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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-11
Comptroller Of the Treasury In a
Decision Says Severe Things
About Him.
CONCERNS ACCEPTING REBATES
Government Above All Others Should
Not be Party 20 Violation OF Inter
state Commerce Law

Washington, April lo.-The comp
trolIer OF the treasury has rendered a
decision in which he criticises the
proposed action of the secretary of the
interior in accepting rebates from the
Southern Pacific railroad on freight Of
contractors engaged In work I'm the
west under the irrigation and reclama-
tIon act, in n communication to the
comptroller on March 90 last the Sec
rotary of the interior says
ION oct. 10, 1904, the department APP
proved a contract with the Southern
Pacific company providing for certain
concessions to contractors Under tho
reclamation act IN the freight rates on
their plant and materials sh pped to
and from tho work on the projects,
Other contracts of similar character
since have been negotiated with the
principal roads, These concessions In
rates are brought 10 the attention OF
all bidders on the work Of the recla-
nation service in order that they may
make due allowance for such conces-
siOns In their bids
"The attention OF this Office has been
called TO a request Of Sheerer & Co.,
who desire 10 be advised whether they
can obtain the benefit of concessions on
some shipments soon 10 be made by
them,
"These contractors made their bids
before any concessions had been ar
ranged with the Southern Pacific COM
pany, so their bids do not provide for
any benefit 10 the United States, and
accordingly this office has decided that
the contractor is not entitled to such
benefits
The communication goes on 10 state
that the railroad company however, is
willing to make the concession TO helu
along the work on the project az much
as possible, in case the benefits OF the
concession OF rates on these shipments
may be taken by the government and
credited to the project
The comptroller in the course OF his
reply says
II ! may be permitted to express an
opinion as to the legality of such trans
actions when considered IN relation "a
sections and % Of the interstate COM
merce acts of Feb. 4. 1881 and 1883,
would say that 1t Is extremely doubtful
II either can be maintained BY wha,
authority the government can contract
with a railroad that contractors plant
shall receive a rebate IN freights not
applicable to other shippers Is beyont
my comprehension. II this right exists
Il might as well extend to flour, hay
and other commodities and the vehi.
Giles used by a contractor In making de-
livery TO the government But grant.
ing such rights exists, when covered by
contract and such rebate taken into
consideration when the contract (,
made, by what stretch Of authority car
the government step In whore the con.
tract between II and the contractor ha,
been entered into and the amount to bC
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-11
Blockade Runner Crews.

Victoria, h. G, April lO-The steam.
er Athenlan, which arrived today from
Yokohama, brought the crews oi the
steamships Venus, Aphrodltc Viga and
Mercedes, blockade runners seized by
the japanese near Tsuruga straits, while
from Cardlr
The seamen report tho death VI two
men ~ the crew Of the Mars also seized
at TsurGga straits Her crew of 80
left the vessel which was caught In
the Ice. and two were frozen 10 death
being lost on the shores of Hokkaidl
Their companions whom searching FOR
them, discovered their bodies on the sea-
shore.
capt 7. II. Schwanor. successful
blockade runner was another passenger
lie ran the blockade to Vadivostok Nv 60
the second time bringing the steamship
Gassius TO Kobe ana selling her to tho
japanese.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-11

