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southern Paclnc cnts Rate.

The railroads running between New
Orleans and New York are wrought up
over the passenger rates put In force
by the southern Pacific Steamship line.
and "a rate war seems certain. The
round trip tate TO New York by steam
tr Is $50 less than the rail- rate. and. as
a result, the bulk Of the travel Il by
water The railroads have protested
and demanded the withdrawal Of the
rates, but the demand has 80 far been
ignored by the Southern Pacific The
railroads u s. said, have served notice
that unless the steamship rates are
raised 10 the rail- rates they viii declare
war and begin hostlllties at once. The
Southern railway, the Louisville and
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Kicked Fortune About Platform

Newport, r. l.. June 26-Desplte the
delightful farewell that members OF the
British embassy gave Lady Herbert.
wife OF the British ambassador upon
her departure from Newport for New
York, whence she sails for England
shortly, her Journey was greatly dis.
turbed by the loss Of a satchel contain.
ms jewels worth $4,000. A servant
In whose care the satchel had been
placed. laid II beside the steps Of res.
taurant on the dock. After a time the
ticket agent carried IL to the freight
room and threw II into corner when
an agent OF the ambassador rushed up
and demanded the return OF the grip
several hours later and told what ID
contained there was CONSERVATION
among The men who had been kicking
forum about the platform.
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NOTICE or sALf on rERsosA,
PROPERTY.

AZ N 10Y =. e Z hereby given that IN purspsnca
IN" ~ tIl,g5eI OF the Third District Cmrf ~
Cou5toy ny ssu9.cial District IN and Tor Inc
ON ibe AN oiA', Lake state u Utah. made
Of I'M sst, to' 81 June, lse. IN the matter
S es'seu. we Undersigned oxecpior ~ ~
iia'. 81 sail deceased will son a. nr,, W
atg 20 lhc highest bidder for cssh ',n" w
dav ~ f.. ,'ogh noon Tuesday tbe TX
1,elg, oi .Juy lH2 az the general o,bcs 'sngi
sonis NNo',,1'pssiihiye Mercantile ins,itutjoY
beS5 ~ ff' .,o 81 salt Lake city. I'ieh lN
Blds wni ,a -neep and as head Of lambs
said. NEPHl Y s 70 .hs hoy, hogr afore-
Date Of liza, c,,,,.-., Executor,
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tude in this matter Is unjust. There Is
very little II any desutution In the
flood district Whatever destitution
there is has been o. viii be relieved by
the local authorities, the local charities
and the assistance which comes freely
from the outside. The need Is great
through the Kaw valley but the cases
OF restitution 49, few. The legislature
has enacted nearly 80 laws TO enable
cities and towns TO take care OF the sit
uation and they are going 20 do IT,
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SALTAIR RATES.
Matter Referred 10 Committee at a
Meeting This Afternoon.

A special meeting OF the directors OF
the saltair Beach company was held
at the Presidents Office late this after
noon at which the matter OF reducing
the fare from fifty cents to twenty-five
cents, the old rate, was considered. Az
ter some discussion the matter was
referred 90 the executive committee,
consisting OF John Henry Smith, N, W.
Clayton and L John Nuttall, who. II is
understood viii report within day or
two, making such recommendations as
they think are necessary In the prem
ises.
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PERSONALS.

]. II, Bennett formerly general pas
senger agent Of the Rio Grande Western
road, is guest at the Wilson from san
Francisco
Nelson Bennett OF Tacoma, the cap
ltalist who Il deeply Interested In the
Twin Falls Land and Water scheme IL
at the Kenyon Mr. Bennett is interest
ed in number OF extensive improve
ment propositions In the Pacific slope
states.
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THE FIRST CIRCULAR.
Salt Lake Route Issues Order No. 1
To Its Agents In Utah.

General Freight and Passenger Agent
Glllet, OF the Salt Lake route this
morning issued circular No. 1, adj
dressed 10 the agents at all stations on
the line 10 be acquired south Of Salt
Lake on Wednesday. The circular con-
slsIs Of notification TO the effect that
the existing tariffs viii remain In force
until new sheets are issued over the
signature OF the San Pedro officials.
When these are Forthcoming, however,
there will be no change In the rates.
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CARTER DISCHARGED.
Man Who Slashed Henry 'rrice Acted
In Self Defense.

