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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-18
An Episode of the
Russo-Japanese War.


forlginal.1
At the commencement OF the Russo
Japanese war Sessan Herano. young
japanese. left his weeping mother anc
sweetheart to go with his battery /.
ManchurIa.
While the separation and knowledge
Of their beloved sessan's peril con.
stantly wore upon the women. they
were from time to time made happy
by news Of the young mans steady
rise. he soon attaining the rank Of
captain OF a battery. His promotions
delighted the loved ones nj home. and
little Tsusima Amakukfs eyes alter
nately shone brightly at the hope that
her lover would come home a great
warrior and were sad with the thought
that he might never come home alive.
But one day news was received of
very different kind. Captain Herano
had been stationed at an important
point with his battery and ordered to
hold It at any cost He had been at
tackled by small force, which had
come on steadily In face OF terrific
fire with no loss whatever. and before
they reached the Japanese position He
rano and his men found II necessary
either to desert their guns or be taken
prisoners. Herano drew or the COM
mand. leaving the guns. which 1t was
impossible TO save But before the
Russians came near enough to prevent
him he seized a caisson containing am
munltion and with the help Of his men
dragged If away. This was the only
part of the battery saved.
His general. seeing his retreat, rode
up and ordered him to go to the rear
under arrest.
General said the captain, Il have
a request to make. desire that the
caisson we have saved be placed under
the care of my first sergeant"
whats a caisson compared with a
whole battery" snarled the general.
"You should have died at your guns"
.aThat would have involved the death
Of many more who may live and con-
utier by my retreat"
The captain had been an excellent
officer, and the general was too much
engaged with weightier matters to
hear more at the time. so he granted
the strange request and ordered the
frst sergeant to take charge OF the
caissou. AS soon as there was lull
in the fighting d court martial was or
tIered to try Captain Herano for his
notorious retreat When his little
sweetheart heard of his disgrace she
was more panied than II be had died
Ill defense of his guns. Sessan wrote
only the facts. not venturing any opin-
ION as to what punishment would be |
neted out to him. His case was q
mystery to his suneriors. for they were
aiI aware of his brilliant record up to |
the time of his disgrace.
u FINALLY the court convened, and the
eapfaIn was brought before Il under |
ehSroe Of cowardIce and inefflciency, |
NH specifications being, first, that he |
ssaa HI dlcd at hts guns. but had him
z|zjf aiyen the order for bis men to re- /
zI.pat second. that he lad not trained
ssss men iii marksmanship since his
zI.8ts had done no damage to the en-
<..I.F THIRD. that be had dragged away /
y <,,y jssofs al anarnunition when the same
z3xs.Fk MIGHT hare saved q gun which I
y Tar more valuable
.hn,e witnesses testified that the
z.If .sers tsred too low. others THAT they
z3z>H too high. One witness declared T
80 a.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-18
The Divinity That Shapes Our Ends.

Whatever opinion one may have Of his
sincerity, the closing chapter OF or
chard's autobiography in the November
McClure's stands ont as remarkable
human document. In fiction story
must be made plausible; it ID the de-
lightful incredibility of fact which makes
it so entertaining. In q series Of articles
giving his life history, the GOODNESS OF
the calculations by which Orchard de-
stroyed his fellow creatures it fact
continually emphasizing itself. 81 had
figured out good many ways how to
get away with him and not get caught"
is his eyerrecuring refrain. Then came
his last and most important lob the
killing Of the governor OF the state.
There is no slightest sign Of over con-
fidenee; on the contrary, be realized. that
Governor Steunenberg was an extra haz-
ardous risk, and his plans were made
with more than usual precaution. Yet
when he heard the explosion, the sig
nal of success, II was as though III
invisible power had secursd pound AMI
gagged him. and he was helpless. With
much telltale evidence in his roo.n AMI
compromising letters in his pockets. he
was powerless to act. Something came
across me, I cannot explain, AMI / seem.
ed to loose my reasoning power or tho
time and left everything Just as thew
were" The last chapter Of this sincii.
lar and sanguinary career is worth per-
usai.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-18
The Modern version Of II.

What little boy can tell me the differ
ence between the quick and the dead =
asked the Sunday school teacher.
Willie waved his hand franticaIly.
"weli. Willief"
please, ma'am, the quick ara the
ones that get out Of the way Of automo-
biles; the ones that don't are the idead.''
--Eycrybody's Magazine.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-18
4 Mater Of piIotage.

