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Henrst Got Minnesota

Duluth, Mimi, June 22.-The Hearst
forces captured the temporary organ
i2ation of the state Democratic convene
ton for the selection of delegates TO the
national convention today and II was
expected that they would be strong
enough to instruct the delegation for
their candidate,
For a time It looked az though
Hearst sentiment would rule in every
thing, and It doubtless would have done
so had 1t not been for speech Of Con-
gresham John Lind VINO turned n
crowd of excited delegates who clam
orcd for an instructed delegation into
one which expressed itself when the
vote came az opposed to instructlng for
Hearst or any other man. The anti
Hearst men secured three Of the four
delegates-at-l large, and viii get an even
break on the district delegates The
delegates-at-large are John Lind OF
Minneapolis, l.. a. Rossing of Canon
Falls. H. l.. Buck OF Winona and G..
ID. OBrien OF ST. Paul
The resolutions declare fQr-n reaflir-
nation Of the Kansas city platform
and laud William j. Bryan as the
greatest Democratic statesman Of the
day Both factions are Bryan support
ors,
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From Nome Gold Fields.

Seattle. wash, June 22-The steam
chip Oregon reached port at an early
hour this morning from the Nome geld
fields The vessel Is the FIRST 20 COM
plete the round trip this senson The
Oregon brought four passengers ana
more than 100000 In bullion consigned
TO local banks.
The officers OF the Oregon report that
the steamship Corwln was the first
vessel to reach that port. When the
Oregon sailed the steamship Portland
had not been sighted and II was the
general opinion in Nome that the yes-
sci had been carried into the Arctic
ocean by the heavy ice foes
The treasure ON the oregon repre-
scented part ~ the winter cle1n-up on
number of claims near Nome. There
ls big demlnI for lahorors at the gold
fields and wages will probably be S1,j
q day IN the open season.
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U. S. sHlpBUIDLING co.
Ida Il. Wood Brings Suit to be
Made q Party Defendant.

Trenton, n. j.. June % Ida e. Wood
Of New York. a holder Of 5000. 900 par
value of the bonds of the United
states shin Building company today
Instituted proceedings in the United
states circuit court for the purpose Of
having herself admitted aa party de-
PENDANT TO the suit brought by the
Mercantile Trust company of New York
as trustee to foreclose q $4,000 600 mort
cage on the property of the shipbuild-
ing company, Judge tanning made an
order TO SHOW cause returnHble I'm this
city on next Tuesday
The petitioner attacked the proposed
plan Of reorganization and says It rs
designed IN the interest OF Charles NJ.
SchWab ana others who were the pro-
moters of the ship-bulldinR syndicate.
she charges that compromise has
been effected with Roland II COnklin,
who instituted the original receivcrshlp
proceedings against the company. and
an this compromise she AYERS. the inter-
est OF herself ana other bondhuldcrs
have not been properly protected The
petitioner goes at length into the trans
actions of the shlp-huNding company
which resulted I'm the acquiring of the
Bethlehem Steel company plant. which
was the subject Of 500 much testimony
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RUSSIANS EXPECT
BIG BATTLE SOON.
Week Of Skirmishing Around Stu
Yen Retarded Gen, KurOki's
Operations
THE OBJECT OF THE JAPANESE
70 Drive Enemy Out Of Lao rung
Peninsula Preparatory to March
On Lao Yang.

G, potorshurg rnne % Tho tmmi-
~ "a. ,,,.,,,o,r rart
hehoe oi p"'ll' ~ Tue "'' W.
Of the Lao Iung peninsula Is au-
mitted by the war Office aud Is indi-
,,a .,,,.tno,t,, a, tole,,a dispatchos
.""' ~. norr,snon.
from the Assocl"'eu il'99 81 ''po,'
oCu's AZ i"ao "''s, n 'sS ''
ma woek NJ skIm,ship. around Stu
49,. ,,,,..,,i,.. .,,,,.,.,,ions
zen ltV'l"eu ''''" u'uN' w
permitting GEN atakalpeIB 10 Ie"cu
Kai ping. the rear guard slowly Ealing
t,ai, az uha a,,roh,, hofoto tho Jap-
Wv" VIZ ''''
ahese advance
Meanwhile large forces are hurry
Inc south from Lao Yang 10 check
hon cen 0ku and Gen KuroAi.
m IA believed nero mat Gen. Kuro-
ratkin's object is no pr.veut n iucturo
az XXI fangnegs nrnios ON the other
hand. the aim of Inc Iapanese appar-
pntlv n 10 drive iho gllgeians out Of
tbo fiao Tlng penineula prppatatory to
IA maIcb on Liao yang. Tho approach
of the rainy season win more than like
M rroclpitate matters
Nothlng % known officially OF Jhe
Chne liei Ung Yao Chcnz or n
YOUNG ChenD by the Japanese II
the report should be- correct Il agrees
gubstantially with the Japanese plan
of ADVANCE. az Il D. understood here,
bur il indicates that the Japanese out
posts are further forward than RUS
SLAM adviccs Indicate.
.-....,.. ,,,.,,.,,,..,,
SEA flFllI imMlNENI'
ST. Petorsburr. June 9e G.2O ID. M
II n pot befravlug Wee Admiral
eiuydl6nog plnns TO say maj important
nnval deyeiopmcnts nro Imminent In
the far eost
me adrolraltv has NO no,ys of tho rae
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New. York juno 23.--Anglesey castle,
which was recently taken possession OF
by bailina az a consequence Of an ac-
tion taken by the creditors Of the Mar
Quis Of Anglcney. is declared to be u
vcIitable treasure house, says Herald
dispatch from London, one report is
current 20 The effect that gems To the
value of $4,000 were found lying IN n
drawer ana 10 De- now stated that the
castle contains property affirmed to be
In the aggregate worth more than s., e.
100000 Scores OF objects OF the rich
est art are said TO have been found just
as they arrived from Paris. simply
opened and put aside unpacked
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King Receives Gen. Booth

