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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-12
TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION.
The Meeting In 1904 win be in st
Louis.

Washlnston. Aug. i2,-The Interna-
tlona Typographical union today de-
clded unanimously to hold It's meet
Ing In 1904 IN ST. Louis,
The decision TO make ST Louis the
next place Of meeting was reached
withou, opposition, all other candidates
Withdrawing,
Delegates Gilmore OF Montreal ana
Powell Of Ottawa, gave notice that those
cities would be candidates for the hon
or I'm 1905. They stated that there Is
much opposition In Canada TO internal
tional unionism and expressed the opln-
ION that meeting In the Dominion
would strengthcp the cause. The uni
began its session today by ordering the
removal of all circulars and other lite
nature distributed In the meeting nan
which does not bear the union label.
The convention resumed consideration
of the report OF the committee on laws.
The Rrst proposition taken up was a
recommendation prohibiting members
of subordinate unions from voting on Il
change OF the scale OF prices unless he
has been q member for at least six
months. This suggestion was adopted
but the convention voted down sug-
gestion excluding from membership In
Subordinate unions machine operators
who have not served apprenticeship as
printers This negative action was
taken because the point IL already COW
cred By existing law, There was cop
siderable discussion OF an amendment
suggested by Delegate Taylor Of Ia
coma, wash, for the recognition OF the
rule Of employing substitutes as regular
printers There was a recognition OF
The fact that a better regulation than
that which exists At present Is deslr-
able. bur the suggestion was antagon-
ICED as lmpractIcable by the laws COM
mittee, and the proposition was voted
down
The convention adopted an amend
ment to the general laws suggested by
Delegate Taylor giving to substitute
printers the privileges enjoyed By regu-
lar printers,
The convention then took up the sug-
gestion made by the committee on laws
TO fix a standard for the measurement
Of machine-set type, but after extend
ed debate the question was recon-
mitted to the committee for further
consideration.
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ConstantInople, Aug, i2.--one hun
dred ana ffty reyolutlonists were Kill
ed In the lighting at soroyltch Aug. 81
according to official Turkish reports
The same dispatches which have been
communicated TO the Russia and Aus
ttian embassies state that the lnsur-
rectIonary movement il increasing
daily. Hilml Pasha, Inspector general
OF the sultan's Macedonian reforms, re-
ports that the young men In an the
Bulgarian villages are fleeing to the
mountains to join the lnsurgent bands.
Many among the Bulgarian peasantry
wished TO remain neutral, but We're
compelled by threats to help the reyo-
lutlonaty committees,
Hussein Hilm Pasha. who has been
appointed vail Of Monastir reports n
similar spread Of the Insurrectonary
movement IN the yllayet Of salonica.
where, he says, the committees are re-
solved on the same plan OF massacre,
incendiarlsm and pillaging aB In Mon
astir
kilograms received this morning
from Monastir announce that the Town
Of Krughevo is still occupied by the
insurgents. Four thousand Turkish
troops with artillery surround the
town and are preparing 60 attack, and,
II possible TO retake the position.
Fighting with the rebels Is In progress
IN the district OF DIbra. where IL APP
pears that the Albanans are attacking
Bulgarian villages.
The insurgents continue to devastate
the district OF Korit2a and have cap
tured important Turkish supplies OF
provisions, More or less severe fight
! ing is reported IN the districts Of Kes-
torla and Florna, Three hundred in
surgents are assembled on the height,
between Gieygyel and Yenije TWEEN.
! ty-siX Mussuman peasants have heer
manacred IN the village Of Zlvernini
near Perlepe, by the insurgents
/ stringent military precautions have
( bgen taken IN the town OF Uskub tc
! prevent threatened dynamite nutragles
1t IL reported that the Turkish troop,
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President Goes Yachting.

oyster Bay. Aug. l2-The president and
Mrs. Roosevelt accompanied by several
Of their children AMI nepheWs. and Mr..
and Mrs, Jacob A. I'iiE Of Richmond Hi.
l.. L.. Today enjoyed an outing On the na-
val yacht sylph. The day was IDEAL for "a
cruise, II was expected that the trio
would consume several hours and extend
FAR down Long Island sound. Glen Isl
and WIS the objective point and Il was
pr0pcaed TO have q picnic luncheon. Al
though the president had no engagements
today with visitors DE expected To re-
turn TO Sasamore I'M at 9 O'Clock this
afternoon.
Sir Thomas Linton has accepted the
pr, sldtnfs Invitation 20 witness the naval
review and Inspection next Monday from
the deck % the auXlliary cruiser Mayaow-
dents Na-
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GREAT DAMAGE I'M JAMAICA

