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New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
THE CAPITALS REPORTS
Squadr0n's Failure at Odessa-Sur-
render of the GeOrgi.

ST. Petersburg July "A telegram from
Odessa gives the following details of the move
ments of the Kniaz Potemkine and the vessels
OF the Black Sea squadron after the arrival of
Admiral Kruger's warships:
The squadron arrived eff Odessa in line
ahead. flying signals The Kniaz Potemkine re-
piled to the signals. The squadron steamed
nearer and surrounded the rebellious battle
ship. cutting her off from the shore.
The Kniaz Potemkne hosted the red flag
and made seaward at full speed and anchored
I'm the roads opposite the offices of the volunteer
feet. The squadron thereupon steamed off and
disappeared subsequently returning.
The Knaz Potemkine approached, and before
long found herself in the centre of the squad
ron. Two battleships took up positions to the
right of the Kniaz Potemkine and three to her
left. with the torpedo boats astern of her The
mutinous ship suddenly broke through the en-
circling vessels and steamed in the direction Of
the harbor anchoring almost in he former posi-
tion. The vessels of the squadron remained
until evening the opposite side of the harbor,
and signals again exchanged.
In the morning the Kniaz Potemkine advanced
toward the squadron, returning accompanied by
the Georgi Pobiedonosetz The remainder of
the squadron left the narbor
Some hundreds of Odessa merchants have re-
quested the Minister of Finance to authorize de-
lay in meeting their bills.
The Georgi Pobiedonosetz, after entering
Odessa Bay last evening. held communication
with the local authorities. which resulted III the
landing of all the officers.
From the outset several of the of the
ship demanded that she rejoin the fleet. These
increased in numbers until it ultimately de-
cided to negotiate with the authorities, to whom
they handed the flag and the breechblocks
of the guns.
The crew refused TO land, proposing that the
officers should return on board, and promising
to obey orders.
The Georgi Pobiedonosetz is now anchored in
the inner port.
The prefect has closed the Hotel Kremia be-
cause shots were fired from the windows.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
GRATIFICATION ABROAD.
High Praise for Mr. Rooseuelt's s
Successful Efforts.

London July when the news of the defnit,
appointment of the Russian and japanese dele-
gates 10 the peace conference at Washington
was communicated TO the foreign embassies
and the officials here. every one expressed great
delight at the successful issue of President
Roosevelts efforts.
One diplomat said that it n great diplo-
matte achievement, and if President Roosevelt
succeeded in inducing the belligerents to agree
to an armstce before another great battle Is
fought his triumph would be complete. He felt
that the selection of Baron Rosen one of the
delegates was happy choice. the japanese
have great respect for him. The diplomat
pointed out that at the time of the rupture OF
diplomatic relations between Japan and Russia
the whole japanese nation expressed its SYM
Pathy with Baron Rosen. who was then Min
lister to Japan. and as he passed through the
streets OF Toxic when he was starting for Rus
sia the people barred their heads and stood in
silence.
Some surprise is expressed here that Marquis
Ito was not appointed as one of the delegates,
but IL IS thought this possibly was due 10 the
belief that Foreign Minister Komura and Min
ister Takahira We're better acquainted with the
present condition OF affairs.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
NAY MEET IN AUGUST.
Commissioners Expected in Wash-
ingtOn at EarIy Date.

Washington, July 2--Baron Komura, the SEN
ior japanese penipotentiary to conduct the
peace negotiations. is expected to sail from
Japan for the United States about July l. He
will be accompanied by staff of officials TO as
slst in the work before the peace commission
and is expected to arrive in Washington in sea-
son for a meeting OF the ENJOYS early in Au-
gust.
Both Ambassador Muravieff and Ambassador
Rosen the Russian plenipotentiaries. are in Eu-
rope. The former is now in France for his
health. and as it is understood here that he Is
TO be the chief Russian plenipotentiary he will
go 10 St Petersburg for instructions from his
government as to the course TO pursue before
embarking for America. Both he and Ambassa-
dor Rosen are expected to reach here in time to
arrange an initial meeting of the commission
early in August
Al both the Russian Embassy and the Jap
anese Legation the opinion was expressed TO-
night that the actual work of the commissions
would not be done in Washington but that soon
after the initial gathering an adjournment will
he had 10 some cooler place. II an armstce has
not been already agreed on. that question, OF
course, VIII be almost the first matter taken
under consideration
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
ADMIRALTY IN PANIC.
Officials Stupefed by Black Sea
Nescs-Fears for 4rmy.

