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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-05-21

der 10 rigid and careful scrutiny It Is alb
S1rd 20 ask the cogFrtry to believe that one
in every five OF the healthy and athletic
young men who enlisted in 1888 was re-
duoed~ 70 a condition Of invaiidism by IIv-
ing for few months under canvas.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-05-21

The attempt to kill the alleged slayer
of Marcum by putting poison in his
whisky looks like taking a mean ad-
vantage OF a Kentuckian.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-05-21

A Florida. mob has a record of three
lynchings at one time. If this sort Of
thing continues the time may come
when the lynehees will be sufficiently
numerous to turn round and hang the
r.nnh
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-05-21

AS might have been expected the
Omaha World-Herald has denied the
accusation of threatening a bolt just as
soon as it could put the denial in type.
Whatever is said of Colonel Bryan and
Mr.. Metealfe they are not fools.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-05-21
snecia1 Notioa.

Try the Home Bakery. SO North Kan.
avenue. for alb kinds Of bakery goods,
fresh, cheap and good Nothing but ex-
perienced. skillful union bakers are en-
ployed. Orders of any description
promptly filed.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-05-21

The peace loving car of Russia ap-
pears unable to maintain harmony in
his own dominions. About all the
bloodshed that is going on in the world
at present is in Russia or near her Dor
ders
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-05-21
DIGS Up CHILD'S BODY.

Impresses Sexton With Pistol
Bedford. Ind. May 21--Crazed by the
fear that grave robbers had stol en- the
body o. his child from the Green Ffil4
cemetery. William Rock, a contractor,
took a revolver and with it forced the
sexton to disinter the remains, which
had been buried a year When the sex
ton reached the coffin Rock grasped. the
spade and broke the lid. Then he
seized the remains in his arms ana
called them by endearins ma mes. The
CORPSE fell to pieces in his arms. Sew
eral policemen arrested and disarmed
Eock
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-05-21

Washington Post: If DR.. Parkhurst
really has list of ten thousand men as
suitable as Mr.. Roosevelt for presi-
dental timber, he might do a nice
stroke Of business by opening communi-
cations with the Democratic managers.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-05-21
Gold for Argentine.

New York, May 21-Baring. Magoun
& Co. today announced that they would
ship to Argentina by the steamer Mer-
chant Prince. sailing on Monday the
s250,0oo in gold, which it was said yes
terday they had Professionally engaged.
city Ticket once. Union racsns
Railroad, 5z5 Kansas avenue.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-05-21

The Democrats may yet find it neces-
aary to turn to Hearst when seeking
candidate on whom the factions can
unite.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-05-21

DR. VIM. Maclay Lyon. physician and
ent phone SAL
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-05-21

Prepared by patented roller process.
Instead of being ground. like Others:
Satin Skin Powder doesn't show or clog
the pores.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-05-21

City Ticket ONCE. Onion Paclne
Railroad. SIS Kansas avenue.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-05-21

Full LEASED WIRE REPORT
OF TIE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-20
EPwORTH LEAGUE.


Detroit, Mich, July l9.-With six
meetings today, all splendidly attend
ed, the seventh international conven-
ton of the Epworth league. which Or,
j. NJ BERRY and other officers Of the
league say has been the greatest and
most successful IN the leagues history,
came to q close. Denver was decided
upon for the next convention.
The resolution committee which has
jurisdiction over the meeting place,
met yesterday and heard representa-
lions from delegations from several
cities, including Minneapolis, Saratoga
Springs and Denver, and decided to re-
fer the selection TO a subcommittee,
The pressure Of the Denver delegation,
which has done strenuous work to cap
ture the next convention. was so
strong however, that today the com
mittee recalled the matter from the
Subcommittee and decided in favor OF
Denver.
The same program was followed
at an Of the meetings tonight Ad-
dresses were made ON three subjects,
Christ our Kne," His Conquer
ing Kingdoms aud My Place IN the
Army" followed 10y "a waiting hour
for the descent Of the Holy Spirit"
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EASTERN SITUATION.
Danger OF War Between Japan and
Russia Is Increasing.

