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Alaska forum., 1905-09-23
Hedger Appointed Commissioner
 For Delta: 0ffice at Salchaket
EDITOR ALASKA FORUM:

EDITOR ALASKA FORUM:
 Dr.. Fl. L. Hedger, erstwhile' dentist, and 3 rounder at Rampant more lately. of Fairbanks, has accepted the appoint ment as commissioner for the Delta, and has left for Salchacket, where the office will be located.
 (HedRer placed Judge Wickersham under obligations while foreman of the grand jury at Rampant in 1903, and as reward for his dirty work, has at last received his mess of pottage. The people of the Delta have our sympathy in the infliction of such an indignity. Ed. ) Vuko .Peroyich has been sentenced to hang Dec. 8. An appeal has been talk en, and this will undoubt edly slave off the fatal day. The chances are that whenever Vuko gets ready he will light out. The facility with which pri- soners escape from our local jail has been greatly commented upon.
 Lee Van Slyke has been appointed commissioner of the newly carved out Kantishna precinct. If Van Slyke is the average Wickersham appointee the new precinct will be carved in more ways than one.
 Tho engagement of Miss Florence Heilig, daughter of A. R. Heilig, for mer clerk of court, to Mir. R. c. Force has been announced.
 FAIRBANKS.
Alaska forum., 1905-09-23
ANNOUNCEMENT

wall arrive at Rampant, on or about Sept. 25, with selected Sock. of pro- visions. and establish permanent busi- ness. My Sock will come via Dawson, thus insurins fully matured late potatoe. and the Ee.hea of eggs.
 ]: w. YOUNG.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-31

will not occur. The prisone officials at
Windsor viii again take down the in
strument Of death, on the construction
Of which they have ben busy during
the past few days, Governor Charles
J. Bell again interyenes, having granted
reprieve this afternoon, this time on
the advice of the Vermont supreme
court This advice was given in spite
Of the fact that Chief Judge RoweIl
this morning denied the application for
the filing Of writ OF error, which was
made yesterday
Governor Bell stated that he would
not announce the limit OF the reprieve
until he reaches his home in Walden
late this afternoon. He came to Mont
pelier at the solicitation Of the supreme
court, as did Attorney General Clarke G.
Fits. The reprieve viii probably last
from thirty to ninety days. The limit
is generally ninety days.
Judge Rowell denied the application
for the filing of the writ OF error. on
which it was hoped to take the case
to the United States supreme court. on
the ground that no federal question wa
involved. He also informed the woman
counsel that application might have bee,,
made TO a federal court Judge for the
filing OF the writ. The Vermont sn.
preme court says that il has no right
to reprieye the woman, and SO Governor
Bell was called upon to exercise the
authority, to grant stay OF execution
for time, reasonable enough to alInw
the application to be made to the higher.
tribunal. s''ss
Thus is added another chantar Il,
the story of the struggle for the l;fa
of woman who was convicted IN pa,,S
nington county court for the ln,grdar AZ
her husband, Marcus Rogers. The ua,,,
an was to have been hanged Last Fah.
ruary, but a reprieve was Qrantea III.
the governor to allow her attnrnas,
petition for new trial. The naf,t;,', y
was denied Preparations for the han's .sro''
ing, which was to have taken .,ass
Friday afternoon, had been ahas,4 .,ss'. s,lsss
pleted, and now the executive os 4xr
state again steps in and reprieyes M the
woman. sau
The counts on which Mary paeva.s
peaIed for granting writ Of errs,r s,,,' ~
as follows: "sts
That by provision Of the e..,,z....
tion Of Vermont the governor IS ~
prieve a death sentence only s. te-
Continued on Fourth paoa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-31
THE RUSSIAN VERSION.
How the Two Fleets Met-Redjestven-
sky's BattIeship Sunk.

vladivostok, May According to
the officers Of the Almaz, which was
one of only two boats to reach Vladi-
vostok, the fleet under Rodjestvensky
met the Japanese in the Strait of Korea,
near Tsu island and the opposing fleets
Immediately closed in. Being lightly
armored, the Almaz, as had been or
dered by Admiral RodjestvensiSy before
the battle, separated itself from the
main fleet at the first opportunity and
headed for Vladivostok soon after the
commencement Of the action, but not
too soon to observe that the losses on
both sides in the Titanic combat were
great
Early in the battle an officer of the
Almaz, while watching Rodjestvensky's 8
flagship, the battleship Kniaz Souyaroff,
for signal, saw the flagship shudder
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-31
ADMIRAL R0JESTVENSKY
A PRISONER OF JAPS
Severely Wounded, the Vice.
Admiral Was Taken From
One OF the Russian Torpedo
Boat DestrOyers, TO Which
He Escaped From His
Sinking Flagship.