Henry Carter, a negro who was ar
rested several days ago on the charge
Of assaulting one Henry Trlce with a
knife, and cutting that individual quite
severely was given preliminary hear
ing before Judge Diehl this morning
and discharged II was shown that
Trlce made an attack on Carter, called
him vile names and struck him. In self
defense, Carter used the knife with tell
ing effect upOn TfiCe,
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Ing company which has been on trial
IN Judge Stewards court for the past
tv;o weeks. this afternoon went out 10
plaintiffs premises 70 make an exami-
nation Of the damages alleged TO have
been done by the fumes Of the smelter.
Henry Altman 4 Co., today filed suit
W the district court against Charles +.
Nelson. George Ress and wife 60 fore
close q mortgage on lots % and Sia.
block 2. A, j. Whites South Salt Lake
addition. given TO secure the payment
OF a promlssory note for $500 on which
there Is now due about $50, In add.
ton to asking judgment for that
amount plaintiffs ask for 800 as at
t0rney's fees
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MRS. GATES BETTER TODAY.
Was Very Ill Yesterday, and Reports
From Logan Alarmed Friends.

Reports from Logan this morning
were to the effect that Mrs. susa Young
Gates was seriously IL not critically III
In the Temple city. As consequence
relatives and friends here were con-
siderably alarmed
Mrs Gates Is stopping with her
daughter, Mrs Wldtsoe, and was do
Ing very well until Wednesday when
she was suddenly stricken with the
most agonlzing pain occasioned by gall
stones The attack was protracted
one and the family was apprehenslye
as 10 the outcome. Today. however
her condition Is greatly improved and
she Is resting easily and hopes are en-
tertained for her speedy recovery,
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Open Golr ChampIonshIp.

New York, June 26.-The amateurs
and professions competing in the ninth
open golf championship Of the United
States over the Baltusrol links a Short.
Hills were favored with fine weather
today. The test Of skill consists Of e.
holes at medal play. 36 holes each day.
There we're about 30 starters, 20 ot
whom are amateurs. including Walter
J. Jarvis, Flnday s. Douglas, George
7. Brokaw, l.. L. Kellogg. w. c. Car.
negie, Charles H. seeley, John NJ. Ward
and DIR. l.. H. Harber
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Capt Dalton Arrested for Fraud

Chicago, June 20 Capt. J. H. Dalton,
who In February last was convicted Of
fraudulent use OF the malls and cOn-
Quoting lottery scheme, was last night
arrested on the same charge Since his
conviction he has been allowed his lb-
erty In bonds Of $4,000. the case having
been appealed TO the United States gu
preine court
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IDAHO NATIONAL BANKS.
Abstract of Their Condition at Close Of
Business June ., 1903

Washington, D. c. June 2S.~The ABB
stract OF the condition Of the national
banks Of Idaho at the close OF business
on June O. as reported to the comp
troller Of the currency shows average
reserve at 1851 per cent against 1865
per cent on April ..
Loans and discounts decrease 1911 28l.
Gold coin decrease, tlOG0S.
lawful money increase. SlI,llO.
Individual deposits were t25i6IO.
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wife Charge Cruelty.

Suit for divorce was filed in the dis
trict court today by Blanche owen
against Wade owen on the grounds OF
cruelty and failure TO support Mrs.
owen alleges that she married defend
ant at Springfield Mo, on Nov. /.
1900, and that for more than a year ne
has failed to provide for her the COM
mon necessarles Of life and that in
May, 1901. he struck her IN the face
aud on several occasions has used pro-
fana language toward her She also
asks that her maiden name. Blanche
Bathhouse. be restored 10 her.
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COURT NOTES.

Judge Hall today rendered o decree
a. tevor Of plaintiff In the case Of
George A. Edison vs. the Church Of
JesNs Christ Of l.atter-day Saints re-
siding IN the Fifteenth ecclesiastical
ward. quieting his title to l-3xi rods
OF ground In lot 5, block 81, plat A.
The jury In the damage suit Of John
Evans 70 the Highland Boy Cold Min.
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PENSIONS FOR IDAH0ANs.
Especial to the "News.")

