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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-09
LEFT DEAD ON BATTLEFIELD.
Russians and Japanese Engage In So
we're Fight Near Mukden.

Russians and Japanese Engage In So
we're Fight Near Mukden.
A Mukdon dispatch says tho aotly-
fly OF tho japanese against General
Ronnonknmpn's front continued No
yembor 2S, eliminating before noon
In one OF the soyOrest nights IN recent
weeks. Tho Jlpanoso retired only
about COO yards but after the fight
the Russians collected $50 Japanese
dead, all from the Seventh aud Ninth
reserve brlgados. The Russians also
captured a large quantity OF riiios. on.
trOnching tools aud Red Cross stores.
Night gurtiCs continue. Russian
scouts prove very adaptable 20 This
sort OF work. and can so an around
the Japanese In woodcraft
on the night Of November 20 n party
OF Siberian sharp hooters went GOT
and captured every one Of the guards
In front OF o Japanese party cutting
nre wood, without nrOuging the sas-
plclons Of tho japanese that anything
had happened.
On the evening Of November az Z
party OF Russian volunteers virtually
wiped out tho village Of Nanganza
situated at the foot Of the double
bumped hin opposite Pouulon u.ons
Tree, Hill. Tho Japanese had been
occupying q building In this village
every night ana hamporing tho Rpa.
sian EhlrpshootCrq
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-09

Ten persons were injured aud $780,
600 worth Of property destroyed as
tho result OF explosions caused by
spark lgapnE from a gasoline machine
ON which chauffeur was working in
Now York city Forty automobiles
wero destroyed or badly damaged, aud
so rapid was the progress OF tho fro
that men working Ia tho second story
ot the building had no opportunity to
escape by way OF tho stalrwayB, and
wero inrcnl ~ Iuan lrnm Window.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-09
WOMEN STRIKE IT RICH.
oenvsrites Invested In Mine which Is
Proving a BONANZA.

Proving a BONANZA.
Wealth. such as they mover dreamed
o. has fallen In The laps Of two Of
Dcnycr's young women. according 20 q
special dispatch from that city Tho
fortunate ones are Miss Edna Hop
kins, telephone operator at the Colo
RADIO Fuel a Iron company's ONCE. and
Miss Anna Rand. stcuugraphor at tho
Big Five Mining company
Last summer when there was a
great deal of taIs about tho wonderful
Goldhcil. N.y. discoveries the young
women became Interested In the sub
jcct. and in a spirit OF fun took a
"hyu. Later when the reports woro
moro favorable they Invested more,
and now t.og UnI themselves wealthy
They do mot know the exact figures.
but 10 ls beloved that each %. worth
81 least 100000 Other Denver ben.
oHclarIOs by tho strike are j. S. Tom.
pie J. Il. nouHup, Charles ". Wads-
worth aud George $. Rudd These
gentlemen and the two ladies now
comprise q company when owns tho
Sandstone claim, assays from which
will run $1,000 to 100000 por ton.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-09
Mo- MaIntaLn MhIle sunr,mney

cougrosEmm HardwIcb Of Che Tenth
Georgia district wrote lcttcr to son.
ator Bacon, asking DTS Views upon tho
present political situation, Senator
Bacon says horo Ir ou attempt to Re.
publlc0nizo tho South. Ito declares
that white supremacy must be main
tanned 10 tho South aud Southern pros
pcrity Is due 90 tho white supremacy
Rather than tho negro rule, Senator
Bacon is willing 90 accept a reduction
OF southern representation IN the con.
gross OF the United States.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-09
PRAYED FOR RAIN.
Then a Kentucky Farmer Stays Fam.
lily and Himself

~ aNh NNNNNHNNs
Enoch Sloan. a woll,to.do farmer OF
shelby Pike county. Kentucky. shot
and killed his wife. four children and
himself The killing took place about
II O'Clock at night. but nothing was
known Of Il until tho morning after.
when the daughter OF nelgborlnR
farmer called at the house TO borrow
some wator. the wen ON her fathers
place having been dry for wooks.
To the drought which IL playing
such havoc In Kentucky. tho awful sex.
luplo tragedy Is due sloan's farm was
one Of tho few IN Pike county whose
sistorns and springs had not long
been dry. Saturday night he told his
wife he was going 10 call on God for
the nrst time IN HIS life. Ito said he
had only enough water for the family
over Sunday. His stock had withored
md died, and the only relief no saw
was In Providence.
Dressing himself. he went to church.
In n loud yoiyo no called upon God TO
bring rain. So many others made sim.
liar appeals that his fervor was looked
upon only as natural. After church II
was ontlced that he was very much
excited. Ho won't home shortly after
10 o'clock. and nothing more was
known OF him until the next morning
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-09
okIahoma Wants statehood.

