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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-10
NIGHT OF
TEMPLE AID BAZAAR

The Temple Aid baznar achieve; an
other decided success last night
Dancing TO excellent music lured tho
footsteps OF many into time with the
merry measure. fhe attendance was
large Several hundred people were
present during the evening The
booths we're well patronizel The re-
suits of a number Of drawings were
announced. The handsome bowl do
mated by r.. Rosenwald X Son was won
by Mrs. Mahan. Miss Cora Stern was
the fortunate holder OF the number
which drew the hand.painted china
plate given by Taupert. Mrs. Jessoy
won handsome white shawl. Miss
Ncttie Levy was successful enough 10
win the baby basket. Mr.. Rupp got
the violet center piece. u. w. Kelly
took home the china vase given by
Mrs. Waring. Mrs. Jake Stern won
q pillow. chas. Danziger drew q neck.
lie case. The Stctson hat won Mon
day night by Dr. Mueller was pre-
sented BY A. M. Adler.
The ehildren's anaIr yesterday o..
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-10
Attorney Gloyer Goes Free on
Charge Of Attempting to
Kill Smith
T0'IlFIGHT
Will Carry to Supreme Court De-
cision Of Court In Simple
E Assault Case

CRIPPLE CREEK. Colo. Feb. TO-.
District Judge Lewis today granted a
motion 70 dismiss the case Of Attorney
John NJ. Glover. charged with having
attempted to kill Sargent II. G. Smith
December 2Sth, on the ground that he
could not be tried twice for the same
offense. Glover had already been
found guilty of simple assault for
shooting at Sergeant Dittimore. Glo-
ycr will appeal 10 the supreme court
and test the right Of the governor to
declare martial law and arrest citizens
without a warrant. The case against
Adjutant General He'll and Brigadier
General Chase, charged with unlaw-
fully putting prisoners in the bull
pen, was taken up today at the con-
clusion OF Glover's case.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-10
Y. M. c. A. officers Elected.

AT the meeting of the directors OF
the Y. M. G. A. held on Monday even
Ing, the following officers were elect
Ga for the ensuing year: James G.
McNary. president; Richard David
son, yice.president; u. l. Browne,
secretary. and F. b. January, treas
urer
The board adopted plans for carry
Ing forward the work OF securing sub
scriptions to the building fund. Sew.
eral large subscriptions which have
been secured within the past ten days
have materially advanced the fund to-
ward the $4,000 mark.
The board hopes TO be ready to
break the ground for the building by
April 1st.
The board decided that. with the
assistance Of the musical talent OF
Las Vegas, they would give an oper-
eta for the benefit Of the association
and March 10Th was selected as the
date,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-10

Delegate Rodey lost patience with
the Santa Fe people and their years
old sauabbIe over Fort Marcy and
wrote Mayor Sparks letter calling
the ancients down In such express.
I've and vigorous language that they
are likely TO give him little more tron.
BILE over the matter. Mr.. Rodey said
he never got mixed up In any other
such fuss as Santn Fe had made over
the fort When he first began to try
TO secure some disposition Of the prop.
#erty that would benefit the city he
had no sooner. at the request Of the
citizens. started one course Of proceed
Ing than every man, woman nnd child
IN Santa Fe petitioned him TO do some
thing else, The post was finally giver
10 the city for the benefit Of ths
schools. Mr.. Rodey insists that thu
duty OF the Santa Fe mayor is plair
enough; that II is up to him TO turI
the post over to the school authorities
and that the city council, which hal
got busy In the squabble. has nothing
on earth 10 do with II.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-10
GAY MR.. ToMPkINs' At col
COLUMBIA HALL.
The Play Was Last Night, by the
Noble Dramatic Company.

The Noble Stock company at Col
ambia hall last night entertained an.
other large and appreciative audience.
The play was Gay Mr.. Tompkins,"
one Of the brightest and merricst
comedies We have seen In Aibuqnr-
que. AS the engagement advances the
Mobiles grow In favor and the capacity
of Columbia hall is sure TO be tested
the rest OF the week.
The management promises the best
productions are yet 70 follow To-
night Reuben Glue. which has
proven itself the best stager Or all
THE Rube' attractions, Is destined
TO pack the house, and II should, for
no rural drama containing better
comedy and more exciting sensations
was ever written. Reuben Glue was
on the streets today Aside from the
excellent acting company, the Mobiles
have. they carry fine band and or
chestra, which has certainly added
greatly In entertaining our people.
Albuquerque Citizen.
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ternoon was delightful. Half The
young people OF the city were there.
They danced and talked and patron
lied the booths much after the manner
Of their elders In the evening
Tonight one Of the leading features
will be the Kangaroo court a strong
lunged auctioneer will dispose of all
the articles left over Everything
must 10. 50 there viii be some rare
bargains. Dancing will be another
popular feature. The piano is donated
by the Columbine Music company.
There will be some surprises that
cant be mentioned now. and the re-
mainder Of the drawings vii, be de-
cided. There should be q big house
tonight.
Most interesting OF all to the many
tonight will be solos by Mrs. Herman
dez. Mrs. IAIdley. Miss Hartman Of
Chicago and Miss Rodkey. The mu-
iscal program alone viii b .woytA ten
times the dime charged foy adnIt.
lance. All the ladies ars scconplssAetl
and popular vocalists.
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Murder at Clayton.

