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REFERRED TO MADRID.

san Sebastian, Spain. Aug. 29.-When
the authorities Of Vigo gave intimation
that the Russian auxiliary cruiser Don.
formerly the German steamer Fuerst
Bismarck. and which put into Vigo for
water, must depart within twenty-four
hours, the commander of the cruiser
declared that he must be allowed 10
stay FIVE days in order 10 repair his en-
gines. The matter was referred 70
Madrid for instructions.
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LYNGHING IN PROSPECT.
Virginia officer Fatally Shot by a
Negro.

Danville, Va, Aug. 29-Polfceman J.
j. Han was shot tonight by Jack Dill
lard, a negro. for whom officers have
been searching for a week Hail viii
probably die. A mob estimated at j .0Go
is now looking for billiard, and II cap
tured a lynching may result
William Carter, coIored, has been ar
rested. He was shot through the hand.
He was with billiard at the time Of the
trouble. The negro has been taken to
Chathans the county seat, for safe
keeping. Hall says that he wounded
the negro who shot him, which would
lead to the supposition that Carter is
the guilty man.
No trouble is anticipated unless Dill
lard is arrested.
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Toxic Opinion.

Toxic. Aug 80, $3.50 a. m.-The Rus
slams are concentrating at Lao Yang
either with the intention of giving a
general battle or retiring. They were
beaten at Lungtushan and retreated
from Anshanshan and Anping- An
shanshan was the strongest defense
Lao Yang possessed and its loss rem
ders defense almost impossible It IS
believed here that General KurOpat-
kin cannot now avoid a fight and a
crushing defeat.
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Rhsamarism.

When pains or irritation exist on any
part Of the body. the application OF
Ballard's SNOW Liniment gives prompt
relief Z. ". Sullivan. Prop. Sullivan
house, e Reno, o r, writes June 6,
1902. 81 take pleasure In recommend
ing ballard Snow Lini5DenI to all
who are Afflicted with rheumatfsms II
is thksoHly' remedy have found that
gives Immediate relief 15c soc, 81 90.
Sold b. z. {. II. ]. Drug Dept.
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RUSSIA ANXIOUS.

ST. Petersburg. Aug 2s.-The anxiety
OF the Russian government TO prevent
another Snolensk incident is shown in
the fact that. not content with the ar
arrangement entered into with Great
Britain 10 send a warship from Cape
Colony in search Of the cruiser. i has
asked France and Portugal ia case the
ship should put into an African port
belonging 10 either eeunfry 70 delirer
the orders recalling her froas operations
an he hiEh seas
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Continued from PAGE II
rear guard actions TIE Russian fo5 &c
Is now concentrated IN a series u
exceedingly strong positions arruD Z
Lao Yang. but the whole witndrS wal
was in accordance with 2 preaTTange0
plan.
Il is certain that the armies are now
in close touch. The Japanese are ad-
vancing In great force along both Of
the roads coHverging on Lao Yang.
but the crucial question. whether IL IS
the main Russian army that Is con-
centTating there to reeve them, or
merely a strong screea. as not been
answered up to this time.
Much depends upon the weather. II
is possible that the recent rains may
have made General kurepetkin with
drawal impossible even lf he desired 10
withdraw. or that further jownDofr
may disarrange the plans o. bot \
sides; but the latest indie atoms that
the weather and the roads are improV-
i@v should force rise Of the curtain
within twenty-four hours.
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rEAcHERs, EXAMINATION.

An examination for teachers of pri-
mary and grammar grades viii be held
In the Fremont building on Thursday
and Friday, Sept. / and ., beginning a.
? a. m Of the first day
All teachers and candidates not hold
ing certificates valid and In force for
1aof-e5 are expected 10 take this exam
inafion.
Candidates for high school certificates
wiz please advise the undersigned nos
later than Thursday. Sept. J.
Pens. ink and paper VIII be furnished
d. II. CHRISTENSEN,
Chairman Board OF Examiners
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Mead q Nerve Tonie ?

OF the many such remedies on the
market, only one is best. 1t IS Palmo
Tablets. They soothe the fretful, in
duce natural sleep, and quickly dispei
symptoms of nervous debility, such as
falling memory, weak back. dreams,
etc.
IT you are weak and run down from
any cause, and want 10 look and feel
years younger, take Palmo Tablets.
50 cents. Book Free. The s. r.
Fell Co., Cleveland, ..
For sale by f. J. XIII Drug company.
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INDIANA WEAK.

St Louis. Mo. Aug. 29.-Great crowds
OF Indfanians thrOnged the Worlds fair
grounds today and launched the ceie-
bratiOn Of Indiana week. On Thursday
Governor Winfield T. Durbin and Sem
atOrs Fairbanks and Beveridge wiz de-
liver addresses. Thousands of children
took ADVANTAGE Of the opportunity 10
enter the grounds free OF charge, and
joined heartily in the celebration Of ma
tionai chiidren's day.
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FAILED TO COME UP.

