Vailsburg. y. J.
Frank Kramer and John Fisher preceded
the party by rail. Eddie Bald is expected
TO join the riders in Jacksonville. Bald
has several offers 10 drive automobile
racers, but he wants to have one more
shy at the bicycle before deserving 1t. Ia
fact. he SAYS he would like 10 try once
more for the championship.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-07
% g. - Come.

Dad clark who has been "a familiar
fi3lrs to the salt Lake and Ogden base
bali fans Ia tne past, IS nov ,4t santa
barbara Cal. but says he would like
very much TO come to Utah to play base
bail this wear. Clark was with the
Helena team in The Pacific National
league last year and jumped 10 salt Lake
where he played until Reynolds and Gar
yeti took charge Of the local team. Thes
released Clark. but he was at once pickle
I'D by Charlie Reilly and PLAYED with tie
los Angeles champions until me season
closed. it might he z wise tin FOR thC
salt Lake club 90 sisn Clark FOR the com
fuv aeEkou
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-07

Captain Stanton of the champion L. D.
$ Z. basket bali team is anxious to hear
from the basket bail team of Nephi with
a view to arranging a game Stanton
said Yesterday that he had resolved in
formation that Nephi has a basket ball
team. but that he had been unable to
Locate the manager. He says the l. D.
:. L. would like very much TO meet such
a team IL Nephi has one and viii make
almost any kind Of concession 10 get a
game.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-07
Boxerg 20 g 80.

Boston. Feb. 5.-The grand jury failed
today to indiot Joe Choynski and Kid
carter. arrested and charged with having
Eed in q prize fight and the boxers
we're discharged with eight otner men
held ohsthe sarge OF aiding and abetting
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-07
TyPHoIp DECREASING.

Columbus, O.. Feb. 6.-Typhoid fever
Il decreasing steadily. The total num-
Der OF cases repsrted since Jan. is
l,e25 and tho tota4 deaths 50.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-07
walsh Wins Pool Contest.

The pool match that has been going
on for the past week between r. II. Walsh
OF New York and r. J.. Johnson. closed
last night. Walsh won last nights game
and the match. the total score standing.
l. GO to $50 in the BOwery mans favor.
Josh" Davis has challenged Walsh 70
ter accepted. The contest Will be played
the coming week
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-07
e teams lined up as follows:
Z. D. S. U. Aftsr Nephi.

Referee Cox. umpire Stewart. scorers.
Smith and Shurtliff; timekeepers, Glade
and Bulien- Attendance, 30.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-07

Modern Plumbing
At moderate prices. George G. Doyle &
Co, 211 state street. Phone 1se.
The Delta independent., 1904-06-17
Run Over BY Buggy.

Tuesday evening about 4 o'clock a
small boy OF Ton Hanoum's Was quite
severely hurt by being run over by a
horse aud buggy being driven by George
Blake OF North Delta. When the child
vas picked up it vas discovered that
one leg had bees broken just below the
knee and . number OF bruises had been
sustained about the head. The little
fellow was swinging on the back end OF
80 iee wagon passing down Meeker
street and when the wagon reached 3rd
street he jumped od just as Mr.. Blake
had started to cross the street directly
behind the ice wagon and rsn into the
rear wheel OF the bugg, and before the
horse could be stopped the wheel threw
him heavily and passed over his leg
breaking it. The accident happened in
a way that GO blame can reasonably be
attached to Mr.. Blake.
The Delta independent., 1904-06-17
All Kinds Of Newspapers.

Hon. c. T. Rawalt, recently OF Gunni-
son county. but now OF Paonia. was in
town the latter part Of last week and
gave it out between drinks-of "alkali
water" that he intends TO start a string
OF weekly newspapers in Delta county.
One Of these ia to be launched at Paonia
where two papers are already being
published. Tho other is to be located
somewhere in the Surface Cr. Elk coun-
try. Mr.. Rswalt. it is presumed, expects
to more edectuslIy control the entire
output OF Democracy Of Delta county
and pave the way more fully for his
political aspirations by the newspaper
"star" route. 1t is to be hoped that he
will be able to poll as many votes in the
county, however. as Porter Plumb did
three years ago when he made the race
for county judge and poled somewhere
near eighty voice in the entire county.
The Hon. G.. 7. came to Delta county.
sim ply to break into politics and struck
the little town OF Paonia as something
easy. 1t being only about two to one
for the Republican party, but even the
Democrats up that way did not know a
good thing when they eaw it and be did
not even 80 much as get chance to go
IS delegate to the recent Democratic
state convention. Now. however. he
may retaliate and with bis newspaper
svoop down on the county and elect
himself to the legislature and Plumb as
district attorney. il eighty votes between
them is sufficient 10 turn the trick.
The Delta independent., 1904-06-17
AILlTA pELEAsES As0YEn.
fedesA Jsdte issses Mn 4 Dabs1 cssDsl
lsf nsses,