a dispatch from Clayton received
BY District Attorney Jerry Leahy Of
colfax and Union counties late this
afternoon brings word that The night
bartender In The Elklund saloon III
Clayton got into Il diffculty with 4
Mexican last night In the fight TIM,
followed the Mexican was shot and
Killed The bartender has been ar.
rested and is in jail awaiting a pre-
llminary hearing.
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City
Stock Market
CATTLE RECEIPTS FALLING OFF
sHARPLY-MoDERATE PRICES
PREvAlL--MARKET FIRM.
Special to The Optic.

Special to The Optic.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Feb. lO.-Ar.
rivals of cattle at Kansas City last
week were 10000 head less than pre-.
vious week, or $4,000 head, including
calves Prices did not advance with.
that strength which might have been
expected In view Of the light receipts,
but the situation improved very much
over the close Of the previous week
Fat steers advanced 10 To 15 cents by
the end OF the week, and she stuff
and butcher kinds Of cattle gained 10
to Is cents. Western fed steers sold
from s.. 40 TO s430. mostly, and cows
at s2.25 to 1926. Not much western
stun was included. however. Stock.
ers and feeders gained ~ demand and
tone, but did not gain In price. Sales
ranged from s2.75 to $4 for westerns
and colorados. Run today IL 1000
head, and as there Is moderate run
at ali markets, prices are to I5 cents
higher, most on choice fat steers. Top
steers today Sc. same as best price
last week Bad weather has been
against stocker and feeder trade. but
few nice days last week brought out
an army Of buyers. and 1900 head
were taken 10 The country IN two days.
This would Indicate that when ihc
weather settles sfocker and feeder
trade Will be III good condition
Sheep prices were 10 to 25 cents
lower before the close of last week
as compared with close Of previous
week, most 0f Il on lamlB and year.
llngs. Receipts were 1000 less than
during previous week. but packers
claim overlooked mutton markets In
the east and consequent lack Of orders
was the canse for the declines. Other
markets suffered worse than Kansas
City, Ill receipts we're relatively light
here. The run today Is 1000; market
steady Western lambs sold al $3.50
today, yearlIngs s4.75, ewes. 1886, No
feeding stock arrived last week.
JNO NJ HAZLEToN.
Live Stock Correspondent.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-10

DAiRYMEN
MEET IN PLATTEVlLLE

PLATTEyILLE, Wis, Feb. 10.
There was a large and representa-.
attendance today at the opening OF
the thirty-second annual convention
of the Wisconsin Dairymen" assoeia-
ton. An address by Ex-Governor w.
d Hoard. one Of the foremost au-
thorit!es on dairying In the country,
was the feature Of the opening day.
Speakers 70 be heard tomorrow and
Friday include 9. r. Goodrich Of TT.
Atkinson, G. 4, Everett of Racine, Dr.
H i. Russell Of Madison and DR.. A.
D. Peters, Of Nebraska. A large ex-
hibit Of ,aairy products is being held
in connection with the meeting.
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by hundreds d delegates represent
ing all parts u The United States the
present gathering Is composed OF bui
handful ON members who repre-
sent principally the New York rem
nant Of the league.
Judging from talks with the dele
gates a last effort is to be made Ia
revive the departed glory OF the
league The New York delegation u
on hand with new constitution and
bylaws, which. II adopted, will result
in complete reorganization Tho
most interesting feature Of the plan 4
a provision which aims to recover con
troll OF the cycle racing. which was
wrested from the league a few years
ago by the National Cycling associa
tion.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-10
SOLDIERS
TO Be SENT
Federal Troops Asked For 10
Protect Baltimore From
Ghonls
EXPLORING RUINS
Financial Institutions Removing
Securities to Quarters Outside
Of Burned District

4
BALTIMORE, Md. Feb 10 Al a
Joint meeting Of the legislature today,
called to consult with the mayor and
The city officials. II was unanimously
agreed to report a bin today asking
the United States government to send
soldiers to Baltimore to police the fire
district. A committee will also report
In favor OF an immediate appropriation
by the Legislature, Financial institu.
tions are today engaged IN carting 81.
cnrities and funds ~ temporary Offices
outside the confines Of the burned dis.
trict.
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Bombardment Of Port Arthur.
IOWA HARDWARE DEALERS
MEET IN DEs MONIES.