ST Petersburg. July 3-The unprecedented
spectacle OF a powerful modern battleship cruis-
ing in the Black Sea in the hands of crew
who cannot be regarded as other than pirates.
and OF the admiral in command of the rest Of
the Euxine feet frankly confessing his inability
20 cope with the situation and ordering the fires
OF his warships TO be drawn, has stupefed the
Russian Admiralty. No plans for capturing the
Kniaz Potemkine have been devised. and the
policy Of non-interference seems to be at present
in vogue
Dispatches from Odessa and Sebastopol, which
are confirmed by the Admiralty. clear up the
present situation. The Kniaz Potemkine has
sailed from Odessa and is now at large. and her
crew reinforced by sympathizers from shore, is
still In control of the vessel.
on the Georgi Pobiedonosetz, which cast in
her fortunes with the kniaz Potemkine and
landed her officers the more loyal or more tim
orous portion Of the crew again gained the up
per hand and agreed 70 surrender and disarm
the shin The rest OF the squadron returned
TO Sebastopol without venturing 10 take up the
gauntlet thrown down by the mutineers on the
Kntaz Potemkine ana Admiral KRUGER, after a
council OF war. finding that he could not depend
on his crews, ordered the fires drawn and gave
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
Il NEW JAPANESE LOAN
Probably of $50, 900, ,OOO Secured by
Tobacco Monopoly.

London, July 2.-Koretiyo Takahashi the spe
cial finance commissioner of Japan, on his ar
rival here to-day. definitely announced that
japan would take the earliest favorable moment
10 issue a new loan in New-York and London
and on the Continent. Details regarding the
loan he said unsettled but IL probably
would be $1500O0O0O, and would be secured By
the tobacco monopoly
Mr. Takahashi added that Japan was not in
immediate need OF funds. She had 500 600
OF the last loan still I'm New-York and $4,000
600 I'm London. together with the final install
ment of the loan. which is not yet due. 1t was
Japan's policy. however, TO look ahead. it
was impossible TO foretell the result of lha peace
negotiations. and even II the war was ended
funds would be needed for internal develop
nent
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03

permission TO all the disaffected officers and
sailors. to quit the vessels and go ashore
The sailors of the Ekaterina II were known 10
be so mutinous that the battleship was LETT be-
hind when the squadron started for ODESSA, the
whole crew dismissed and the ship disarmed
The spirit shown through the feet goes far to
explain the defeat in the Sea Of Japan, as a
large part of the crews. especially those OF
Admiral Nebogatoffs division. were drafted
from the Black Sea and were evidently not in
a mind TO offer a stout fight.
The proclamation attached to the dead body Of
the Kniaz Potemkine's sailor Omiltchuk at
Odessa. the text of which received yester-
day confirms the statement OF the authorities
that the revolt was engineered by social reyolu-
tionsts. The proclamation terminated with the
slogan of the party: "One for all and all for
one"
This makes the situation more serious than
would have been the matter of simple disaf-
fection and gives rise to the greatest apprehen-
sion that the revolutionary organization may
have conducted an equally successful propa-
ganda among the soldiers. the results of which
may be suddenly manifested when the army is
called upon in some internal emergency.
The "Tsarya" a paper which has been DOR
mant for some time and therefore not amenable
TO the censorship, has been revived. and has
printed an extra edition giving full details Of
the mutiny and rioting at Odessa. Copies were
snatched from the newsboys and read with avid
fly everywhere.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03

muniheent sum OF sloo. while the ncw safe deposit
year And thar lease runs for c9upl, of 61s-
dred years. l think.
Of the OF rTa SG$95 G9auy Y a
an the directors Of the two safe deposit COM
pan6s were invited 10 subscribe for the stock uf
this new Missouri safe Deposit Company, and they
TOOK an she SiocHi &r pEacticIi$ % az al his oHa
gPed. 81 ssH & eng 81 ,Ci ib r t si ot ne SOFT,
the safe deposit company. which ne Owned, got
$4,000 This self-sacr.fce on the part OF NJ. HYDE
This Juggling with facts and figures. with The
a convenient mAIium in those mani puis. mons
shows how the results set forth in the Hendricks
The fact remains th9t. since the year 1875 20 ths
!ng his life time, ana. since his deatE james Fl.
Hyde and Assocl1tcS. have been TeHlizins any
loss Of TIE Equitable Society through the Ie-rar-
tle Saie DePcSlt COMPANY since the year 10 t1.y
Deposit Company all AZ the expense OF the society.
and from the time the lease was mode win thc
has only resolved s. 200 rent while these s,0e co
pie have received about Se7t0i year for the stock
cent on 100000
HOW MIR HYDE BECAME GIcH
This is one OF the WAYS by which Tiar~, r fIvls
became a multi millionaire This is one OF 1he
means by which James X. Hyde has been making
and James H. HYDE Was quite an apt son. for, when
tRe question or tne increase OF the ca1.tal STOCK
sl.00ooC0 came UP. James Fl. Hyde, chairman Ot
ciety Thought it was u9wise for the society 70 sSs
its share of that allotment. but it was very
wise thing for him to take his own share. ard
society.
wish every policyholder Of the society. would
read Mr.: Hyde's letter to which have jus5 re-
fe-red Read i carefully. and bear in mind all cha
Ting that Henry s. Hyde absolutely controlled re
society, and when il is stated that U declined 70 90
certain things, Il simply Henry e. HYDE wlo
declined to DO those things. Henry r. Hyde yep
resented a great trust one Side-tlP money ~
the pOhCyhOlGers-aud the other he represented
his own private interests. FIe controlled hNf1.
he loved money. What show did the society have
in thcSe trGnSactiOns2
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
AID FOR MUTINEERS.
Rumanian admiral 4AOzcs Potem-
kline to Get Supplies.

