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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-10
AGED MOTHER WEPT.
Hopes to Live to See Her Gifted Son
Elected

Derby. Conn. July 9.-The news of
Judge Parker's nomination was brought
10 AIRS. Parker, mother Of the Demo-
cratic nominee, today by a representa-
tive OF the Associated Press. Tears
came 10 her eyes and for a moment
she could not speak. She said
i had hoped, If his nomination would
be the best thing for the party. that
he would be nominated, and now" she
said, If his election win be the best
thing for the country. I sincerely hope
that he viii be elected"
She said that Judge Parker was A
personal friend of President Roosevelt
and within a year or two had made
him a visit at his Oyster Bay home.
Mrs. Parker is so years of age and
lives with her daughter. Mrs. Hall.
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Port Arthur win FaII

Tien Tsin. July Sherman military
experts here are OF the opinion that
the Russian positions at Lao Yang
and Hal Cheng are Untenable against
d three sided japanese attack They
expect that General Kuropatkin VIII
withdraw and they predict the down
fan of Port Arthur
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Harmon's Cheering Words.

Cincinnati, July 9.-The first thing
Judge Harmon did today on getting to
his downtown office was TO send the
following dispatch:
Hon Alton y. Parker. EsOpus. y.
y: May you add TO the honor justice
did you the distinction Of leading a
united party TO enduring success
tSignedD JUDSON HARMON.
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st. Petersburg. July 9, 2:10 p m
The capture Of Kai Chou by the Jap
anese, announced from Toxic today. is
not officially confirmed at the war Office
but there is no disposition to question
! the probable correctness Of the report
as the latest advices received here
make it plain that the japanese were
advancing in force along the railroad
against the Russian position.
The emperor and his military suite,
who left st. Petersburg last night for
the NOIga region TO bid farewell 20 the
Fifth and-SiXth army corps, may al
ready have received General KurOpat-
kin's report. but the general staff has
not yet received General Sakhsroff'e
report, which usually follows KurOpat-
kin's at a short interval The Occupa-
ton Of kai Chou. while it is not be-
heVed that il viii exercise material
influence .on kuropatkin's strategy, Is
OF Importance to the japanese, as Ii
brings them within reach Of New
Chuang, facilitating General Olzu's
juncture with General KurOkf. who
may already be in touch. How far the
Russian COMMUNICATIVE chief attempted
10 contest the possession Of Kai Chou
with the japanese the war office says
viii be revealed when the official re-
port arrives.
The Japanese reports Of the severity
OF the fighting might indicate Kuropat-
kin's desire to hold Kai Chou so long
as possible for the purpose of prevent
ing a junctuTe Of the japanese armies.
0ut the threatening position Of the
japanese columns eastward may have
rendered kurOpatkin's withdrawal fur
Their north imperative. It would not be
surprising, after the juncture OF the
japanese armies, that Kuropatkin de-
clded 10 retire even from Ia Tche Kfao
and Hal Cheng and concentrate his
FORCES about his main position at Lao
yang. This would render easy the jap
aneSe plan, repeatedly predicted in
these dispatches to get possession OF
Inese places, flank the Russians out OF
New Chuang. fOrtify a line from New
Chuang across the head Of the penin-
sula TO Taku Shan and Feng Wang
Cheng- secure control Of the railroad
establish new base at New Chuanz.
ana prepare TO advance or retreat or
to resist KUrOpa tlxin's advance. as the
case might be, at the close OF the rainy
season
News Of the evacuation Of New
Chuang by the Russians would seem
to be the logical sequence Of the an
nouncement Of the occupation Of Kai
Chou by the Japanese
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Olnar ONLY Smiled

Falmouth. Mass. July Orchard OIL
ney was notified Of the nomination of
Judge Parker by a reporter Of the As
ISOLATED Press at his summer home
here He listened in silence, smiling
when he was told that he had received
thirty-eight votes. Mr.. OIney declined
10 say anything concerning the out
come of the convention.
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NO SERIOUS CLASH.
Great Britain is Not Trying ts Rm-
barrass Russia

London, July Sit is said in Official
circles that there is no likelihood Of a
serious question arising from the fail
ure OF the British gunboat Espiegle to
reach New Chuang. So long as foreign
life and property are protected the
British IS not disposed to station a gun
boat at New Chuang. II IS stated
moreover, that Russia is fully advised
as TO the purpose Of Foreign Minister
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KOLITZ EXCURSION
To Ogden, July 10.