The triumph of Admiral Togo and
the disaster to the Russian fleet are
both growing as further particulars Of
the battle are received II now appears
that several Of the Russian warships
were driven ashore off the coast of
Tsushima and the adjacent provinces
of Japan. There were many dead and
wounded aboard these vessels. Twelve
hundred of the wounded have been taken
10 Sasebo.
Late advices indicate that the ami
hilation of the Russian fleet has been
practically accomplished. According to
the latest reports from Vice Admiral
Togo to his government the loss to the
Russians in ships sunk or captured now
numbers twenty-four. While full par
ticulars are not yet known the admiral
says that none Of his big fighting ships
was seriously damaged.
Vice Admiral Rodjestyensky is pris-
oner in the hands Of the japanese.
The japanese are reported to have
followed ships which got away after
the first engagement and have sent them
to the bottom or effected their capture.
Two ships alone Of Vice Admiral Rod
jestvensky's powerful iiotilla, the swift
cruiser Alnaz and the torpedo boat de-
stroyer Grozay have reached Vladiyo-
stok in safety.
Now that the battle has been fought,
there are two questions to be answered.
One of these is chiefly of interest to
diplomats. Will the Russian govern
ment, its sea power gone, persist in con-
tinuing the struggles The other ques-
ton relates to the character of the
battle itself. Naval officers are ask
ing how the japanese admiral succeed
ed in dealing such enormous destruction
to a nominally equal fleet with 50 little
damage to himselff Whether his heav-
lest blows we're struck with torpedoes,
with mines or with shells from the
heavy guns aboard his battleships, will
have much to do in determining the
future Of naval warfare.
When the Russian fleet was seen ap-
proaching the Corea Strait, on Saturday
morning, Admiral Togo received prompt
word from his scouts between Tsushima
and Quelport Island. His fleet was at
Masampo. Two hours later a wireless
message told him that the Russians
we're passing through the eastern chan
Rel, between Tsushima and Japan. He
left his base and steamed full speed
around the northern end of TsHshima
and when he doubled the island saw the
Russians coming in two columns. With
terrific fire on the head of the star,
board column, which was composed oi
the battleships, he threw the Russians
into despair. Continuing his assault he
forced them steadily eastward toward
the japanese coast.
Here the Japanese admiral let loose
swarm Of torpedo boats. Repeated
attacks were delivered. Every vesse
that flew the Japanese flag was engaged
in the assault. Some of the Russian
ships were sunk at once. Others were
driven ashore, where they hoisted tht
white flag. Still Others escaped for 3
time only to be followed and destroyed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-31
AGAIN ENERGIES
FROM SHADOW
OF GALLOWS.
SCORE 4s TO 4.
Base Ball Game, So-called, on the God
dard Campus Yesterday.

The score was 46 to 4. Two bali
teams from Company E played game
on the Goddard campus yesterday,
Capt Wyllie winning from Capt"
Taylor. Much amusement was furnished
the crowd Of fifty who witnessed the
game There We're many costly errors
BY both sides, but Capt. Taylor's men
ran up the unfortunate number Of thir-
teen. Capt WyIlie made reputation
as a southpaw of no mean ability, and
Bruce made an excellent backstop for
him. Brown did fine work for Taylor's
men, it being said that he completely
mastered the "spit. ball"
Capt. Taylor's men scored in all ex-
cept one inning, and the most they
accumulated at one chance was ten.
There were two lunches of mines. The
score:
WylIie's ..... 10 0 SO 5 ] 3 9-46
Tayolr's ..,. 0 o o 90 0 - 4
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-31
RUSSIAN ARMY
IS IN REVOLT
Manchurian Troops Hear of Rodjestven-
sky's Defeat Linevitch
Advises Gear to Stop
War

London, May 31.--A st. Petersburg
despatch says that General Lineviteh
wired the Gar today that the news of
Rodiestvensky's defeat caused open re-
volt among the troops in Manchuria-
The despatch caused great excitement
and comes from an authoritative
source. 1t is said in some sources that
General Linevitch has advised the Car
that it will be impossible to continue
the war under the circumstances.
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says He Is Wounded.

