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afterwards to proceed to Chinese wat
ers to effect a naval demonstration.
The Russian squadron In these wat
ers is already strong and Is 10 be sup
plemented Immediately by the turret
ship Osabya, battleship Alexander III,
battleship Ceserayitch, cruiser Aurora
and cruiser Almaz,
The British squadron amounts In the
aggregate TO but 10000 tons, but Is 10
be increased. the LeNathan being al
ready en- route
The japanese fleet engaged In the
maneuvers includes six battleships, six
armored cruisers and eight destroyers.
They We're to assemble at Muroran on
July 10 and proceed via Eastern siberia
and Korea TO the GuRS OF Pechili
The American warships engaged In
maneuvers in the Gulf Of PeChili are
the battleships oregon and Kentucky,
cruiser New orleans and gunboats Hell
ena, Minneapolis, Vickshurg Whining
ton and Don Juan de Austria moni ors
Monterey and MonadnOck, torpedo ten
der Wampatuck, and two navy trans
ports.
In the meantime japanese and Brit
lsh ministers az PeMn are prot sting
strongly against the conclusion Of the
secret convention with China. which Is
now known to have been signed by
Prince Ching and NJ. Lassar, and for
warded TO st. Petersburg for imperial
sanction after which II win be re-
turned to Pekin for signature by the
empress dowager.
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MARROQUIR AND CANAL.
Ia a Message TO The Colombian Congress He
Points Out Alternatives to be Considered,
Tenor 1f Document IL Rather In
Favor Of the Treaty With the
United states

Colon. Colombia July 1.-THE text Of
President MarroQuins message sub
mitted to the Colombian congress has
reached here. The part referring to the
Panama canal says
There are two alternatives before
the government. Firstly the curtau-
meut OF Colombian sovereignty M con.
sderation of certain pecuniary advan-
tages. and, secondly, 10 vigorously
maintain sovereignty and demand per-
enptorily tine money indemnity 10
which We consider ourselves entitled
In the first case the wishes Of the in
hanitants Of the department Of Panama
wil be satisfied but The government
may be afterwards accused Of failing TO
defend the sovereignty Of the country
and the interests Of the nation, In the
sec nd place n the canal Is not built Via
the Panama route the government will
b. accused OF failing to obtain the
wealth OF which the canal may be re-
gardcd as the beginning and which
may be the sole condition of our flu
ture aggrandisement | have already
made known my wish that an inter-
oceanic canal should be opened through
our territory | think even az cost
ard sacrifice we should not place Obsta-
Giles in the way OF such a grand enter
prise because it would surely result IN
gigantic material Improvement Of our
country; also because once the canal Is
opened we win expand and draw closer
in our relations TO North America.
whereby our industries commerce and
wealth would BE- greatly benefited.
Happily Tor me the immense respon-
sihlity OF deciding the questions rests
with congress, which must definitely
approve or disapproye the treaty pro-
posed by the United States govern
mpnt"
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LIFE SAVED BY SWAMP ROOT.
The Wonderful Kidney, Liver aud Bladder
Remedy
SAMPLE porrLE SENT rRrr ny MAIL

swamp Root, discovered BY the emil
nent Kidney and bladder specialist,
promptly cures kidney, liver, bladder
and uric acid troubles,
Some of the early symptoms OF weak
kidneys are pain or dull ache In the
back, rheumatism, dizziness, headache,
nervousness, catarrh Of the bladder,
gravel or calculi, bloating, sallow COM
plexion, pufiy or dark circles under the
eyes, suppression Of urine, or compelled
to pass water often day and night
The mild and extraordinary effect Of
the world.famous kidney remedy Dr.
Kilmers swamp Root, IL soon realized,
II stands the highest for its wonderful
cures OF the most distressing cases. II
you need medicine you should have
the best
swamp Root Is not recommended for
everything but II you have kidney
liver. bladder or uric acid trouble you
viii find It Just the remedy you need.
Sold By druggists IN ifty-cent and
one-dollar sizes. You may have sam
pie bottle Of Or. l(ilmers swamp Root
and a pamphlet that tells oil about IT.,
including many OF the thousands Of let
ters received from sufferers cured, both
sent free by mail Write Dr. kilmer AZ
CO.. Rlnghamton, n Y, END please be
sure to mention that you read this
generous offer IN the Salt Lake city
Deseret News. Don't make any mis-
take. but remember the name, Swamp
Root, Or. Kllmer's Swamp-Root, and
the address, Binghamton, ~ Y, on
every bottle.
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W orry,
And Ov erW or X
Caused Nervous
Prostitution o M
pletely Worn Out.
DIR. Miles Nervine Cured
Me.