N0pftlhi W lht N'Na'
Washington, d. ca June 26.-Idaho
pensions Truman q. Cook, $40 Nancy
NJ. Jones, sl2.
George w Hubbard has been APP
pointed postmaster at Buckhorn, Yves.
ton county. Wyoming, vice Isaac r..
SaMNer RESIGNED
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Tie Was Ensign Under Farraeut.

New York, June 20. --Capt Allen w,
Pierce, who served ar an acting ensign
under Admiral Farragut during the civil
war Ia dead al Rockville Centre, l., l.,
aged Is years Capt Pierce began his
seafaring career when l5 years old by
shipping aboard a whaler from New
Bedford, Mass
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Kansas Legislatnre.

Topeka, June 2e,--The extra session
Of the legislature will likely come TO
an end tonight All that remains Is the
signing Of the bills by Gov. Bailey and
his final message. Gov. Bailey IN a
statement today explained his attitude
toward a relief appropriation IN the
course OF which he said
u feel that the criticism Of my attl-
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Macedonian Revolutionists Raided i.

Sofia. Bulgaria, June 25.--The police
last night raided the headquarters Of
tho Macedonian rcvolutionaries at Kos.
tcn1n, A quantity Of concealed dyna-
mite was exploded and SIX men were
Killed and 4 number injured.
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Favor of the short Line.

Judge Hall today rendered a decree
m favor OF the Oregon Short Line Rail-
road company In the case OF NJ. G..
Moor VS. Salt Lake county. Salt Lake
city and the oregon Short Line Rail.
road COMPANY. The action was brought
Ia quiet title TO a parcel Of land in Kin.
ney and Gourlays Improved city plat,
The court found the title 10 be IN the
railroad company by assignment from
the Utah Central Railway company.
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Grand Larceny Case.

The trial OF the case OF the State vs.
]. ~ Clark Albert Clark aud T. Gra-
ham. charged with grand larceny and
receiving stolen property. was begun
before a jury In Judge Morses court
this morning. The defendants were
grfnttd separate trials by the court and
the case against T. Graham was called
nFst The men are charged with steal
ing sd from c. +. Johnson. OF Lehl
IN q Commercial street saloon on April
p 1908.
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Dr. JeweM summarIIy Remoyed.

New York, June 26.--Dr. ]. w, Jewet
fer 40 years customs examiner ut this
port, has received notice from the
treasury department Of his removal
from office II could not be learned
why DR.. Jewett was dismissed He
was employed as an examiner OF drugs
and similar articles.
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PROBATE AND GuANRpIAssutp
NOTICES,

Consult County CLERK or fbe respective
HsherS Tor further tutormatAon.
NOTICE no CREpt1ousA ps,r ATp
VIII present claims With vouchers 10 tina
Undersigned ot the Descrot Ncws <)aiee
Deseret News Building. san L"ke Ng,y'
Gh Sr before The first day OF Novem1yer'
,e pate Of first publication june ~ A D.
r,.,; J;ANNE MATTsoN sJoDAm.
M VIM. we lust WIN ana Testament
T. Ellie Browne. Attv for nv rvo.,,a.
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Denver Colo. June &C. Joe Cook, the
of hemorrhage Of the lungs at 1850
o'clock this morning, The attack came
upon him while walking In the street.
He was Immediately taken to the hos
pltal and died within m hour.
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p. b. X. Of Harvard Election.

