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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-09
AS HORSE
THIEVES
FRANK oHIol,oHE AND PETER
NArElL ARRESTED ON sus-
picIoN ~ TIE POLICE

Prank Ghlxilone and Peter Mattel
drove into the ritt from south 80
aftfe-iart night. and now they arr
charged with the crime 81 grand lar
frnS.
Thefr present plight il due wholly
10 the fact that the team and wagon
used BY them IS means Of rapid
transit from the suburbs. l. the prop
erty Of another man. A telephone
ufeNaase 20 police headquarters civ
Ing description ~ the rfen and
the team ana wagon Appropriated by
thefa. led 10 Their arrest b Dwtee-
tixee Iene and Adams
They will be given a chance 20 tell
judge George Why they should not
be held TO answer 10 a felony charge
in the superior court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-09

edges with fine net top, very
choice patterns, actually worth
up 10 re yard. clearance sale
sssss ssssrssfs 90 e. ssssas st-s.ss LUG
Ladies' Hack Liberty silk Neck
Ruff. extra fun neck with long
plated HtTsnmefs trimmed with
nsrroN Judy rufflais. very finest
quality. worth regularly fa7s
each clearance HAie......t1.B s
Ladies White and Ecru Point
Nenise f-acy Collars. new OPEN
work patterns 20 choose from.
extra fire quality. quantity lin
Tied "a customers. actually worth
f11s. clearance sale........ef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-09

cashfners House Wsrnpperr ~
sold up to f1fo. after g. tzss.
chiidren's ar8 Misses RED FAl
ana Velvet House Cdloss m
spring heels. value ti9J. fof 81
Psfeais Wrappers in the al
dark culorn and neat Ts,gtsfns. - /
Kind you Day si.9e FOR, after Il
bsc.
Women'n Felt House ssiius4nl
felt suies. value 7ae. for sc.
Mems f'uii Regular ftlact cd
ton son. after s.aFafr. Tsr.
a lot Of Mems Fleece iaue.I I'll
dershitts. value toe. after sal
each stc.
7se Hlannele,te Waists. at. easI
acc.
$3.50 Black NereerIzed saf.s.
Pettieoats. after 6. So.
Hoye Knee Pants IN darf eeia.
ings, aErs 30 u years. wofsb r !
aud 2se after 6. at isc
Boys Wnifts and Iflnufsk Ill
outing flannel nnd rercaic. } u al
Years worth zles after G. At fsz
Playing Cards. 20 kind. fer IL
! box Stationery a Envelopes u
! stick Wax. any color ........ -
J -eA4 sssss-ss -..s..@.......-s t1f'
I bottle 81 Ink ........... =
! Pen Hoidern ............... n
-
Total value .......... III
All for soc after 9
Special To- Pas 50 assrtout Won /
Roll Isinr az ......-.......&
! Tube Paste 81. ......... II
I dpxeu Hanger .........- II
l dozen Cards .............s.-i F
-
Total value ............. ~
After 6. Ter 1se.
TaTctA silk In medium AL
light shtdes. 10 ce.ofinga "a ehep~j
from. worth 7se yard: aftes I. .
coiosed Table OF cioshs d
inches vide. WORTH 2oe yard: -.
rfaI after (. ~ vart.
eheisiue Oh f-sathH. IN ali rosarsl
value n toc yard. spcciai sftef
Sc Fara
MeH.s soif cass. sse valse; Il
ter 6. fan.
Boys scI,oi Hat.. sl.es vz.se
after 6. zee
500 tnres Fine Toilet seor
cakea Ia lsox. worth lsc: aftr
g. isor
Ii bir's Extract Deef. rs=uie
SIC sass for iae.
Small suk SpenEcs for ne3t1 /
ure. ice sizes for &c.
Sweet on for medical use. u
bottles for 9c.
ladies' Gloria Umbrellas. tiE
values for sta.
Gents Gloria rn.brsliax 81
values for soc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-09
Melville
WILL STAY

