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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-27
Greatly Reduced Rates Via Southern
Railway to the Following
POtnfe Viz

s1S.45 to Manteagle, Tenn, and re.
turn. account Mantcagle Bible Train.
lug school. Tickets sold June 90, 30;
July ], ii. Is, IL; August S, 6, 7, 1905.
FINAL limit August 31st. Tickets may
be extended to October 31st by paying
additional amount at destination.
S1S.25 to Nashville, Tenn, and re.
turn. account Peabody College school
Vanderbilt Biblical institute. Tickets
sold July 2, 3, 4. Final limit Is days
from date OF sale. Tickets may be
extended until September 30th by pay.
ment Of additional fee of so cents.
$1,000 to Knoxville, Tenn, and re-
turn. account Summer School of tho
South. Tickets sold July |, 8, 8, 10
1905. Final limit Is days from date OF
sale. Tickets may he extended until
September S0th by payment Of fee OF
80 cents.
Si2.75 to Denver, Col. and return
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IL, IL, 13. 1905. Final limit August
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account International Epworth League
convention Tickets sold Juno 29tI
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July 18th. Tickets may be extended
to August Sth by payment of additional
fee of SO cents.
$15.55 to Athens. Ga. and return, &C
count Summer school. Tickets sold
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from date Of sale. Tickets may be
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MOI folk, We e29 u
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-27

tricity, which has n direct effect upon
the body.
Those persons who habitually use
the cold shower bath will see that
those Austin folk have discovered an
cid truth in a new suisc. The advan.-
ago If the cold shower" is that one
docs moi have TO wait upon the pleas.
ire Of tile weather man. nor does he
run risk of being "pinchcd" for indie
cent exposure in order to secure til,
desired treatment.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-27
Distances mt Sen.

That man was laughed Mt who on
his first voyage said that the ocean
did not look so large MS he supposed
1t would, but he was not alone in eX.
periencing disappointment The hor-
lion Mt sea gives no idea Of the lin
itless water beyond. A sea captain de-
clarcs that the average landsman can
not see more than ten miles from the
ship in any direction, and it would
have to be mountain or some station.
nry object for him to be able to dis,
tinguish It, The masts of a ship are
said to be visible to- the naked eye not
more than frye miles.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-27

Every days work should be sn-
prrmc event III every life. We should
come TO it as carefully prepared rs the
prima donna who IS trying to hold
INC worlds supremacy III song comes
before her audience. Then our work
would breathe ont the vigor and vital
ity and freshness which we put into it.
Ilcn life would be glorified, ana tho
work Of til" world illuminated trans-
forlned.--O. s. Mnrdcn In Success.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-27

Harry Lchr appealed to the police TO
arrest II man who tried To get Il snap
shot OF him at Newport Mr.. Lcllr's
action was praise-worthy. Obviously
n man who would bother about getting
Il picture of The immortal Harry, not
only should he arrested. but should be
sent to padded cell.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-27

lsussia lacks education in sclf-guv-
crnmcn,, declares NJ. PobiclonoSiS self
PrGcura,cr OF The Holy Synod The,
Russian people, however, seem inclin.
ed to put into practice that thcur,
Of education which calls for learning
by doing
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-27

Now we arc informed that Csc )tty's
Death Valley gold mine is dream and
ti,at the ord-brcaking run waa n
clever hit of Santc Fc railroad press
agent work. Evidently the ron, did
not lose all Of its brains when Hon
Paul Mcricn became secretary of tie
navy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-27

The price of meat has risen in Ger
many from % to Is per cent. in the
last six months. German butchers
must have read The testimony adduccd
before the Chicago grand jury which
indicted the packers
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-27
Sommervillc g. Co.

Offer 11-room dwelling in North End,
and 20-room building near jefferson
avenue, at $4,000 and $1,000, paying / |
and IL per cent, upon which they Of
fer guarantee of . and ~ per cent.
net interest. See these fine invest
mcnts. First National Bank building.
both phones. 7-23-6t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-27
Raise Chickens.

