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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-06-18

The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Frederick Hoffman was baptized last
Sunday, receiving the name of Emma
Leonora.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-06-18
Diocese Of Denver

ELIZABETH KELLY, Correspondent.
The Intermountain and Colorado
Catholic is placed on sale at the
James Clarke church goods house, 62I
Fifteenth street, Denver, Colo.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-06-18

During the coming week the pastor
will visit the Catholic communities at
Troy, Volmer, American Ridge and Ju.
lietta. Mass will be celebrated at the
Holy Rosary church at Julietta next
Sunday. -
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-06-18

Mrs. j. S. Dougherty left last week
for a months visit in Canada and New
York.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-06-18
Church of the Holy Family to be Be-
gun Next Week.

In a few months the new Church of
the Holy Family at Berkeley viii be
ready for Service, as work win be be-
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-06-18

Miss Mayme Donahoe left June 10
for Mackey. Ida. where she will spend
the summer with her brothers.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-06-18

For the first communicates special
classes are being held twice a week, so
that all may be able to make up for
lost time.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-06-18

Fred Matthews. jr.. and Michael
Downey, who have been attending
school at the Agricultural college at
Logan during the past winter. have re-
turned home to spend their vacation
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-06-18
EUREKA. UTAH.
Especial Correspondence.)

j. f. Conner and wife of Stockton
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Will
liam Embleton this week.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-06-18

a months visit at Seattle and other
towns on the coast.
Miss Alice Kennedy arrived IN the
city Monday from Pittsburg, Pa, and
will be the guest of her uncle. John f.
Bannon, for the next few weeks.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-06-18

On his way to DeSmet mission last
Wednesday, Bishop Glorieux made
pleasant call between trains. 1t was a
pleasant surprise for some of the con-
gregation to have met him upon this
visit.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-06-18

The Senior choir has now been fully
organized, under the direction of Mr..
Fitzgibbon. .RehearsaIs are held twice
week until August, when they will
render a new Mass, which was pro-
vided for by their musical pastor.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-06-18
5McGRANE'S CATHnIIC rnuns-

- To British Isles Continent of Europe and HOLY land
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-06-18
MOSCOW. IDA.
Especial Correspondence. }

Eternal punishment, as proved from
the Bible alone, was given as the first
series of sermons at the last Mass on
Sunday, which was listened to by a
very large congregation; to the hard
ened sinner it proved to be meditative
theme.
After Mass there was a general meet
ing of the ladies at the invitation of
the pastor, when steps were taken to
keener interest in furthering that very
laudable work-the propagation of the
faith. Membership cards were distrib-
uted and quite a number were willing
to associate themselves, since the spir-
itual advantages of both societies were
practically demonstrated by the pastor
in relation to the diocese.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-06-18

Notwithstanding the pioneer day cele-
bration of last Friday, which attracted
attendance at Mass in honor of the
Sacred Heart was truly gratifying. In
10 evening there was beautiful dis
course on the need Of PREPARATION toward
that Divine Heart The beautiful pro-
fusion Of flowers was generously do
mated by Mesdames Humphrey and
Deakin, and the high altar looked beau
tiful, as if nature also had to honor its
Creator in the words of the royal
Psalmist.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-06-18

The banquet of the Alumni associa
ton of the Immaculate Conception
High school took place on Thursday
evening of this week with an almost
complete attendance. A more full ac-
count will be given through the col
umns- Of the Intermountain Catholic
next waek
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
WILD RAvACE
OF A STORM 5. Il !.
Church and Other Buildings De-
molished and Several
Persons Injured.
lHy Associated Press,