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Jan. -
Rear Admiral George ". Melville
reached the retirinE age Of 81 years
today. but b. special order of the
secretary Of the NAVY he win con-
tluue 70 nerve as engineer-ln- chief
Of the navy. a poaition In which he
has made a most excellent record.
until next fall. This Il the first in
stance In which n retired officer
the exception 81 that OF Captain
Samuel G. Lemiy (retiredD, who IN
siiii Judge advocate-senera Of the
navy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-09
Laces end Ribbons

Fancy coiofea striped and Figured
Ribbons, 4 10 . inches vide. war
ranted all pure silk. new bright
coiorn 10 select from. worth an
To csc yard. clearance sale lie
Fancy Caiorsa Striped and Plaid
conceivable shade Ia choose from.
quantity limited ta customers.
worth regularly up 10 Csc a yard
eivafhnes sale s.sssstsssts.-ssx se
A new assortment Of Flns White
Ivory Plat Vat t.aess. from To
~ Inches vide. mes openwofk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-09
HEPBURN TO
BE SENATOR
is NOMINATED BY IDAHO re.
puslicAns

BOISE. Idaho. Jan. Nv. u. Hey
burn Was nominated for United
States senator BY the Republican
legislative caucus last night by a
vote OF = 10 = for W. =. BcFah.
Stanrcd and Fhoup Withdrew IN "a
eur Of Heybufn. and succeeded in
delivering all their m~u bat three.
Weldon u. Hepburn MAS born 81
Delaware county, Pennsylvania.
May p. is5z. He received an AGA
dennis education. and wsz admitted
to the bar shortly after reaching his
majority. He came 90 Idaho -
years ago. eettiing at Wallace. IN
iiaazhone county.
Judge Hepburn has been ar active
Republican ard tho candidate Of his
party for congress. lie has heen
delegate 10 the Republican national
conventions regularly alues he be-
came citizen Of Idaho. excepting
that Of 1885 and has three times
been on the presidential electoral
ticket.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-09


Meat products are slightly higher
today. veal rs-~tlaiif -. The best
veal sells 81 ieh ard II cents ana
even higher fi-cf and mutton have
afso gone up : cent.
Vegetables are daily coming In
large quantities from California
Cabbage IL hring nnid on Western
avenue today az q. per rnt: raait.
ffoser 81. ard celery IS cents o@r aoz
Frssh Aest-coe beef - pr u
steer beef. Ike per u. rnnttef4.
seiher ssse. ewcr. 5e. PORK. ssse II
veal. s0iic.
WHOLESALE PRICES
rThsss Frices ~rs 70 arr ssr-r 4. sssn-
fittrs Prizes e. snlal gursh4s<s sssf.4s
- r%r esns. hisf ~
Provisiens
rre.n Msnt-css s~sfs 49, s~r n s.~s
swes etsc .rask pie~ - seal sufcr
rrnSisiqns- iism. ffe; nseskfsss hssa.
f7sse- bsiilsa ftssh f1se
Vegetables
u1ftsns rasatrea. native fe0aff Per
tea. faslrHas. tfito9fis. eafFtts. so4fse
- sarb. isttuee. To- 80 60. hai hases
81 60 Ter ease. cauiifinwar. 81 dox
turuirs. TEE eeiery. sc. cabbage. q
per cwt. enfens. staenc per ewt.
squashcs. - si4c per pound.
Green Fruit. etc.
f<naonz q Nab rar bszxs srrtrs .arfs
81 - erarG.s. 100 80 szf tas Jsranrse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-09
Art Needleworh

Applique Ceuterpiecrs. beausiia|
open work designs 20 choose f--s|
size itsis inches. VERY flh-<|
quality linen iasn. WORTH 81
each. clearance sale. each a.
Henstltehed Tray Cloths. stamrzf
In al the latest floral d.sixtt
size isxgf inches. extra fine eass
itys worth CSC each. cieafanr<
sal" ssssssss.sss s+.sssss .s.s.5. II
Applique Bureau Sesffs. 81 tf.1l
Ine bee. very pretty openWofs ass !
terms 20 select from aefsaIss
wortn BE each. elsarAneo sab
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-09
Jewelry Dept Special,

