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New Bishop of Cuba.

New Bishop of Cuba.
Boston, Mass, Dec. 21.-Rev. AL
bion W. Knight, of Atlanta. Ca,
who was recently elected to the
bishopric of Cuba at the general
convention in this city, was conse-
Grated here today.
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anything anything to sell send it the
a that anybody derives
profit will Nothing inserted for less
than ten cents cash.
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PRESS is ASKED TO GIVE
FAIR MORE PUBLICITY
Continued on Page A.

st. Louis, July %. - Because they
believe the fair is not being properly
exploited by the press in this and other
countries, the national commission has
caused letter to be addressed to Pres
ident Francis of the exposition in
which they call attention ito the ap-
parent need for the extension and en-
largement of the publicity feature of
the exposition"
Chairman Carter, who signed the
statement on behalf of the commission,
admits the zeal and efficiency of the
local press, but invites to the fact that
they, like papers in other cities, enjoy
a general circulation in a limited area,
and beyond lines of special influence
to the local press the extensive pro-
portions and details of the fair do not
appear to the commission to have been
made known to the general public to
the extent and in manner calculated
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-07-23
MAXWELL WOULD STUMP THE
STATE FOR THE REPUBLICANS

Des Moines, July %. Former Dem
ocratic State Chairman A. w. Maxwell
would make speeches for the republi-
can party during this campaign, ac-
cording to statements made to promin-
ent republicans in Des Moines yester-
day by men who claimed authority to
represent him in the matter
His desire has been communicated
to candidates on the republican state
ticket with the request that they pre-
sent it to the republican state central
committee, if they deem it advisable
for him to go on the stump this year
for the republican party.
Paper to Be Republican.
1t is stated that he will bring out his.
newspaper the Seymour Leader as a
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republican paper this week and that
from now on he will support the party
and it's candidates.
His sincerity was considered to be
manifested by the judicious manner in
which his services were offered; he
is only willing to go on the stump for
the ticket If the candidates consider
a conspicuous service desirable. They
have taken the matter under advise.
.ment.
Will Tell Convention Truths.
1t is said that if he goes on the plat
form he will tell the unvarnished
truth about the st. Louis convention
and its internal workings over which
heretofore there has been more or less
of veil.
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to inspire interest ind secure the at
tendance which it merits.

to inspire interest and secure the at
tendance which it merits.
Press at Large Not to Blame.
In the opinion ef the commission, /"
he says, this delinquency does not
arise from any lack of devotion to the
public welfare by the press of the
country at large"
Carter then cites the recognition Civ
en- the fair by the general government,
the invitation extended by the presi-
dent to other nations, cooperating of
consuls and diplomats abroad, gener-
osity of states, pala.ial buildings erect
ed by foreign governments and by
states, exhibits installed, ETC., as bear
ing the amDlest testimony of the de-
sire to make the exposition a success.
While the exposition has been in
progress three-seveAths of the allotted
time and the merits of the exposition
recognized, the attendance, he says. is
far short Of what ii should be,
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TWO REvoLTs NOW FACE czAR.

Ruler Aroused by Outbreaks In cau-
casus and lrkutsk.
st. Petersburg, July 22.-The empe-
ror yesterday discussed with Prince
Galitzin, governor general Of the eau.
casus, the situation in connection with
the movements in Armenia of the Blu.
riat tribes The emperor also confer
red with General Koutaisoff, military
governor Of Irkutsk. There appears to
be revolutionary movement in each
place.
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WRIT TO GUARD PASTORS FEES.
BellevIlIe Minister Suggests Novel
Case Against Rival.

Belleville, ILL.,, July 22.-Rev. DR..
Erich Becker, pastor of st. Paups Free
Protestant church, has consulted
States Attorney Farmer relative to
enjoining Rev. William Weber, Phi. D.,
B. D. from performing marriage cere-
monies and officiating at funerals and
other services usually conducted by
ministers of the gospel.
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FOUND A CANCER HOSPITAL.

