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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-13

Berlin, Aug. 13.-The Berlin morning
papers have no further information re-
garding the situation at KiaC Chou.
They make little comment beyond re-
printing the semi-ofIlcial pronuncia-
mento in the North German Gazette
which affirms that Germany viii en-
force neutrality and strictly observe in
ternational law. In expiating upon this
pronuncismento the papers say that
even the identity of the Russian ships
at Using Chou is in doubt.
In connection with the capture of tne
Ryeshiteini the papers give prominence
TO the official view of the United States
government, but refrain from commit
ting themselves by any expression of
opinion or to the giving of any indica-
ton 1.-the views of the German gov
eminent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-13

Berlin, Aug 1.-THE governments
instructions to Captain Truppel gov-
epor of Kiao Chou, which i in the
isf<iselctfon OF the navy Department. al
fii8ugh explicit In that the Novik and
the torpedo boat must leave Using
Gaou within the tweHI -sSsszi-loar lm-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-13
OUTCOME OF SEA fight
NOT DEFINITELY KNOWN

CONTINUED from Page j.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-13

% unable to intenigently= discuss the
procedure Of the officers. but It is con-
sloent that they had good reasons for
their act
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-02

limo nlc int oitlihcn Sbeil 0ca Nllas
Itcllrm1aploBca gelc0cn. Gas Sc.
b0llbe Oca Stootc9 Wtiiiouri Itebt ollf
Cincm EIutcnlt, bon no ulta man bic
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nieBt, Cas- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
lit oo9 @olptNeb0uoe IN Der @rl,ppc
Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Nort an Der u0roli6cn @rct3c 0c2
Observation-Disclosures 5icht iih oti ci
ncr &GnQc BON nubc5u elmer Wieilc
Die StraBc Ser Gon5eiiionGrc bin 5ll
ocrCn bci0en Sciten iih @cb0uOe er.
bcbCn, lueld)c 2lttruttionCn Der Der
id)icocniten Yrt, ole nit ciucm &os
itenollimun0c pom $5,OOO,OOO Nlianl-
men qcbrodt limo, beitl0cn. Gicle
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S6ouitiif lit Die Nmmclnlhr, NIT Ell
mem aus @llmlen berQcitclltcn Bitter
blott bon 100 tSlrB 0urhmeiier uno
30 SUB longcu 3eigcrn melde Oic
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FILTRATION lit Der NoicnNorten Der
led9 Nfer SonO uniuBt mo 10000
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Nui Dem iil0meitli6cn Sbcilc 0c3
observation-disclosures bciiu0ct iih Oo3
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Der bobcn nit ben babel ull9cgebencn
@cIonmlttoIiCn observation-disclosures
errldtct: OcltrcidL $4,000; Nclgicn,
$4,000; NrolilieM $t35OOO; Go,
no0u, $4,000; GepInm $4,000;
China $4,000; Gubo, $4,000;
Tronfrcid, %250,0OO; Gcltidlano,
%25O,OOO; @roBbritomiicu $250,OO0;
Sn0ierL $4,000; &tulicL $4,000;
&opon 10000; Mcrifo, $4,000;
Mtorotfo, $4,000; NicoroNuu, 500.
600; Sioh, $4,000; Sdme0cn.
$4,000; sic Nieoerlonoc, $4,000
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l0noild)c HcqicrlmNcn an Scr Nll3.
telling, 0od) bobcn MIR Ole Acunnn.
ten clNcnc @cbGllbc rrrid)tct.
NCh st Soui1.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-02

rolcn Rooicpclt- &i0a" III oQcn Stuo.
ten Der Union ST. orQuniiircn.
@icraui le0tc Oua Greicr-Gomitc
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mobl boben mir ais NiirQer obnr
Hiidijdt olri YurtrL oellen oo9 @ohl
Der &crciniqtcn Stnotcu unO ocrcn
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ais dlle@ Nnocrc, bci6loHen:
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item tnb idbi2Ncu W}onu in @or..
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&bcooorc Hoolcuclt.
Gin Wanl, Der on Scr SpiBc bic.
les groBen NonocS Itebcn ,o0, mus
folQenOe Gigenihoitcn bciibcn:
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bat i'm niht nlr inn Sample nit
Den 6cinoen 0ea Huu0c$, lonocrn
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gen Is bcrIlldtcn, iid) nod 0r0bcrc
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nm Sbeo0orc Nnolepelt, Der ibnCu
9olt gebot. IS gebort GROCER mora.
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titbruno 0es politii6en &erntod)t.
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mohtem lit Sbeo0orc M~ooleuclt Der
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Gantlt por Der gei6Gitlide Sbcil
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pereinigte ctn 9anfett oic oelltid,-
dmeritonil6en 6rGmoe &ooicpelt's
ebenlalIs in @iQorO = Sotel. Heoen
muroen gebdlten BON ben $50. ben
9rlelen, $. =. aiisliht i. 5. aoltf-
mann nno =. Wnrt6reit. Nad BEN
Votfctt begoben lid Die 8eleqaten
Der y%atotionolen Hooiepelt- 2iaa"in'$
WeiBe Sans, nm bon Dem 8rdIioen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-02
rNatiunale Hupieuclt- 2isa,"