Of Or, Pierce, has resulted in a perfect
and permanent cure. The gcnunCSs o.
/ these cures Is attested not only by the
| entire disappearance OF pain, but by a
| gam Of flesh, clear complexion and 0
cheerful dispoSit ton.
A SCIENTIFIC MEpIcIyE.-Dr. Pierce,
| EavOrite Prescription is a scientific med
| icine, carefully devised by an experienced
and skillfnl physician, and adapted Il
woman's delicate organism. II IS purely
vegetable In Its composition and perfectly
harmless in It's effects IN am condition oj
| ne SB7tcm, IL contains no alcohol opium
dlgltalis or other injurious ingredient
was very low, and our home physician
sald ! would never be well until went to the
! hospital writes Mrs +. q. Taylor, OF Spring
| Arbor, Mass, Box ~. "Knowing what ! ala
/ OF your medicine | concluded to try II and
| felt sure II would cure me. To-day thank
/ Hod for Dr. Pielco's medicine | began keep
| Ing house the 18th day OF April and was lust
I able TO crawl about and IN three weeks
| could do all my own work, laundry and an
| l have taken six bottles OF Dr. pierces medl.
elmo and feel real good, but am not going &c
stop until am sure am cured. tell all my
lady friends about Dr. Pierce's wonderful
medicine They oil say. How good You are
looking, MIS- Taylor and answer Il Is ali
due 70 Dr. Plcrce's Fayorlte Prescription
An honest dealer will not urge substl,
tute In place of "Favorte Prescription
There Is nothing In tho world ojust as
good, although ayarcious druggists will
| sometimes say 90 for the sake Of the
greater profit to be made upon the In.
ferlor article Shun all such.
Every wise and careful housewife recog.
nizes tho value Of o good home medical
book, DR., Pierco's Common Sense Med.
icol Adviser is that kind OF book and
the best Of It's kind. u used to sell Tor
$50 per copy, Now big edition IA be-
Ing given away--FRER. For pAper-cOy.
| cred copy, send 81 one-cent stamps, to
cover mailing only French cloth bind.
Ing ten cents extra Address DR., K, V.
Pierce, Buffalo. N. Y.
Dr. PIerco's Pleasant Pellets once used
they are always In favor Their second.
airy effect is 10 keep the bowels open and
regular, not 10 further constlpate, as 4
the case with other pills. Hence, their
great popularity with sufferers nom
haoltgal constipation, piles and their
attendant discomfort aud manifold do.
| rangemcntS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-11
CONVICTS INDICTED.
Are Charged with the Killing
of Prison Guard.

salem, or, April 1O.-Harty Wright,
alias IL, c, Mutehart, and Charles Mon
te, alias w. Bennett. were today in
dicied by the state grand jury upon a
charge Of murder IN the first degree
for the killing Of Frank Terrell one OF
the three prison guards killed by Con-
victs Tracy and Merrill during the out
break Of June Q, 1908. Wright and
Monte are implicated as accessories
before the fact IN smuggling the guns
and ammunition into the penitentlary
with which Tracy and Merrill eff
fected their escape. Wright is serving
a three-y year sentence at the Walla Wal
la prison for grand larceny and Monte
is serving six years in the Oregon state
prison for burglary. Gov Chamberlain
win issue a requistion for the extra
dition Of Wright whose term of sen,
tence expires April L.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-11
Straiton Estate Wins.

Colorado Springs. colo, April 10
received word that NO unitSl states su.
prcme court had declined To grant the
request Of the Venture CORPORATE II Of
London, Eng, for "a writ Of ccrtiorari In
the suit against the Strattou estate,
The action was first brought In the
United states court, claiming 100000
damages for alleged sailing ct the indie
pcndonce mine A the trial verdict
was given tho Stratton side, and the Ven
turo company appeared to the United
victory was scored for the Srltton es-
state and the Venture attorneys sought
to carry the case into tho United States
supreme court; but the denial OF the APP
pliCatiOn has finally settled the case In
favor Of the estate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-11
WANT AN INJUNCTION.
To Stop Organization of Chicago
Council on Non-partisan Basis.

Chicago, April 10 Abuer Harding
brother Of Alderman,tlect Geo. f. Harl-
Ing, Jr, filed petition today for an IN
structlon restraining che on.partl an
committee Of the city council and the
Municipal Voters league from ca rying
out plan to organize the incoming cOun-
ell on "a non-partisan basis. Judge WIN es
denied the motion for an Injunction. saw
the conscIences Of city aldermen. Tho bill
charged that an ougdichy Of wealth
men has obtained control Of the leasue
and under the mask OF public vii ture ls
engaged ~ an attempt 10 usurp the fumc-
lions Of the government II HE city and
defeat the Win Of the people Alderman
Harding was opposed by the league at
the recent city election.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-11
KILLED AT INITIATION.
Man Shot to Death at a knights
OF pythias Lodge.

