The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-09

( Marlborough, Miss Edna May, Mrs. Lang
/ try, Mrs. Leslio Carter and others took
part.
Admiral and Mrs. Dewey were feted and
I dined in Detroit yesterday. The public
/ features of today include a naval parade
| and review, followed later by a land
/ parade.
Captain J. B. Coghlan. who has been
commander of the Puget Sound naval sta
1 ton for over d year, has been granted a
| six months leave Of absence on account
| of i'll health.
The worlds temperance congress will
! open in London next Monday. under the
/ presidency Of the archbishop of Canter-
| bury Lady Henry Somerset will occupy
the chair Tuesday.
The building trades council of Kansas
/ City decided by unanimous vote to-
night to dissolve. This action. it is be-
! lieVed' will put an end to the labor trou-
| bleS in Kansas City.
The pope and Emperor William of Ger
many sent a telegram to DR.. CampOs
SALES, president of Brazil. on the Occa-
sion of the celebration of the centenary of
| the discovery of Brazil.
There is yet no clue to the robber who
secured $1,000 at the New Orleans post
! ONCE Thursday from pile of money ly-
I ing just inside one of the windows of the
money order department.
Despite the wish of Emperor William
that English should be effectuaIIv taught
in the gymnasium. the German national
school reform conference decided to leave
the status of English as it is
1t now seems probable that the presi-
Qent VIII not go TO Canton until the latter
part or the present month and certainly
not until after the Republican convention
winch meets in Philadelphia June 10.
A general e--ctiOn for members Of the
provincial parliament viii take place
throughout British Columbia today. For
Ihe nrst time in the history of British
columbia, party lines have been PARTIAL
~ introduced in provincial election.
The Czechs continued their obstructive
tactics in the Austrian reichsrath until /
CLOCK TINS morning. They brought
Songs and hammers and hammered the
desks, smashing furniture and working in
relays TO keep up the tumut.
A native rumor is in circulation that Sir
Frederick Mitchell Hodgson. governor Of
y5olo coast colony made sortie from
humassle, where he had been besieged bv
the Ashantis, but was forced to retire
and ultimately to surrender.
The quarteTmaster general has complet-
ed arrangements for the transportation to
the United States of f4S3 Cuban SchooI
teachers who have decided to take Id
vantage of the summer course of free
sity.
The Lake Mohonk arbitration confer
ehce mas issued declaration deploring
the war IN South Africa ana the con-
u4ued lighting in the PHILIPPINES. and
urging the United States government tn
negotiate treaties with all the powers not
parties to The Hague arbitration agree
ment.
The supreme court of the District of
columbia yesterday denied a petition
10 restrain John w. Hayes, Secretary
treasurer of the Knights of Labor from
interfering with John NJ Parsons and
other members Of the executive commit
tee IN taking. possession of the books of
the organization. "a
Ihree natives We're convicted by
military commission Of having murdered
Quarternaster Sergeant Albert Voltrie.
company K, Thirty-ninth volunteer in,
Iantry, at the Barrio of Bagbac' near
Ianuaan. in the province of Rataneas' or
teo 2 and were sentenced TO death bv
hanging. General Otis commuted the
sentence IN each case TO twenty years
At Sogod, Cebu, Private Samuel Jones
OF the hospital corps, assisted by Private
Henfy Becker of the same corps treated
a native woman, whose husband haS c11f
a deep horizontal cash on the right cheek
which forced out the eyebaH In the an
sence of the regimenfal surgeon. by can
Ole light they replaced the eyeball and
sewed up the ipeision. The woman re-
covered.