0entidc Nepublifoner bolten &ricgs.
rotb in @aibinaton. - Srgani-
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ErGiioenten 8ooicpelt. Ser
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@oibington, 8. g., /. Moi.
Cine Nn5abl beutlder Hcptblifo
iler trotcn aeitern I'M bieligen n4il
aro,9otel" az elmer Gonferen5 5il-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-02

inmncm mclGc bouptId6Ii6 ourd
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bon @ricien BON 9}em- Oorf mn oc3
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lhritt man 5nnGdit jltr Or0oniio-
tiol mcldc Die GunGblunQ bon Ni.
borot 9orthol0t CWfo.) 5ilm Gr1ii.
benton, :, u. &in0lcr (9tep.Oorf)
5llnt Scfret1r crqob. 6erncr erfor
ma hcn-acrn zines Grcfutip.Gont
te'S, melfeS aus i. cinem Witolie0c
fiir ieben Stuut Scr Union beftcben
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Hcit 6eS Gomite'S miro IpGter er-
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bot Die guf9obe, 3ucigc Der .Nutio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-02

SIC llltrlO1ttlC Nt1ihl!fC Der S'lTlt-
Ncsrcdicrrmd, sic ciumiithi0r Niii
arbcitcrid1uit Scr GjBc,itontcu. Ser.
riioricn uu0 ser uCuCitcn Grlucr
buuucn Der Union. sic S~beilituhn1c
ioit icoca @onOca Ser Groc lit Elm
ummrit0blidcr NCuCia iiir 0ic3Cit-
belt un0 Die @r0bc muicrca llntCr.
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tlrrt. Gle m]unourbcreH Nauten, oG
rem rci}cn0c &nIien lm0 i%tpoiuntru
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itcben IN Der @cidid)tc Der 2lrditct
tur cin5iQ 0o mo itlO ip~rcdcnoe|1C
lociiC DER Stunt mo 0C2 mcilcu llr,
.beil9 &Cucr, mCldC NiCic SammCI
plate tiir Die %Gr3euQniiic elmer gon
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NnOr0mm9 0lelCr WiaiiCn Don Gr-
jCltguiiicn Der perihiCOcuitcn Nrt
1l0 Der OcrldIc0cnltcn Hnllen ser
G]r0bCuohncr Dcrr0tb IN benz Helm.
lien 0ctnil Die rciic Grinbruna ser
]NrranQcure, un0 ictt lit 0u9 Gnt5il.
den after Ierer, meIbc 5u iDrcr Ne.
lcbrunq bIcrber tommcu.
Nut dber Ole Bcrmirtlidung IN.
lcrcr Eldne loIrtllt 0as bobe S0eol
errcldt, oa" mir bon Nnbeginn in
ms trllgen? SIT Die bier ml5geIteute
Sommllllng DER Gr5eugnille OonOten.
lhcnbon0 Elm 9ctrcrc5 Splegelbil0
0c7 6ortlfrltte3 Der Wtenldbeit IN
Sn0ultric, III STUNT lnO @Sil'en? Sit
lte EN- 0ctrclle9 SpIeAclbtlo Der
&0cc'n 0c9 20. Sabrbun0ert9 Wcnn
lte Is ut, Damn miro ne clHen %Itol}c-
rcn4}lob III Der WcItAC'dIdtc emmett
men, ais lDre Sd)op1cr Is ohnten, II.
miro mr. Gin M'enld)cnalter etncl
NtortlicIn III Der @c'bld)tc Der Glpl'
liotIon bIlocn. llno luenl ourd
cine jcbt n%nnobbnre aoto'tropbe Die
9oll5e 9%lOIlllatlon pernlbtet lnerocn
ioQtc, Die @cIhidtc 0ieier9nu5iteQlnd
luiirOc Die Balls llcicrn, OH ser nlun
0cn Itol5cn Ban Der Civilization uon
9!cucn1 ouifiibren f6nntc, unn lie
miro ild ais Elm iihcrcr Niibrcr er.
lociicn 81 Dem ollQcnlcincu Grichrn,
nod Dem oac 9}otioncn ltreben, mo
0crCn 0ilOiGllc ron Scr Nun0 cinca
uottbc0nn0cteu Aiinitlcr4 Dos Woll.
ncrf front, al 0Cicn SlrIc mir iCnt
itebcn.
Ole &rrunitaltcr Der NlQtCQlmd
jur TciCr Oe3 N~(ntuliC5 pon &olti.
iiana iaQcu bicrnli; Oen 0crtretcrn
ollcr oll3l0noii6eu Notioncn lnO
Der Gin5clitouten uno Gerritoricn
mirrcr Union ibreu uufrid)tigCn
Can't fiir Die Siilfe, Oie Tie ms 0elCi
itct, mnO nidt minocrcu 0ont Deli
Gommiii0ren mo ghl3itcQcru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-02
SOnmt brrbci, tilt Observation-Disclosures
lie pGOniiinHa Gnrdlaic- Nusiteanug
Elm uOllcuOctcs WnH5cs.


