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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
DENNER'S NEW CHARTER,
Colorado Supreme Court Renders
A Decision on IL.

Denver Colo june 23--'rho supreme
court today handed down decision
holding invalid any portion " the new
charter Of the city and county OF Dcn-
yer which conflicts with the constl,u-
ton ana laws OF the state regulating
counties, and also that county gov-
crnmont must be maintained by Don-
yer separate and distinct from the
municipal government,
The county officers elected by the
Democrats at the May election year
ago are busted, ana the Republicans de-
clufcd elected At the fan election, BY
multiplying the returns from number
NJ precincts because ~ fraud, are seat
ed, The charter provision for u second
county iudgeshln " held Invalid, ANA
the incumbent, Horny V, Johnson, do
unrod usurpoL The offoct on the
many decisions rendered by Judge
Johnson during the past year II prob.
lpmullpul
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
DISMISSED FROM YALE,
Senior Cornelius 4. Daly Let
Ont for "Crihhing"

Sew Haven Conn June 30, Corno.
Illus Edward DAILY the Vale senior. who
has been rowing In No, seat In the
varsity clghl aud who was consd.
cred one of the bosl oarsmcn IN the
crew vas today dropped from the col.
lego roll for conduct improper I'm u
member of the university" The nu.
ton was taken by the faculty NJ n
Lengthy meeting this afternoon. M
which the case was thoroughly dis.
rlssod
Tho particulW. charge against TIM
nHrsmun ls based ON his examination
In psychology IN u course offered h,
Prof George r. ludd whether Duly
In Ms examination used notes Of an
improper character or otherwise vic.
lated the rules Is question about
which differing opinions were held By
the verdict of the faculty he IN ,lis,
missed from the university within 10
few days Of the time when ho would
have received his degree
Days plnrc iu the Vale eight ~ luk.
on by OW Mayer VINO rs AN oSpoUt
enced onrHmon though not us tail or
hS heavy nv DAILY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
CABINET DISCUSSES
CHINESE EXCL US|0N
Situation Is Considered Serious
Both by the President and His
Official Family,
TROUBLE OVER ENFORCING LAW
President Is Determined That III
Chinese Shall Have Fair
Treatment

WoFhIupton June 23..ChIuosc Inn.
migration 10 this country ana mo exec
rution Of the Chinese exclusion laws
constituted the principal topic " dis
cugsion al iodoys meeting Of the cable
not II was me lugl meeting of the
cabinet "a be- held before President
Roosevelt shall leave Washington for
The summer
The situation NJ REGARDED both by the
incident nnd members of hlH cabinet
o. serious As socN Tart puusod IT,
thcro seems to be- moro trouble over me
administration Of the mW thnn IN the
Inv Itself ~ Fact he expressed the
belief that 100 much time was spent
In developing evidence against Chinese
who, prcMmnbly were entitled to enc
ter the country
The president made Il clear ~ ihu
meeting today nat he was determined
the chinese should have full troOlmcnl
under the lnw Whenever they applied
for admission IN this country ut amy
port llo believed This was not only In
the interest Of American manufacture
piA ana business men, but no moro man
lust 10 the Chinese, While no definite
decision WIS reached M loduy'r mrrls
ng II was the generally expressed
opinion, that the Umlcublr diplomatic
mud trade relations which ms country
has always maintained with emma
thould bo continued " possible, 10 THIS
end Spoy Hay VIII take action ON be-
nall Of this country
Tho report that the commercial guilds
a. 4. l..N MI
fast agreement to boycott the Amurl'
can made goods has had a disturbing
Eject on American producers intcts
tsiod In the Chinese trade II VIII be
the effort ~ This government 10 en-"
ucaNor Ia correct any sapprohonHlon
Tint may exist I'm emma ~ To the too
huiah enforcement of the chinese oN.
uluslon laws There II no deposition to
exclude from The country any of the
classes Of Chimes who ara exempt IRON
the operation of the exclusion law
Scoy Molcalf Of the department, Of
commerce ana labor who haH direct
supervision ~ the immigration buronu,
does not believe that unnecessary
harshneW n used IN tho enforcement Of
the law, hut ig investigating the sub.
iccl with view In correcting amy evils
of administration that may be de.
,clOpcd lie pointed out at the cabinet
meeting today that the United states
llndo with rhina In cotton goods alone
loi the 10 months ot the present fiscal
year has aggregated i2lQ0OOOO ns
against S,OO001O for the previous fiscal
year NE hoped this trade would not
h disturbed through any m.sundor'
standing ana expressed the belief that
II would not be,
An the members Of the cabinet were
ptgonl NJ tho meeting II was the
last cabinet meeting probably which
SocN Morton VIII attend ~ he rN.
poets formally 10 sever hia connection
Win the administration on the 3Oth m
stunt Meantime he win spend much of
hls time In New York attending 10 his
now duties In connection with the
Equitable Lile Assurance society, He
VIII be IN Washington on ,ho 30lh IN.
Nnnt 10 Turn over the navy depart
ncnt 10 his successor charles j,
bunHparo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
Gold from Nome,