London June 22.--King Edward re-
coiyed Gen, Booth OF the Salvation
Army az Buckingham palace today and
discussed the forthcoming internation-
al convention Of Salvationists.
STAFF Commissioner Pollard submit
ted to his majesty information regard
ing the work Of the Salvation Army.
King Edward displayed special inter-
est In writings IN relation TO the work
OF the army in behalf OF the poor, and
on parting with Gen. Booth eN-
pressed his sympathy with his work
and most cordial good wishes for it's
prosprity ana success.
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H. R. H. GRAND DUKE
ALEXIS OF RUSSIA.

Grand Duke Alexis, the nominal head
OF the Russian navy. is the ears UNI
Gle. He IS nfty-four years OF age, UNI
married and Is reputed to be exceed
ingly shrewd. He is Of distinguished
appearance and is an accomplished
linguist He has played promi-
nent part IN st. Petersburg society
for many years, As sportsman he
ranks high even In that land Of good
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COMMENT on PLATFORM.
London Times Says It Is Unques'
tionably AdrOit.

London, June 23.-Tho Times. the only
London morning paper which prints
an editorial on the PLATFORM adopted
Boy the Republican natiunaI convention
at Chicago, says that the platform
bears the stamp of the Individually ut
President looRcyclt ana cACiips admir-
alton for lts adro.tucss as wen as for
lts strength.
"Adr0it IL unqueBtlOnably 49, says
the Times but. save in the fcH points
where the hand az the politician Us wise
ibly Impressed upon 49, IL seems % be
bold and cloar and consistent What
the Judgment OF the people WIN De 90
would be- neither prudent nor polite az
present Co forecast but be- what lt
may, Il must determine great issues,
not for the United states alone, but
for civilized mankind
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use OF alcohol oruarcoticsVopl1
diseases peculiar b. women u',N cuieinr
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Vermont pemoeratIe rleket.

Burlington, VT. June 22--The DEM
ocatlc state convention today named
the following -ickct
Govcrnor-Eu VI, Porter Wilmington
-Governor-C, l." McMa-
hon, stowe,
Treasurer--A j, Sibley. Montpelier
Secretary OF State-C. d, Watson,
81 Adams,
Auditor-J Il, Walsh. Plttsford.
After these nominations had been
made the convention was thrown into
an uproar by motion offered by
Mayor j. H. Burke OF this city 10 in-
struct the delegates to ST. Louis for
Parker The mayor was barely able
TO finish offering the motion on ac-
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ness Of approaching womanhood have
q peculiar charm and attractveness
which is never exceeded at later HE,
but is replaced by the rounded outline
and sedatc step OF maturity A woman
should develop from n child rs natu'
rally and gently as the cherry tree puts
of It's petals, and in truly healthy
woman this 70 the case
A girl has as good claim 10
strength and health as boy, and gen.
orally needs them more The vital or
ganism OF the young girl requires fresh
air and sunshine, just rs much as the
beautiful American beauty rose II
the young woman IS run down and
weak, it is not possible Tor her TO take
vigorous athletic exercises, but She
should then consult with some rroml.
nent specialist, and if she does not like
10 conGde in some one at home It
would be well for her to consult, by
letter, with some physician ut world
wide reputation, such as Dr. r. v
Pierce, the specialist in woman's dis.
eases, at Buffalo, n Y who will care
fully scrutinize her symptoms and
give her the best medical advice free
of charge and in perfect confidence,
Dr. Pierce was early student of plant
lie as well as OF the human system and
he found that certain herbs roots and
barks made into tonic without the
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DFsERET EVENING NEWS THURSDAY. JUNE go, 1904.

