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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-07
Kniphts TempIar viii Spend Over
100000 in AmusemeHts,
LOUISVILLE 70 ENTERTAIN.
Seyenty.Eigiith TrIennIai Conciave 10
He Held There In Last Week
ofThis Month.

Louisville KY, Aug 1.-THE official
program for the 18th triennial conclaye
Of Knights Templar to be held here the
last week Of this month was announced
today by the executive committee,
which has had over 100000 to draw on
to make the features of the entertain
ment attractive.
The week will open Sunday with
public worship at the Broadway Metho-
dist church, conducted by Very En-
inent Sir j. W. Cox, Of washington,
Iowa, Grand Prelate Of the Grand En-
campment.
Monday viii be devoted TO receiving
at the depots and escorting to quar-
tiers all arriving Communicates The
escort committee is made up Of six
hundred stalwart Kentuckians. Mon
day night will witness the inaugural
festivities IN the formal opening OF
headquarters OF the Grand Command
cry OF Kentucky in the custom house,
with reception. This is function
that win berepeated each afternoon
and night during the cOnciaye' 400 wen
known Kentucky matrons and their
daughters serving on the reception
committee az each one. -,
Tuesday morning the big parade VIII
take place st night there WIZ Dc
reception at the Masonic widows ana
orphans home; an entertainment at
Confederate hall, fire works ana me
first Of series of excursions up the
Ohio river
The competition drill, the first since
the San Francisco conclave IN lHoo'
is scheduled for Wednesday at Churc-
hin Downs. where the Kentucky DERBY
Is run every spring The I'VE pf'ze
trophies costing over $1,000 10 De
awarded. were put on display by local
iswolars today. Communicates from
San Francisco. Denver, Chicago en-
cinnati. Parkersburg. w. Va. Puts
burr and washington are entered IN
the drill. Four United states Objects
will act as judges. ~
on Thursday night the grand ball
win be given at the Horse show
building. ,,-..,,,-
Mrs. ]. c. W. Beckham, Of Frank
fort. the governors bride, viii be one
M the matrons OF honor.
Friday win be devoted TO side trips
through Kentucky 10 the bluegrass
region and Mammoth cave
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Very small and as easy
20 take as gagav.
CURE SICK HEADACHE.

II. Clendennln, William b. Bonham
Albert J. Bright. Robert j. Mcconnell,
Harry e. Comstock, II. Clay Supplee,
Charles II. Morrison Christian A.,
Bach, Alexander B. Coke.
First Lieutenants Artillery Corps
Stanley d. Embrlck, Ralph s Granger,
Henry b. Clark. Francisco II, Cooke.
Second Lieutenants Artillery Corps
Roy l. Taylor, Fred L. Perry, Donald
w, Strong. Tlman Campbell, John n.
Dunn, Homer Il. Grant, Garrison BAH,
Jean $. Cakes.
Thomas j. Dickson to be chaplain.
Theasury-Third Lieutenants in the
Revenue Cutter Service--Frank b. Har-
wood, Charles Il. Howell, Joseph l..
lngle, Jr. William II. Hunter, John L
Maher, Francis r. Shoemaker.
NAVY.
Frank II. Clark Jr,. lieutenant;
Albert G. Dillingham;. commander.
INTERIOR.
Hugh Price of Phoenix, Ari.. TO b.
encouragement Of Arizona.
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At San Francisco.

San Francisco, Aug THE strike
situation is practically unchanged Gov.
Gage has not yet been asked to act as
mediator. though he Is willing TO do
wha he can TO settle the trouble by ar
bitration. The City Front federation
has extended the strike so as TO include
the ports Of Benecia and Red Wood
city. The San Francisco Cycle Board II
Trade has undertaken the task Of en-
listing all the retail dealers associations
OF the city In united effort 10 bring
about a compromise.
The labor leaders. however. state that
the struggle is not likely TO be ended
for some time. A mass meeting 20 con-
slider the situation has been called for
tomorrow night.
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A Little Gossip.

