davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bisbee daily review., 1904-07-27

Grand Jury in connection with the case
 The man buncoed at Bisbee by the Harcourt- Bartlett combination it $ said is willing to testify, and that case will almost to a certainty have much bearing in the Steinfelt suit.
 The gamblers are not apologizing for Bartlett. On the contrary they are very generally denouncing him. They say his conduct was not that of true sport, and they have no sym pathy with him or his manner of "do- ing business"
Bisbee daily review., 1904-07-27
Her Experience
 On The Stage.

HVERY girl wants to be beautiful,
 H for she knows that in beauty she A has a power and control over
 men. Rarely is it true that a girl can have beauty without health. She must have rare color-not an arti- ficial one-which only health can give, but the physical organization of our women is as sensitive and highly strung as it is susceptible to over-work and lack of care, and no period of woman's life is more critical and liable to external influence than the change from girl hood to full physical development. At the threshold of womanhood when some girls are already thinking of the engagement ring, the health fails; or just when a fine career on the stage opens to her. her strength breaks down and q. her plans and ambitions have to be ,iren up. She becomes nervous, high-strung, and irritable through this
Bisbee daily review., 1904-07-27

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Bisbee daily review., 1904-07-27
wIRT TO GUARD PASTORS FEES. BeIIeviIIe Minister Suggests Novel
 Case Against a Rival.

Belleville, H., July 26.-Rev. Dr. Erich Becker, pastor of St Paups Free Protestant church, today con suited States Attorney Farmer rela- tive to enjoining Rev. Weber. Ph. D. B. D., from performing marriage ceremonies and officiating at funerals and other services usually conducted by ministers of the gospel. These fees amount to a goodly sum and greatly augment. the salary of the pastor. Dr. Becker alleges that Dr Weber is not a regular minister.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-07-27
ARizoNA's NEW PosrsAsTERs
Special to Reviawh

Special to Re~iavh
 Washington, July 26.-The follow ing postmasters have been appointed for Arizona:
 At Black Diamond, N. E. Hawke vice Lewis NJ. Kennedy, resigned. At Crownking, Geo. F. Shurtieff, vice Robert D. French. resigned.
 At Fort Huachuca. Margaret J. Gungi, vice Ida E. Carty. resigne1- At Paradise, Frank Christy, vice George A. Walker, resigned.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-07-27

t FTGH ETwEEN Thimiur < hoghtof it is the n j. neuny andtoha the id to and
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-02
st@ere 8aoeplate.
Snbtana's sr0bte DRY @Oobs SdnbIer

Die Si9erbeits. 8ebDrbe bat nod benz
bonn polisei=S superintendent srhaltenen
geridt foIgenbe gabepldbe fur fiber
ertldrt:
Wbite &iber = Wef Waibinoton
Str. Bride, Sem Yort Strabe,
nIuburn 966le"; 8ant Nbe., ,@il-
Iom Dole; Big Sour Bride binter
2insan & Cos. 2aserbaus, auif9en
Gentudp Mbe. unb Morris StraBe.
Pleaiant Stun = Nabe ben 8. M.
& s. @eleifsn, Wabifon Ibe. Bride;
8i9 Sour Balm an profpect Str,
I MeiIe ueflid bon Weribian Ctr.
SOIL Greet = 3wifden %. unb "a.
Strabe; Nortbmefern Nbe. Bride unb
l Square weftli9 bon Der Bride; Sn=
biana Mbe., Mtinbuns beg Gaa Street,
binter ben Waherwerten, weiflid bon
Capitol 9pe. : 8riide, tpsftli9 bon
Central Nue. : Bride, psnniploania-
Strabe, college Npe., 80. Strabe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-02
Sie Yoli3ei lag mi@t amf Der
8arenbamt.

SaB bic Yoliasi i'm lsften Wonate
desperate Mntrensun9en ma9te, benz
auf Der &eiie nod ct. Souls bel uns
~berfebrenoen @efinosl bas Sanomert
gu lseen, ssist Ea am Oeutliditen,
msnn man Die am Suli pOrgenOmmene
In3abl Der 8erhaftungen nit ben bor-
a~ufgebenben Monaten ber9leidt. 3.g.
purben i'm 6ebr. 631 Uerhaftste mdnn=
li9en @ei6ledts in Der citation anse=
treiost, i'm Gebruar 476, i'm Mdr3
AIS, Npril 684, i'm Monat Mai 697,
i'm SUM- GIG. SIN bsiBen Munat
Suli par Der Nnfturm nod einem
tiiblan Mufenibalte elm 10 getpaltiser,
oaB bic Nn3abl Der 8erbaftun9en auf
1853 fties. SIM @ansen purben alfo
ieit benz Infanse beg Sabres 1852
Yerbaftete i'm Stations6aufe 9ebu9t.
0on bieien toarer 735 unter 81
Sabren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-02
Gtaotratb.
Die gebdlter Der Yclissften ruerSen tros
bes geto's bes Taapors erbObt trerben.