New Institution of National Scope to
Be Started at Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, Pa, July 22.-Plans
for the founding in this city of can
Ger hospital of national scope were
formulated at meeting of physicians
and philanthropic citizens here yes
terday. The proposed institution is
to be known as the American Oncolo-
gic hospital. Doors will be open to
patients from any part of the country.
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SOUTH DAKOTA is LAUNCHED.

Splendid Fighting Machine Is Chris
tened by Gov. Herried's Daughter.
San Francisco, Cal, July 22.-The
armored cruiser South Dakota, sis
ter ship of the California. was launch
ed here late yesterday afternoon.
The cruiser was christened by Miss
Grace Herried, daughter Of Governor
Herried of South Dakota.
The dimensions of the South Dako-
ia are: Length at water line, 502
feet; breadth, SO feet 61s inches;
draught, "a feet; displacement, 13,600
tons; coal capacity of bunkers, 1000
tons; guaranteed speed 20 knots.
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SENATOR VEST FAILING FAST.

Condition Is Critical and Friends
Have Little Hope Of Recovery.
Sweet Springs, Mo-. July 22.-Sena-
tor George G. Vest, who is in his sum-
mer cottage at the springs here, Is in
critical condition and his closest
friends say there is little, II any, hope
of his recovery. His mind is clear,but
his strength is failing each day. His
son and daughter are expected on ev.
cry train.
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SHOOT EACH OTHER TO DEATH

White Man and Negro In Texas Duel
Over Insult to Girl.
: Dallas, Texas, July %. - In street
duel at the village of Mart between
Edgar Persons, white, and James Scott,
a negro, both were killed. The negro
had made remarks derogatory to a
young white woman and Persons re-
sented it. Race trouble is feared.
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TROOPS FOR BoNEsTEEL.

Soldiers Held Ready to Restore Order
In New Town.
Bonesteel, S. D., July %. = Federal
troops have been asked for and are now
held ready to be sent here, pending
a promise by the gamblers that all
"grafters" shall leave the city today.
The latter were given until 4 o'clock
to leave.
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CANDIDATES NOTIFIED.

Swallow and FarrolI Are Formally
Told of Their Nominations.
Indianapolis, Ind, July %. - DR.. Sill
las c. Swallow and Geo. w. Farroll the
prohibition candidates for president
and vice president of the United States
were formally notified of their nomin-
ations today.
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THE czAR's GOVERNMENT SAYS
THE MALAccA CASE WILL
BE THE LAST.
INCIDENT NEAR CLOSE
Both Nations Show Desire to Com.
promise the Trouble and The MaIac-
ca Will be Released - Volunteer
Steamers May Be Recalled.

Washington, July 22.-spencer
Eddy the American charge at ST.
Petersburg, today cabIed the state
department. that the British en-
bassy has been officially notified
that the Malacca has been reIeas.
ed and In consequence the exist
ing tension has been relieved.
The Russian authorities after
receiving the report of the captain
OF the st. Petersburg, tried to stop
the Malacca at Port Said but she
had already sailed. Both coun-
tries In the final agreement display
a concIliatory spirit.
In we'll Informed circles the be-
lief Is expressed that the recall Of
the volunteer fleet of Russian
steamers has been ordered.
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A GENTLEMAN BURGLAR.

Dressed In Dudes Clothes, An Un-
known Loots Des Moines Houses.
Des Moines, July 22-(Special.)- y
A gentlemanly burglar in dudes
clothes, robbed East Side residences
by the wholesale in the day time yes.
terday. He entered the back doors
while the people were on the front
porch. He was not captured.
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ROOT MAY HEAD TICKET.
New York Republicans Expect A

New York Republicans Expect An
nouncement of Candidacy Soon.
New York, July 22.-That Governor
Odell within few days will announce
that Elihu Root has consented to be-
come the republican candidate for
governor is the belief of many repub-
lican leaders who are familiar with
the events that have followed Mr..
Roots visit to President Roosevelt in
Oyster Bay on Tuesday.
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KNIGHTS TEMPLAR OFFICERS.