Ferdinand Can YOU let me have !
horse this afternoong | want TO rid,
over 10 Dopesille and dine with few
friends
Liyeryman- But if you're 60.
ing to dine you'd better have the mare
She can ind her way home.-Judge
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-18

cities IN the world. lie points out the
absolute and immediate necessity for
thcinerease Of the patrol force Of the
department hy AT least 400 men. New
York has one patrolman TO every 5iT
Of population; London, one 10 every
400; Boston, one to every 500; Phila.
delphia. one 70 every 5ll; Washington,
one 10 every ass, st. Petersburg, one
and Buenos Ayres, one 70 every ls4
Lisbon, one 70 every US; Budapest, one
TO every $50; Berlin, one TO every $40;
Dublin, one 70 every $50; and Liverpool,
one 10 every 4f0.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-18

People often ask what Is good brand
OF salmon. "Argo Red Sslmea," is the
best possible aaswsr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14
ELDERS OF THE BIRMINGHAM ENG. CONFERENCE


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iiNe those ol Wa'H lNr Loid 1NS
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Discourse Delivered Before the Priesthood Meeting Of che
Liberty Stake Of Zion, in the Second Ward Assembly
Rooms October 49, 1907
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14

r.rIy al oI our ine,'''. '' ''e
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II uut1 the ends of the earth. that all
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14

This work VIII roll uu am the MOI
raridiy in proportion aa $50 study thn
gospel aud become acquainted wIt1
the word of the Lord. accept of a. bon
by lts guidance. without doubt without
frar without WnVcriug FOR "ho thar
wa.croth." says James. 'ls like wave
of thD sea. driven with thc wind and
tossed" ne is doublo-miuded man.,
unstable in an DIS ways llo los not
fixed in bis purpose ha Dr. not ahso-
Iutcly converted. ha has NOT yet reach
od That point where he cam give hla
.,ul to thc work of the LORD, his life
ana Am be- possesses in the world 20
the building up of the kingdom Of
GOD n the earth. ne perhaps is not
ready 40 make these sacrifices Tor me
saving Of mankifd from sln and bring
Ing thcm NJ tho llght of the gospel OF
Christ he lacks falth ana understand
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-10-11
RIEPE RECEIVES COMMISSION
AS DELEGATE TO CONGRESS

r. A. Riepe has received from the
Office of the secretary of state at Car
son, his official commission as a del
egate to the Trans-Mississipp Com.
mercial congress which will meet at
Muskogee, Oklahoma from Novem-
ber 19 to November %.
Mr.. Riepe will leave Ely about
November 5, and will go to Joplin,
Mo-, where he will attend the annual
session of the American Mining con-
gress, to which he is also a dele
gate. The session. of this congress
are from November II to 16. He
will have barely time to go to Okla
homa in order to reach there in time
for the opening sessions.
After the sessions of both con-
crosses are adjourned, Mr.. Riepe will
go to jamestown and visit the James
town exposition, remaining there for
ten days or two weeks before return
ing to Ely.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-10-11
.GOLDHELD STILL PUTS
OUT HIGH GRADE ORE

GOLDFIELD, Oct. 10.-The feat
ure of the week S production of ore
was the heavy output of the Mohawk
Jumbo lease on the Jumbo extension.
The lease adjoins the company shaft
of the Mohawk, and is mining from
the same rich ore shoots that have
made that mine famous. The pro-
duction from this small block of
ground during the seven days just
past was 1900 tons of ore of an av-
erage value of $50 per ton. The
leasing company has posted 3 per
cent dividends, aggregating $780,
900, the last payable October 25.
Harry Mcmillan, a former Salt Lake
resident, and an old time newspaper
man, is one of the promoters and
chief stockholders.
The production of ore for the week
was seriously curtailed by the rail-
road strike, but at that it came with
in a few tons of the biggest week in
the history of the camp 1t consisted
of 3,746 tons of an average value of
500 per ton, the entire lot being
purchased by the Nevada-Goldfield
reduction works and the Western
Ore Purchasing company, both local
samplers.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-10-11
.BAT7LESH|P GOES TO
BOSTON ON SAD TRIP
OFFICER KILLED by WAVE DUR
ING GREAT STORM OFF AT
LANTIC COAST.

