The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1904-07-29

the Venetian Mining company.
SW4nT SPRINGS, Mo, July 25-
Senator Vest again lost strength to-
day and Or. Jarvis now says the end
may come at any time.
COLUMBUS, o., uJly 25.-ln an in
teryiew today, Bryan said he was at
the disposal OF the Democratic COM
mittee after August &c to make Par
ker-Dayis speeches wherever and
whenever requested.
BERLIN, July 25.-The German
steamer Lisbon Of the German-Portu-
gal line was stopped and searched by
Russian warship in the Gulf of Fin
land, she was then released,
BEDFORD SPRINGS, Pa, July 2G.
Secretary RObb, for Henry Davis,
absolutely denies the story that the
yice.presidential candidate is soon to
wed Mrs. Reynolds of Shepardstown,
w. Va.
SILVERTON, July 25.-Charles
Rogers, in the restaurant business,
started last Monday to look after some
mining claims in Dry gulch, up Ce'
ment creek Not returning the last OF
the week his family became uneasy
and yesterday his young son started
out to ascertain his whereabouts. Mr.
Rogers was found at the foot OF a
Cliff whore he had evidently fallen
having probably been dead several
days. He leaves a wife and family
SAN FRANCISCO, July 25,-MayoI
Schmidt is much exercised over the
wrangling of the big fighters and de
clares that unless the thing is stopped
he will put an end to the game in Sar
Francisco, He may not give a permit
for the Jefiries.Munroe match to come
off.
Richard Mansfield, IL is said, risket
death by starvation as a painter be
fore he closed his studio in Boston ant
took to the stage
WASHINGTON, July 25-JudgC
Charles L. Magoon recently appoint
ed general counsel and law officer o
the Panama canal commission, lel
Washington today en- route for The
isthmus. He will remain at Panam;
until about the middle of Septembe
for the purpose Of familiarizing him
self with the duties of his position. A
general counsel for the canal commits
sion, Judge MagoOn will be confronte
with the necessity of solving man,
intricate and delicate problems whiCI
will be likely to have a far-reachinl
influence on domestic and information
al affairs conducted with the cana
strip. There will be questions cor
cerning the transfer of soyereignt
over the canal zone; others will aris
from the division of governmental az
thority, by which the United States
given absolute authority over the mic
lie of the i7thmHs, yet which gsAl...,. ~
6 for divided Jurisdiction at each teri
mus of the great iuter-oceanic hig
= way, and still other complications a
+. expected to develop from the oper
- ion of the Panama railroad.
NEW YORK, July 26.-Thomas Ia
CERT of Indiana was today electt
p chairman Of the Democratic nation
Il committee. The sessions We're
j, tended by Democratic leaders from
o parts Of the country, who expire
s themselves as well pleased with cal
paign prospects.
# Urey Woodson of Kentucky was
q day elected secretary of the nation
d committee,
ir Important places yet to be filled a
=. treasurer and chairman of the exc
utiye committee, August Belmont al
i. ". L. Sheehan are mentioned respe,
If lively for these.
SUEPARDSTOWN, w Va, July
!. Mrs. Katherine Reynolds today {
olared that the report of her engag
4. neni to Henry Davis is without fou
as lation.
- SWEET SPRINGS, Mo, July 2G.
k. Senator Vest passed a restless mig
IS and was weaker than ever at noon
lay. He is still conscious but |
,e mind wanders at times.
N DENVER, July 2G.-Judge Malo
10 this morning handed down decisi
N in the case of the Fidelity Sayin
Bank. which lately failed, and dopt
lie 0ors regarding its affairs as in an t
le satisfactory condition. The decisi
N Of the court is that the district atu
k ney and the attorneys for the dep,
$. itors may have free access to t
books of the defunct bank, but tn
The depositors of the concern will Il
be compelled to pay for these invea
-, cations
u The judge says: Most of the {
y 9ositors in the Fidelity are poor Pc
d. Die. and they should not be called up
y 10 pay the expenses of criminal pro
i" cution any more than a man who
~ horses have been stolen should be
a d pected to defray the cost of jailing
" 'hief"
-, ST. PETERSBURG, July PIT
4. azarina expects a visit from the sto
Il at Peterhof Palace any day now a
i Father John Of Crondstat, with
70 ezar is engaged in incessant pray
n. md supplication that it may be Il S
b, and heir. Her majesty has now
a. come a most devout adherent to
ar Creek Orthodox church. She even h
m consented to pronounce a clause
N Yudiating her former religion, viii
At her conversion she steadfastly
ot FUSED to do.
n. ST. Petersburg, July 27.-The R
e slams now declare that it was huns
ID md not the Japanese that forced th'
ID from their positions on the Yalu. I
ID Yuzhahya Rossiya publishes a d
patch from its war correspondent
IS which the following passage occurre