Befanntli9 nabm Der Staoiratb por
Qur3em cine Oroinan3 on, traft wel=
der bic @ehdlter Der Nn9eftelten Der
polisei erb6bt rerben iplten. Sieie
grbDbung ioIte bonn l.. Sanuar in
4raft treten.
Ser Mapor -nber ianbte bisie Orois
nana nit Eeinem geto belest aeiiern
benz @tabtratb suriif.
Dieter aber nahm iiber bas 8eto beg
Mapors bintpeg, bic Orbinan3 an unb
biefe if iomit @eieB. Sas Budget Der
Gtaot pirb bur9 bieie GrbDbuns UNI
$40, 600 mebr belaffet.
gs tpurbe cine @eiolution angenom=
men, bur9 tpelhe bic S~iderbeitsbe-
b6rbs uno Der polisei.@bef barauf auf=
mertiam semadt tueroen, oaB oas
Spiel gambling uno Wetten auf
Yferbe fir ale 3eiten auf ben Jair-
ariinbef1 berboten finb.
Sie 8sb6roen tueroen aufgefOroert,
barna9 gu banbeln.
Oroinan3en, bura melde Der Big
Sour Babn bas 2esen zines Nebenee-
leiies an Sio Nem Seriep StraBe uno
2%ouifama unb Der %. & 6. 8abn oas
2eqen stpeier Msbeuseleife an Der 8el.
mont Iuenus erlanbt uirb, uuroe
paifirt.
Mngenomnlerl tpurbe ferner cine Or=
biaana, trait mel9er Garmer. welde
ibre probucte nod bier bringen, teine
5uhrperfs- 2icens su bsaablen baben.
STR ben Qnfauf 3wcier StablbOOte
fir ben @ebrau9 oes pOIisei=9 eparts.
ments bsftimmt, wuroen 500 be-
piGiat.
gingerei9t murbe cine Oroinana,
hpsl9s bic SnipsetiOn bon 9otels. &e-
faurants etc. borf9reibt, ferner cine
Orbinan3, ourd uslde bic 8abnaeiel.
f9aftsn aufgefOroert tperoen, on ben
3~reusuneen Der OF Waibineton uno
Noble StraBe, Weft @aibington uno
MiHouri StraBe unb Die OF South
nabe penniplbania StraBe S9las-
bdume anbrin9en au lafen.
Cine Oroinan3. pel&e bic Mnfeluna
zines ftdotiiden neutrality-suspicious.
nit einem idbrlihen @ebalt bon $500
borIhreibt, tpurbe an bas Ginan3=
@omite iibermieien. Die N~nfeaung
zines folden if in Der neuen Bau=
Orbinan3 borseieben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-02
6rSblt@e 0ebnrtstassfeter.

6err Muguf MERIT, be,
iobiaIe Electromagnetic bon go. Col
Wafa9uiets MOe., feierte seffern iei.
men @eburtstas; 3uglei9 be9ins aud
fein IebensIuffiser -Obermunbf4enf,
6err Curt 2orn, bic Geier bes
Cages, an pel9em er Dor 10 unb ID
bislsn Sabren bas 2i9t Der Welt CT.
blifte.
Sieie SOppelfeier tpurpe am abent
in ben Rdumen bes 9errn Werft In
iolsnner Weife i'm 3rsife bon 5reun.
ben Der @eburtstagstinber unb San.
gesbriioer gefeiert. Diefelben tpurber
In nobler WsiIe betpirtbet uno berleb.
ten iebr bergnigte S.unoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-02

s Sbiir= @loden prompt reparirt.
&ufe Neues pbone 1926.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-02
Soeal=