BOSTON, Oct. 10.-For the second
time within few weeks battleship
of the United States navy has jour
neyed to Boston from Barsable bay
upon the same mOurnful errand-to
land the dead and dying of the crew,
laid low in time of peace. Lieuten-
ane John H. Furse was killed and
Chief Boatswain Mate r. d. Bott-
cher was fatally injured, both be-
longing to the Illinois, and seaman
of the Minnesota was also killed.
The Illinois arrived off Boston
Light late yesterday with the body
of Lieutenant Furse on board and
Bottcher lying senseless in the sick
room. The body of the dead officer
was transferred to the navy tug Ia
wana, as was the injured seaman.
Three other members of the crew OF
the Illinois who had received slight
injuries were kept on board, as the
warship's surgeon was able to care
for them.
The terrific northeast gale of last
Saturday night and Sunday was re-
sponsible for the death of the lieu
tenant and injuries to the four sail
ors, and also for the death of sailor
on the Minnesota.
Lieutenant Furse, with Chief Boat
swainsmate Bottcher, went forward
to superintend the anchor. Sudden
ly a huge wave rose over the side of
the ship and engulfed the officer and
his crew. Lieutenant Furse was car
ried off his feet and was hurled dis
tance of thirty feet and dropped with
terrific force on hatch, rupturing
his liver and inflicting terrible in
juries. Bottcher was carried some
distanct and struck head foremost
upon a hatch, fracturing his skull.
Three other men received injuries by
being carried to the deck. The lieu
tenant was carried to the hospital,
where the surgeons worked over him
and succeeded in keeping him alive
for nine hours.
A sailor was swept overheard from
the Minnesota and drowned.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-10-11
PLENTY OF MONEY IN
GOLFERS OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS COUNT CASH
AND FIND EVERYTHING IN
SHIP-SHAPE.

The board of county commissioners
met again yesterday, and during the
session, went over the report of
County Auditor William Mcknight
for the quarter ending September 80.
1ne report of the auditor was found
to be correct, the money on hand cor
responding, according to the deposit
certificates, with the reports.
The auditors statement shows that
the balance on hand at the beginning
of the quarter was $40,127.06, and
the receipts during the quarter were
$35, 5,613.10, making a total of $75,-
.40.16 to be accounted for.
The disbursements were, for the
redemption of warrants, $26,513.74;
unpaid warrants outstanding, $1S4.-
%; cash in library fund, $37S.96;
cash on hand in fund, 4S,663.24
A petition signed by large num-
ber of taxpayers and residents of Nc
Gill and the immediate vicinity was
presented, asking for the establish
ment of a school district at McGill.
The petitioners showed that there
are the requisite number of inhabi-
tants of school age in the district,
and the petition was granted The
school will be built at McGill, and
will be known as the McGill school
district
Sheriff House was instructed by
the board to prepare list of the city
prisoners incarcerated in the county
Jail. in order that bill might be
presented by the board to the city
council for their maintenance.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-10-11
vEN|SON AND BEAR ARE
SERVED A LA BARBECUE
First Feast of Its Kind on Record i'm
America Enjoyed by Colo
radOans.

KREMMLING, Colo, Oct. 10-The
first venisOn and bear barbecue ever
held in the United States took place
in Kremmling this afternoon, and
hereafter it will be an annual feat
ure. Six fine bucks, doe and big
black bear were roasted for the 500
people who participated in the feast
Tread, butter, coffee and cream and
jelly were served with the deer and
bear meat A large quantity of fish
had been provided in case there was
not enough bear and deer meat to
go around, but it was not needed
Tonight Kid Macfarlane of Denver
knocked out Kid Watson of San
Francisco in the fifth round of what
was to be fifteen-round go for 500
a side. The men are in the light
weight class and put up a not fight.
When he received the Knockout blow,
Kid Watson's head hit the planking
of the ring so hard that one of the
boards was broken. o doctors SER
vices were needed to revive him.
The days festivities an dsports are
being wound up tonight with two big
dances, one at the city hall and the
other at Capital hall.
The number of visitors from the
outside is estimated at 400.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-10-11
SOUTHERN PACIFIC IS
ONCE MORE INDICTED

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 10.-The
United States grand jury today pre-
sented two supplementary indict-
ments, one again the Southern Pa
cific company and the other against
the Pacific Mail Steamship company,
charging them with violation of the
interstate commerce law. Each in
dictment contains eight counts which
relate to additional shipments of
mating from Kobe, Japan, to vari-
Gus points in the United States at
rates lower than those mentioned in
the schedule furnished the interstate
commerce commission.
The Southern Pacific company and
the Pacific Mail Steamship company
we're allowed until October 21 to
plead to the former indictments
charging them with having violated
the interstate commerce laws by car
rying consignments of mating and
mate at lower rates than in the
schedule furnished to the interstate
commerce commission.