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KING APPEALS TO ITALY.
Victor of Italy Calls For Show of
Loyalty.

Monza. Aug. liking Victor Emman-
uel III has addressed the following proc
lamation to the Italian people:
The second king of Italy is dead. Es-
Gaping. thanks to his valor, as a soldier,
the danger of battle, az departing I'M
harmed, thanks to providence, from the
risks he confronted so. cOurageously to
end public Calamities, this good and viz
tuous king fell a victim to an atrocious
crime, While, with easy conscience and
without fear of danger, he was partici-
fetes
1T was not PEI mi.ted TO me to be
present at the last breath of my father,
but l understand my first duty TO be 10
follow the Counsels he left me and to
initiate the virtues of the king and first
citizen of Italy.
I'm this moment of profound sadness
1 have 10 aid me the strength which
comes from the examples of my august
father and of that great king who de-
serves to be called the Father of his
Country
Il have also as a support the strength
which comes from the love and devotion
of the Italian people for the king whom
they venerated and weep for
There remain to us the institutions
which ne Loyalty preserved and which he
attempted to render permanent during
the twenty-five years of his reign. These
institutions are given to me as the sacred
traditions of my house, and the warm
love which Italians have for them. pro-
letteu Win a 0Tin ana energetic n3nu
rom assault or any violence, from what
ever source IL comes. assures me. I am
certain of the prosperity and grandeur
of the country. 1t wa, the glory of my
grandfather TO have given Italy its unity
and independence. l. was the glory of
my father to have jeGlously guarded this
unity and this independence to the end.
My reign shall be outlined by these
imperishable rememDrances. May God
aid me and may the love of my people
fortify me so that / may cOnSeCrate all
my cares as a king TO the guardianship
OF liberty and the defense of the mon
archy united by indissOluble bonds for
the supreme interest of the country
Italians, render your tribute of tears
and hOnors to the sacred memory of
Humbert of Savoy. You. in the bitter sOr-
row which has struck my house. have
shown that you consider this sorrow as
though it We're that of each individual
among you.
This solidity OF thOugfN and affection
shall always be the most certain bulwark
OF my reign and the best guarantee of
the unity of the country. Such are my
hopes, such is my ambition DIS a citizen
and as king
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-04
CALLS MARCH A MISTAKE.
Englishman With Chinese Afiliation
Talks.

New York. Aug. S.-A dispatch to the
World from London says:
This fresh advance upon Pekin. 1 be-
neye, will prove a terrible military and
political mistake said Mr.. Pritchard
Morgan.
My latest information" he continued,
rs that there are 70, 900 Chinese troops be
tween Tien Tsin and Pekin and probably
800, coo in and around Pekin itself
This expedition probably will be COM
PEELED to return, like Admiral SeymOur's
Besides, the Chinese government may
lose the power to protect the legations
any longer when the news that a foreign
army is advancing becomes known.
THE release of the ministers could
have been secured by Ii Hung Chang if
the powers had consented TO negotiate
through him But the ministers refuse
to leave Pekin, because while they are
there, the Chinese government is respOn-
sible"
The failure to agree upon a commander
in chief of the allied forces creates con-
sternation. La BOuchere cynically OBJ
served:
When the allied armies begin to fight
with each other the Boxers will have to
be called in to restore peace"
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MIR. WU,s CALL IS BRIEF.
Envoy Has Little to Say to Secretary
Hay

Washington, Aug. 3-The absence of
the Chinese minister from the state
department yesterday. in spite of the
fact that it was diplomatic day. taken
IN conjunction with the exceedingly
sharp note Of Secretary Hay which
the state department had made public.
was the subject of speculation Min
lister Wa explained his absence on the
ground that he had no news to COM
munlcate and his appearance at the de-
partment this morning was awaited
with considerable interest
The minister came in the course of
the morning. imperturbable as usual
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MISSIONARIES QUIT STATIONS.
Leave the Interior For Places of
Safety.

