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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-27
RUSSIAN RESCRIPTS.
One to Kuropatkin as Command.
er.in.Chief of Forces.

81 Petersburg, Oct 1.-Two impcr.
tai rescripts are published In the OmcIal
Messenger this morning, the first Of
which is covered by Viceroy Alexieffs
order OF the day announcing the APP
pointment Of Gen. kuropatkin to the
Grief command OF the Russian forces
iu the east
The second Is addressed to Gem Kuro-
patkin MS commander-in-ch of an the
military and naval forces at the scene
Of war II concludes with these words.
Your military experience, strength
ened by your action In Mauchuria,
makes me feel confident that you
viii break the obs,inacy Of the enemys
forces at the head Of your glorious
army and will thereby assure TO Rus.
STA peace In the far east"
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FIGHTING BEGINS
SOUTHEAST
OF MUKDEN.

Mukdon. oct Fighting be.
gan az 10 o'clock last evening
southeast Of Mukden. The Jap
anese have advanced to the vii.
lage OF Jerdagan, which they are
reported to have captured after a
fight lasting until this morning.
There was an artillery fight on
the night OF oct. 20 on the north
shore Of the Shakhe river, direct
~ south Of Mukden, The can.
nonading, which was heavy. was
continued today. the Russians at.
taoklng the japanese unsuccess-
fully, The fighting, Il is believed.
will continue up TO the walls OF
Mukden.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-27

Jefferou City Mo- oct q Senator
Charles W. Fairbanks Republican can
dIdalc Tor ylCo president Us touring the
state OF Missouri accompanied by Ma
ronal Committeeman Thomas j. Atkins %,
w T. Mason of Illinois and John v,
Wanger Republican candidate for secre.
tary ~ state Of Missouri
Senator Fairbanks opened his speech
here with an explanation OF the Republ-
c,li idea of protection and stated that tho
results Of a protective policy has saved
the country from stagnatlon In conClud-
lnr he paid tribute to President Roose-
welt aud asked for the loyal support Of
tho candidacy OF cyrus z Walbridge for
governor Of Missouri.
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Coal for Russians.

Manila. oct. g7.-Tho British coliIor
Elan1v. an iron vessel owned by tho
slmpgon steamship company Of London,
which with cargo OF coal from Cardiff,
Wales has been awaiting orders from the
agent OF tho owners here for the past 70
days has mysteriously disappeared lt Is
rumorcd that the vessels coal supply "a
intended either for Vladlvostok or Port
Arthur
II is unpfnclally reported that nine coll
Hers have sailed nom Java and Suma-
that their destination Ia unknown
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ARE THEY BURGLARS {?
Two Men Taken from Rio Grande
Freight Train,

Two suspicious characters are being held
at Moab ostensibly on the charge Of vag-
aucy. They were taken from a freight
train on the Rio Grandc and seemed TO
be anxious TO get out OF Utah EXamIna-
ton OF the boNcar In which they We're
travelling brought to light two dozen pairs
of mems shoes that had evidently been
stolen. II Is believed that the goods were
taken from stores either ut Lehi or Muir
ray, there having been bursarles Iu both
towns named thls week
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CHURCH APPOINTMENTS.
Where Apostles Will be on Saturday
And Sunday Next,

Members Of the Council OF Apostles
VIII attend stake conferences on Sat.
urday and Sunday next as follows:
Fremont--Francis NJ. Lyman and Hy-
rum VI. Smith.
Juab-Reed Smoot
Cache--George Albert Smith.
Alpine Sunday Charles w. Peurose
Pioneer Rudger Clawson.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-27
SWEDISH SHIP FIRED on.
Supposed to Have Been Done by
Russian War Vessel

London oct 27.-The correspondent
Of Lloyd's az Genc, Sweden. telegraphs
that the Swedish steamer Aldebarau
from HUI reports that she was fred
az by a supposed Russian Warship in
the Skagerack az 10 o'clock in the even
ing Of oct q, but sustained no dam
age.
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BELIEVES HE SANK ONE OF THEM
Story Of Captain Of the Trlwler
Moulmelu Closely Comedies With
Russian Admirars.
PUTS NEW COMPLEXION ON CASE.
There We're No Torpedoboats With
Squadron When the Incident Dc.
CURED, Says the Report

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able that Russia mas make representa-
tons to Great Britain and that the
whole course Of exchanges between the
two governments regarding the AFFAIR
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-27