"The Flag Of our Republic will not
be complete until on its field OF blue
Is placed the rising star OF Oklahoma"
says tho annual report OF Governor r.
d. Ferguson OF Oklahoma. Tho report
adds. "W.th 100000 people $40 .OOO..
600 worth OF property the major por.
ton OF our public expenses bestowed
on our schools. unprecedented al.
vancCmont upon gll lines OF enterprise
II seems that congress should glyo us
the authority 90 exercise ln full tho
rights Of American citizena"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-09
MURDERED BY 11ooAR.
San Francisco Woman Killed by Man
She Had Fed.

Murdered. the police believe. " n
seggar To whom rho had given nod,
ne body Of Mrs Margaret Kelly vas
found one day last week In San ran
,isco by her fon James. The boy. vho
10 ~ years DID, had returned Dom
school with hls sister, aud he hurried
upstairs TO ask permission to play In
the street The door was locaed-nd
80 climbed mp the fire orcapc. whenhc
same upon hIa mothers body. AZ Dc
lime his pIayfcIIovs were waiting at
mo street door Tor him.
one Of the mDsi important clues TO
he murderer Is the bloody mark leit
hy % mauu thumb on the tablccloih.
The mark ls plain showing a thumb Of
unusual shape. aud Will be- most con.
ylncing Testimony. according TO tho
famous BertIon system OF measum.
mcnta.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-09
Bank Does Business at All Hours.

Impressed by the need for au Instltu
tlou whore money may DO obtained at
any hous prominent Ncw York nnan
olors and commercial mon have. Il Is
announced by tho Herald. organized
tho First NIsht and Day Blnl, q safe
Deposit company The names OF mon
prominent ia the business and Goclil
world appear ON tue organization con-.
mlttoc aud tho r1p.l1l stool, Of Sei1.
600 already lUH boon sUhrcr'hcd. Tim
concern also VIII have % working slt
plus of s25UOUU
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-09
DOWN WITH AurocRAoY.
Russian Reformsrs Meet and Demand
Free Speech and a Parliament

A remarkable meeting Of 100 per.
sons the cream Of the Russian intelli.
gent classes. was held In st. peters.
burg Saturday night Koroloako
prominent Russian novelist. presided.
and among those IN attendance we're
Maxim Cork. in hls customary peas.
ants attire. somoysky. the historian,
Madame GallIna. the poctcss. hedamo
shapla. the novelist, and other Writer'S.
Numerous resolutions we're alsptcd
demanding constitutional reforms.
freedom NJ speech. a parliament etc.
A poem was read denounclng bureau
cracy. Tor carrying ON an unjust war IN
Manchuria Many women were In tears
when Cork. In scene Of enthusiasm.
kissed one OF the orators. The ncot
Ing closed at Q o'clock In tho morning
amid shouts uf Down with the iuto.
,rary."
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-09

The war department has directed
that Recruit stephen Putuey, Jr. OF
tho general service, Jonoraon bar
racks. De discharged without honor
from tho army ou tho ground that no
enlisted uudor false urotonsC8. Putuoy
80 young yirFuian who recently got
into trouble 90 ST. louis. resulting in
the loss of an his money. One OF tho
stories was that De had been KID.
mapped and robbed OF some valuable
family jcwelry and that ne enlisted
Ia tho army while druggod.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-09
FELL INTO AN AmBuscADE.
Japs Given a Licking In Attempt to
Turn Rennenkampif's Flank


Turn Rennenkampn's Flank
There Is a persistent rumor In Muk.
don that the force OF japanese sent 10
turn General Rcnnonkamnn'a flank
has been rcpulsod with great loss. The
story Ia not yet officially confirmed.
hut details arc given with great cir,
cumshnualIty. II SIS stated that Gen
oral RcnncukampH. who know tho
movement was maturing. awaited tho
Japanese nj tho mouth of ono OF tho
captured passes. and that the Japan.
oao turning force throw themselves
UnsuHrcutug into tho umbuGCado.
whore. after The nght tho Russians
collected 500 Japanese yuuaos. 10 Is
added that there are 1000 moro Jap
mcso corusu which 10 has been i'm.
possible tn collect owing 90 the fro OF
tho Japanese This docs not include
the Japanese losa Ia wounded Tho
Russian loss. according 90 This nc
count was only thirty or forty mon.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-09
Mlkado Of Japan Opens the Second
War Diet.