Sterling Silver Friendship ue.,..
regularly sold at z5c each. -
price. Saturday. eaeh.......i Ia.
Smelling Rnlt ChHfeialne Bos.s..
% different styles. rsfulariy -,
81 he ana ti.0e each. safe nrls.
choice ..4.... .s..s......... ~.
Fancy Hat Pins. a benutlfui :.
sorttuent, extra ieng. an -
neat patterns. regular fsfio. Il
euchs sale price only. sech 4.
New Pieated Satin Belts. ssff i.
quality something neN ~
stylish. regularly sold "
each sale price only. each a.
Cuff Links. HeW stylish pafisFr.
very best quality, extra hsy
gold plated. regular yaiua =
20 ITO per pair. sale - l
choice, pair s............s&
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses
have been issued Christ nlHon. 80.
and Carolina Hansen. 70. both Of Sc
aftlei Waiter Hmesfley, 10. and
Grace Dearborn. ~. both % BE
mont. u Carlton Pratt of Seattle,
and I.ihels Tvrriii Of kasson. MINI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-09

~ il announced that Chptaia 4. a..
Hail Of thu Pacific Coast HteamHhlp
gumWufH Qureui Nhn fnf % years
has nssu in the employ ~ that
company, b. 20 reslen upnu the A..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-09
DEST R0YED
BY FLAMES

CHICAGO. ian. s.--The plant Of
the Federal Sheet Metal Co. NJ
South Chicago. was destroyed by flfe
this forenoon The loss IL $3.50. 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-09

Women's Muslin Gowns. slightly
solied. at just half regular prices
for Saturday customers.
childreu's white Aprons. with en-
broldsred bib and straps over
shoulder. all sixes. atss.....s Zoe
Women'n Large Mother Hubbard
Aprons. with ruffle over Shout
der and around bottom. special
for Saturday s...+.ss.s..ssss. Aee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-09

/, rlyai af the queen from Han Fran.
fisea 40 viii enHaHe Ia business
Id aanttlr II IL rnids Captain
geuslns on the umatilia. which " out
~ continuation Viii probably sue
puad him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-09
WOrnen's and ChiIdrens
Furnishings
Greatly r educed Prices

chiidrsn's white Dresses. hand
sOmsiy trimmed with embroidery,
some y hat noiled and muared, at
half Of present reduced price for
Saturday only-sixeh 4. ana ,
years.
Chiidreu's Tailor made Suits. col
ora oxford, gray. brown aud
blue. sizes 6. 3 aud 10 years.
value tseo ana TITO special Sat
ufdat sst+ssrsss .sss+stsssss1 <.te
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-09

OF home needs is made better
because IL is the final clear
anoe OF the odd lots and brok-
en- lines before stock taking.
Rainy Day Hats for
Women. zse
Women's Rainy Day Hats.
in felt. several shades.
worth ssc and soc After
Six. TO close them out, each
...........- ........ .25e
Quilts for trimmings at &c.
Wings az &C and LOG +;
worth much more.
chIidfen's Corset Waists. gray
only. sires = and -. special after
{. isc. Regular value nc
chsidfen.s whHe etk TinunsfH.
slightly sealed. special after .. fse
Value. &c. &c and fi.en
womsn's Outing FLANNEL Gowns
Mother Hubbard styie. special after
sse. vaiu. fsc.
Women's Outing Fiannei Knee
skirtr. cnissrs pink and blue. trim
med with two rows u tarrhun iars.
special after &. Bsc. Regular value
ftc.
chIldreu's Lens knit LsgEiags IN
black only. special after 6. 80
value tits.
W0u.n's Black lee Wool Fascin-
ssorr. special after .. t9c. Regular
value ti.ta.
Wofneu's Past Black Rubbed
Wool Huse. double toe and heel.
excellent quality. after q. isc a pair
Misses ~ chiidren's Fast Black
Fine Ribbed Cotton Hose. double
toe hesi and Knee. excellent so
values. after &. itc pair.
The latest novelties In brooches.
beautiful patterns. entirely new de-
signs regularly worth 20 and aac
each. sale price after 9. choice iFc.
shears. :. and s-iaeh. straight
trimmcFs. extra quality ascei. per-
feetiy made and finished. regular
values &c. &c and fs per pair. sale
price after G. choice stc.
The latest Clasp for retaining The
hair. extra well made. the very lat
est shape. air ays sod 1t asc each.
sale price after 9, i2Ae each.
Women's Combination Pocket
books. In seal and wairus leather.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-09