Kustenji Rumania. July 2-The commander
OF the Rumanian feet boarded the Kniaz Po-
temkine and gave her permission to take water
and provisions pending instructions from
Bucharest.
The battleship has anchored within the three
mile limit.
The Russian gunboat Psezouape is also here,
but has not communicated with the Kniaz Po-
temkine.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03

TO pay the expenses Of the war within certain
limits Russians are unwilling to believe Baron
Rosen is responsible for what is regarded as an
indiscreet showing OF Russia's cards, and as
avowa of the interview is demanded
The .'Novoe vremya' this morning prints
seven column jeremiad. bitterly attacking the
United States and all the moves Of American
diplomacy in the Far East, but swinging around
gracefully to an acceptance OF the peace con-
ference
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
COAL MINERS TO HAVE LONG HOLIDAY

tay rFLECcNPH TO THE r0IBrNr.l
WiEesbarre. Penn, July All the cotL,-.c- n
the anthracite region VIII DO closed Scr 81 wSols
or rart Of this wees owi~g to thc Fouyth 5t
July celebrations and the desire Of some Of the
mine workers 20 remain ale more t1on ore
day. The Lehish and Wlkesbarre and tn LeriSA
Valley m1res viii re idlc al the wce5 uud uss tFe
time makins repairs. Tho Delaware and iI-ds,n
mine viii be idle TuesGay orry. and ctte-y VII
not work on MoaGay. TCesday. nv W.dnesI1v.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
JAMES II. HYDE NOT III.

Inquiry at the BAY Shore home n James Fl.
Hyde last night regarding a report that Mr. tJyds
had been taken suddenly and dangerously sick.
elected TIE statement that Mr.. uyu. was be- 81
usual good health RE lest his home az Ray Sh'~r
az O'clock p H. 20 yisIt his sister nc Hampstead,
Ions Island intending to spend The uisht there.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
Plans FOR 4RMISIICE.
Negotiations II gam Reported Under
Way-Japan 4rNter.

St Petersburg. July 3.-Negotiations for an
armistice between the armies of Russia and
Japan, it can be definitely stated, are now in
progress, presumably at Washington; but they
have not reached a stage where any further an
nouncement can be made.
The decision seems to rest with Japan. which
is weighing the relinquishment of the prospects
of bettering her present advantageous position
against the enormous cost in lives and money of
another great battle.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
HOSTILITTES CONTINUE.
LineUitch Reports Japanese AdUance
One RepuLse.

St Petersburg. July 2-The Emperor has re-
ceived the following telegram from General
Linevitch:
On the morning of June % our outposts re-
treated before vigorous advance on Beihe. but
on the arrival of our reinforcements the enemy
retired.
On the same morning the Japanese advanced
from Nan -Shan-Chen-Si to Lo-Gu-Chan and
from Ju-Lan-Tsi to Wan-He-Ku.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
WILLING TO PAY WAR EXPENSES /!
Statement of Russias Position Attributed
TO Baron Rosen.

81. Petersburg July 3.-An interview. at
tributed TO Baron Rosen, one of the Russian
plen.potentiaries, which was sent out by a
French news agency. is printed here II quotes
Baron Rosen saying that Russia is willing
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
BATTLE NEAR on TUNEN
Report at Shanghai of Japanese
Move on VLadicOSt0k.

London, July 3.-The correspondent of The
Morning Post" at Shanghai says that the Jap
anese are advancing on NladiVostok, and that a
battle is imminent near the Tumen River.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
STRIKE AT THE NEVSKY YARDS.
Workmen Decide to Join the Agitation fol
New Government.

St. Petersburg, July IA strike has been de-
clared in the Nevsky shipyards.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03

syracuse. July 2-Before starting tor the
West to Join Secretary Taft's party to the
Philippines. Congressman NJ T. Driscoh OF tne
29th New-York District, who was the lnVesu-
eating attorney for superintendent of Insurance
Hendricks in the Equitable investigation made
\ statement on the letter OF James H. Hyde
sent TO the board OF directors of the EquitaOie
Life Assurance Society some days ago In MS
statement Congressman DriscoH said
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s24,7o8.65
DISBURSEMENTS.