New York, Aug Brew A. B. Leon
ard, corresponding secretary of the
Methodist Missionary society, received
today a cablegram from the Rev.
Spencer Lewis of the West China mis-
sion. Mr.. Lewis cabied from Chunking,
province of Szechewan, as follows:
"Our party leaves for Shanghai to-
day"
The message was undated. The
Presbyterian board of foreign mis-
sionS received a cablegram today from
Rev. w. n. Campbell, of the station Of
Kun Chow, Island of Hanan, which
relieves the anxiety of the board. The
message Is as follows;
'Nodoa arrived. Hainan quiet. La
dies Hong Kong"
Nedoa is about ninety miles away
from the coast. The message means
that the missionaries have arrived at
Hollow from there, and that the wom-
en- have gone on to Hong Kong. All
of the missionaries sent out by the
Presbyterian board and about whose
whereabouts there has been uncertainty
are now accounted for, although some
are still in Pekin.
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Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable COmDOgD5

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DELAY IN LANDING HORSES.
This Handicaps Operations of Amer
lean Troops.

Washington, Aug. 3.-The operations
of the American forces in China are
seriously handicapped by the delay in
the landing of the cavalry horses, ow-
ing to the lack of lighters and other
small craft Two sQuadronS of the
Sixth cavarly arrived at Taku with
General Chaffee on the Grant several
days ago, but in the absence of their
mounts have been OF no further ser
vice than regular foot troops, and de-
lay will occur in unloading horses from
the LennoX, COnemaugh and Leela-
nav, all on their way to China.
1t is estimated at the war department
that there are about $500 American
troops, including $50 marines, in the vi
cinlty OF Tien Tsin. available for act
i've operations against the Chinese cap
ital, with prospects of 5000 reinforce
ments from the United Staes arriving
in small attachments within the next
two months
In view of the small American repre-
sentation on the spot. il is not regard
ed at the war department as probable
THAI General Chaffee viii be selected
to command the allied forces
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BANKRUPTCY PETITION.
Effort to Have New Klondike Com
pany Declared InsoIvent.

The Mine and Shelter Supply COM
pany Of Salt Lake, NJ L. Oglesby and
G E Emerson, creditors of the New
klondike Mining company. yesterday
filed petition in the federal court. ask
ing that the latter company be declar-
ed bankrupt. The petition sets forth
that the mining company committed an
act of bankruptcy by permitting w. 5.
Mccormick, who was a creditor. to OBJ
tain a preference through legal pro-
ceedings, by securing a judgment Of
SS4o.4e, and selling the company's prop
erty, July 10 The petition represents
the company to be insolvent
The Mine and Shelter Supply com
pany claims to have a judgment of s..
670.56 against the KlOndike company.
and claims of $500 in excess of securi-
ties Oglesby represents that the COM
pany owes him S23594 for labor per
formed, end EmersOn's bill amounts "a
$40.
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sUB-CoNTRACToRs SUED.
Forfeiture For Delay in Finishing
Emerson School Building.

Cornelius and James West were yes
terday made defendants in the district
court by the Pacific Lumber company
to recover $1,205.32 and interest from
September 10, 1899. on a bond given by
defendants 10 plaintiff to guarantee
their part of the contract for doing
the masonry work on the Emerson
school annex last summer.
The complaint alleges that defend
ants defaUlted in their contract, thus
causing plaintiff to lose a penalty of
$50 a day enforced by the board Of ed
ucation for delay in finishing the build
ing
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Delay By British Denied.

london. Aug. 3-The parliamentar,, 60
rotary of the foreign office ~yViIlian, G.
John Frederick, said today in the house
OF commons 1t was not true that opera-
IONS by the allies We're delayed by the
bIltIsn contingent On the contrary, the
was TO the effect that the troops were
reaoy AND would shortly advance. and he
aSntclpated the cooperation of the al
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-04
RocKHIL1 LEAVES FOR CHINA
Goes on America Maru With General
Wilson.

San Francisco, Aug. 3-The steamer
America Maru sailed this afternoon for
the Orient via Honolulu There are a
number of priminent passengers on
board, including Brigadier General
James II. Wilson, who arrived from
Cuba last night, and w. w. Rockhill,
commissioner from the United States
to China. General Wilson is under or
ders to report to Major General Chat
fee, and is accompanied by his aides,
Lieutenants James H. Reeves and G.
II. Turner.
Other passengers on the America
Maru are Commander N E. Miles of
the Nashville and W. r. Smith and his
wife. Mr.. Smith is an engineer in the
United States navy
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NINTH ALL AT PRESIDE.
Two Troops Arrive From Fort
Apache.