Little Rock. Ark. April p.-NybYs
Ebcnezcr Runyan was being Initiated by
the local lodge knights of Pythas at ri.
BEL hall he was shot and instantly Killed
Charles Fuller IN officer % the lodge.
was ofiiciaung at the imitation and It Is
had been loaded. although II was vupposl "a
TO contain blank Cartriug q, Tho bull eL
entered Runyun's brain. The lodge broke
UP In CONSERVATION.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-11
JAPANESE MINERS DEpoRTED
All Made to Leave Town o
Brownsville, Cal.

Marysyille, Cal, April l0,--All the
Japanese miners az Brownsville a
small mining town 20 miles east OF
Marysville, have been summary de-
ported, A few of them went there re-
Gently 10 work on the dumps at the
mines, but the white population OBJ
iected to their presence and commit
tee waited on them with the firm re-
quest that they depart Immediately,
which they did.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-11
SUBWAY COLLISION.
Coroner's Jury say it Was Due
To Incompetent Employees.

New York, April 1o--'rhe employment
OF incompetent men by the Interbo-
rough Rapid Transit company was as
cribed by a corouer's jury today as the
cause Of the collision In the subway on
March T. IN which two persons we're
killed and many injured. The verdict
censured the company for employing
inexperienced motormen.
The accident occurred during the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-11
Time Table
IN EFFECT
ApriI2,l9O5
ARRIVE.

ARRIVE.
From Ogden, Portland, Butte
San Francisco, Chicago, 81.
Louis. Omaha and Denver e. $40 a, m.
From Ogden and intermediate
points ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ''9'D a'n'
From Ogden, Cache Valley, and
intermediate points ,.,,,,,,,.., ll:55 a m.
From Ogden, Chicago, 81. Louis,
Kansas city, omaha, Denver,
and San Francisco ..,.,.,.,,, t.i5 p, m,
From Ogden, Cache Valley,
Francisco ,'...,.'' ,,.,.,,,.,,,,. TAO pm.
DEPART.
For ogden, Omaha, Chicago.
Denver, Kansas City and st.
Louis ,,,.,,..,,,.,.,., ..,,,.,,'' ''w am
For Ogden Portland. st. An
thony, San Francisco and In.
termediate points -. ,,,-, -, go lO!O IN.
For Ogden, Omaha, Chicago,
Denver Kansas City, ST. Louis
and san Francisco ,,.,,,,.,., lao pm,
For Ogden Cache Valley, Dem
YER Kansas city, Omaha, ST.
Louis and Chicago ,,,,.,,.,,. ,5;45 pm
For Ogden, Cache Valley, Butte
Helena, Portland San Fran
Cisco and intermediate points As pm
T. NJ. SCHUMACHER, Trat. Mgr
ID, II. hurley G. II. q 7. A,
II. s. SPENCER, A. G., e T. A.
City Ticket Office, pol Main Street
Telephone $50,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-11
Father Leopold Van Corp, Dead.

Butte, April 1O--Father Leopold Van
Corp Of st. Igantius mission IN the Bit
ter Root valley, is dead. Father Van
Corp was a pioneer OF the northwest
and one Of the widely known Catholic
workers who have given their lives to
the Christian education Of the Indians
and the Uplifting of whites. He came
TO Mor/na in 1860. For many years he
was the general superior OF the Rocky
mountain mission,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-11
Charged with Murder.

Trinidad colo. April 10 -Promrt ac-
tion by tho coroner's jury impaucied 10
hold an Inquest over the body OF ex-
Treasurer John Il. Fox OF Las Animas
county. who was shot down in mo most
office here last Saturday, has done much
10 allay the lynchng sentiment
The jury completed Its work this af-
tenono, rendering verdict holding
Deputy Sheriff Joe Johns responsl.
BILE on a charge of murder with fclonI-
GUS intent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-11

strike on the lnterborough company's
lines, an express train crashing into
local which was standing at the
Twenty-third street station.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-11
Billiards. Horehound Syrup.