Grand Commander William Weldon,
Makes Several Appointments.
Iowa Falls, July %. - Grand Com.
mander VIM. Weldon of the knights
Templar, as his first official act, has
appointed the following officers: Stan
dard bearer, Walter S. Dunn of Ma
quoketa; sword bearer, Thos. Fl. Whit
ney of Atlantic; warder, George S. Sin
clair of Sioux City.
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KILLED BY FALLING HAY FORK.
Clancy De Grave, An ogIe County
Farmer Meets Fatal Accident.

Galena, ILL.,, July 22- Clancy De
Grave prominent Ogle county farm
er was killed yesterday by heavy
hay fork. which fell from a hay NOW
striking him on his head. One of the
tines penetrated his skull. Mr.. De
Grave was a. years old and leaves an
estate valued at $4,000.
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ELks ABOLISH GRIP AND SIGN.
Preparation Of New Ritual Ordered by
Grand aaa> 4. Nis.i...4

T'SPe' os'0u " NSW n'tudl oTueTeu ny
Grand Lodge in Cincinnati.
Cincinnati, July 22.-The Elks'
grand lodge decided yesterday to abol-
ish the grip and sign and directed the
preparation of new edition of the
ritual for exemplification in the Buff.
falo lodge next July. A barbecue at
the Oakley race track, field sports and
a memorial meeting in honor of Past
Grand Exalted Ruler Meade D. Det.
weller occupied the time of the visit.
ors during the day.
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DEATH UNDER WHEELS.

Robert curzey, EmpIoye of the Bur.
Iineton Falls Beneath Train.
Council Bluffs, July %. - Robert
Curzey an employe of the Burlington
at Pacific Junction fell between the
cars from the top of freight train
and was instantly killed yesterday.
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PLEDGES "LID" FOR MEMPHIS.
Mayor Williams to Stop Gambling and
Close All Saloons,

Memphis, July 22.-Mayor Williams
has pledged himself to stop all gamb-
ling, wherever found, and declared no
will be made in favor
of fashionable clubs. All saloons also
will be closed at midnight. Four Of
the alleged murderers of the deputy
sheriffs who We're killed in a gambling
raid were brought up for trial today.
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JAPANESE, FIGHTING
FlERCELY, CONTINUE
UPON THEIR ADVANCEI.
TO NOTIFY SENATOR DAVIS.

Vice Presidential Nominee VIII Learn
the News In August.
{" Bedford Springs, Va, July 22.-
The notification Of Henry G.Davls, =
the vice presidential nominee Of :
the democratic party, will take :
place at his West Virginia home In =
August.
y = = 4 = Z 4 . =
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st. Petersburg, July %. - The Rus
sian reply to the British protest was
handed to Ambassador Harding this
afternoon. Russia agrees that the Ma
lacca shall not be brought before the
prize court and undertakes that no
similar incident shall occur in the fu-
ture.
British Captain Arbitrary.
The report Of the captain of the st.
Petersburg gives his reason for max
ing prize of the Malacca. The cap
tain says the master Of the Malacca
declined to produce a manifesto Of his
cargo as required by international
law when stopped by a belligerent in
time Of war.
VIII Examine Cargo,
The Malacca's cargo will be formal
" examined at some port in the Medi
terranean in the presence of a British
consul.
To Claim Damages.
"A claim for damages will be pre-
sented in due time through the British
embassy.
Question Of Ownership.
London, July %. - Count Bencken-
deroff, the Russian ambassador, has in
formed Foreign Secretary Lansdowne
that Immediately upon the establish
ment Of the presence of the broad ar
row, the British government mark upon
the munitions on board the steamer
Malacca and the fact that no other
cargo Of contraband character is
aboard the vessel, she will at once be
released.
Await VerificatIon.
Russia is now awaiting verif1cation
Of the steamer .company's statement
that there is no contraband aboard, a
statement which the British govern.
ment accepted because of the standing
Of the company.
American Company Frightened.
Washington. p. c., July %. - The
Pacific Mail Steamship Co., communi
Gated to the state department it's ap
prehension as to the safety of some O.
its cargo in ships plying between the
Pacific coast and Chinese and Japan
ese points.
The company asks what it may ex
pect and for definition of contra
band of war liable to seizure by bel
ligerent powers.
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Was cIeveIand's Stay.