Seattle, juno 90 The steamer ON.
gun arrived ut Il o'clock tonight from
Mono. the trip hrnR made IN HiN duNg.
20 hours the oregon brought treas,
urr valued nj SlinO0O She had alp
II passengers including u number d,
federal prisoners bound fur MpNcllls
island ana several insane people, with
the treasure brought by the steamer
Jefferson ourlirr today the receipts In
gold for the past y hours foot M ~
NlG0O0 The OHIO, which hfl ahead
NJ the oregon hUu not yet been report,
ed, The steamer Dolphin arrived here
this morning WlthS25OOOO IN gold the
gold came nom the klondlko and WAS
lOmhInnol u Tho nRlny nlhcn holn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
why ALIENS RESIGNED.
Ne Was Under Sentence Ivy the
IerrOrists,

~ Petersburg June GA story Ia
,mIcut In the ely that the day before
GRAND Duke AlcNIs resigned the post
nj hIRh Admiral he received formal
warning nom he lororisls Informing
him uut unless be- retired within %
hours "a spnlruOc uu him would be
passed and oXcrutpd
AuD the labor disturbances Of Jan.
nary go, which resulted IN much blood.
shed In Sl Petersburg, n N0s reported
dcmncd lu death by the iorrOrisis II
Vul further asserted that for "A
long lnuc after the murder NJ
GRAND Duke Scrglus, Fob, H. Ale.
sis did not leave hls palace, nv he had
again hoou notified that the torrorsts
bad placed hla name ON the llat pf
those who were a. De executed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24

the arrival OF The vcnmrn at San
Francisco
There ls uo ohllRall Ion on the pare ~
the iullcd SttloH postal authorities or
the railroads which carry the mail lu
mako up thosp tWo days and II IL done,
through the combined efforts uf the
Two only l4 matter Of pride, ana
because the Australian mail Nhlph
Crosses The continent every -four weeks
has never been late
n as not known Whpt delayed me
Ventura, hut The steamship reached
port $50 days late The mail mckR,
the seals Of whlch are not broken from
the time they leave Australia until
they arrive In England, weigh 10000
pounds. They loft San Francisco a
few hours after the Ncssol reached
port but D. WAS found they could not
make connection Win the burlington
fast train al Council BUNS,
Traffic Manager Euslls ~ thp Bur.
lnRton agreed io run special Train
for the mall mckH rhcy have lofl
chicago on their way east
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
You get new Strength at once!

When you feel used up, when YOU tire easily these
signs that your nerves need attention, They protest
against neglect and c,crwork
The nerves control every organ OF the body IA good
constitution" means simply sound, strong nerves Every
kind OF weakness sickness is due TO lack OF the strong
nerve force which keeps the organs working properly
When tho nerve system is not strong and welnoshed,
ono IL easily run down'-caSy oycrworkcd. Then the
nerves need new powerfully must be nourshcd TO restore
their strength and they won't do their work in the right
way until they arc fed
Pancs Celery Compound is a tonic---a food for your
nerves II vii build your nerves back TO healthy condi
ton, II will give them strength and vitality.
For iS years Panc's Celery Compound has been the
standard nerve tonic and yitazcr,
Pancs Celery Compound is the prescription of Prof T.
i, Phelps the great physician Of Dartmouth University.
All physicians know the famous formula and il is con.
stany prescribed by them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
Felt Five Years Younger

nfrRha
cndin
d NE value pones celery mpond began taxing oa found that helped
''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
Try one bottIe--see how much better you fee
PA|NE'S cELERY COMP
The celebrated nerve Ytalizer and tonic
The celebrated nerve vitalizer and tonic