oranges. tt5aamiga pef hos. cfan-
berries, 81 per biol. reafa sHeas
HtHnc fruit Jap. ftsft 30 rot hos
wuinuta ffHitci California dried fiHH.
tiu1utla. Imported Stfh. bulk fiHa,
hNHp pet rauud
Butter, Cheese. nans, Poultry
butter Washington tfHanrfiaa HtHI
faafHfn aHHaar. fnUUh ffa $50.
hFEa FfsHh ranch "a H Doe, east
rfn, Hectic.
Cheese Native MAshiuNtou fuli cream,
itr fRateFAI teaiNp ttfteun lHNi tliHis
tHnut tu8ifr. tfifh aataa| trU ina
Poultry Dressed turkeys, ga Sc
hens itHltr. live ducks. lici live
geese. lie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-09

day 60 nail fis China. accompanied
BY her youngest daughter. The lat
Ter 10 engaged 60 mafrS Eir LANG
chen. the new Chinese minister 70
the United states. and u A. under
stood that the return to China is Tor
the purpose % completing the nsres-
aary arrangements for the setidtnE
No date has yet been Announced
for the marriage. but u n undsf-
stood that " viii take place early ia
the spring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-09
ADJUSTMENTS
MADISON THEATER

wildly a Godstein. Managers.
Thoroughly heated by steam.
=. HIGH GLASS VAUDEVILLE
All This Week
The Great Caesar. the famous
prertldiEitateur. Rooney a Forrest.
the Aiacofne. In musical spectaltics
aud az imitation hull fight. Dalton
a Cunningham. and Marguerite Lew
In.
Two hours and thirty minutes Of
unalioyed pleasure
TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY AT
s:f5 AND Sis p. NJ.
PRicES-Matinee Except sun
day. any seat. ioc. Evenings and
Sunday matinee. Balcony loo. choice
OF seats, FIRST floor. s5c.
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This weekly undrrprice list
OF home needs is made better
because il is the final clear
anee Of the odd lots aud brok-
en- lines before stock taking.
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Rainy Day Hats "a
Women. z5c

Women's Rainy Day Hats.
in felt. several shades.
worth asc and soc. After
Six. 10 close them out, each
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-18
A SERIES or kUNAWAYS.
Exciting Time on Richards aud South
Temple Streets Today.

What might be called confederation
Of runaways occurred this morning
John Spalding walking delegate for the
Building Trades council, had tied his
horse to pole In front of a harness
shop on First South street. near West
Temple and removed the bride which
he was to have repaired, A wagon
presently bumped into Spaldings horse
which frightened him so that he broke
loose from the rope and tore up Rich
ards street The runaway there smash
ed into one OF McCoy's best rigs. which
had been hired by a Denver travelling
man, bending the rear axle, and then
caromed off to the other side OF the
street into an Elgin dairy wagon. The
Spalding horse then broke loose from
his overturned rig, but was captured.
while the dairy outfit thrashed around
Into South Temple street and in front
OF the News annex the horse climbe1
into 2 blackboard rig owned by Mrs.
Margaret Smith OF Eleventh South and
Eighth East streets. Fortunately Mrs.
Smith had Just alighted, so she was un.
hurt The dairy horse caught In the
blackboard so that the rear wheel had
10 be removed In order to eXtricate the
animal and what was remarkable MS
Smith had tub OF eggs In the wagon,
and not one Of them was broken No
one was hurt in any OF the collisions
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-18
BOYS FIND A SKULL,
Startling Discovery Near Twin Peaks
Yesterday Afternoon.