Il AUGUSTA. la, July 2l.-4A storm Of
5cyclono proportions swept the eastern
and southern seceltnos Of the city this
afternoon doing great damage to prop
ierty and injurlng several people, Tho
Hale Street Baptist Church was cons
.pletely demolished. n paint shop OF the
Central Railroad Company and some
small cottages on HALE Street were to-
tally wrecked; the roof OF carpenter
shop Of GEORGIA Railroad was blown
away; the end OF the house on Lincoln
Street was crushed In by failing tree;
the grand stand at the base-h ball park,
lis q complete wreck.
i, d IL, Morris was fatally Injured; VIII.
liam Brown. head gashed and ear gone;
j. w. Livingston. William IcArty. y.
Il, Calhoun and W. II, Fenleys slightly
injured, all employees Of the Central Rall-
road, Sophia Turner vas slightly hurt
In tbs Hale Street house
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
'ANllNAlyl 10.
.GE:
Judge p Parker Gives Assurance
That if Elccte d IIIe Will Give
Her .Recog ignition.
b DELEGATION SEN j TO Il HIM
fNIessrs. Nc D onal a and @ Brien,
elltirlg Murphy, Have
Satisfactory Conference
Spccfal to The Times-Dispatcl

Special to The Times- Disp atch.o
Nc NEW York, July 2l,- Judge Parker
has made his peace with Tammany. and
has pledged @his word that in the event
of hisS election he will accord Tammany
full and Y fair tion, proportionatcS
to its vote, In the distribution of Federal
offices, and that he will give no counte-
nance whatever to 81 ny q m movement to
sbuildfupFa rival part ty 3organiza ton here.
as Parker has promised hermore that
he and his closest friends will exertsall a
their Influence to prevent fact tional con-
troll Of the Democratic State Convcnt ton
In September. These assura ices Of 10
candidates friendly attitude toward Tam
many were given on Wednesday night to
John B, MCDONALD and Justice Morgan
j. O'Brien, who visited Esopus on the
yacht Sapphire, as the envoys OF Charles;
IL. Murphy, and at the express req uestS
gof3 tho Tammanys leader.
8 Positive 5confirmat ton was obtain to-
day of the official character of tho visit
5to be paid by Justice o 'Bricn2 ind Bel
gmont's partner in subway opera tions. Il to-
fJudgo Parker They went to get hard
and fast pledges. = and they returned to,
New York With them. The news Of their
success was wired to Murphy, who is In
Michigan, and he, no longer having any
cause for 5hurylng back to the city, sent
word to Secretary Smith, OF 3rnn1ally.9
tonight that he would not return q be-
fore Saturdayior Sunday. { then
In the conference there was a thor
,ough ovcrhauling Of the crcumstan ncess
that led to AIurphys IS pre-convention hos
ttlity. and misunderstanding arrived at
as to the future. Judge Parker, i was
learned, admitted the Justice OF Murphy'sl
demand for guarantees that there should
be no discrimination against Tammany In
case Of Democratic success IN the na-#
.tional election. These guarantees Parker
gave In "a manner that Is said convinced
Murphy's emissaries Tammany had moth
Ing to fear from J I'd go Parker II elected
President - i1aE..s ls4s saalk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
MRS. MAVERICK
NOW in FRANCE.
Every Effort Made to Keep Her
Movements Secret-y Will
Sec No One.
iRY Assoclated Press. !


\ RoUEN. FRANCE, July MRS. Flor
.ence Maybricls arrived here from London
to-day, The greatest precantion had been
taken to keep her movements secret, She
did not travel by way Of New Haven,
as do the majority of passengers, but in-
stead crossed from Southampton. arrv-
.ing at Havrc, whcro she took an ex-
press train for louen, Mrs. Maybrick
was u awaited AT the station by her
mother, tho baroness de fouques with
whom she drove IN a closed carriage to
the mousse of the Baroness, who has been
living for some time at Roucn under the
name of Nine. peMoremont, The house Is
situated on the Rue de r Tanery. and Is
surrounded. by high walls, completely
shutting of the neighboring residences
Visitors to tho house to-day X waro res
fused admittancc, being Informed by an
old family servant hat the Raroness had
left Rouen some time ago, ana would
return wi,hlnsag week., Neither Mrs. My
brick nor the Baroness went outside Of
the grounds of the residence to-day,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
SHOT LITTLE BABY
SHE TRIED 10 SAVE
Eleven-Y Old Girl, in Taking.
Shell From Gun, Kills Her
Infant Sister.
Especial Is 8The TImes-Dispatch.).