NQe Nn3ei9en beuten barauf bin,
bab auf Der mOrgen tn Der Somlinion
6alle ifattfinbenben bemotratifden
Staats.@ oEoentiOn Sobn %. Gsrn fur
8ouberneur uno Marber SO. Stebens
bon Salem fir 9eutnant-@ ouberneur
nominirt tperoen pirb.
Die G%onbention uirb INN IL llbr
0ormittags er6Hnet meroen.
Mlonao @reene Smith miro Der per.
manente 8oriber iein. Sie ct. Souls
platform mirb als elm @an3es inboifirt
unb iber bic @olofrase miro tpeiter
nidt bisputirt merben.
Die bemofratif4e @ountp.@ onpen-
tion finbet am Wittpo9, II. Muauf,
in Der 5omlinion Dale ftatt.
3u nominiren fino: Ri9ter fir bas
Sugenoseri9t. Stats Nnualt, S9ab-
msifer, Sheriff, Coroner, @urpepor,
@ommihdr fit ben 1. unb @ommiFdr
fur ben 2. Diffriet.
Die primdrwablen tperben am
Sienfas. ben Ii. 4usuf, bon Na9-
mittass 4 Biz Mbenbs 8 ubr abse-
hQIten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-02
Wetterb n

Sur "a stnnDsu. .ubsnD = ubr HOra.us. 8. ausuft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-02
@tese- -Grab.
@ c b o n:

WiQiam un6 Mnna Worastep, 226
Noro Ssfsrion Mbenue, Mdbden. =
Seize unb atbufa Welpin, GIG @burd
Strabe, 2nabe.-Sobn unb 2ate Wlc-
Susb, AIS Wef 9enrp StraBe, Mdb-
den. = Soispb unb 3ate Sraep, 755
Sdo MifOuri StraBe, 2nabe.-SbO-
mas unb Catherine O'gonner, AIS 6.
Weft Strabe, Mdbden.- Walter uno
eleanor gamma, 2519 Noro Slinois
Strabe, Mdb9sn. uno Clara
Suber, 1916 Bartb Nbe., 3nabe. =
Charles unb Minnie Watt, Wdo4en.
= Sobn unb 2ena Teal. 2l2 @oob
Mbe., Mdbden = 6. unb Grace @op=
pad, 229 Iobiion Str, Mdb9sn. =
Sobn unb @race Sobin, 436 Norb
Warmau Nbe.. Mdb9en.-@barles u.
@lara Stspsns, 229 StraBe, Wdo9en.
-Nrtbur unb Jraneis Soober. 917
2stdam Gtrabs, Wdb4sn.-S.O. unb
@innifrieo Noams, 1864 NOro penn.
iplpania GtraBe. 2nabe .-Soiepb unb
6rau sbod. 722 9staam StraBe,
2nahe. : @eorse uno Mamis SUIT
pben, 633 Ot Waibinston @traBs,
abe.-glaube unb Nelie 9inaman,
1872 Bunting Strabs, Wdb9en. =
q. unb Minnie Nepman, 3nabe. =
@rneft u. Mlice Bierma, Wapne Sfbp.,
3mininse. 3nabe unb Mdb9en. =
Seize unb Zulu Sunfle. 3nabe.-
Winiarb unb @oloe Blp, IL Sab Co
lifornia Ctr. 2nabe. = Jreberid unb
2sebs, 805 Norc Bebille Mpe., Wdb.
den. = CHARLES uno 9ena See, 528
glafe StraBe, MdoHen .-gnmarb unb
Stella, Mrbman. 533 Sib alabama
Strabe, 9nabe. = Senrp unb Mmp
9amilton, 2l4S Guiding Str, Mdo-
den .-6ranf uno Roia 8albpin, 233
Winfner StraBe, nab .-6erman Il.
Sophia Wussser, sos 9incoln Str,
Wdb1en.
8etraut:
Sarrp 8lidman-Sabie Bubb.
Sobn Wilion-Gatie Yanbp.
Perrp Worgan-Wabel Glart.
Ormin Stridlano-Ssifie Wiliams.
&obert SbaHer-@lara @reifow.
Samss 6uls-gli3abetb Winnens.
Sames Webster-9au ra Sobnfon.
O eforben:
Wattie MeTeeIp, %. 517 Sarmon
Straee. = Carl gSmarbs, z Monate.
|-Senrp Solt, So, 1920 Weft Wafb=
inston Str.-Minnie Walb, So, Gent
raj SrrenanfaIt. -gbitb Burbett, II
Wonate. 2815 Burton gpe. = Sranf
8uihinger. 70. = Saiip 3niebt, 1899
1889 Weff %. StraBe.- WabsI &seb,
18, ct. @ineent's 6ospital. = Mbbie
Gin. %. = Wiaiam 8urngarner, 5
Wonate, 526 Warrsn Npenue.-Sarab
Hoan, ga, $40 Shb Wef Strabe.-
SObn parlow, FL Gage. = Warp g.
Climber, 39.-gIen Cotton, 70. 7Oe
Of pratt Strabe. -Warp Wattbetps,
SO. = gbarles Wolperton, 9 Wpnate,
1886 gngliib Wbenue. = CHARLES @ob,
SO, Warion @ountp NTplum. = @ils
liam Smith, Marion gountp Mfplum.
= Wargaret Murrifon, 2 Wonate,
Stabt. Sospital. = Glard Muefing, 2
Monate, 1905 Orleans Strabe. =
Gertrude Me@artp, 2.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-02
Tbermometer5tanb.