"Olney would be tower of strength
in the cabinet" said member of the
national committee today "The sue
cess of Cleveland's second administra-
tion was mainly due to him. He might
be styled as the rock upon which the
administration stood. His conservatism
is so we'll known that his appointment
as the cabinet jurist would be welcom-
ed by those great interests which are
prone to fear that democratic success
will bring about financial unrest"
Portfolio for Miles.
The cabinet makers also talk of
General Nelson A. Miles as Judge
Parker's secretary of war.
Cleveland as his secretary Of state.
The idea that the latter would accept
such a position, however. is pooh-pooh-
ed by all but enthusiasts.
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OLNEY FOR
CABINET
FRIENDS OF EASTERN DEMOCRAT
LOOK FAR INTO
FUTURE.

New York, July %. - Richard Olney
for attorney general in the event of
Judge Parker's election as president is
now the talk of democratic cabinet
makers among the conservatives of the
east. This suggestion Is being re-
ceived in all seriousness, and some of
the party leaders now in this city to
attend the national committee meeting
next week regard the appointment as
certain if the democrats win in Novem-
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BATTLE NEAR MoATlEN PASS RI
Suits IN A DEFEAT FOR RUS.
SLAMS WHO SUSTAIN
/ HEAVY LOSS.
JAPS APPROACH i
NEW CHWANG DAILN

People In the City Are Greatly Exs
cited, Few Russians Being There te
Defend 1t Against Attack-Heaxd
Battle Probable-Blg Japanese violl
tory Is Reported-More Forces fodl
Port Arthur Resiesers.
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JOINT CONFERENCE
rs NOW In SESSION
Packers, AS Soon as They Learn of the
: Renewal Of the Strike, Called Be-
cause Some Butchers Were Denied
Work, Hasten to Again Make Over
lures for Peace-circuIar Causes
Trouble.

Chicago, July 22.-Reports are
current this afternoon that the
packers have decided to yield not
one whit to the strikers and to
meet the continued warfare with
a complete shut down of the kill
Ing departments until sufficient
expert non-unlon forces can be
obtained to operate on the large
normal scale.
Efforts are being made this af-
ternoon to reach Mayor Harrison,
who Is In Michigan on his vaca-
tion. He offered his services as
arbitrator some days ago.
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London, July %. Wilson Barrett,
actor, died this morning following an
operation for cancer performed July
20.
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Alexandria, July 22.--The Brit
lsh Mediterranean fleet has ar
rived here. The British cruiser
Venus sailed today, It's destlna-
tlon being unknown.
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THE WEATHER

Iowa-Generally fair tonight and
Saturday. Warmer in the west portion
Saturday.
Illinois fair tonight and
Saturday. Slightly cooler tonight.
South Dakota-Generally fair to-.
night and Saturday. Warmer Saturday
and in the extreme west portion to-
night
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Nine o'clock last night ..... -. II
Seven O'Clock this morning -. &C
Two O'Clock this afternoon ..... rs
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BUTCHERS RENEW FIGHT
TODAY, CALLING OUT ALL
ALLIED TRADE UNIONS