San Francisco, Aug. 3.-Troops z and
G Of the Ninth cavalry arrived over the
Santa Fe today from Fort Apache, Ar
iona, where they have been stationed
for over a year. having been sent there
shortly after their return from service
in Cuba.
These are the last of the Ninth cav
airy to arrive and the two squadrons
ordered to sail for China on the War
rem are now complete.
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Receiver Appointed.

Judge Cherry made an order in
chambers yesterday appointing ". H
Bramel receiver Of the Oakland Pickle
and Vinegar company, which was at
tached on Thursday at the suit of the
National Bank of the Republic The
receiver will protect the property in
the interest of all creditors, his bond
being fixed at $4,000.
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WORKING on Census Returns.

In reply to Mayor ThOmpsOn's request
to the census bureau at Washington for
the official count Of Salt Lakes popula-
ton, the City's executive yesterday re-
ceived the following: Just as soon as
the figures are completed and verified
they viii be sent. IL is impossible TO say.
however. just when these figures viii be
ready for publication but provision has
been made for the rapid tabulatiOn of all
schedules as soon as received in this Of
fee and your letter has been placed on
file in order that your request may receive
prompt attention"
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the assailant of the Prince of Wales.
should have had such an utterly made
quate ending, the Belgian government
says that, as a strict observer of the
laws, II IVES unable to violate them, how
ever strong its desire 10 proceed rigoT-
ously against the eulprit.
According to Belgian law. the reply
points out, Sipidio. like any other young
man placed at the disposal of the govern
ment and having legal domicile in Bel
GUM, had three days to appeal to the
court of cessation Living with his par
ents. he had legal domicile, and thsrefore
He profited by the delay 20 take flight.
The Belgian government says il regrets
the incident, but cannot be held response
BILE for it.
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JAPAN DECLINES HELP.
Tells England She Needs No Finan-
cial Aid.

Washington, Aug. SIN connection
with the statement from London pub
lished this morning that England had
rendered Japan financial assistance in
her Chinese campaign, il can be stated
with authority that this offer was made
many weeks ago and declined at that
time by Japan in the same friendly
spirit that it was made.
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Transport For Horses

Portland, Ore, Aug. 3.-The United
States government has chartered the
steamship Thyra which will take 500
horses to China from this port. The
horses are now being purchased in this
state. The Thyra is now on her way
to San Francisco from China and as
soon as her cargo is discharged she will
come here
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-08-04
BUYS THE FATAL SPOT.
City of Monza Secures Land Where
King Was Killed.

Monza, Aug. 3.-The municipality of
Mona has purchased the ground on
which the crime was committed, in order
TO erect a monument or charitable insti-
tuition.
The remains of King Humbert were to
day placed in caSl0et of walnut, covered
with lead and glass. in such a manner as
TO leave the face exposed. The ceremony,
which took place in the presence Of the
royal family. was touching. Queen Mar
gheTita placed the Italian flag with the
arms Of the house of Savoy over the
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No Blame For Chafee.

Washington. Aug. "A feeling akin TO
Indignation was excited here by the press
Indifference of the commanders there to
the critical state of the lCgationers at
Pekin. The war department officials are
satisfied that Chaffee at least, is blame
less, for he undoubtedly is exercising all
of his influence with the other command
ers to get the column in motion.
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To Foreclose Mortgage.

E. S. Foote. guardian of the es-
tate of Frank c. Foote and Alice
FOOte, minors. yesterday inStitut-
ed suit in the district court against
Edwin S Croker and Annie
z. Croker to recover $S,230.06 alleged
10 be due on a DrCmiSsOry note Sc
cured by a mortgage on real estate in
Salt Lake. Ogden and Weber county,
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He announced that he had absolutely
no news from China and had come
simply to see if Secretary Hay was
any better off.
His interview with the secretary was
exceedingly brief, the shortest, in fact,
in the whole course Of the present ex-
element
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! he
J Urn
Of Life

ThEs Is a critical pergo4
in the life Of every sy0n,s-
and no mistakes sho|T,i
be made
The one recognized and
reliable heip for vyoU,o.
WHO are aRpr0achEng ssL
passing through This
wonderful change is
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CHAMBERS AT PRESIDE.
Disease Makes Its Appearance Among
Cavalry Horses.