Berlin, oct 27-Buslness on the
boerse today was depressed owing 10
the Anglo Russian tension IN regard to
the North sea incident
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-27

London oct. 2l,--Thc version o. Ad.
miral Roiostvensly's report given out
Iu London says Rojestyensky states
That there never WAS any intention OF
firing ON the Bdtsh trlwlers II ID
stray shot hit % boat % WAS entirely au
accident The tuWlpre were early mo-
ticed by the Russian feet as IL passed
Dogger bank Among the fishing boats
two steamers moving at hich speed and
looking exactly lIkc torpedo boats veto
observed.
Roiestvousky concluded that these
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-27

One hundred more buyers in your store
yesterday might have made tho day a
record breaker for you-and ten inch.
os more Of advertising 0paoe would
probably have drawn them there
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-27

..r--t.... may tSrvs, waiting for tho
The h0,s' oroy,; and your store may
sra" " II you wait unit you arc
,eTT,sssIY READY TO advertise II
Adequately. -.---
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10
Travel Without Worry.

Last Friday evening the inmates OF the
Soldiers Home enjoyed a great enter
tainment. On that occasion Mr.. Arthur
B. Clarke appeared before them and
gave his popular lecture. entitled "A
Trip Across the Sea,
BY word and picture he took the party
from New York by steamer giving an
account OF some of the things ocean tray
elers do to while away tho time. Some
OF the Incidents were amusing, and It
did one good to hear the old soldiers
laugh heartily, The traveller is then
taken through the Azores, then to Gibral-
tar, and the mighty rock is explained
and some OF its history is told, Thence
down the Mediterranean to Naples ana It's
beautiful bay, around which he taxes
his audience; then to Mount Vesuvlus
and to its victim. Pompeii, which was de-
stroyed a.. D. 49, and has been discovered
and uncovered partially since 1873. me
pictures OF Pompeii are particularly fine,
and with the lecturer one feels he IS
walking the very streets OF the buried
city.
4 Thence the audience is taken to Venice,
tho quaint city, with streets or water,
WITH its great churches and Companies;
thence to beautiful Switzerland with Us
quaint cities, snow-capped mountains.
snnrkline lakes and rivers. Here tho
aud ence Is left in a sort of wonderland
to get home as best they can.
The lecture abounds IN narrative, his
tory, description OF scenery, art and per-
sonal experience, commingled IN Q most
pleasing manner, ~ tl WI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10

ia shioned steep roof was formerly COW.
cred with shingles. It has large galleries
on all sides. The main body contains two
rooms. although It may be converted into
one by movable partition. In olden
times 1t was the custom Of this church
for the ladies to sit In one room, and the
men in tho other. a
The body OF the church Is sixty by
forty feet. Tho window blinds, doors, &c.,
are OF solid heart pine plank The old
fnshlonad substantial woodwork on the
interior is Of heart pine, and is rs sound
as when placed there. All OF this. Of
course, was sawed. 4
At one time the church had a large
membership, and Mt the big meetings
thousands would often gather here. Rev.
John Bacon Crenshnw and Nathaniel
iCrenshaw we're two Of the prominent old
pastors With little hopes OF this fast
diminishing denomination ever again get
ting any foothold here. tho church a
short time ago was sold.
This old structure. which Is an Interest,"
Ing landmark, and q model OF ancient
architecture, Is situated amidst a gloomy
forest OF pine and cedar, which now GROW
almost up to It's walls, and near It runs
q. stream Of clear sweet water, known as
Cedar Creek.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10

