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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-29
NAMES HIS ASSISTANTS.
County Attorney Whitaker Submits
Roster TO the Commissioners Today.

County Attorney ], ]. Whitaker, who
was yesterday appointed to that Of
flee by the county commissioners TO
succeed George Westervelt, resigned,
today submitted 10 the board Of county
commissioners the appointments Of "a
ma T. smith and James lngebretsen as
his assistants. He also appointed Miss
Ethel WOodmansee as his stenographer
Mr.. Smith has been second assistant
county attorney during Mr. Wester-
velrs term and his promotion TO the po-
sltlon OF first assistant Is weil-deserved,
Miss Woodmansee was also Mr. West
ervet's stenographer. The appoint
ments have not been acted upon by the
commissioners yet but It IS believed
that they viii meet with the approval
of the entire board
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-29
WAS GOING SOME.
"Scotty" McGregor Makes Breakaway
But Is Captured,

"Scotty" McGregor ls not the sprint
er he thought. he was, although truth
compels the admission that he was
gcing some, It happened In this fash.
ion;
"Scotty" who has an evil propensity
for morphine, stole a quantity OF the
stuff from the Smith drug store last
night For this he was arrested and
placed I'm Jail. This afternoon he was
arrAlgned before his honor, Judge
Diehl, on the charge OF vagrancy,
which crime" brought him 90 days In
his old home, "scotty" evidently
thought this was putting It on some,
so as he was being escorted to his ia.
ture abiding place, he did a hotfoot for
pastures new, closely followed by Of
ficers Corless and Gulbransen. The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-29
THE PARSIFAL PRELUDE.
Prof Mcclellan Will Play That, Some
Nevin Numbers and, Old Melodies.

Tomorrow's organ recital IN the Tab-
ernacle win be one OF unusual excel
lence. Prof Mcclellan win play the
prelude 10 the Parslfal, as the late per-
Torrance OF II curing Prof. Stanley's
lecture occasloned q general interest in
the city, and many people who failed TO
be present at the time are very anxious
TO hear this wonderful music, II was
noticed that the performance OF the
prelude on the great organ was one Of
the best ever given IN the Tabernacle,
and the orchestral qualities Of the in
strunnt were never displayd TO bet
ter advantage. Other features Of the
program viii be some Neyin numbers,
and one or TWO old melodies with yarla-
tons. The recital begins promptly at
500
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-29
MAYOR SIGNS IT.
Approves of Resolution Granting Sealer
Richards a Conveyance.

The resolution introduced by Coun-
Gilman Wells and passed by the city
council Monday night authorizing city
Sealer OF Weights and Measures Rich
ards 10 purchase a horse and buggy at
cost OF $500 for use IN his depart
ment, has been approved by Mayor
Morris and the purchase win be made
at once by Mr.. Richards so that he
may continue with the work already
well under way by him In a much
more satisfactory manner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-29
Hoods SarSdp0riii0
and Pills

Eradicate It, positively and absolute
", This statement Is based on the
thousands Of permanent cures these
medicines have wrought.
my daughter had scroiula, With ele7eu
sores on her neck and about her ears, Hood
sarsaparla wac highly recommended snc
she took II and was cured, She Is now 90
good health" MRs, j. II. JONES, ParHel
City, Ind
Moods 6nrsapnrllla promises 20
cure and keeps the promise.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-29
HANSEN ARRAIGNED.
Would.be Music Dealer Says He is Not
Guilty Of Fraud.

In Judge Dishls court this morning,
Siren Hansen was arrBigued ON the
charge Of obtaining money by false
pretenses lie entered "A plea OF not
guilty, and the case WAS SET for Tues.
day morning. II Is probable that a
more serious charge wiz be filed
against Hansen. in-the meantime.
II Is alleged that he purchased num-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-29
POLITICAL STPAWS.