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sic .QouiIiouo Vurd,oic Grppiitior"
fiir pr6ifnrt
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ser G~obucnito1or ncr IcIthollc mo
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fen in Den ~olloen1cincn ,Slbellout
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Glonrmcnolntb ldo6 Is cnlpor. Gle
SGulcn . &olpnnooe erolQn5tc in Ell
mem lpeihen Qihtnlccr, ms bcuN}p.
riaoen bon fleinen Ociimmuen in
Der Scrrolie Ipic Die Y0oIierfunIt lire
Strohlcn nno Goricnoc ppnS prtlo.
trunucn ionntcn hire Strohlcn M
Girmumcnt cmpor. Ginen Nllocll.
bid bottc ole Wtenihenmcnoe Der
2oubert Doaeltonocn, per,oubert bon
nem m%unocrboren Shollipiel, mel.
dies iid ga Dor ibren gl,oeu obIpicl.
te, obcr inn nGd,Itcn gluuenblid brad,
Der Sturm, nein, cir mabrcr Orfon
oeS @eiiolsiubelS los unb ptlonitc
,ih nit er @eihninniofcit circS Cr.
fans nod uaen Gbeilen ncS meitcn
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n,irfI;h ocGifnct
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-03

Postmaster Thomas has been assured
absolutely. he stated In n prepared IN
terVlew today that he will not be re-
moved The charge that he ia guilty
OF malfeasance In Office IL branded as
rIdiculously false He says the gov
eminent never permits man who Is
short In his accounts to work 1t out, as
the Tribune says he was TO be allowed
to make good the alleged shortage Of
81 100 IN his Office, when an employe
OF Uncle Sam Is a known or suspected
defaulter, he IL brought TO time with.
out delay. The friends of Mr.. Thomas
intimate that the charge IL simply the
work Of an unrelenting and malicious
political combination within his own
party. AS to his proposed libel suit
against the Tribune Tor SANDER, Mr.
Thomas refused TO talk today. But
he did say that the Descret News had
correctly stated tho facts In It's special
kilograms and news items, and he
could say very littlemore
II was called TO Washington By q
telegram from n friend advising me
Of a secret move TO cause my summary
removal A telegram was sent To Sem
ator smoot, and he obtained o stay OF
proceedings until | could reach Wash
lngton, which | did on Jan rs, The
case was then taken NJ by the depart
ment with the result that everything
narrowed down to the charge Of having
paid James d, Adams, late cashier, his
salary while he was absent from the
office sick. Adams was treated by me
exactly the same as | was directed by
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-03
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
Sub Committee Completing Ar.
ransements for Holding 1t,

ST. Louis. Feb. 3.--The. sub-cOmmit.
tee on arrangement Of the Democratic
national committee, re.conyened today
to complete the arrangements FOR the
national convention,
Committeeman Campau Of Michigan,
Mack OF New York, Johnson Of Kan.
sas and Secy Walsh, Of the national
committee, viii act as a subcommittee
Of the committee on arrangements and
viii serve IN connection with the local
committee Of the Business Mems
league. visiting st. Louis frequently.
BEFORE adjournment the members Of
the committee expressed themselves as
perfectly satisfied with the arrange
ments made by the local committee
They declared the coliseum adequate
for the purposes Of the convention and
that II in every way meets their cxpec-
tatlous
\ luigo number OF applications Tor
seats at the convention received by the
committed today were placed on ile,
IL was announced later by members
Of the committee that no action I'm re-
Htfu 10 the ulHAIlbullhll VI NtdNN VIII I've
taken until u special committee Of the
subcommittee had thoroughly eX-
smined into the arrangements at the
coliseum and reported 10 the full ma
tlonal committee.
Mr. CRmpau departed from the city
this afternoon and the other members
OF the special committee will leave 10.
night II IA probable that they win
hold a special meeting In Sc Louis
some time in March md then confer
with the local convention hall commit.
tee.
Before taking any action In reference
20 the distribution Of seats. We wish
TO know exactly how many seats there
viii he IN the Coliseum In July Mr.
Campau said. we have received from
the 81. Louis committee a plat for
the building but will wait FOR a blue
print on which every seat IL plainly
marked.
Mr.. Walsh, secretary Of the national
committee, said that the plan Of ticket
distribution employed four years ago
would be followed in general way this
year.
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1t is Being Discussed at a Con.
ference of the Clergy This
Afternoon.
LEIL|CH'S SUCCESSOR HERE.
He is the Rev. Dr.. Talbot and is Nc
cOmpanied by Bishop Cranston Who
Is Going to Porto Rico,