Tho emperor OF Japan formally
opened the second war dict on
"Wednesday rlo roto through tho
crowded streets OF Toxic In q state
coach, escorted by a troop Of Lancers.
and accompanied by the crown prince,
his stan and some members. OF tho i'm,
perlal household 20 the house OF par
lament whore both houses were as.
semblod in the chamber OF representa-.
tiyes. The diplomatic corps and many
prominent government officials were
present
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-09
CONGRESS MET AND ADJOURNED
Little Business Done In Either Branch
at First Days Session.

with the senate In session thirteen
urnutciL INC tast 'ueseion "a ,nc witty
eighth congress was assembled Mon
day. In both the senate and tho house
a committee was appointed 10 walt
upon tho president and inform him
that congress was ready TO receive any
communication he had to send Roso-
lutlona Of respect to tho memory OF
the late Senator lionr Of Massachu-
sotta and Quay Ut Pennsylvania were
adopted by both houses. and tho ad.
iournmonta taken wcro In further trlh-
ute 90 their memory. The only bust
ness outside " tho usual ilrst day rod.
tine was the adoption Of "A resolution
In the house extending until January
8. 1905. the time within which tho
merchant marine commission may
mako lta report.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-09
FIERCE BATTLE RAGING.

Jap Forces Attacking Port Arthur
From ao3-Meter HILL
Imperial headquarters IN Toxic
made tho following announcement
Tuesday, "our forco operating against
20aMotor hIll advanced AZ 10 o'clock
today from trenches already captured
near tho summit OF the hin, and arc
now struggling for the fouthcaGtern
portion OF the fort on tho summit A
iiorce battle was sim raging AZ 7
O'Clock tonight.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-09
TROUBLE IN VENEZUELA.
Foreign Element ls Apprehenslvs Of
Danger.

Reports have reached tho state do
partment OF a very unsettled state OF
AFFAIRS In Venezuela Many citizens
hayc been put In prison for alleged 20.
litloal orcnses; public opinion Is in.
famed. and serious apprehension for
their safety prevails among tho for.
elgn element. The state department
IL closely watching tho progress OF
events thorc II is patiently awaiting
the nnnl decision Of the supreme court
Of Venezuela Ia the case OF the Amor.
lean asphalt concern When that do,
csIlon Ia handed down announcement
Will be- made OF the policy 20 DO pur.
sued by this government.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-09
Cripple Creeks Troubles VIII End
with Adams' Inauguration.

II IS announced on authority OF un
lon men TINT tho strike IN the Cripple
Creek Colo. district which wRa DO
gun eighteen months nEo win he do,
olarcd on by tho Western Federation
OF Miners within one wool, nftcr the
the Inauguration of Goyoruor.olcct Al.
Va Adams. should Governor Peabody
be given another torm II is said. the
strike VIII not bo called on, although
leading fcderatouIstB hore admit
that the fight has boon lost
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-09
RsvI.e TrealIs. nm oth.r powera

As soon as the now Russo German
treaty Is ratified. Russia expects 70
open negotiations for the revision Of
commercial treaties with other powers
Ono Of tho mo1t important results.
doubtless. viii DO the ending OF tho
trade war with the United States
which arose over tho imposition Of a
eountorynillng duty ON Russian sugar
few years ago. Russia rctaliatod,
Imposing the maximum duty on Amor
lean goods virtually ending American
lmportntIons and destroying tho grow
Ing Russian market FOR American man.
ufaoturod goods The loss of Amer
lean trade has boon about 100000
annually.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1904-12-09
WHAT RUSSIA HOPES FOR.

Expects to Make Lasting Alliance
With Japan.
Tho London Daily Tolorraph's con
respondent at 81. Petersburg claims te
have uuimpoachahlo evidence that
Russia Is reckoning on tho necessity
Of making a fasting peace with Japan
by means Of an offensive and deien.
siyo al!lacc, which rs recognized as
an indispensable condition Tor the sue.
cess Of RuaaIa's eastern policy.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-26
para que hizO
DiOS a la mujer?

He aquf algunas defniciones que Sc
dan la pregunta que sirve de epigra-
fe eStas lineas:
Un sarcerdote:spara la perdicion del
hombre.
Un abogado: para forn.ular diez We
ces por dia TN artiCulo de contesta-
ci0n la demanda.
Un militar: para rendir la plaza
despues dc una batalla.
Un soci6logo: para tener los m1smos
derechos que los hombreS sin reve-
ses.
Un medico para que fuera la ma
Dire del genera enfermizo, 8 sea hu-
mano.
Un enamorado: para que pueda
eXistir ell cielo sobre la terra,
Un comerciante: para que cada cual
venda su genero.
Un tonic: para que yo me case con
la Pascualita.
Un pololo: para poderla yer todcs
los dla en- la puerta.
Un celoso: para andar con cuatro
ojos,
Un hjo: para que supieramos II
que eS una madre.
Una mujer: para que los honbres
sigan tras de nosotras, reirnos un POGO
Ell los primeros aflos de Ii vida, y
marchar despues tras ellos con 10 doble
y penosa carga Gle esposa y madre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-26
Jose LlOmpart.