Judge Thsyer of 81. Louis Wednesday
Sssued sn order that President Aoysr Of
the FsdsratIon Of Miners. Who hes been
held 10 the bullpeu st Telluride b pro-
duesd in St. Louis on July 8. An effort
hiss been made fos soa,s time BY Aoy-
ss's attorneys to got the matter bsfore
the United States court. + ~
Papers we're presented TO the judge
Tuesday pstitiouins for the rslsass Of
Meyer upoo tho ground thai. he wss 20.
lawfully detained Of his liberty. After
considering the matter until the follow
Ing day the petition vss granted and
Governor Peabody and Gen. Bell vsrs
ordered 10 pss'ducs Meyer st 81. Louis
July 5th and show Why be vas held.
II b oot likely that ths. order siiI b
compiled With % the governor immedi
steiy ordered the militia to disband and
oil prisooers turned over 70 the civil au-
thosities Of San Miguel county.
Governor Pssbsdy 10 spesking OF the
matter says that he had intended 10
release Meyer and that tbs action Of tho
federal Judge bad nothing to do with
bis relssss.
The Delta independent., 1904-06-17
kesi Estate Transfers.
trhe Detts County Abstract Company. j

For week ending June II. 1904
United ststes to Frank x. Visuer.
Rec'rs. Receipt. neL swH sec. 81. tip. II.
y. R. 90 W. 6. P. M.-cen. go.
Gottlisb P. Koppenhafsr to Thomss
Ward. Warranty Deed, neA neA sec.
Is. tp. Is. 8. r. ao W. G. P. Neon.
el 800.
William H: Martin to Robert T. Run
rel. Warranty Deed. swhseh sec. 3. tp.
II. q. r. % W 8 P. Neon. $500.
William A. Clark to Louisa Zaun.
Warranty Deed. lots II. II. l3, block 0.
Paouia-con. $500.
United States to Sarah J. vickery.
Rscv'rs Receipt. lots 2. "a 4. e11 swh
nvl sol 4. sec. 10 Is o. e1< sel-4 Sec.
"a l5 SO. 325 7s scres-con. s325.7s.
Clara c. Go6 to Chas. A. Yant. War
ranty Decd. ~ SO It. lot 1874 incl. blk.
10. Garnet mesa-con. 800.
VIM. A. Clark to Loui.a Zsun. War
ranty Deed. lot Q. "a i o. block l. W.
A. Clark's God. add. to Paonia-con.
tle6.
Edward J. Matthews to Engelis
Webb. Warranty Deed. lot q and nx
u, block 7. Psonis-con. sl75.
United States to Jessie E. Hart. R-cv's
Receipt. sw1-4 svl.4 SEC. IS. tip. I3. 8. R.
o. W. 9Th. p. M.-con. 40.
Frank H. Bopp to Ransom Pesrce.
Warranty Deed. sw1-l nel 4 Il mel 4
se1-4 apd pit. swl4 sci 4 sec. 3. tp. Is. 8.
r. oA W.-cou. q COO.
David Friend to Edward E. Ham mond
Warranty Decd. lot II. block 3. Hotch
kiss sub.-con. $50.
Alfred A. Watkins to Asbury White
aud Samuel z. Davis. Warranty Deed,
Uud. "a lot 34 4 81 2 sul-4 sec. 1914
8--con. el.
Seldom p. Dean to Charles B. Spring
Or. Warranty Deed. eel 4 sci 4 sec s-l3
9i-con. e40O.
Martha A. Haverstick ct al to North
Delta Canal Co. Q c. d. strip one rod
wide along canal-con. 800.
United Ststes 10 Walter z. Steele
Recv's Receipt. sl-2 nel-4 L nj 2sel-4
4 seI-i se IA sec. 3-I I3- 94-con. eaO0
Nelson Henderson to Martin c. Lee,
Warranty Deed. ue I-2 nsI-A. &C. 36-l5
8-con. el.
Jesss F. Saaders Of al 10 Delta Town
4 Imp. Co @. c. d. lots l. 2. 3 L I.
block .. plat &C" Delta-con. tI.
Harry H. Brunei to North Delta Canal
Co. Q. c: d. "trip one rod vide along
casal-coo. eS.
l6 tsansfoes- e733 "a
The Delta independent., 1904-06-17
cEDARfDGE WILL CELEBRATE.

E'abosate preparations sre being
assds To celebrate the "Fouth" at Co
daredRs. Horse races, ball games. foot
fsess. buckiag contests. grand display
q fireworks. winding up with . big
ssnes in the evening, at tho opera
house. Prizes will be given tho win
Dsrs of oil contesta. A handsome two
eosos POSTER is being printed to sdver-
de- the celebration and from all indi.
cstiops 4 big time will be had.
The Delta independent., 1904-06-17
GUNNISON TUNNEL
A CERTAINTY.
Work Likely to Begin Mdhia
Thirty Days.