New York Aug. THE news that
Duncan Elliot has been appointed first
lieutenant Of cavalry is attracting con-
siderable attention In social circles here
whore he Is well known. Elliot was
married in 1891 TO Miss Sallie Hargous,
one OF the best known among the fash
ionable young women of this city, la
ter she obtained n divorce Elliott was
appointed first lieutenant OF the Twen-
tv-sixth infantry some time ago upon
the Recommendation Of Vice President
Roosevelt and Congressman VIM Aston
Chandler He served with credit In
Cuba and the Philippines.
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Don't BE- satisfied with temporary
relief from indigestion. kodoi Dysnep-
STA cure permanently ana compi'tey
removes this complaint II relieves per,
manently because d allows the treu
stomach perfect rest Dieting won {
rest the stomach. Nature receives
supplies from the food We eat The
sensible way 10 help the stomach Is 10
use Kodol Dyspepsia cure. when
digests what you ear and can't help
hut DO YOU good c. scuramm'
Prescription Druggist Mccormick
building, corner Main and First SCUM
streets
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Army and Navy Appointments.

Washington, Aug. s.-The President
today made the following appoint
ments:
WAR.
Frank d. Baldwin. colonel OF in.
fantry.
James Regain, lieutenant Of infan-
try.
Frank II, whitman, captain Of in
fantry
Henry D. r. Phelan. assistant sur
econ OF volunteers. rank Of captain.
First Lieutenants Of Cavalry--James
I.ongstreei. Jr., Henry ~ Cootes. Theo-
dore Schultz. James T.. Shelley. Dun
can Eliot Charles VI. Boyce, John j.
Ryan
Second Lieutenants Of Cavalry-Sel-
wyn ID. Smith. William Overton. Cor
don y. Kimball Walter +. Martin.
Oscar s. Liisk. Philip Mowry.
First Lieutenants OF lnfantry--Lind-
say +. Rucker, Mack Richardson.
Cieviand Wilcoxson Albert b. Sloan.
Second Lieutenants OF Infaniry-W.
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order Works Hardship.

Manila, Aug 6.-Secretary Roots or
der cutting of the use Of commissary
supplies by civilian employees is caus-
ing CONSERVATION among the minor
clerks whose expenses are thus dou-
bled. Many Of them claim they had an
absolute understanding before leaving
the United States that thev would be
entitled 10 use commissary stores. The
order became effective August /. Tn
less the salaries OF the junior employees
are raised many designations are likely
10 be rendered
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Berth for Sargent.

Boston Aug. Lieut.. Commander
Nathan Sargent. U. S. ~, viii soon re-
ceive orders detailing him from the
command Of the gunboat Machias, II is
said, and requesting that he go to
Washington to report to Admiral Dew
ey for service as member Of the gun
boat board Of the navy, OF which the
admiral Is president Commander Sar-
gent will, It IS understood, be Admiral
Dewey's aide, Commander Sargent's
long sea service of eighteen years and
his excellent record during his con-
nection with the navy, were considered
when the appointment was contem-
Mated
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Alleged Dishonest Consul.

New York, Aug. John V. Burr 81
Pulaski. n. Y. formerly quartermaster
on the steamship Meteor has arrived
here from Rio Janeiro, at which point
he left the vessel on account Of sick
ness Burr says he will file a complaint
with the department against the Unit
ed States consulate at Rio. He says
that when he left the Meteor which
was bound FOR San Francisco from To-
ledo. Ohio the captain told him he had
deposited s92 with Deputy Consul Gen.
eral Halo. When he left the hospital
Burr says he applied for the money but
only received si7 with this he Sc
cured passage To this country and had
only s. left when he landed In Brooklyn
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department as military Instructor at
I,uttgers college. Col, Gilmore may
also be asked to give instruction in the
English branches and mathematics at
the reformatory If the governors plan
is approved by the commissioners.
Three prisoners have already reached
the institution from Paterson They
are all young boys Of II years. Routine
has commenced and everything Is done
as though every cell in the place were
occuuied
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Favors Military Organization.

New York. Aug. 7.--Gov. Voorhees, OF
New Jersey Is In favor Of the estab-
llshment OF a military organization at
the reformatory which has just been
opened al Railway. n. j.. and will
make Recommendation 10 that effect
al the meeting Of the commissioners
this week. His study Of various meth.
DDS has convinced him Of the desirable
~ OF such a course.
The governor viii urge the appoint
ment OF Col. quincy o. NJ. Gilmore OF
the Second regiment as military in
structor. Col Gilmore II retired
captain Of the regular army. He was
at one time quarter master at West
Point and Is now detailed by the war
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-07
"BECAUsE LOVE YOU"
stupid Man Cuts His Throat With
the Words Upon His Lips.