Kingston, Jamaica, Aug. 1l-tDe-
layod IN transmlssion). The hurricane.
only the fringe OF which struck the
western end of Jamaica yesterday. and
which, It was thought he'd passed. in
stead Of proceeding TO the northwest
yeered to the south early this morning
and struck Jamaica with its full force,
iunicting damage which It win take
years to repair, Owing to the inter-
ruption of telegraphic communication
it is impossible as yet to estimate the
losses, but they must reach millions Of
dollars.
Every banana plantation in the east
ern half OF the island has been devas-
tated. Much damage was done to prop
erty In Kingston and the suburbs. The
roof Of the electric works was blown of
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and the machinery disabled. Railroad
traffic was interrupted and the street
cars were stopped. Many houses were
q "nHed by failing trees.
No loss of life Is yet reported.
WEST INDIAN STORM
Washington, Aug. l2.-The weather
bureau issued the following
West Indian storm apparently Is re-
curing northward toward the south
coast Of western Cuba. The gale will
set In over southeast gulf. southern
Florida and western Bahamas this AZ
ternoon and tonight and probably over
northeast part OF Gulf Of Mexico and
along South Atlantic coast Thursday.
II Is impossible now 10 determine
whether the storm will reach our mid
die and North Atlantic coast. Due and
timely notice VIII be given II It shapes
its course toward these coasts Vessels
have been warned not TO sail southwark
from Atlantic ports"
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PROTEST FROM MEXICO.
Against Seizure OF Her Gunboats at
Elizabeth, \. j. for Lumber Bill,

New York, Aug I2.-On behalf Of the
republic OF Mexico an Official protest
has been made 10 Sheriff CorIel Of
Union county. az Elizabeth, y. j..
against the holding Of the Mexican gun
boats TampicO and Vera Cruz under "a
writ Of seizure granted by Supreme
Court Commissioner Pintard AZ the rec
quest Of a lumber firm for material
furnished IN the construction Of the
gunboats at the Crescent shipyard The
Tampico and Vera Cruz were seized on
Aug. o.
The protest was made by Acting Com
sul-Geners Antonio Leon Gradejada
at the port of New York, ami cant.
Hanuel Azatua. chief OF the Mexican
commission Of inspection al Elizabeth.
Previously Gradeiada and Capt Ara
tua appeared before "a notary public OF
New York. and declared that the Tam
pico and the Vera cruz were The prop
erty OF the Republic OF Mexico.
After setting forth the conditions OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-12

Henry Dinwoodey and wife, Senator
Reed Smoot, wife and daughter. Peter
Barton. wife and daughter OF Kaysville,
Hon. John Henry Smith and wife, W.
w Ritter T. A. Nelson Of Draper and
daughter Jesse Knight Of Provo. :. L.,
Chpman, wife and daughter OF Ameri.
can Fork. John Il. barnes. wife and
three daughters. Kaysyllle. James
Chipman, George II. Taylor. W. y.
Williams aud wife, Alfred scowcroft
and wife of Ogden.
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POPE ALMOST RECOVERED.
This Morning He Took n Walk in
The Vatican Gardens.

Rome Aug. l2--The pope this morning
left his apartments for the first time since
his faintlng spell. going for walk In
the vatican gardens. lie remained In the
open air for about two hours and re-
turned to the palace feeling much better,
All that remains Of yesterdays collapse
is slight feeling OF llghtness In the head.
Drs. l.apnOn and DaveneaZa visited
Plus today and though they found him all
most entirely recovered they continued to
recommend that he should take a rest ana
an ahstontlon from all work
"Bu this will mean such an accumula-
ton o. work that IL will xiii me to catch
up said the pope In reply
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Brazll-Bolivia Difficulties Settled.

New York, Aug 12--All difficulties
existing between Brazil and Bolivia
have been overcome, cables the Rio
Janelro correspondent OF the Herald.
The base Of the amicable arrange
ment Is as follows.
Bolivia will acknowledge Brazlls SOW
ereignty over a great part Of Acre ter
ritory. while Brazil VIII pay an indem-
nifty for military expenditures made by
Bolivia and will build a harbor on the
river Madeira and railway from
Manor TO Madeira.
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Tramps kidnap a BOY.