Nashville. Tenn. Aug 29-E. G.
Stahlman. vice president of the Banner
Publishing company. news editor of the
Evening Banner and day correspond
ent OF the Associated Press, was
drowned in the Cumberland river today.
Mr. Stahlman was cruising up the river
IN his gasoline launch when the pro-
peller refused to work. He dived un-
Ger the launch to remedy the trouble.
but failed TO Teappear Mr.. Stahlman
was So years old.
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plenty of Stores.

London. Aug. 2s.-A st. Petersburg
diSpatclF to a news agency says that
the mother of Major General Fock las
received a message from the general,
who is one CT the Russian commanders
at Port Arthur, saying that the Rus
SLAMS have plenty of stores and add
ing that the fortress viii not surren-
der. The date of the dispatch is not
given.
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FILIPINO TOWN BURNED.
One Hundred Natives Said to Have
Perished.

Manila. Aug. 29.-The city Of Binang.
in Lasuna province, island of Luzon,
has been destroyed by fire One hun
bred persons persisted in the flames and
5000 were rendered homeless. The loss
is estimated at 500. 900. The govern
ment is furnishing shelter and food to
the people made destitute by fire
According TO the census Of 1896.
Binang had a population Of 1853.
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The 18th Of September being the Of
dsial closing day for Saltair. we have,
therefore, changed the END of guessing
contest TO and including tickets issued
up to that date. and all persons having
guess tickets for the $50 prize offered
hy US are requested 10 deliver them a.
our market on or before s o'clock p. m
Sept. 5. No guesses viii be received
after that date
MARRIOTT-S MARKET.
. and "a West. First South.
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vice admiral Holland.

+ London. Aug. 29.-The death is an
nounced Of Vice Admiral W. r. Roi-
land. retired. He was born in 1917.
Admiral ROLAND received a gold
medal from the United States govern
meut for saving part OF the crew Of the
United states brig SOners, offset of
the island of SACRIFICES, on the west
coast Of Mexico.
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BUM HAD A GUN.
Hold-Up Story From Eastern Mon
tana WIIds.


Butte. Mont. Aug. "a Azilss City,
Mont. disp2fes says
tt IS bssssSsd tSa- EoS S1faster Ben
Johnson 81 tbs $ssshC-s, Pacific rail-
road illustrates 81 Re~-mpt to hold up
a special Sunday zs3rning \ brake
man went to the rear OF the train and
was told 10 get back in the car by a
fellow with a revolver. Passengers
who went back to investigate were
also driven back
Roadmaster Johnson got OF a couple
OF stations east and telegraphed to
Sheriff Savage to meet the train at
Miles City.
The sheriff was there with men, but
the train having fifteen cars. before the
tail end was reached the hold-up had
disappeared. He jumped Of opposite
the section house. johnson aeter him.
johnson grappled with him. bat he
broke away and they exchanged two
shots each All trains. either way.
were stopped aooUt two miles from
town, but the hold-Up has disappeared
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jams W. HathswaY.

Helena Mont. Aug- 28.-James W.
Hathaway, postmaster of the house IN
the Fifty-first congress, died here to-
day. He was deputy internal revenue
collector. with headquarters in Helena,
and had served as sheriff Of Lewis ami
Clarke county for two terms. He was
born in Cortland, O., in 1874.
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TREAsURT pIscovEREp.

johannesburg. Aug. 29.-Mr- Kemp. q
cousin of General Kemp, the BoeT
commander, has discovered beyond
Spelonken. in the northern Transvaai
the treasure removed from Pretoria
before the entry Of Field Marshal Lord
Roberts. The value of tie treasure Is
81 .25C. 00G Of which the government viii
receive half.
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itching Piles produce moisture ana
cause itching. This form, as well as
Blind. bleeding or Protrnding Piles. are
cured By DR.. Bo-sa1-ko's Pile Remedy.
Stops itching and bleeding Ansorbs tu-
nnors 5ce a jar at druggists. OF sent by
mail Treatise free Write me soottt your
case. Or. Bosaako Philadelphia Pa
Nelden-JudSon Drug Co. distrlcJt0fs.
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NEW IDAHO BANK.


Washington. Aug. 29-The comp
troIler OF currency has issued a certifi-
cate authorizing the First National
bank Of Montpelier Idaho. TO begin
business with a capital OF $4,000 The
officers are Tim Kinney. president; F.
A Burrell. vice president; r. A. Sulli-
van. cashier.
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Battle Progressing.