New York. Aug. John HAL, q pro-
fessional singer, cut his throat last
night under the window OF the young
woman he had asked to be his wife, and
who rejected his suit. He had gone TO
the young womans house to serenade
her. but she ordered him away. lie
walked a few steps, sang a bar Of the
song Because ! Love You" and then
slashed his throat with razor. He will
probably die.
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President Sends Coincidence.

Washington. Aug. 6.-President Nc
Kinley has sent the following message
to Emperor William Of Germany on
the death of his mother, the Dowager
Empress Frederick:
State Department Washington, Aug.
6.-Hls Imperial and Royal Majesty.
Wilhelm IL, German Emperor
II learn with deep sorrow OF the death
Of your majesty's beloved mother. the
Dowager and Empress and Queen Fred
erick. Her noble qualities have en-
deared her memory TO the American
people, In whose name and In my own
tender to your majesty heartfelt con-
dolence. WIN. MCKINLEY.
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Refused Gold.

New York. Aug. THE Y. S. naval
collier Bruius. whic hhas Just arrived
at Tompkinsville, S. l., from Guam,
brings an interesting story OF refusal
60 accept American gold during the
voyage At the Port Said entrance to
the suez canal the Brutus' commander
was asked for $3.50 tolls. which amount
was rendered in American gold. but
was refused. IL was not until the gov
eminent had been communicated with
that the boat was released.
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Glory IN Gore.

New York, Aug. 7--Large red pla-
cards were posted throughout Pater
son, n. j., announcing that the fright
of Existence" group of anarchists will
produce at the American Theater here
on Sunday, Aug lS a grand tragedy
called "The Assassination OF King
Humbert ]" The play will depict Bres-
CT drawing the fatal lot at a meeting or
a group, his Journey to Italy, the scene
Of assassination and Brescls impris.
onment and suicide.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-07
Found Rare Fossils.

Berkeley Cal, Aug. John c. Mer-
riam. assistant professor OF paleontol-
ogy al the University of California, has
just returned to Berkeley. after two
months OF exploring and excavating in
Shasta county. Cal, and in Eastern
Oregon. He has exhumed a very large
number of rare fossils including the
remains of many fossil animals, which
will soon be placed In the university
museum
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-07
Advertising a Clue.

New York. Aug. 7.--Wllliam r. Ha-
zen. former chief OF the Federal Secret
Service. who is now employed by the
Fosburg family In an effort 90 run
down the murderer Of May L. Fosburg
in Pittsfield. is in the city holding a
conference with Commissioner OF Po-
lice Murphy. II was said that the two
discussed clue TO the case, but both
Mr.. Murphy and Mr.. Hazen declined 20
disclose ANYTHING
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-07

Boston. Aug. 7.--Oflclals here believe
that the man that officers Durham and
Leteny are following through the
woods Of Quebec Is Joseph Blondin,
suspected OF killing his wife at Chelms-
ford. Canadian detectives have been
put on the trail and are now hunting
him. They say they will smoke him out
Of the woods II they have to set fire to
the forest TO do so,
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Wants a Good Show.

New York, Aug. 7-Gen. l., j. De Es-
nola, chairman Of the commissioners Ia
this country for the Turin exhibition Of
decorative art, has sent out an address
to prospective exhibitors urging them
to assist In making a good showing To-,
the United States at the exhibition
which will be held next year Special
prizes are offered TO architects, sculp-
tors. artists, art workers and manufac-
turers.
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St. Louis Exposition Site.

st. Louis, Aug 6.-The suit to re-
strain the Louisiana Purchase EXPOSE
ton company from using Forest Park
as site, came up today in Judge
Zachritz's branch of the circuit court.
After the arguments Judge zachritz
took the case under advsement and
announced that he will hand down a
decision next Monday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-07

Constipation. impaired digestion and
n torpid liver. are the most common
ailments that are responsible for that
f,ro5 Ustless. fagged-out feeling that
makes The summer a dreaded period 60
so manv peorle. HERBlNE viii cure
constipation. Il improves the digestion
and arouses the liver y -Hrmsl HctlF-
l,y price. 20 cents. z. c. NJ. l.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-07
VIII settle six strike.