London, May s1.-The st. Petersburg
correspondent of the Standard asserts
that Mime. Rodjestvensky, wife of the
commander of the Russian feet, has
received telegram from Vladivostok
signed BY her husband, saying that he
had arrived on board the cruiser Almaz
and that he was severely wounded in
the neck, back and abdomen. =.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-31
TWENTY -FOUR SHIPS SUNK
OR TAKEN BY ADMIRAL TOGO.
ROJESTVENSKY CAPTURED

from stem to stern, as if under blow
from gigantic hammer and hesitate
in her course, while the waves rose
high from her armored sides. Then she
commenced to list and sink.
On the Japanese side two battleships
had gone down before their eyes and
two cruisers, their sterns high out of
water, seemed ready to plunge fore
most to the bottom of the sea.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-31
TOOK BOTH GAMES.
Woodmen or GranitevilIe Are Adding to
Their Laurels.

Graniteyille, May 3l.-The Wood
mems bah team played double-headeI
with the East Barre Grange yesterday
and won both the contests. The first
played here, was won by score OF 20
to 5, and the second, at East Barre, BY
the score Of ii to q. Jenkins who pitch
ed the first game for the Woodmen, gave
seven hits and struck out twelve men,
Doyle who opposed him in the box, was
hit heavily, eighteen hits with a total
of 2s bases.
In the afternoon game, Comusky OF
the Woodmen struck out fifteen and
gave nine hits Woodward, for East
Barre, struck out seven and was hit
eleven times.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-31
JApANES LOSSES
ARE ANNOUNCED
Three Torpedo Boats Were Sunk, Three
0fficers Were Killed and
200 Men Killed or
Disabled.

Washington, May 81. Minister Girls
com cables from Toxic
SRodjestvcnsky's skull was fractured,
requiring an operation. He Is in a
serious but not dangerous condition
''rhe total Japanese losses were three
torpedo boats sunk, three officers killed,
and about 200 men killed and disabled :"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-31
REACHED vLADIvOST0K.
Destroyer Grozni Has Eluded the Japan
ese Pursuers.

st. Petersburg, May 31.--News Of the
arrival of the torpedo boat destroyer
Cirozni at Vladivostok reached here this
morning.
In government circles the most amaz-
ing indifference is shown regarding the
great disaster to the Russian feet. Last
night the admiralty was entirely desert
ed, all the officers having either gone
to their villas or being spectators at
the theatres.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-31
CoEFIRMAToRY REPORT.
Rodjestvensky Was Captared by the
Japs at Fumi Yesterday.

London, May 31.-The Daily Mails
Toxic correspondent, cabling under date
of May 80, says:
sWhen the kniaz SouvaroF was sunk
Admiral Rodiestyensky was transferred
to another vessel, but was captured oil
Fumi today. He is said to be severely
wounded in the arm.
@Admirals Nebogatof and Voelkers,
also. are prisoners.
Nearly all of the ships OF the Rus
sian fleet have been either sunk OF
captured"
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SERIOUSLY WOUNDED.
0fficialiy Announced That Rodjestven-
sky Is Captured.

Toxic, May Silt is officially an
nouneed that Admiral Rodjestyensky
has been captured, and that he is SER
iously wounded.
It is also officially announced that
the flagship Kniaz Souvarof, the bat
tIeships Oslabya, Nayarin and the Sissoi
Veliky were sunk. The cruiser Almaz
was disabled.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-31
ANOTHER BATTLE
NOW In PROGRESS
Kamimura, Says Russian Authority, At
tackled Remnant of Russian Fleet
Which Escaped Togo.

Paris, May 31--A report from st.
Petersburg says that Admiral Kamim-
ura has engaged the remnant of the
Russian fleet which escaped from de-
struction of tlte previous battle.
The lighting is still in progress.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-31
DEATHS NEAR TOGETHER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Gallup Of South
Royalton Relatives of John Jones'

Wallace Gallup, a brother-in.law of
John Jones of Barre town, died four
days ago at his home in South Royal
ton. Yesterday word came that Mrs.
Gallup had died Of pneumonia, having
been taken sick at about the time her
husband died. One son who resides in
the West has arrived in South Royalton.
Mrs. Gallup's maiden name was Helen
Jones. John Jones of Barre town is the
only one lett Of the family Of children.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-31
THIS ANNOUNCEMENT
Is OFFICIALLY MADE

escaped to yladivostok report that un-
der orders they separated from the main
feet before the end of the battle Satur-
day. The last view they had of the
fight the Japanese torpedo boats were
clinging to the heavily pressed Russian
battleships and cruisers like wasps.
The officers of the Asma1 say that
before the fog shut out the contestants
from view they saw two japanese bat
tleships sink and two cruisers seemed
ready to plunge to the bottom.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-31
JUSTICES CAN SENTENCE.
When Man Pleads Guilty to Illegal Sale
Of Liquor

justices Of the peace have the right
to sentence to the house Of correction
for Illegal selling of liquor when the
respondents plead guilty to the offense.
This decision was handed down today
by the Vermont supreme court, in the
Demarco case from Northheld, in which
habeas corpus proceedings We're brought
some time ago to determine the justices
rights. Demarco had pleaded guilty to
selling and had been sentenced 10 the
house of correction
Supreme court then took final adj
journment for this term Of court
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-31
WON THE DERBY.
Cicero, Unbeaten, Beat Out Field of
Nine This Afternoon.