Pekln, July l9.-According to dlplo-
mats here. the greatest factor IN the
eastern situation Is the increasing dan
ger Of war between Russia and Japan.
They believe It is becoming plain that
Russia is willing 10 fight Japan II con-
WINGED that no other powers will assist
her The Russians are confident Of
their ability to easily defeat Japan.
and are said TO be anxious to settle de-
iinitely her position IN eastern politics
and end her ambition TO oppose Rus
sia's progress In Manchuria. The be-
lief Is attributed TO the Japanese that
the Russian policy Is 10 attempt to
placate Great Britain and America and
provoke Japan into beginning hostli-
ties, They regard Russias consent to
opening ports In ManChuria. the cars
promised visit 10 England and the oc-
cupation OF the Corean border as parts
OF that policy, Russias sctiylty on the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-20
A Renewal Of II is Brewing at
Jackson,
GRANDJURY TO INVESTIGATE
To inquire Into Conditions In breath
iu county "a Lives Have Hcen
Lost Ia Hsrgls. Cardweil Row,

Jackson, Ky, July lG7-A renewal Of
teud trouble is brewing here The
special grand jury called ~ Circuit
Judge Redwine to investigate the
charges of attempting To bride b, l..
Even not TO testify against Curtis
jett and Thomas White in the Mar
cum murder case, and OF arson for the
burning Of Eweu's hotel after he had
testified, conyenes here tomorrow It
is believed the grand jurors viii be
asked TO so into a Sweeping inquiry,
concerning conditions IN Breathtt
county where twonty-seven lives have
been lost since the HarRis- Cardweli
teud started. As yet no one has even
been punished for any OF these muir
ders.
In the event OF general investiga-
ton II Is conceded that persons high
~ connected Will be involved and that
trials for the killing Of Dr. Cox and
Town Marshal Cockrill will follow close
on the second trial OF Jett and White
for the murder Of Macum.
Crawford and Tharp are still held on
the charge Of firing Ewen's hotel. Both
are teamsters for Hargis Bros, and
are ably defended As Even was
held In camp by soldiers while his
house was burning, he Is not q witness
IN the arson case but he Is the main
witness in the bribery case as we'll as
the only witness to the murder of
Marcum For that reason 1t Is feared
that trouble may begin when ne re.
turns here tomorrow from Lexington to
testify against well known citizen foi
Offering him $4,000 cash II he would not
testify against Jet and White. In
anticipation OF the worst Even, while
In Lexington, made his will and ar.
ranged all his affairs About A,500 was
raised for him by popular subscription
after he lost everything he had in the
lncendiary fire.
Even has told Commemorative Atty.
| Byrd and others who offered him the
bride and II is said the man has no
means of his own, SO that the bribery
| investigation viii extend to the one who
was TO furnish the funds.
Many are apprehensiye for the com
ing week although the troops are still
| here.
After the killing OF Town Marshal
James Cockrill, there was no one to
| make arrests for over a year until the
soldiers arrived In May. Then city
| Judge Cardwell, who had been a pris-
oner in his own house for eighteen
months, resumed holding court. The
two trustees have Just appointed Jo-
/ seph Newland, who is considered one OF
The bravest men in the mountain dis.
| tricts, as town marshal
During the past seven years seven
men have held this position. -Four OF
them we're killed while on duty. and
TWO Of the other three were forced e
! resign.
II Is expected that the special grand
jury will complete It's work this week
so that the attorneys, witnesses and
others can go to Cynthiana. where the
next trial Of Jet and White for muir
dering Marcum begins on Monday
July q,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-20
PRESIDENT AND POPE.


Washington b. c.. July i9.-Mgr
Kasono the papal delegate, today re.
oelved the following telegram from
Cardinal Rampolla.
''rhe condition Of the holy father
grave More depressed
Mgr Falconlo late this afternoon re-
ceived second coblogram from Car
dinnl Bampolla II said
Holy father continues In grave state
Of depression"
This is the second time since the pope
was taken IN that Cardinal .Rampolla
has sent more than one cablogram n
day 10 the papa delegate here The
other occasion was when the pope was
thought TO be dying several DAYS ago.
Acting Secretary Of state LOOMS
Yesterday sent the following cable TO
Cardinal Rampolla NJ Rome
ITO His Eminence Cardinal Rampolla,
Rome.
"rhc president directs me tn convey
appropriate expressions uf his sin.
cere sympathy with hE holiness IN
this hour of supreme suspense and to
request that h. be advised OF the con-
Gitlon Of the venerable sufferer.
dSgned) FRANCIS 3. LOOMS,
Acting Secretary Of State"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-20
SALT LAKE TEAM
At THE BOTTOM
Los Angeles Crowd Took All But
One Game in the Series,
A PIG CHANGE Is NEEDED.
Two Good Men Sold 10 the Angels
Locals Made Hard Fight TO
Win Yesterday.