Chicago. Aug, IA nine-year.nld boy.
who gives his name as Percy BigoloW.
and who says his father is wealthy
resident Of Fort Wayne. Ind. was found
by the police today in a famishcd con-
dtion ~ a box car In the Wabash freight
yards He said be had been seized By two
tramps while playing IN front Of his home.
thrown into the car and kept a prisoner
without food and under threats OF death
n he made an cutlery. His caplors had
disappeared before the boy was found and
no trace OF them has been secured The
child Is being cared for by the police
while his father is being communicated
with
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TO Increase
The Tar Ley.
Board of Education c4SkS That WrH of A1andamus
Issue c4samst Coaaty Officials Compelling Them 10
Sl1ahe Levy fos School Purposes FiOe and One-Hat
cANS-- Petition Filed Last SNiqhL

The petition was filed last evening,
but was borrowed by Mr. Cntchlow Of
the law firm OF Pierce, CrltChlow q
Barrette who went off with the papers
TO find Judge Lewis, who is away ASH
ing. Ny Crnchlow win return tomor-
row morning This firm Is representing
the petitioners, and the firm OF Suther-
land, Van Colt g. Allison Is associated
with them.
Judge Lewis issued the writ prayed
for this afternoon making It returnable
On Saturday morning at 10 o'clock,
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Killed by Cossacks.

New York. Aug. l2.-Latest reports
telerrarhed from Kien. Russia, TO the
Times. by way Of London say there
were 60 persons killed by the Cossacks
I'm last Thursdays riots. The cores
pendent asserts that TIE syfmthy ol
the educated classes is With the work
men. as the strike movement Il direct
Ell not Only for the ameloratipn ~ Ia
hor conditions. but also against The
ayaen Of government. The wackiwa,
Il is added. are regarded as The PIONEERS
in the movement Tor political freedom.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-12

Cheyenne, Wyo., Aug. l2.-The state
board Of equalization completed It's Ia
bors this noon. The general state levy
for taxes was placed at 6N mills, an
increase Of three.fourths OF mill over
that OF last year occasloned by the
special tax for the Sheridan state hos
pital and the governors residence.
The valuations Of railroad property
we're placed as follows Union Pacific.
5000 per mile chs Is the same as last
year except the he SIDING at Laramie
on the old line, which was increased
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THESE WILL GO TO SEATTLE.
Complete List Of Those Who will Represent Utah at the Trans
Mississippi Commercial Congress-PdrN Will Leave
Salt Lake Friday Morning

The roster OF the delegates and their
friends who leave over the oregon
short Line FOR Seattle az $40 Friday
morning IN order TO attend the Trans
Mississippi Commercial Congress, Aug
1921, has been completed. A special
car viii be given them and those going
secured their tickets today In the
party viii be 7, r. Cutler, J. G. Cutler,
George l,omney, wife and daughter;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-12
GOV. TAFT DENIES.
That He win Succeed Mr.. Root as
Secretary Of War.

Manila, Aug u, .. m.-when the
news arrived here by cable thai Secy.
Root OF the war department would be
forced % resign the portfolio by his
duties as q member OF the Alaskan
boundary commission about TO meet IN
London. his resignation Ia take effect
under certain conditions In December
next II not sooner, reception was
taking place no the palace in honor
- Maj Gen. George W. Davis. until
recently in command Of the division Of
the Philippines. and now on the retired
list. Gov Taft. who was present. when
shown the statement contained In this
dispatch that he would succeed Secy
Root upon his retirement laughlngly
replied that the report was untrue
Later on when a second message was
received confirming an alleged offer Of
the appointment the governor denied
the statement In similar terms.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-12