DIES MONIES. Ia, Feb. TO- The
Iowa Hardware Dealers association
began its annual convention in Des
Moines today and will remain in ses-
sion for three days. The presiding
officer Is $. X, Miles Of Mason City
and secretary of the convention. H.
s. Vincent Of Fort Dodge. Besides
discussing various matters Of impor.
tance to the trade the convention will
discuss plans for increasing the mem.
.bership and efficiency Or the state Or.
ganization.
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SETTLEMENT OF OIL AND
LUMBER COMPANIES PROBABLE.

NEY YORK, Feb. Io.--A settlement
of the trouble between the Houston
Oil company and the Kirby Lumber
company. which resulted In receiver
ships for both companies few DAYS
ago. is now proposed by the Kirby
Lumber company. which offers to as
sumo the s7,oOO,000 timber certificates
outstanding and pay the Houston Oil
company $s.ooo,oo0 in cash and Sc
cured notes.
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Hanna's
Condition

WASHINGTON. ID. O.. Feb. l0.--
Senator Hanna's physicians issued The
following bulletin at noon Hanna
resting quietly; temperature 100 $40;
respiration 2s. general condition
good. Z
WASHINGTON, y. C., Feb. 10.
Alarming reports of Hanna's condi.
tion were circulated this morning. but
his physicians give assurances which
relieve the general anxiety. The pa
tient manIfests great weakness and
some nervousness, but II is said the
symptoms are not more distinctly de-
fined than is to be expected in the
case Of typhoid.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-10
KILLED IN DRUNKEN
ROW NEAR FORT COLLINS.

FORT COLLINS. Colo, Feb. 10s--
William Towne shot and killed VIII
lam Gardiner at Limestone quarry
seventeen miles north Of here. last
night. The shooting was the result
Of 4 drunken row. Gardiner was 3
prominent farmer, AS years OF age
Towne was employed BY Gardiner II
the quarry.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-10
cLARk.RoDRIoUEz
WEDstNG TODAY.

NEW YORK, Feb. l0.--TRs church
of st. Ignatius Loyola was the scene
at noon today Of the wedding Of so
cial note, the contracting parties be-
ing Miss Mercedes Rodiguez, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs, Richard Rodriguez.
and George w. Clark, Of Scranton. Pa,
Manager Mooney. relative Of the
bridegroom, performed the ceremony,
which was followed by an elaborate
reception at the home of the brides
parents.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-10
.ME. NoRDlcA's
GENEROSITY uNExcELLEp

CHICAGO Ills, Feb, l0.- Nine.
Nordiea has arranged 70 give song
recital al the auditorium this evening,
part Of the proceeds Of which will
10 toward relieving the suffering
among professional women left desti-
tute by the closing Of the Chicago
theaters. The boxes have all been
taken by the leading women Ct sc.
ciety. Tomorrow Nine Nordlca will
return east to commence her series
of Wagner recitals In New Yorl, and
either cities.
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TO REVIVE LEAGUE or
AMERICAN WHeELMEN.

BOSTON, Mass. Feb. 1o.-The nat
ional assembly Of the League Of Am.
erican wheelmen. which began its
sessions in Boston today. is but q
faint echo Of the great gathering held
here less than 4 decade ago, when
the oncefamous organisation was 10
tbe zenith or its prosperity Where
the old.tims assemblies were attended
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-10
FOR PROTECTION or
GAME IN OHIO.