Fare s1.00 for the round trip. via D. &
r. 9. R r. Trout and chicken dinner
at the Hermitage in Ogden canyon. A
nice outing for families Special train
leaves Salt Lake 10 a. m. Returning
leaves ogden 10 p. m.
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Having disposed Of the fixtures and
given up our location at No. Main
street, your attention is directed to
our store and greenhouses. PA East
Second South. the old stand. where
you may depend upon fresh cut flow
ers, ali Utah home grown. Phones
81 and 81.
SALT LAKE-HUDDART FLORAL
co.
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Blanks for assessments and deliu-
quent notices intended for publication
In The Herald viii be furnished free
upon application to this Office.
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WELSH PEOPLE AT sA1TAn

Hear Will Phillips and Evan Arthur
sing DR. Psrry's beautiful duet, Flow
Gently, Diva" Cambrian day, Saltair,
Wednesday, July Is.
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RUSSIANS FAIL
TO STOP JAPS
Armies of the MikadO Gain An
other Important Victory.
KIN CHOU HAS BEEN TAKEN
NEW cHUANG WILL PROBABLY
BE EVACUATED.

. y = = = = y = = = = = y
y The capture of Kai Chou (Kai- =
= ping) throws the japanese line >
= clear across the Lao Tung PENN =
' sula and from the Yalu river TO =
= the Lao Tung gulf Kai Chou is y
y about twenty-five miles south Of y
= Kin Kow, the port Of New Chuang, =
y which is on the railway and about =
= twelve miles TO the southeast of y
= New Chuang.
= y > y =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-10

DR.. Z. n. Keysor's method OF nI1inE
teeth Is painless. I62 Main street. Auer-
bach building TeISphone 11z0 K
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FLORAL LOCATION GIVEN UP.

Thomas Ashworth. soloist, at Ss1taiT
today.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-10

Thomas Ashworth. soloist. at Saltair
today
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-10
TAMMANY IN LINE.

l-u4 ply LICuICLs IN EuOrmOuS Ma
jority For Parker.
St. Louis. July 9.-To. tie Associated
Press Charles F. Murphy Of Tammany
said today:
No one need have any doubt where
Tammany stands in this presidential
canvas II is sOlidly behind Alton 3.
Parker for president There is never
sny doubt where Tammany stands
when candidate is regularly nomi-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-10
CHARLES KENT WILL SING

The "Canbrian War scng" at saItaiI
"Wednesday. July 13.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-10

Modern Plumbing
At moderate prices. George G. Doyle q
Co.. I'll State street Phone 1s2.
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erit porSobreSiriit 9egriinocte fotbu-
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ridtet. .,s..
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Ghicaau's 1tcnc Hpliscivnnhc.

Gbicogo, l6. WGr5. --i0er biz.
lige Stootroth bot orci midltige ilrilc
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Ihlieben iollcn. Ger 5lueiten Ser.
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lofole nod / llbr Wiorgcno TIRE sScne
lierl1oen unb Sorbonge 5lrrildihlo.
gen unb Gin bellies 2id)i bremen
lolicn, 10 Dab man bnS Srulerc BON
Oer StroBc ans liberalization fam.
Zinc brittle &croromin0 uerbietet
cas- Solen bon @etrGnfcn oilrt ain.
Ger, DC ppn ibren Glterrt SIT oieicnn
3iuedc nod Den S6dnfLofolcn &C.
id)idt luerocn.
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Dies 1T feline WunSer9eIhidte, pbs
9lei6 meme @rrettung BON benz Iife=
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an Na6tI6peiB ober SAiittelfroIt II.
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meinen 2ungen, mein Wagen 1T trGfs
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8rabc zines S9pinbIii6tigen .geniis
genben @lisbtld 5u geben." '''
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1851, Sft SeberalsS trobe, Baltimore.
GO
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Srlllt5 nun international 0eeinigt,
Gom f6nncn bic G%oniilnlcltten obnc
Miidiidt olli Sprod)e mo @reu5-
pi0ble noeb cinbcitliden @ciidtS'
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5iiicr 100000 in Die Mcibe Der @rob
ltdotc cingctretcn. Al@ 10O,O00lter
Gimuobner luilroe Scr Sobn Grnit
Robcrt oea observation-disclosures Strolibc
in bu0 SinnbeSrcDiiter eil0etro0en.
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bat Der 0uiSbnrger Wogiitrot be
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olS itGotiiheS Nn9cbinoc cit (biS
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3u pertoufcn in SIt-Y /.
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(San1S-)
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8altimurcr Staot.Nbrcfbnd, 1904.

llngeabtet seiien, Dab Der grobtp
Sheil bes obigen 8erfes Our6 Seucr
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gIte& abogonp W obcIn.
ontife eeibliffene @lasipaoren, alt.
mobilize fupferne uno meilingene
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Colonial Mntique Co." SIR. 6t3.
Moro-G ntolpltr. 6. II. y. Selepbon.
(Wfai19,1SSnS)
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Siberbeiten iiir 6 Ero5ent = &c.
nan nod DEM nelien @eies; pripa.
tim.
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Building. sSn Der Office miro
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WarpfanS Gbattcl 9uan NIociatiu,

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FL, NorO-G alucrt-S trdRc,
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81 erreihen unb eentraler gelegen.
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Wcnn ,5hr Wclo acbrcnd)t,