Senator Smoot and Congressman
Howell have returned from Chicago,
nightly pleased with the results Of the
big Republican convention The pre-
sidcnual nominees are the menrthey
wanted and they believe the platform
win be n winner at the polls
State Senator Willis Johnson OF the
Tenth Senatorial DISCREET will be a can
didate 10 succeed himself when 1t
comes TO the nomination Of legislative
material This announcement was
made by Salt Lake friend this after
noon This self-same friend says John
son VIII surely be named and thinks
that he will be elected.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-29

former was the heeter of the two and
while he realized that the man In front
OF him was goer, he kept up his pace
and finally landed him, also the plaud-
its Of those who witnessed the depar-
ture. The prisoner Is now at home to
hla many friends.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-29
SOMEWHAT PREMATURE.
Former Missouri Judge Sends for an Ac-
count of the Execution Of Shockley.

A letter was received today by Coun-
ty Clerk James from T.. NJ Zeyely, for
merly probate judge of Linn county,
Mo, requesting the clerk to send him
copies Of the daily papers OF this city
containing the account Of the execution
Of James NJ Shockley, who was to have
been executed on last Friday The let
ter contained a money order 10 pay for
the papers, and also for the cigars
FOR the clerk The writer states that he
is a friend OF the shookley family and
hence his interest IN the matter Mr.
James win notify him that the exeou-
ton has been postponed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-29
UTAH BOYS SUCCEED.
Littleheld and Snow Pass Mental Ex-
animation at Annapolis

A special to the News under date
OF today. says that among the candl-
dates who passed the mental examina-
tlon yesterday for entrance TO the ma
val academy at Annapolis, were /. c.,
Lttlefed and l.. Snow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-29
Going TO be a Piker,

That ls, arc you going TO see the pike
at 81. Lous2 Pretty hot there and
ycull need a good straw hat and sum
mer clothes In general. Don't be held
up. Get your clothes before you start.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO,
1866 Main st.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-29
AFTERNOON ON CHANGE.
DAILY Judge Was Active and Swansea
Weaker

Daly-Judge brought s4.5 on the Min
Ing Exchange this afternoon. Swan
sea was weak, 80 cents being the high
est price bid The sales posted were;
DAILY Judge, 100 az 4.b0
paly-West, 10 at 20. 40, seller 30.
Sacramento, 1000 at 10.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-29
THE DOUGALL RECITAL.
Friday Nights Program win bo Entire
ly Free and Public is Invited

The Dougall song recital takes place
IN the Tabernacle on Friday night as
heretofore announced lh the Deseret
News. 1t VIII be entirely free, and the
music loving public "a cordially invited
to attend. The program rs fine one
and will give Salt Lakers an oppor-
tunity to judge Of the marked im-
provement in Mr. Dougalls voice since
he was last heard here. The doors VIII
close promptly at $50 and no one viii
be admitted after that dime. Mr. Nc
Clellan Is TO assist MIR Dougull and
win render several organ numbers dur
Ing the course OF the evening
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-29
Jcrotula
It Is commonly inherited.

It's commonly inherited.
Few are entirely free from IL.
Pale, weak, puny children art
afflicted with It in nine cases out OF
ten, and many adults suffer from it,
Common indications are punches in
tho neck, assesses, cutaneous erup.
tons, iulamcd eyolids, sore ears
ricketts,, catarrh, wasting, and genera
debility,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-29

Der Of musical instruments and furni-
ture on the lnstalment plan, portrayed
the stun then sold Il and finally set
fire 10 the house II IA not improbable
that he will be charged with arson
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-29
cAT THE RESOR rs.

The Methodlsts Of this city held the
fort at Lagoon all day yesterday, and
INDUCED I'm all OF temporal enioyments
OF the occasion including camp meet
ing, lemonade and baseball, The local
Methodist clergymen and their families
were out in force,
The Salt Lake stake Primary assocla-
lions win hold a reunion at Saltair to-
morrow. on Friday the mail carriers
will migrate to the beach for an outing,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-29
FREIGHT ENGINE DERAmED,
lsnecInl 10 the oNews.,O

Pocatello Ida, June 29.--A freight
engine was derailed az American Falls
about 10 o'clock this morning that
blockaded the road Some delay was
experienced IN clearing the track az the
wrecklng crew Ia stlll 1T Cokeyille, Wyo,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-29
JUNCTION, IDAHO, POSTMASTER

Especial TO the "News.'O
Washington, D, c., June 29.-Wilbur
f. Stone has been appointed postmaster
at Junction, Lemhl county Idaho, vice
Alexander G, Waugh, resigned,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-29
BORN.