Immediately relieves hoarse, croupy
cough. oppressed, rafting, raspng and
difficult breathing. Henry c. Stearns,
Druggist, Shullsburg, WIS, writes, May
90 1891: 81 have been selling Billiards.
Horehound Syrup fer two years and have
never had a preparation that has given
better satisfaction. / notice that when I
sell a bottle they come back for more.
can honestly recommend H." 25c 5Qc, 81 10.
Sold by u. c, NJ. L. Drug Dept
HANGING topipht Saltair Train &
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-11
SAN PEDRO,
Los ANGELES
and SALT LAKE
r R co.
TIME TABLE
LEI An H.
From oregon Short
Line Depot, Salt

Lake CITY.
No. For Provo Fairfield, Mer-
cur Nephi Mantl and inter-
mediate points on Sanpete -
Valley Ry. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OO a. m.
No Q for Garfield Beach, Tooele,
stockton, Mammoth Eureka
and silver city (yia Learn
ington cut-oft).,. ...,..,.,.,.,... 7;i5 am,
No. / for Provo, Nephi. Milford,
Newhouse, Caliente Las Vegas
and intermediate points .,..u.'6'Oo pm.
ARRIVE.
No from Las, Vegas, C0liente,
Newhouse, Milford Nephi
Provo aud intermediate points. .0;i5 a. m.
No. from Manti, Nephl, Provo,
MerCur and intermediate points'5;S5 pm.
No. from silver city Nam,
moth, Eureka, stockton, Tooele
and Garfeld Beach ,,,,,.",,,,.'o;S6 pm
'Daily.
Daily Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car ser
vice between salt Lake city and Milford,
Modena, Caliontcs and Las Vegas.
Direct stage connections for all mining
districts in southern Utah and Nevada,
CITY Ticket Of1ce. II West 2nd South ST,
Telephones 1856.
Il. W. GTILETT, j /. MOORE.
Gon'l Pass. Agt. DIST Pass' Agt'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-11
Where Can You

find anything like Fels-Naptha?
Doubles the life Of clothes. Cuts
wash-day in half.
Fels.Naptha Philadelphia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-11
TEA

Our fortune and hope are
in tea, in good tea,
You probably want that
tea,
Your grocer raau' your MONEY you don't liz,
sthiin.t
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-04

vida dc trinnios. ioao ra' aau#i
he q fincon iei. ft' he az
!. rndad dnnae e ri n ga
cion M herfa sus o'ios % er.
IcgarSc NJ amor : : "a yt.a Ga
- srru los dc raafo rtu-
mes Dc flores
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-04
Fugitive