valley during the past few weeks came
upon them few miles from the scene
OF the recent atrocities near Iigres
station today. A hot fight ensued, IN
which several bandits were wounded
and two captured They are now In
Jail nj pilares de 1'eras. The posse
clntlnued in pursuit of the outlaws,
and word has arrived that their cap
lure b. imminent
When last hgord from the bandits
were surrounded south of OaXaca and
had prepared 10 fight t0 the death. In
tense feeling prevails an along the bor-
dcr and In the mining districts of So
nora, Mexico, because OF recent auocl-
tieJ which are credited 10 this hand.
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Lopeinp Cnmns 90 Close

Portland, or, June 23.--Owng to over
production, It Ia asserted the logging
camps i'm oregon VIII closes down dur
ing the month OF July until some time
I'm August, The exports OF lumber has
tai war and on the other by labor trou-
bles which have paralyzcd the market
in the eastern states II rs said ;hut
logs that were selling for IS to 80 a
thousand have dropped 20 s.,
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Bonic Acid in Foods.

Washington, June 22.-Reults OBJ
tanned from the experiments made by
the department of agriculture with a
view to ascertaining the effects OF boric
acid and boraX az preservatives IN the
human system are announced in re-
port issued by the department.
The general conclusion Is reached
that n is not advisable to use borax
In food articles intended for common
ana continuous use. At All events,
adds the report, the quantity and char
aclor Of the presevatives used should
be- plainly marked.
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Working Un Enthusiasm.

Chicago. June 22.-Further TO stlmu-
late party enthusiasm a political mass
meeting was held in the Auditorium
tonight. which was addressed by Sem
ator Depew ana other well known Re-
publican orators, who sounded the
keynote OF the coming campaign and
drove home what they regarded as the
strong planks in the platform adopted
today.
Long before the meeting began the
thratcr was surrounded 10y tremendous
crowds, waiting for admission. and be-
fore the FIRST speech was concluded a
Gordon OF police surrounded the thea
ter TO prevent anyone else forcing an
entrance,
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MARQUIS oYAMA.
Appointed to Supreme Command
OF Inpnnese Army.

Toxic, June %, II a. m.-I'he Marquis
Oyama, formerly marshal and chief Of
the general staff has been appointed
to the supreme command of the i'm
perial armies IN the field. His chief OF
Ftaff viii be Lleut-Gcn. Kodama, late
chief OF general STAN Their positions
vacated on the general staff In this city
win be filled by Field Marshal Yama-
gaia and Mai-Gcn, Nagaoka,
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ANTI.poLYGAMY PLANK.
Urged on Behalf of Women's
Christian Temperance Union.

Chicago, June %, During the meet
ing OF the committee on resolutions,
Senator Gallnger presented and had
read II communication from Mrs. Lii
Ian n Stevans Of Evanston, ILL.,, on be-
hair OF the Women's Christian Temper
ance Union, urging the Incorporation Of
an antl-pulygamy plank I'm the plat
form but the subject received no atten-
ton beyond a remark or two to the ef-
feet that the insertion o. such a provl-
sion would be unwise. No resolution
covering the point was presented by
any member Of the committee, and
there was no other mention of the SUBJ
iept.
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Against Tariff Reduction.

New York. June %. --The National IN
dustrlgl association has presented 10
the chamber of deputies a petition pro
testing against the tarin reduction ac-
corded TO American flour, says Her
aha dispatch from Rio Janeiro Brazil.
Deputy Aiyea has proposed a revision
of the tarf' law, with the object of
adopting "a strictly protcctionist policy.
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in the original recelycrshlp proceedings
and for which Il was charged that
Schwab had received an eXhorbitant
compensation,
The petition further asks that the
whole matter Dc referred TO a master
TO take testimony to have It deter
mined what bonds Of the company rep
resent AN enforceable Indebtedness.
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oxford Confers Degrees.

oxford England June 90 oxford
university today conferred the honor
airy degree of doctor Of civil law ON
Torn Curzon Of kedleston the viceroy
Of india NJ Cambon. French ambassa-
dor, and w, D. Howells, and the degree
Of doctor OF science on william Mar
conf
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Ministry WIN Resign.

Brisbane, Queensland June Fit is
considered certain that the ministry
VIII resign and that parliament viii be
dissolved I'm consequence OF the vote
In the legislative assembly on an
amendment 20 the address In reply 10
the speech of the governor OF Queens
land. Mai Gen Sir Herbert Charles
Chcrmsidc &c votes being cast for the
government as against 35 for the oppo-
sition.
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Tenchers Gathering.

So, Louis, June 23.-1'he teachers have
begun to gather for the great conven.
ton Of the National Educational assoc
citation A special train of seven cars,
loaded with California teachers, 200
teachers from Iowa and 40 from the
state Of Washington have arrived,
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Bp. McLaren III.