New York, Aug. IA settlement OF
the silk strike in Paterson, n. j., Is 70
be attempted by the New Jersey state
board Of arbitration. The arbitrators
win call upon the manufacturers with
a view TO securing basis for a set
Element.
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Mary Ncwberry Adams Dead.

Dubuque, Iowa. Aug. s,-Mrs Mary
Newberry Adams, widow Of Judge
Austin Adams, once chief justice OF the
Iowa supreme court, Is dead. aged S.
years. She was prominent IN literary
circles and was close friend OF Ralph
Waldo Emerson.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-07

For mosquito bites bites ny stings OK
insects. animals or ren'Ues apply
pAILARn's SNOW LlNlMENT Il
counteracts the poison IN the wound
subdues the Inflammation and heals
the flesh. Price. % and 20 cents, z. {.
NJ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-07
Exceptionally Cool.

New York. Aug, 1.-THE official record
OF the local weather bureau shows that
August this year was the chilliest Au-
gust In ~ years. The avrage tempe
nature was GS degrees az against Is
degrees for the same date last year.
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not be asked to decide hastily. They
will have until Saturday night Of this
week to think 1t over. When they final
ly decide they will come out pre-
| pared for the battle. There Will be no
faltering, no indecision, no ignorance
In action, but a unity of purpose and
| a determination to stand for their
rights"
After issuing the official call for next
Saturday night President Shaffer said:
AT noon today called out all the men
employed in the Newcastle mills Of the
National Steel company. They will
stop work at IL O'Clock tonight My
purpose in doing this was that | learned
that the trust had been piling up union
made bars in the old housings Of the
dismanted Jennings sheet mill for the
purpose OF supplying the non-union
mills when the plants shall be shut
down. II was clever trick but II did
not work, The trust will need all the
bars they have stored now bad enough
before they are through with this
strike"
After sending this telegram TO New
castle ] received a reply which read
as follows: MIL will close. Men are all
firm That viii bring about l,50O men
out in that part of the National Steel
plant In that town. You see we have TO
be upon the watch for just such move
ments by the trust as this was, We
know what Is going on just as well as
they do, and are fully prepared to meet
every move they make"
Discussing the feature of the strike
that would hear directly upon the PROS
perity OF the country, President Shaffer
said THE closing of all these mills
will be felt by all classes. II will stop
production and this will stop commerce.
The effect viii be bad and no one real
ICES II more than ! do. / realized It all
the time, and tried to avoid by every
means In my power carrying out Of
this program, but 1t was Of no use.
Right will triumph, however. II will
triumph In spite Of the trust saying
that the union men cannot exist in their
mills.
I'm this call TO- men TO come out
we tried 70 avoid all meaningless
words, all bombastic utterances and
sensational sentences. 1t is too serious
matter for stage play. The ANAL
gamated men fully realize the task that
Is before them, and have been prepared
for IT, They are. I believe. ready to
suffer long for what they firmly be-
lieve TO be their rights. They will suf-
fer hunger. poverty and privation Of all
kinds before giving In. The trust can
never crush such men as our people.
They may start some of our mills but
they cannot start many OF them"
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Mns, for wirclcss TeIegrapby.

Nantucket. Mass, Aug. WORK up.
ON the l60-foot mast az Bunker hili
siasconset. for the wireless telegraph
system. has been completed. over 10y
cells win furnish electrical power ana
four accumulators are placed IN the
nnnrnfnr.s room.
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ARTISTIC JOB WORK

Turned out on short notice az the
Deseret News. a BIG shipment Of new
tvres and supplies Just In. our facilities
Tor letter heads. biz heads, TAGS en-.
yelopes. pads etc, etc, are uneNceled
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scHwAB SURPRISED.