San Francisco, Aug. 3.-The Examin-
er will say tomorrow: Chambers has
broken out among the horses at the
Preside.
There are about 1.200 horses at the
Preside stables belonging to the var
ious cavalry regiments that are await
ing shipment TO China on the horse
transports Azetc and Strathgyle. The
presence of CHAMBERS was discovered
this morning and eight infected ami
mails shot.
The commanding officer has received
orders to spare no effort or expense
in stamping out the disease before il
can become epidemic.
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RUSSIANS TAKE MANY GUNS.
Decided Success at Hung Hun-An
other Bombardment.

st. Petersburg. Aug General Gro
dekoff telegraphs from Khabrovsk on
August 1 that fourteen Hotchkiss and
ten other guns were captured at Hung
Hun by the Russians, who. Storming
the fortress Monday, July 80, drove 1000
Chinese before them.
An official dispatch says Blagovest-
chensk was again bombarded Wednes-
day, August 1. 1t is added that the
Russian steamer, Salinga, while de-
Tending Afghan, was seriously damaged
by Chinese shells.
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HOSPITAL IS IMPROVED.
Preparations at Preside to Care For
Wounded.

San Francisco, Aug. S.-EXtensive
sanitary improvements at the Preside
general hospital viii be completed in
a few days Ind will make it one of the
best equipped military hospitals in the
United States.
The medical division of the depart
ment of California has begun pTepaT-
atoms for the care of the sick and
wounded in China, initiating its work
by sending out twelve ambulances and
fifty hospital tents.
Acting Hospital Steward Weir. who
arrived from Manila on the Hancock.
and was ordered 10 Angel island, has
mYSteriOusIY disappeared.
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IN THE COURTS.
KEYsoR VS.. KEYsoR.
Suit For Separate Maintenance Insti-
tuted By Wife.

Nt%IONI = " ~
Eva J. Keysor- commenced suit yes
terday in the district court for a decree
of separate maintenance AZ the rate OF
$50 & month from her husband. George
4. Keysor. whom she married in this
city on April II. 1895 The complaint
alleges that on June % last defendant
deserted and abandoned he and threat
ened to forever live apart from her
and TO not provide for her support.
It is also alleged that for q long
time past defendant has refused to sup
port his wife. The defendant is an en-
plOye Of the LangtCn Lime and Cement
company. There are no children from
the marriage
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BROTHER FEELS DISGRACE.
Lieutenant Bresci Resigns From the
italian Army.

Milan. Aug. 3.-Lieutenant Bresci, broth
er of King Humbert's assassin, has in
formed the colonel of his regiment of his
intention TO leave the army and change
his name. He Will be provided with an
appointment in the civil administration.
A duel with sabres has been fought be-
tween Captain TAM and Captain Bascilla
on the subject Of Lieutenant Brescf' 8
course. Baseilli was wounded during the
sixth onslaught.
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eminent. and it's outcome is awaited
with great interest.
Efforts to Open Communication.

WIN great interest.
Efforts to Open Communication.
Meanwhile, the government of the
United States, like the governments Of
Europe, has not abandoned its efforts
TO establish communication with its
ministers at Pekin. and the state de-
partment has instructed Consul General
Goodnow at Shanghai, Consul Fowler,
at Che Foo, and Consul Ragsdale, at
Tien Tsin, to spare no effort or ex-
pense to open up direct communication
with Mr.. Conger.
In addition TO his short message rel
alive to the japanese check transmit
ted through Admiral Remey, and re-
ceived this morning, General Chaffee
made another and direct cable report
this afternoon
The message was withheld from pub
LEGATION by Secretary Root, who de-
clines to make its purport public. 1t
was presumably devoted to a recital
of General Chaffee's needs in a militia
ry way.
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BELGIUM MAKES APOLOGY.
Sorry That Prince of Wales Assail.
ant Escaped,

Brussels, Aug. 3.-In reply to the note
of the British government expressing re-
gret that the proceedings against Sipido.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Remaining uncalled for at the postofdcs
Salt Lake City, Utah, Aug. Q. To
OBTAIN these letters the applicant must ell
for advertised letters, and give tie date
d the list. II not called for within Jwc
weeks they VIII be sent 10 the dead let
ter office
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