On the side. ut that cottage home we
oiicr for only $500. $3.50 cash. balance
very long time. Two lots, 60 by 1872
feet. between Newport News and
Hampton, near old line. Nicely ar
ranged for poultry and rabbits. SOM
MELVILLE & co. 7..3-6t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-27

The President says he didn't agree
To accept II free copy of "Fads and
Fancics." II is wonderful how IL sus.
picion Of blackmail causes people 20
get from under Il proposition.
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SPECIAL RATES via c. ao.Rourl

70 Lewis q Sfark ExpoBIflon-Pact7lc
Coast Tours.
The G. & o. Ry. will, during the sum.
ner. sell round trip tickets to Portland
daily, going and returning via direct
routes and for variable routes through
California on specified dates.
For rntes. schedule, dates for varl.
able routes, stop-overs, Pullman roserv.
ations, address.
10. w. ROBINSON,
Ticket Agent. G. & O. Ry..
6-l1tf. Newport News, Va
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Dixie's side partner, Old DoIninion
Wuertzburger, now out Tho finest
beverage known. 7-20.tf
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Wucrtzburger now out. Ask tn,
man. 100 I
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-27

Wncrtzburgcr now out Ask the
man. T-2O If
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-27

With 5000 II day for expenses those
Russian ENJOYS ought to be able 10
got along CvCm at Allaniic CITY
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Entered at the Newport News, Va.
Postof1lce as second-class matter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-11
PERSONALS

postmaslcr A, l., Thomas Is N with
chlls and fever
Matt cullen loft this afternoon for
Chicago over the Union Pacific
Mrs Thomas Weir lot today over tho
Union pOolno on u Denver trip,
Manager D. ~. Warner Of tho Marlowo
Theatrical company LEFT over tho Union
paolnc today for the east
VIII q, sharp and wife and Miss r.,
d. Davis lGft today over the Union
Pacific for New York
Contractor l., j. Moran has imported
u huge steam concrete mixer from New
York, ana The Same IN now vet up on
east South romplo street, whore active
operations IN paving the street were be,
gun
u, H. Mcdonald n merchant NJ
Price, " visiting Salt Lake, lie states
that his home town " growing fast,
ana that the surrounding country N
ALSO onjoylng n considerable measure
Of prosperity
ATTY George n, Horton OF Walcot, N,
w. IL n guest NJ the Kenyon 10 In
making a tour Of the Pacific ooast and
Rocky mountain Htatos, ana IN highly
pleased with the splendid possibilities
presented by Salt Lake for investors
IN real estate
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-11
COURT NOTES.

An order Of court was today issued
by Judge Marshall diminishing the case
OF Isaac Hubbard Va tho Dnly-Wost
Mining company from the federal court
0t tho cost OF plaintiff The suit was
for personal lnjulsos ana has been nd,
juslcd out Of court,
The case Of j, Contos, administrator
~ the estate OF samuel Fotls Va tho
Southern Pacific railway company was
dismissed today In the federal court,
while the case Of r Fotls, 0dmlnlstra.
tor Of the same estate, viii be heard,
The two cases were Identical, except ms
10 the name Of tho plaintiff, Tho suit
~ for damages for the death OF samuel
Fotls, who was killed by the railway
The following cases were argued and
submitted before the supreme court to-
day A, L, Anderson, appellant, W.
lIolthusen Mercantile company, Eliza.
beth II, ON ct al, appellants, w
Bartholomew Mnlnn Of al, Ezra
Thompson, OF al, w y, w, Madson et
al appellants, In the FIRST named case
judge Howell Of ogden occupied the
bench IN place Of Justice Straup, who
was disqualified because ho was form.
orly attorney for the respondent In tho
case,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-11
WEATHER REPORT