J.5 Especial TO The Times-D -Dispatch.) !s355
y BLUEFIHID, w. July 2l.--By the
careless handling Of flre-arms. a fatal
accident occurred a tho hene Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Underwood, al Godfrey,
a brotherso OF Mr.. Underwood had been
out hunting and coming by tho latter's
home, stopped inland set his gun. a single-
barrel breech,loader zehlnd the door.
The baby hoy was asleep on the he'd, the
mother being In an adjoining room IT.
5tending to ler household duties, LizEie.
the eleven year-old daughter came Into
tho room and from her story after the
accident, 1t seems she was seized with N
fear that her Infant brother might awake
and injure himself with the gun. so she
attempted tai romovee the shell there
from, and Iii SO doing the sun was dis
charged. l the heavy load OF shot talslng
isifecti In tho aleeping babys side. tear,
Ing Il almost completely In twain,
Her mother layst sterically ran into tho
room ia ascertaln the cause OF The report
and was horriAed to find her dear one a
corpse. She, screaming, caught up her
babe from the pool OF blood 1t lay In,
hut 1t required tile aid Of her apron TO
keep the little baby from falling to pieces,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
J!U..R|;Y D. !; ACTS A |
With. I vICOR'|. R
Indictments Against ain St; Eighteen fifteen
Men for Trying to 3 orce " y.
lie Danvillc Jail.
st Eighteen
FlREMEN ARE CON \, / DEMNEED. ) g
Those Who Used Imp oper q Ian
guagc to the Police Will
be Rcprin1a
5tBy Associated 5Prass.)

2DANvILLE, A.. Jul y q s - Thc special
grand jury summoned to investi tigatel n the ne
attempt on the part q the mob to force.
an entrance Into the city jail for the,
purpose oflynching the negro, Roy Seals
accused Of the murder Of Fla gnanE James ne
u. ArIncs, Of the Southern Railway this
afternoon completed its la bors. or The Jury
found indictments a ga inst w. .. Talley,
Bud +. PfTlitt Whit 1cyers. Charles
Pruitt, Walter Clark. Solomon Hudgins,
Wicker EArmes, w. Bal. Ragland, Charles
yaughan n, Edward Buckner., N. Wall.
William Harris, Frank Childress, r. u
Lynch. George c. Mills. Elijah WI lliams,5
William FL Mann and Pleasant Meyers,
Wicker Armcs Is a brother Of the lnur-s r.
dcrcd man, The indictments will be Ger
tlfied Immediately to the Mayor for trial. 'lL
Presentmcnts were found against Wick.
er Armes and Bud T. Pruitt for threaten.
ing to shoot the Mayor and Police OFFICER
Robert S. Wynn, while in the discharge
sol their official duties and against z ~: ~
Lynch for assaultlng Deputy tyi9 City Ser
geant R: j Voolfolk, ia Her. while .insthei
performance Of his duties. Common. 2.
wealth,s Attorney Thomas Hamlin viii
Immediately file an in formation in each
case. upon which the accused Will y be be
tried. 81 Z, 35s ,..35 ~ ia "a ;.4 r5,S{ IS >
The jury also recommended that certain
members OF the fire d apartment, whose;
headquarters faces on tho alley leading
Ia the jail, lin which alley the officers
made their stand against the mob. viz:
n. 3. \. liter and I,.s 2. Perkins, should ~
boicautioncd and sprimal'ded j py theS
court for. using improper languagef.5to to-
wards tho police force. calculated to dis
courage them In the discharge Of their
duties and to flame tho mob The jury
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
Virginia.