STOP. 17.-SAHTURcE.-P RICO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-26
Board of Medical Examiners
Convocatoria examenes el 4 de Octubre

Los aspirantes a examenes de Me-
dicos, Practicantes Y Comadronas, que
deseen obtener licencias para Ell ejer-
cicio de estas profesiones en- Puerto
Rico, pueden dirigir sus solicitudes y
pedir los informes que cream conve-
nientes, a la Secretarfa de este Board,
antes del 80 de Septiembre.
Dichos examenes, segun r. precep-
tuado por la ley, tendran lugar ell prl-
mer martes de Octubre proximo, en-
las ofcinas de este Board.
Dr.. M. Queyedo Baes, STeretario.
Callc Allen Il 6apartado 7l2 San Juan, P. R.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-26
iOJO! iOJO!
LA INGLESA."
I6-FORTALEZA-IO

Unca fibrica de colchones en- toda la Isla
de Puerto Rico. Pueblo no tie dejes en-
gaflar de los que los reciben del exterior la
especialidad de esta casa consste en- la fabri-
cac6n de las telas metllicas para los mismos
alambre dc acero garantizado que no cede
iamas. Los precios son baratisimos al alcance
de todas las fortunas.
Qucda prohibdo ell vender al por mayor
ninguna quucalla de csta Capital Grandes
rebajas al por mayor para los pedidos de Ia
Isa.
NOTA. - Sc colocan tejidos 4 maderas
usadas.
EWgeni0 Rcy.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-26

L O RT LEZ A Z 0

Hahirndo carhiado de dueIo este acrcditad"
establrrimiento, han Sido introduG'das Gi grail
deS rclnrmas, que ie ponen ii la altura de Ii $ ne
jores de sn claSe. En- 81 Sc encontrarau los mas
exquistnS piatos De las cocnas francesa. america
ma ingcSa V crola, aSi como un excecnte ser
yicio en- toio lo que sc reaciona con esta clase
de eStabecimieAt0s.
ss+ Una vista al Hotel Marina.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-26

montafIas en- que ell paso era estrecho,
los vagones de transportes Sc habian
construido largos y angostos para acom-
pafiar la Division que debia cruzar
por aquel paraje.
Los vagones anchos no Sc enviaron
4 los pasos estrechos, nj los anchos a
los angostos; asf como tampoco n1ngun
vehiculo a los desfladeros en- donde'
solo los "coolles" podian cargar con ell
equipaje Durante ailos Sc ha estado
midiendo en- ell Japon los recursos y
medios de accion de las fuerzas rusas
en- ell campo en- donde sabian que ocu-
rriria la primera parte de la campafla,
Sc espero con verdadera paciencia
oriental ell momento oportuno para dar
ell golpe. Cuando lego la ho1a, dieron
ell golpe con esa fuerza engendrada por
la confanza y la seguridad que les da-
ban sus estudios y conocimientos.
No dejaron NADIA al acaso; todo ha
sido calculado con la rlgida exactitud
de matematicos. La naturaleza del te-
rreno en- donde ten1an que combatir;
la calidad y equipo de las tropas
enemigas; las proba bilidades y poslbl-
lidades atmoseericas; Ell vestuario que
necesita ban la comida que tenian
que obtener. Todas estas cosas Sc es-
tudiaron durante varios a1os. y ell 1e-
sultado de estos desvelos puestos en-
frente de la negligentc seguridad de
sus rivales, no podfa ser mas que uno
la seguridad de hacerse dueflos de
fiar la aperture de la ca mpana,
LA ARTILLERfA JAPoNEsA
Do quiera los rusos tenian una arti
lleria que probaba ser efcaz a un al
canoe dado, los japoneses Sc arreglaban
para hacer frente esa artilleria con
caflones de mas alcance y de accion
mas rapida, y hacerlo tan pronto, que
los moscovitas no tuviesen tempo de
comba tir su bater1a reemplazando sus
pleas. uiejas por cafones modernos
hasta que ell prestigio~ ruso no hubiese
recibido TN gelpe terrible. Y hasta ell
presente no ha dejado una sola vez de
coronar ese plan ell exito mas satisfac
torio. Esto no durara sfno hasta la
campaila de invierno, porque he visto
una enorme cantidad de artillerfa mo-
derna conducida por ferrocarril Har-
bin, en- donde, seg1n creo Sc guarda-
ra la mayor parte hasta que caigan las
primeras nevadas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-26