COLUMBUS, Ohio. Feb. 10. The
League of American sportsmen. which
has for It's object the better protection
OF game. birds and fish. began its
sixth annual meeting in this city to-
day. From Maine in the east to
Washington, In the west nearly every
state and territory Of the union has
sent delegates. and two 81 the Cana.
dian provinces are likewise repre-.
sented at the meeting Discussions
of game laws will occupy the most Of
most or the time Of the convention,
which will be in session several days,
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THE BANK FAILURE
IN NEW YORK CITY

WASHINGTON, d. d, Feb. 10. 4
The Equitable National bank, New
York city. closed today By the order
OF The comptroller of the currency,
and National Bank Examiner Edward
Ridgeley was appointed receiver. The
failure Is due to bad loans and inju
lIclous management.
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UNCLE SAM WILL SEIZE
DOMINICAN GUNBOAT

WASHINGTON, D. G.. Feb. 10. The
firing on the Clyde line steamer New
York by a Dominican gunboat. as re-
ported In the cable dispatches pub.
lished today, has aroused the indigna-
tion Of official circles here II was
said at the navy department that the
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-10
GALLANT SOLDIERS Of N|KAD0 GAIN
FURTHER SUCCESSES UV[R RUSSIANS

vate telegram received here reports
the complete route Of the Japanese BY
the Russians on the Yalu river. The
adYices also claim that Chemulpo has
been occupied by Russian soldiers and
marines.
Declaration of War
Count eassini, Russian ambassador,
called on Secretary Hay today and
left him with the announcement of the
czar. declaring war with Japan.
English Neutral.
LONDON, Feb. l0.--lt was an.
nounced In the house Of commons to-
day that a proclamation Of British
neutrality will be drawn up IN a spe-
cial cabinet meeting tomorrow and
published shortly afterwards
Germany Agreeable.
BERLIN. Feb. 10.-Secretary Hays
note TO the powers concerning the neu,
trality of China was delivered to the
German government yesterday by the
foreign secretary II Is understood
the latter has already conveyed init
nation 10 Secretary Hay that the pro
posals are likely " be acceptable &
Germany because they tend to localizt
. ds
the war and avoid fresh subjects of n
ternational dispute.
Japan commends Hay.
LONDON, Feb. i0.--Of Secretar,
Hays note TO the powers on the sub
iect of preserving the integrity o
China. Baron Hayashi said: THE neu
trali,y of China was first suggested b,
my government and we received as
snranets from The Chinese that nen
trality would be observed Japan vii
certainly agree 70 Hays position
which cppears to be chiefly due 10 lh
! suspic'an that Russia migns find
pretexs for military action agasns
China If, however, the United State
and o.ner powers contemplate the rel
trality Of Manehuria. the case grow
very complicated So long as ther
are Pussian troops in Manchuria ia
pan could not regard it as neutral tel
ritory. Accordingly. we intend /
wage an aggressive land campaig
there
Fine Vessels Destroyed.
The vessels destroyed at Chemulp
were the Russian first-class cruise
variag and the third-class cruise
Korietz.
Bombardment Of Port Arthur.
LONDON, Feb. 10.-A dispatch {
the Central News from Port Arthu
says the Japanese fleet returned ther
Tuesday afternoon and again bon
barded the Russian fleet and fort
but soon withdrew During the firin
a Japanese cruiser grounded. Th
losses 20 the Russians were small
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-10
DIPLOMATIC AND CONSULAR
APPROPRIATION BILL PASSED.

WASHINGTON, ID. G.. Feb. 10. The
senate today entered upon the sonsid-
Grafton of the diplomatic and consular
appropriation bill All amendments
suggested BY the committee On appro-
priations were accepted and the bill
was passed.
After the conclusion Of routine bust
ness in the senate today, McCumber
spoke In favor Of the Panama canal
question,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-10
SUIT TO BE BROUGHT AGAINST
DENVER CITY CLERK.

DENVER. Colo. Feb. 10.--Judge
Palmer rendered decision today
which permits the district attorney 10
hlc information against tho city and
county clerk. julius Aichele. charging
shortage In accounts and missppropri.
alton OF funds.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-10

The alarm Of ilre on the west side
this afternoon led the department In
q hurry TO the home Of Felipe Garcia
The boys did good service. but The
flames had gotten such start that
the roof was badly damaged
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-10

w. s. Mays. chairman Of the D. of
II. T. grievance committee. who went
TO albuquerque on an official mis-.
sion, passed through the city tbs after.
noon on his way back to Topeka.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-10

probable course Of action after such an
outrage would be the seizure of the
government gunboat by Admiral Wise
Specific instructions have been cabIed
TO Wise regarding the protection of
American shipping interests in DomI
nican waters, where the training
squadron Is stationed
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-10
FIFTEEN KILLED
AND TWENTY INJURED.

OTTAWA, Ont, Feb. io--The lates,
reports from Sand Point. where the
collision Of two 800" trains occurred
Yesterday, show that fifteen ore dead
and twenty injured.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-10
Lancaster Menaced.