Lao Yang, Aug. 29.-The japanese
have transferred their activity TO the
Russian eastern and southern fronts.
A rear guard battle is progressing.
The weather has improved and the
roads are drying. Events. therefore,
are likely to be precipitated.
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COLD PROM AUsTRALIA.

san Francisco. Aug. 29.-The steamer
Sierra. which arrived t0day from Aus
1ralia and New Zealand. brought
$50 000 IN treasure. Snc did not stop
al the. Samoan islands. owing 10 tire
rough weather prevailing Of the har-
Dor Of PagopagO.
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THE DEATH RECORD.
Mrs. w. N. Syringe.

Springfield. H.. Aug. 29.-Mrs Springer.
widow OF William NJ Springer. for twcnty
years congressman from the Springfield
district and later federal Judge is Crltl-
caIIE III az her home IL SurinEiie-d.
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Renders the bile more fluid anS thus
helps the blood to flow; IL affords
prompt relief from biliousness. indiges-
ton, sick and nervous headaches. and
the over-indulgence in food and drink
Herbine acts quickly. a dose after
good condition in a few days.
G. L. Caldwell. Agt. VI. X. & T. r. r.
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ST petersburg. Aug. 29.-(4 D. M
II IS reported from a reliable source
mat Lieutenant General Stoessel COM
manoer of the Russian military forces
at Port Arthur, has telegraphed to the
emperor thanking him for the recent
message OF encoura cement sent to the
garrison OF Port Arthur, saying that
the defenders Of the fortress are ready
and willing 10 lay down their lives that
The garrison has already suffered Sc
yerely, and intimating that IL is hard
~ possibly 10 hold out for more than
a month CT six weeks.
Fore more regiments VIII be raised
an the Caucasus. An official announce
ment TO this effect is expected tomor-
row.
The first contingent Of the First army
corps has arrived at Hardin. This
corps was destined for FIadivOstok. but
upon the urgent request OF General
der.
From an excellent source it is stated
that the in-staFred Russian battleship
Orel, which already has suffered two
accidents. viii not be able TO Join the
Baltic squadron According 10 reports.
when her engine trials began il was
discovered that the engines had been
Practically wrecked BY wOrkment in
Producing iron filings into the valves
and cylinders. It probably VIII re-
quire many months to repair the dam
age This is the second failure of the
Orel TO go cut en- trial trip, with the
other ships last week.
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REPUBLICAN, RATIFICATION

Of the national ana state tickets al
salt Lake theatre Tuesday night at s
o'csock. sharp. Good speaking. good
music. Everybody invited.
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Royal Bread won IT'S popularity on
merit. All grocers sell it None gen
uine without our label with the crown
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Heroine.

Ladies. you are invited to be at Salt
air Wednesday, Aug. 81, ladies' day.
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Tal they pay. Marehants' Protective
association. Rating books for SAT-
lake City. Ogden city. Park Clty<
Boise City and Honolulu City tell.
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If you want her to see the World
fair free, vote for her at Saltair ladies
Gay. Aug 81.
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BLOOD
POISON

Send tn Dr. BROWN. sE Arch St. Phil-
saslphia. Perm. FOR BRoWEs BLOOD
CURE. - 90 per hottie, lasts one month.
Sold IN Salt Lake cuir By F. &.
SCHRAIM. LIST south and Main SIS.
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Young & Fowler have moved Now
located in the new basement at s.
Main st., opposite T. c. 81. I.
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ladies'. there are thirty trains at
veHr service Wednesday, Aug. 81, salt
ar, ladies day
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WORLDS FAIR.
First Great Excursion Via Penn
sylvania Railroad, May 10.

The first opportunity afforded resi-
dents of the eastern section of the
country TO see. at the lowest possible
rates. the great Worlds Fair at St
Louis, which opens April 80, will be
the coach excursion of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company. May 10. A special
train of standard day coaches will be
run on the following schedule, and ex-
cursion tickets. good going only on
special train, will be sold from the sta
ton named at rates quoted:
Rate from Snow Hill. $3.50; Berlin,
slS5 80; Franklin City, $lS 80; Baltimore
II 90; Philadelphia, SIS 80; Wilmington,
Del, SIS 80
Train leaves Philadelphia. IL. O'Clock
a. IN.
Returning. tickets will be good in
coaches on regular trains leaving st.
Louis Union Station) on day of valida-
ton and not later than May 49,
For rates of fare from other stations
aud leaving time of connecting trains
consult nearest Ticket Agent.
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Live Stock Markets.
\ Thousand Dollars Worth of
Good.

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and now | have no pain across my
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FIRST skiRMIsH IN mANcHuEIA
Japanese Charged Russian Position
and Were Repulsed.