Sbermometeritane.
o5dfe Eemperatur. ........ SO @rab
@iebriefte Ienrperatur. $500. SO
W. &. BIbtbs
SectipnssO Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-02

Sfnrh. eouife weufmann, qeb. Rroas, am
~' Deoutcg yluo mtttae $50, I'm Alter rou
IS Sabrsn. 9 Rouateu, in Der WObnune hires Cob.
mes RO. 1o25 s5urh otro5e. Sos Ssi8eubs9dugnis
fHoet am DaittwO& Ra1mittag nm 3 nbr bonn
Sranerbnuie uub nm 2 80 bon Der Go. 2ntb ct.
BanIas air1e aus itatt. Srsunbe Fnb sinselaben.
Die frauerneen 6interbliebenen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-02

az Selepbons unb Nlarm @loden
i%nftalirt urib reparirt. elliott telephone
& electric So. Neues pbone 1926.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-02

@afbtn 8 on, 2. Gugaft.
Sir Snbiana: SIM Aasemeinen i6Sn
beute 3a9t unb am Rittruo6 ; rpdrner am
Rittuod, nit 9tusnabme in benz iibIi9en
TbeiIe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-02

2ocaIs0 etterberi1t
S16n beute @benb unb am Iittpo6 !;
trGrmer am Mittpoh.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-06
VIOLATED PENAL CODE
New York Newspapers Guess
ing Contest Decided TO
Be a Lottery.

Albany. Y. Y, Aug. 5.-The court Of
appeals today decided that Ismars Eli
son, publisher of the United States To-
bacco Journal, violated the anti-l0ttery
section of the penal code Of New York
N publishing in his journal an adver-
usement inviting competition in a con-
test to determine the amount of rev
euue tax paid on certain brands Of CT
gaTS for cash prizes The court in this
decision Teverses the appellate division.
first department, which affirmed an or
der of the special term .discharging the
relatOr from custody The opinion of
the court of appeals is written by Judge
Cullen. who, after setting forth the
fact Of the advertisement. which was
published by the FlorOdora company,
says:
Doubtless the purpose of the Floro-
dora company in establishing the sys-
tenn of competition for prizes detailed in
the advertisement was to increase the
sale of its various brands of cigars.
For that purpose it was justified in
using any innocent or legal means to
attract customers and even the Iegisla-
ture could not, under the guise of en-
acting a police regulation, interfere
with its liberty. But the prohibition
and regulations of gambling in ali
forms and lottery of every description
are unquestiOnably valid exercises Of
legislative power. and if the scheme
established by the advertiser was in
effect a lottery the fact that the dom
inant purpose was merely to increase
the advertisers business does not save
it from condemnation"
His conclusion is that the contest was
a lottery.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-06
LOCKOUT is PROBABLE
Forty Thousand Hen Involved
in New York Building
Trades Trouble.

New York. Aug. 5.-The striking
building trades unions were said today
TO be prepared to accept the challenge
of the Building Trades Employers as
ISOLATION, and that a great lockout OF
all the unions which have ordered
strikes in the subway ana elsewhere in
the building trades is practically Ger
tain. When the ultimatUm of the en-
ployers was sent out two days ago the
strikers were given until today to re-
turn to work. The uItimatum stated
that unless the demand was met by
the strikers the affected unions will be
out on the street on Monday
At the Building Trades Employers
association today ii was announced
that none of the unions mad reported
for work, and that consequently the
lockout threatened by the employers
viii become effective
Unofficial statements were made
which show that about 40, 600 men asso-
ciated with the building trade alliance
VIII be affected Charles L. Eidlitz
president of the association. said that
from the builders standpoint It was
merely question Of maintaining a mu-
tUaI agreement made between the assO-
citation and the labor unions about
vera go. This greement, which had for
its purpose the mutual beterment of
conditions, according to lTr. Eidlitz, has
been violated by the men
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-06
CABINET IN SESSION
Members Went Into Committee
OF the Whole on the State
of the Campaign.