% Interesting day in the trial OF ~. c.
eNooldridg for q house 81 burning: EdloeS
Spencer quotes damaging 81 tements al
s1eged StO have been made to him sby the
sprIsonerFand &ef fort .is made to impeachs
Ills testimony 1anyille grand jury tn-f
diets eighteen persons for attempting to-
force 4 Tho Jail and get the l,egrO Seals
and there will be vigorous proEe oEecutions------
The MANASSAS Horse Show closes after
"A highly satisfaoory exhfbftion--Statef
5-Associatton8 OF Fire Insurance Agents In
session at Newport News decides TO hold
next meeting In Richmond - TRACTORS
for deepening and = improving the q ppo-3
5mattox canal are instructed TO resume
vior Rural free delivery. being ex-f
tended In vicin ltys Of Al - Fortieth5
Of the Y ba tile OF Manassas
ss,ceasioI I,s hsg inra u
and burned wi, !, 4 b s crop Of wllea - t---s
Mrs Emily I'LL, Of Eng giand s writes TO-
Chile eof police of Norf ok IN fort to-
locate her husband. Prof w lam Henry
Hill Il from whom she wishes to obtain n
3divorceF Father and son heavily fined
at Tnzewell for selling liquor ithout a.
gllccn Arnltstead Camp to hold its re-
flinon August 26thS s tory from Nanse-
3mond OF such big humps Qf hail that ice
cream was frozen with It Hurricane
Branch made very i'll by receipt OF news
that his sons condition was hopeless
United States officers take possession of
3Lnstnmped Bwhiskey from. North Carolina
- Rocky Mount q tizen dies from sun
sstroke-B Big g&celebrationH OF the anniyer-l
esary OF the bat of Manassa s. sst,is3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
The Japs Said to Have Broken.
Through Russia's Right Flank
Near Lao Yang.
CAR WILL PROBAB [
OR DER R ETURN OF 2MALACCAi
An,icable Adjustment OF the
Recent G Complication Now
Very likely The Popula 81
Feeling III Britain
5 Still Runs
High.
CIV. Associated Press. )

LONDON, July 2 q IS 8 Rus Rus
sian pondent# 81 the Daily
Telegraph at ]! Ml!l.u'Ikden, 'l' under 's:';.
.datefof July 10Th, says:
"a fierce fight has been rag
ing during the past two days
and il still ontinues.
.'The japanese, who al & II SIT SIT
iperiorS strength. attacked q with W,i1ttltl3
great daring and coolnes
The Russians are contesting5
the ground splendidly
sThc apanesc flankirg move ',7-
iaents to the east are the real ;as
cause 81 our retirement.
RI Heavy losses have been 2sttls- !stlE
tained
The japanese artillery has
again shown its superiority 'Is2i3 ~ IN
The scene of the fighting Isl
], elltio oned rs sby tlle core !. a
Espond lent; Y s.:sIss s
ccordin ga to ~ spcci al dis
patch from Iosc oW,s HE Russky
.I.istek, Of that city, conhr1lls the
Associated Press report from
Lao Yang tllat the japanese
have broken through the Rus,
sian left&flank and are marching II.
on Mlkden Es
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
MAY HAVE SUNDAY
CONCERTS IN.PARKS
Grounds and Buildings Com
n1ittee Wants Sacred
Music Played, 3F85s S

1t is altogether likely that the four our
extra concerts provided for Fulton here
ltofore will be played in other parks and ~
viii 8 be utilized With sacred music music on
Sunday afternoons
Indeed, this was practically the result
of. the consideration of the matter ny
the Grounds and Buildings Committee tee
last night. and 1t onl v needs the sal
ton OF city Engineer yY. Fl cuts|laW = -
become final, ,s s3i,
There were fve Of these extra @ concerts
left, and ono was ordered to be played
in the Cap!tol sd duata his ], after
noon, This left four still not disposal
Of, az 1t was found that the arrange
ments for the band In Fulton were not
satisfactory. Alderman Yhittet moved
that the remaining four loe played AT
Reservoir Park on Sunday afternoons.
and thatlorly sacred music be dtscoursel.
Alderman Washer offered a substitute
Which was adopted. referring tho matter
TO Colonel cutshaw, hut expressing ths
wish of Tho committee that they should
be divided between chimborazo and Res
.eryoir Parks on Sunday Afternoons. and
that only sacred music should be vlayed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
FINED THEM III HEAvl 4,
FOR 95SELLLNG WHlSKEY',.
(SnecIa I, "a INC Z1TYIm,1rIes..Tisnas,