DR.. Miles Nevine will cure nervous pros
traton. II will bring sweet sleep and rest
il viii relieve the mind Of the tendency 10
Worry; It will make the nerves strong and
the patient well It has cured thousands. II
viii cure you, Try to-day.
"Some years ago WAS stricken with nens.
Gus proSta,ion caused by ovework and
worry was in such a weakened, exhausted,
run down condition that was unable 10 d.
my housework fell too weak and tired 10
even make calls on my neighbors. Prc'
qusntly when out driving ] would become %
exhausted that il seemed that | would die
before | reached home. ] was also troubled
with sinking spells at night which left me SO
weak that | thought could not live until
morning. was IN this deplorable condition
when one day Dr. Miles Nevine was
brought 10 my notice. | had little faith in
proprietary remedies but determined to give
The Neryine a tTisl After the second dose
Of the Restorative Neryine was able to 50
At the table and eat meal, something had
been unable 10 DO for many DAYS. have
since taken number Of bottles Of keTine.
| consider myself cured. | am doing my
own work and give Dr.. Miles Nervine credit
for my general good health. My object in
writing this is 10 recommend your medicine
but | cannot write as strongly as feel -
Miss ADDm b. VARBLE, 4o5 L. Marion ST.,
Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Al druggists sell and guarantee first bot
lie DR. Miles Remedies. Send for free book
on Nervous and Heart Diseases. Address
Dr. Miles Medical Co. Elkhart md.
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Use Of Tobacco Causes Early Deaih,

Chicago July IA dispatch to the
Inter-ocean from Kalamazoo Mich
says:
William G. Patterson Of this city. Is
dead In his S9th year as the result OF
the excessive use OF tobacco His to-
baccanist from whom he bought eX-
cluslyely, gave out the statement, after
his death had been made public, that
In l2 years Mr. Patterson smoked more
than 49, 900 cigars which cost him AS0O.
In his early life, he was even more a
constant smoker than in his declining
years, and local tobacco men estimate
that In the last 20 years Of his life he
had smoked 100000 OF his fayOrite
brand, which would cost him $4,000
Mr. Patterson was pioneer stage
coach man Of the middle west, having
established the first stage line between
st. Paul and st. Anthony, MINI, along
the bank Of the Mississippi river He
also established the first stage line be
tween st. Anthony Mimi Grand Rap
ids, Mich, and this city
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BURNING OF PEOPLE.
COlorcd Men In Convention Make
Grand Protest Against IT,

Kansas city, Mo, July lG,--"Bumlng
human beings at the stake or hanging
men of any race or color without due
process OF law, Is lawlessness and
disgrace to civilization and we appeal
to the men who make and execute the
laws of our common country TO protect
every criminal who Is arrested and give
him a fair and impartial trial, whether
he be white or black. Without law and
order this government is a farce" de-
clared the United Grand Chapter OF
the order Of the Eastern Star Of Mis-
souri, in resolutions adopted here to-
day,
over 200 representative coloTed men
and women were present, and lively
discussion followed. While the practise
OF lynchng was vigorously denounced,
most Of the speakers maintained that
the amelioraton Of the Negroes condl-
ton depends principally upon educa-
ton
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,be Considered at an Extra
z Session Of Congress-
PRESIDENT Is INTERESTED.
He and senator Lodge discuss the
Matter II t is to be Remedial
No specific hi.