Washington. August 5.-Secretary
Hays return to the city from his sum
mer home was. signalized by eous5d-
Grafton at todsy's cabinet meeting sOf
important matters concerning Ameri-
cas- foreign relations. The secretary
had not completed his vacation, but
returned to Washington at this time
on account of the developments in
this country's relations with Turkey.
The whole question was considered by
the president and his cabinet in the
light Of information received y cable
today from Minister LeisEmann. at
COnstantinOpie.
The government has been. pressing
tie Porte for an answer to our rep
reservations as to the rights Of Amer
leans to establish schools and other
educational Institutions in the Turk
ISL empire, and one was promised.
Such rights have been accorded other
nations, but have been withheld from
America. After the meeting Secretary
Hay declined to say what, If any, IN
fOrma ton had been received
Secretary MoTton's replies to similar
inquiries indicated the probability Of
immediate action by his department
bearing on the Turkish question. It IS
said that a proposition to hold the
American battleship squadron at Glib
raltar instead of having IL return TO
this country. has been made The
president. Postmaster-Genera1 Payne
and Mr.. Cortelyou had, a conference on
political matters.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-06
CASTR0'S WORD GOOD
Explanation of the Seizure by
Venezuela of tine Asphalt
Properties.

Washington, August 5.-Minister BO-
wen has eabled the state department
that ne has lodged a strong protest
with President Castro against the &C
ton of the government in Selling the
asphalt mines belonging TO the New
York & Bermudez company. The re-
ceiver Of the government is said 10 be
supported by two Venezuela warships
in his occupation of the companys
property.
Through unofficial sources it IS
learned that President Castro's action
in the matter of the asphalt company
has been Ions considered. It is init
mated that when in the midst of his
last desperate struggle with the rebels
Castro made promises TO certain per
sons and corporations in return for
their support financially in his con-
test. These promises were said to in
volve the transfer to these people Of
concessions at that time in the posses
sion Of foreign corporations Castro is
said to be a South American who has
never violated a promise and the pre-
sent proceedings relative to the asphalt
mines are, It. is limited, an Outgrowth
Of one Of these promises
The state department is awaiting the
arrival by mail of the detailed reports
made by Mr.. Bowen before proceeding
further
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-06
PRIZE
COURT Is WRONG
Flour on the Arabia Was Not
C0ntraband of War.
WAY BILLS ARE IN EVIDENCE
DIFFERENT WITH TIE CAR
EQUIPMENT.

Portland, Ore, Aug. THAT it viii
be impossible for the Russian prize
court to prove that any of the flour
consignments from Portland shippers
seized on the Portland Asiatic liner
Arabia wre intended for contractors
with the japanese government or were
in any way intended for the use Of the
army of that nation, and that conse-
quentIy the interests of local shippers
win be defended by the United States
government on the ground that the
seized goods are not eontraband of war
is the opinion expressed among Port
land shipping men and other well-in-
formed authorities today. United
States Senator John Fl. Mitchell de-
clares that it is a positive fact as far
as his advices go that none of the con-
sjgnments from here We're intended for
any contractor of the Japanese gov
eminent. and that if the United States
government acts upon the assumption
that goods consigned to private inter
ests do not constitute cOntraband Of
war then the interests of local ship
pers viii be conserved through this
government.
Can Prove Their Case.
To strengthen the position that all
goods consigned were addressed 10
private interests in Japan the depart
ment of state has forwarded to the
Russian government through the
United States minister at st. Peters
burg certified copies of the manifest
and way bills, these TO serve in the
nature of g claim against the Russian
government on the part Of Portland
shippers. These evidences, 1t is gen
orally asserted, here. viii go to estab-
fish the contention all along made that
the goods were shipped to private in
terests in the regular way and there
fore are not to be placed in the cata-
lOgue of c0ntraband articles.
This applies to all flour consign-
ments, but there is a doubt as to the
rule working with reference to the car
equipment consigned by the American
Turning company for the reason that
the government of japan owns a con-
trolling interest in the railroads of the
country. and it may be contended that
these goods are for the benefit of the
government and its military service.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-06
MANY NOTED MEN
WILL BE THERE
American Mining Congress Will
Meet in Portland Aug. 22-27.
UTAH WILL BE REPRESENTED
DELEGATES OF FOREIGN CoUN-
TRIES EXPECTED.