BROWN TO Mr.. and Mrs. D r. Brown
Of $50 Pearl Ave, baby girl. on June
q, Mother ana babe arc both doing well.
WATSON.-Tu the wife Of George Watson
Of the Sixth ward, June 2s, 1901. bounc-
Ing boy. All well.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-29
An African Chief

Is satisfied with a belt and a head
dress IN the summer, but you need a
few more clothes. See us for correct
hosiery shirts, ties, straw hats and
underwear,
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
1866 Main ST.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-29

Some grocers sell Schilling .
Best
tea bsking-povdsr spices
coffee fayoring extracts sofa
moneyback; some don't.
They have their reasons
both ways.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-29

All dwellings, and furniture Insured
for one year free Of charge,
c. p, HELD & CO,
Phone l073-x 81 Main 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-29
BOSTON MARKET.
Bid, Asked.

Closing quotations today as re-
ported by Hudson & Sons Co,
brokers, we're:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-29

debility
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-22

sMarfa 9auIfen!" Meneersfp soa
Die S3ultern bod. rSa, ite it cine
grobe &iinitlerin, neil fie gan5s @eib
lit. Seben Gag piirfe lie ibre &unft
bin-fir ibre 2iebe."
.Sas finben sic re6t9"
nRe9t-re9t2 8eim &iinifler fraat
man ni9t no6 &edt unb unre9t. Inns
gelten anbere @efeBe. Martas Sen>
funesart lit erbaben."
rMir rietben sic bod, msine 2iebe
Der 8unt gu opfern."
rNiemals. Nur Sbren @erlObten
foIen sic aufeeben. 9era unb &unit
geratben bel S6nen ni9t in Wiber>
ipru9."
r9ier biest mein Mes ob," faste @ita
gepreBt.
sic puBte felber faum, mas fie on
Mengersfps @orten 10 aufregte. Gin
tiefer. beiBer llnterftrom f6ien bur9
all feline &eben gu geben urb linen
einen b~erborgenen Sinn u~nter5uleeen.
rS@ Drlf9e STE rd@ 9dule," dflt1
portete er fur5.
@pn slei9giltigei, Oinsen plaus
bernb, f6ritt er neben i5r Ter. Grit
Dor Der Sbiir ibres 3iinmers perab>
i9iebete er ii9. @r nabm ibre !6anb,
ftreifte f9neu ben 6anbF9ub ab nit
ieinen ~frauenbaft geI9idtsn 8iinitlers
fineern unb briiGte feline 2ippen auf
ibr 3arte5 @elenf, bdnn auf ieben elm
5elnen Singer.
nGuf Nieberieben, Nftd - liebe,
s6Dne, feline @ftaI"
Sriulein Hies itedte in bisiem Gus
eenblif loren &opf our 53immertbiir
beruus.
@T'a ma9ts i6re Sanb bon Men,
gerstp fret.
Wie geidst lief fe in ibre @tube
mart fi9 Der Dem 9ett duf bic &nie(
unb bridte cus belize @efi9t. in beibs
6GnGe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-22