druggist who wanted TO retain his customers would
not give them counterfeit money In change-but some
druggists do not TO know that 1t Is just dishonest
and Just as bad business sell you counterfeit OF the gen
unc Paincs Celery Compound,
There are no genuine Celery Compounds except Paines
Celery Compound-al others are countercits and are
unsafe fraudulent, unknown limitations See that your
druggist treats you honestly, The honest druggists are
Just anxious you give and receive honest treatment,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
states Claim Outlowel,

a. Paul June 13,-- tho case ul the
state against congrossmiu g, ", Ruck.
man lo recover $4,000 lor alleged ll.ogul
timber cutting, tho supreme court has
decided against he state, nddihg TINT
the states claim has been oplluws u.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
FOR a,==,,-. ue,>..-e
$SyS':l'S4GZTHE BLOOD
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~SHs " household saying When the blood order or
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Sores and Ulcers Sou0 Contagious Blood Poison and all other
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hred Tree OF charge NE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA GA.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-24
AUS'l RALIAN MAIL
Postal Authorities HOLDING ship
while II Races Across Continent,

chicago, dune 23..ln order 10 catch
the steamship Euwa which is held
four hours overtime In New YORK at
the request of the United Nlaios post
ma across the continent, va nv to mako
NJ two days lost through "A delay W
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-20
CHARLES DODGE
ON THE STAND
He TestifipS as to His Relations
With Hummel.
MORSE ALSO HEARD
Stated That He Took Ii Upon Him.
self to DO Everything Possible
to Break Up the Marriage
of His Nephew.

New York, Dec. 20.-Charles F.
Dodge, the former husband of Charles
w. Morse, the first witness Monday in
the prosecution of Abraham A. Hum
mel. the lawyer. who is charged with
conspiring to annul Mrs. Morse's mar
riage to Mr.. Morse.
After Dodge had declared that his
divorce from hi1 former wife was ille-
gal and the court had set it aside. 1t
was charged that he was kept in Texas
and most pi'incely entertained by per-
sons interested in having his divorce
declared void.
Dodge told of receiving $500 in a
period of three months from Hummel
and men whom Hummel sent to him,
and of changing his testimony about
the facts in his original divorce case
from Mrs. Morse. He testified that
in New York City in 1898 he was serv-
ed with a summons by lawyer nam
ed Sweetster in Mrs. Morse's original
divorce suit. He testified also that he
retained Mortimer Ruger as his COIN
sci in this case. Later. when the va
lidity of this di-orce was questioned,
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-20
ARGUMENT BEGINS.
Attorney McCrory Given Close Atten'
ton by Monk Gibson.

San Antonio, Dec. 2o.-Argument In
the Monk Gibson case began Tuesday
morning at 10 o'clock. Testimony Of
the defense closed with John Grimes.
jaiIor of Bexar county jail. Jose Villa
rel. a deputy sheriff OF Bexar county.
was on the stand. Grimes testified as
to Glbson's present weight, which he
said was 10f pounds. Said Gibson gave
an exhibition OF strength In the jail by
lifting men. Described Gibson's ap-
pearance when lie was placed In jail
here. Said he had on a jumper and
long pants. Witness was asked II the
district attorney had not given orders
that an extra large pair of new pants
be purchased for the prisoner. District
Attorney Baker resented the imputa-
ton and declared he only wanted the
prisoner to appear in court clothed in
his usual costume Yillarel testified as
to Gibson's weight when he was
brought here from Edna. Said it was
ninety-two pounds.
Sheriff Egg of Jackson county. was
called by the state and related the cap
ture Of Gibson eleven days after the
commission of the crime.
The first speaker in the argument
was W. w. McCrory, county attorney
of Jackson county. Mr.. McCrory Is a
young man. we'll educated. a fluent
speaker and intensely southern. He Is
thoroughly in earnest in his prosecution
OF Monk Gibson and is convinced that
the negro boy committed the crime I'M
aided and alone. The court was stlll
as death when McCrory took his stand
before the jury to begin his argument.
AS the speaker proceeded with his ar
gument Monk was observed to lean for
ward TO catch what the, orator had to
say. At times he appeared TO falter.
especially when the attorney dwelt
upon the grewsome details of the trag-
edy and again when the adj and iron
duced and displayed before the jury.
Monk was observed then to cast his
eyes I'm another direction.
In presentation OF the states side
McCrory took all the threads and bits
OF facts at his command and made
them into a chain of circumstantial
evidence against Gibson. He indicated
that the only possible motive for the
murder was the rape OF Mildred Lee
Conditt. twelve-year-old daughter OF
J. F. Conditt. He showed from circum-
stances surrounding the crime that It
was not tho result Of deliberate con-
spiracy and that the nature of the
country around the Conditt homestead
prohibited the idea that two men could
have perpetrated the murder and es-
capped unseen.
Gibson appeared in the courtroom in
long pants.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-20
AFTER AN ALlBi.
State Attempts to Prove That FELIX
Powell is Innocent