lSpeclal to The I1mes-D dispatched E585
s1TAZEWELL A. & uly{s q - ,ne. thou-s
sand dollars fine wa s imp posed on Jordan
WILLIS am old man living near North
Tazewell. tn the ma Eistrate IS court here
:yesterday for selling Wlliskey without a.
slicense. j. Is son. H4eight willis, was also
and ton dollars for contempt OF court.
making gfas total of selaYen$ hundred and ten
f5aollarsS in II es. trap ared from SeYi-
3dence that the prisoners were old Of y
tenders. having mad 81 loli nj In q ew be-
fore and rold tilt he pa ays
9lnent they were taken q jail,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
Richmond.

Understood that3a great fight Is likely
TO. be made IN the next L,egis stature 10
1 drive the cigarette out Of tho STATE ny
Sthe enactment Of a law not unlike the
Mann anti-liquor lawa which has greatly
damaged the saloon business In The co,n-
try dlstr.c cts- Council committee au-
thorizes SACRED concerts at. .1aeservoirsaI,d
8Chlmborazo parks on Sunday afternoons!
provided the City Engineer. pproves.--------5 -
Priceless art treasure, thu. Houdon
to-day to ~ place in the Square, hero.
an Iron house will be !. built around ] and y
aoverfsSsi t-----yVi illiam T. Hobgood. Sea-
board Air Line brakeman. dies from his
injuries received ISL fednesdays Mig ht----.
sstockhold ers OF the .Metropolitan Bank
and the Richmond Trust and Safe De-
post Company ratify plan, 5pf co1soIlda.s /, 9 .
ton. and the new bank will be He'd the!
v Bank of Richmond ''--Re eturn OF a few
Etockhold ldErs In the Chemfc " Company
from the annual E Getting In Newark
"Wednesday; gossip about tho new Board
OF fNDirect ors 81 ty ttarney Pollard and
Gaptaln GnigoD have sharp col!oquy--4.-
Relatives Sof Joseph ~ Der, ,!o Of Richmond:
who fell 10 feet In N ingston, q. 4. and
Mss sre AaGHEsTE E;.fE; taken
from mott 5$ Ia ter III escape and return
home ong session II, Sscou IT tod ay------
iObltuarie ersona Is ss and briefs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
10 MOVE HOUDO|N J n
STATUE A. ] j TO-DAY. |''|
Governor q; and State Officers
@ Are Preparing to Vacatc.

Governor MoIrugpc, Colonel John w
sRlcha rdson and State Treasurer NY. v
s1Iarn, Il, .Ir., committee named by the
Legislature TO have charge i Of the re- re-
5m,oyal aud protection OF the E!oudpn
3statne Of washington, 50 LONG N the
Srotundaa Of tile Capitol. yesterday awarded
the contract for its removal, and the
Work viii begin this morning &. u \, Y.
Tho pricele,s piece OF art work will be5
placed Just outside theta plank fence
on on the square near the Washington
monument, and around and over ~ VIII
be built at once n corruga led Iron, flra-;
proof house. Tho #statue34will be under
Tic constant y'igils-s Of til Q Capitol police.
and will BIO perfectly safe. his house
Mill be Completed by y osnlorroy1 sltsllt,
While tho contracts have not been
actually signed Governor A1ontague and
Secretary Ilggleston have secured quar-
g,ers in tho PoWhalan Hotel. and VIII
have practically all Of the first floor, ill-
Guiding tile paykA. which will he used
MS reception room for the executive
Labor commissionerJa James H.8S Dohcrty
Will also be a the Powhatan. Mr. Do
iherty Wll remove Ills effects to-day,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
-Sf Z. ,i!i
Generals