Record nj the local Office OF the weath.
or bureau for the % hours ending at q
a, m, today,
Barometer reading at a. mn "a
inches tomlsrn'pro az a. No % DO.
", which IN ~ degrees below normal
Deficiency OF the daily moan tempera.
lute since tho iItt Of tho month 81 Dc.
nscsss q daily mean temperature sine,
Precipitation, FOR the n hours ending at
Prceipiis,ion since tho nrt OF IN,
month. lS inch which Ia LIS inch above
Excess IN precipitation since Jan, 1, SO
Inch
FORECASTS TILL eP, NJ FRIDAY,
Local forecast for BAIT Lake City ami
Partly cloudy tonight ana Friday, rio.
For UTAH ti'crccast taken At Denver,
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday ria.
Fair tonight and Friday rising tenn.
pefature,
WEATHER CONDITIONS,
Tho storm area everything tho Rocky
mountain Slope yesterday continued lis
slow eastward movement and this morn.
Ing liz center was lowering about Omaha,
Nob, II has undergone a decided shrink
ago IN eN,en, during !ho past n houra,
though Il retains IN a lcseoncd degree Ito
dominating Influence on tho weather con
dltonh u the central portion of the ooun.
uy, Ridges OF .hlgh pressure flank this
depression on olthor side, Rainfall was
general oyer the northern md middle por.
tiong OF the country from the Pacific e,sl.
ward TO tho Alloghhniee with rain or snow
stu failing this morning nt numerous
points within this belt, Abnormally low
temperatures continued over tho plateau
region and upper Missouri valley,
H. LODIlOLz,
observer, Temporarily In Charge,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-11
MEDALS FOR GEN. PORTER.


Parts, May liza delegation from the
American Art association called on Gen,
Porter dho former American 2mbossjt.
DOR and presented to him u gold medal
and a sct OF resolutions adopted by the
association complimontlng him ON his
achievements as ambassador and OK.
pressing regret AZ hls departure, The
resolutions were ongtossed on satin and
enclosed In a handsome morocco leather
caao
Edward Tuck, prominent American
resident Of Paris formally presented 10
Oen, Porter n gold medal executed OL
the Fronch mint, commemorative Of
his services I'm recovering the body OF
Paul Jones, Tho American chamber OF
commerce presented 90 Gen Porter n
set OF resolutions rooltIng his achieve.
monts while ambassador, In aid Of
commerce and trade of tho two ooun'
tries,
Tho Russian ambassador, A. !, Nol.
doff, gave n dinner TO Gen, Porter last,
night
Foreign Minister Dolcaaso will give n
breakfast TO tho retiring ambassador
at the foreign once May l2,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-11
NEW ROADS CONSTRUCTION,
Journal says Western Pacific wan nv
nuilt ny Contract

Today's Wall street, New York Jour
nal says, cdltonally relative to the
building OF the Western Pacific;
"Wo are informed that the plan 10
allow u construction company Ia build
the Western Pacific has been oyorrllod,
md that tho road VIII ho butt by the
men that own H. one " tho parties
IN interest nAysl
""rhe Western Pacific In TO DO built
M the Great Northern was built There
viii DO no big commissions paid 20 COM
tractor corporations Tho contractors
viii be hired TO bulld the road by tho
onlclAls Of the road, and win be paid
for the work alone, Contracts win DO
let ut M close price az We can get,
"'Thero ~ 10 BIO no "Rraft" IN thls
project II IL not built TO sell, nor IL
u built 20 lnJurc my one The object
Of It's construction IN the making OF
money, and II viii DO capitalized as
close as u can be, Tho payment " n
controlling interest IN the alook 10 the
Denver lines w qua proquo" for tho
backing of these lines IN the matter
~ interest pending the completion Of
the rnllrond
""rhO $40, 900, 600 realized by the sale of
} por cent bonds should ~ far toward
the Initial construction expenses, IL
will not build and cuulp the entire line,
IL should, however, carry tho project
FAR enough TO enable II 10 earn ~
fixed charges, '2,tOOOoO per onnum, ana
~ take the greater part of the burden
nom tho two Denver lu1dM Equip-
mont may BE- paid for under equipment
tnMta,
"Now contracts have aB yet been lcl
There are the usual delays Incident up,
on tho duties Of the 0ould drootom In
other directions ana upon tho normal
dlfilcnlty IN gutlng specifications " "A
new iho IN new country II WIN mob.
tho more important contracts win be
lot,'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-11
BUSINESS NOTES.