~ lem Hles tretfte " ia Dds
" peiBe &leib iiber. sic erbot
ii% BEL Der SDitette au belfen,
natlrli9 nur, I'm r@eflbisrublen al
elmer angeGerben &iinitlerin" gu MAJ
den, pie @ita ii9 ausbriidte. Nuf
gstt uno Stublen lag Der san5e Spis
%lettenapparat berun.
Sas aIte Srdulein muiterte nit ges
6eimer @mp6rung bic eIeganten So
den: reid seftidte Ndi9e, ieibene I'M
terrible, ieibene Striimpfe, lange 9anbs
I9ube, Saf6entu9 nit e6ten 8rifeler
Spiben, 6G9er, tpeiBes 9liii9cupe nit
ounflem peIsbeTab.
.Nldn mub pirtli9 buffen, baB bas
&on5ert gut beIu9t iein pirb. Wie
ppIen sic ionIt bieien Soilettenaufs
panb beItreiten, liebes Srdulein b.
6ouen?"
Qfta mo9te f9 urgebulbig bon ben
an i6r berum5upfenben 9dnben Der
alien Sungfer fret. vNotiirli9 bin ib
aufgerest!" iugte fe nit nerDOiem Ga
sen. r5iblen sic meme Singer. Sis
falt-ni4t ipabr? 8or meinen Nusen
tdn5en lauter runbe, rotbe Sonnen.
limb fpenn sic mid frasen, mas fir
Elm 2ieb i9 iingen fon, i9 peiB es
p~a6r6aftig ni6t-tpeber bic Worte
mod bic Melpbie.
Marta flopfte an bic Sbiir. Sinh
Sic fertig? Dir miifen fabren!"
sic trat elm uab itreiGelte Nitas
6eibes Geii9t. r2ampenfieb:r, &leins?
| Nur rubig 8lutl Sehen Sie iber az
bic &0pfe bintreg, unb iingen Sic S1r
2ieb9en, pie. tpenn sic gang alIein
tpGren."
r@enn bas II 10 ginge! Sd babe
Nngft, iol9e f9reGli9e In9it. Sd
bringe gepib feinen Son beraus."
rIann bieten Sic ~penigitens ben
2euten einen angenebmen Inblid.
Mengersfp unb i9 iorsen fir ben
Obreni6mdus. Wegfperfen tbut bas
Bublifum fem 0elb alfo ni9t," meinte
Marfa trodsn. rNls i9 mein critics
&on5ert in Mosfau sab-oas lit lanse
Der:
8 fdoue Seit-o iePge 3elt,
Wie lieglt OH fern, iple liealt OH meitl
Nebmen sic Sbrs Hotenrpue nit,
Nfai"
.Mengersfp min, baB i6 ausnenbis
iinse."
rIatirli9, aber Sic miiFen ie Bel
fi9 baben. 0as @ebG9tniB fDnnte
Sic i'm Sti9 laTen."
rS9 balte Sbnen ben Saumen," per<
fpra9 Srdnlein &ies.
,Odnn farn uns ia ri9ts pafiiren."
Murfa nidelte Qitd in ibr Cape. rSe
lGnger mir berumtr0Deln, INN 10 f9limz
mer nirb Sbre Nngft."-
@GGrsnb Der Subrt ipra6 nur
Morfa. Nita antpprtete feline Silbe.
sic fiir6tete, in SbrGnen ober in Elm
frampffaftes 2a6en ausbre6en 81
miHen, fpsnn fie elm Wort ertpioerte.
Oas Yublitum itrDmte bon oaen
Seiten gu SUB unb gu Wagen Der
philharmonic 81.
.Iusperfduft!!" Sn srpben 9udz
itaben pranste Der 3ettel iiber Der
&ahe.
yOas 1T INNER 10, penn Mengersfp
fptslt," fagte Mdrta. sic fiibrte @ita
bur9 einen ~beionberen Gingang in bas
Simmer Der 9iinftler.
Serr Rofensart refette fih bort be-
reits auf Dem Spfa berum.
Mengersfp fpru9 nit feinem ald=
pi~erbegleiter IN elmer Gde.
Mls Die Samen e~intruten, ging er
ihnen entaseen. Rofengart uberreiAte
Marfa fe;srli9 elm tpunberpolles Ro<
%fenboufett.
Meneerstb belt @fta einen 0eilhenA
ftraub bin. sic f~totterte mibfam ibren
Oanf.
(Gortiebuns fOlst.)
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-22
@ttRnbahn Tabrplats.
GlepeIano. Cincinnati. Chicago & St Scuis Roilpay.
ST. 2onts Otbiffou.