Portland, Ore, Aug. 5--Among the
expected delegates 10 the American
Mining congress, which win hold its an
nual meeting in Portland, Aug. 22-27,
are representatives from Germany,
France, Canada. Japan. Italy, Mexico,
Hungary. Switzerland, Denmark. Peru,
Portugal, Chile. Nicaragua and Siam
Although 1t - not yet settled, 1t is mere
than likely that Director Roberts Of the
United States mint VIII be here. Sec
rotary Irwin AIahon is using great ef-
forts TO induce Secretary Of State John
Hay to attend the congress, but Mr..
Hay has so many demands made upon
him that it may be impossible for him
to devote the time Necessary to making
the long trip across the continent and
back Nevertheless, il is already de-
cided that the presidents cabinet viii
have one representative, anyway in
addition To Mr.. Hay. though the mem
Der has not as yet been selected The
United States senate and house of rep
Tesentatives viii have ample repre-
sentation. the following already having
signihed their intention Of being pres
ent.
Senators W. b. Allison. OF Iowa. Levi
Ankeny OF " Washington, Reed SmO0t Of
Utah, Fred r. Dubois and William =.
Hepburn of Idaho. William n. stewart
of Nevada. Thomas Il. Bard of CalifOr-
MIA. John Il. Mitchell and g. w Fulton
Of oregon, r. J. Gamble. eff South Da-
kOta. w J stone OF Missouri and \. @.
Foster of Washington; Congressman
II. NJ HOgg Of Colorado William sui
ger If New York. Thomas Spight Of
Mississippi. j. Adam Bede OF lfnnesO-
ia, +. F. Sh0ber Of New York. T. A.
Bell Of California, r z. Brooks OF Colo
RADIO William r. Hearst OF New York,
Burton l. French OF Idaho, Il. K POr-
ter of Pennsylvania. N. z. DriscolI Of
New York, Charles 3. Lands CT Indi-
ana, :. W. Smith of Michigan. Edward
Dew Morrel of Pennsylvania ". l.
Jones Of Washington, irving p Wan
ser of Pennsylvania Joseph Howell Of
Utah. John Lamb of Virginia Binger
Hermann Of Oregon and J. /. Burnett
of Ia hama
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-06
STORM IN THE COMMONS.
Protest Against the Application Of
the Closure.

London, Aug. 5.-There was an ex-
traordinary scene in the House of
Commons today during the discussion
in committee stage Of a bill designed
TO Illustrate the devices of the Welsh
county councils, who are endeavoring
to refuse TO carry out the education
act. Premier Balfour moved the clos
ure, but on division the opposition
members raising a storm of uprOarOus
protest, refused to record their votes
and the chairman Of the committee
Eamed a number Of members to the
speaker. After a heated discussion.
amid renewed uprOar and cries of
shame almost the entire opposition led
by Messrs. Asquith aud-Herbert Glad
stone and Sir Charles Dixie. left the
house as a protest against the closure.
The bill was then passed in the pres
ence of full ministerial benches, Six
members of the opposition and a few
irish members.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-06

"a ANILA, August 5-Tke opium
IHt commission, appointed last Au-
gust by former Governor
Tart to investigate the laws and coil
ditions with regard to opium IN all
Oriental counties. has rendered its re-
rort- The committed recommends that
the opium traffic should be strictly o
government monopoly at once; that at
ire end Of three years the importation
OF opium should be absolutely prOhIb-
tied with the exception of medicinal
requirements. only confirmed habitues
OF the drug who are twenty-one years
Of age 10 be granted q smokers IL
cense. and an educational campaign
against tie use OF opium to be started
in the schools. rhat the habitues OF
the drug be treated free of charge
in government hospitals. and that the
Chinese found suilty Of importing op-
iUn be depOrted.
The committee referred to IN the
above dispatch was composed Of Bish-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-06
NAVAL RECRUITING
PARTIES CALLED IN

Washington. Aug. Orders were is
sued al the navy department today re-
calling the three naval recruiting par
ties which are travelling in different
parts Of the country securing recruits
for the navy. This action Is due to a
recent decision of the comptroller OF
the treasury that officers engaged on
recruiting duty are not entitled TO trav-
cling expenses. but may be allowed the
usual mileage. This mileage does not
equal the actual expenses OF the officers
by q large margin. for the reason that
their itinerary c0mpels them to make
frequent short stays.
one 0f the recruiting parties is now
in central New York, another in Texas
and a third in Kansas tt is said al
the navy department that the sueDen-
sion is only temporary and recruiting
VIII be resumed in a short time.