Oyster Bay, l.. l., July l6,-PresIdent
Roosevelt is deeply interested in the
proposed financial legislation. As a stu
dent Of affairs he has noted for a long
Tine the necessity Of financial legisla-
ton Of remedial character, and today
he expressed to Senator Lodge of Mas
kachusetts bis desire that early action
upon the SUBJECT should be taken by
Congress along the lines Of his recent
messages and speeches. Indeed 1t can
be said he hopes action win be initiated
al the extra session of Congress- which
he win call on Monday, Nov. 8.
Senator Lodge arrived here this
morning, and passed the day with the
president at Sycamore Hill, He Is a
member Of the Alaskan boundary com
mission, which is 70 begin its sessions
IN London early IN September. Before
sailing for England tomorrow on the
steamer Cedric he came TO OyeNer bay
10 consider with the president ymong
other things, the work Of the commits.
sion, lie left this evening for New
York Before his departure Sene> )r
Lodge g@ve TO the Associated Pres
stateme concerning his conferh sc
with the jsident. In this statement
the preslG-sts hopes regarding the
financial legislation are reflected.
We discussed said Senator Lodge,
"a variety Of topics, including the work
OF the Alaskan boundary commission,
which is to begin in London early In
September.
Yes the senator continued "in re-
sponse to an inquiry whether he had
discussed with President Roosevelt the
proposed extra session of Congress,
we considered II at some length. you
Low, OF course, that an extra session
n TO be called 20 meet on Monday,
Nov. 8, Immediately following the
fall elections.t This session viii be
called primarily for the purpose Of
enactng Legislation approving the Gu
ban treaty, which was ratified b. The
senate last spring The president
hopes, however, as | do that we shall
be able 20 take up for eG-iy consldera-
ton financial legislation along the lines
OF his messages and his speeches This
legislation takes the deepest inquiry"
Did YOU discuss with the president
any specific financial measure?'
No, not at all, No specific bill was
under consideration. The preparation of
a measure Of that Kind is the work OF
Congress itself. was understood
when the senate adjourned last spring
that the committee on finance would
prepare a remedial financial measure
during the recess. The committee now
IS engaged on that work assume that
the house committee on banking and
currency also VIII take up the subject,
but am not Informed whether It Is the
intention OF that committee 20 begin the
consideration Of the subject before the
extra session shall convene.
AS noted, the president Is deeply
'qierested In this proposed legislation,
and Il Is his hope and desire that early
nv.lon may be taken by Congress TO
remedy existing financial conditions
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Supplies for state Militia.

Washington,July lG.-It Is announced
at the war department that all requis-
itions made by governors Of the differ
ent states and territories for Supplies
and equipments for the organizes mil
tia of their respective states or terri
tories viii be charged to the annual al.
lotment Of funds under section 1861 or
the revised statutes unless II Is specl'
ncially requested that the requisition
be made chargeable to the provisional
allotment Of the 81 ,OOOO 600 under the act
of Congress approved March 2 1908.
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uruguayan Congress,

New York, July 17-Among the az
fairs 20 be discussed in the next session
OF congress is the award OF t12jO,Q00
damages, which Caslmlro Castro o5-
tanned here against New York life
Insurance company, says a Herald dis
patch from Monteydeo, Uruguay.
The minister Of foreign affairs Is
keeping secret details OF United States
Minister Flnchs communication on the
subject
Ii is stated that there will be an ami
cable solution Of the trouble Further
action is suspended until next week.
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Rome, Ga, July l7.-Relatves Of
Bernstorfi Schroeder formerly a lieu
tenant in the Danish navy, who left
his home In Copenhagen year ago
last August. with two companions. TO
make a trip around the world on a
wager, have asked the police to ses,ch
for him. He arrived in this city penni-
less May %. All trace OF the lieutenant
has since been lost
He Is the adopted son Of Emil Ret,
editor of the Folkets Avis, Of Copen-
hagen. The party We're TO travel hand
cuffed and make the journey on a large
wager.
The other members met with mis-
haps In this country Schroeder had
reached Jacksonville, Fla. when he
broke down and came to this city.
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and to St. Louis, Mo-, where every re-
source known TO specialists was ex-
hausted In vain effort % save his
life. Several weeks ago Mr., Bolster was
brought home 10 spokane He came
with fun knowledge thar his days
We're numbered
Mr. Bolster was a native OF Canada
and was about so years OF age He
came TO Spokane IN the early sos and
was successful real estate dealer
during the boom which followed the
advent Of the railroad Since that
time he engaged In the ron estate and
insurance business and was at the
head OF the firm of II Bolster & Co.
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Port Arthur a Great Fortrcss,

81. Petersburg, July ia telegram
received here from Port Arthur says
that upon the occasion Of the laying Of
the cornerstone of the cathedral
there, Gen. Kuropatldn, the Russian
war minister, made a speech in which
he expressed the conviction that Port
Arthur is now becoming a fortress me
accessible to all enemies no matter how
great THEN number or whence they
come"
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JAPAN's KOREAN POLICY,
IL IL Becoming More and More
Positive.