A petition for mandamus proceedings
has been filed byt he board OF educa
ton In Judge Lewis court praying
that writ may issue against the as
SCISSOR, treasurer and hoard Of county
commissioners OF Salt Lake county, or
derng the levy Of a tax OF at least 5la
mills for the support and maintenance
Of the public schools, This Is an adj
vance Of three-tenths Of "A mill on the
tax already levied By the commission
ers of five aud two-tenths mills
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-12

the contract with Lewis Nixon Tor the
construction OF the gunboats tee pro-
testants declaredihat Nixon bound hlm-
self 20 perform faithfully The contract,
and 10 secure the Mexican government
against an claims aud demands, The
document concludes with the statement
that the supreme court OF New Jersey
IS without jurisdiction and the whole
proceedings are illegal aud void The
sheriff viii take no action ln the matter
unless directed by the courts
The Tamplco and Vera cruz were
contracted for In June. 1901 They are
practically completed and only one In
stallment remains to De paid.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-12
WYOMING R. R. VALUATIONS
Union Pacific Placed at $4,000 Per Nile and Others ST. 90 to
$4,000 State Levy Six and Tmee.Eghths Mills, a
Slight Increase Over Last Year

from $500 TO $500. c. & ". W. Ry,
and Cheyenne a Northern lines, SS10O;
oregon Short Line. 5000 Guernsey
and Cody branches Of .hc Burlington,
$3.50; billings line OF the Burlington
$500; pullman company $500 for
standard cara. $500 for tourists; tele-
phone lines sl65 per mile for poles and
hrst wire, $50 per mile Tor each addi-
tional wire. telegraph lines, 50 per
mile for poles ana FIRST wire aud 81
for each additional wire. these yalun-
tiuns all being practically the same as
last year.
The total valuation OF all property In
the state shows ar Increase over that
Of last year OF sl.6O0.C0o
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-12

Salem, Mass, Aug l2-Capt Chas y.
Montgomery for % wears connected
with the cuban and Central American
revolutionary expeditions, has arrived
here from Central America He was ar
rested in Honduras last May FOR par
tlcipaton in the rebellion, but was re-
leased through the lnterposition Of the
American consul,
Montgomery says that In Tegucgalpo
he saw sevcral men who had fed from
the United states all living In luxury
and carrying on the business Of the
town
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-12
SENATOR HEPBURN IS MARRIED
His Bride Miss Gheraen Yedtman-Ceremony Was in Strict
Accordance With Usages Of the Society Of
Frends-Sart on Wedding Tour

Westchester Pa. Aug. l2--In strict
accordance with the usages OF the So
ciety Of Friends, United States senator
Weldon Brinton Hepburn OF idaho, and
Miss Gheratien Yeatman Of this coun-
~ were married at noon today in the
parlor Of the Yeatman homestead In
Kennett township. After a wedding
dinner the newly married couple were.
driven 10 Rosedale station, where they
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-12
Reggie Vanderbilt Pays Duty.

New York, Aug l..--Reginald G. VAN
detbilt, who has just returned from
European trip With bis bride. PAID S'.0.J
in duty to the collector Of the port Oh
Boston
THIS is the largest collection ever
made from a returned tourist az ihat
port. IL ia said the examiners chetAed
up Mr. yanderbilts declaration hem
by item. requiring two hours 10 20
through 40 trunks which the couple
HsFtnwhf
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King Edward sends sympathy.

London. Aug. Fixing Edward,
through the British embassy at Paris,
has sent message OF sympathy 90 the
French government on account or the
Metropolitan railway disaster
The catastrophe has produced me
deepest impression here, and Intense
anxiety exists concerning the safety ot
the London underground roads
Interviews with the managers OF lhe
different lines published IN the mo. H.
ing papers are measuring. however all
describing the precautions adoplei
against lire
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-12

Of New York, today purchased control
OF the Portland Gold Mining company
owning and operating the Portland
mine at Cripple Creek. for the Whit
ncy-RNan syndicate and the Guggen-
helm Exploration company The price
iaid io the l9Oe,090 shares involved
~ aah TO be In the neighborhood Of
S5,O0e,V09.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-12
nnle Lohnsnn Monument

Newton H., Aug 1.-THE Hale john
son monument wIll be unveiled mere
with appropriate exercises on Aug.
q. the anniversary of Nj Johnson s
birth. The monument has been erected
by the proh.biuonists Of the United
states. Mr. johnson was chairman OF
the Prohibition state committee ana ma
tional committeeman ~ The tire OF his
assassination election day lest year. he
was the vice presidential candidate on
the Prohibition tcket n 1876,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-12
Cuba Declines to Remit Fines