Lao Yang. April 2S-The Japanese
troops which crossed the Yalu north
of Euitjious tTohangdjiouD charged.
during the night of April 1921. the
Russian position near Lizavena vii.
lage on the Manchurian bank Of the
Yalu. They were repulsed. but their
loss is not known
Two gunboats steamed up the river
TO the support of the Japanese. w1en
a Russian field battery at Amiesan
opened upon them. resulting in a duel
which lasted for 20 minutes The Eus.
sian fire was too hot. and the gun
boats were forced To turn and steam
out of range,
The Japanese were facilitated in
crossing by their occupation of the
Island of Samalinda
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The Cause of the Blues.

Nine times out of ten, that mental
condition which results in depression,
despondency-theb lues-is caused by a
torpid action of the liver. In fact, the
conditions described above are usually
the first manifestations of a sluggish
liver If the attack continues, sallow-
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AWAITING NEWS FROM YALu
Russian General staff Say Japs Have
100000 Men There.

lUU,UUU Men mere.
ST Petersburg. April IS Disap-
pointment prevails in ST Petersburg
that no official dispatches giving de
tails of the operations on the Ialu
river have yet been made public The
press dispatches are so meager as to
becloud rather than enlighten the PEG
pie. who are hourly awaiting news
The Associated Press has obtained
from the general staff the following
clear statement OF the situation
Before beginning the passage of
the Yalu the Japanese evidently com
pleted the concentration OF two armies
along the river. commanded by Gen
erals Kuroki and Oku Each army is
composed OF three divisions and three
reserve brigades The total force is
100000 The Russians on the Man
churian bank of the river are inferior
In strength.
Having perfected the essential
preparations. the Japanese. without
waste OF time. commenced the passage
OF the river. and the Russians realized
that il would be impossible TO prevent
their crossing The japanese front
extended from Win as far as Pick
Tong. over so miles We faced the
possibility that they would cross at a
score OF places. and all we could hope
we to harrass and impede the cross
ing. for every day gained enabled US
To push our preparations and bring up
more men
with regard TO future operations
we cannot speak The Russians will
not show their hands at this stage. but
will continually harrass the enemy.
choosing their own time for battle"
A military expert. who is particu.
larly impressed with the Importance
of the japanese crossing near Siao-
poussikhe. said that the use of the
road therefrom would enable the en-
envy not only to march upon Mukden.
but to out flank the Russian position at
Feng- Huan Cheng and cut OF any OF
General RennenkampI' army which
Gensan
The entrance into the service Of
four submarine boats at Port Arthur
means the addition of a new and for
midable weapon for the defense of that
stronghold The dispatch of the boats
in sections over the railroad has been
shrouded in secrecy. and even today
many in St Petersburg are inclined 10
doubt the report by officials of their
presence AT Port Arthur or 10 accept
the information as trustworthy
Any effort now to close or blockade
Port Arthur will be too dangerous. il is
thought. for Vice Admiral Togo 10 at
tempt The defenders of the port will
be able to guard against Japanese sub
marine vessels entering the harbor and
attacking the Russian ships at anchor
The officials here are not certain
that the japanese have submarine
boats as they possessed none before
the war. but since the beginning of
hostiliies they undoubtedly have laid
down a number of them
The Russian submarine boats may
soon have an opportunity to demon
strate the value of their type in war
as the japanese feet is reported at
Chefoo. and the interval of time it is
usually absent from Port Arthur has
about expired
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Japs inspect American Submarine.

Fall River. Mass. April 2S-Captain
Simeon Lake. of the Lake Construction
company. of Bridgeport. Conn. said
here that representatives of the 4apa
nese govern nent had been inspecting
the submarine boat Protector. but that
negotiations for the sale of the boat TO
the Japanese had not formally been
begun. He was not in a position. he
said, to state whether the boat would
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Men Past Sixty in Danger.

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Commander Vladivostok sduadron.l
san. on the east coast of Korea and
sank the Goyo Maru. a japanese mer
chant steamer of COO tons
Latest reports from Gensan say that
the Vladivostok squadron has disap
peared
The Vladivostok squadron consists
of the cruisers Rossia. Gromoboi Rurik
and Boeatyre The last is protected
cruiser and the others are armored
cruisers. the four being among the
most powerful in the Russian navy
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Hoods Jdrsdpdriiia
and Pills

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Accept no substitute.
81 felt tired all the time and could moi
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o while / could sleep well and the tired
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Roor, Gilead. Conn.
Hoods SarsaparilIa promises to
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TOGO Waiting For the Fleet.

London April Pho further news
don and there is no confirmation of
the reported japanese reverses on the
Yalu Stirring news however is Low
expected hourly both from the regions
of the Yalu and VladivostOH
The general opinion that Vice Al
miral Togo is waiting for the N!adi
vostok squadron is confirmed by Tho
Daily Telegraph : Toxic CORES pendent
who saws there is no doubt that he
japanese are taking steps To cut OFF
ships.
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be sold To them or not The Protector,
which has been laid up here for the
winter. was launched and sailed for
Newport