Today'a local bank cleOrings amount
I'd 10 sbSi2i606 M against sb,o,S7Ibo for
tho flmo day last year.
The East Grouse Creek water com-
rany, limited, flod a copy OF It's articles
~ Incorporation IN the secretary ~
states Office today It's capitalization
IL I0,Slil2ll divided into shares OF tho
par value Of 81 each y, w, Cook In
president, A. NJ Tanner, vice prosI-
dent w =. paskott secretary and
treasurer The onloce OF the company
are located AZ Grouse Crock precinct
DoSolder county
A COPY Of the articles NJ incorporation
or tho Ncstlor Invention company ot
Provo was ncd IN tho secretary OF
states Office today Tho capital stock
OF the company IN $4,000. divided into
shares OF the par value NJ 10 cents each.
q, A. stotrs IN president, Emil Nestler,
vice president Jacob Evans, secretary
and treasurer, The company Ia or
Hnnscd for the purpose Of securing pat
on's on inventions and placing tho same
on the market
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-11

jurod who arc at the hospitals, Most
~ them arc In such "A critical state,
covered with 40 many bandages, that
talking Ii out Of the question,
one man was Kept busy at a tele-
phone sending out messages from tho
Injured and dying NJ the hospital 20 tho
telegraph companies, which dispatched
hundreds OF messages 20 friends OF
the people who are IN the wreck,
At 5 o'clock Il was estimated that
the dead numbered between 20 ana go
INJURED TREATED.
one hundred and twenty-five received
treatment for injuries At tho Harris
burg hospital, most Of whom are COM
fined IN the institution. Ten OF these
may die,
Only four dead have been positively
Identified 20 completely were the bod
les oremated
10 clear the tracks the wrcckng
crews throw the debris over tho bank
into the Susoquehanna river
The Are IN tho two last Pullman
cara was finally eStIngulshed this
morning The contents Of these, whore
II N believed number Of bodies were
burned, were 10 completely burned that
Il was not possible 20 tell whether
there were any bodies IN them or not
II there were they were reduced TO
powdered ashes II In unolllclaly a..
tImntod that tho financial loss VIII
amount to 100000 This includes slb,.
600 for cash, Jcwelry and oihor personal
effects Of the passengers that were de-
ntroyed,
though they could hear the agonlzed
shrloks of the dying,
FIRST SPECIAL TRAIN
The first special train brought o. In.
jurcd to the hospital and the heeony
hroughth 20,
Delivery wagons, automobiles and Q
steollon Are engine brought between 70
ana 30 TO the hospital and the city pa
troll wagon carried II,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-11
YSAYE Is HERE.
lilo Talks rntortainisgly to a News"
Representative

Eugene ytayc, the great ylolInlst, mr.
rived from the east this morning, with
Mrs Ysayo, and a party Of four others,
over the Rio Grande, They were met
at the depot by willard WcIhc, the
Salt Lake Violnist who " an old time
friend Of MI Ysayc and who escorted
the party 90 the Knutsford hotel whore
they were well cared for Tho noted
artist very pleasantly received n
News" representative before retiring
20 his rooms, and IN short talk stated
that he had been IN salt Lake before,
Tho first time was 10 years ago and
the second visit occurred seven years
ago lie liked the west, he said there
In an atmosphere out here that makes
one feel more erect and bracing than
back In tho lower attitudes, Mr.. YsOyo
IL an observing man, he studies tho
face Of tho country through which
no passes, and he observes especially
such conditions as have amy bearing on
his art,
Tho visitor said since his arrival In
this country Inst November, he had
performed m 90 concerts ana rocli0lb,
and would appear IN many more, M no
IN ON route 10 san Francisco ana then
up TO Portland and Seattle, Mr. Yaayo
llNcs 20 play with orohostrls where tho
orchestrla are OF q higher order IN
Boston he had tho Boston symphony TO
back HIM and he says that orchestra
~ without doubt the finest IN the
United States, and cquNl 10 anything
IN Europe, With u very great leader,
llut tho visitor complained " the frlg'
ldity ~ Boston audiences. Thoy are 10
cold and unlosponslve, no said II eocms
Na though they considered II poor form
10 show amy enthusiastic appreciation
Mr. YsNyo likes tho Thomas Orohoslrl
with which he played I'm Chicago, but
remarked that II did not equal the Dos.
good orchestra and IN n very musical
town, 10 In Plttsburg, ana II also has a
good orchestra,
Tho visitor when asked what he
thought OF The musical status OF this
country replied that II was steadily
improving, and being niaod 10 n high-
or standard hut the progress N slow,
Mr. Nanyo spoke Of having met prosi.
dent Roosevelt I'm Denver and shaken
hands with HIM He said the president
spoke French lluenlly which made tho
meeting more gratifying 10 the artist,
who does not speak English very well,
lie thinks President Roosevelt IL n worry
fnc man, Mr. Yenyc looked with pleas.
urnhlo anticipation for this evenings
performance at the Theator whore no
win face an approclntlNo Salt Lake
audience once moro
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-11
CEMENT COMPANY
AGAINST CAIRNS.
Alabama Concern Wants Damages
ID the MuuIdccpt Sum Of
$751; 100
INCOMPETENCE IS CHARGED,
Was Employed TO Construct Cement
Plant and Purchased wrong
Kind Of Machinery