San Antonio. Dec. 2O.--State in Monk
Gibson case rested at 4:3O o'clock Mon
day afternoon. Three witnesses for
the defense were examined.
The feature of the trial Monday was
the testimony of Felix Powell. A num-
Der of witnesses who have been on the
stand during the last four days have
testified that Monk Gibson -cused
Powell Of the murder of the Conditt
family and that he later reneged so
far as his statement incriminated Pow
ell. Sheriff Tobin of Bexar county tes-
titled to this effect Saturday. saying
Monk told him that he (Monk) had lied
when he accused Powell. Cross exam
ination OF Powell was sensational. Pur-
pose of state was to prove an alibi.
The gallery is crowded with negroes
and they seem TO regard the trial as an
amusement.
Look at dat niggah's feet" would
be heard. as some big negro used to
work in rice farm stepped onto the
stand.
Look at dat niggah tryin' to play
lax he amt scared when ne can't draw
his BRET
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-20
THE FIGHTING (
WAS FRlGHTFUL
Conditions In Province of COurland
Are Terrible.
BARBARITY COMMON
Troops Assisted the Socialists In
Taking Possession o. Kharkofr
and with Picks. Axes and
ReyOlyers Rule.

St Petersburg. Dec. s0.-Frightful
stories are pouring in at Mitau, prov
ince of Courland, OF desperate fighting
taking place in the interior of that
province between troops and insur-
gents. Revolving tales are told OF the
barbarities practiced on German land
lords, who are more detested by the
Let's than are the Russians.
In fight near Tukum fourteen dra-
gOons were killed and sixteen wound
ed. II is estimated that 300 insurgents
were killed.
Despite the statement that two army
corps are being sent to the Baltic PROV
inces IL is learned that no such mum.
Der OF troops are available. The gov
eminent has sent two regiments from
St. Petersburg In reply to frantic ap-
peals for achievements. but IL is con-
sidered too dangerous to deplete the
garrison OF the capital any further dur
ing the present crisis. and the govern
ment can only await the arrival of
Cossacks and other troops which are
being hurried forward by General Line
time the governments fear is the re-
bellion. which is extending southwark
to the Polish frontier. may arouse the
Poles to an armed uprising.
Reliable details regarding the estab-
lishment of the so-called republic OF
Kharkoff have arrived. The work
mans Socialist organization. Joined by
300 troops. took possession Of the city
and with the aid of the militia armed
with pixies. revolvers and axes. estab-
lished the government Of the FEEDER
ated Council" as the executive commit
tee was called. This council Issued de-
crees which the authorities are per-
fectly powerless to resist.
In the fighting at Tukum the mob
killed soldiers. cut off their arms and
legs and ripped open their bodies. The
streets are strewn with dismembered
parts.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-20
SURRENDERED and Fined.

Chicago. Dec. 20.-OfficiaIs of the
so-called brick trust" of Chicago made
a complete surrender to states attor-
ney Healy in court. and were fined an
aggregate OF $4,000. The company and
number OF its officials. together with
two labor leaders. were Indicted for
conspiracy to do an Illegal act TO pre-
vent competition and to restrict the
production and sale OF brick in the Chi
cago market.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-20
CROWD BEFORE BANK.
After Much Pushing and Showing Order
Was Finally Restored.