About o'clock yesterday afternoon
two boys, Willie Connell and John
Ea6y the former of 1876, and the latter
OF l73 p street, were out on Twin
Peaks looking for magpies nests and
found a human skull
one Of the boys raised the skull from
the ground by showing a stick through
one Of the sockets, Part OF the
Jaw was gone, The lad dropped the
skull and four Of the teeth fell to the
ground. They pocketed the teeth and
made an examination Of the skull. They
found small hole in the right temple
and another one I'm the left temple.
The boys left the skull and hurried
home. The Cornell lad told his story
70 his parents ana exhibited the teeth.
MT Connell accompanied the lad to the
police station whore he again told his
story and turned the teeth over to
Sergeant Smith Two of the teeth con-
talned gold filings This afternoon
Capt Burbldge said he would send an
officer with the boys to bring the
skull in.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-18
MORE INDICTMENTS
FOR POSTAL FRAUDS.

Washington, June lS-The federal
grand jury which has been inyestigat-
ing postal affairs probably viii bring in
five indictments today against persons
involved. Asst Dist. Atty Taggart,
who has the cases In charge for the
government, was at his Office earlier
than usual this morning and was bus
fly engaged IN going over the indict-
ments. lie denied himself to all callers.
Although every effort has been made
10 keep the public In Ignorance OF the
action 90 be taken until the papers
were ready Tor presentation by the
grand Jury IL is learned on unquestioned
authority that the jury has voted 10 re-
turn indictments against August W.
iachcn. Dincr B.Gron, Samuel A. Grotf,
George r.. Lorenz and Mrs Lorenz. the
two latter being residents Of Toledo,
Ohio The specific charge Il Is UNDER
stood. VIII be conspiracy to defraud tho
government
The fact that new indictments would
be returned against MaChen and the
Croft brothers has been talked Of for
some time around the courthouse but
II was not expected that action would
be taken so soon. The sensational fe8-
ture Of today's probable proceedings Is
the connection OF Mrs Lorenzs name
with the transactions which led to the
arrest 81 MIR Machen and the Grofs.
At the time OF the arrest stories were In
that there was g0-between
hut the Information az hand then was
NOT conclusive enough TO establish the
identity OF this particular party
whether or not Mrs Dorenz acted In
this capacity Is not known but II has
been suggested that this go-between
was a woman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-18
CLARK ROAD TO BE PUSHED.
Vice President Of the San Pedro Says Dirt will be Flying South
Ot Galleries in Thirty Days-Shops May be Built
Jointly With the Short Line.

"As near as | can estimate, dirt will
be flying south Of Calicn,es inside OF
90 days" said J Ross CLARK, vice pres
ident Of the San Pedro Los Angeles
railroad. at the Knutsford this after
noon. Mr. Clark, in whose hands the
major part Of the executive manage
ment Of the pending construction rests,
stated that al present he was direct
ing his energies toward getting all the
available material necessary for the
work. THE specifications are all ready,
and II will be up to the contractors TO
put In their bids and get down TO work
in the shortest possible time. While 1t
is yet too hot perhaps to start active
work on the desert. at the same time
construction can be pushed through
Meadow Valley wash as that section
lies higher"
Coming to the question Of big shops
tor Salt Lake, MIR. Clark stated that
the San Pedro had the privilege Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-18

Joining the Oregon Short Line IN Joint
shop prop0sition-that Is, providing the
san Pedro notifies the Short Line With
In a specified period lie said he ala
not know at this date whether the San
Pedro would erect lis own shops here,
or so In with the Short Line Both
companies. he said, needed new shops
here, anyway.
Mr.. Clark VIII leave tomorrow at :
a. m. with the Salt Lake Route
party for New York He stated this
afternoon that the entire amount Of the
purchase money Tor the track south Of
salt Lake together with all " the roll
ing stock, which has been passed upon
by Supt. DAWSON OF the motive power
department would be paid over TO the
Short Lime representatives In New York
next 'week. and after settling up other
matters The party hdpe> 10 De IN Salt
Lake July |, when the sale will be rau-
ned by the stockholders.
Senator w. a. CLARK went this morn
ing TO the ophir Hill mine 10 inspect
the property. lie returns this evening
and will go east with the party in the
morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-18