London, May 31.--Lord Roseberry's
unbeaten horse, Cicero, with Maher up,
won the Derby at EPSON Downs this
afternoon. Nine horses ran. NJ. Blane's
,Jardy, ridden by Stern, took second
place, and Signorine, with Cannon up,
was third.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-31
AFTER ANOTHER PRIZE.
Japanese GO to Capture Smolensk in
Mouth Of Yangste River.

London, May 3D. A Shanghai dis
patch says that cruiser squadron of
the Japanese feet is leaving for the
mouth of the Yangste river, where the
Russian cruiser Smolensk is reported ly-
ing. 1t is supposed that the purpose OF
the Japanese is to capture or sink the
Russian vessel.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-31
PERFECT HAIL OF SHOT.
Jap Torpedo Boats Played Important
Part in Attack.

st. Petersburg, May s1.-other pri-
vate dispatches from Vladivostok say
the Russians lost twelve warships sunk
and captured, during the engagement
According to these reports the japanese
torpedo boats played the principal role
in the defeat of teh Russian feet They
were sent in for action again and agair
under a perfect hail of shot from tht
Russian rapid firing guns. More thar
one-half of the japanese flotilla of tor
pedo boats was sunk.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-31
TOGO CONGRATULATED.
japanese Naval Minister Sends Message
to Him and His Mo-.

Toxic, May 31.--A message congratu-
lating Admiral Togo and his men sent
today by Admiral Yamanto, minister
Of the navy, concludes:
I'VE send congratulations and take
the occasion to praise the virtue of the
Emperor to thank you and those under
YOU for the onerous service extending
over 50 many months, and to express
sympathy for the killed aud wounded. "
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-31
THOROUGHLY EXHAUSTED.
Captain and Crew Of the Yacht Atlantic
at Southampton.

southampton, May 81. The Atlantic
arrived here this morning. The members
of the crew are thoroughly exhausted.
Captain Barr himself is almost worn
out, not having slept for 4s hours.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-31
Denies Loss Of One Ship.

st Petersburg, May 3i.-The ad-
miralty denies that the cruiser Gromoboi
of the yladivostok squadron has been
blown up.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-31
QUARTER MILLION
LOSS BY FLAMES
Minnesota Town Lost Nineteen Business
Houses and Three Dwellings
Today, Says Minnesota
Despatch.

Winnipeg, Manitoba, May s1.-Nine-
teen business houses and two dwellings,
were burned today at Wairoad, Minn.
The loss is S25O,o00.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-31
ALMOST ON THE EVE
OF EXECUTION
Chief Judge RowcIl
Morning Denied Appl
ton for Filing Writ Of
ror, Which Was Presen
Yesterday.

Once more Mary Rogers steps 4
from under the very shadows Of !
galIows.
The execution Of the niurderess
her husband, set for day after tomorro
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-31
vALHALLA SIGHTED.
English Yacht Will Probably Be the
Third Boat in Ocean Race.

Sicily Island. May s1--The English
yacht NalhalIa was sighted twenty miles
southwest of this station at li.40 this
morning. She probably will be the
third in the ocean race
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-31
TO STAY AT woosuNG.
Six Russian Transports Consent to In
ternment.

Shanghai, May 31.--The six Russian
transports which put into Woosung, the
port of Shanghai, on MAY IS. have con-
sented to internment there till the close
of the war.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-31
cLINGING LIKE wAsPs.
Japanese Torpedo Boats Surrounded
Russian Big Vessels.

st. Petersburg, May s1.-The cruiser
Almaz and the destroyer Grozny which
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-31
Informal Golf Match.