Was Finally Restored.
Chicago, Dec. ALPHABETICALLY normal
conditions were restored in local bank
Ing circles Tuesday and there was not
the slightest surface indication Of the
disturbance caused by the suspension
OF the Walsh banks. Runs on Chicago
National and Home SoS.1aEsas.~ SS
no excitement
whatever around the national bank and
but very little in the offices of the
Home Savings bank. A large crowd OF
depositors gathered before the saw
ings bank an hour before the time OF
opening Of the doors. All Of them Gp-
parently desired to he the first TO OBJ
tain their money. There was but one
policeman on duty In front of the build
ing and he was hopelessly overmatch-
ed. He sent in n call for aid and In a
short time. Lieutenant Hartford with
n detail OF officers had arrived and
formed the depositors into line. Push
ing and showing through the doors was
stopped by officers and quiet at once
restored. About 500 men were in line
and the work OF paying them of went
on rapidly United States District At
torney Morrison and States Attorney
Healy both stated there was nothing
I'm connection with the operations OF the
banks that had been called to their at
tention.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-20
TRAGIC THREAT.
~ viii Kill Myself ~ You Whip Me-"
Said RaIph Hart

Memphis. Dec. Pot will kill myself
II you whip me" With this threat
Ralph Hart. a thirteAn-year-oId school
boy. broke from his mothers restrain
ing grasp at the Hart home on Spruce
street. and. snatching a revolver. fired
bullet into his head. The boy died
an hour later. Mrs. II. NJ. Hart. his
mother. was attempting to correct the
lads disobedience when the tragedy
occurred.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-20
AWFUL SLAUGHTER.
Al One Place Thrt Hundred Person,
Were Slain on Street

Berlin, Dec. pa dispatch to the
Lokal Anzeiger from Koenigsburg
Prussia. says: During the street fight
ing at Mitau. the capital OF Courland
900 persons were killed.
At Linnewarden. in southern Livonia,
the revolutionists liberated all the pas
sengers and shot Assistant District
Governor Petersen and NJ. Maxine
witch. his secretary. and threw their
bodies into the river.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-20
COTTON STATES LEAGUE.
Salary Limit Fixed and Twelve Men
For Each Of the Clubs.

vicksburg. Miss. Dec. 2J.-At the an
nual meeting OF the Cotton States
League OF Baseball Clubs. held in this
city. the salary limit was fixed at ST.
100, and each club limited to twelve
men. Greenville. winner OF last sea
sons pennant, served notice OF the sur
render of its franchise. Lection Of Of
ficers was postponed to a meeting TO
be held early In January.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-20
DEATH BY DYNAMITE.
Six Men Killed and Over Dozen 9th
ers Sustained Injuries.

New York. Dec. 20.-Six men were
killed and more than a dozen injured
In dynamite explosion in an excava-
ton for a building opposite the Wal
dorf-Astoria hotel. The explosion was
caused by some workmen who started
TO redrill a partly drilled hole in which
several sticks Of dynamite had been
left. About twenty men were at work
in the vicinity Of this particular hole
Some of them were blown To atoms
There were eighty men at work in the
entire excavation.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-20
WRECKED AT BRIDGE.
Express Car Turned Over and Caught
Fire and MESSENGER Killed

Kansas City. Dec. 2O.-A special &c
the Star from Reading. Kan. says;
Santa Fe train No. II was wrecked at
Badger creek bridge. about five miles
west OF Reading at o'clock Tuesday
morning The tender left the track de-
railing all baggage and express cars
and the first two coaches. one express
car turned over and caught fire One
messenger was Killed His remains
were recovered. The engineer and two
other messengers were seriously injur-
d. the latter fatally. No passengers
were injured.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-20
Railroad Pioneer Passes.

Oakland. Cal. Dec. 20.-Luther Fill
more. formerly superintendent OF the
South Pacific Coast marrow gauge)
railroad between Oakland and Santa
Cruz. died At the age OF seventy-niue
years Mr.. Fillmore was a pioneer in
railroading IN the United States. At
the age Of twenty-oue years he built
the Syracuse and Binghamton railroad
and In is4s rebuilt the Erie railroad.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1905-12-20
Land AIIotmen, Eor chiIdr,n.

Washington. Dec 2O-Congressrnan
Stephens has introduced a bill direct
ing the secretary OF the Interior 20 al
lot $50 acres Of land to each child OF
Indian parentsge born since June 6.
1900. whose father or mother was an
enrolled member OF either the Kiowa
Comanche or Apache tribe and entitled
TO an allotment under the act OF June
G. 1900