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gXtrH fa Nnta
hlanta cono uu eefss 0c nlrtc
en- IN ama Be- aN. Hf A.
na> RI waf'. Ens i1ar
- asnl 1e fIsgea.,'> .aHl .taAsp>
i.anGulaatn cntc f.,. uass ga
q ventane - hal'aha lic-uanta
hermosa nuier eu cuNo esra
ron halo 4 in'ertur,u sl rf9o
iavoTitO
pues bien amigo &c &c
cia- -vo he sido ia u,a.i Ia = q
LA Que el huracan del orgullo
IA iraiao a eSla PLAYA " ada
en RIGA cuna. Vi deslizarse mi
lnfauUia roleaaa dc opu en>la.
entregads al eoce que me pro
porcionaOa ms mluc~ao y ms
flores; pero el item 20 velo y (, n
este mi infancla. llegando un
dia eli que la nina &C 10 Il pues
TO a la mujer Y mi alma, 'osvl-
dando las puerilidades de la nj
nez sintlo sed, sed devoradOrd
que 500 Sc apaga en- esA tuenle
divina que sellama amor. cu"n-
do 70 estaba en- un deoleIto. Ga
mine al aZar, llevando en- mi al
ma todaS las tortuTas. los dolo- /
res todos. Ala. mJy leJos, don /
de mi vista apenas alcanzao |
pareciome yer un OASIS de ver !
dor purisimo Y icuan dul e rue
mi esperanza al cOnceblr la ideal
de tenerle! iDlos mio! me die, !
isera esta una aluclnaclon de
mis- Sentidos' ~-
Gratamente emocion2da an
duve mas laprisa Y cuardo es'
tuve muy Cerca, Cu ando Caol po- /
dia mirarme en- suS aguas. vi |
abrirse ante mi IN ablsmO tan
grande. tan immense, que me
quede tremula de .espantp, con
templandolo. iCjeio santo. ico-
mo Sc empano MI fellcldad con
las brumas de la de>gra la! \ to
do tpor que' Porque aquel oasis
era muy humildc para yo oaciar
mi sed. iOh amor, porque ha
bras baiado a la TERRA 81 en-. tn
persecution Sc han &c haIlar
tantos abrojos.
iQue amarga fut mi vida des
de entonceo. Que suen 5 mas
horrorOsOs venian q acre-entar
mi martirlo! En- eHos vela an
mar de desgraCias, ete anto 81 !
olas gigantescas para amenazas
me con sus ru2ldOs. Mi padre
me lam0 un dia y me lilo "ile
llegado 4 comprender que an S;
he sabido que tn Corazon h dvs-
pertado del sueno de Ia lrocen
cia, pero es neCesarlo que aho !
gues ese amor en- Ell fo1do dc
pecho, porque tn padre Jamas
COnsent1Ta que unas III Suel u al
la de un obrero miserable
AQuellas palabras zoe h'cle-
ron mucho da1o; aqnello ne
fue mas Cruel que una senten
cia de muerte; superior a t"do.
los martirlos humanOs, porqu
yo amaba con toda la tuerza de,
mi alma
Encerrada como un rui,en ri
en- su jaula, llegue a compren-
der cuan desastrOsO es el a~plQ
del orguilO, cuando este lIeR" 2
morder ell cOraz0n humane. NJ
suerte no sc unlrla a la de un'
obrero porque mi alcurnia ell
mas elevada ,oh miserlas hu
manas, A veces baJO la hunl-
de blusa de un oOrero Sc oculla
un coraZ0n t0do nobleZa. rllen
tras las almas .ulneS y enVlle
cidas estan cubiertas De hni>lm"
pano.
Mi situaci0n era terrible \
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-04
HOTEL MARINA

Hsbierdn saubiado dc dueho este aereditaa1'
estableciniento. han tido ntrodu.lua ~ -
los meores dc Al eiase -
Ia ii se enc ntrarsn los mas @qnisito' gls-
tns do las e6cinas frsncesas americana IN
plesa V sriella aSi como an e1teieAle seSsl-
sio an ies. 10 cue ~ rsasiona con ssta ala"
. = de eA.hlesimisntos
ES Una vista al HeteI Marina,
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-10
WEALTH MADE FROM WASTE
MilliOnaire's Advice to Those who
Pine for n Bundle of the
Wherewith

Study waste products II you would get
rich," said millionaire. Find some way
OF utilizing a waste that is now deemed
worthless, Set up a little plant, buy in
your waste for a few cents q ton and ex-
tract from each ton dollars worth of iron
or soap or silk or something. Then YOU
will soon be rolling in money.
There was once a poor man who made
soap. A by-product OF the soap business
was in his day a thick sirupy oily LIQUID
that ran off from the soap kettles into
the sewers by hundreds of gallons daily.
for II was, you see. considered valueless
But the poor man converted this sirupy
liquid into glycerine He could get all
he wanted Of the liquid for nothing and he
could sell it, refined by distillation, for 25
cents pint He gave up soapmaking
He became glycerine maker solely. Soon,
too, he became millionaire.
Coal tar, the thick, black fluid that used
to be left over from gasmaking, was once
thrown away. Today there is no limit to
the things that coal tar gives us II gives
us saccharine, which is ninety times sweeter
than sugar. 1t gives us scores of brill
liant aniline dyes. 1t gives US two of our
most benehcent medicines, anti-febrine and
anti-pyrine, II gives us benzne naphtha,
creosote and carbolic acid. And each of the
men who, looking into the ugly and vile
depths OF this coal tar fluid, found there
a thing of value, became rich
Poor men become rich not by following
the old, beaten, crowded roads, but by
striking out new roads for themselves
over the marshes of the worlds waste II
is possible, believe me- TO strike out many
an easy and short cut TO the city of sue
cess. Chicago Chronicle.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-10
PATRICk'S CASE AFFIRMED
By Majority of One New York Court
Decides the Fate of
Prisoner.