Cambridge, June 2s.--At the annual
business meeting OF the Phi Beta Kappa
OF Harvard the following officers have
been elected! President. John d. Long,
80; secretary, VIM. C..Lane, 81; treas
urer, Henry G. Denny 50.
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DIED

RoBBlNS.-ln this city. June O. 1914
Harry w. Robbins, AGED g, years a
Vel known express driver.
Funeral services viii be- held Saturday
o. ,. M, from the funeral chanel III
Onderlakcr Joseph William TAYLOR. Il
south West Temple street. Friends are IN
yited TO attend.
mcDANlEl.-ln this city. June a. iar2. nj
hor residence, llG west South Temnle
street Minerva A. English: wife OF j,
Mechanics native Of indiana: aged
years. ! month and DAYS.
Notice ~ funeral later. Springfield m
ana Colorado Springs papers please cony'
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining uncslled FOR at the post
Office, Salt Lake city Utah, June ~
1908. TO obtain these letters the APP
plicant must call for advertised let
tiers" and give the date of the list II
not called for within two Weeks they
win be sent to the dead letter Office
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EXCURSIONS WEST
JuIs lsth to ION inclusive.

Via Oregon Short Line San Fran
cisco and return ssi 80; Los Angeles
and return }4l.5O Returning via Port
land, $3.50 higher Tickets good re-
turning until August 3lst. city Ticket
Office 2Ol Main ST.
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REDUCED RATES EAST
jane aoth, Juiy htbaua 9Th.

Jane 3oth, July 18th aud 18th.
Via Oregon Short Line. Chicago
s565O.--St Louis s5i h0.-Missoun River
points 4f00 Tickets good returning
Tor 20 days. City Ticket Office POI
Main 81.
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DEsEREr EVENING NEWS, FRIDAY JUNE ae, 1908

not as large as the Ringing Brothers
aggregation, were nevertheless high
class and thoroughly appreciated. Some
OF the features We're extremely strong
and evoked general commentator,
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IAN FRANCISCO AND RrruRS-ssi.so
To. Angeles and R,tnrn-sllto

July 18th to 10th inclusive via Ore.
son short Line Tickets returning via
Portland 'lSb0 more than the above
heturn limit August sist. City Tick.
ct Offlot 20i Main 81. AVN"
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MANTI MAN MADE NAIL CLERK,

Especial to the "News.)
Washington, D. c.. June 26.--Spencer
Moflll Mantl, Utah, has been appointed
railway mail clerk.
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H0OdyS Pills

On retiring, aud tomorrow your di.
gestiye organs will be regulated and
you will be bright, active and ready
for any kind Of work. This has
been the experience OF others; Il
will be yours, HOODS PILLS are
cold by oil medicine dealers. % cts.
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U. p. NOT TO BLAME.
Juiy Returns Verdict In Seminole
Railroad Disaster Of Monday.
speclaI Correspondence.

special Correspondence.
Rawlins. Wyo, June 2j--The wreck
age OF the awful railroad accident that
occurred at Seminole Monday has been
cleared away and the track repaired.
The coroner's jury held that no blame
cogld attach To the railroad company
The brakes on the loaded coal cars
we've released by unknown persons in
the Rqwllns yards and the company
had no way OF preventing the accident.
The rema ms Of NJ r. McGrath. the
brakeman Killed In the wreck. we're
today sent to Union. oregon, Tor burial.
The parents Of the dead man live at
Union.
Reports from the Wyoming hospital
are not encouraging. and Il Is doubt.
full whether Engineer Harry Baker re-
covers lie must submit TO an opera.
tion, and until TINT Is over, the sur
geons can give out no definite state
ment regarding his condition,
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Two More leave The short Line.

Two more resgnations. effective July
J. have been nled In the freight claim
department Of the Oregon Short Line.
They are, W. II Decker, who on the
date named enters the employ Of the
Denver 8 BIO Grande at Denver, and
s. " Mott who proposes to enter the
newspaper business here as the repre-
sentative Of the National Press as
ISOLATION. Nh Mott has Tor some time
past been a syndicate contributor and
nov proposes to devote all his time to
literary work
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IDAHO.