Capts. Mackay and Peters played a
golf match at the Barre links yester-
day afternoon, with the following re-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-31

Continued on Fourth Page.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-05-31

The 3sth Memorial Day anniversary
was most appropriately and successfully
observed in this city yesterday by the
r. B. Crandall Post, No. So, G. A. r.
and Spanish-American War veterans
Though the annual Memorial Day rain
did not fall, threatening clouds hung
in the sky and shut out the sun a good
part of the forenoon.
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Continued on Fourth pa,a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-29

for much While he was able to hit
Hart frequently, his blows dld not seem
TO damage the white man from hen'
lucky. Inc sympathies Of the large
crowd present were openly with Hart,
who was the short-ondtr IN the betuns'
and every lead he nude AT johns u,
whether he landed or not, Was greeted
with yells OF 10y. Hart uld ipaniso 10
deal the only effective blow IN tne e,eV-
enth round. when he landed a r ght swing
on Johnson's jaw that staggered the
black man and noarly knocked him over
Referee Greggaius stated that ne gave
the decision 10 Hart because all through
the fight Hart aid all the forcing ana
leading According to Greggains, II har
had not, pursued his tactics, there would
have ben no hgnt, AS johnson merely
oOntented himself with counte ing Harris
face was battered to pulp, but john
sons blows did not seem & nave much
sting TO them, johnson did q great yea
OF upper.cujting, but Hart covered u
and the blows did not seem TO hurt
him,
The general opinion Of those who wit.
messed the fight was that neither man
would stand any chance with Jcitrlcs
The champion would probably beat them
both IN the same night.
J0bez White, who arrived yesterday
from England to fight Jimmie Britt was
introduced prior to the main event ana
said he was glad TO arrive here at last
and that before he left he would Try to
give good account OF himself.
Battling Neson also appeared ana sad
that he would tight BRITT at any old
time, Britt did not appear, ana II was
stated that he was IN tire country.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-29
Crystalizsd Poison!

=. Your blood Is always full OF poison
lhe poison you eat and drink and breathe
mo your system. II Is the purpose OF
lhe blood TO absorb and carry of this
very poison. And the kidneys which are
~ blood filters, are expected to cleanse
the blood and send II back through the
gstem clean, TO gather more poison
Nmcn theyl In turn, will eliminate.
but sometimes the Kidneys fail, And
hgineumes' from some other cause, the
1lood gets so full OF poison that they can.
nCt absorb II all. This is the start Of
hheumatsm The poison aocumulates
hnu eryslalizes The crystals look like
~ We grains Of sugar or OF nne white SAND.
me blood carries them and they Increase
w SIZE Then, when II can carry them
~ longer, II deposits them In joint
On hone-anywhere,
dne twlnge IN your leg--the dun ache In
9uuI arm on a rainy day-these are the
outward signs Of tho unseen crystals. And
ng twisted limbs and unspeaN liable an.
suhn or inc SUFFERER who has allowed his
s3 TO 80 unheeded and unattend.
vbavi years these are the evidences Of
"na' Rheumatism. neglected can do.
rheumatism includes lumbago. soiatloa.
svv,Hilalgla, gout-for all these arc the re.
'ulW OF rheumatic poison In the blood.
tainiy, the first thing TO do Ia to re.
nv Jhe poison, But this Is not enough
ny CREMATION OF the poison must be
cbInpeu, 81 mat nature may have
tii."se ~, 20 dissolve and eliminate the crya.
tbis winch have already formed Unless
Mans " done there can be no oure-no per-
FOR teepched the whole earth for specific
phvsidiivsu inatlsm-s something that or any
I9n,ial could feel safe In prescribing
on,yiinethlng that we could count on MOI
faySs ' o'v,oasionally, but ALWAYS. For tho
enS' ses on Rheumatism are everywhere
o genuine relief is rare
napS gi S.U cases are sometimes cured by
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At Los Angeles.

Los Angeles, March 2S,--Tangble, at
20 to /. furnished the big surprises at
Ascot today winning from a large field
with case. El Verraco was the only ia
vorte to reward It's backers the other
races going to horses quoted az liberal
odds. The free handicap at one mile fur
nishod a splendid race. Ethylenc. E Otros
and Ellie running on even terms for
quarter OF a mile and finishing noses
apart Weather cleari track fast. Sum
mary!
First race, six furlongs-Blrdie Stone
won. DR. Tom second Dusky Secret third.
Time--i.l6h.
Second race mile and sixteenth--Tan-
gjble won, Uppercut second, Miss May
Bowdish third. Time b0ia.
Third race, six furlongs-El Verraco
won, Funnysides second, Beautiful and
Best third Time-ll5.
Fourth race, one mile Handicapped
otros won, Ellie second, Ethylene third.
Time-l:i1.
Fifth race, Slauson course--Sportsma
won, Seaslck second. King Thorpe third
Time--i,l0&.
Sixth race six furlongs- MacFlecknose
won, Admlnte second, Rose Of Hllo
third. T1me-l,l5h.