New York, June %. Bishop McInron
of the Protestant Episcopal diocese of
Chicago Is critically M az his summer
home In Point Pleasant ~ j., from
heart disease, lie has suffered one seri-
GUS attack, and the physicians fear a
recurrence win prove fatal
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Klel Regatta Opens.

KEEL Prussia. June 29,-The regatta
opened today The weather was
cheerless and steady cold ram fcn,
hut notwithstanding the u9tavoruble
coniuors the hnrbor presented am
animated appearance.
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w. A. CLARK JR,
lie is Seriously III in Dsnver,
Colo.

Denver, June William A. Clark,
Jr., son % United states Senator W. A.
clark Of Montana Is seriously III at
the Sylyauia, 305 West COllaS avenue,
In this city He Is suffering from "A
complete nervous collapse brought on
by an attack Of heart trouble. The phy-
sclans IN attendance are hopeful that
after few days rest their patient VIII
be able 20 leave his room. Mt Clark
came 20 Denver 10 days ago to super
intend the handling Of his horses at
Overland park,
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BEAUTIFUL CASTILLO SPRINGS

Hotel now open Rates 80 per day and
mp. Table d'hote meals, 50 cents. Popu-
lar price cafe, Special rates TO families
and parties, For excursions and fur
Their information address J. Myers, 81
South State, U. II. Vail. manager hotel.
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general confusion Later when he
tried 10 withdraw Il the chair refused
10 recognize him. The motion was was
finally voted down by large majority.
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ITO catch occasion by the fore-top"
is to begin to advertise for "A new ten
ant as soon MS you know that the old
one ID to leave.
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CAPE TO CAIRO.
First Through Train for Victoria
nils LenYes.

Cape Town June % THE first
through train for Victoria Falls over
the Cape-To-Cairo railroad left Cape
Town today amidst enthusiastic DENT
onstratluns.
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Ia FoLLErrEIrEs.
They WIN Appeal to n Higher
Count.

Madison. wis, June eve are go
ing before a higher court, and [ do not
care what the credentials committee re-
ported iu Chicago. The situation is not
Understood there. and the delegates did
not want to learn said Gov La Fol
lette today
"OW campaign rs ready 10 20 on ana
we are ready to meet any move the
stalwarts may make. The state ceu-
trail committee win meet Friday and
we VIII at once proceed TO business.
our dependence Is on the people
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IN BEAUTIFUL JAPAN.
whyisitcalled CHERRY Blossom LaudP"

TT IS not remarkable that the Jap.
anese art possesses q most peculiar
Il and dainty loneliness when we con.
slider that the nature OF their
country is Of the most picturesque
type. Even the trees and shrubs seem
10 delight in taking ON the most un-
usual shapes, and flowers Hourich IN
luxurious profusion. The cherry tree
Is very abundant throughout the land
and in the early spring before the first
shoot OF green appears the whole tree
becomes covered with the most ex-
p quisite mantle Of delicate pink bios
SONS ranging in tint from slight blush
to deep red and the effect is most
delightful, the odor of the flowers
being very fragrant For this reason
travellers seeing Japan in the spring
time have called the country Cherry
Blossom Land But the towers soon
fade away, and then the tree puts out
leaves, and settles down TO the serious
business OF bearing a crop of fruit.
Not only in Japan. but throughout
the world is youth the season OF
beauty. Our young girls in the fresh
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hunters lie has an enyiable reputation
for generosity and Kind heartedness.
Alexis Is credited with strong French
symp9thies, and his influence Is be-
ileyed TO have been potent IN bringing
on the Franco Russian alliance. II Is
an open secret In Russia that the grand
duke advised his nephew not TO send
Admiral Makaron TO the Tar east. II he
desired the position for himself In the
light Of subsequent events he should
feel that It Is quite MS well for him that
The car ala not take his advice.
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WON by THE OREGON
The Trophy for Exeellenec in
Gunnery.

washington, June % The navy de-
partment today awarded TO the battle
ship Oregon the trophy for excellence
In gunncry In the last annual target
practise for which the ships of the
navy had been IN competition, For
the gunboat class II was determined
that the Dolphin Is entitled TO the
trophy, while the trophy for the de-
stroyer class goes to the John Paul
Jones Of the Pacific squadron.
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TEMPLE NOTICES.
aln. uulnIunnnnnnJ ulnnnnnnunI6

The Salt Lake Temple will close on
Friday evening, July T. and reopen on
Monday morning, Aug 8, 1904
JOS Il. SMITH.
The Mautl Temple win close Friday
evening, July 10. 1904 and reopen
Tuesday Sept. 6. az a. m.
JOHN II. r. MoALLISTER.
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