tlion gallons day are being filtered. At
| meeting of the aldermen last night nos
only was the contract with the jackson
| Company declared performed and the
money paid, but new contracts for two
more filters, making the supply two
million gallons daily, were entered into.
The contracts this time were made with
Mr.. Mccormick, who uses the sedemen-
| tary system OF ftering. and who Is con-
sidered marvel OF practical construction
| engineering.
THE CHARLOTTE AND DURHAM 4
Major W.. A. Guthrie, of Durham
speaks hopefully of work now being done
on the Charlotte and Durham Railroad,
Of which he Is the general counsel. and
one of the promoters. Work Is now going
on at both ends of the road About four
miles are graded near Plttsboro, and a
| force Is now ut work there, While work
! is being pushed near Troy, In Mont
gomery county, AZ soon as these ter
minals are completed the whole force Will
be put to work bringing the road to
Greensboro. a handsome steel bridge to
span the river near Troy has Just been
completed by the Burlington Bridge Conn
/ panY, and Major Guthrie says 1t Is a
| splendid piece OF work.
The annual music carnival, which WAS
! inaugurated here with such abundant
success last year will be held here this
year. beginning April 29th. The Boston
Festival Orchestra will be again q
| feature OF the carnival and will give
two entertainments on tho afternoon and
night Of April 30th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10
.B|'.ROlN.N|'IA'|'|.U|..|'S''''''T.|
S |; ] / TERN.
Governor Molaguc Declines 70.
Pardon tl,ID5te'faalu 11,g II n
sa5 sstrraye Cashier ;ashcics,
LIGHT
- ~ u u
his PUNISHMENT.
!. Short Tcrs Governor rs: Things '
for 50 rave 4, offcnsc'
sentdcc Tomorrow "

All the hots OF ln y o. - N.
either pardopr Communication . S',''s,s
...,,rad r. Ines Of, his lips" yesterday
,,,,a, .ovabr Montague declined 70 III
,.rfere In Il case, which means that ing
!, !, mat i've out his term OF one ye ale
a.. ia ,ohbnt,ary for einbezzling sl''uv
4 ,r,n, thn ,ife Insurance Company y
| Virginia (Which he was for many yeMs
cashler. rbwn Will likely be sentenced '
!. IN ,l,c FITTINGS Court tomorrow, u' 'u
! all, IL tain to the pcnitcntiary &C pl'ce.
IiIn fricas made persistent figlt :. ip =,
4 Mn hnt!Judge witt. CommonWtall''lh
, Attnrnrv cl,ardson and the Goer1n}or,
III lool he ground that II WAS not q
80 q ysh,n the verdict OF the jug should
- - dcdnlng 10 Interfere injthe case.
the Govtnor said:
>'i.Fro,nthe facts In the case1t appears 8
B.ha, ahlit twelve months bepre nus ar
resi- the applicant a b'lsed lYP9s N,'J hs
~ shier IL an insurance comfny ny en-
hezy,,rs from time TO time dferent sums ms
~ mont untilsthe same gresat'ed over yer.
swami IN thousand dollarg and that ne
Z covored these thefts by flse entries tries N
,te hoks OF the compan' AL OF which
came i light shortly aff ne lett RICH
roond | November last. ,stensibly for a
shnrt ,]s,, on Februar,e7. 1901, made
rns,,s,unn upon the ovcrnor Of I'LL.
y al. ror ,he ertradttion { Brown, he thin
he,ny ,,r,ler n arrest in te city Of Chicago.
AytorGbis arrest he ade confession OF
h,s p,,ilt and rcstori The money en-
hczzlsd or ,ndemnifd his employers or
81 s,,ra,ias nna, h,s nd. On March 18th
Ia n,o.d ruiitv In ,hn court OF the lar
conv 80 10 5ia-rcjum mentioned, and
r.ca,ved ! vcrdicrof one year In the
neniten,tarv ,he west punishment for
grand larceny.
s !c,ae ~ du,v "a lain that should con-
SIR n Ire oninii OF the trial Judge ard
,rnsac,,t,nr at,cey. both Of whom write.
tint thov ..knr OF no reason why the
yord,ct .ho,,1d,e 3interfered with In
deed itIs,s n1ifest that an executive
n.ou,d no Who unauthorized to Interfere
3pitb "a light punishment for go grave
a CRIME AMI am constrained TO deny
the petltionar pardon as well as that
for communion
April 9, 7.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10
FR.ATERNAL NEWS AND GOSSIP.