Golconda & Adelaide railway, OPP
Grating and maintenance. .........$ $685. 60
Montreal mine development. ....... 2,56735
Copper Basin mine development. 2,OS2 50
Copper Canyon mine development 2.144.55
Office expenses, prospecting and
experimenting ..,.,....+....... -. 426.6i
Cash on han at various offices
n in bank 2,2170l
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THANKS. GENTLEMEN.

The Silver State force acknowledges the
receipt of a package of Pabsts justly
celebrated bottled beer with the compli-
ments of Johnson & Random of the
Winnemucca Bottling Works. The deli
cious beverage was drunk by the force
and the sentiment expressed was: Here's
to johnson q Random; may they live
long and prosper anu never overlook the
print shop!' If ere is anything that
will put life and spice into a newspaper
mans anatomy it is a schooner of Pabst's
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Office TO DELINQUENT CO-ON 4vAIt
tate Of Nevada. County of Humboldt,
to Carl Schaber:
You are hereby notified that l have
xpended one hundre dollars in labor
nd improvements upon the Ida, Badenla.
little Elsie and Little Rosa lode claims,
.tuated in Paradise Mining District,
ounty of Humboldt, State of Nevada.
5 win appear by certificates filed and
ecorded December 18th, 1904, in Book 81.
age 81, in the office Of the County Re-
order of aid county, in order to hold
aid promises under the provisions of
1924, Revised Statutes of the
States, being the amount required
. hold the same for the year ending
december 81, 1904.
And if within ninets days after this
office by publication yar san or refuse
0 contribute your proportion Of such ex-
enditure as a co-owner, } ar interest IN
aid claims will become the property CT
he subscriber, under said section 1891.
CHARLES KELLER.
Dated Jan. u, 1905. 1-12-fIo
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$24 1886
State OF Utah,
Salt Lake County
Salt Lake City.
I, d. Macpherson Boyd. certify that
the foregoing Is a true and correct state
ment OF the last fiscal years business II
The Glasgow & Western Exploration Co,
Ltd. a foreign corporation. doing bust
ness in Nevada, as shown by the books
of the company in my lawful custody.
d. MACPHERSON BOYD.
Secretary.
Dated January 27th, 1905,
2-17-27
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF Al

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF AD-
MINISTRATOR.
In Fifth judicial District Court of the
state of Nevada. in and for the County
Il Humboldt. In the matter of the Es-
ate of w. j.. McColley, deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
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he proper vouchers and statutory aft
lavits attached. with the Clerk of said
ourt, within three months from the date
f the first publication of this notice.
Dated February 24th, 1905.
Fl. II. MeCOLLEY,
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First publication Feb. "a, '05. BOD
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OVER 400 WATCHES REPAIRED
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STOCK

One carload of horses were loade at
the Winnemucca yard today for shipment
west.
There is a train load of stock moving
from Loveloek every day o and 50
cars more to go before the shipping sea-
son closes,
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TREES AND sHKUBBERY.

Shade trees, fruit trees and trees of all
kinds and shrubbery of every description
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Parties desiring fresh cows should cor
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FOR SALE-Bedroom suits. dining
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$72,1SO.86

State of Utah,
Salt LAX County
Salt Lake City.
l, D. Macpherson Boyd, certify that
the foregoing is a true and correct state
ment of the last fiscal years business OF
The Adelaide Star Mines, Ltd, a foreign
corporation, doing business in Nevada
as shown by the books of the COMPANY
in my lawful custody.
2-16-o3
d. MACPHERSON BOYD,
Secretary.
Dated January 9th. 1905.
2-17-27
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RECEIPTS

Cash on hand and in ba * 1st
November, 1908 ................... 1,144.95
Cash received from Glasgow Office 2},ls9.-6
Cash received from other SOURCES. Gsa.2o
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DISBURSEMENTS.

DISBURSEMENTS.
Adelaide mine development. ...... $34, 295. IS
Adelaide works, maintenance and
experimenting ................ S,053. 20
Adelaide general expenses, in
Guiding taxes ................... S0357
Star mine development ............ 20,159 50
Star mill maintenance ............. 2,959.S IS
Star general expenses. including
taxes Observation-Disclosures. S82 IS
Fire and accident insurance. $500. 2,507.55
Law charges, travelling and pros
pecting 2,5lS&
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THE ADELAIDE STAR MINES, LTD.
Statement of receipts and disburse-
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October, 1904, being the financial year of
this company.
RECEIPTS.
Cash received from Glasgow
AhS
Cash received from sale of ore and
other sources ................... s.S32S3
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THE GLASGOW & WESTERN EX-
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1904, being the financial year OF this com
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