Toxic Japan, July 8, via Victoria,
July lI--Since the important confer
enoe Of elder statesmen before the
throne Japan has been displaying a
tendency towards a more positive pol
Icy in the Manchurlan and Korean
questions, and Il is believed this change
OF tone is due To an understanding with
Great Britain. Japan's ally. Naval ma
neuyers are now being conducted OF
Masampho and II Is said the feet is
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Inspecting Military Ports.

San Francisco, July l7-Maj Won
Ethel, military attache Of the German
legation at Washington, has arrived
here from the east. BY direction Of
Ambassador Won Sternberg Mai.
Ethel is making a tour Of the various
military posts In the west and will like
~ proceed to the Philippines before re-
turning TO his regular duties at the cap
tal. He has visited Forts Riley and
Ieavenworth on his way out here, Dur
ing his stay in this city he win be en-.
tertained 10y Maj.-Gen Macarthur,
commanding the department Of Califor-
mia
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sinners Path Made Ensy.

New York, July l6.-Charles S. Stern,
who In 1886 while engaged IN banking
business In this city, disappeared with
$4,000 Of the banks money. appeared in
corr here to receive sentence. Stern
told the court that he had travelled all
over the world, but misfortune had fol-
lowed him, and he could stand disgrace
no longer He had been arrested in Hal
flax six years ago, but never tried To-
day the only one Of the five original
eompalnants who could be secured APP
peared In court and asked for clemency
Tor Stern, The court granted the re-
auest and paroled Stern.
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p. NJ. ARTHUR DEAD.
Grand Chief Engineer Dies Very
Suddenly.

Winnipeg. Man. July 7.--P NJ, Arthur.
grand chief engineer Of the Brotherhood
Of Locomotive Engineers dropped dead at
midnight while speaking at the banquet
closing the annual union convention Of
the Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engi-
neers, which has been In session for the
past few days, MIR. Arthur had Just
arisen To respond to a toast and repeated
the wolds IT may be you when he fell
backwards and expired a few minutes
afterWuTd
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Murdered the Girl and Suicided.

Salinas, Cal, July l6.-Charles Graz
ven, the son of a local rancher today
killed Sadie Block, young woman,and
committed suicide Their bodies were
found in a disreputable house with
their threats cut. IT is said the gill
was the daughter Of the president of
the Block Manufacturing company OF
Virginia. Craven in a letter said the
girls refusal to live respectfully caused
his deed.
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Prest Riesco May visit Europe.

New York, July lit Is reported In
political circles that President Riesco
Intends to take a trip TO Europe, in or
der to leave Pedro Mont at the head
Of affairs as vice president, cables the
Herald's Valparaiso, chill, corr,spond.
ent
President Riesco's situation is re-
garded as most difficult His electors
are minority In congress, the major
fly in that body being partisans Of
Senior Mont, the defeated candidate for
president
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Am. Squadron Leaves Portsmouth

Portsmouth, England, July l7-The
American squadron under command Of
Rear Admiral Cotton, which has been
visiting British waters. left here this
morning, the Kearsarge en- route for
Frenchman's bay, Maine, and the 9TH
ers vessels bound for Lisbon Consid-
cradle enthusiasm marked the depart
ure OF the American ships. Statutes
were fred and hearty parting cheers
were exchanged by the American and
British sailors.
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Herbert Bolster of Spokane Dead

Spokane, Wash, July l1-Herbert
Bolster, one OF the best known citizens
Of the Inland empire, a PIONEER Of Spo-
kane and for several years manager
Of the Spokane Fruit Fair, died al an
early hour this morning az his resi-
dence, 1926 Sharp avenue. For many
months Mr. Bolster suffered with o ner-
yoUs malady which bafded the skill OF
physicians He went to Los Angeles
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Queen spraimed Her Ankle.