The following telegram was s,nt TO
Adjutant- Genera Burton from the war
department relative to local National
Guard interests
"Washlngton,June l5.--Adjutant Cen
eral, Utah. Under section 10, militia
law OF 1903, secretary Of war is prepar-
ed to make details OF officers to act as
instructors during the term Of your
state encampment. Advise at once II
such detail is desired
PARKER,
Acting Asst. AdjL Cen
To this Gen. Burton sent the follow
ing reply:
salt Lake City. June 10, l9OS.--Maj
J. Parker, acting assistant adjutant
general, L. s. A., Washington, d. c.
Presence Of regular army officers dur
ing state encampment as instructors
most heartily desired
&C. 5. BURTON. Adjt,- Gen"
In response to the above the follow
ing message was received from the war
department;
Washington D. c.. June l7.-Gen. c.
S. Burton, Salt Lake Replying 20 your
telegram OF 10th inst, concerning in
structors during your state encamp-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-18
RD'SANNUALENCAMPN1EN T
Order Issued Today and Members Urged Govern Them
selves Accordingly The Time and Place to be Announced
Later Government will Furnish Instructors.

ment, consult with Gen. Baldwin, com.
handing department Colorado at Dem
YER who has been advised
PARKER,
Acting Asst. Adjt-Gen.'
In pursuance OF the foregoing, this
order was issued today, from the head
quarters Of the National Guard.
ENCAMPMENT ORDERED.
&C. o. No. l0.-For the information OF
those concerned. II Is hereby announced
that, pursuant to the law OF the state,
the National Guard OF Utah Is ordered
into annual encampment for the year
1908, Cor the purpose OF military inslrue-
lion, and for a period Of probably eight
days during the month Of August. The
exact date OF the commencement OF this
service, the length OF its duration. and
the place where and the conditions un-
der which IL viii be performed can only
be definitely determined after further
consultation with the officials Of the
war department the conclusion OF
which win be made the subject OF a fu-
iure order The purpose OF this pub
llcation Is In order that members Of the
National Guard may have this much IN
formation at their command, and can
govern themselves accordingly.
by order OF the commandtr-in-chief.
"CHAS S BURTON. Adjt-Gen,"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-18

arch, scion OF a glorious dynasty, and
Wishing all success, he has so well be-
gun TO the supreme head OF the Ser
Wan people, which is allied to Russia
By ties Of religion, can nevertheless not
refrain from expressing the confident
hope that King Peter will be able to
give evidence Of his sense OF Justice
and frmness Of win by adopting mea-
sures at the outset TO Investigate the
abOminable deed that has been COM
mltted and mete out rigorous punish-
ment to those traltorous criminals who
have stained themselves with the In
fanny attaching 90 regicides. or course.
the entire Servlan nation or army can
not be held responsible for the crime
which reyolts public conscience, yet
Il would be dangerous to Servias inter-
nal peace not TO exact expiation for the
revolution carried out with violence by
the military, Such neglect would inevi-
tably react In an unfavorable manner
on the relations Of all the states with
Seryla and would create for Servia SER
ious difficulties at the very commence
ment Of the reign Of King Peter,
Their Russian cO-religl0nists offer to
God applications for the repose Of the
souls OF King Alexander and his con-
sort, who have met an untlmely end
and they invoke the blessings Of the
Almighty on King Peter for the well
fare and prosperity Of the Servian peo-
Pile
FRANCIS JOsEPH's STRUCTURES.
Belgrade, June lS-The telegram OF
Emperor Francis Joseph TO King Peter
has not been published here because OF
the emperoTs structures on the murder-'
ers OF King Alexander and Queens
Draga,
PETER GIVES THANKS.
Geneva, June 1S--King Peter attend
ed a te deum service today al the Rus
sian church IN honor Of his election TO
the throne OF Seryia. He was loudly
cheered.
The serylan military commission ar
rived here today.