In the Initiation, were Fast aacne.ls
Burkert and Simmons. of Indlanola Irioe'
of Manchest err, Va, and Past Sachena y.
L. Pattison, of Manaka Tribe.
The members OF Mattaponi Tribe VIII
visit Indianola Tribe tomorrow night IN
a body. All the members of the tribe
are urged to assemble promptly at their
lodge room tomorrow night. 4
The New Age IS the title OF a maya
zine which will soon be published IN
Washington In the interest Of Free Mas
only, and especially to Scottish Rite Mas
onry. Hon. George IT, Moore, OF Mont
gomery, Ala, will be the editor, and
Francis Perry Elliott, managing editor.
Hon. James D. Richardson Of Tennessee,
Sovereign Grand Commander of the sup
rene Council. Southern Jurisdiction. IS
one Of the board Of managers. and he has
associated with him aRnumber8of proml-
nent Masons from all parts Of the South
ern Jurisdiction
A fact that might DO interesting to
| Rebelsnhs. the ladies' auxiliary to the
IT. o. %, FL Is that Schuyler Colfax, the
author Of the ritual OF tho Rebckah de-
gree, presided in turn over both the
House OF Representatives and th,e Senate
or the United States, being the only per-
son who has ever presided over both OF
ties, great Legislative bodies,
A class Of several candidates was
| initiated mt the meeting of mccarthy
Council, Royal Arcanllnl. Thursday night
..mong tha visiting brethren were Rev.
r. r.. NIcFaden. grand regent. and s'sv-
eraI other prominent members OF the Or
der, who delivered interesting addresses,
Besides transacting large amount of
routine business, Dove Lodge. NO. 81,
a.. r. and a NJ, had work in the first
and second degrees at Its meeting Friday
night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10
THE,CIRLLESS
TELEPHONES /: !: H. \
Greensboro Rapidly Realizing
Some Of the Worlds Uto-
plan Dreams.
WATER SUPPLY
CLEAR
a Filter Plant That Clears a
Million Gallons Of Water
a Day.
tsoec,al % The Tlmea- Dispatch.)


GREENSBORO. NJ G.. April s.-Tho
Automatic Electric Company, of Chicago
has installed an experimental set OF telc-
nhone Instruments here, which are being
nnerntcd to-day for the first time. and
arc WORKING with wonderful precision and
nlertncss without the presence OF any
one nj nil at"central" The connection
is automatic, instantaneous, and If tho
Inc 10 busy.athe fact Is Indicated by all
immcdiato "buzz'' from the machinery
at central. The Citizens Committee, who
have in charge the investigation into the
establishment Of an independent system
here arc making a very careful exan,ina-
ton OF this new and wonderful Improve
ment In the telephone world, and unless
the present. friction Or war with the Bell
Company is adjusted soon, the automatic
seryice Will be used In the new system.
Five years ago the following lines wero
penned hy some genius. and quoted far
and near:
..w Va. wireless wires and horseless cabs,
But will we ever own
A cussless, waltlcss. out-of order-less.
Girlless telephone?
Chairman p. d. Gold, Jr.. OF the Citi-
gems Committee. this morning, after
testing the merits OF the automatic"
authorized the following answer;
1--WE have IT sure,
All right. secure;
And never a girl Is in It,
Its work is clever.
And you will never.
Have to walt n minute"
CLEAR WATER,
Greensboro Is now rejoicing tover clear
water. Two years a go. the Jackson Filter
Company made a contract with the city
aldermen for the installation Of two
filters, with a capacity Of million gal
Ions Of clear wa ter daily.
The filters did not furnish clear water
and the city refused to pay. The jackson
Filter Company then had Mr.S"slliam Z
Mccormick, Of Charlotte, to come here
and examine into the trouble. Mr. Nc
Cormick began his task Of remedyinE de-
fects OF the original plant last January
The result has been phenomenal sue
cess. Not only are the filters now giving
out water as clear as crystal. but mil
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10
SCHOOL TRUSTEES
60 TOTALL TIMBER.
School Book Agents Pursue
Them Day and
Night.
Especial to The rimes-Dispatch.)

tSpec!a! to The Times Dispatch.)
ROEBuRY. VA. April 9.-Thls section
was visited yesterday by terrible cleo
trio storm, the wind doing considera BILE
damage to the fences. In many places
the roads are blocked by fallen trees.
Farmers are pushing ahead with their
farm work. All crops will be late.
This section is overruE by book agents
representing different firms The school
trustees and teachers are having a hard
time. All like to be respectful, but pa
tIence has ceased to be virtue, SO per-
slstent are the agents in their demands.
Mr.. w. r. Tunstall. one OF the most
polite and obllgirg OF all the trustees.
left Yesterday for Windsor Shades, where
he will remain In the mars hes OF the
iChIcka hominy until April 10th, when the
Inst meeting OF the county board Will
be held
Mr. Tunstal says It's tho only means
OF escape he has from berg worried to
death.
turned from Richmond yesterday, where
he had been to purchase the outfit for his
istillery. Three thousand dollars has
been spent for machinery. The output
viii he fifty gallons per day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10
GOVERNOR ON TRIP.
With Staff at Southern Pines,
LAWYERS Prepare Defense.