Rome July ia slight accident to
an automobile, in which the king and
queen Of ltoly We're driving took place
IA the royal park OF Racconei near
Turin last Monday, 1t was during o
trial of a new motor ear. Tie queen
jumped out, and In doing so turned her
ankle The accident wsS = no import
gppQ
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Cuba at ST. Louis Fair.

New York, July l'.--The house has
passed the bin conceding a credit of
$4,000 for representation at the LOUIS
lana Purchase exposition, says a 1h'lD-
une dispatch from Havana. The bill
now goes 10 President Palma, who win
sign Il Immediately. The senate passed
a bill admitting free Of duty paper for
newspapers when IL is imported direct
by the consumer.
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Tired 10 XIII Her Children.

Washington. Pa, July l6.-Jane COL
lins. at Mcdonald. attempted TO Kill her
two small children when Informed that
they had smallpox The children had
been III for several days. A physician
pronounced their ailment smallpox.
Their mother lost her senses from
fright, and, seizlng an AK, attempted to
kill the little ones II look three men
IN lisarm her
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Body Recovered at Hanna.

Hanna, Wyo., July l6.-Workmen In
the mine today reached below the sew
enteenth entry and recovered the body
of Felix McKenna, a pumpman THIS
is the third body Of the explosion vic
Tins to be- recovered The body will be
sent to Erie, Colo, where McKennas
relatives live,
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Abner MCkInleY Ill.

Somerset Pa, July l6.-Abner Me.
Rilley brother OF the late President
hchlnley,is dangerously M at his sum-
mer residence here. The physicians at
tending him are very much alarmed.
thd reports are that the patient Is not
lar from deaths door 1t appears that
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Kurds Pillagc Armenian Monastery

ConstantInople. July l1.--News has
reached here that the Armenian monas-
tery at Surpagop. New lfzInggan.
Turkish Armenia, has been pilAged by
Kurds a number OF the monks, the
advlces say. were seriously injured and
all portable property was carried on
10y the robbers. The affair created O.
panic In the district, and a similar pam
ic prevails In the district Of Sdssun the
scene Of the previous massacre. where
another one is feared Three villages
already have been a gndohsd by their
inhabitants.
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Mr., McKnley's illness did not assume
a serious form until yesterday To-
day, however a dangerous symptom
developed when pain struck him In
the back Of the head rendering him
helpless. That It was paralytic
stroke is the grave fear. His relatives
have been sent for.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-17
Jewish Theological scminorles.

New York. July 1--Arrangements
have been perfected for the announce
ment OF the plans In regard 10 the con-
structlon OF Jewish theological semi
narlts Of the United States The scheme
has been. for some time. In the hands
Of New York law firm. Plans for the
work win De made public In a few days
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Age No Disqualification.

Washington July lG.-Presldent
Roosevelt has issued an order elminat-
ing old age as a disqualification for
eligibility TO appointment as lahorer
In the government service. TIE physi.
ell qualifications, however, mus' be met,
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wNs confined to ruy room for several months
my friends and neg hhors had gives up all hopf
Of my recover, ustil enc day iritrd advised
me 10 take pt Pierce's Golden Medical pisQov'
cry, asd after had taken the eonlsnts OF ths
second bottle began to improve Amer taking
~ bottles | was ! honesty believe delivered
from the grave and entirely cured am now a
strong aud hearty uaan.'
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cleanse
the clogged system from accumulated
impurities
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j A. BOYD Dead.

Colorado Springs Colo, July IT,
James a. Boyd AGED u Is dead at the
Printers hcmc he was wen known
as % newspaper man OF Milwaukee St
Louis aud Chicago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-17

st. Petersburg. July H. China. It rs
announced has concluded q loan of two
million taels with thu Eusso-rhlnese
bank which I'm lieu OF interest, obtains
certain privileges In Chinese furkcstan,
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silver for Philippine Coinage,

Washington. July 16-The director OF
the mint TO day purchased 10000 ounces
OF silver for Philippine coinage account
at an average of 54.06 an ounce.
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Twelve Burned to Death.

ST. Petersburg. July 16--rhe steam
81 Nadejka, plying on the Volga, has
'een destroyed by fire near Mini Nov
sorod, Twelve persons were burned to
death.