ALBANY. N Y, June 9.-The court OF
appeals today, by divided court, voting
to 3, sustained the lower courts in ad-
judging Albert T. Patrick, the New York
lawyer guilty of murder in the first de-
gree, in causing the death of William
Marsh Rice, an aged millionaire, formerly
of Texas. On April Z, 1902, Patrick was
convicted on an indictment charging him
with the murder of Rice by chloroform
and mercury administered to him during
his sickness on September %, 1900.
The opinion holds that Jones confession
was sufficiently corroborated in all essen
tial particulars and concludes that the
physical presence of Patrick was not neces-
sary. In the eye of the law he had, in the
person of his accomplice, the miserable tool,
whom he had fashioned for his purposes
and had induced to do the killing"
The dissenting judges hold that material
errors were permitted in the trial of the
case and that important evidence in Pat
rick's favor was improperly excluded. Judge
O'Briens opinion holds that it was not
proved and cannot be proved that Rice was
living when the chloroform was applied 10
his face and that mo one thought of chloro-
form as the agency of the death until
Jones had made his fourth and last confess
sion, after recanting three others that
were shown TO be false"
He sharply critcizes both the court and
the district attorney in connection with the
conduct of the case.
Chief Judge Cullen, in a short opinion,
concurs with Judge O'Bren for reversal,
but disagrees with him as to several propo-
sitions.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-10
SPANISH KING TO LEAVE FOR HOME
State Ball Closes AIfOnsO's Visit
TO Great Britain


LONDON, June 9.-This was the last day
of King Alfonsos stay In London. He
leaves here tomorrow for Spain. His ma
Jesty spent this morning In witnessing a
drill of the fire brigade, inspecting the
National Gallery of Pictures and in seeing
the geological gardens, where he Joined
other youthful visitors in feeding the
monkeys with nuts and the elephants with
biscuits Subsequently the young king, ac-
companied by King Edward, went to Wind
sor. A state ball at Buckingham palace
tonight wound up the program for King
Alfonso's entertainment.
The ceremonies attendant upon the visit
to London of King Alfonso of Spain ended
tonight with a dinner at Marlborough house
and state ball at Buckingham palace,
which latter was the most brilliant func-
ton of the weeks heavy program.
His majesty spent the morning in wit
Messing drill of the fire brigade inspect
ing the pictures in the national gallery
and In seeing the geological gardens, where
he entertained many youthful visitors in
feeding the monkeys with nuts and the
elephants with biscuits.
In the afternoon King Edward, King
Alfonso and their suites visited Windsor
castle, which the Spanish king saw for
the first time. He visited the royal apart
ments and became enthusiastic over the
splendid views which, however, were to
some extent spoiled by a continued heavy
rain,
His majesty was given an enthusiastic
welcome by the boys OF Eton college. He
afterward drove to Frogmore, to visit the
tomb of Queen Victoria. The royal party
returned to London late in the evening.
having received great reception at all
stations along the route.
The royal visitor will leave London to-
morrow morning and will sail at noon
from Dover.
King Alfonso invited King Edward and
Queen Alexandra to visit Spain at their
earliest opportunity and 1t is probable that
the invitation will be accepted.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-10
NEW BISHOP IS CHOSEN
Rev. Frederick FOOte johnson Elected
Protestant Episcopal Coadjutor
of south Dakota.

NEW YORK, June 9.-Rev Frederick
'Foote Johnson of Springfield, Mass, was
today elected coadjutor missionary bishop
Of South Dakota by the Protestant Episco-
pal house of bishops to assist Bishop Hare.
Minister johnson is native of Connecti-
cut and graduate Of Trinity college, Hart
ford, and Of the Berkeley divinity school.
NORTH BROOKFIELD. Mass, June g.
Rev. Frederick f, Johnson. who was today
elected bishop coadiutor of the South Da-
kota missionary district has been in charge
Of Christ church here for several months
At one time he resided in Redlands, Cal.