United States department Of agrcul-
ture, Idaho section, climate and crop
service weather bureau
Boise, Idaho. June 23--The tempera-
ture averaged somewhat above normal
during the week though no excessively
high temperatures were recorded and
nights were cool, frequent showers oc-
CURED over the northern portion Of the
state, and some rain fell IN limited east
ern localities, elsewhere there was al
most entire absence Of precipitation.
Smaller streams have begun to recede.
as the supply Of mountain snow dim
inlshes,
CROPS.
Fruit-Frut crops have made rapid
advancement The strawberry sea-
son is drawing to close In the
southwestern valleys. Rhile IN the
northern and central counties II Is lust
beginning. Cherries are being mar
keted, sweet cherries are scarce. while
sour varieties are generally abundant.
There Is less complaint than usual
from orchard pests
Graln--IrrIgated grain has made
satisfactory growth wheat and oats
are heading well In southwest coun-
ties; dry farm grain. In southern and
eastern portions Of the state. which
promised so we'll earlier in the season.
Is suffering from drouth, and some has
been cut for hay; there Is some COM
plant Of damage by grasshoppers IN
portions Of Blaine and Bear Lake
counties. In central and nothern coun-
ties the outlook for the wheat rrop
Is especially bright
Grass--Harvest OF first crop al
falfa IL progressing rapidly over the
southwestern portion OF the state and
Is extending TO other sections. the
Yield Is about average, exceeding the
average In some localities. and falling
below 1t In Others; some clover is ready
to be cut Range grass IL generally
abundant, though drying rapidly In
places.
Vegetables Potatoes are com.
ing into use slowly: the outlook il IA.
yorable for good yield harvest OF
peas for canneries is progressing rap.
idly; sugar beets have done we'll. some
later beets remain 10 be- thnned.
Stock--Cattle continue I'm excellent
condition; reports from late shearlng
Of sheep indicate very light clips OF
wool, and lambs are fewer than usual
but al present, sheep are thriving.
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Nashville and the Queen and Crescent
are the railroad lines Involved in the
light,
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EASTERN EXCURSIONS
Yia oreron short Zinc.

Via Oregon Short Line
June 3Oth. July 9Th and Sth See
Short Line agents for particulars.
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Tonight

II your liver is out Of order, causing
Biliousness, Sick Headache, Heart
burn, or Constipation, take a dose Of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-09
OUR CRICKETERs IN ENGLAND.
Cambridge Team Has the Advantage At
End Of First Days Play.
speetdi Gable Despdteh to THE sun.

Special Cabis Despdfeh TO THE sun
CAMBRIDGE, June s.-The Philadelphia
cricketers began the first game Of their
English tour at "Fenner's" to-day. They
acquitted themselves with credit at the bat
but their bowling was decidedly Of. and it
seems now as IL tho Cantabs were going to
run up big score, for they have put on HI
runs for the loss Of one wicket against tho
visitors total OF 20o.
The Philadelphians, having won the toss
for choice Of innings, made a splendid start
with F. H. Bohlen and ]. A. Lester, after
j. B. King had been dismissed for 9. They
defied all efforts Of the bowlers to dismiss
them, and they had the atisfaction Of
seeing the century hoisted before they
we're separated. F. H. Bohten was tho first
"a, which was put together in his old.ttme
brilliant style, his cutting and od-driving
being greatly admired. After the separa-
ton, A. NJ. Wood and N. 2. Graves, Jr.,
we're quickly, disposed Of, but Reynolds
Brown helped Lester in another stand. and
1t seemed as II the second century would
was bowled by Mcdonnell for 2.
j. A. Lester batted with great patience
and showed the full face of his bat to the
dred, every one was anxious to see him
make the stroke which would give him the
honor Of the first century Of the trip. but
as luck would have It, Just as he needed
only four for the coveted three figures.
he was clean bowled by II. G: Mcdonnell.
He was loudly app!auded as he made his
way back to the pavilion.
The rest OF the men gave little trouble
to the bowlers. E. NJ. Dowson and McDon-
nell, and the innings was quickly brought
to a conclusion for a total OF 200. This was
not considered a bad start, but any ad.
vantage which appeared quickly melted
away, when the Cantabs began their In
nings. They opened with c. 81. NJ. Ebden
and F. Goodse!l and the pair Immediately
made themselves at home with the bowling.
The former was at length bowled by King,
but Goodsell. on being joined by E. w.
Mann, kept up the run getting and the
pair were still unseparated when stumps
were drawn for the day. Play will BE-
resumed in the morning. The score;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-09

The large boats sailed a sixteen-mile course
70 on Coney Island Point and the smaller
boats an eight-mile course inside.