After a long and arduous struggle, the
Salt Lake bail team has at last succeeded
In landing At the top OF the percentage
column-ihat is, if you turn said column
up side down We were Informed with
blast Of trulnpets that q big change was
due that new pitchers had arrived; that
the local team was about to make big
jump upward and that bad fail was due
the Angels The only trouble about the
whole thing Is that the dope was mlsap-
piled. Everything occurred Just as pre-
dicted, only the teams were reversed
Sali Lake got the fall ana Los Angeles
took the Jump They walked all over the
local aggregation on Saturday. and In the
two games yesterday afternoon they
played all hog or none aud took them
both
To the credit Of the home crowd It must
be said that they made a gallant fight In
both games but IN each the strenuous
efforts were put forth too late aud DID
them no good They fell short a tallie in
tdch ndN-up The visitors took the mrs,
hy a score ~ II to " aud the second by
score OF nine to eight.
The tan enlers tIled out two new pitch.
ers Yesterday and II their performance Is
q falr sample OF their ability as twirlers
the verdict is simply. They wont do
The llrst man to shoot the mystic Benders
was youth who travels under the cOgnO-
men OF llesman. Ills a sad tale but he
Was bumped for u runs In Ave innings
me next person TO do a stunt on the rub
Der was a gentleman named Stopher In
appearance he Is the very antithesls Of
me first named, and 1t Is regrettable that
ihe same cannot be said about his pitch
ing EVERY time he managed 10 get the
morse hide over the plate it was soaked
good ana plenty by the unreasonable Los
Angeles crowd lie endured two Innings
IN the first game the Angels had every
thlng their own way until the eighth
and ninth, when the locals took a spurt
ana maraged to work in by an unheard
on route, nine runs. The score was tied
but the good work was followed by a
lost
mistake was made in the second game
IN not putting Jensen In to pitch. PARROT
was selected for the sacrifice and to his
credit be- II said that he bore his suffer
ings with f0rtitude. He was hammered
To pulp. Jensen followed and held the
enemy down pretty well but the damage
had already been done.
beginning tomorrow the San Francisco
team With Borchers and Buck Weaver
VIII be here for series OF six games and
u Is 10 be hoped that something will be
done with the locals 10 ginger them up.
New men are needed on the pitching stan
and also In the inhcld Two men have
been taken BY the Los Angeles managers.
They are Dad Clark and kid Egar.
This Is too bad. they should have been
nailed down.
Following is the summary OF the first
game yesterday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-20
SMITH TO PAYNE.
IN IA Letter He Replies 10 the Crit-
icism of John X. Proctor.

Philadelphia, July l9-Former POST
MASTER General Charles Emory Smith
has written letter TO Postmaster. Gen.
eral Payne IN reply 10 a communica.
ton sent To the postmaster general by
John h. Proctor president Of the civil
service commission, IN which the latter
criticised the administration Of Mr..
Smith during his term as postmaster
general
The main points to which Mir, Smith
takes exception are Mr.. froctors at
tack on the classification OF persons at
postofices on the establishment of free
delivery and the alleged "packing" "
the rural free delivery division OF the
department In anticipation OF Us class
incatlon.
On the first point MIR. Smith says the
law provides for classified postofllces
when the receipts reach $1,000 a
year. and on the second point he states
that the statute. not the department
puts the clicks OF new free delivery
Offices In the classified service.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-20
BRYAN Cant TAX poIItIes.

Urbana. July 1.-THE Urbana Chau-
tauQua made arrangements for Will
liam j. Bryan to deliver an address on
Aug. o, and the Democratic county
central committee decided to hold tie
county convention on the same day In
order that Mr.. Bryan might address the
convention
Chautauqua managers have Just de-
cided that the editor Of the Commoner
shall not address the Democratic con-
ventlon They think his speech at the
assembly would not draw so well II
Bryan also delivered a speech at the
convention.
II Bryan insists In addressing the
convention he win not be permitted to
deliver his lecture at the Chautauqua.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-20
Western League.
Pacific Coast League.
GREAT pLAY Ar PUEBLO.
CASTOR Made Triple and Was Not
Assisted,