New York. Aug. THE World says:
Chas. NJ. Schwab expressed surprise
when a reporter told him about mid
night that President Shaffer's strike or
der named August 10th as the date
for extending the great steel battle.
President Schwab was seen on his re-
turn TO his apartments In the Lorraine.
He had spent the evening in conference
with j. Pierpont Mo- gan.
II am very sorry to hear It," Mr.,
Schwab said when given the details Of
President Skaters strike order. He
seemed greatly surprised at the date
fixed but said he was not at liberty to
discuss the matter.
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The Cause of Many
Sudden Deaths.

prevailing IN this
S because so decep-
tive. Many sudden
deaths are caused by
it, heart disease,
pneumonia, heart
failure or apoplsxy
are often the result
Of kidney disease. II
kidney trouble is al
lowed TO advance the
kline y poisoned
blood will attack the
vital orPans or the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-07

Kidneys themselves break down and waste
away cell by cell.
Bladder troubles most always result from
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obtained quickest by proper treatment Of
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Swamp-Root, the great kidney, liver and
bladder remedy.
II conects inability 10 hold urine and scald-
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unpleasant necessity Of being compelled TO
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times during the night. The mild and the
extraordinary effect Of Swamp-Root Is soon
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Swamp-Root is pleasant TO take and sold
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sent free by mail. Address DR.. Kllmer & Co.
Binghsmton, N, Y. When writing mention
reading this generous offer in this paper.
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sized bottles. You may
have a sample bottle Of
this wonderful new dis
covery and a book that
tells ali ahnili II hnih
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1901-12-20

To Council of City of Sistersvilie for
Franchise TO Constructs the Tracks OF
enc Tyler Railroad Over, AIsHg and
Across the streets of Said CITY.
To ALL CITIZENS AND CORPORA
HoNs INTERESTED IN THE
GRANTING OR REFUSING OF THE
FRANCHISES HEREIN MEN
NoNED:
You will take notice that the Ty-
Ter Railroad company will apply TO
the Council of the City of Sisters
vile, on the 9th. day of January,
1909, for the franchise authorizing
the construction of line of Elec-
tric Street Railway tracks along,
across and upon the streets of the
City of Sistersville. that Is to say !:
Along, across and upon all the
streets and alleys of said city.
You are further notified that sp'
plication for the granting of said
franchise has been fled, io-wit: 0
the 9th day of December,Ieo with
the city clerk of the City of Sis
tersville.
H. W. Mccoy, Pres.
]. H. Mccoy, Sec.
I2727t
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1901-12-20
PARKERSBURG
Real Estate!
INVESTMENTS

"a lots In very desirable location,
Inst two blocks from car line, In
splendid res!dentsection of the city.
Price, $I2. oco on three years time.
We belive that there Is a profit OF
six Thousand dollars In these lots
within the next eighteen months
rs acres Of desirable just outside
corporation limits. Price, So SO
A splendid story brick
business house on Market street
Price, IS 500.
A three story brick business cor
ner ia desirable location, rented to
good tenants. Price. So 500.
IL acres of beautiful lard With
six room dwelling, located close to
u. S. Engine plant, on Parkersburg
and Marietta electric car line. This
Is one of the most desirable proper
ties on the market between Parl e-s-
burg aud Marietta. Price, IS 600
A very desirable s room house,
with every modern convenience. To-
Gated on car line and on paved
street. Price, SIS 200.
A neat S room cottage for $3.50.
Terms, $500 cash, balance $40 Per
month,
A very desitable 6 room house,
with basement and all modern con-
veniences. just one-half block from
car line. Price, s. $50.
A cottage with S rooms on
splendid lot 5ox27o feet. Price,
$r.25o.
Desirable lots for sale for $50 cash
balarce S. per month.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1901-12-20
BEECHWOOD''

OJe hundred thousand dollars to
be spent In the new Improvements.
Buy lots now before prices are
raised. A population Of q 600 will
have to be taken care of. Excel
lent opportunities for groceries.
Excellent opportunities for meat
shops.
Excellent opportunities for cloth
ing stores.
Excellent opportunities for mo-
ton stores.
Excellent opportunities for shops
of al kinds.
Barcer shops are In demand.
Boarding houses are In demand.
The army of workmen employed
In the variours mills at BEECH
WOOD must be taken care of
Get lot while YOU have chance
at the old prices { f $3.50 %. on pay
ments of $500 down and $40 per
month on balance.
Houses are spripglug up like
magic. Everything is on the move.
You lose money every day you de-
lay.
Write or call for price list and
plan OF lots
Petersburg Land Co.
Citizens Bank Bldg.
Mitchell & Shrewsbury, Local
Agents, 2o4 Fourth St.
KOdOl Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1901-12-20

To Let-House containing FIVE
rooms with modern conveniences.
Inquire at the Office of George E.
Kesterson, Masonic Block. 2 If