Especial to The Times Dispatc t.)
VI RALEIGH, M c.. ipril 9..--Supe
dent Mckee, OF the hospital for the ms n
sane at Raleigh, who has just returned
from q conference with the directors OF
the state Hospital at Morganton. with =
view 10 arranging for receiving into one
or the other of the two institutions, the
hundred or moro meritorlous applicants
FOR admission and treatment. says the
conference was In every way successful y
and steps will be taken now to receive
these applicants at once. b
Governor .Aycock and sta ff8 are as
Southern Pines to-day, and VII remain
over, Sunday as guests at Carolina Ho tel.l
They witnessed the great golf tourna-i
,ment to-day, The officers that accom-
,pany Governor Aycock are Ad5utant.
General Royester, OF Oxford; Colonel
Francis a, + Macon. OF Henderson,; Colonel
J. Harper Erwin. OF Durham: Colonel
w. d. Pollock. of Kinston; Colonel
Wescott Robson, of High Point; Major
a. e. Lloyd. of DlE\am; Major w. u.
Smith, OF Durham; Captain Y, 2. Smith.
Of Raleigh; Captain w. NJ Fellon, OF
Durham; Colonel Robert 8. Young OF
Concord, and Major w. H. Massenbur
OF oxford They will RETAIN to Raleish
Monday.
r, G. Lawrence and a, W. Mclean
OF the Lumberton bar, are here preparing
for the defense OF tho members OF the
bar in the event Judge PEBBLES Institutes
the contempt that no has threatened ne-4
cause of the action OF the bar In con-
tinuing all jury causes on tho Robson
county docket for April. because they
did not want to try them befors Judge
PEBBLES. They say they anticipated no
trouble In clearing themselves OF any
charge that may be brought against
them
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10
.DRU il. SHOT
TOO HASTILY.
Such VS. Public Opinion on the
Killing Of Parks Nielsen
hcimer.
FATHER WILL VII. SUE Of. DRu . :'''
Declares His Purpose to Clear
His Sons Name Of the Taint X
Drt1ry PITT Upon It.
,speclal u mn. rlmcs .plspatch.,

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
NORFOLK, vAn April O.-1'he family
OF Parks Mesenhelmcr will Immediately
return TO their former home, at Sails
bury, N. c. B
Sentiment regarding the case appears
to have changed, and tho opEion lis
freely expressed that the slayer OF Mels-
enlclmer acted hastily At least one
witness, 1t As stated, viii testify that he
sent the murdered man to protect the
girl whom he is accused OF having as
aaultcd.J She is OF unsound mind, and It
WAS regarded as dangerous for her to
venture out alone.
aThe wild shooting done by Drury which
imperiled the lives OF the two children
5of his victim. Is also condemned gem
orally. az
E,rle father Of Dleisenhelmer said to-
day that he will prosecute his sons
slayer to the fullest extent OF the law,
and viii clear the dead mans character
from the stigma cast upon It BY the
deadly act OF the father OF the Drury
child. y.
The coroner's jury rendered verdict
Eto-daylin accordance with the facts.
MISS GOULD COMING.
Miss Helen Gould will revisit Norfolk
on the 2lst instant. She will onS5the
z GOTH be present at meeting of the army
~ M. g. a.. at Old Point The following
day she will attend meeting Of tho
Naval &. M. c. A. here. This visit OF
visit to Richmond. where she will open
the building Of the association devoted
to tho interests of the street car men Of
that city. I'M sgt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10
ASTONISHING RESULTS

Follow Each New Discovery OF Science.
Il The great strides that medical science
has made In the last few years is due to
thu, germ theory. When the germ of a
disease has been discovered the doctors
have not been slow in finding drug to
kill 1t. IN a few years It Will be rare to
find bald-headed man or woman. The
falling ont of hair is dlb. To a dandruff
germ. and now It has been discovered
how to kill this germ. me remedy used
Isl called Newbro's IIerpicids. Its sue
cess has been marvellous, Not failure
has been so far reported. It Is also n
delightful hair dressing free from oil or
sticky substances Try 1t and he con-
WINGED of it's actual merit; Sold By lead
Ans druggists. send 1oc, In stamps for
sample to The Ilerpiclde Company, De-
troll Mich. Owens and Minor Drug
Company, Special Agents>