Pueblo. Colo. july la-Gaston, first
haseman for the Barnett team Of Denver,
today made triple play unasslsted In
the game played with the G. F. & ], team
calls knocked liner TO first which Gas
ton caught lee left first base under
the impression that clean hit had been
made and was touched with the ball by
Castor. krowcll, a runner on second
base had gotten so near to third 'that
daston was able to run TO second base
ana put him out This is the first single
handed triple play that ~ recorded. Cas-
ton was formerly with the Denver West
Crn league team.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-20
ENGLISH TO MEET CLIFFORD.
Clever, Clean Fighters TO Box on
August 9th Here,

II is quite probable that an old salt
Lake faVorite among the fight fans viii
be seen In the rope1 arena here IN me
near future. The announcement Is made
that a match has been made between
Giarence Nneush and jack clifford "a
take Mace I'M this city on the 9Th ~ next
month This IL good news TO local rlnS
followers. The record Of both boys ~
known here and they are recognized
wherever they have fought as being Gle
yer. clean lighters.
Eddie Robinson manager for EnghSsn'
secured Climord's consent 90 meet MS NJ
tie fighter and Clinord VIII ltaVe LOT say
ale i'm "A fave DAYS. tie h.. AN engage
ment n at Vancouver, y, G., tomorrow
night and as Jack always takes good
care OF himself he viii be ready 10 step
INTO The ring upon his arrival here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-20

Madrid, July l9-The king has APP
proved the new cabinet which has been
constituted by Marquis Nillayerde, az
follows.
Premier Marquis Nlllavertlc
Foreign Minster--C6unt Sanbernardo.
Minister of Justice Senior Buganal.
Minister NJ FINANCES Senior Besada
Minister OF Warden Martltegul
Minister of Navy--Senor Estram
Minister Of lnteror-Senor Garcia
AliX.
Minister Of Public lnstruction--senor
OSma.
Minister Of Agnculmre-senor Gas
sot.
Former Premier Sllvela. who submit
ted his resignation together with that
rf the cabinet on Saturday In his
speech on that day. declared that
SPANS interests IN the Moroccan
question required her TO have a strong
army and navy, he advocated an al
liance with France to preserve. as far
as possible, the status quo IN Morocco.
The impartial commenting upon the
speech. says IL constituted categorical
declaration Of Spanish al
lance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-20

Mrs. NJ a. Joley, Noble, o. T.writes;
81 have used Herhine for number of
years, and can cheerfully recommend II
as the most perfect liver medicine, and
the greatest blood purifier II is med
icine % positive merit. and fully ac-
compllshes all that is claimed for It,"
Malaria cannot find Judgment In the
system while the liver is In perfect or
der. for one Of It's functions is to pre-
vent the absorption Of fever producing
rolsons Herbine is most efficient
liver regulator. SOC at z. c. NJ. l Drug
liant
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-20
ARTIST wHisTLER's DEATH


London, July 1g.--lt Is ascertolned
that the hate James Men. whistler. the
eminent American artist, died under pc
culiarly distressing circumstances lie
had been IN for a year His condition
had improved 10 such an extent that
he intended to go for "a drive As he
was about to leave his house in Chel-
sea he was seized with TT. lie re-
covered temporarily but was the victim
Of another paroxysm from which he
died Three eminent London physl-
clans We're summoned at the first at
tack but they We're unable to afford
any relief
The arrangements for the funeral.
which is expected to take place on
Tuesday have been made
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-20

Composed OF Negroes who Wanted
tn Lynch n Negro Rayisher.

81. Louis, No. July ls.-The Jail az
Brooklyn q suburb Of East 81 Louis,
across the river from here was broken
h'- ' mob Of negroes,
whose desire It was TO lynch one
tuen Own tuUu IOt an attempted as
gault on % negro woman earlier In the
day William Carter. the negro pris-
onrr. was hurried from the jail by VA
lage Marshal Speed who took him in
a roundabout way 10 81. Louis Tor safe
keeping after the mob had broken open
the doors with railroad tie There
Was no other prisoner in the jail at the
time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-20
OUTSIDE EVENTS.
HOW THEY STAND
pnriilr Nation al Tongue.
American League
irIs roRLApirs. roo,
they Can stop Thrir Hair Failing Ont
With iIerpicide.