eoRMAN n-Sl.as9 ss essas \
Maryland S.sloo7 Jays It Is Impossible
for Him to Take chalrmanshlp.
ssssss ss,ss%s sss..s :
Washington, July 22.-senator =
German stated today that It Is =
impossible for him to accept the =
= Craftsmanship of the national dem "
ocratie committee. =
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Continued on Page 4.)
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tion. He offered his services as
arbitrator some days ago.
Chicago, July %. The packing
house strike was today ordered re-
newed in Chicago and all the other
large packing centers. Violation Of the
agreement by the packing house pro-
prietors IS assigned as the reason
for the act by President Donnelly Of
the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and
Butcher Workmen's union.
President Donnelly, Of the butcher
workers union, later requested the
leaders Of all the allied trades to or.
der out their men on a sympathetic
strike. This will affect teamsters, fire.
men and many other trades connected
with the packing industry and If car
ried out will doubtless effectually tie
up all the large plants
The following telegram was sent by
President Donnelly to all the employ
! es of the various packing houses in
D the different cities affected by the pre-.
syious strike:
"Order out all the departments
again. The companies have violated
the agreement"
Ready to WaIkout.
The unions affiliated with the butch
ers' union have already voted to walk
1 iIout at the discretion of their lead
ers.
Not Work For All.
Today 5000 cattle butchers report
ed at the stock yards in this city for
work. Only half Of them were given
places, and thereupon all refused to
work. They reported in body at
their union headquarters and the
general order for the renewal of the
strike was soon forthcoming
Alleged and Real Causes.
i While the immediate provocation for
R.the renewal of the strike was apparent
sly the failure Of the packers to take
y back the larger proportion Of the strik-
ers who reported for work today, the
u real cause Of rupture is inferred to be
I a circular issued yesterday by the
packers.
Circular Tells Of Agreement.
The circular purported to explain
the agreement entered into with the
K labor leaders. Seemingly this circular
! could be taken as implying that the
agreement did not bind the packers to
re-employ all of the men who walked
otit. The construction the labor lead
ers placed upon the agreement was
that all should be re-employed within
n forty.five days.
Arrange for Conferences.
The summary action in ordering a
rehewal of the hostilities was followed
BY equally vigorous efforts for the re.
storation of peace. The news of the
strike order was followed within an
hour by the announcement that joint
conference had been arranged to take
place this afternoon between the pack.
X ers and the labor leaders,as was stat
4 ed, to discuss the alleged unjust dis.
elimination on the part of the packers
DonneIIy Charges Violation.
President Donnelly said that the
packers had agreed to replace the men
without discrimination but the action
in refusing to take back certain men
was plain violation of the agreement
Packers Issue Statement.
The packers filirriedly called q con
! ference to consider the situation and
issued statement expressing sur
Il prise at the strike, saying some delay
will of course. be required to get start
ed again in anything like full capaci
ty, and that it is the intention of the
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DIES FROM CANCER.

Wilson Barrett, the Actor Dies
Today.
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st. Petersburg, July 22.-rhs
army organ evidently believes
that the Japanese are preparing
for general advance from tho
east against the Russian left.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-25

arraigned in Bow Street Police court in
the morning No names and no par
ticulars were given.
II suppose you have a reporter out
running the story down." ! remarked,
being then somewhat green with re-
gard to English journalistic methods,
"and will get the rest OF the story
later"
No" he replied, that Is all We shall
publish tomorrow. don't suppose we
should get any additional details If we
tried, and II is not Of enough import
ance to be worth trying, When the
case comes up in the police court we
shall be able TO get all the particulars
without any trouble
tried to give him some Idea of the
efforts that would be made in an Amer
lean newspaper Office, If bit OF news
Of that sort drifted in at night, TO get
d complete account for next mornings
paper He was not much impressed.
MY dear sir, England is not Amer
ica," was his comment land American
journalistic methods would not work
here"
zone Of the funniest things | know
Of said an American journalist who
occupies an important position on one
Of the half-penny opponents OF the new
Journalism, rs the spectacle Of Brit
ish editor frantlcally urging John Bun
TO wake up that he may not be hope
lessly beaten by American competition,
while his own newspaper furnishes the
most striking example to be found any
where OF somnolent satisfaction with
antiquated methods"
Il. Isle SMELL.