70 prnbet ertd) an mid. Maide
9orleben. 2ei6te &iid5ablitneen.
acknowledgement. Spe5ielle Gr.
leihterungen oieien Mtonot fir an.
leiben ron So mo ooriibcr.
Wr. &remer, Nr. 100, H..Facaitr.
(Woi16,1O
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3upcrfauen Cine CUTE
Correspondent "Ioilte ioiort 81 Der
%toiien. Ndberes III Der Office oeS
.Ielttihen Gorreiponoenten" obcr nj
CIR. 4O5, Siib-GalbounitraBe.
(72,S)
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gader ul,o 2ebrlinge iperOell
Stets geiitht bonn grbeits : Madiuei,
lungs : 9iireoli Der .WorplGnoer
M1der.G ereinigung," Mr. 942, Moro.
GopltraBe. s. & IS. Selepbon oct.
Sermon 3764 g. (9c5t9.1O
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8crfongt: @iider : Ieentcn,
ocgen 8cbolt unb Gommiiiion. Nad)-
~5ufrooen bci 81. &ottloft Nr.129,
observation-disclosures. (Suli17 ,12Ifte)
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ScmtIdcs Trbcits : Nadhueiinngs-
Yircait,

CIR. 2t9, SiibyS DarpitraBe, rnter Ger
Iiifiidt Der v0eutld)en @cieaihoft."
= 0ieienigen, ipel6c beiltid)e Sano'
i%ucrfcr, Mrbeiter nno Oienltboten 81
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Sbarpitrabe, menben, meld)er lncnt.
gcltli6 gilsfunft ertbcilen miro.
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3u pcrfauen Cine Cor
rc%iponbent" Noute. N6beres in gtr.
1885. Siio.Gbarlesltr. 0O-S3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-17

8erIangt: Gin Sunse ais
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-17

Terlongt: Gin gutter Sui.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-17

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Office bes ~0entifen Correspondent
ten" inter Gbiifre Bidder" erbeten.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-17

&erlongt: Niifpoliterer u.Wta-
trabcnmod]er. Moreile: nOor Co."
expedition os. 81. Co.'S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-17

8erInngt: 9rei CD eompe-
tcitte 5roiien ols aohinnerL 3iin-
mermdbhcn II. Iufmdrterinilen, aitl
Dem 2olloe i'm Sommer. ~9tod5ufro.
gen in1 3immer Or. S02, Sioelitp-
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Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-08-26
OREGON NEWS OF INTEREST
WIND DAMAGES HOpYARDs.
Poles Blown Over and Vines Torn
by Brisk Breeze.

Poles Blown Over and Vines Torn
by Brisk Breeze.
Independence.-Quite a little dam
age has been done to hopyards in this
vicinity by wind. Walker Bros, two
and half miles north of here, are the
heaviest losers. Fully 25 acres of
their yard is fiat on the ground.
About five acres of the Patton &
Sloper yard and three acres in John
Burton's yard are also down. r. D.
Cooper will have nearly 1000 hills to
straighten up, and few trellis-poles
are broken in one of the Hirchberg
yards.
A gale from the west sprang up
about 4 o'clock in the afternoon. 1t
was not severe enough to do any dam
age ordinarily, but only very sub
stantial poles were able to withstand
it's force where the wind had a clear
sweep.
The owners promptly set to work
repairing the damage by sharpening,
redriving and propping poles. The
expense to Walker Bros. alone in re-
setting poles will be over $1,000.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-08-26
PORTE VERY SILENT.
Embarrassed by Reminder of Verbal
Plekqe to America.

Constantinople, Aug. pa note
from American Minister Leishman,
dated August 16, was handed to the
Turkish authorities within IL hours
after the receipt by the Minister of
the Turkish note Monday. In this
note Mr.. Leishman holds the govern
ment to it's solemn undertaking, COM
ing direct from the Sultan, respecting
equal treatment with other nations
for the United States concerning the
question of educational institutions
This allusion to the imperial pledge
apparently embarrassed the Porte,
which had previously announced that
it would ignore the former verbal as
surances which Minister Leishman de-
clared he had received.
1t is considered improbable that the
Porte will reply to the Minister'S note
and therefore the question is looked
upon AS shelved pending the execution
of the process of recognition, when it
is considered not improbable fresh diff
fculties will arise
Notwithstanding the assertion by
Izzet Pasha, the secretary of the Pal
ace, that $250,000 has been deposited
as compensation due to an American
citizens at Smyrna for land Illegally
taken, no such deposit has yet been
made.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-08-26
Restored t.. .Domain.

The Dalles.-The Secretary of the
Interior has authorized and instructed
the officers of The Dalles land office to
restore to the public domain portions
of the following-named townships, en-
braced in the temporary withdrawal
for the Blue Mountain Forest Re-
serve: Twenve south, II east, 13
south, II, 18, 10, 20 and 21 east, IA
south, 10. and 20 east, and Is, 20, %
and % east. These lands were with
drawn from entry at the creation of
the reserve June %, 1902, exclusive of
townships Is and %. Twenty-three
thosuand acres of land are released
from the withdrawal by this order,
out of which 14,5oo are already filed
upon.