Havana, Aug. 1.-THE government
has declined to remit the fines imposed
upon an American resident Of the Isle
Of Pines for burying the body Of his
relative upon his premises in order to
avoid the post norton examination re-
Quired by the old Spanish law. The
government is investigating the COM
plant made by Americans of the rough
ness Of Isle Of Pines officials in connec-
ton with such examinations,
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boarded their special Pullman car and
started on their wedding tripwhich VIII
end next week at Wallace, Ida. The
brides gown was Of crepe de chine.
trimmed with Old point lace that has
been In the family FOR generations. The
only guests were Mr. and Mrs william
Hepburn OF Louisville. Ky, brother Of
the senator, and his sister, MIS-. II. g..
Marshall, OF Duluth Minn, and Miss
Florence Yeatman, sister Of the bride.
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Edward Travels Incognito.

London. Aug liking Edward sailed
today from Port Victoria. at the mouth
Of the Thames, on the royal yacht Vic
toria and Albert, Tor Flushing. whence
he will 90 direct 10 Mauenbad To take
the waters FOR a fortnight He will
travel incognlto. as Duke Of Lancaster,
until Aug 81, when he viii proceed to
Vienna 10 pay his accession visit TO
Emperor Francis Joseph
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instructed for Roosevelt.

Wlkesbarre, Pa. Aug. 12.-The two
national delegates who We're elected
yesterday at the Republican county
convention here We're the first In the
country TO be instructed for President
Roosevelt. They were directed 20 use
all means TO procure his nomination.
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More Baseball Park Victims,

Philadelphia. Aug. i2.-samuel l..
Kelly. aged II years, ana James Bow
den. AGED &c. died TODAY as the result
u the accident at the National League
baseball park on Saturday, making
eleven victims. Several Others are ~
ing a; the point Of death In different
hospitals.
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Whitaker wright at Guildhall.

London, Aug. 12.--Whittaker Wright,
the director of the London & Globe
Finance corporation, who is charged
with fraudulent opt GRAFTON in connection
wiki that corporation made his formal
appearance at the Guil1hall court to-
day He will re-appear similarly on
Aug. 10. but the trial viii not commence
until Aug "a The defendant today
seemed IN excellent spirits
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-12
BOB MEEKS IS STILL.AT LARGE.
Notorious Outlaw Who Escaped From Bacoo Insane Asylum
Has Not Seen Recaptured It is Believed He Has
Reached the Hole in the Wall" Country

Blackfoot, Ida, Aug. l2.-"Bob"
Meeks the noted OUTLAW. who escaped
from the insane asylum at Blacsfoot
Sunday night, has not yet been recap
tured, and 1t is believed that be has
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nerartment Store for Negroes.

New York. Aug l2.-At a meeting Of
Newark. n. j., colCred men, il has
been decided to establish a department
store for negroes. \ fund was opened
NJ so o.. ach subscriber wno agreed
to bring In ave others In this manner
5000 viii be raised
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succeeded In reaching some Of his for
m@ companions IN the Hole In the
Wall Meeks' escape has caused rom
siderable uneasness among country
town bankers and stocdmen WHO fear
another outbreak Of lawessness.
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NEW RUSSIAN CONSUL.

effects Of injuries received In a fall from
a train near this place Sunday He was
out on the rear platform Of caboose,
when a sudden lurching Of the train
threw him from il, fracturlng his skull.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-12
Curlnn's Term Of once Extended

London, Aug. l2-Lord Curzons term
Of Office as vioeroy Of India has been
extended from January 10 May, 1904
In making this announcement In the
house Of commons today, Lord George
Hamilton. secretary OF state for In
dia, added that should Lord Curzon be
able to continue his duties in India be-
yond that date, the government would
extend his period Of Office for another
term. not exceeding two years.
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Fell from rra,u and pied.

Butte. Mont. Aug. IA Miner spec
ial from Glandive Montana, saws that
Albert CoddIngton. an operator from
Terre Haute, Ind. died today from the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-12
Montana Pioneer Dead.

Butte. Mont. Aug, ll.-A Miner
special from Helena says Charles H.,
Smell, aged rs years. one Of Montana's
oldest pioneers. was found dead in his
bed at his residence today.
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PORTLAND GOLD MINE.
Control Purchased by W. X. Ryan
For S5,OOo.OOO.

Colorado Springs, Colo, Aus. NV.
X. Ryan. son OF Thomas Ryan, vice
9resident OF the Morton Trust company