Suit was flcd In the district court
this afternoon by the Alabama Portland
Cement company against Thomas O.
Cairns to recover dam0gos In the sum
OF sSl 400, The complaint ollogos that
plaintiff employed defendant TO con-
stluct u cement plant for II at Demo'
polls, Alabama, on Jan D, 1901, ana 70
purchOfc all Of the necessary mochlh'
cry for the plant ana to manage tho
same Said defendant WAS employed
upon the representation that he was
experienced IN that business and was
posted ON the kind Of machinery need
ed. II IN alleged that the machinery
he purchased waR too small ana unnl
for the purposes OF the plant ana MAJ
to be replaced with other machinels
and that plalntllfB total damage be-
cause Of having to repair ana replace
said machinery was sSliOO, for when
amount Judgment N asked,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-11

Major Robert y, Smith Of tho pay 40.
partmont, T., =, Al, II IN town today,
making the boys az tho post feel cheer.
ful,
A concert win No given this evening
In the Fourteenth ward assembly
rooms for the benefit Of Elder G, Lar.
son, who II called TO perform "A mis-
sion IN Denmark
There promises TO DO about $500 PEG.
pic IN attendance on the United Com.
mcrcial Travellers association excursion
to Logan from this city June 0, Special
trains are 20 leave the Short Line depot
NJ and 10 n, IN, on the day mentioned
and the eXcurslonlsts VIII have throo
d0ye' outing, ACCOMPANIED by lIelds
band, and tho trip VIII only cost $3.50
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-11

an investment W. n railroad we must
be thoroughly satisfied on that point
before we build the road.
our limited through service TO CHE
cnRo VIII commence probably IN Nop-
tcinbor This VIII require an lnyost-
Went IN nine Pullman trains, These
trains VIII be the most perfect that
money ana brains can produce, | feel
justified In saying that they VIII excel
anything now operated In comfort ana
luxury,
ny that timo We win have the road
tod IN such perfect condition that we
win eat the running time between this
city and Nalt Lake 20 "a houra
Some OF our people think that ~
hours VIII be quick enough but ] am
decided on ~ hours, That VIII be u
continuous running tino Of 80 miles mn
hour or thcroabouta, which we should
readily make I have given great
portion OF my time 10 This work, ana
WIN continue 70 do 10, | may 10 10
Europe IN July Tor a brief trip, but |
win be back here soon"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-11
SHORT LINE PLANS.
Engineer Ashton Prepares FOR Nodei
Depot ~ Twin Fails,

The Twin Falls News has the fol.
lowing railroad Information OF Interests
william Aphton, chief engineer OF tho
oregon Short Line, arrived IN Twin
FAILS on Thursday lie came for the
purpose OF going over The grounds and
yard, The railway grade reached the
city carly In the week and the work Of
grading the side tracks ana station
grounds win follow Immediately,
The depot VIII stand opposite the
center Of block lbi, or Just half a block
west or FhoehOne 0yonuc, between Sho'
shono avenue and Ninth street II will
DO No located mn 10 facilitate traflo and
present the blocking OF streets by trains
shortly II IN announced, ehoshonQ
avenue VIII be opened up across Rock
creek, and Vlnduct win span tho
stream on the thorough fare, Tho traffic
into Twin Falls by this avenue prom.
lscs to he very heavy M the country
10 the Immediate west " nlready thick.
" settled The townslto company DO.
glreg that the farmers shall be NJ.
fordcd every facility ~ getting into tho
city, hence tho contemplated ylnduot
and opening of Rhoshono avenue.
While IN Twin Falls Mr. Ashton mr..
ranged Tor tho erection NJ building
on his quarter section 10 acres Of which
~ within the corporate limits Of the
city,