Ladies' who haze thin hair and whose
hair is falling out, can prevent The han
falling out, and thicken the growth
with Ncwhro's "Herglcide.' Besides
Herplcidc is one u the most Agreeable
hair dressings there IS Hepicidc Kills
the dandrun germ that eats the hair on.
At the root After the germ is destroy
Cd. the root viii shoot up. and the hair
grow IONS as ever. Even a sample viii
convince any lady that Newbros Her
plclde Is an INDISPENSABLE toilet rcqui-
site i, contains no oil or grease, Il
win not stain on dye Sold by leading
druggists. Send l0c, IN stamps for
sample to The Herpiclie CO., Detroit
Mich. For sale By Z. e. d. |. Dfus
Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-20
Mai. Hughes Killed by Trolley.

Louisville Ky. July l9-Mai. Edward
Hughes, Lnulsville's veteran nre chief
was run over and killed today at noon
by trolley car. Maj Hughes was one
Of the best known fire chiefs IN the
country, and had been at the head Of
the Louisville tire department for ~
years until recently when he was re-
tired on pay. He was a picturesque
character and had been a IRE fighter
for more than so years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-20
nopE THIS is TRUE,
Spokane Fans Think Salt Lake Has
Good PrOspeOts.

The Spokane Chronicle has the follow
ing ana It is TO be hoped II Is all true,
III Salt Lake does not have good BAH
team IN a short time Il will be because
some one makes a tempting offer to Gar
rett for his stock. There VIII be no lag
ging behind with the M0rm0ns, nor their
owner. Garrett will 90 81 win good
place ani he will win ;penses VIII
not be spared to get good . TO help the
team out Of the present hole.
"McCloskey has been given q great deal
Ct praise for his work Ia the =, n, L., put
he has not done in all his time here what
Garrett has accomplished in one year IN
baseball. Garrett practically signed play
ers for three teams this year While
there was doubt about the result IN Port
land Garrett signed players for that club'
when McCloskey was begging Tor help.
Garrett secured several men for him ana
gave him Pfeister, one Of his best pitch-
rs
"Garrtt promised the fans here good
team and he collected the best aggrega-
ton OF ball tossers Spokane has ever
had. There were no retrenchments. ne
believed that the best paid the NEST and
went after the hest He is expected to tQl-
low the same line In Salt Lake and the
other teams want TO watch his work
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-20
JERRY MCCARTHY ARRIVES.
walkeryillc Pet Here 20 Prepare for
His Bout with Daily.

Jerry Mccarthy. the Walkerville, Mont,
fighter who has made many llen9s
among the local sporting fraternity ~ ms
rlenp record i'm the ring here, has re-
turned from Montana ana will al once De-
Gin tralring for his bout with Chicago
lack DAILY. which is billed for the o,l
derry locks well aud happy but is a bll
too fat FOG ring work aud VIII nave to
work some Ia make the weight The men
are Ia make las pounds ON the afternoon
OF the mill and mccarthy says ne MuI
have no trouble 10 maknt lhe r'Qui'V'
notch
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-20
Mai. Foster seriously Hurt.

Pueblo. Colo, July l9-Maj. Foster OF
the United States army was thrown
from Colorado Midland train AT COL
orado Springs tonight as the train was
rounding a curve, and It is thought he
is seriously injured He was standing
on the rear platform at the time the
accident happened. The major was on
his way to Denver from the Philippine
Islands 10 attend a court-martial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-20

Earned runs--los Angeles, ). Salt Lake
Cannon, B. A. Hndebrand Reilly Three
base htts-Donahue. Parrot, Egan. Base
On balls-Oh Heiseman. 2 Struck out
BY ilildebrand Z, By Helseman, l. Left
on bases-l.os Angeles. y: Salt Lake s.
Passed halls Anderson Bases on errors
Salt Lake a. Los Angeles. No. Hit by
pltcher-Hardy A. Hildebrand Stolen
bases Hanley Cook. Shea Walters Sac
rifce hlts-Walters Time OF game-Two
hours % minutes umpre--Colgan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-20
WILL HAVE RACES.
wednesday and Thursday Will he
Ladies' Days at Park.

Now that the pool selling case has been
settIed IN favor of the pool sellers. Mana
Ger Montgomery Of Agricultural park
track WIN continue the races. He an
pounces that Wednesday and Thursday
viii be ladies' days On the Path he viii
give. he says, one Of the finest programs
Of running races ever given IN the state
Pools will be sold at Pabst saloon and on
the fair grounds,
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stepped on stick of Dynamite.

Trenton. n j., July 19.-While James
". Romaine and some friends were
driving along a street today one Of the
horses stepped on stick Of dynamite.
The dynamite exploded and blew off
one Of the horses hoofs The vehicle
wac partly shattered by the explosion,
but the occupants were not hurt.