Mbaond Mufsut
gw gmt & @sb atb tI s IL O5gm americam erpnb tsI. $500. 4 Oognm
New Sort so tdsl s.......12 2Ogm st9 Ysb & 81 . Grip tsIs. 4 1Ogm
n . ss5 Z ct 8 els itsi DIS 8 8 oCsm e. to- sea Il Z er arsso ta II s 's' 5 ! : I lsgna
= soutbpeaern BIN tI d q $40 ASSN Neatm & & Saute dec 49,. 10 s59m
@aib { ct 8 ers tsI s. II 25gm = . c Bottom sm tsl DIS. 2 5oam
St 2nuis Grbreb tdal. IL 46Dm ct Bouts NaiI $500. s 35sm
St 9ouis 9to tasl d.. 8 15Rm Sine u @aib @rpreb tI d IS 5 5 SIN
ssne Saute & sRafn ace.. 5 0oam *&niderbodsr sp tal spd. q or M
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&IebeIoub O~ibifisA
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Iluneie st IS & 9 s. Grp.. 7 05Nm *Soutnefern 9b tI ds. 10 sO9m
= ) & 8 stm tagnS Sd. 7 sogm Sort ssasns & SIT aspres. 10 4Osm
@lebIanb @ecrm .......... 10 45Wm @afbnston & ct 9Grp tl IL 2Ogm
anbeion @gp p .:......11 3Ogm @nberfOn erpreb p....... 2 45am'
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*Rniderbnder Sb tdal &s. 6 15sm . & Union @Ms auom. =. 8 OOsm
Stem gof & Bgb 2m, tsl 8 8 550m Rw Srf &c Ysb 9im tal Sill EOQm
Cincinnati Oibifion.
Gin C Sous sa9hrpreb tds 8 45gm 9ineinnatiaee 49,. 10 25gm
ct aOns & Gin 9a4tess tss 1 25sm gin.& ct Souls Spec @l p 10 4Ogm
Cincinnati erpres. tag. 1s s0slm ebie & ct 9 Grpreb ts p IL s5gn
G ininnai eim tdsl 49,. 2 55sm Sous ct & Chicago erSrebll s58n
aGa MsM eserss -....... ? 6Ssm @5ae sts sssaiaI tasI P. 3 o5gn
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giue &c gSafb s g to d 6 p 8 15Rm Cine 6 aOuisb Radfep tsl s11 5oRm
gbieaso 9ibiiion.
CHICAGO aadtsEprsb tasI $ IL losm zinc xassssprst, tdsl So. 8 sogm
Chicago auF erprsb tsI Ii 5OBm gne Saa erprs5 taaI d.. 3 4Osap
Sbite @Hs spsdaI $ d & p. 8 2Osem Ga 8asdte aeeom. So. 5 ooGm
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Ri@isan Dibifion.
Benton Sarbor grpres. go. 7 O5gm gIfhart Grbres .......1 10 4O9m
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-22

On iurf
Ytttsbu's Srcl, tdsli& 8. 8 20Wm
Neip BORT &gpreb tdgli& d 6 20 m
Sd n Mail tdeJtd -. 7 5s@m
3srre Saute Citing Mee tag 10 259m
&spaoae grpreb tdslt& DIS. 3 5ORw
Gtlantis GgpreB tasIi9... 46Rm
She NS 2imiteh tasI sd b 6 ASSN
Ohio u Burg Orb, tdal S d. 6 558m
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-22

@OrIb's Sair SpeI., tdsl s II O5Bm
Ssrrs S,nts Ateom., tasl... 6 00Wm
ct 2cuts Gin tislt& s d & b 6 500 m
@abital grpreb tasI d.. Z 00gm
81 Souis Ggpreb tdsl d s..1s 2"3m
81 2onis Gspreb tdsli3 DIS. 25Nr
So vi fngtam DEC tdsl. 4 90 Sim
ct g Haf Matl taglid... 8 3iN'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-22

Indianapolis & Dineennes 3. q.
cairo & ginseu gspr tasi9 7 20gm Spencer & 8.bfsrb a5 tdsI. 9 45gm
sineenmes @zpreb tasl..... 8 5Oyam 8ineemnes @spres tasi&. 10 sOUm
Spencer & Bebforb ", tdsI. 4 45gfm Cairo Grpub tdsi&. .......8 15sm
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-22

{. i q ? IteI.
O. nb sic febr aufserest2" 6rGu=
- lein &ies itreifte 4ita bas
~ peiBe &leib iiber. sic erbot
fi% BEL Der @oiIette su belfen,
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-09-02

BATTLESHIP IS LAUNCHED
THE LOUISIANA FLoATED AT
NEWPORT NEWS.
Ceremony Is Successfully Carried Out
New Boat Is Sister Ship
of Connecticut.