Bishop Earl Cranston Of the Metho-
dist church arrived from Portland this
morning and registered at the Kenyon
hotel lie was accompanied by Rev.
DR.. Talbot the new Utah mission SUI
perlntendent. successor OF the unla-
melted Leilich, The doctor going to the
east South Temple street residence OF
j. c, McClain, prominent Methodist
TO be entertained. Bishop Cranston said
that his errand here was 20 formally
Introduce the new superintendent, this
evening. at the First Methodist church,
where a reception IS 10 be accorded
him, The program OF which was recently
prin,ed In the News" The bishops
stay viii be but short, as he leaves for
the east in the morning on his way TO
Porto Rico to preside over the mission
airy conference of that island. A con-
ference Is being held this afternoon be.
tween the bishop and the local Metho-
dist clergy, and DR. Talbot with refer-
ence 10 the work In this state. the bish-
op giving advice as to matters Of mis-
slonary policy here, The latter fad he
did lot know at the time just as 10 who
would succeed Rev, Mr. Rickel as pas
tor Of the First Methodist church, but
might by this evening, by which time
the date Of Mr.. Bckels departure for
southern California viii be arrived at.
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the postoiloc department. at Washing
ton to treat Nh Ledge Comstock, form
erly an cmpOye Of my office.
Comstock Was transferred to the
Salt Lake city Office from the
Kansas city office and was III with
consumption at The time, During the
last months OF his life he was not able
TO work, and did not report for duty.
/ was directed 60 pay him his salary
during his entire absence. The postal
service IL full Of such cases.
Tho late w u. Amin, assistant post
master Of the rural free delivery SER
Vice az Denver. was compelled to leave
his office and 90 10 Arizona, where he
subsequently died, and he was paid his
salary while absent from sickness,
General Merritt, postmaster at
Washington, D, c. called the attention
Of the department to the case OF
worthy clerk In his Office, who was too
sick to work The department gave
him written Instructions to use his own
judgment In The matter. and to do the
same I'm all like cases occurring there
after Postm0ster-Gcneral Payne said
that my case vas similar to the case OF
the postm0stcr's at Baltimore New
York, and other Offices which he mem
toned, and that ! was entitled 10 and
should receive the same consideration
as was shown TO them.
"Mr Adams was well known In Salt
Lake CITY lie was most faithful
employe, ana during all the years Of
his service as cashier never applied
for leave 81 absence. lie worked
until he died IN harness. In November,
1902, he went to Washington 20 bo
treated by a specialist. While he was
there Mrs Adams called on Senator
Kearns and was by him introduced TO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-03
]. H. MurreIl Tells How the Com
bine for Buying Delegates
Was Formed.
THE BOYS" WANTED $4,000
Col. Butler He Says, Said They Could
Have si5soo, Not a Cent
More.

Fulton AZ, E.h ., ,ho ,rtot g.,
~ 49, W ' "a,
uay oi 'o'' hu' bu''er' Tue ml'lloh-
aire politician OF st. Louis, charged
with brlblnG members OF the house OF
do,ooa,os II, ,ho, oi,,. y u,sra,,
u'''s"''' III '''' wy 90 ~ '"'''
formerly member or the house oil
delegates and agent for the alleged
combin. thar sought the MASSAGE M a
au,. ,,a,,.~ 40 A.. I.,.a,'a,,.u
WY HsHt'Hs pii' Was 'he pI'"'ip"' VIZ
ness. Mr.. Murrell was among those
indicted. He went TO Mexico, but was
induced 10 return ia ST. Louis and
turn states evidence.
Murrell told of the formatlsn Of the
house OF delegates combine; of their
meetings, the various propositions re-
gardlng the lighting bill and the att.
tude OF the BOYS" toward legislation.
He reoitod that the combine met and
decided on $4,000 as the price for which
they wOuld pass the bill. Subsequently
he said he had a conference with But
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