g Popular fceiES In England still very
bitter against hussia: ! tally syrt,pathizesi
5and may invi vitcS2interna tional conferences;
danger that United States vii be ,l-i
md heavy ilghtlng reported; British
fleet gathering; two cruisers already at
Alexandria and others on way: q heavy
lighting In neighborhOod Of Lilac Yang <
Japanese said Il to have broken through
left flank; 81 tea mers Ma cca leaves Port
Russian nbassador holds conference 4
Car Is ready to do right thing - Chair
man Jones issues call q for meeting Of
National Democratic COMMITTEES on#JulyS
18th In New. York city; quiet day8iat,
matter; Bryan publishes plan for'2 iireforiTs5
nation of ] Dem ocratl lc party; advocates
government ownership Of rnilwa w; artl-
Gle by &f Grover Cleveland In Golfers
praises Parker a nd says democrats enter.
upon ca ampaign witt hope and tconlidence:s
With Judge Park 81 orln Gus deficit In
limited States Treasury al fter. tEWenty,
days; working balance of $a7 900, 900 tho
lowest IN seven yea rs ~ osep Nv. & Folk
$nominated for Governor; of NIissour:
platform contaih,ing Doodle plank ,a,dopt-
Frances great tfsecrecyEt brown around her
movements: refuses to see any one
Baptist Church and other buildings de-
sstroyed and several injured In storm in
Atlanta dents OF f:Ashevllle, Al, ca
heirs e e {. Immense fortune soberi f9e;
SexperlenGa In the Tyl.o---lrate Justice
knocks lawyer down In r la ntield, N, u - -
Holland, J, the eainyentori if3 thinks III he B has
solved problem Of aerial N aylga tlonr-----3
Aged father killed while trying to rescue
sons from sal LOOM ssilg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
laps on Road ito Mukd len.
(spec Cable to The siT Times Dispatch
RI ;sli {. .onvrioht5S 900 ) II ssf

(SpSCldlSS NdpAS IlS 'NlSo
sgs Copyright, so4.) II
a sINMUA1s TuN, N,seAiANc A. July q y. !.
News reach here to-day that the sJaps.
after three days Of desperate fighting
have forced back the Russia MS under
Generals Reunenkampf and Sel Her y and
are now between NIukden and Lao Yang
with an army estimated at975 900 men.
They have almost reached the railroad
according to these reports and there Is no
Russian force In their front sufficient to
.retard their advance. IT. Is said that the
fighting was OF the most desperate char
iacter. the Russians resisting with great
igallantry, repeated Japaanese charges.
sKuroki's n force was too great, however.
and flank movements In force made pos
.sltion after position untennbe until his
aim was accomplis shed and he was behind pc
the great bulk OF General Kuropatkin's
army, No details OF the losses have
reached here as yet. but the runners who
brought In the news, q say that both the
Russians and Japanese lost hundreds OF Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
GRANTS WRIT OF ERROR
IN The BURTON CASE
/ 8{By. Associa tedPrcssi)

WASHINGTON, ID. c. { july q Justice
Court, has granted a wri 4 Of error to- the
United States District Court for the
Eastern District Of Missouri, L In the case
OF Senator Joseph r. Burton, convicted
IN st. Louis OF Accepting asfee for SER
vices before thef Office Depar rtment5
while a member Of tho United States
Senate. The case vii I be reviewd by the!
United States Supreme Court proba ably$ In
the fall. .5s III if s3s "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-22
Popular Feeling Runs High.
Especial Cable to The Tines Dispatch,

Copyright, 1oo4.)
3f LONDON, Jnly S22l ~ Popular feeling Is
still highly excited against Russia's ar-
ton In stopping, searching and seizing
British ships on tho high seas. and de-
mantls arc being made on all sides that
tho government take immediate and dras-
tic action to release the Malacca and
seize her Russian prize crew. The fact
that tho vessel was permitted to leave
Port Said flying tho Russian flag has