Newport News, Va, Aug. 29.-The
battleship Louisiana, sister ship to the
Connecticut, being built at the Brook
Ign navy yard, was successfully
launched at the Newport News
shipbuilding yards Saturday. Miss
Juniata La Lande, of New Orleans, was
the sponsor and broke bottle of wine
across the prov of the new fighter,
Miss La Landes maids of honor wen
Misses Margot Castellanos, Allies
Stauffer and Rubie La Lande. Louisi-
ana was represented by Lieut.. Gov. j.
Y. Sanders, Gov Blanchard being un'
able to attend. Assistant Secretary OF
the Navy Darling represented the navy
department. Gov. Montague also was
present. After the launching break
fast was served at the Hotel Warwick.
Covers were laid for 125 and there were
a number of informal toasts. The local
shipyard is six points in the lead in
the contest with the Brooklyn navy
yard.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-09-02
SHORT SPECIALS.

Striking dock and marine workmen
threaten tieup of French ports.
A former mayor of Des Moines has
turned prize fighter and is going to try
to whip British wrestler.
Emperor Nicholas presented a dia-
mond cross to Father John, who pre-
dicted an heir to the throne.
Secretary of War Taft in opening the
campaign in Vermont made strong de-
tense of President Roosevelt.
The Citizens Industrial Association
of America blames Mayor Harrison for
lawlessness and riots in Chicago
The government plans to receive by
wireless biography from ships the
weather conditions 300 miles at sea.
Henley's poem on Fate" nerved Leon
ard Rood, of Chicago, to suicide when he
realized that he was losing his mind.
Eight persons were saved from death
in a blaze in the Golden Eagle hotel at
Chicago by the efforts of police and fire.
men.
Jason Paige, of Chicago, who had just
arrived in New York, claims to have
been captured by bandits in North AZ
RIGA and to have made his escape
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JAPAN'S HAND IN KOREA.
Advisers Suggested by the Former Are
Accepted by the Latter
Other Reforms.

New York, Aug. 20. = 1t is unoficially
stated, according to Times dispatch
from Toxic, that the Korean govern
ment has agreed to engage the Japanese
nominees for advisers to the department
of finance and foreign affairs, and to fol-
low their advice in every respect.
Already Korea has Japanese advisers
at the court and in the military depart
ment
Japan will, it is understood, lend
about 81 500, 900 as first installment in
order to place the finances of the coun-
try on sound footing and to correct the
abuses of the nickel currency.
The Korean military establishment Of
10000 will be reduced to 1000, its sole
duty being to garrison Seoul. Changes
also will be made in the Korean diplo-
mattel service abroad.
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A decisive battle was believed to be
on near Liaoyang. Fighting had been
going on for three days, and the re-
suit was in doubt. The entire force
of the Japanese is drawing in on Kuro-
patkin's positions.
Toxic reports Japan's war minister
convinced Port Arthur cannot be cap
tured by assault, has ordered storming
operations stopped.
President James, of Northwestern
university, formally accepted the offer
of the presidency of the University of
Illinois.
Eddie" Fay, king of post office
thieves escaped from the Jail at
GAINESVILLE, Wis.
A second indictment, charging ex-
tortion, has been found against Philip
Weinseimer, the New York labor
leader
The Edward Hines Lumber COM
pany, of Chicago, paid $1,000,000 for
$4,000 acres of pine land in Missis-
sippi.
Emperor Williams gift to the Unit
ed States, a statue of Frederick the
Great, is sent to America.
Death sentence has been passed on
the assassin who murdered Won
Plehve.
Paraguayan rebels seized a train on
which were government officials
Signs point to a speedy ending Of
the packing house strike. President
Donnelly summoned members of the
butchers executive board and an audi
ence will be asked with the packers.
the belief being that the butchers are
prepared to make almost any conces-
sions.
Fire visited huge oil tanks in Bel
GUM and destroyed nearly zoe, 900 bar
rels.
Champion Jeffries defeated Jack
Munroe in the second round before a
big crowd at San Francisco.
Secretary Taft, in an address in
Montpelier, VT, defended the person
atty of President Roosevelt as conser-
vative, though energetic; leader, but
not tyrant, and high type of Amer
lean manhood
Four miners who were imprisoned
in the Pine Hill Colliery at Pottsville.
Pa, died from suffocation.
Three persons were drowned in the
capsizing of their boat near Edinburg,
in the Adirondacks.
Herbert d. Hill and James G. Pat
terson were drowned in the river at
Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. Their boat
was capSized by wind