Colmado.-Ventas al por mayor detail
Casa fundada en- 1SS8.-Competo surtido de Vi
nos, Licores, Aceites, Conservas, DuIces y toda
clase de provisiones.- .-Importacones directas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-26
Domingo Garcia marien

Delinennte con 16 amos de practica en- trabajo
de carreteraS terrocarrles, editcios desllnde de
nete
Sc cncarga dc toda clases de trabajos de agrl'
mensura demas concerniente su rsno.
PRECIOS DE SITUACION
CAGUAS. SAN JUAN.
Calle dc Acosta. san EOse ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-08
NEW ARMS FOR INDIA.
IN URriUalIed Field GUH-TO 4Sk
Russia about Coal.

London. March 7.-On formally introducing
the army estimates for the coming year in the
House Of Commons to-day the War Secretary,
II. O. Arnoid-Forster. announced that n new
field and horse artillery gun had been adopted.
The Secretary added that Il would be unrivalled
in Europe, and said its manufacture would be-
gin in April. II was hoped to complete los field
guns and eighteen horse artillery guns in the
financial year.
Practically the whole OF the first years sup
ply Of the new guns would be sent 20 India,
which was the only possible place Of contact
with a great European army. and the place
whore long ranges were common. The guns
would fire 1S1z and 121z pound projectiles.
new rife was also I'm course Of manufact-
ure. the Secretary further announced. and India
would take 1900 stands thereof in the coming
year.
Answering a question IN the House OF Com
mons this afternoon. the Premier. M Balfour,
said the government considered that Russias
declaration that she intended to treat coal as
contfaband Of war was of the greatest impor-
lance The Premier added he was aware that
the Russian plenipotentiary at the West African
conference held at Berlin IN December. 1884.
IN relation 10 the naturalization Of the Congo,
stated that Russia never would accept an in
depreciation that coal should be considered by
International law as contraband OF war. and
that his government would categOrically re-
fuse 20 consent 10 recognize coal as oontraband.
either in relation TO the Congo or any other
district whatever
In view oc this. 1Ir. BaIfour said, the British
government was taking steps TO obtain more
precise information in regard to the interpretR-
ton Of the Russian declaration respecting con-
traband OF war.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-08
co1ER NOT TAKING SIDES NOW.

The quick shifts IN Democratic state po1.-9- -o-
~ CONTROLLER Bird :. CoIer. who ran for 50 -.
80, ,-sarz a-o. advocating party policy ~ - ~,
Cr,,sitfo- to that favored by ex-senator M -
800 The nomination Of Mr.. COler for Cow -
NJ r1iU IS In favor OF delegation ins'I -,
-, parker for President. Mr. Coler Is 's- a.
,.,-.-,,ctf,1 for the New-YorS delegates. !,
l,-r,r.s views are set forth in a recent nuii'O
..r-l,., r-dspeudent." in which he says
--,,,. fs a time for the Democratc parry 20 srfe
~ 90 snergias and mental capttclly ~ - 0
ait - wise policy for the future GOV - c,ndi-
ttol 20 II Is not the time 70 seaIcH ~ ire
SLe ttrs1r occasions produce sfe1l - - for
NOT the candidate VIII Win o is.,irss Of
-, ''grty ~ the next electloi- INC ,.,f5 not Be
t nc 80 cannot be- undone. but they Isfrer as
e.asfe5 This year the party cdI can sr.-,orv than
reg SSSf-r sen toward wisdom ana IT,. c.,r,aar-
an ~ dsferates TO the next ndt -. or the
tfo- without iuStrucll0nS luz any
nomination for Eresl'ieilt. discussion Of
A., convention. untrlnllilel .tio-s and
Ihe y. - 10 ~eDresentatves or an - ~. ,,,,il-
the .be country would surely led..-g4rfory
lnIeIes'S - oU extreme views ana a
tclt tlon 49, on q wise and winning po1O'' ,
WI, Mr. Coler was asked yesterday p ago,
". ~, ,isvys he put IN writing two n'O"'-7
Ne .,,. vras the last thing said on -. he
- s,,biect OF instructed Delegates - Hi
uculal 'I,,,..rsy arose between No.. .5iersen
fore the Sut''N = me friends or Jleso =, L shall
ana AulI ~. Cor Governor two yedlS 49, situation
suPpYL - 49,, personally taking pltI'. t
y - . - not directly concern ~