LANCASTER. Pa, Feb, To- Bacl,
water from the gorges In the susque.
hanna river covered the tracks Of the
Pennsylvaia railroad to depth II
three feet Four freight trains are
stalled with the water up to the cal.
floors, The situation is regarded ii
the most serious that ever confronte.
the town.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-10
Germany Willing to Accept
Secretary Hays PROPOSE.
ton to Maintain the Neu-
trality Of China. Report
Of japanese Defeat on the
Yalu River.

LONDON, Feb. 10,-The text Of an.
official dispatch received by Minister
Hayashi follows: Monday the Japan
ese squadron, escorting transports,
met on the way to Chenlulpo the Rus
sian gunboat Korietz as the latter was
coming out Of the port The Korietz
took an offensive attitude toward me
Japanese vessels and fired on the Jap
anese torpedo boats. The latter dis
charged two torpedoes ineffectiveiy
and then the Korietz returned to her
anchorage in port Early Tuesday
morning Admiral Urik, commanding
the Japanese squadron. formally called
on the Russian warahips to leave, add
ing II the demand was not complied
with he would be compelled to attack
them In the harbor. Two Russian
warships left port about 11.30 a. m.
and battle ensned outside the Poly
nesian Islands After an hours fight
ing, the Russian ships sought refuge
among the islands. Towards the
evening the Russian cruiser Variag
sank, and at a. M the Korietz is re-
ported to have sunk. having been
blown up. The officers and men took
refuge on the French cruiser Pascal,
There were no casualties on the lap
anese side.
a Toxic Version.
TOXIC, Feb. 10.--On arriving nj
Chemulpo, Korea. the Japanese sent
word to two Russian cruisers to leave
within a given time limit. The Rns-
SLAMS responded with an attack on a
Japanese torpedo boat, which replied
with torpedo ineffectively. AZ ~ a
hot fire, the Russian cruisers returned
to ChemuIpo and sank at the entrance
or the harbor. II Is not known wheth
er the sinking was due 20 the Japan
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-10
JURY PROBABLE
IN DEWEY CASE.

NORTON. Kans., Feb. 1O.--It nov
seems probable that jury will be SO.
cured by Thursday to try chaunceY
Dewey and his cowboys.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-10
First Class Russian Cruiser and Third
Rate Cruiser Destroyed in Bat
tie Near Chemulpo

ese fire or the Russians own action,
The crews of both Russian vessels
refuge on French warship.
Japs Capture Transports.
\ LONDON, Feb. 10 A dispatch from
Toxic dated today reports the cap.
ture BY the Japanese or the Korean
coast Of three transports Of the Rus
sian volunteer feet, conveying 1000
troops.
The Cars Explanation.
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 10, The
following Is the supreme manifesto Of
the czar contained in an official mes
sage this morning: BY the grace Of
God. we, Nicholas Il emperor and au-
tocrat of all the Russians, etc, make
known To our loyal subjects: In Gdr
solicitude for the maintenance of
peace, which Is dear to our heart, we
made every exertion to conserve tran
guilty IN the lar east. We signlf1ed
assent to the proposals of Japan to re-
wise the agreements regarding Korean
affairs existing between the two gov
ernments
Answers Force with Force.
However, negotiations upon the
subject we're not concluded Japan
declared the negotiations broken Of
and diplomatic relations dissolved
The Japanese government gave orders
to their torpedo boats suddenly to at
tack our squadron. We Immediately
commanded the viceroy in the fai
east to answer the Japanese challenge
with armed force Making known
this, our decision, We have unshaker
faith in the Almighty. and ask His
blessing on our stalwart land and ma
val forces.
fSigned)
HIS IMPERIAL MAJESTY,
IA.
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FLOOD ATT YORK, PA.
CAUSING DAMAGE,

YORK. Pa, Feb. lo.--The highest
water mark since 1876 prevails in the
snsquehanna river today The flood
is caused by series of Ice gorges.
Bridges and railway equipments were
carried away.
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HIS IMPERIAL MAJESTY,
NICHOLAS.
Meaningless Rumor.
The Cars Explanation.

ST PETERSBURG, Feb To- Some
newspapers here print extras claiming
a Russian victory at Port Arthur
Three Japanese warships and four tor
pedo boats are reported to have been
seriously crippled People are dem
onstrating, but there is no official con
flrmation for the report and the an
nouncement is. discredited.
Reported Japanese Defeat.
VLADIvOSTOCK. Feb 1O.---A pri
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-10

Engineer Parnell is registered ON
the boards today as an invalid
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Fine Vessels Destroy yed.

The vessels destroyed at Chemulpo
were the Russian first-cIass cruiser
Variag and the third-class cruiser
Korietz.