A special telegram was received fso0
the COMMITTEES which went to Dsnvss
Tuesday to confer with F. H. Newell,
10 regard to closing up 0upnisou tusDsi
matters, which ID - follows:
DEHvEs. June l6-Evesything lonags
good. Work probably begin within thir
ty days. Newell will do all possible u
push commencement. Subscription Int
closes August 18th.
J. H. HALEY.
The above would indicate that the
committee has been successful and hes
pressntented matters in . way to 70 .
ceive Immediate. favorable action.
Geo. Stephan vas wired Wednesday
by the committee to secure all possi6.s
land. which could be signed at oncs. 10
this vicinity and report results. He
secured 100 acres. from parties hsss.
who had not put their land in up TO this
time. Almost tho entire acreage fs
quired by tho govern ment has bseu
properly signed up and the omcsrs o(
the association are inclined to guarsa-
tee the remsioder. 1t 10 likely thst
more than 5000 acres arc nov listed.
but sll has not bee1 properly signed op
10 l60 aero tracts-
Tho statement that subscriptions will
close August fifteenth makes it osrtian
that matters will b. tsrninsted spssd-
lily.
The Delta independent., 1904-06-17
Increase h Cooperate values.

The state board Of equalization 10 said
10 have iucreascd tho valuation on cor.
porats property iu Colorado seven pei
cant. Tho board has bsen in session
for over two months and Tuesday after
noon Secretary r. 4. Lecse announced
the result ot Ito de l serslions. Ths
interested corporations are the railroads.
telegraph. telephone aud express CON-
panies doing business 10 this state.
The total valuation Of railroad prop.
erty tor 1904 is GO. .lOA07l. an incress<
over the 1903 valuation Of o., ,3oS, ,336
This 10 ono Of the heaviest valuations ou
corporate property ever made 10 the
state and u The county assassors make
40 increase 90 oil other property Ia
proportion there will b added to ths
stats's revenue Tor 1904 $4,000 0oo. o.
s40o0. coo.
The Delta independent., 1904-06-17
oeAru q russls easfHru.

The death Of Thomas A. Grfn th, &C
cured on Sunday. June 5. 1904. and the
funeral services took piscs from ths
family resideucs at Ouray. Colorado. or
Tuesday morning. Mr. Grimth wss =!
years of sge. and vas one of The earlies,
pioneers Of the Western sIope of Colo
RADIO. For y-srs he wss among the 10
disus ~ agent OF the government Ia
numerous ways. and for twensy Year, .
resident OF Delta county. He wss q
good and useful citizen. aud hss mum
beriess friends who will regret to learn
Of HE death. Deceased leaves . wife
and several grown daughters aod sous
Who reside at Ouray. Who have the sym
pathy Of many friends in this coamu
nifty.
The Delta independent., 1904-06-17
Narrow Escape.

Wklc Xrs- F. F. Frasier vas over at
C6osrsdge lest week, she started with
~ father Ar. Teschout. to visit With
~ 6ecthss. fsv miles away. They
A6eSa oas hosss r,g With anosher
- 80 - aS sis;ssl - I
spssns fsto ~ rear of The buggy. caus.
ing the buggy horss to run. throwing
Mrs- Fsassse out. her clothes catching
10 the vshicie. dragging hee over the
ground at fearful rsts. Ar. Teachout
let 60 the colt and succeeded 10 stop
ping the driving horse and extricating
Mrs.. Ftssier. Who vas found pretty
badly 6euised up and scared. but not
eeriouely hurt. 40 accident like that
could ssaily result very seriously, and
Mrs- tsssier's friends are thankful it
was no Uorss.-Montross Enterprise.
The Delta independent., 1904-06-17
GpEAT BATTLE
"a
EXPECTED.
Reports Of Terrific Fighting ire
Rife at Port Arthur.

From reports coming from the battie
grounds iu Manchuria June Is iii ..
most certain that great battles arc b-'ns
fought by both tho Jspanese and Rus
sian main armies, north Of tbs ia'u
river and also at Port Arthur.
1t 10 also claimed that battle hss
been fought on tho ses between tho
Russian Vlsdivostok OF and the Jspa-
nese fleet. No results arc obtainaole
rs yet either on land or sea.
At last reports Kuropstkin. the Rus
sian commander OF the msin army 10
said to have repulsed the japanese and
were holding them In check.
Although Port Arthur has been at
tackled from both land and SEQ nothing
is known OF the outcome.
1t :s known that battle has been
fought at Vansangov. tifty five miles
nor,h OF Port Arthur In which II 10
rumored that three squadroes OF Japa-
nese cavalry we're destroyed.
The Delta independent., 1904-06-17
Nav Be Baltic Sea Fleet.

4 private telegram recsivsd' in Lon
don on June 14th states that large
Russian squadron composed OF forty
large and small Sarships. probably tho
Baltic feet, passed the island Of Born
holm, to the south Of Sweden. following
a weeterly course. 1t cannot be ascer-
taiued whether this 10 4 trial trip of tho
fleet or tho actual departure sor tbs esss.